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Situated only meters from the Pile Gate, Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik is ideally located for exploring Dubrovnik Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built over a century ago this central Dubrovnik hotel offers comfortable facilities and technology in two buildings in an historic setting with stunning views over medieval Old town and Adriatic Sea.
Busy guests can stay productive and connected thanks to complimentary wireless internet access in public areas. High-speed internet access and a spacious work desk are also available in guest rooms. The hotel has everything you need to relax and unwind after a long day working or exploring all that Dubrovnik has to offer. Make use of the hotels glass-roofed indoor pool, the fully equipped Health club and the range of dining options on offer.
With its enviable location, historic backdrop and refreshing standards of service Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik will help you make the most of your time in the city.
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The UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dubrovnik Old Town is surrounded by city walls built between the 13th and 16th centuries. Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik is just a couple of meters from the Pile Gate, which has been the main entrance to the Old Town for hundreds of years. Stroll round these fortified walls, enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic Sea then step back in time when you take a guided tour of the narrow stone streets of the Old Town itself.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the Old Town, with a 15-minute boat ride to the quiet and relaxed atmosphere of the Island of Lokrum. Swim in the blue waters of the Adriatic Sea, sunbathe on the beach or enjoy a drink in one of the cafes.
Explore modern parts of Dubrovnik, such as Lapad Bay with interesting cafes, restaurants, and shops along the promenade. Take one of the many excursions on offer including horseback riding at Konavle Valley, Peljesac food and wine tasting, Elafiti islands fish picnics, or daily visits to Montenegro, Mostar or Medugorje. Round off your stay by boarding the Dubrovnik Cable Car, which will whisk you to the top of Mount Srd in less than five minutes. From the mountaintop you will be treated to unsurpassed views of the entire city.
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CEO – Christine Fewster
Christine joined Hartlepool Carers in July 2017, following a career in Health and Social Care of over 14 years. In this time she has worked directly with families and individuals, worked within special educational needs provision, held position as registered manager and also being a owner/director of a local care service. She is passionate about working in Health and Social Care to ensure our community has effective resources and skills to live as independently as possible. She has a great interest in business management and development, ensuring services are meaningful for Hartlepool families. She also is a carer for both her sons who have a diagnosis of MASA Syndrome, this presents with both physical and learning disabilities. Christine is personally aware of the difficulties families face on a daily basis and is keen to work with other Carers, Hartlepool Borough Council, CCG, Education, private and other voluntary community sector organisations to ensure we work collectively to meet the needs of our community.
"I am proud to be part of Hartlepool Carers and very fortunate to lead an organisation that is dedicated to providing support to families in my own town."
Operations Manager – Paula Fewster
Paula joined Hartlepool Carers in June 2018 as Operations Manager after working in care management for over 10 years. She has always been passionate that people of our town receive high quality care and support. Over the last decade she has had the pleasure of working with Hartlepool families ensuring care is person centered, allowing individuals to achieve their full potential. In her role as Operations Manager she will continue to work as part of a dedicated team. She is committed to delivering an effective, meaningful service for Carers and their families in Hartlepool.
"I am looking forward to the future developments within our service, working with our carers and key partners to continue to build on our success."
Information, Advice and Guidance Worker – Jenni Foster
Jenni has been with Hartlepool Carers for 3 and a half years, initially covering maternity leave and was lucky enough to be kept on. Jenni is one of six information, advice and guidance workers, supporting Carers in any issues related to their caring role by referring, advocating and signposting people to relevant agencies and/or support groups. Jenni enjoys helping carers by providing them with information and helping them understand their rights to enable them to make decisions regarding their caring role. Jenni said that the job can be very rewarding when she sees carers have the weight lifted off their shoulders. Jenni is educated to degree level and previous experience includes working as a college mentor, being a safeguarding lead and working with young people not in education, employment or training. Jenni is also a parent to two girls who like to keep her on her toes.
Information, Advice and Guidance Worker – Anne Gibson
Anne has worked at Hartlepool Carers for 18 years. She has seen many changes over this time and the most recent are the brightest and positive. She says "My role as Information, Advice and Guidance worker is a rewarding one – to make even a slight difference to a carer's role can have a great impact on their lives is fulfilling. The work has it's challenges and every day is interesting and different."
Information, Advice and Guidance Worker – Jan Hollis
Jan joined Hartlepool Carers in January 2008, initially in the role of supporting Carers into employment, training and volunteering, setting up and running the only job club in Tees Valley specifically for Carers. More recently, and as the structure of the organisation has changed to meet the needs of Carers, although continuing to support Carers into employment and training Jan also works as an Information, Advice and Guidance Worker. Jan's professional background includes 20 years in advertising/marketing and recruitment. She subsequently qualified as a Job Coach with Hartlepool Borough Council's award winning Employment Link team, supporting adults with learning disabilities and complex needs into employment and training, and supporting their families. Jan has a long history of volunteering, including assisting to set up and secure Lottery funding for the first local MS Resource Centre, and was involved for ten years in ongoing fundraising. At Hartlepool Carers, Jan has supported many Carers to move forward through training, volunteering and into employment, often utilizing her vast network of links and contacts in the statutory, business and voluntary sectors to open doors for Carers.
Jan loves working with Carers and says that it is the most rewarding work she has done in a long and enjoyable career, and is delighted with the way the organisation has grown and developed, particularly in the last 18 months.
Information, Advice and Guidance Worker – Roxanne Boagey
Roxanne has worked at Hartlepool Carers for almost 4 years before this she volunteered for over a year, she got into her role as a young carers support worker because she was herself a young carer and adult carer for her mam and she wanted to support others in their caring role. Up until recently Roxanne only worked with the Young carers but she now works with carers and their families of all ages! Roxanne often runs the peer support groups for the young carers and says this is the best part of her job seeing the young carers having fun and supporting each other. Roxanne has a background in hospitality and catering and while volunteering for Hartlepool carers gained a NVQ in youth work.
Information, Advice and Guidance Worker – Alice Pearce
Alice has been part of Hartlepool Carers for 3 years now and enjoys empowering people to succeed in their life and their caring role. She runs the Safe Space project, this is emotions support. The aim of the project is to work with children between the ages of 5 – 18 years old, increasing their Confidence, Self-esteem, Resilience, Coping skills, Education, Physical health and Mental health. We do this work through play, or talking. Alice was integral part of setting this project up because she has a passion about enabling children to flourish in their abilities and their emotions. Showing them that it is ok to feel what they feel, is the best feeling in the world, for Alice and for them.
Information, Advice and Guidance Worker – Belinda Stockport
Belinda is an Information, Advice and Guidance Officer at Hartlepool Carers. she supports adult Carers who support a family member(s), friends or neighbours suffering from illness, physical disability, learning disability and/or sensory loss. Her role is to ensure carers are fully supported and help reduce the stress that may occur within their role. She does this by providing advice, information and guidance on local support available, emotional and practical support, advocacy and support by accompanying Carers to meetings with health, social services and other agencies if necessary, as well as signposting individuals to other specialist services. In addition, she encourages Carers to attend events such as Hartlepool Carers weekly Coffee Morning where they'll receive a warm welcome, a nice cuppa and the chance to have some time for themselves and meet others who understand their situation. Belinda's background is in family support work where she supported children and families to enhance their relationships, improve life chances, achieve their goals and reach their full potential. She is passionate about supporting people, and having being a Carer herself, she has a deep understanding of the role, responsibilities and needs of Carers. She hopes to meet you at Hartlepool Carers' forthcoming events!
Information, Advice and Guidance Worker – Susan Harrison
Susan's role within Hartlepool Carers is to contact and welcome newly registered Carers, give further information about the services that Hartlepool Carers offer and discuss your caring role needs, this will then allow us to identify the specialised support that you require that will help to meet your caring role needs. Susan was once also a registered Carer and was supported with her caring role through Hartlepool Carers. She began to work as a reception volunteer within the organisation working two days a week, then when her circumstances changed she was able to dedicate more time and began to work full time volunteering on reception. Working alongside the dedicated support staff and seeing the wonderful work that they do to support Carers, she knew that this is the direction that she wanted to take for her future employment. Having experienced life as a full time carer and dealing with lots of difficulties, she has a great insight into the worries and concerns that Carers may face on a daily basis, because of this she is able to understand and relate to issues that Carers have to deal and cope with. Following working as a volunteer and completing various training opportunities within Hartlepool Carers, she applied for a part time position within Hartlepool Carers, supporting Families who have children and young people with additional needs and was over the moon to be offered the position. She has now worked within various roles within the organisation and is very passionate and dedicated to supporting unpaid Carers in the community as she was in the same position and know that accessing different services and not knowing where to receive support can be very scary.
Receptionist – Julie Wilson
Julie is a Carer and registered with Hartlepool Carers in 2015 to get assistance/knowledge around with her caring role and to actively seek part-time employment. Thanks to the staff she was able to regain her confidence which enabled her to take on temp administration work. She was then successful in passing the interview for the role of receptionist/administrator when the vacancy became available in 2016 at Hartlepool Carers. She really enjoys working for Hartlepool Carers it gives her a great sense of achievement when she can help/assist someone. She also gets great satisfaction from being part of a team who are passionate about supporting the carers in Hartlepool.
Receptionist – Elaine Bartholomew
Elaine has worked in the voluntary sector most of her career, specifically in Mental Health and with the Deaf /Hard of Hearing Community. Elaine worked in Supported Housing for 7 years helping people with a variety of issues to secure long term, good quality housing. Elaine has referred people to Hartlepool Carers' over the years and more recently, accessed the service for her parents. Elaine wanted to work at Hartlepool Carers to help deliver the quality and excellence she has always appreciated.


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Reporters of The Times offer up their memories from the 2008 campaign.
WATERLOO, Iowa, Aug. 15, 2007 – On an impossibly hot Iowa summer day, the trade unions of Iowa gathered at the Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center to check out all the Democrats on the ticket.
If there was a red-meat event, surrounded by patriotism and full-throated cheers for the working man, this was it. The convention center was named after five brothers who had requested that they serve together in World War 11, and then died together when their vessel sank in the Pacific. From this tragedy, the "Fighting Sullivan Brothers" became national heroes.
With that story of noble loss in the air, the Democratic primary contenders, all men, with Hillary Clinton being the lone woman, each tried to outdo themselves before the nearly all-male crowd of beefy and raucous members of the AFL-CIO.
Chris Dodd, who had gotten the endorsement of the Firefighter's Union, shouted out his speech, his face turning beet red to the growing cheers of the crowd. Joe Biden got loud whistles and appreciative catcalls when he pledged that in a debate with Rudy Giuliani "I will eat him alive."
When John Edwards promised to walk a picket line as president, he brought the house down, which burst into a frenzied chant of "Edwards! Edwards!" that was hard to tamp down. (Mr. Edwards had amassed broad labor support in the early primary/caucus days.) Barack Obama got the crowd going by saying he was not working for Dow Jones, but for "Jim Jones or Fred Jones or Sally Jones."
And then came Hillary Clinton. Try as she might to compete with the guys, the audience remained stone-faced. She spoke with equal vehemence, equal passion and equal cleverness. But it was though she had wandered into the wrong place and was treated with courtesy and respect – but nothing more. No rousing cheers. Just polite applause.
At that moment, it became clear how hard it would be for a woman to win over this white blue-collar constituency, even if her policies differed little from her male counterparts. I, for one, thought that she would never win over them over, in Iowa or anywhere.
Yet, as history has shown, she led an uphill battle (winding up third in the Iowa caucuses behind Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards), but white union-members became her core constituency. Today, she is on the road, in the waning days of the campaign exhorting these supporters to back Mr. Obama. It taught me a lesson of what makes politics so fascinating – that what might appear to be true on one day, can be completely overturned just a few months later.


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Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec (OIIQ) Put nurses at the centre of the experience.
the needs of all target audiences
their goals, lifestyle and age.
A unified offering focused on support
To serve its various target audiences, the OIIQ is looking to create a new digital space that fosters the exchange of ideas and is rich in resources and features that provide an engaging client experience.
- Consolidate all 16 OIIQ sites on a single digital platform.
- Engage in and maintain a dialogue with the public, members, partners and health professionals.
- Increase the Ordre's revenues by integrating a marketing component (e.g., paying for online training).
Human beings at the heart of the strategy
Adopt a client-centric approach that considers each person's specific needs and pathways.
Five-part segmentation of the strategic component
- Support: Offer a personalized decision support.
- Conversion: Turn passive users into assets.
- Customization: Provide relevant content to each person.
- Loyalty: Improve the rate of return visits to the site.
- Marketing: Increase the number of transactions and purchase frequency.
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To achieve the Ordre's objectives and create a unified, concise and scalable ecosystem, various tactics have been implemented throughout the project.
Content Strategy
To establish and maintain the connection with nurses, a content strategy approach was implemented. A great deal of work was done to simplify the content and adapt the messages and terms used.
The new site adapts the content offering according to each user's interests (targeted publications by location or clinical area).
The right technology to create the experience
To meet the OIIQ's business needs, we used the Liferay 7 web platform and Java.
We also leveraged SpringBoot, Java8 and Tomcat to set up microservices. The goal was to outsource transactions and processes so capacity can easily increase and decrease, as needed.
Atomic Design and User Experience
On the graphic front, we shifted to atomic (or modular) design to achieve an even more optimal concept. The interface design is based on various modules that target iterative creation and, by extension, an improved the user experience.
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(TAMPA, Florida) - The Walsh University Men's Golf Team opened their Spring season today in Tampa at the six team Saddlebrook Spring Kickoff. The Cavaliers posted a team score of 326 to start round one of the 54 hole event.
With a chilly start to the day, Senior Drew Savage posted a 77 in his opening round. Noah Frase was second on the board and followed right behind Savage with a 79 in his first round. Brandon Netzel carded an 80 for the Maroon and Gold while Sam DiMeo and Jake Barth each tallied 90 respectively. Patrick Duffy entered the event as an individual and carded a 96 for his opening round.
Grand Valley State is leading the way after day one firing an opening round of 294. Alex Scott from Grand Valley has a lock on first place after carding an opening round 70.
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I wasn't exactly sure what I would write about the project that was the most lucrative and largest of my art career.
Perhaps I did not share much about my illustrations on this project because I had not a single, good example of any of it. For many years, I either shot a slide of my artwork, or I went to a local, copy shop. If I had a special painting, it was a major expense of time and money to have a professional transparency made from my art.
I can share that whenever I'm in a supermarket – I enjoy passing the shelves where I can see so many of my illustrations displayed!
My project for Beechnut consisted of many different "phases" and probably amounted to perhaps two hundred paintings. Each painting was a miniature; a cluster of items that later on might be repeated and combined with other items. Since this project was at the beginning of the "digital age," there was the awareness of the advantage of painting parts that could be "attached" to other paintings.
I diligently gathered and shot my own photo reference for every illustration, even though sometimes the size relationships were uneven. I used a local, one-hour photo and most of my photos were quite "off." Because I love using Photoshop, I couldn't help but "clean up" my banana photo below.
I have an extensive, photo reference collection in my file cabinet. That was very helpful for many of the meat illustrations. I still do not look at turkey drumsticks or lamb chops quite the same way anymore!
I shared a lot of my "photo-comp" reference with the art director. There were certainly a lot of possibilities for those chicken drumsticks and meat slabs. I spent a lot of time and money at my local copy store – everyone that worked there knew me well. I certainly appreciate the ability I have now to scan and create my layouts so easily on my computer. Unfortunately, now I have no more illustration work because the Photoshop program eliminated the need for my illustrations!
Certainly, my working process became very streamlined and efficient with a project of this size. I did not require anyone to "assist me" and I loved working small. Technically, all of my paintings were done on watercolor paper. I used friskit to give clean, crisp edges to all of the elements.
- Because the Beechnut project encompassed probably two years, I became very close to the two, art directors that I worked with. I gave an original painting to one of the art directors on his fiftieth birthday, because I had worked with him for many years before this project. The agency, SBG Partners, is no longer in business, as are most of the design firms I used to work with. Both of the art directors were named Thomas, so sometimes that became confusing.
We often discussed that some day I would fly up to San Francisco and meet them; Barb and I would go sailing with them when our project was completed. That never did happen, but it would have been nice!
Barb Hauser, my San Francisco representative, made things go very smoothly as she usually did. One of the things that was so impressive for me about Barb, was how easily she was able to get "deposits." In no other time in my career was I ever able to bill for something ahead of time. It was truly helpful to have money coming in as I worked on so many illustrations.
One of the more interesting parts of this project was when I was able to convince the client and art directors that I could paint an "impressionistic landscape," which would be used on all of their fruit juice labels. I had already illustrated the juice pitcher and fruit; however, the background landscape was a very different style.
It was a lot of fun for me to create something different, and I did many "comps" first to show them different possibilities.
Ten years after doing Beechnut, a small company asked for an illustration of peapods similar to the one I did for Beechnut. The company name was "Munchkin Meals." Below is an example of a digital version of my paintings. I don't believe the company ever got off the ground and my painting was never printed. Just to show how my career changed, I was willing to do that illustration for $300. I worked with two moms locally, and wanted to help them as they started their new business.
When I illustrated all those paintings for Beechnut, the price for almost all of them was $1,500 each. The Toddler food was around $2,000-$2,500 each.
When I did the toddler food later on for Beechnut, it was challenging. I had to design a pattern for each bowl and I disliked painting perfect ellipses. However, the worst part was rendering the product. I don't want to say anything "negative" about the food, but similar to my "Quick Meal" project – it wasn't easy rendering chunky mixtures in a beige color!
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"I believe in balance. A design should be a balance of style and function as well as comfort. A good design is beautiful. A great design enhances your life and that is what makes a home. "
–Jacob Medina
I studied Biotechnology at University of Houston Clear Lake with the plan to go Medical School after I graduated. I knew pretty quickly that the medical field wasn't right for me, but I wasn't sure what was. I worked in the customer service industry for a few years until I discovered the world of design. I had always thought of design as a hobby, but not a profession. I quickly realized that Interior Design was right for me and created Medina Designs
"I came into Interior Design with a passion for curating homes and the desire to enhance the life of my clients"
My past clients refer to me as kind, thoughtful, and dedicated. Interior design is unique because it is very intimate. Client's are like family and it is important they are taken care of. That is why I always bring in the best team members to make the design process the most efficient and stress-free that it can be. I collaborate with renowned architects, builders, organizers, landscapers and craftsman to complete your design.
I aim to take my designs one step further than just the design of the rooms, whether that means procuring the dinner ware for the home or a unique blend of wines for the bar. I work to create a home, so that when I walk out the front door your home is ready for you to live in.
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Pick-up trucks and Gasoline
Pick-up trucks and Gasoline
by Hazel Woodbridge
"Are you happy?"
I was sitting in the passenger seat of his pick-up truck the first
My dad asked me that.
How the fuck do I respond to that?
How can I look him in the eyes and tell him that his voice makes my
blood shatter?
That when he calls me into the living room
I go over everything I could have done wrong while I try not to
All he wanted to know is what i wanted for dinner.
How could I turn to him and tell him
that my saturday night plans involve wondering
what the ocean would feel like in my lungs.
The waterfront is so beautiful this time of year.
I even have the perfect white dress.
It smells like my mom.
My nails pierse my palms like the doves that tear at my
Have you ever choked on prozac?
That chemical burn that crawls up your throat
like the summer of 2015.
All I want is to be able to tell him
"Dad, you don't have to pay for pills anymore"
That my depression was an unwelcome visitor,
that guy at the wedding that no one knows,
and everybody hates,
but it's okay because all I had to do was politely ask him to
Just like the little lady you want me to be.
But I can't because he has a gun in his pocket
and his hands are sliding up my dress.
Im choking on a noose of pink satin.
His fingers are matchsticks and i am gasoline.
My depression doesn't know much about pyrotechnics,
because when I catch light I am not a candle waiting to be snuffed
No, I am a wild fire, I am a lightning strike.
And he thought a pink satin noose could contain me
There is a blow torch in the back of the truck.
My dad doesnt know much about pyrotechnics either.
My dad and my depression seem to get along pretty well
I used to love that pink satin noose.
My 5th birthday present.
I saw my dad as a mountain.
A giant, scraping the sky and making her bleed. Mountains
And when they crumble they take everything down around
my teeth are broken shards inside a cinnamon smile.
Splintered by your stalagmites.
The weight of mountains can turn rock into riches
and I dont give a
If you're pissed because you wanted a sapphire,
well guess what I am a diamond
and not even the voices in my head can break me.
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Elegance, finesse, minerality and balance
Colour: Palest lemon, green hues
Nose: Lemon sorbet, cracked wheat and fresh green apple.
Palate: Clean lemon, lime and minerality. Fine bead and taut acid length.
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Vintage Notes: A blend of three clones of Chardonnay - all shoot thinned early in the season to enhance vine balance, even ripening and focus flavour concentration. Cool south facing sites provide fresh acidity through moderate growing conditions.
Halliday Wine Companion 2018
Score: 90 Points
Wine review: 'The cool heights of The Lane Vineyard bless chardonnay with spicy red apple and crunchy lemon character, well complemented with the toasty, biscuity, honeyed complexity of lees age and a portion of maturation in large old puncheons and foudres. A dosage of 8g/l is well integrated on a long finish. The result is an appealing and value-for-money Adelaide Hills fizz.'
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Qubit Labs is a company that sets up dedicated teams of any size. We help businesses around the globe with hiring remote designers and developers in Ukraine. No matter if you want to hire one dedicated web designer or a web design team, we will cope with any of these duties. With Qubit Labs, you can start with one team member and scale up your team when needed. We take all HR hassles upon ourselves – recruiting, hiring, adaptation and retention of your offshore web design team. Besides, we take care of payrolls and make legal arrangements for your remote employees.
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Girls Soccer Has Senior Night And Successfully Wins Their Game
February 21, 2018
The Varsity Girls Soccer team had their Senior Night and was able to pull out a win for their last game on their home field and brings smiles to their fans.
On February 5, the girls' soccer team came out hungry for a win in honor of their special senior night. The five seniors were surrounded by flowers, balloons, posters, and a lot of love from their fans supporting their final night playing on their home field. Their teammates were very supportive of the seniors and made sure to pull out a win for them by working hard, even though the game was very challenging for the girls due to the good competition from West Covina. The girls were able to carry out a 3-2 win in overtime.
Senior Captain Carina Chin played her final game playing mid field and was very pleased with her final game on her home field. Chin states, "Senior Night was really special, hearing the coaches reflect on all the seniors' qualities and character was nice and simply unforgettable."
As Chin reflects on this meaningful night she adds, "As a senior, it was a night where I reflected my accomplishments of being in the girls soccer program for all four years and I'm proud of being a part of it."
Senior Audrey Ochoa played her final game playing the defensive outside back and was also very pleased with the final game she played on her home field. Ochoa explains, "It was a really exciting game, a good last home game. I was happy that I was able to enjoy it with everyone on the team, but I was also sad because that's when it finally hit me that the season was coming to an end."
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Speed, Smarts & Startups - inside startup acceleration
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Thursday, 23 May 2013 from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm (NZST)
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Lessons from inside startups accelerators - stories from TechStars, the Global Accelerator Network and NZ's first digital startup accelerator Lightning Lab
Thanks to Otago Angels for helping to put this event together.
Also in: Christchurch May 21; Dunedin May 22; Invercargill May 24.
Join us and meet Laura Reitel, former program manager at TechStars accelerator program in Boulder, USA and part of the initial push to create the Global Accelerator Network.
- Understand what a startup accelerator does, and why it works
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Laura Reitel will share her insight into digital startups around the world, the markets they are targeting, and what makes the winning teams work.
She has seen startup companies all over the world attract millions of dollars of investment, build vast populations of users and seen the making of some spectacular startup failures.Her experiences are first-hand, raw and amazing insight for startup teams, entrepreneurs and investors alike.
The session will also cover off some of the key lessons from Lightning Lab, New Zealand's first digital startup accelerator, and the nine companies running hard and fast through this 12-week programme.
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Due to the technological advances in the last twenty to thirty years, large corporations have come to realize that Information Technology (IT) is becoming a primary driving force in doing business (Chang, 2005). Automated business processes are guiding various stakeholders in making decisions and are able to instantly notify stakeholders of progress. There are many ERP software systems on the market today. Examples are Systems Analysis and Program Development (SAP), Oracle and PeopleSoft. Despite the benefits provided by ERP software, the business models supported by this software may not coincide with the culture of the adopting institutions. Many horror stories attest that either the culture of the institution has to change dramatically, or the software has to be modified significantly (Madara, 2007). Either way the result is undesirable.
As an alternative to expensive ERP software, this paper presents a design methodology that, if followed, will reduce the cost of developing a work flow system for a business process. The proposed methodology takes advantages of free open-source software. Since most ERP software cost tens of thousands of dollars, the proposed methodology provides substantial savings.
At the center of the proposed methodology are active database systems, which serve as platforms on which workflow systems are built. To understand their importance in our approach, note that a typical business process encounters a lot of human-generated events. These events are external to the resulting workflow system. Many of these external events occur simultaneously and any single one of them might lead to numerous modifications to the backend database. Therefore, if the platform on which the workflow system is built is able to respond to external events and act accordingly, most of the programming responsibilities can be delegated to the platform itself. As a result, a lot of programming effort can be saved. As they are designed to react to events and act accordingly, active database systems are therefore well-suited to be such supporting platforms.
To gain an understanding of active database systems, note that database systems in the 70s and 80s were passive, meaning that they did not act until instructed. Today's database systems are different. Most of them support triggers. Consequently, they are able to react to external events; and as a result they have become active. Triggers, a relatively new addition to database systems, are named database procedures that are automatically executed when certain events occur and conditions are met. As such, triggers are able to monitor any changes to the business environment and modify the backend database accordingly to satisfy established business rules and logic. Example systems that support triggers include Oracle, IBM DB2, and MySQL. For this paper, MySQL is our choice because (1) it is free, (2) it supports triggers, and other procedures and functions, and (3) it is commonly used as a backend database system in many web applications.
Our methodology has several stages. Given a business process P, we first construct a model for P by using an activity diagram in UML. UML is a standard modeling language in the software industry, and therefore has a well-understood syntax. Therefore, many software CASE tools on the market support UML. Hence, building our methodology upon UML will make it easier to integrate into existing CASE tools. After the model is complete, we then map it to a MySQL database, which contains a collection of tables and triggers. The triggers of the database will then implement the business logic of P. Lastly, we build a web application that lets the agents enter information into the database. The information will be further processed by the triggers and the MySQL database will provide feedback to the agents for their use in carrying out the activities in P.
This paper is organized as follows. The second section introduces activity diagrams and triggers. In the third section, we discuss how we map activity diagrams to MySQL tables and triggers. We study the property of termination for a collection of triggers in the fourth section . The case study for this paper is presented in the fifth section. We make concluding remarks in the sixth section.


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I love this time of year when spring is right around the corner, but cool weather keeps us cuddling inside with those we love. Valentine's Day is a fun time to share our love... with chocolates, decorated cookies, beautiful flowers, valentines day cards (like these!) and saying those three little words everyone loves to hear!
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List of Ayurvedic Colleges in Manassery (Kerala)
There are many Ayurvedic colleges in Kerala. These are situated in different cities. These Ayurvedic colleges in Kerala are affiliated with concerned university in the state. The following colleges have been listed on this site, you can click on any college name to get more information the college of your choice.


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7-Storey Pagoda, Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden, lightning, lightning rod, Pagoda, Ru Yun T'a, Taman Jurong, thunder, Twin Pagodas
About a month ago, on a sunny Saturday, hubby took me to Taman Jurong to visit the 2 gardens there, the Japanese Garden and Chinese Garden. Taman Jurong is the place where I grew up in. If you've read my posts Judith Remembers, well, the memories were borne of my childhood in this quiet (well it used to be quiet back then…) town in the west of Singapore.
This pair of gardens includes a Suzhou-style Chinese garden and a Japanese garden sited on two adjacent islands and linked to each other by a bridge. The Chinese garden, Yu Hwa Yuan, is modeled after an imperial Sung period design. The Japanese garden is designed to be much more quiet. Koi-filled ponds are spanned by bridges with footpaths leading one around the stroll garden. (http://www.jgarden.org/gardens.asp?ID=415)
I have memories of visiting the gardens, especially Chinese Garden, so exploring the grounds was like home-coming for me. I remembered having some pictures taken on the bridge at the main entrance of Chinese Garden with my sisters when we was just kids. What's more, I had my wedding photos taken there too 🙂
Anyway, back to my expedition. The day start off very warm with the sun beating down on me almost cruelly. I kept thinking I was going to get sunburnt as I slowly made my way from Japanese Garden to Chinese Garden, taking pictures with my borrowed digital camera as I went.
The Japanese Garden was really quiet, so quiet that it felt like a ghost town and a little surreal, only it was a garden and not a town. I only saw a few joggers, mainly Caucasian expatriates who live in that area. Besides trees, flowers and a resting hall, there were lotus and koi ponds too. The tranquility and beauty of the landscape soon drew me out of my unease at being in an almost deserted place.
As I made my way further into the garden engrossed in taking pictures, hubby came to look for me with a big umbrella and a cap. The sun was beating down relentlessly and I could feel my skin burning. However, holding on to an umbrella would make it difficult for me to take pictures so I declined his offer of the umbrella but took the cap. That proved to be a big mistake.
Hubby left to go back to the van after taking my picture on the bridge linking Japanese Garden with Chinese Garden and I was on my own again. I made it across the bridge into Chinese Garden, passed by pavilions were couples cozied up or workers took a break from the hot afternoon sun.
I came upon the Ru Yun T'a (the 7-Storey Pagoda) and climbed up the stairs right to the top. The view up there was beautiful, unobstructed (well, what do you expect when you're 7 storeys up?) and I was all alone. All the while as I was climbing the stairs I wondered if I would meet with some crazy maniacs. I had my mobile phone ready in case I need to call for help and my senses was on high alert 😛
The climb took its toll on me and I could feel stars circling in my head so after going round the pagoda taking pictures of the views, I sat on the top steps to rest. Not a soul came up there and it was so quiet it was almost eerie.
Anyway I managed to contain my fear of being alone in that old building (you know what kind of stories come out of old stories!) and went back down the spiral stairs. Met two Caucasian tourists on my way down. Phew!
The moment I stepped out of the pagoda, big fat drops of rain fell but it lasted only for about 5 minutes and it was only a drizzle. I continued on with my expedition, snapping away and fanning myself with the cap. It was super hot and my skin was burning. All the while I kept thinking you all had better appreciate this series of photos because I risked my health and possibly my life to take them 😛
I came upon the Twin Pagodas, smaller versions of the 7 level pagoda, but didn't enter them. There were some foreigners, possibly Filipinos, who set out picnic mats on the grass patch in front of the pagodas for a picnic. Nearby at the teahouse and pavilion was a Myanmar Nurses Family Day event being held.
The sky had darkened a little (well, not so little now that I've looked at the pictures) but the sun was still hot on my skin. I went and visited the Koi pond, bought some souvenirs from the shop there before deciding it was time to head back.
Alas, someone up there obviously had another plan for me for before I could even reach the Twin Pagoda, it started pouring! Pouring with a capital P! The picnickers ran for shelter in the pagoda but I couldn't make it there so I ran to take shelter at the worker's shed just beside where I was.
One part of the shed was made of wood, the other part made of container, ie, metal. All I had over my head was the protruding roof of the building, possibly only about 3ft of shelter from the wind and rain.
I thought like before the rain would subside soon so I stood there and waited. I texted hubby to say I was stranded. Suddenly the siren sounded and I thought 'oh no, lightning is coming!'. True enough, the sky brightened with streaks of lightning and roared with thunder and to make matters worse, the rain and wind increased in intensity.
I was drenched despite the shelter from the roof of the small building. One side of the shed faced the path and another side faced an empty parade square but there was a row of balsam plants that separated the shed from the square so that was where I stood as I didn't want to leave myself open to any stray lightning (if there was such a thing!)
I looked around, hugging myself to try to ward off the cold, and saw a lamp post a few meters ahead. There was a lightning rod at the top of it and I wondered how safe was I being so close to the lamp post. I tried to recall articles I read about lightning strike prevention but couldn't remember if anything had been mentioned about lightning rods being safe, or if it was safe being around tall trees and lamp post (note to self: pay attention to such articles!)
Hubby then called to ask my location and in the midst of the thunder, the rain and the fear of being struck by lightning because I was using the phone, we had a miscommunication about where my location was. I squat down (the only sure thing I remembered from the lightning articles), tried to be as small as I could, but the incessant rain didn't help the rising tide of panic I had. I didn't know if standing below the wooden shed with concrete floor was safe. I even tried the door but it was padlocked.
I went further along the building and realised the other part of it was made of discarded container which was worse than the wooden wall of where I first stood so back to that sentry post I stood, then squat, and prayed and waited. Twenty minutes turned into thirty and at one point, perhaps from some rising insanity, I thought I blended quite well with my surrounding because I wore a lime green top and the building was painted light green and we were surround by green plants and trees.
At the start of the rain I even posted on FB a picture I took of the scenery in front of where I was hiding from the rain and said I was stranded. That was before the lightning of course.
It was almost an hour later before I found the courage to run to the teahouse which was about 10 meters away from my hiding place. I had debated on whether to do that but the constant lightning and thunder and my slippery Crocs slippers prevented me from doing it.
After knowing that my knight in shining armour (well, in Bermuda shorts) was coming to my rescue, I felt calmer. I paid attention to the lightning (some of them were pretty close!) and after one particular very long strike, I decided to run for the teahouse because I felt it wouldn't strike again so soon. I had to pray that I didn't slip and hurt myself and thankfully I made it to the teahouse safely, though I was all wet (well, I was already wet so what's a little more rain?).
I stood there for about twenty minutes before hubby called and asked where I was. He said he had passed the Twin Pagodas but didn't see me. By then the rain had let up a little and the sky seemed to have lost its anger because the lightning had ceased, only a distant rumble could be heard now and then. I walked out to where hubby said he was and taking the spare umbrella he brought along, I followed him out of the park keeping a safe distance behind him.
Boy, was he mad as the Lightning God!
Tips on how to survive being caught in a lightning storm: http://www.wildbackpacker.com/wilderness-survival/articles/surviving-a-lightning-storm/
Photos of Japanese Garden and Chinese Garden to be uploaded soon.


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Favorite Heroes/Builds in ARAM?General Discussion
Whenever my team gets TWO sgt. hammers for some reason. It happened twice already, and it made the enemy completely miserable and hopeless both times.
Why is that allowed?
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This. The chunking is so insanely real.09/30/2018 11:41 AMPosted by rcwZul´jin with Guillotine/Twin Cleave build; it is absolutey hillarious.
I wish I could just ragnaros every game..... the only time that lava wave would actually be good and it's not allowed, oh well.
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Wes Perry was recently named one of Paper Magazine's 10 Comedians You Need to Know. He uses his background in improvisation and sketch comedy to create original solo pieces that blend storytelling and music in a way that's unique, honest, and absurd.
Wes is the host of the monthly variety show Making Out with Wes Perry and Friends. Making Out originally ran at the Upstairs Gallery in Andersonville, where it broke box office and attendance records. Making Out is currently running every third Wednesday of the month at Flat Iron Comedy in Wicker Park.
He can sometimes be seen performing with The Awkward Phase and Holy Fuck Comedy Hour at The Annoyance, The Curio Show at The Mission Theatre inside iO, or Second Date at Wangs.


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The declaration came after the call for the adoption of June 21st as International Day of Yoga by Hon'ble Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi during his address to UN General Assembly on September 27, 2014 wherein he stated: "Yoga is an invaluable gift of India's ancient tradition . It embodies unity of mind and body; thought and action; restraint and fulfillment; harmony between man and nature; a holistic approach to health and well-being. It is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and the nature.
Yoga is a 5,000-year-old physical, mental and spiritual practice having its origin in India, which aims to transform both body and mind.
On December 11 in 2014, the United Nations General Assembly declared June 21st as the International Day of Yoga.
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Yogi and mystic, Sadhguru notes the importance of this day in the yogic tradition: "On the day of the summer solstice, Adiyogi [the first yogi] turned south and first set his eyes on the Saptarishis or Seven Sages, who were his first disciples to carry the science of yoga to many parts of the world. It is wonderful that June 21 marks this momentous event in the history of humanity."
How did Yoga originate? Maharishi Patanjali is the 'father of Yoga' who compiled 195 Yoga Sutras that became the foundation of Yoga philosophy. The commentary on these sutras is called Bhasya. The core essence of Patanjali is the eightfold path of Yoga (Ashtanga Yoga) that focusses upon healthy living through Yoga.


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Reviewed by GREG KING Director: Alex Kurtzman Stars: Tom Cruise, Russell Crowe, Annabelle Wallis, Jake Johnson, Sofia Boutella, Courtney B Vance, Marwan Kenzai. Universal has launched a brand new franchise under the umbrella of Dark Universe, in which the studio plans to remake all of those classic monster movies from their vaults, like Dracula, Frankenstein, the Wolfman. Most of those monster movies from the 30s seem a little dated now, and the studio plans to drag them into the 21st century through CGI and modern cinema technology. The first film in this Continue reading
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February's Newsletter
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February's Newsletter
Hello Everyone and welcome to February's newsletter, I must admit its a short one this month with not loads coming up and it makes up for the long minutes I sent out this week!
So this month we have Health and Care Research Wales coming along to talk about involving people. So who are they and who is this talk aimed at. Well good question, Barbara Moore in the Senior Manager for Public Involvement, she is coming along to talk about the important role the public have in aiding research. How many times have you thought, who did they ask, whose opinions are they including. Many researchers are encouraged to approach members of the public for their opinion on their research proposals, this is where Health and Care Research Wales' Involving People Network come in.
I'll not add more now and hope that you enjoy the talk on Thursday. Please note that this initiative is not exclusive to diabetes, so we would welcome anyone who would like to become involved in research for all sorts of conditions to come along.
We will be having a letter in the South Wales Argus this week inviting people to attend so hopefully we can get bums on seats!
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The schedule is a list of fees for all chargeable services, requests, applications, approvals, licences, hire bookings and memberships. Fees and charges are determined by Council each year and contribute towards providing services and facilities to our area.
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Starting at $35 per 1/2 hour // $45 per hour
2 or 4 Person Boats Available
$109 per hour for up to 7 people
$10 per hour for additional boaters
Hourly: $20 // 1/2 Day: $35 // Full day: $45
Helmets included.
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Jasper has what might be the best trail system in the world. Ask any cyclist why they come back to Jasper, and you'll likely hear that it's because the park's well-connected, well-maintained trails are the perfect way to actually experience nature while at the same time avoiding crowds.
Picture an early morning on the water with a thermos of hot chocolate, surrounded by the reflections of mountains. Whether you enjoy kayaking or canoeing, Pyramid Lake offers an abundance of opportunities to relax or get active on our lake.
Hourly: $18 // Half Day: $30
Hourly: $10 // Half Day: $30
Hourly: $10 // Half Day: $30
Travel along the Pyramid Fire Road before dropping into Pyramid Lake. The loop on the lake has both groomed and flat packed lanes, perfect for all cross country skiing types & skill levels.
For the expert and ambitious skier. The trail gains elevation along the shoulder of pyramid mountain.
An easy option for those new to fat biking or just looking for the beautiful views of Pyramid Lake
This mainly flat pack trail for riders of moderate to high skill will have your legs burning as it steadily climbs to beautiful Pyramid Lake
With lookouts of one of Jasper's most famous mountains, Pyramid Mountain, expect awe-inspiring views as you venture along the trails.
Groomed by Pyramid Lake Resort; enjoy skating on iconic Pyramid Lake with exquisite Pyramid Mountain as your backdrop.


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So I am taking Doug and Dave to the local beerfest today - if you're anywhere near Haverhill, MA the Haverhill Brewery puts on a great event. Two sessions, we'll be at the first.
And it'll be blogged in the Shenanigans blog.
It is a gloomy, gross day so I'm hoping that it is a lot of fun, and there are tents.


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February 21, 2018
A list of Salesforce Appexchange categories and tools, relevant for Nonprofit Operations. Part 1 of 2 covers Document Generation, Data Administration and Text messaging categories.
February 21, 2018
A list of Salesforce Appexchange categories and tools, relevant for Nonprofit Operations. Part 2 of 2 covers Email management, Online Fundraising & Payment Processing, Survey administration and Miscellaneous categories of tools.
February 17, 2018
What does it mean to be strategic in your role as a manager, to be a strategic thinker ? We go over some discussions from workshops we run for our clients in the context of Growth and Salesforce CRM. This 5 minute clip discusses vision, drawing up the big picture, making decisions for future and leadership.
February 14, 2018
We go over the curriculum and an overview of topics from a representative training session for Salesforce Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP). Our training for NPSP covers topics spanning both functionality and administration of the application. Functionality may include use cases for Fundraising and Program Management while Administration topics typically include best practices, process automation, reports & dashboards and appexchange tools.
February 7, 2018
Salesforce uses multi-factor authentication to increase security around your Salesforce setup. But you provide access to customers, partners and other external users through community and other […]
January 31, 2018
Salesforce has a multi-tenant architecture and it identifies every record uniquely across all customers by assigning a unique Record ID to each record. As a Salesforce […]
January 22, 2018
In this blog we show how to implement roll-up summary on lookup relationships in Salesforce. This can add immense value to business users by providing useful […]
October 23, 2017
What does it mean to align your Sales Strategy with the Organizational Strategy? How does one make this discussion real ? And what relevance does it have to Salesforce CRM implementations and vice versa - what relevance can your CRM have to this alignment?
October 11, 2017
We discuss the need for a framework and how we apply it in our client work with sales organizations of growing businesses. We go over the 6 dimensions of the Varasi framework and the key questions to ask and nuances to consider under each dimension.


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There was such a response to my previous article on NHS Continuing Healthcare that I thought it would be helpful to go into more detail. Almost everyone I spoke to said that the only assessment that had been carried out was a financial assessment which had sorted out how much they needed to pay for the care!
The disappointing thing is that all these people didn't realise that such a 'financial assessment' should not have taken place. The lack of knowledge and understanding is not their fault. Hundreds of families report that the health and social care authorities often omit to explain the actual criteria for care funding and that not all care is the same. Unfortunately, many medical and social services staff don't understand the criteria themselves. In addition, media articles, and also sometimes well-meaning friends, often promote the notion that you have to be means tested and pay for care if you have savings or a house. This is not true.
Whether or not you pay for care does NOT depend on your money or whether you have a house. It depends on your care needs only.
How care funding works
So let's break things down as there's a very simple 'divide':
- Local authorities/councils provide social care which is means tested.
- The NHS provide healthcare/nursing care, which is not means tested. It's the difference between these two things that is at the heart of care funding assessments and it is also at the root of almost all disputes about NHS Continuing Healthcare funding. Just because you may be older and just because you may be living in a care home or other care environment (including your own home), doesn't change your right to NHS care. After all, if you go to A&E or to see your GP, they don't generally debate with you how much they'll do and what you might have to pay them to finish the job. It's no different when you need care. If your needs are of such a level that you require NHS care, then you should receive NHS funding to pay for all your assessed care needs.
Here's a typical scenario…You need care, and so: Local authorities have a duty to carry out an assessment of needs… (as detailed by the National Framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare and NHS-funded Nursing Care). This does not mean a financial assessment or a means test. It's an assessment of actual care needs. At this point no one should ask about your money or your house. The next question is: Which side of the local authority or NHS divide do your needs fall into? If it's the social care side, you are means tested. (Alternatively, you can simply pay – you don't have to undergo a financial assessment). However, if your care needs are primarily on the NHS side of the divide, the NHS has a legal duty to pay for your care and this covers all your assessed care needs PLUS the costs of living in a care home. You should not be asked to contribute to this. This funding is called NHS Continuing Healthcare. There should be no financial assessment, you should not be means tested. But, if you have some healthcare/nursing care needs and also some social care needs, how do you know which side you're on? It's simple: It's through an assessment for this NHS Continuing Healthcare funding. Local authorities must refer you for a Continuing Healthcare assessment if there is even a small indication you could be eligible for this.
- Remember, this is not a means test or financial assessment; it's an assessment for full NHS funding. Your money has nothing to do with it and you should not be asked anything about your savings, assets, pension, house or any other money you may have.
- No one can tell you whether or not you have to pay for your care (i.e. which side of that divide you're on) until this has been done.
To read the original NHS Continuous Healthcare blog post click here…


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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Brooklyn's Prospect Park is now officially car free for the summer.
The park's East Drive from Park Circle to Grand Army Plaza is off-limits to drivers until Sept. 11. The park's West Drive was closed to traffic two years ago.
"We have seen in the summertime peak hour, we're getting about 300 vehicles and over a thousand joggers, pedestrians and cyclists, so we think this is the right decision to make," said City Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg.
Katherine James and her daughter Lia say they're on board.
"Really happy," Katherine James told CBS2's Janelle Burrell. "We've lived along the park for many, many years and I hate having cars in it. Even as a driver, I've already chosen to drive around the park."
"It makes it easier to go places," Lia James said.
It's part of the city's effort to make the popular park safer for pedestrians, runners, bikers, and equestrians too.
"The park is definitely made for people, not automobiles. So less traffic as data as automobiles go, I think a better chance of making it safer," Jimmy Devone said.
Jogger Aaron Corbin would like to see it year round.
"This is a test run and I think that after summer's over, I think people would begin to see that, hey, I think the benefit of just having less traffic is just beneficial for everybody," he told WCBS 880's Marla Diamond.
But some point to the busy surrounding streets, which they say will now be even busier without the shortcut.
"More traffic, more congestion," said runner Dennis Prosper. "That's a problem."
"Now, they've got to drive local through the streets, they're gonna create traffic, more pollution," said driver Ibrahim Bahget. "So have to open in the morning for two, three hours to let people through and close it back. That would be fair for everyone."
City officials said during the summer, during a peak hour of the morning commute, fewer than 300 vehicles use East Drive compared to 400 on a fall morning.
Meanwhile, they said nearly 1,000 pedestrians, joggers, and bikers use the park during that time.
The Department of Transportation will collect data to see what impact the closure may have on surrounding traffic and safety.
At the end of the trial period in September, DOT officials say they will look through all the data and determine whether they want to make the closure permanent.


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A press release from Genius Products LLC confirms that Line Rider 2: Unbound is heading to the Nintendo Wii.
This ain't your daddy's Line Rider though, what started out as a simplistic Flash experience now looks much more like a fully fledged game (as it ought to for $29.99).
Line Rider 2 follows the sledding antics of Bosh, trying to save his true love Bailey from the hands of the wily 'Chaz'. This Story Mode features over 40 puzzles to complete, designed by TechDawg, who is known as the world's best Line Rider player. The game will also let you create your own puzzles to share online.
Q2 2008 is the expected release period for Line Rider 2 on Wii. Some screenshots are up on the game's page.
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ToTaLgAmEr said:
Kewl, I will probably get this.
BrothaZ said:
Story mode?
Mike said:
This should just be for Wiiware I think.
Master Foot said:
I suppose the 'it' factor that made the original Line Rider so popular is expected to push units. It probably should have been a Wii Ware title because it would have less competition on the virtual store shelf. $30 is a bit much for this game, but that's where I draw the LINE.
Jimmy said:
Looks pretty good for that price, it must have a lot of content! Here's hoping.
Jewish Clam said:
If it is not on WiiWare I'll buy it.
NBA Playgrounds new content teaser
Switch must wait again
The Serious Problem Brewing for Pokemon GO!
A day with Pokemon GO Down Under
Adventure awaits.
Splatoon's Last Ever Splatfest is Coming
And It's Sister vs. Sister
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata Passes Away at 55
Rest In Peace
Nintendo has detailed the return of its World Championship
Do you have what it takes?
Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition Officially Revealed
The Force is strong with this one...
Rumor: Disney Infinity 3.0 Leaked Early
Straight from a Galaxy Far, Far Away...
Mario Kart 8 DLC Pack 2...OH YEAAAAH!
Nintendo should do this more.
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It's fair to say, I don't even blog, bro. But here I am for a long overdue blog update.
Why, if I claim to be an SEO, do I not update my blog? Well, aside from being insanely busy working my ass off being the sole SEO at my company, it's also because I'm sort of hating the whole idea of blogging.
Last month, I had the pleasure to score a VIP entry to INBOUND, a massive Inbound Sales & Marketing event in Boston. This was an eye-opening experience for me and as the only person at my company that spoke SEO, it was nice to be able to connect with others and reinforce my intuition about the direction of SEO was the same as many of the leaders in the industry. SEO is very much a collaborative effort and without a team of folks to talk to, plan with, and execute, it can sometimes feel like my back is against the wall. When talking about the campaigns I'm developing, it sometimes feels as if I speak a foreign language. Fortunately, much of the things I was already formulating in my head were suddenly coming to fruition in an easy to remember and structured way. That was the biggest value of INBOUND for me. It helped me frame the things I already knew, in a way I could communicate to my superiors.
There were many fantastic SEO's, like Rand Fishkin, all present at INBOUND, but the one that really stuck out for me was the Director of SEO at Hubspot, Matthew Barby. His presentation introduced me to the framework that I was currently formulating in my head but had not been able to put it into words. Until INBOUND, I had been struggling at work due to the massive amount of content that had been produced prior to me working there. The issue wasn't so much the influx of content, but it was the fact that there was absolutely zero documentation on why anything was produced: no keyword strategy, no reports… nothing. The entire site lacked any internal linking, so the blog was just being used as a repository for content. My big picture plan was to centralize the content into a pyramid structure, which is basically what I learned from working in e-commerce. I just didn't know how to communicate that to my team properly until INBOUND.
Matthew Barby, and several other Hubspot folks, all talked about this revolutionary new way to think about content: Topic Clusters & Pillars. Without going into much detail about something that is already written about over and over, here is a video to explain Topic Clusters & Pillars quickly:
After getting back from INBOUND, I convinced the director of marketing at my job to reduce our blog output from 19 per month to 4, because I'm a good SEO that has absolutely no doubt in his knowledge and skills.
Okay, enough with the silly jokes. You're probably asking yourself why I would want to reduce the amount of content we have written for us by 75% (or more or less, I don't know math)? Content is king, right? In order to be seen, you have to produce a ton of content to cut through the noise of 2 million blog posts being published a day, right?
Or wrong?
I'd say wrong. And that's because, at this point, all we are doing is "feeding the beast." At the time of writing this, just one of the websites I manage has over one thousand blog posts, all targeting long-tail variations (or sometimes the same keywords), which is resulting in massive amounts of cannibalization. It's incredibly hard to manage and we have so much content, that there really isn't any content we've produced that I'd consider pillar content (aside from our fantastic core/services pages.) Most of these blogs bounce heavily and provide very little traffic, so essentially, we are a large site with a ton of crap content and fantastically optimized core pages.
In the search engines' eyes, the blog is the "heaviest" part of our site.
So, step one of this whole ordeal is to re-optimize the underperforming content on my blog by trashing/redirecting posts with 90-100% bounce rate and posts from "way back when," and then consolidating/combining what can be salvaged or redirecting to similar posts targeting the same keyword that perform better. With 1,000+ blogs, I have my work cut out for me, but the payoff will be worth it.
Step two will involve developing content with the topic cluster/pillar strategy in mind. Going forward, I'm going to be structuring the content on our website to all be centralized opposed to the current structure which has our blog outweighing the core content/service pages. When producing new content, instead of "putting it on the blog," like we have always done traditionally in the past (because this is just how it's done) I will be looking for opportunities to actually create more in-depth content about our already existing (and strong) core pages, using long-tail variations or topic clusters.
I'm looking forward to providing an updated blog post on the outcome of all of this work in the next 3-6 months. Keep an eye out for future posts on my search engine optimization adventures.


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Perhaps not the most direct route, but it had to be done. ~2500 km, probably 100ml of rain, and 152 birds (full list in the comments).
Day 1-4 was Sydney -> Chiltern with some uni work thrown in. It was cold, wet and windy. Not a lot of birding to be done. See earlier posts for the highlights.
Day 5 involved driving to Lake Cargelligo, which was to be my HQ for the following 3ish days. I firstly tried to re-create my last trip to Leeton and crossed fingers hoping for another Grey Falcon, but it wasn't to be. I did manage to get photos of a Hobby eating a White-breasted Woodswallow though, so that's pretty cool. The lake was super full! Last time we were there it was probably 60% full, and earlier in the year, there was footage on ABC news of the lake totally empty, so it was good to see it with some water in there.
Between Chiltern and Lake Cargelligo, the first inland birds started to make an appearance – Blue Bonnet being my marker bird – when I start seeing them, I know I'm inland. There were more Blue Bonnets on this trip than any previous.
Day 6 was a trip to Round Hill and Nombinnie NR's, and a visit to Lake Cargelligo STW. First up was "Chat Alley", which was devoid of Chats, but did produce White-winged Fairy-wren and Rufous Songlark. Whoey Tank at Round Hill was fantastic. The usual suspects were there (Spotted Bowerbird, Hooded Robin etc). Unfortunately the rain meant that I couldn't get in to Nombinnie, although as the day was looking sunny and windy, so I had hopes that it would dry out a bit over the afternoon. The STW was, as always, fantastic. I ended up with about 30 species in 30 minutes, including Yellow-billed Spoonbill and Red-necked Avocet, both birds I've struggled with this year. They're now safely on the year list. I also managed to see a pair of Major Mitchell's Cockatoos and got a dodgy record shot of them.
Day 7 – had a planned trip again to Round Hill and Nombinnie, as well as going out to Mt. Hope. Unfortunately there was no power into Lake Cargelligo until 1 pm, so I had my half tank of petrol and around a 200km round trip… I decided to risk it, but as soon as the fuel meter got below 1/4 full, I would turn around. Fortunately the trip passed without event, and I was able to get into Nombinnie and the fabled "Old Wheat Paddock". There was, however, a lake in the middle of the road, so I couldn't get very far along the track, so no Red-lored Whistler for me, but I did manage Southern Scrub-robin, Shy Heathwren, Grey-fronted, White-fronted, Brown-headed and Black-chinned Honeyeaters, and a pair of Splendid Fairy-wren! Not a bad morning. At Whoey Tank I seemed to spend more time taking photos of plants than birds, although the highlight would have to be an obliging Mulga Parrot.
Day 8 – Up early for sunrise, and an uneventful trip home via Grenfell. I was going to camp at Weddin Mountains on the way home, but I'd ran out of food and was making good time, so home it was.
All of the images are being a bit cropped on the right – I'll try to sort that out tonight on the late shift at work.


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Villa overview – owner's description
Between Dauphiné and Provence, nestled in Drôme Provençale, near the old feudal village of Chateauneuf Mazenc, this beautiful stone holiday home has a beautiful private and enclosed park of 5000m², partly wooded, and a large private swimming pool sheltered from all eyes, surrounded by a large sunny beach. On the south side of the holiday house, a large covered terrace serves the cozy and comfortable living room and the large kitchen with dining area. You will be ideally situated to discover all the treasures of the Drôme region: the craft of Dieulefit, the enchanting forest of Saou, the hilltop village of Poet Laval and Montelimar, renowned for its nougat and typically Provençal alleys.
Our description
This beautiful villa is made from brick or stone and was originally built in 1977 and refurbished in 2015. The agent has rated it as a four star property so it is a well-equipped villa with above average furnishings. It is also great value for money. This villa has a private pool and is located in La Bégude-de-Mazenc, only 16km from Montelimar. It is set in a good location: there is a restaurant 1km away.
The villa has free wireless internet. You can also park on-site at no extra charge. The villa is well equipped: it has a refrigerator, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. It also has a barbecue, a garden and some garden furniture outside.
This villa is: 1km from the nearest restaurant 1km from the public indoor pool 16km from the nearest city – Montelimar 50m from the nearest habitation
Local activities . Fishing 1km Golf 11km Shopping 800m
Pets not allowed
Bedroom no. 1: 2 double beds
Bedroom no. 2: 2 double beds
Bedroom no. 3: 2 double beds
Bedroom no. 4: 2 double beds
Toilet no. 1: toilet with hot and cold water
Bathroom no. 1: bath, hot and cold water
Bathroom no. 2: bath, toilet with hot and cold water
Bathroom no. 3: shower, toilet with hot and cold water
Changeover days and minimum stays
1 August 2018 – 10 January 2020: changeover day is Saturday.
Final cleaning . free of charge
Bed linen (excluding towels) free of charge
Consumption cost free of charge
More Information
Kitchen: hot and cold water
Gas and electric cooker
Cooker hood
Freezer box (30 litres)
Coffee machine
Washing machine
Vacuum cleaner
A garden (external area 5000 m2)
Fenced site
Parking on the site (space for 5 cars)
A barbecue
Outdoor pool available from June to September
Garden furniture outside