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Headhunter's – Reviewed by Jonny T
Director:Morten Tyldum
Writers:Lars Gudmestad, Jo Nesbø (novel)
Stars: Aksel Hennie, Synnøve Macody Lund, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
"An accomplished head-hunter risks everything to obtain a valuable painting owned by a former mercenary."
Hello Folks,
Jonny T here with my review of Jo Nesbo's Head-hunter's, Now I had seen the poster around for this and thought it looked a bit shit to be honest so never bothered with it until a friend of mine said he had watched it and how good it actually was, so I was passing a Blockbuster that is closing down and decided of course to nip in and see what bargains I could get, and there on the shelf for £3 was Head-hunter's so I snatched it up.
It tells the basic story of an art thief that poses as a corporate head-hunter to see if he can find out a little about his future employees (who never have a chance of a real job) and most importantly see what the know about art but even more important than that if they actually own any valuable and in his mind art he can steal and sell, This is set up in a great scene near the beginning of the movie where we see him conducting an interview in a very relaxed manner and asking questions such as "Are you married? Do you have children? Are they in school? Does your wife also work? Do you have a dog?" Now all the questions relate of course to the vacancy of the house during the daytime and more importantly the "do you have a dog?" question so he doesn't get attacked, this question in particular leads to a great scene later in the movie of which I won't spoil, The guy answers yes to all the questions then goes on to tell him that what he knows about art and he owns a very valuable painting himself, mistake!
The Man then tells him he has no chance of getting the job, obviously he looks shocked but again it is only a ploy, he tells him to return the next day at 12 o'clock to meet the director therefore having all the details and knowing he will be out the art theft is on, we then see how he pulls it off with the help of a security expert who can gain access remotely to peoples alarm systems and deactivate them at will, we then see him pulling off the theft by reproducing the exact painting in the form of a large exact replica photocopy, Breaking into the house, cutting out the painting and replacing it with the copy, job done!
The main man in question is Roger Brown played brilliantly by Aksel Hennie , At first you see him and his wife living the multi-millionaire lifestyle with his wife oblivious to what he really does for a living and her constantly wanting to start a family, life's all good, that is until he picks on the wrong guy Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Clas Greve ) , from this moment forward the film twists and turns quicker and more times than a giant python chasing a pygmy!
So without revealing too much, All is not as perfect as it seems and it seems as with all criminals they have gotten away with it for so long that it's bound to catch them up, the story takes on the basic premise then of the art thief being hunted down by the guy that wants to kill him and this man is one mean motherfucker as he discovers when he looks into his background and his mercenary secret service tracking device company, one tiny spoiler, the guy somehow manages to track him for a hell of a lot of the time and you are constantly wondering how the hell he is doing it and the reveal is brilliant, now on to the dog, the guy who is chasing him as one big ugly scary dog so he gets chased from cabin to cabin with the dog sniffing him out at every turn, this leads to a scene where he is in the toilet cabin, now I won't say what happens apart from "HOLY SHIT!!" and by that I mean litteraly, it's one hell of a stomach churning gross scene almost so bad you can smell it, it really does have to be seen to be believed.
So in Summing up, if you fancy a change from Horror you can't really do much better than this, it does have its' violent bits, gross bits, extremely clever twists and turns that keeps you guessing right up to the very last frame, Just under 90 minutes long and so many great scenes it never drags for a moment.
Go check it out!
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Art and music: the two go together like peaches and cream…. or occasionally like chalk and cheese.
I love painting to music and I have a fairly varied taste so it could be that I'm listening to anything from opera to jazz to rock'n'roll when I paint.
One of my paintings that I mentioned on my blog earlier this year was Kind of Blue, named after a Miles Davis album. I was listening to the music while I painted it and the title fitted too. Another link that is not immediately apparent is that Davis's sublime music gave me the same tingle as when I looked at the irridescence on the feathers. Both experiences spoke to my soul in the same way.
So that's an example of my art and music in harmony. Imagine though, trying to paint to a piece of music you really hated. I don't think I could do it. The sounds would be too distracting, which would show in the finished image. No harmony there!
An interesting exercise is to paint the same subject to three contrasting pieces of music. The resulting paintings will be very different according to each style of music. I painted Going Up, Coming Downto a Bruce Springsteen album. I wonder how it would have looked if I'd chosen something different?
Of course, throughout art history artists and musicians have been inspired by each other's disciplines. Think of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition or Angelica Kauffmann's Self Portrait Hestitating Between the Arts of Music and Painting.
Today's artists continue the inter-disciplinary tradition. Wildlife artists Bruce Pearson, Greg Poole and Katrina Van Grouw play the guitar, saxaphone and duduk respectively, and you're as likely to find music as art emanating from their studios.
Art and music – both are about harmony, texture, space, balance, contrasts, emotion – it's no surprise they are both soul food.


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Israel's Ministry for Diaspora Affairs is upping its social media game, in a bid to improve the Israeli government's outreach to Diaspora Jewry.
Diaspora Affairs Minister Naftali Bennett (Jewish Home), who also serves as Education Minister, has repeatedly emphasized the importance of Israel reaching out to Diaspora Jews in meaningful ways, to connect communities around the world with the Jewish homeland.
As part of those efforts, the ministry has released an animated Passover greetings video in which Bennett outlines his vision for Israeli outreach to the Jewish Diaspora. The video was also released as part of the ministry's launch of its new Facebook page.
"The Israeli government is committed not only to the future and prosperity of Israel, but to the future and prosperity of Jews everywhere," he says.
That means prioritizing not only "security threats", but also tackling more subtle threats such as global anti-Semitism, assimilation and loss of Jewish identity, particularly among the younger generation.
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At her spotlight panel at Emerald City Comic Con, Ant-Man star Evangeline Lilly was asked about her role in the film, as the very first fan question, of course. Lilly said that she was considering retiring from acting after LOST, until Peter Jackson offered her a great role in the Hobbit trilogy. She might have retired from acting again after that, but then something else happened.
"Then Edgar Wright called me," Lilly recalled. However, at the time, she wasn't familiar with the Marvel cinematic universe. "The only marvel film I'd seen at that time was Iron Man, and I didn't even know it was a Marvel film. So I was like, I don't want to do a stupid superhero movie."
Lilly braced for boos, but quickly recovered, saying she was excited to work with Wright. (Wright eventually left the project over creative differences, but Lilly stayed on.)
"And Paul Rudd, which makes it even cooler," she added. "Who casts Paul Rudd as a superhero? Nobody. So I was like, I gotta check out these Marvel guys and see what they're up to, and apparently they were up to really cool ****."
And then, she totally made up for the earlier Marvel slight with a focused shot at rival DC Comics.
"How have I missed these guys who are making really cool superheroes who don't take themselves too seriously," Lilly said of Marvel, before calling out an example of the opposite: "DC films."
Ooooooooooohhhhhhh! Massive, well-deserved cheers were basked in, and a salacious article was written.
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IRVINE MEADOW and KILWINNING RANGERS both aim to bounce back from disappointment and book a place in the last 16 of the Emirates Scottish Junior Cup.
Defeat from Petershill left Meadow with a mountain to climb in their quest for another Premier League title, and while a draw at Saltcoats wasn't exactly a disaster for promotion-chasing Buffs, it didn't do their hopes of an Ayrshire League crown any favours.
Realistically a Junior Cup triumph now looks Meadow's best bet for a passage into next season's William Hill Scottish Cup so manager Chris Strain knows his players cannot afford any slip-ups at Carluke.
"Saturday's defeat was hard to take but we're not out of the title chase by any means," said a defiant Meadow manager.
"Yes 13 points is a lot to make up, but we've got five games in hand and it will be interesting to see how Petershill react if we start breathing down their necks.
"There's still a long way to go for both teams – although I have to admit it looks as if they've got the easier run-in as we've till got to go to their place and play Talbot twice."
But that's in the future and Strain's thoughts are very much on the present.
"We know where we went wrong on Saturday and we know how to remedy it," he added. "Their keeper made a great save to prevent David McGeown from making it 2-0 and, if we'd scored then I don't think Petershill would have come back.
"But we then let in a couple of poor goals at a stage when we had no time to recover."
Strain watched Carluke in a recent match at Troon and says they're a decent side.
"They start quickly and play a passing game which suits their Astroturf pitch so we'll have to adapt to that," he said.
"Carluke are solid at the back, play through the midfield and like to get the ball to their lone striker with the fast wide midfielders getting up in support.
"We'll need to take the game to them in the early stages and try to knock them out of their stride. If we can get our noses in front I can't see them beating us.
"But really we need to win at the first attempt – a draw would only see us slip further behind in our league programme, while defeat is not an option."
Neil McGowan, David Hamilton and Chris Strain Junior are all doubts and long-term casualties Michael Wardrope and Michael Hughes again look likely to miss out.
Kilwinning Rangers boss George Grierson reckons he owes the fans a favour after the disappointing draw at Saltcoats.
"They turned up in numbers to support us but the awful playing surface meant they didn't get value for money," he admitted.
"Honestly it was the worst I've ever seen and it was impossible to play football on it."
Conditions will be much better at Abbey Park, but Kilwinning face a really tough task in the shape of a high-flying Glenafton side which not only tops the First Division but also thrashed Pollok last weekend.
"Our aim is to stay in the cup as long as possible and although Glens will prove a tough nut to crack we fear nobody on our own patch," said a defiant Grierson.
"They're going great guns and Darren Henderson is proving to be a very astute manager, but we've won nine out of nine at home and want to make it ten."
"Glens will start at a terrific tempo but it's up to us to match that, take the sting out of the game and then have a right go at them.
"But we won't be defensive, we want the people of the town to turn out and cheer us on so it's imperative that we give them something to shout about."
Glens can pose a threat from all areas but the biggest danger may come from former Buffs striker Gareth Armstrong who destroyed his old side twice last season.
"Yes, Gareth's a threat but we've got players who can case them problems too."
Michael Deeney, Ian McCreadie and Stuart Hannah are fit again and Bruce McMaster and keeper Ross Lundie are also in contention for a starting slot.
But Grierson feels it's the men who are not on the pitch who can make a difference.
"Come along and roar us on," he added. "We all want a place in the draw for the last 16 and, if the town gets behind us, it's not impossible."


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YURTS are so yesterday. There's nothing unusual about staying in a tent or a treehouse any more - and they can be a little chilly in the winter.
After a British couple spent £40,000 converting an ex-Royal Navy Sea King helicopter into a cosy holiday home, here are five more transport-themed digs, perfect for an autumnal glamping getaway.
1. Routemaster Bus, Ditchling, East Sussex
Tucked away in the South Downs National Park is Blackberry Wood – a weird and wonderful campsite mixing traditional pitches and cute glamping options. There's a cheery 1960s caravan, an ex-Navy helicopter and this bright red Routemaster bus. Two decks, a kitchen/diner and soft play area which converts into a bedroom – what more could you want? It sleeps four from £60 per night; see coolcamping.co.uk.
2. Vintage Railway Carriage, Hawsker, North Yorkshire
All aboard! This lovely refurbished railway carriage has been converted to make space for up to six guests. It sits beside the old Hawsker Railway Station on a now disused line, stretching all the way down to Robin Hood's Bay. Hire a bike on site, bring your own or just walk the flat 20-mile coastal trail – it's a great day out and there are plenty of pubs en route. Overnight stays are from £179; seven nights from £415; see sykescottages.co.uk.
3. The Yellow Submarine, Liverpool
Sky of blue (sometimes); sea of green (often); Liverpool's contribution to psychedelia is well documented. So where else to stay on the Mersey than an actual Yellow Submarine? Moored in the Albert Dock, this cosy craft has three 60s inspired bedroom rooms and some of Beatles' original gold records adorning the walls. There's even a scooter from the film Quadrophenia! One night stays are from £214 with HotelsCombined; see HotelsCombined.co.uk.
4. Jetstar Private Jet, Pembrokeshire
Take it back in time to the louche 1970s, when flying still had a touch of glamour. This nine-seater private jet has had a first class upgrade for the 21st century while still retaining some of its original features, including a bar. There's a double bed – plus a single in the cockpit – even a kitchen out the back. Self catering is from £99 a night; see applecamping.co.uk.
5. The Bus Stop, East Lothian
Fire up the hot tub and light the barbecue – this is the bus that rocks. Set on a working farm in the East Lothian countryside, it is the perfect place to get away from it all. And the single-decker stagecoach has certainly had an upgrade since its working days: there are cosy bunkbeds and a luxurious double, plus a fire pit and a woodburning stove ward off the Scottish chill. Tripadvisor Vacation Rentals have B&B from £133 per night. Sleeps four; see tripadvisor.co.uk.


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The male lynx known to researchers as BC-03-M-02 was born in his mother's den somewhere in British Columbia or western Alberta in the year 2001. It's not known whether he had brothers or sisters, but litters can be anywhere from one to five kittens, says Gabriela Yates, a lynx researcher at the University of Alberta. BC-03-M-02 likely spent his early days romping with his siblings, climbing trees, and burying his scat to hide its scent from predatory pine martens and weasels (older lynx, who are less vulnerable, aren't so considerate). While his father wasn't around—typical for lynx—his mother taught him to hunt grouse, voles, squirrel, and especially the snowshoe hares that are their preferred prey, taking him on hunting trips with her.
Lynx are solitary animals, and fiercely territorial: each has its own home range. When BC-03-M-02 was about eight months old, it was time to find a new home. He might have left with his siblings, but eventually broke off alone, making his way to the outskirts of Kamloops, B.C., as his fur changed from a spotty kitten's coat to the more subdued, mottled pattern of an adult.
In Canada, the lynx population isn't endangered, Yates says, but in some U.S. states, including Colorado, they've all but disappeared (the last Colorado lynx were seen around 1973). About 10 years ago, the state introduced an ambitious species reintroduction program; by 2005, with Canadian co-operation, more than 200 lynx had been released into the wild. BC-03-M-02 was one of them. In 2003, at the age of two—an adolescent in lynx years—he was captured outside of Kamloops by a team from the Colorado Division of Wildlife, and taken to the southwestern end of the state. "The habitat there is marginal compared to what we would see in Canada, in the sense that it's not a dense boreal forest," Yates says. With their big furry feet, lynx can run quickly over deep snow to catch snowshoe hares, but in Colorado, "the density of hares is lower," she adds. As the southernmost edge of their range, Colorado is the farthest a lynx can go.
Still, the Canadian lynx "did very well in Colorado," Yates says. Like others in the species reintroduction program, BC-03-M-02 started in an outdoor enclosure to get used to his new surroundings before being released into the wild, a radio collar around his neck. (The collar wasn't GPS-equipped; it used radio telemetry to track his position through triangulation.) The lynx soon set up a new home range, and went on to sire two litters of kittens—two babies in 2005, and another four in 2006—both with the same female partner. Lynx aren't monogamous, and he wouldn't have had much of a relationship with the female or her kittens, Yates suspects, although their territories may have overlapped. "Males and females only spend time together during the mating season," she notes.
On April 20, 2007, something very strange happened: wildlife officials were no longer able to pick up the lynx's radio signal, indicating he'd left the study area. BC-03-M-02 disappeared—for 33 months. Although lynx tend to stick to their home range, they do occasionally make one-way migrations, and have been known to travel up to 1,000 km to find better habitat or more snowshoe hares, Yates says. BC-03-M-02 apparently began the longest known migration of any member of his species: a trek of nearly 2,000 km, back to Canada. "Maybe he was looking for land more similar to what he was born in," Yates says, "and Colorado just wasn't similar enough." While the exact path he travelled isn't known, it wasn't an easy trip. Large patches of arid Colorado land, which Yates calls "almost desert," and man-made obstacles like major roads and highways, stood between him and home. It took him almost three years to make his way up the Rocky Mountain chain, and whatever the route, "certainly he had to cross a lot of hardships," Yates says. "He saw more of the Rocky Mountains than any human ever has on foot."
Late on the evening of Jan. 28, Brian Anger, a fur trapper in Rocky Mountain House, Alta., set out to the trapline to check his snares. "It was about dark when we found it," he says—the body of a lynx, dead in one of the traps, with a radio collar around its neck. Anger was aware of Yates's work with the lynx population, and phoned her up. Because of the collar, she immediately knew it was one of the Colorado lynx. Remarkably, BC-03-M-02's body was found just hours from the spot outside Kamloops where he was trapped seven years before. Despite his long journey home, and his advanced age—the animal was about eight years old, very close to the end of his natural life—he was in excellent health, Yates says. "Maybe he wanted to die close to home."


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Currently externaltools is deployed manually with RPM. This is a manual process and involves packaging gem dependencies.
We do have a caasp cluster running internally which already hosts geekos.scc.suse.de and dash.scc.suse.de.
It would simplify development on externaltools a lot if we could switch it to be automatically deployed in CaaSP.
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over 1 year ago by okurz | Reply
Hm, sounds interesting. I wonder in general, how does this simplify deployment? Isn't an automatic update of RPM very easy or what is the current approach used?
over 1 year ago by cschum | Reply
RPMs are not a natural way to package Rails applications. Containers work better there. And with Kubernetes you also get the necessary configuration of the infrastructure around the application.
Even simpler would be to use a PaaS system. But as an exercise to learn how to do it with Kubernetes this is an interesting project.
over 1 year ago by kiall | Reply
Re the .gitlab-ci.yml you gave - you could also use the new GitLab Kubernetes integration with CaaSP. This can do some cool stuff, like review apps (Deploy a full instance of the stack for each PR, destroying it again when closed or merged)... Check the products "Operations -> Kubernetes" section at the side to add connection details for your cluster.
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The author has written an easy to follow beading book. After the introduction and basics section, one is introduced to the various beading stitches. I have explored many videos in an attempt to master these stitches. With this book, one doesn't have to stop or pause. The ladder stitch, right angle weave, cubic right angle weaves, herring bone, square stitch, circular brick stitch, and peyote stitch are all introduced and incorporated in the beautifully photographed examples.
All materials and tools are listed along with some helpful learn, practice, and apply notations. We are invited into an exciting visual class room. The student is rewarded with a lovely assortment of beaded jewelry and beading experiences. This book goes well beyond Beading 101.


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A very rare Boker USA made Tree Brand American Story II. Lewis and Clark Stockman Folding Knife.
Made in 1976.
Has not been used or carried and is in the factory box with paperwork.
The blades have strong snap and there are no chips in blade or handle or Cream Delrin Scales
Overal length : Approx : 10cm closed
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2nd Blade approx 5.5cm long
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Overall length when fully opened approx : 17.5cm
Stamped on one side of the blade: "BLAZING THE TRAIL" and Boker USA and on the other side of the blade 1784 with the Tree Brand.
Serial number of knife is 08708
Cream Delrin Handles - No Cracks - Nickel Silver Bolsters - Brass Liners - Lock Blade Locks up Tight - No Wobble -
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Vice President Joe Biden headed up a groundbreaking ceremony this week for Steven Holl Architects' John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts expansion, a $100 million design that will add rehearsal and education space to the Washington, D.C. institution. Paying homage to Edward Durell Stone's design for the Kennedy Center, the NYC-based firm created an expansion that responds to the river landscape while preserving the silhouette of the current building. The ceremonial event took place nearly 50 years to the day that President Lyndon B. Johnson broke ground on the original Kennedy Center in 1964.
Located amidst the Jefferson and Lincoln memorials, the Kennedy Center stands as an equally magnificent structure and a "living memorial" for John F. Kennedy. Rather than replicate Edward Durell Stone's ornamental style, Steven Holl's expansion comprises three asymmetrical pavilions carefully sited on a new waterfront park south of the existing facility. The light-filled pavilions feature lofty ceilings and will provide rehearsal rooms and classrooms, a lecture hall, multipurpose meeting rooms, and an event space.
Related: Steven Holl Architects Chosen to Design Houston Museum of Fine Art Addition
The new expansion will also restore the Kennedy Center's access to the Potomac River, the Rock Creek trail, and the Georgetown waterfront through the new landscape. In addition to its varied and symbolic gardens, the landscape will provide flexible and intimate outdoor performance spaces. One of the pavilions will also have an exterior wall that can be used for video projections and simulcasts of the Kennedy Center performances. The expansion is slated for completion in 2017.


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Mist sprayer is widely used in greenhouses, agriculture, forestry, orchards, grasslands, urban environmental protection, open-air crop fertilization and disinfection and sterilization. Such as greenhouses and fruit trees. Corn, cotton, rice, wheat, tea, citrus and other crops insecticidal, sterilization, can be used for forest tree insecticidal, quick effect, good effect, forest insecticidal tools of choice. It can also be used for sanitation, epidemic prevention and disinfection, such as urban underground, garbage dumps, toilets, warehouses, stations, docks, airports, and other disinfection, sterilization.
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"Economic and Auto Industry Update"
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick joined Ford Motor Company in 1996 and was promoted to chief economist in 2004. Ellen manages the corporate economics group with major responsibility for the Company's global economic and automotive industry forecasts used to support business strategy, finance, and planning. Prior to joining Ford, Ellen was a senior economist at Mellon Bank from 1990 to 1996, and assistant professor of economics at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut during the late 1980s. She also served for two years as a staff economist on the President's Council of Economic Advisers during the Reagan Administration. Ellen received her Bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame, a Master's degree in International Development and a Ph.D. in Economics at Clark University in Massachusetts. Ellen served as President of the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) from 2007-08 and worked to establish NABE's education initiative. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors of the NABE Foundation. Ellen also is a member of several professional organizations, including the Conference of Business Economists, Harvard Industrial Economists Group, and the American Economic Association (AEA). Most recently, she was appointed to the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Board of Directors for a five-year term. Ellen has been married for 34 years and has three children. Her family enjoys athletics, music, and cooking together.
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In The Name of Allaah, The Most Merciful, the Bestower of Mercy
Imaam Ash-Shawkaani [rahimahullaah] said:
Indeed, [amongst] the people [i.e. believers]-those with the loftiest station in goodness and the worthiest of being described as such – are those people who give their families the best treatment, for indeed the family of a person are worthier of being approached with cheerfulness, good manners and kindness, bringing good to them and repelling harm from them. So, if a man is like this [to his family], he is from the best of the people [i.e. in this affair]; but if not, he is on the opposite side- evil [behaviour]. The people often fall into this [behaviour], so you see a man being the most ill-mannered, the most selfish and the least in bringing good when he meets his family; but when he meets others, he becomes good natured, good mannered, upright and brings a lot of good. Indeed, there is no doubt that the one who is like this is deprived and has deviated from the right path [i.e. in this affair]. And we ask Allaah for safety [from evil].
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Notice of Annual General Meeting
The AGM of the Ordnance Society will be held at 10:00 pm on Saturday 21st June 2014 at The Royal Armouries, Fort Nelson, Hampshire, England, UK.
1. Apologies for absence.
2. Minutes of the AGM held in June 2013.
3. Matters arising.
4. Chairman's Report.
5. Treasurer's Report.
6. Secretary's Report.
7. Membership Secretary's Report.
8. Treasurer's Report.
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Who doesn't love when great artists come together great music? We certainly do, and are all over the new release "Tokyo Nights" this week. Shaun Frank, Digital Farm Animals and Dragonette are responsible for this one, and it has been picking up some wicked attention.
A summery mix of vocals, synths and gently bubbling beats, "Tokyo Nights" has a sweet vibe that takes us back a couple of decades to the 80s. Each artist really brings something unique to the collaboration, and it's little wonder we can't stop hitting repeat.
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NeoPapalis Ann Arbor, MI
NeoPapalis (The makers of pizza) is a pizzeria located in Ann Arbor, MI 48104.
The restaurant offers different types of pizza, but also salads, sandwiches and appetizers. There is a wide variety of toppings available.
It is a simple place that make pizza for affordable prices. Services such as pizza delivery and coupons are not available.
In short, it is a fantastic place to grab a slice, visit NeoPapalis restaurant at 500 E William Street or call to 734.929.2227 for more info.
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- Address: 500 E William St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
- Phone: (734) 929-2227
- Cuisine: Pizza
- Website: http://www.neopapalis.com/
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- Sunday: 11:00-23:00
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Anthony Gray
Australian Business Law Review update: Vol 47 Pt 4
The latest Part of the Australian Business Law Review includes the following articles: "'Why Not Litigate?' – The Royal Commission, ASIC and the Future of the Enforcement Pyramid" – Michael Legg and Stephen Speirs; "The Lawfulness of the Dismissal/Termination of an Employee Who Has Expressed 'Unwelcome' Religious Views" – Anthony Gray; "Online Auctions and Consumer Protection in the United Kingdom and Australia: The Value of Transparency" – Jodi Gardner and Kanchana Kariyawasam; and "The Legal Implications of E-commerce for the Australian Franchise Sector" – Zhanna Kremez, Kanchana Kariyawasam and Lorelle Frazer. Also in this Part are the following sections: Consumer Protection: "Penalising the Inclusion of Unfair Terms in Standard Form Small Business Contracts – A Critical Analysis" – Mark Lewis; Industrial and Workplace Relations Law: "Small Business and Unfair Dismissal: A Review of the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman's Proposed Reforms" – Victoria Lambropoulos; and Book Review: "The Legitimacy and Responsiveness of Industry Rule-making", by Karen Lee – Reviewed by Rob Nicholls.
The Tort Law Review update: Vol 27 Pt 1
The latest Part of the Tort Law Review includes the following articles: "Defamation Law Reform in Australia: The Multiple Publication Rule" – Anthony Gray; "The Liability of Search Engines and Tech Companies in Defamation Law" – Anthony Gray; Medical Professionals and the Erosion of the 'Ordinary' Practitioner Standard" – Carolyn Sappideen; and "Distinguishing Duties of Care of Sports Coaches in a UK Context" – Neil Partington.
Australian Law Journal update: Vol 93 Pt 4
The latest Part of the Australian Law Journal contains the following articles: "Reforming the Australian Law of Contract – Some Practical Next Steps" – John Eldridge; "Internment of Terrorism Suspects and the Australian Constitution" – Anthony Gray; and "The Internationalisation of Australian Criminal Lawyers: 25 Years of Australians in The Hague" – Sarah Pitney. This Part also includes the following sections: Current Issues; Letter to the Editor; Conveyancing and Property; Constitutional Law; Class Actions; Recent Cases; and Personalia.
Australian Business Law Review update: Vol 46 Pt 3
The latest Part of the Australian Business Law Review includes tributes to the late Professor Bob Baxt AO. It contains the following articles: "Pre-contractual Due Diligence by Franchisees and Independent Small Business Buyers" – Lorelle Frazer, Jenny Buchan, Scott Weaven, Binh Tran-Nam and Anthony Grace; "The Enterprise Risk Theory of Vicarious Liability" – Anthony Gray; and "Lessons for Market Definition from Air Cargo" – Rhonda L Smith and Arlen Duke. It also contains the following sections: Competition and Consumer Law – Brent Fisse; and Book Review.
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The latest Part of the Tort Law Review includes the following articles: "Are the Torts of Trespass to the Person Obsolete? Part 2: Continued Evolution" – Dr Christine Beuermann; "Punitive Damages: Time for Re-examination" – Anthony Gray; and "Defamation and the Misuse of Private Information: A Comparative Analysis" – Sarah Gale.
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The latest Part of the Journal of Judicial Administration includes the following articles: "Contempt and the Australian Constitution – Part Ii" – Anthony Gray; and "A Restorative City for New South Wales – Could Newcastle be a Model?" – John Anderson and Nicola Ross.
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The latest Part of the Journal of Judicial Administration includes the following articles: "Contempt and the Australian Constitution – Part I" – Anthony Gray; "Pleading Guilty: Issues and Practices – A Socio-Legal Research Case Study" – Kathy Mack, Sharyn Roach Anleu, Jordan Tutton; and "Sustainable Justice: A Guiding Principle for Courts" – Dr Andrew J Cannon AM.
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Carmel is a suborban city in Hamilton County, located immediately north of Indianapolis. In 2017 the population of Carmel was 92.198 by the US Census Bureau, making the fifth-largest in Indiana.
In 2012, Carmel was selected as the ''Best place to live in the United States''. It has been the fastest-growing community in 2012.
An interesting story is related to the name of the city.Carmel was originally called Bethlehem. It was inhabited by the Delaware Indians. The town was laid out by John Felps, Seth Green, Alexander Mills and Daniel Warren in April of 1837. Later on town of Bethlehem was renamed ''Carmel '' in 1874.
An interesting fact about Carmel is that one of the first automatic traffic signals was installed right there in 1924.
Let's have a look at the places you might want to visit in Carmel.
The city of Carmel provides easy access to a number of museums for visitors with various interests. Among these museums are the Indiana Transportation Museum , the Conner Prairie and the Indianapolis Art Center. For entertainment, check out a water park with a mega-fitness center (The Carmel Monon Center).
The Monon Trail is another popular destination. It's basically a bicycle trail that is a part of the Rails-to-Trials movement.
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Decorate your little one´s room with these cool posters. Will make the room look very modern and beautiful.
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PRO Retail
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suitable for e-commerce companies
Pro Retail system is suitable for e-commerce companies with all activities (Retail and Wholesale sale)
Pro Retail is adminstrative , accounting and technical program
Pro retail was designed to help you in the financial administrative side by applying the latest international management systems
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Pro retail was advanced based on Odoo Erp international system according to Arab market needs . Pro Retail is consider an advanced copy form Odoo Erp to benefit from Erp systems features and save them for small companies
Help you to expand in the future
Pro retail program contains many features which help you to expand in all vertical and horizontal levels
Pro Retail Features
Pro Retail Moduls
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- Multi Currency
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- Flexible and advanced Sales orders
- Sales person for each customer
- Copy and modify sale order easily
- Send quotations by email
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How many of you have allergies? Now I am not just talking about the food kind. Thankfully up to this point in my life I haven't found anything I am allergic to yet!
I am talking seasonal allergies. They are horrible. You can't get away from them no matter what…..at least not in south Louisiana anyway. See that is the joy of a food or animal allergy. You remove the allergen and you feel better.
Not so much with outdoor seasonal ones. You see I wake up every morning with post nasal drip, gunk in my throat, gunk in my chest, gunk in my head……ok yeah you get the picture a lot of gunk! Not a fun way to wake up every morning. I promptly add eye drops to my eyes, toss a pill down my throat, and go about my day……..
Sneezing. Itching. Watery eyes. More gunk. It. Is. Miserable! Now you put on top of that a love for outdoor running.
DISASTER!! I love to run this time of year in Louisiana. You know right before "beyond summer" gets here. When the temps are in the 70's, there is a little breeze blowing, beautiful sunshine. Just perfect outdoor running weather. Unless you have allergies. It seems that every path you take has hedges, bushes, flowers, crap, whatever you want to call them. You put those blooms together with that lovely super
(and I do mean super people) thick layer of that yellow stuff covering everything – You Can't Breathe!!
Seriously! I start out great, feeling good, ready to tackle 3-4 miles. I am lucky if I can make it two miles without stopping to try and catch my breath. I am not running any faster than a normal pace. I am not on a different course with hills and such. Nope I just have to breathe in a lot of crappy stuff on top of trying to breathe for exercise purposes.
This makes me want to cry!! I love to run out side. The fact is I will not do a long distance run if it is not out doors, and we are totally limited to appropriate weather here in my state for that. What is a girl to do?
So I beg you today that if you have any clue how to help with this situation, please clue a sister in! If I can't get four miles behind me soon the hubster just may divorce me 😦


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Jolien Tiën
Teamleader Operational Procuremen
"We now have insight into the entire purchase order flow within the platform."
The increasing growth of recent years prompted Moba – a manufacturer of egg grading machines – to implement the Tradecloud supply chain platform. This also required a simplification of the purchasing process. "We now have insight into the entire purchase order flow within the platform," says Jolien Tiën, Teamleader Operational Procurement at Moba.
Moba wants to set up the Purchase to Pay process as effectively and efficiently as possible. According to Tïën, this is necessary for two reasons. On the one hand to simplify the complex IT landscape, on the other hand to make data easier to exchange with suppliers. The company in Barneveld has a reputation to uphold as the world's largest egg machine manufacturer.
"Especially now that we are investing heavily in expanding and improving our supply chain, we want to do this well. That includes an overview. Tradecloud gives us the required insight into everything that has to do with buying orders."
Innovation in production
Within the egg industry, Moba is the leading producer of equipment for grading, packing and processing eggs. The company recently launched a new version of an egg grading machine in which innovation plays a key role. The machine in question, the Forta, avoids contact between the eggs. This reduces the risk of egg shell cracking and the risk of cross-contamination. The machine is also equipped with more data collection and analysis possibilities.
Tradecloud determines workflow
"The fact that we are placing increasing emphasis on service also means that we have to introduce more structure into the recording of data. We have laid the foundations for this with a number of important steps," says Tiën
Moba employees record orders in the ERP system and then most of the work takes place within Tradecloud. This includes determining the workflow and all order-related communication.
Delivery reliability partners
The suppliers with the most order lines have now been transferred to Tradecloud.
"We have asked them to sign up with the platform so that we can send the orders via Tradecloud. That works well. Not only does this changeover provide more insight, it also offers additional benefits. The order flow is better under control and in the future we, but also our suppliers, will be able to see real-time KPI's about the delivery reliability."
Save time
The retyping of order-related data is largely a thing of the past after the implementation of Tradecloud.
"The most important gain in time is that we do not need to keep separate records. The entire ordering process is a lot smarter. This also means that we can grow without having to take on more administrative staff."
Tiën emphasizes that the potential time gain is important, but that Moba is mainly to do the quality improvement. With that in mind, phase two of the project also makes sense.
"We want the suppliers to 'shoot' the packing slips in Tradecloud as well. The platform can then have a shipment prepared in our ERP system."
Extensive testing
The entire implementation process took about five months.
"We spent a little longer than previously thought on figuring out how we wanted to interface the orders within our IT landscape. We have also invested time in the coordination between the ERP system and Tradecloud. In addition, the new way of working was deliberately tested extensively, obviously because we attach great importance to quality."
'Just get on with it.'
Although Moba only went live recently, Tiën already sees enough potential.
"Tradecloud makes life easier. My tip to other companies would be to get started with it. Suppliers will then follow automatically, for example because they spend less time retyping data. As far as I'm concerned, Tradecloud is the number one platform for the manufacturing industry."
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- Nooteboom Trailers: Process 200.000 order lines per year fully automatic, including CAD files.
- Eriks: improve our reliability to customers
- Voortman Steel Group: zero touch order handling
- Rexroth Group: process customer orders directly in SAP
- Van Egmond: provide B2B eCommerce services to customers
- Intersafe: save 50 procent on manual order handling
- Blue Print Automation: improve supplier reliability
- Quooker: share data with suppliers in Asia
- Technetix: improve communication with suppliers in Asia
- Van Raam: share orders automatically from Exact Globe
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Contributed by Kelly Benton on Mar 14, 2013 (message contributor)
Summary: A Youth Message that I applied after playing Hide and Go Seek with our Youth Group.
. (Matthew 10:26)26"So do not be afraid of them. There is nothing concealed that will not be disclosed, or hidden that will not be made known
The psalmist knew that hiding from God was a fruitless enterprise. 7 Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? (Psalm 139:7).
He also knew (and described in various graphic passages such as Psalm 51) that it was his sin that drove him to try to hide from God and which erected a wall of separation between him and God.
The very first human sin led the very first humans to hide from God. "8 Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the LORD God as he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid from the LORD God among the trees of the garden. (Genesis 3:8).
Earlier, they had tried to hide their nakedness, newly understood because of their sin. 7 Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they realized they were naked; so they sewed fig leaves together and made coverings for themselves (v. 7). We have been hiding from God ever since.
- Why do we hide our wrong doings from others?
Illustration: When you get in trouble and are caught hiding something you knew you shouldn't have been doing. We say we are sorry. But Are we truly sorry about what we did or are we sorry we were caught?
There is no hiding of sin. 5 You know my folly, O God; my guilt is not hidden from you. (Psalm 69:5). "You can run but you can't hide."
How much better to acknowledge and repent of our sins, and say with David: 9 Hide your face from my sins and blot out all my iniquity. 10 Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. (Psalm 51:9, 10).
When you get in trouble you feel bad don't you? But when you finally come clean about what you did and say you're sorry, doesn't that take a load off your shoulders? You just can't help to not feel better after saying you're sorry.
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Friday 8th March 2013 – Westminster Council has approved plans for the second phase in the redevelopment of 26-48 Oxford Street in London subject to the signing of S106.
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Tim Allibone, Asset Management Director at Land Securities: "We are delighted that we can progress with our plans which will make a significant contribution to the regeneration of the eastern end of Oxford Street. Our development will create some of the most outstanding retail and residential accommodation available in one of London's most famous shopping locations."
Eric Roseman, Director of Asset Management at Frogmore said: "This second phase in our planned regeneration of the Oriana block is particularly satisfying and as the momentum gathers around our ground-breaking Primark scheme, Crossrail, Centre Point redevelopment and St Giles, we will see the eastern end of Oxford Street finally come of age"
Kevin Wylde, ESA, said: "This is a pivotal point in the history of this site. As architects we are privileged to have the opportunity to further catalyse the renaissance of this long neglected area. Our design ethos has been to delicately stitch the historic and contemporary fabric to provide a sensitive architectural intervention and enhance the streetscape. The challenging site comprises a remodelled listed building, three retained facades, five new build facades, retained and new build structure; to be implemented over existing trading retail. All of this sandwiched between the busiest shopping street in Europe and the incredibly narrow Hanway Street Conservation area."
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|Medical workers carry a fisherman, who was in critical condition, to an emergency room at a hospital in the city of Jeju on South Korea's southernmost island of the same name on Feb. 20, 2017. (Yonhap)
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After almost six years of detailed planning and review, one of the most famous tourism landmarks in the Blue Mountains, the Hydro Majestic Hotel, will open its doors once more tomorrow, Friday, October 31.
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On the Implementation of Iterative Detection in Real-World MIMO Wireless Systems
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- Theoretically, multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) wireless systems can achieve remarkably high spectral efficiency as compared to conventional, single-antenna systems. This report identifies a number of problems which need to be solved in order to implement practical MIMO systems: channel estimation, correlated fading, slow fading, asynchronous reception, and frequency-selective fading. The effects of these non-ideal conditions on the performance of MIMO systems are evaluated, and directions are explored in which solutions may be found. The focus of the report is on MIMO systems employing an iterative ("turbo") receiver. The results presented are based on the iterative tree search (ITS) detection scheme developed recently at CRC, but are expected to be typical of most iterative detectors that have been proposed in the MIMO literature. The main conclusion of the report is that iterative channel estimation and further development of an ITS-based detection scheme for asynchronous and wideband reception are the two most promising topics for future research in this area.
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