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Usable security for wireless body-area networks / by Cory Cornelius.
We expect wireless body-area networks of pervasive wearable devices will enable in situ health monitoring, personal assistance, entertainment personalization, and home automation. As these devices become ubiquitous, we also expect them to...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Hydrothermal pretreatment of cellulosic biomass for bioconversion to ethanol.
Alcohol as fuel. ; Cellulose -- Biotechnology. ; Hot water. ; Steam. ; Biomass energy.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Structural studies of dihydrofolate reductase-thymidylate synthase from Toxoplasma gondii and dynamin 1 from Rattus norvegicus.
Microbial enzymes -- Structure. Antiprotozoal agents -- Design. Toxoplasma gondii. Guanosine triphosphatase -- Structure. G proteins -- Structure. Thymidylate synthase-dihydrofolate reductase -- chemistry. Dynamins -- chemistry.
The first chapter of this thesis encompasses progress towards the X-ray structure determination and drug design for the dihydrofolate reductase-thymidylate synthase (DHFR-TS) enzyme from the protozoa Toxoplasma gondii, along with another mutant...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Encyclopedia Arctica Volume 01: Geology and Allied Subjects
Introduction -- Snow, Ice, and Permafrost Glossary: Introductory Note -- Glossary of Snow, Ice, and Permafrost Terms -- Outline of the Economic Geology of Alaska -- Physiography of Alaska -- Stratigraphy and Geologic History of Alaska --...
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Cox, Chipman, Stefansson and Blue reading Encyclopedia Britannica stamped Geological Survey of Canada May 21, 1959 No. 50744 Photographic Section [73 December 7, 1914 Cox, Chipman, Stefansson, Blue reading Encyclopaedia] Book, encyclopedia;...
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Understanding the vulnerabilities of tumors : a network-based approach to drug target discovery / by Nadia M. Penrod.
The demand for novel molecularly targeted drugs will continue to rise as we make progress toward personalizing cancer treatments to the molecular signatures of individual tumors. While the collection and analysis of genomic data has become routine,...
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Simultaneous saccharification and co-fermentation of paper sludge.
Cellulose -- Biodegradation. Zymomonas mobilis -- Biotechnology. Saccharomyces cerevisiae -- Biotechnology. Fermentation. Hydrolysis. Biomass conversion -- Mathematical models.
Production of fuel ethanol from cellulosic materials is a potentially attractive way to meet sustainability, energy security, and environmental goals. However, the high cost of processing using current technology has thus far prevented...
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Laying a solid foundation for Manhattan : 'setting the functional basis for the post-GWAS era' / by Xiaoyang Zhang
Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have identified more than 8,900 genetic variants, mainly single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), associated with hundreds of human traits and diseases, which define risk-associated loci (Hindorff et al., 2012 ...
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Coordination of cell proliferation and cell fate determination by C. elegans CES-1 Snail / by Bo Yan.
Cyclin-dependent kinases (CDKs) and their associated cyclins are key regulators of cell cycle progression. Caenorhabditis elegans has two predicted A- type cyclins, encoded by the genes cya-1 and cya-2. Cyclin A has been shown to be required for...
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Noninvasive fluorescence monitoring for functional assessment of murine glioma treatment.
Gliomas -- Immunotherapy -- Evaluation. Fluorescence spectroscopy. Diagnosis.
Molecular optical imaging in vivo has potential for functional assessment of tumor tissue at the cellular and subcellular level. Advances in biological understanding of genomics and proteomics have increased the knowledge of possible cellular...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Examining functional variation in oncogene biology : the role of somatic mutations and germline variation on c-Myc and c-Myb / by Scott Andrew Turner.
The identification and characterization of functional genetic variation is essential for future advances in molecular diagnostics, pharmacogenomics, and personalized medicine. Recent attempts at identifying nucleotide level variation (somatic...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Souslin trees and degrees of constructibility.
Constructibility (Set theory). Trees (Graph theory).
This thesis investigates possible initial segments of the degrees of constructibility. Specifically, we completely characterize the structure of degrees in generic extensions of the constructible universe L via forcing with Souslin trees. Then we...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Identification and characterization of signaling pathways underlying the tumorigenic activity of [Delta]Np63[alpha] in breast cancer stem cells / by Amanda Lynn Balboni.
Studies presented in this dissertation focus on the transcriptional targets and cellular functions of [Delta]Np63[alpha], the predominant TP63 isoform expressed in epithelial stem cell compartments. TP63, a member of the p53 family of...
Dartmouth Dissertations
In vivo degradation in modern orthopaedic UHMWPE bearings and structural characterization of a novel alternative UHMWPE material / by Steven D. Reinitz.
Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) remains the most common bearing material for total joint arthroplasty. Advances in radiation cross-linking and other post-consolidation treatments have led to a rapid differentiation of polyethylene...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Opinion dynamics in social networks / by Qi Gu.
Opinion dynamics is a complex procedure that entails a cognitive process when it deals with how a person integrates influential opinions to form revised opinion. Early research on opinion formation and social influence can be traced back to the...
Dartmouth Dissertations
The scaling of forced reconnection in two and three dimensions.
Magnetic reconnection -- Mathematical models. Plasma (Ionized gases). Magnetohydrodynamics -- Mathematical models. Scaling laws (Statistical physics). Forcing (Model theory).
This thesis presents two-fluid simulations of forced magnetic reconnection with finite electron inertia in two and three dimensional periodic systems. Reconnection in the system is driven by a spatially localized forcing function, added to the ion...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Integration of machine learning network science and pathway analysis in genetic epidemiology / by Qinxin Pan.
Although genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and other high-throughput initiatives have led to an information explosion in human genetics and genetic epidemiology, the mapping from genotype to phenotype remains challenging as most of the...
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Statistical methods for gene set annotation optimization unsupervised gene set testing and independent gene set filtering / by Hildreth Robert Frost.
Gene set testing has become a critical tool for interpreting the results of high-throughput genomic experiments. Despite the development of robust statistical methods and extensive gene set collections, however, the results from gene set testing...
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The employment of people with severe mental illness / by Alison E. Luciano.
Study 1 This systematic review aimed to synthesize the emerging body of work on the impact of employment, with a focus on prospective cohort studies. Researchers identified relevant studies for review via PubMed, expert referral, and reference...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Molecularly imprinted polymer and applications in nicotine sensing / by Yuan Liu.
Chemical sensing and separation is a constant challenge intriguing many scientists. Through numerous efforts, revolutionary techniques and innovative materials have been successfully developed to solve this old problem. However, a practical but...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Assortativity and the robustness of gene regulatory networks / by Dov A. Pechenick.
Robustness to genetic perturbations is a fundamental property of all living things. The genetic code is degenerate, RNA secondary structure is robust to sequence changes, and protein structure is robust to amino acid substitutions. Complex systems...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Novel dimensions in a fluid genome : an integrative risk analysis for cancers of the bladder and breast / by Asaf Wyszynski.
The present thesis is focused on developing a better understanding of factors driving disease biology and overall risk using cancers of the bladder and breast as model systems. As no single approach was likely to unravel the complexities of these...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Reactor design considerations for the conversion of particulate biomass to ethanol.
Bioreactors -- Design and construction. Alcohol as fuel. Biomass energy.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Fractal models in the visual perception of textures and surfaces in nature.
Visual perception. Fractals. Computer graphics. Uniformity of nature -- Mathematical models.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Dendritic cell Fcγ receptor expression and function
Fc receptors. Dendritic cells. Immune recognition.
Three types of Fc receptors for IgG, FcyRI (CD64), FcyRII (CD32), and FcyRIII (CD 16) are expressed differentially on blood leukocytes. In particular, CD64 and CD32 are constitutively expressed on mononuclear phagocytes of the human myeloid system....
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Modulation of CYPS: effect on acetaminophen hepatotoxicity.
Hepatotoxicology. ; Cytochrome P-450 -- Pathophysiology. ; Acetaminophen -- Toxicology. ; Alcohol -- Pathophysiology.
Cytochrome P450 (CYP) 2E1 is considered the sole CYP responsible for APAP bioactivation leading to hepatotoxicity. CYP2E1 is also considered the alcohol-inducible CYP and therefore, the sole CYP responsible for alcohol-mediated increases in APAP...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Prime polynomials over finite fields.
Polynomials. Finite fields (Algebra). Algebraic functions. Number theory.
The ring of univariate polynomials over a finite field shares many foundational arithmetic properties with the ring of rational integers. This similarity makes it possible for many problems in elementary number theory to be translated 'through the...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Temporal aspects of mental representation: a psychophysical approach.
Memory. ; Psychophysics.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Detecting, characterizing and interpreting Gene-Gene interactions associated with metabolic traits / Rishika De
The ubiquitous complexity of common diseases is one of the biggest challenges facing the field of personalized treatments and precision medicine. This complexity can be attributed to various sources such as the genetic make-up of an individual,...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Generalized Fourier transforms and their applications / by Sarah Wolff
This thesis centers around a generalization of the classical discrete Fourier transform. We first present a general diagrammatic approach to the construction of efficient algorithms for computing the Fourier transform of a function on a finite...
Dartmouth Dissertations
The novel p53 target gene STK17A : implications for cancer therapy / by Pingping Mao
Testicular germ cell tumors (TGCTs) are highly curable with cisplatin-based therapy. The p53 tumor suppressor is induced in response to a variety of cellular stresses. Our previous work has implicated an important role for p53 in TGCT...
Dartmouth Dissertations
New technologies for constructing C-S and C-N bonds / by Markku Antti Savolainen
I. Markovnikov-Selective Hydrothiolation of Styrenes: Application to the Synthesis of Stereodefined Olefins There have been few reports in the literature describing Lewis Acid-catalyzed hydrothiolations that furnish Markovnikov-selective C–S bond...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Anthropogenic changes to mercury and lead biogeochemistry in forest soils across the Northeastern United States / by Justin Byron Richardson
Understanding mercury (Hg) and lead (Pb) accumulation and retention in forest soils is needed to reduce their negative impacts on human and wildlife health. In addition, mercury and lead can be used to characterize the role of soil in terrestrial...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Thermodynamic studies of copper binding to azurin : development and application of a novel method to determine the reduction potential and reduction thermodynamics of metalloproteins / by Molly L. Croteau
Cupredoxins, such as stellacyanin, plastocyanin, amicyanin, rusticyanin, and azurin perform electron transfer (ET) reactions with partner protein(s) in the cell. The role of the redox cofactor in these proteins is played by a copper ion, which...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Securing operating systems through utility virtual machines / by Robert Denz
The advent of hypervisors revolutionized the computing industry in terms of malware prevention and detection, secure virtual machine managers, and cloud resilience. However, this has resulted in a disjointed response to handling known threats...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Characterizing the impact of single nucleotide variation in breast cancer / by Kinjal Desai
Genome sequencing technology has enabled the identification of genetic variants that are linked with cancer phenotypes, whether these are somatically acquired mutations or common inherited single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). Whereas coding...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Representation learning beyond labels / by Chen Fang
The performance of machine learning algorithms largely depends on data representation. As a critical step in machine learning, representation learning (feature learning) learns a transformation of training data to give a new representation that can...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Dynamics of magnetic flows on nilmanifolds / by Jonathan Epstein
In this thesis, we study the dynamics of magnetic flows on compact nilmanifolds. Magnetic flows are generalizations of geodesic flows. They model the motion of a particle of unit mass and unit charge in a smooth manifold M in the presence of a...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Biological significance of VIVID photocycle length and the control of gene expression by the Neurospora clock / by Arko Dasgupta
Sensing light from the environment using photoreceptors is of great adaptive significance to eukaryotes. A prominent feature of the photochemistry of these receptors is the photocycle length, the time taken to decay from the initial signaling light...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Historical and functional ecology of rainforest foragers / by Vivek V. Venkataraman
This dissertation examines the behavioral and physiological adaptations employed by modern humans to subsist in tropical rainforests. I employ various theoretical and methodological approaches to test hypotheses using empirical data from African...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Fast Fourier transforms for inverse semigroups.
Fourier transformations. Inverse semigroups.
In this thesis we develop a theory of Fourier analysis and fast Fourier transforms (FFTs) for finite inverse semigroups. Our results generalize results in the theory of Fourier analysis for finite groups. There is a general method for generating...
Dartmouth Dissertations
On the origins of cancer cell identity : epigenetic deregulation of cellular states / by Kevin Johnson
The identification of molecular alterations present in cancer is critical to better understand carcinogenesis as well as the clinical trajectories of patients with malignant tumors. Early detection and application of appropriate treatment...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Implications of motion planning : optimality and K-survivability / by Yu-Han Lyu
We study motion planning problems, finding trajectories that connect two configurations of a system, from two different perspectives: optimality and survivability. For the problem of finding optimal trajectories, we provide a model in which the...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Density functional theory study of transition metal doped chalcogenides / by Stefano Poggio
The main driving force behind the development of computers was the attempt to solve problems that would otherwise require a large amount of time to be solved. Despite the technological development that has made computers ubiquitous in daily lives,...
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Evidence based practice in neonatal intensive care: the effect of prophylactic topical emollient ointment therapy and systemic antibiotic administration practices on nosocomial sepsis rates and mortality in extremely low birth weight infants 501 to...
Neonatal intensive care. ; Evidence-based medicine. ; Nosocomial infections -- Prevention. ; Ointments -- Effectiveness. ; Antibiotics -- Effectiveness.
Introduction. Nosocomial sepsis in extremely low birth weight (ELBW) infants 501-1000 grams is associated with increased mortality risk, prolonged hospitalization, and increased costs of care. Purpose. The purpose of this thesis was to evaluate the...
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A comparison of the acute toxicity and teratogenic effects of succinonitrile and tetramethylsuccinonitrile: the role of cyanide.
Nitriles -- Toxicology. ; Teratogenic agents. ; Cyanides -- Toxicology.
Dartmouth Dissertations
The frameless stereotaxic operating microscope: system analysis, enhancements, and nonfiducial registration.
Microscopes. ; Stereotaxic techniques. ; Diagnostic imaging. ; Tomography. ; Magnetic resonance. ; Angiography.
Dartmouth Dissertations
Nonequilibrium dynamics of phase transitions.
Phase transformations (Statistical physics) -- Mathematical models. ; Differential equations Nonlinear -- Numerical solutions. ; Nonequilibrium thermodynamics -- Mathematical models. ; Mathematical physics.
Phase transitions occur in such diverse and important systems as ferromagnets, liquid crystals and the early Universe. The dynamics of phase transitions such as these have been studied for decades, but the analytical models still need a great deal...
Dartmouth Dissertations
Evidence for two spindle fiber components.
Chromosomes. ; Crane flies.
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Analysis of reactor configurations for combined anaerobic-aerobic biotreatment of perchloroethylene.
Anaerobic bacteria -- Analysis. ; Biodegradation -- Testing. ; Bacteria Aerobic -- Analysis. ; In situ bioremediation -- Methodology. ; Bioremediation -- Methodology. ; Tetrachloroethylene -- Analysis.
Chlorinated ethenes are ubiquitous environmental pollutants of public concern due to their potential toxicity and carcinogenicity. Under appropriate conditions anaerobic bacteria mediate the dechlorination of perchloroethylene (a common dry...
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When you enter a customer or vendor address in the customer or vendor master or create a Business Partner (BP) in your SAP ERP Central Component (ECC) system, there is a very high likelihood of making a human error. You may sometimes leave out a digit in a street address, add an extra digit in the street address, or misspell the street name. In fact, this may not even be a data entry error on your part. Maybe you were given the wrong address and you are merely replicating it in your ERP system. Look at Figure 1. Here, during the process of creating a new customer, I entered two incorrect pieces of information (the red ovals). I also forgot to enter the postal code. How easy is it to make this error? Quite easy. In fact, I did not make these errors on purpose, but "fat-fingered" them. Without SAP Data Quality Management software, this address would be the official address of this customer of yours in your system of record. It is easy to imagine the downstream impacts of this without my having to explain.
Consider this scenario: Maybe creating vendors and customers is an automated process triggered from an external system (such as an SAP business application programming interface [BAPI]). What if a bunch of incorrect addresses and duplicates enters your ECC system? Since there is no human intervention, you won't have the opportunity to know about this situation, much less correct it. Organizations of all sizes and in every industry have faced this situation to some degree and there are solutions available.
Many companies tend to deal with bad data after the fact (i.e., scrubbing, parsing, correcting, and [optionally] enriching it using a software application). An example of such an application is SAP's Information Steward working in tandem with SAP Data Services. However, the initial damage of bad data entering your system may already have been done. The smarter ones try to detect and fix data inconsistencies at the source in real time. In other words, nip the problem in the bud. SAP Data Quality Management running on ECC lets you correct your (address) data quality problem, thereby ensuring that address data for relevant entities such as customers, vendors, and business partners is complete, accurate, and unique.
SAP Data Quality Management not only corrects wrong addresses but also completes addresses that are partially entered. The solution works in tandem with SAP Data Services and leverages a wide variety of address databases to which SAP Data Services has access.
Its features can be put into four categories:
The primary software prerequisite for running SAP Data Quality Management on ECC (assuming, of course, that you are on an SAP ERP or ECC system) is SAP Data Services (version 4.0 or higher). SAP Data Services provides SAP Data Quality Management with all the functional horsepower. It is therefore imperative that SAP Data Services is available and all the necessary touchpoints with your ECC system are configured. From an SAP Data Quality Management angle, it is generally accurate to view your ECC system as merely the user interface for entering customer, vendor, and business partner data and SAP Data Services as the engine that verifies, validates, corrects, and enhances the address data.
Typically, the installation of SAP Data Quality Management is a joint effort between your SAP (Basis and SAP NetWeaver) administrator and your SAP BusinessObjects administrator. Once it is successfully installed, it is the responsibility of the subject matter expert, functional specialist, or configuration specialist to carry out the relevant configuration steps in the SAP IMG. Upon successful installation, you need to either run transaction code /fldq/dqmimg or carry out the activities shown in Figure 2.
Since this article is not intended to be a user's manual, I do not walk you through these configuration steps. There is extensive documentation available in the public domain that details these activities, as mentioned earlier. Nonetheless, I want to draw your attention to a few key activities. As you see in Figure 2, there are a few activation/deactivation steps. Let's review these:
Among the many actual customizing activities, I discuss only one since this one has many options. It is the last configuration activity you see in Figure 2 (Maintain Suggestion List Fields). Click the execute icon beside the Maintain Suggestion List Fields node in Figure 2. This action displays the screen in Figure 4. (This image is a partial screenprint of this configuration activity.)
The objective of this activity is to set the address-related fields you want displayed or pre-populated in the suggestion list pop-up screen (that is shown when you are entering a vendor, customer, or business partner address as part of the vendor, customer master, or business partner creation process). You first need to choose the address type for which suggestions are provided. You then need to set the suggested list ID from the drop-down list of options. You find the meanings of each of these codes (such as FD, LLGS) in SAP's standard documentation. In the Country field you need to assign the two-character country code for which you want address suggestions. The fields that follow (including many more that I was not able to show in Figure 4) provide you with check boxes that let you control which fields you want displayed in the suggestion list pop-up screen.
Now go back to the screen in Figure 1. This was the customer master creation screen. From your standard SAP Easy Access menu, you need to follow menu path Accounting > Financial Accounting > Accounts Receivable > Master Records > Create.
Now that you have SAP Data Quality Management installed and fully configured, the incomplete and incorrect address for this customer (shown in Figure 1) is now automatically corrected as part of the address validation. Additionally, since for my example you activated the suggestions feature, SAP Data Quality Management suggests the (correct) postal code for this address (Figure 5).
This corrected and enriched address for the customer is now part of the customer master record. This means that whenever there is a transaction involving this customer, the correct address is invoked. Although there are multiple advantages of having accurate addresses in your system of record, I ask you to consider just a few very important ones:
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There are only four more months of this year. How are your vacation days looking? If you're like most American employees, you probably haven't taken a vacation yet this year. You may have so much unused paid time off (PTO) you can't possibly take enough vacation before the end of the year.
Vacation days don't come easy in America. We are a work culture that rarely sleeps, never unplugs, and struggles to not check emails. For these reasons and more, taking time off can be challenging. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't.
From your personal health to the health of your career and employer brand, there are many benefits to taking vacation days…and encouraging your employees to do the same. Here are five tips for helping you take your vacation days:
Vacation days should not be confused with sick days. While some company policies will combine all PTO days together, for the sake of this blog post, we are referring to days you voluntarily take off unrelated to illness. Planning ahead is the most effective way to guarantee you'll take your vacation days.
Fifty-two percent of employees who set aside time each year to plan out their vacation days take all their time off. It's easier to take time off when you've given plenty of notice to your manager and coworkers, and you have plenty of time to best prepare for being out of the office. Plus, planning your vacation will also give you something to look forward to --increasing your overall happiness.
It sounds simple, but making sure you take vacation days is really about prioritization. To help, think about vacation days as dollars. By not taking your vacation days, you are essentially giving money back to your employer.
In 2016, employees donated an average of $604 in work time to their employers as a result of forfeited vacation days. (←Click to tweet!)
It may sound counterintuitive, but your performance and advancing your career are improved by taking vacation days. According to The State of American Vacation 2017, employees who forfeit their vacation days do not perform as well as those who use all their time. They are also less likely to have been promoted within the last year or to have received a raise or bonus in the past three years.
Vacation means something different to everyone. Whether that's traveling to an exotic destination or staying local for a stay-cation, vacations should be tailored to you and your needs. The easy vacation days to take are the ones set for you, like attending a wedding or summer family reunion. For the other times, use your vacation days the best way you see fit. That could be getting away on a trip or spending a day knocking out a personal to-do list.
This blog post was not going to include sick days, but we're making an exception for mental health days. Mental health days are talked about with the same ambivalent, discouraging tone as vacation days. A culture of silence around mental health -- combined with an always-on work culture -- is a breeding ground for anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues. According to the National Alliance of Mental Illness, depression is the leading cause of disability in the workplace and significantly contributes to lost productivity through 2.5 absences per month.
These days are just as important as vacation days for improving your health and your ability to perform your best at work. Take a technology-free day, catch-up on sleep, or whatever it takes to feel refreshed and bring your whole self to work. Doing so could even prompt a viral response, like it did when this CEO responded to an employee's mental health day out-of-office message.
If you're in a leadership role, it can feel even more difficult to step away from the job, which makes it even more impactful when you do. Your company's vacation policy and how you promote it says a lot about your company's culture and employer brand. Does your stance towards vacation days reflect your company's culture towards taking time off?
If you're encouraging your team to take vacation days, but aren't taking any yourself, it could be sending mixed messages. Show your employees that you value your health and the health of the company by taking your vacation days. They will follow your example!
At exaqueo, in addition to unlimited PTO, we have two built-in weeks of vacation, when,as a company, we shut down, unplug, and everyone takes time off. We call this #exaqueoPTO and it's a policy that mirrors our company culture and values.
And while vacation perks do not make a company culture, they do reflect and amplify that culture. Encouraging your employees to take their vacation days and taking them yourself will reinforce that your organization values the health of employees and their time spent outside of the office.
What does your vacation policy say about your organization's culture and employer brand?
If you liked this post, check out this one: Explore The Upside of Downtime: The State of American Vacation and Employee Engagement


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Increase your conversion and reduce payment rejection by routing the payment to different processors based on certain criteria.
Studies show that 59% of shoppers abandon their purchase if they are not presented a suitable choice of payment methods in their checkout. At the same time cross boarder commerce is growing rapidly.
This means that a successful merchant is forced to offer a wide variety of different payment methods and on the same time you should make sure that you present a valid selection of payment options to your customer based on the transaction meta-information (like currency, country, etc) you have. In order to achieve this we introduced the concept of conditions that can be applied to payment methods as well as processors to decide whether a payment options should be displayed to the client and then to which processor the transaction should be routed.
In order to master also very complex global scenarios you can choose from various different condition types that can be applied to a transaction. There are different scenarios where conditions can be applied. Here a non extensive list:
3D Secure is known as big conversion killer depending on the country you are in on the one hand. But on the other hand it is also a very effective tool to fight fraudsters. With the conditions you are able to selectively apply 3D Secure to certain transactions below a defined transaction amount etc by just applying the filter to your processor configurations.
The difference in authorization rates between local and international processor can vary up to 40% depending on the selling country. Therefore, partnering with local providers helps you to increase your acceptance rate of valid cards significantly. We offer the option to route transactions based on the Card BIN Ranges or other factors to the provider with the best chance of card acceptance.
Reduce your acceptance costs by making use of local regulation like the MIF Regulation that caps the interchange fees for consumer cards in Europe. Based on your customer base it may make sense to have an international contract and a domestic contract with your provider to process the different cards separately.
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Based on the transaction meta information like ip-address, delivery address, cart value, etc. we are able to flag transactions for further review or you can process additional challenges for those transaction like 3D Secure processing.
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Favourite Gig ever played?
DeeExpus supporting Marillion at Wolves civic, Wolverhampton
Highlight of your time with DX?
Watching 2000 people clap along to us playing Marty and The Magic Moose at the Marillion weekend in Holland
Favourite DX Song?
Marty and The Magic Moose
Current Top 3 Songs?
Heal Me – Freak Kitchen
Two Feet of Topsoil – Brad Paisley
I'm The Slime – Frank Zappa
Current Top 3 albums?
Organic – Freak Kitchen
Friday Night In San Francisco – Al Di Meola, John Mclaughlin, Paco De Lucia
Kind Of Blue – Miles Davis
Most influential Musician?
Guthrie Govan
If you weren't a Muso, what would you be?
The British version of Adam Richman (Man vs. Food)
A little about our Guitarist …
Micky joined us in 2012 after being recommended to Andy by our friend (and fabulous musician – check out his new album featuring non other than our mate John Dawson, with a surprising appearance by Micky!) Russ Tippins.
Micky spent his early days listening and learning from CDs by the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Led Zeppelin etc. and therefore regards himself as coming from a blues rock background. Later he became immersed with various styles of music from Country through to Jazz and fusion and began listening and learning from all the greats. A reviewer commented that Micky reminded him of the "Mike Varney Guitar hero era of the 80′s."
Micky currently teaches for Yamaha Music School and is an incredibly tallented and versatile guitarist who we're proud to have on board.


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"If we are all going to have to get naked, we might as well get buff." This quote from Andy Ruben, the first CSO of Walmart, is in reference to transparency. The statement came up during our interviews with companies who have already begun their journey toward greater supply chain transparency. The quote touches on a number of issues we heard repeatedly in our discussions with seafood and supply-chain experts: 1. There is inevitability to greater supply chain transparency — it is something we are all likely going to have to work toward. 2. Get ahead of it — having a "buff" supply chain not only means better control of you product, but also better control of your brand. 3. Everybody's a little self-conscious about exposing their supply chain. O.k., let's leave it there.
If there is an industry synonymous with keeping sources secret, it would be fishing and seafood. It is also a market that survived for a long time on price and quality alone — so there were not a lot of questions in the marketplace about which to be transparent. The business model of supply-chain secrecy is being challenged by a transparent model in seafood. Demand from upstream supply chain actors, especially more inquisitive consumers, is often cited as a driver toward greater transparency. The ability to respond to and address problems in the supply chain — whether slavery or salmonella — is also cited as an impetus for transparency. But perhaps the most interesting reason cited by the seafood stakeholders was not just control of the supply chain, but control of the conversation about the supply chain and seafood generally. As we heard from Neil Radix at Blueyou, "As markets are becoming increasingly concerned with sourcing ethics, it becomes equally if not more important to get in front of the issue and tell your story to your customers and ultimately the end user."
The connection Radix makes between supply chain transparency and having better control of the narrative about seafood may not be obvious when a company is first thinking about transparency. This makes it a great example of what we hope the following resources can provide — a better understanding of some of the transparency challenges and opportunities in seafood.
If we want to have seafood become the protein of the future, which it is well positioned to do, transparency will be essential.
There is some great work being done around traceability at organizations like FishWise, WWF, and Future of Fish, which are laying the foundation for future conservation of healthy fisheries and ecosystems. And groups like Oceana are addressing issues like fraud through better traceability and transparency. Transparency is really a way to create market value for the traceability and good supply chain management many companies are already practicing. Another way to think about transparency is Traceability + Reporting = Transparency. Our hope is that the resources we are sharing here will help the seafood industry think about how to reap market benefits from the important traceability work in seafood and position seafood as the best choice in the marketplace for a healthy, well-managed protein.
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Science you can use: supply chain transparency
Key papers: CONSUMER TRUST GlobeScan. 2017. Trust and Transparency In the Supply Chain. GlobeScan eBrief. 5pp."Diminishing trust in a range of institutions has become a central issue, especially when it comes to the relationships between business and society." HUMAN...
Target: a case study on transparency
"Being able to show year-over-year progress against a baseline, and being able to speak to this movement (positive or not as positive) is essential to maintaining authenticity and transparency with stakeholders" —Jill Davies, Target Different supply chains have...
Supply chain transparency and seafood
"If we are all going to have to get naked, we might as well get buff." This quote from Andy Ruben, the first CSO of Walmart, is in reference to transparency. The statement came up during our interviews with companies who have already begun their journey toward greater...
Supply chain transparency: a panel interview with the experts
We sat down with experts and innovators of supply chain transparency, in seafood and beyond, to better understand the value proposition for pursuing and achieving transparency. We wanted to understand how companies are treating transparency as a business opportunity...
The case for transparency: an interview with Julie Kuchepatov
Julie Kuchepatov is Seafood Director at Fair Trade USA SeaWeb: What do you think is the future of traceability and transparency? Julie Kuchepatov: Full traceability allows seafood products to be traced throughout the supply chain back to the point of harvest....
The case for transparency: an interview with Chris Brown
Chris Brown is Senior Director Sustainable Business at Asda SeaWeb: What do you think is the future of traceability and transparency? Chris Brown: This area is going to be a high priority for all types of food chains. Seafood has had to develop with IUU regulations...
The case for transparency: an interview with Melissa Garren
Melissa Garren is Chief Scientific Officer of Pelagic Data Systems SeaWeb: What do you think is the future of traceability and transparency? Melissa Garren: The marketplace expectations for traceability and transparency seem destined to grow, especially considering...
The case for transparency: an interview with Jennifer Golden
Jennifer Golden is Director of Monitoring & Evaluation at the World Cocoa Foundation SeaWeb: What do you think is the future of traceability and transparency? Jennifer Golden: Before talking about traceability and transparency we need to differentiate the two....
Environmental Defense Fund and Walmart: a case study on transparency
Since setting up an office in Bentonville, Arkansas, in 2007, the Environmental Defense Fund has made impressive strides with Walmart to improve the social and environmental sustainability and responsibility of their myriad supply chains. By setting big-picture goals, and identifying environmental and social hot spots in supply chains, even large-scale retailers can change significantly for the better.
Blueyou: a case study on transparency
In February 2017, Blueyou announced the first dual-certified Fair Trade and MSC seafood product: canned skipjack tuna fished from the Maldives. The Maldives is square in the middle of the Indian Ocean—an area heavily fraught with fisheries management challenges. So how, and why, did Blueyou manage to improve transparency in their supply chains, achieving dual certification, for one of the most challenging species and regions?
Key Resources
The Transparent Supply Chain Harvard Business Review
The Path to Supply Chain Transparency Deloitte University Press
We Are All Going to Be Naked Soon: Radical Corporate Transparency Fast Company


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Last week Mac discovered that a corpse found buried in Central Park for 15 years is deputy chief Ted Carver's estranged sister who disappeared in 1995. Adding to the mystery is the fact that her credit cards have continued to be used to the present day. Tonight, a body washes up at the South Street Seaport and the investigation begins to unravel a dark secret from Carver's past and leads Mac to believe that Carver (guest star John Larroquette) murdered his sister. — Tim Holland
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What are you watching tonight? Tell us here20/2010/9c ABC Cher might be 64, and she has edged into the Lifetime Achievement Award stage of her career (Glamour magazine). But her photo shoot for the December cover of Vanity Fair can be described as provocative, if not downright steamy, and inside the magazine she has spicy things to say on such subjects as drugs and politics, not to mention Sonny and her daughter-turned-son Chaz. ABC's Cynthia McFadden gets a crack at her tonight. Of course, Cher has an upcoming movie to promote, the musical Burlesque (costarring Christina Aguilera). It opens Thanksgiving weekend. — Paul DroeschDennis Miller: The Big Speech10/9c HBO For much of the last seven years, Friday night on HBO has been the home of Real Time with Bill Maher, the political gabfest that ended its eighth season last week. So while the left-leaning Maher's "New Rules" are on hiatus until January, libertarian Dennis Miller and his "rants" will take over tonight as the acerbic, erudite comedian performs his eighth HBO special, which was recorded earlier this month at the Irvine Barclay Theatre in Irvine, Calif. — Joe Friedrich
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Carly and the gang are invited to attend a fan convention called WebiCon, but they aren't quite prepared for the die-hard fans who are divided into two passionate camps regarding whom Freddie should date: Creddies (Carly-Freddie fans) vs. Seddies (Sam-Freddie fans). Spencer, meanwhile, has his hands full with his online video-game nemesis, Aspartamay (Jack Black). Clad in the medieval costumes of their avatars, these two battle each other in person for the first time. — Jennifer Sankowski
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This new series from exec producers Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos gives aspiring female entrepreneurs a chance to see their visions come to life and sell their inventions on the Home Shopping Network. In the opener, three hopefuls pitch beauty products, including hair rollers, hair "bling" and a home styling station. The judging panel includes Kelly Ripa and Jennifer Flavin-Stallone, cofounder of Serious Skin Care. — Karen Kelty


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The Furry Youth Café, Helston set to reopen in September
The good news is Furry Youth Café which is located above Warren's Bakery in Helston is set to reopen on the 6th of September. This venue will at first open on Tuesday's and Friday's from 7pm to 9pm each week.
Anyone between the ages of 11-18 can attend, no matter if you live in Helston, Porthleven, the Lizard area, or the wider villages. The catchment area is really for those who attend either Helston College, or Mullion School.
The café is free to attend, and there will be a series of structured activities taking place, plus plenty of time to just relax.
As one of the directors of the Furry Youth Café, I am really pleased we are able to reopen after what seemed like ages of being closed. We are also excited to be working with PCDT to deliver the youth service in side the café. Penwith Community Development Trust is a Cornish charity with the aim of reducing poverty, social isolation and support healthy living.
However, before the reopening, there will be a fun day at Helston AFC on Wednesday 24th August between 1pm and 4pm. This fun day enables those attending to meet the team, and see what the Youth Café have to offer. This fun day is not just for young people, but parents and carers are very much welcomed too. That way those parents and carers will see what is on offer at the café.
For anyone reading from Porthleven, and wondering what is happening in Porthleven, I am putting a proposal to Porthleven TC in Sept.
Furthermore, I know for some transport is an issue for those in Porthleven and I am again working on something that could enable young people from Porthleven get to and from the café for free.


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8 Hot Pink Purses I Wish I Owned ...
I am a huge fan of hot pink. This is a fairly recent development; I used to be death on pink but lately I'm just all about those dark, rosier, brighter shades. This is especially true when it comes to my accessories; there are tons of gorgeous purses and bags in hot pink colors that I wish I owned right this second. For that matter, I thought I'd share. There are ridiculous amounts of lovely bags out there, but these are the top hot pink purses I wish I owned!
1. Juicy Couture Ruched Bungee Feather Print Tote
Price: $109.90 at shop.nordstrom.com
I like this purse for two reasons. For one thing, the color is gorgeous, I love it when it's that dark. For another, the design works perfectly, and the feathers are beautiful. Hot pink and black always work wonderfully together, and this is proof of that. Plus, the ruching on the body of the bag gives it a really innovative flair.


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The policy workspace allows you to quickly create and modify policies. To create a policy, you can inherit the settings from an existing policy, and you can modify the settings in existing policies if you have adequate permissions. After you create a policy, or edit an existing policy, you can apply the policy to one or more groups of objects.
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Every policy includes a set of packages, and uses the defined problems, symptoms, metrics, and properties in those packages to apply to specific object groups in your environment. You can view details for the settings inherited from the base policy, and display specific settings for certain object types. You can override the settings of other policies, and include additional policy settings to apply to object types.
Use the Add and Edit options to create policies and edit existing policies.
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Having a clear idea of what kind of customers you are targeting in Southend-on-Sea is always a good idea. You will want to consider what your audience would likely want from a bar in Southend-on-Sea, such as decor, entertainment and drink range. By keeping your audience in mind you should be able to find suitable bars in Southend-on-Sea to buy.
You might want to supply customers in Southend-on-Sea with different forms of entertainment. There is the obvious potential to increase business to your bar in Southend-on-Sea if you put on suitable entertainment. Buying a bar means you can also utilise it as a special events venue in Southend-on-Sea. So before buying a bar in Southend-on-Sea, why not think about the types of entertainment you can offer.
The location of a bar you are thinking of buying in Southend-on-Sea is obviously an important factor to bear in mind. If you choose a bar in a busy location in Southend-on-Sea then you'll likely pay a premium for this benefit. So know your exact location requirements and find the perfect bars for sale in Southend-on-Sea.
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Fort Lauderdale, FL
Raised in the small mining towns of northern Ontario, Derek found his interest for all things ocean watching Mike Nelson on Sea Hunt, the 1950s television series. While backpacking in Europe in 1972, Derek was offered his first position as crew on a pre-war wooden cutter bound for Brazil. This is when the passion came to life. Derek learned navigation and seamanship during this voyage, and his talents have grown exponentially over the years.
By 1986, Derek had owned 2 of his own sailing vessels and spent 12 years cruising the Caribbean and Pacific Islands. Derek then captained sailing yachts up to 80 feet in size both privately owned and by charter and has delivered vessels to all corners of the globe.
He has logged over 175,000 nautical miles and completed 7 trans-Atlantic and 3 trans-Pacific crossings. In 2002 Derek began a new chapter as a yacht broker, working for a local brokerage in Fort Lauderdale. It wasn't long before Derek's knowledge and expertise brought him to the forefront as the "go-to guy" for sailing vessels within the firm. Honest, easygoing and knowledgeable are a few of the adjectives previous clients have used to describe Derek. He now hopes to help you achieve the dream he has lived.View Broker (Derek Jarvis)
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THE ABBY IS IN A CLASS OF HER OWN – Kiwi designed and South African built, she's a race horse of a boat with comfortable handling and good looks! The symmetry and lines that shape the hull scream performance yet the accommodations, deck plan, and exquisite craftsmanship and styling have the hallmarks and creature comforts of a cruising yacht. A blend very rarely done right! Her build quality and finish is exceptional and will impress even the most discerning sailor.
THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY! $475,000 WORTH OF RECENT IMPROVEMENTS – The Abby is a boat we are very excited to be offering for sale, she's been sailed by prideful owners since new and the level of care she's received is unequivocal. The owner has invested over $475,000 into The Abby in just the past three years. All invoices and a full list of improvements are available for the serious buyer. The plan was to sail the world for the next decade but a change in plans have resulted in the sale of this ready to go blue water cruiser. Nothing has been left to compromise and only the best has been installed.
PURPOSELY BUILT AND SERIOUSLY EQUIPPED for offshore blue water sailing. The center cockpit sits low in the boat and is well protected with the substantially built, solid fiberglass doghouse style dodger. Sails are easily managed with all lines led aft to the cockpit, electric winches, and the addition of the new Leisure Furl in-boom furling main and electric furling genoa. When necessary, movement to the foredeck is uncluttered and unobstructed with wide side decks and high stanchions. The Abby is equipped for extended and self-sufficient cruising. Solar and wind provide auxiliary power when the brand new Northern Lights generator is not in use.
While on deck there is not an inch of teak in sight, but step down the companionway and you'll be welcomed to a warm, bright, and spacious interior with some of the finest teak joinery and craftsmanship available. The deck salon has a modern and clean look, cabinets are flush fitting, the inlaid teak trim matches perfectly with the teak and holly cabin sole, and it's evident that beautify was just as important as form and function in her design. The layout is ideal with two forward guest cabins with shared head, a desirable passageway galley with all new amenities, and a gorgeous aft stateroom with centerline queen and ensuite head. A unique and highly desirable space on this boat is the converted fourth cabin which the owner has made into a very clever workshop complete with tool storage, custom cabinetry, and access to the ships machinery.
This is not a boat built to be confined to coastal waters or kept idle at the marina, The Abby is a boat set up and equipped to take her next owners to limitless destinations – fast – comfortably – and with minimal hassle! And with nearly half a million dollars put into her over the past three years in all of the right places, you simply won't find a boat with more improvements, better equipment, and as capable as The Abby. We simply cannot say enough about this boat, she's just arrived here in Fort Lauderdale and is not expected to be staying long before someone who knows that they are looking at moves in and sails her away!
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The Abby has a deceptively large interior thanks to the smart utilization of her midship beam, broad transom, and relatively flat deadrise at the hull. The deck salon offers ocean views with a bright and airy feel. To starboard of the main salon is a forward-facing navigation station complete with all new B&G electronics and touch screen display. Aft and to port of the main salon is the workshop complete with tool storage, wet locker, and access to the machinery. This space could be converted back to a fourth cabin if so desired. In the forward section are two identical guest staterooms each with two single bunks outboard. The forward cabins share a head and shower but have their own wash basin and toiletry area. Starboard of the companionway and leading aft is the passageway galley fully equipped with brand new double drawer stainless steel refrigerator and freezer, new stove and microwave, and over 35 cabinets and drawers – I have never seen a larger galley on a boat under 60 ft! Furthest aft is the owner's stateroom complete with centerline queen, separate vanity or desk, loads of storage, and ensuite head. A very nice feature to The Abby is the second passageway through the aft stateroom stall shower which leads to the workshop and main salon, no more shuffling around in the galley when cooking!
The teak joinery is finished in a smooth satin vanish with a light wood inlay incorporated in the fiddled edging which matches beautifully with the teak and holly cabin sole. The flat panel cabinetry fits smooth and flush with push-lock latches for a clean and modern appearance. Over the past two years the owner has made a number of choice improvements to the interior of the boat to include updated galley amenities, addition of custom cabinetry, improvements to the heads, and the conversion of the fourth cabin into a workroom. Careful attention has been given to ensure the styling of the boat is preserved and that all modifications blend well with the original joinery. The end result - flawless!
The aft stateroom in The Abby is proof that offshore sailing doesn't require sacrificing comfort! The large walk around centerline queen is plush and comfortable. The mattress was just upgraded in the latest refit and is the perfect end to a long day on the water! To port is a large desk suitable for office work or as the wife's vanity. Large cabinets and a storage locker beneath adds to the functionality of this space. To starboard additional cabinets are situated above and below the countertop surface large enough for an office printer or other comforts of home. The forward bulkhead has a new Samsung TV mounted above two opening cabinets with rear access to the machinery below. The underside of the berth incorporates even more storage and a convenient chart locker. Above the berth on the aft bulkhead are two slender lockers well suited for his and hers personal affects. As a desirable feature, the aft cabin is accessible via both port and starboard passageways. No more shuffling around the chef at work in the galley! Lighting and ventilation are superb with four opening Lewmar portlights and overhead hatch, flush mounted LED overhead lights, and dedicated reverse cycle climate control with digital panel next to the bed.
The white Formica surfaces of the cabinetry, Corian countertop, and varnished teak trim make for a finished look that is also easy to clean and maintain. The ensuite head has a new electric Jabsco electric flush toilet with new waste lines and holding tank, a single basin sink, with fresh and saltwater faucets, and lots of storage. The separate stall shower with frosted glass door is a welcomed feature and allows access to the forward section of the yacht through a well-sealed doorway.
The Abby has two forward staterooms that your guests will find welcoming and spacious for their time aboard. Each stateroom has two single berths in an outboard bunk configuration. Each berth has a new custom mattress and allows for ample headroom. Four lifevest lockers are located inboard in each cabin. The forward cabins have independent reverse cycle climate controls, 12VDC turbo fans, and access to their own wash basin. Guests share the forward head and shower.
To maximize living space the forward head is shared between the two guest cabins. Although each cabin does have its own wash basin and personal storage for toiletries. The toilet and shower are in the forepeak of the yacht along with access to line storage compartment, cleaning supply cabinet, and the chain locker. The Jabsco electric flush toilet with new waste lines and holding tank were installed during the last refit, a welcomed update for the new owner!
Anyone who's taken a yacht beyond the reaches of land will tell you that having a space for projects is invaluable in a blue water boat. With The Abby, gone are the days of hammering away on your dinette table or rebuilding a winch in rolling seas in the cockpit. The fourth cabin has been cleverly converted into a workshop well suited for the inevitable maintenance projects you'll encounter offshore. This functional space could be converted back to its original bunk configuration if so desired but will likely become an invaluable space for the serious sailor.
Galley space and modern appliances a requirement? You won't find anything better than the galley in The Abby! The passageway galley is the preferred configuration for many cruisers and offshore sailors as it optimizes counterspace, allows for functionality offshore, and is large enough for the couple who enjoy cooking together. Countertops run along both side of the galley with cabinetry and pantry space located above and below. Felt lined drawers are a unique feature which eliminates the rattling of objects and cookware while underway and keeps dishes safe in rough seas! Every possible inch of space has been smartly utilized. The deep, double basin stainless steel sinks feature fresh and saltwater faucets, large opening portlights provide excellent ventilation, and the stove is properly located adjacent to the companionway to allow for heat to escape.
The galley has been extensively updated with one of the biggest improvements being the addition of two large Frigoboat stainless steel, front loading, dual drawer, insulated cold storage units, one is a dedicated refrigerator, the other a freezer. Unlike most front-loading units, these can be opened on either tack without spilling the contents on the galley floor. No more having to switch tacks just to retrieve a water! A new LG microwave was also added in the latest refit. The cabinetry and joinery have been professionally crafted to accommodate the new improvements and designed to perfectly match the original styling.
The Abby has one of the most well equipped, modern, and fully integrated navigation suites that you'll find on any comparable boat for sale today. The owner spared no expense to equip her with the best electronics money can buy. Every instrument and navigation system is fully integrated into the large 16" B&G touchscreen display with wireless mouse and keyboard. A separate control head can be used alternatively. The navigators desk is very large, a proper size for laying out charts and not just an afterthought as found on most boats. The trim work is fiddled to keep everything in place offshore. The forward-facing leather seat has access below for easy maintenance of the Frigoboat compressors and behind for access to the Mastervolt systems.
The Islander 56 was designed by Angelo Lavranos of Auckland, New Zealand and built by Fred Scholtz Marine in South Africa as a medium displacement, high prismatic, ocean going performance cruiser. With a full-ended and a firm bilge, and flattish deadrise hull, she has a moderate entry and a full stern to match. The hull was designed to maintain symmetry when heeled, more so than most boats, and will therefore steer more easily under all conditions. The result is a hull that is quick through the water yet comfortable on all points of sail. The Abby is a spirited boat but also comfortable and easy to handle for a cruising couple. She's a roomy boat that doesn't sacrifice looks or speed!
The integral lead ballast and substantial integral tankage is located in the super shallow patented Scheel Keel. The balanced spade rudder minimizes steering system loads and more importantly reduces autopilot loading and consequent power consumption. She's an able, all around cruiser with great looks, speed and space, and is sure to appeal to knowledgeable and experienced yachtsman who want to go places in safety, comfort, and style!
The Abby has a powerful sailplan with a 3-spreader mast and cutter rig by Sparcraft. Prior to the owner taking her on the Caribbean 1500 he had the entire rig disassembled and every component carefully inspected. Every component was either refreshed or replaced to include all internal wiring and conduit, sheaves, halyards and running rigging, and most of the fittings on the spars. The rig was sand blasted and Awlgripped in Matterhorn White, a new electric Leisure Furl in-boom mast was added, and the ProFurl electric genoa furling system was rebuilt. The standing rigging and tie rods were all replaced in 2016!


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Well, after almost 8 weeks of traversing the mysty lanes, robust maidens and complex ephipanies of 12th Century Europe, this weekend the Westcountry School of Myth and Story clamber to the mossy heights of Dartmoor and our bluebell laden Wildwood.
The tremulous story of Parzival is now rattling my very nervous system into a new,unruly constellation in preperation for gathering around the ancient fire and together journeying to the story-river, a place so long ago and also right here now.
Sell furniture, tap-dance on a street corner, pan for Gold, but get to the Woods!
01364 653723 for final places.
Part of the story is the need to throw our Good name into the dust every now and again. Here's some Hafez on that very thought-in a poetic form called a Ghazal (Jay's poem below uses the same form)
I'm well known throughout the whole city
for being a wild-haired lover; and I'm that man who has
never darkened his vision by seeing evil.
Through my enthusiam for wine, I have thrown the book
of my good name into the water; but doing that ensures that
the handwriting in my book of grandiosity will be blurred.
Let's be faithful to what we love; lets accept blame
and keep our spirits high, because on our road, being
Hurt by the words of others is a form of infidelity.
Now you don't get that from Pam Ayres.
Parzival as a story really starts to rock'n'roll with the double influence of both the early Celtic symbology but also the influence of the Islamic world coming up from Spain and both cooking in the world of the Troubadours and their brief century. (There is also bits of the Gnostics and Daoism floating about). The ancient feminine energies of Europe returned in force too,hidden in the lyrics and the general aspirations.For a way into this nest of gorgeousness (this Celtic Ecstatic mix is one of the 9 heavens in my opinion),a good book is 'the Troubadours and their World' by Jack Lindsay.
See you in the Forest. Bring a cloak, a hawk and attendents.


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Previous Auctions
Next auction
In Chiswick, W4
Antiques, Interiors and Collectables
Monday, 3rd April
Lot No: 1 (Jewellery)
Diamond and emerald heart shaped pendant, on a fine link chain, set in 18ct white gold, 12.6g
Lot No: 2 (Jewellery)
Platinum band set with five diamonds, 12.5g
Lot No: 3 (Silver)
Early 19th century tortoiseshell and white metal mounted fleam case, for blood letting, the box of oval tapering form and engraved with ownership initials, containing four tortoiseshell mounted fleams, 7cm h
Lot No: 4 (Silver)
1886 Tiffany & Co Sterling silver pepperette with engraved floral body, a George V silver Kiddush cup by Salkind & Co, silver and tortoiseshell brush, dwarf candlestick and two specimen vases (6)
Lot No: 5 (Furniture)
Contemporary dining suite, lacquered steel & brass lattice back and seat chairs, carver and chairs with ox bow legs matching table with oak top, 230cm l, 100cm w, 74cm h.
Lot No: 6 (Silver)
Silver hip flask, London possibly 1910 (date indistinct), engraved with ownership initials, together with a 19th century vinaigrette, silver plated paper knife in the form of a meat skewer, a vodka tot, middle eastern white metal paper knife and a 9ct gold propelling pencil (6)
Lot No: 7 (Jewellery)
Diamond and sapphire dress ring, with an arrangement of three central stones within two bands of smaller claw set stones, on a yellow gold hoop, 8.7g
Lot No: 8 (Watches)
Mid 20th century ladies 9ct cased cocktail wristwatch, 11.4g all in
Lot No: 9 (Jewellery)
Five stone ruby and diamond set dress ring, in a 14k yellow gold band, 4.7g
Lot No: 10 (General)
Victorian cut brass inlaid rosewood writing slope with leather lined interior and a Victorian mahogany sarcophagus tea caddy
Lot No: 11 (Ceramics)
Worcester pot pourri dish and cover, lattice grill with gilding, leaf berry branch detail to interior, trailing flowers to rim 14.5 cm dia max.
Lot No: 12 (Works of Art)
19th century ivory and yellow metal pique rectangular patch box, the cover with plaited hair panel on a cushion ground, the interior with a mirror, 6cm l, together with another ivory and yellow metal mounted patch box and a pair of mother-of-pearl mounted folding scissors, (3)
Lot No: 13 (Jewellery)
Pair of 18ct white gold and diamond set earring hoops, approx total 3ct of diamonds 17.9g
Lot No: 14 (Jewellery)
Diamond three stone ring, the central claw set stone flanked by trillion cuts, set in a platinum band, 6.8g
Lot No: 15 (Jewellery)
Diamond dress ring, the central collet set stone flanked by six further stones, in a yellow metal band bearing French purity marks, 5.5g
Lot No: 16 (Jewellery)
Pair of pearl and diamond set earring clip attachment, 17g
Lot No: 17 (Furniture)
Carved wooden 'monkey' supports smoke glass coffee table top 91cm w, monkey 44.5 cm h
Lot No: 18 (Medals and Militaria)
Five 18th/19th C pocket pistols, percussion cap tiring, mahogany walnut grips, 3/8" gauge, one with 2 3/4" barrel, brass box, chequered grip (5)
Lot No: 19 (Medals and Militaria)
18th/19th C leather musket shot flask, game bird and floral embossed decoration, overall 24 x 10cm w.
Lot No: 20 (Medals and Militaria)
Late 18th/early 19th C pistol, 3" twist off barrel, percussion cap firing, engraving to box plate, proof marks, walnut grip, overall 8"
Lot No: 21 (Medals and Militaria)
Late 18th/early 19th pistol 2 3/4" barrel, percussion cap firing, Calvert Leeds engraved to box plate, walnut grip, overall 7"
Lot No: 22 (Medals and Militaria)
Late 18th/early 19th C pistol, hexagonal 3 1/8" barrel, pitted proofing and maker's marks, walnut grip, 8" overall
Lot No: 23 (Medals and Militaria)
Percussion cap musket 99.6cm barrel, elephant and castle stamp to side lock plate, brass trigger guard, walnut stock, 19th C
Lot No: 24 (Jewellery)
Opal and diamond set dress ring, set in a white metal band, 6.7g
Lot No: 25 (Jewellery)
Boxed set of diamond set shirt studs and cufflinks, the stones set within blue disks,
Lot No: 26 (Jewellery)
9ct gold curb link watch chain, 40cm l, 19.8g, and a 9ct signet ring, with a bloodstone matrix, 2.9g
Lot No: 27 (Furniture)
French Art Nouveau design metal jardiniere, floral & maiden design to upper tier, leaf & berry to lower, abstract berries to legs. 76.4 cm h
Lot No: 28 (Jewellery)
Ruby and diamond dress ring, the central oval stone within a claw set hoop, on an 18ct gold band, 4.5g
Lot No: 29 (General)
Late 19th C spectacle case, continental 16th C carved scene of men drinking and smoking at a table whilst a women sews with a dog at her feet in front of a fire, acanthus decorated metal frame, linen and silk interior, approx 15 x 7 cm.
Lot No: 30 (Books)
18th C Dutch books, vellum bound, by J. Cats, illustrated, Ouderdom buyten leven en hof gedachten (age Buyten court life & thoughts) Huwelyck Trou-Ring met den Proef-Steen, Spieger van den Ouden en Nieuwen Tyd, a;; published in Amsterdam 1722 (4)
Lot No: 31 (Jewellery)
Ladies wristwatch, navette shaped with a 14ct gold case and a black leather strap, together with a late Georgian fob seal, the matrix carved with a boars head, (2)
Lot No: 32 (General)
Pair of 19th century navette boat shaped clear glass salts, 9cm h, together with a quantity of sundry items including a pair of brass chamber sticks, four rock specimens, a halved and polished ammonite, horn mounted loupe, Herrand bell and two Halcyon Days boxes
Lot No: 33 (Silver)
Silver three piece tea service, Birmingham 1938, tea pot by George Bryan & Co, of oval faceted form and raised on pad feet (3)
Lot No: 34 (Jewellery)
Diamond set bow brooch, 12g
Lot No: 35 (Jewellery)
Pair of unusual spring clip yellow metal bar cuff links, bearing French high carat purity marks, 15.2g
Lot No: 36 (Jewellery)
Pair of cluster pearl ear clips, on a gold foliate setting, stamped 14k, 4.9g
Lot No: 37 (Jewellery)
Pair of diamond and ruby ear clips, modelled as cougar heads, 15.4g
Lot No: 38 (Clocks)
Mid 19th century walnut and mother-of-pearl inlaid drop dial wall clock, the white dial set out in Roman numerals, the movement stamped S Kamerer, striking a gong, 60cm h
Lot No: 39 (Jewellery)
Pair of diamond hoop ear rings, by David Morris, the coloured diamond set in 18ct white gold, 27.6g
Lot No: 40 (Jewellery)
Pear shaped onyx dress ring set within a diamond band, on a white gold hoop marked 18ct, 7.7g
Lot No: 41 (Furniture)
19th C walnut salon suite, double slat sofa roll arms, serpentine front, cabriole legs, ceramic casters, tub chair with foliate carved & pierced splat shaped cabriole legs & 6 chairs (8) sofa 148 cm w.
Lot No: 42 (Furniture)
Regency mahogany sideboard, satinwood inlay, two cellarettes flanking single drawer, turned ring legs, brass ring handles, 169cm w.
Lot No: 43 (Furniture)
Victorian mahogany pedestal sideboard, scroll carved mounts flanking arch panel doors supporting a triple cushion drawer top, 197 x 65.5cm d.
Lot No: 44 (Furniture)
Late 18th/early 19th C oak court cupboard of Jacobean style, peg joints and floral and leaf carving to plinth supported by turned column, three panel doors with floral carving set over single cupboard with linenfold and floral carving flanked by four panels with lattice floral and diamond carving, 175 x 138cm w.
Lot No: 45 (Furniture)
Dutch 19th C hall chair, oak scroll and shell decorated frame with satinwood panels to back and legs, cupid and pan marquetry, also crowned heraldic rampant lion.
Lot No: 46 (Furniture)
Early 20th C breakfast table, mahogany, canted triangular stem and stepped base, bun feet and castors, 136cm dia.
Lot No: 47 (Collectables, Sporting, Coins)
18th C Ivory compass & navigation device in turned barrel form
Lot No: 48 (Collectables, Sporting, Coins)
Early 19th C steel & Rosewood & brass block plane by Fenton & Marsdens
Lot No: 49 (Furniture)
Nest of three mahogany tables, turned column legs and bar stretchers, brass castors, largest 48 x 48cm, small 42cm dia.
Lot No: 50 (Asian Art & Middle Eastern)
Chinese Peking glass snuff bottle, white with amber decoration of koi carp, flowers, duck and seal stamp, 8.5cm.
Lot No: 51 (Jewellery)
Pair of 14ct yellow gold drop earrings set with faceted moonstones, garnets, amethysts and peridot.
Lot No: 52 (General)
Oriental ivory and brass seal, pumpkin rib finial over a hand holding the seal, c 1930.
Lot No: 53 (General)
Japanese ivory pot, carved tiger and bamboo decoration, c 1920 4.6 x 6 cm.
Lot No: 54 (Books)
Park, Mungo, "Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa" volume one 1816 full calf, Gilberts Shakespeare and a volume of Punch (3)
Lot No: 55 (Collectables, Sporting, Coins)
Henry VIII silver groat, Tower mint, third coinage, second bust, 1544-1547.
Lot No: 56 (Medals and Militaria)
First World War medal pair awarded to SJT R H Curle R Fus and a German 1941 / 42 Winterschlacht medal.
Lot No: 57 (Medals and Militaria)
First World War medal trio awarded to DVR A W Hall R.A.
Lot No: 58 (Medals and Militaria)
First World War medal pair awarded to PTE J Emmerson W.York R and a 9ct circular portrait pendant containing two photographs, by repute his parents.
Lot No: 59 (Medals and Militaria)
First World War medal pair awarded to PTE C Simpson W. Rid. R, and his silver war discharge lapel badge. (3)
Lot No: 60 (Medals and Militaria)
First World War medal trio including Mons Star awarded to PTE / DVR W. H. Pope A.S.C.
Lot No: 61 (Medals and Militaria)
Manchukuo Red Cross Society membership medals and an Imperial Japan ladies membership medal on bow. (3)
Lot No: 62 (Medals and Militaria)
Japan Showa enthronement medal c. 1928 and Taisho former Japan Empire enthronement medal c. 1915. (2)
Lot No: 63 (Medals and Militaria)
Manchukuo K'ang Teh Enthronement commemorative medal, silver gilt, maker's stamp to rim, c. 1934.
Lot No: 64 (Medals and Militaria)
Japanese bronze table medal, Korea annexation commemorative Meiji 43 (1910) with case, flowers over a map of N.E. Asia, Osaka Mint mark rim stamp, 5.4cm dia.
Lot No: 65 (Medals and Militaria)
Korea Order of Civil Merit Moran medal 2nd class c. 1951-67 white enamel five point star, Order of Industrial Service Medal, bronze tower 3rd class c. 1962-67, and two order of Military Merit medals Inheon 5th class c. 1963-67 (4)
Lot No: 66 (Medals and Militaria)
China Korean War, anti-America and help Korea medals (3)
Lot No: 67 (Medals and Militaria)
Great Korean Empire, His Highness The Crown Prince, marriage ceremony commemorative silver medal, Gwangmu II 1907, Prince Sunjong later Emperor Yunghui.
Lot No: 68 (Medals and Militaria)
South Korea bronze medal for participation in the Vietnam War, issued 1964-78.
Lot No: 69 (Medals and Militaria)
Philippines Vietnam Service Medal, gilt bronze, dragon reverse, from July 1954.
Lot No: 70 (Medals and Militaria)
Thailand commemorative medals; 1932 150th anniversary of Bangkok, double portrait of Kings Rama I and VII, 1950 Coronation medal of Rama IX (Bhumibol Adulyades) and 1971 commemorative Silver Jubilee of HM King Rama IX
Lot No: 71 (Medals and Militaria)
Thailand Medals: military and civilian, World War II East Asia War Home Front Service Medal, bronze 1941, King Rama VIII Order of the Crown, silver, safeguarding the Constitution Medal, reverse study of God Phra Siam Thewathiat, bronze, c. 1933 King Rama VII, and Red Cross Medal of Appreciation, 1st class, silver gilt. (5)
Lot No: 72 (Medals and Militaria)
Dushdi Mala Medal of Song Yindee award for Science & The Arts, c. 1882, 1st type 1st class with five bars, awarded by King Chulongkom the great, Rama V, design sculpted by J.S. & A.H. Wyon.
Lot No: 73 (Medals and Militaria)
Mixed militaria: Korean Veterans Association Korean War Medal, Japanese Imperial Army shoulder boards, Fusiliers cap badge, St Helier & St Brelade's German military currency, and other items (13)
Lot No: 74 (Asian Art & Middle Eastern)
Chinese bronze statue, study of Buddha in prayer, seated on a lotus flower pad, character stamp to base, 17cm h.
Lot No: 75 (Asian Art & Middle Eastern)
Chinese ovoid vase, Greek key collars, red dragon and phoenix chasing a golden pearl, blue ink character stamp to base, 22.8cm h.
Lot No: 76 (Silver)
Pair of silver and red enamel cufflinks decorated with the heart card suit emblem
Lot No: 77 (Silver)
Silver rectangular photograph frame, Sheffield 2002, aperture 19.5 x 14.5cm, together with a box with a silver frame mounted to the lid and two plated frames. (4)
Lot No: 77A (Furniture)
Irish early 19th C stool, mahogany scallop shell decoration to flanks & shoulders, cabriole legs, ball & claw feet.
Lot No: 78 (Ceramics)
Arsy, Studio Pottery sculpture of a Jewish man of biblical days, 21.8cm.
Lot No: 79 (Silver)
Silver waiter, Sheffield 1957, circular ogee shaped and raised on scroll feet, engraved with a presentation inscription, together with a small Armada dish, scallop shell butter dish and a circular coaster, 329.1g (4)
Lot No: 80 (Ceramics)
Longwy style porcelain baluster vase decorated with a band of penguins, 30cm h.
Lot No: 81 (Silver)
Pair of silver salts, London 1903, of oval form raised on pad feet, with blue glass liners, together with a pair of small silver topped cut glass jars, toast rack, billiard chalk holder, heart shaped box and a bangle. (8)
Lot No: 82 (Asian Art & Middle Eastern)
Pair of white metal mounted hardwood paperweights, 30cm l (2)
Lot No: 83 (Clocks)
French gilded mantel clock under glass dome, study of an 18th C gentleman on floriate ground stamped PH. Mourey, next to a Japy Freres movement, enamel face, Roman numerals, the clock on wooden gilded stand with applied acanthus decoration, face 8.3cm dia, overall 33cm h approx., case 40cm h.
Lot No: 84 (Furniture)
Victorian papier mache table, mother-of-pearl and japanned, gilt and painted decoration, petal form edges, tilt top action, baluster stem, petal form base, approx. 76 x 62cm w.
Lot No: 85 (Silver)
Pair of George III silver salts by John Muns c. 1764, gilded interior, hoof feet, 6.2cm dia. and cased silver condiments, Chester and Birmingham 1912/13, five pieces, and a pair of four slice toast racks c. 1973. (11 pieces)
Lot No: 86 (Fashion & Textiles)
Black patent leather crocodile textured handbag, together with three further bags, (4)
Lot No: 87 (Mirrors)
Early 20th century Italian gilt framed rococo style wall mirror, the shaped plate within a floral and foliate frame incorporating four brackets, 54cm h.
Lot No: 88 (Jewellery)
Silver crossover hinged bangle set with graduated faux sapphires and cubic zirconia.
Lot No: 88A (Furniture)
A William IV sideboard / desk, mahogany bowfront, brass oval handles, drawer over double cellarette with secretaire fitted desk section above a drawer, single drawer above multi drawer cupboard and cellarette, 160cm W.
Lot No: 89 (Collectables, Sporting, Coins)
Antique woven string swagger stick with gilt knop
Lot No: 90 (Jewellery)
9ct yellow gold amethyst pendant, the pear shaped faceted stone on 9ct chain.
Lot No: 91 (Fashion & Textiles)
Tan crocodile handbag, with brass fittings, including a mirror and purse, together with a blue leather handbag. (2)
Lot No: 92 (Asian Art & Middle Eastern)
Chinese bronze figurine of seated deity, 17cm h
Lot No: 93 (Books)
Four books on Japanese ceramics, Imari ware, Kutani and Nabeshima, Kakiemon, Nippon Iroe Koto Shu, pub. by Kyoto Shoin c. 1963, cloth bound (4)
Lot No: 94 (Ephemera)
Scrap book 19th C, including map of the city of Bermuda on the Summer Islands, 1830 Indian lithographs, and three volumes of The Penny Magazine, c. 1833/4 and 1840 (4)
Lot No: 95 (Books)
Late 19th C travelling salesman's leather specimen book, a print and book seller, showing maps, text and binding, and Dugdale's England & Wales, delineated Vols. II & V (4)
Lot No: 96 (Ephemera)
Two postcard albums, topographical, European tour 1920/30 (2)
Lot No: 97 (Asian Art & Middle Eastern)
Chinese bust of a goddess, blanc de Chine, impress stamp to neck, approx. 27.5cm h.


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Garlic milk is very effective for treating stomach disorders and relieving joint pains. Garlic has always been used to treat several diseases given its antibacterial and antiseptic properties. But garlic milk is an excellent remedy to combat various diseases. I can say is one of the best natural remedies with 100% curing properties.
Here are the benefits of drinking milk with garlic:
– Relieves asthma symptoms
– Get rid of coughs
– Treats pneumonia
– Lowers bad cholesterol
– It's a great remedy for heart problems
– Maintains digestive health
– Get rid of intestinal parasites
– Get rid of the pain caused by arthritis
– Get rid of insomnia
For this treatment you need:
-2 garlic cloves
-1 glass of milk
You just need to crush the garlic cloves and mix it immediately with warm milk. Drink it while is warm. It's advisable to drink this "magic potion" in the evening before bedtime.
Image Credits: Garlicmatters


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Atlassian has over 48,000 customers and there are more than 440,000 organizations using its software today. After being consistently profitable for 10 years, it went public in December 2015 on the NASDAQ stock exchange with a value of over US$4 billion.
Atlassian runs a Partner partner program to handle specific needs of local customers across the globe ranging from training to deployment and customization services for their suite of applications. Solution partners help grow adoption of Atlassian's applications worldwide while guaranteeing the best possible customer support and professional services coverage.
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I got brave and used brighter colors than I have used in the past.
The older frakturs always seemed to be colorful ...
I wanted to emulate that look.
I wanted to emulate that look.
Here is 'LOVE in BLOOM'...
In a recycled black, crackled frame.
I am really being drawn to the dip pens ... another challenge in my old age.
water color painted ... another challenge as I am most familiar with acrylics.
All in alll ... I had fun.
I am signing my frakturs with my initials
Barbara Joan Faustina Wheeler-Shores
Now how is that for a handle???
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Thanks for visiting ... Peace and Blessings to all,