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MAMMUT Silo Fox CLASSIC
The silage distributor for small to medium-sized grassland farms
The Silo Fox CLASSIC is the ideal entry-level model for dairy farms, where the feed is delivered in small quantities by loading wagon with a metering roller. Due to its compact size, this model is perfect for smaller carrier vehicles and for use on your own farm. All models are available as a rear-mounted unit or a front and rear model with reverse gear.
|Rear model standard equipment
|Front and rear model standard equipment
|Three-point attachment cat. 2
|Three-point attachment cat. 2
|Drive shaft with overload protection
|Drive shaft; overload protection built into the distributor
|Reverse gear for front and rear use
|Water-fillable distributor drum
|Water-fillable distributor drum
|Scatter width adjustment from model SF 195 CLASSIC
|Scatter width adjustment from model SF 195 CLASSIC
Technical data
|Drum diameter
|1.040 mm
|1.040 mm
|1.040 mm
|Total drum width
|1.730 mm
|1.930 mm
|2.130 mm
|Working width
|2.500 mm
|2.650 mm
|2.850 mm
|Power requirement
|ab 60 PS
|ab 60 PS
|ab 70 PS
|PTO speed rear/front
|540 / 1.000
|540 / 1.000
|540 / 1.000
|Net weight
|approx. 460 kg
|approx. 480 kg
|approx. 530 kg
|Additional weight due to water filling (standard)
|ca. 350 kg
|ca. 350 kg
|ca. 350 kg
|Swivel range to left and right (optional equipment)
|ca. 20 °
|ca. 20 °
|ca. 20 °
|Spreading width adjustment
Hydraulic pivoting device
With the hydraulic pivoting device, the feed is evenly distributed right into the last corner of the bunker silo. The pivot point close to the three-point attachment not only makes a high lateral offset possible, but also allows the distributor to be swivelled away from the silo wall easily. In the case of the Silo Fox CLASSIC model, the pivoting device is equipped with a cylinder, and a locking block prevents the device from swivelling in unintentionally and therefore increases safety, e.g. when driving on the road.


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A just food system is one in which people produce, distribute and eat foods without being affected by systemic inequality based on race, class, ability or gender. Through the lenses of mindfulness and compassion, we are able to see clearly that injustice takes place on the level of unhealthy farming and production methods. When we look even more deeper, we become also aware of the structural causes of food injustice.
For mindful eating teachers it is essential to realize that food injustice affects the most those at the bottom of the power pyramid. For centuries, the Western world has been transformed in such a way where children, women and colored people in Europe and the US, were the least privileged to have free access to a rich variety and supply of foods. It could be for reasons such as a lacking the legal rights of land accessibility in order to cultivate their own produce or being financially dependent on others.
What is Food Justice?
Food justice actually means social justice as food is our most intimate connection with ourselves, our communities, our food tradition which has passed on from mothers to daughters and ultimately also mother earth. Unfortunately, the positive feminine and nurturing qualities related with food and eating got disrupted over the centuries. In many ways, the (cooking) fire became extinguished and replaced by a troubled relationship with good and bad foods, and the rich diversity of female bodies got ruled by thinness and fatness concepts.
Mindful eating helps us to look deeply into the belly of the food system. How the current food system creates a world where human beings, and especially women, feel disconnected from their natural food resources and alienated from the real needs of their bodies. The fear word today is obesity, and fat is designated evil. Unfortunately, in a perverse interference with appetite, restraint is offered as the only righteous path by the food or diet industry.
Eating awareness starts by questioning the origins of food.
- Where is this food coming from and was it produced in a sustainable way? All kinds of foods, depending on one's individual body and blueprint, will sit absolutely fine if they are made by real ingredients (real butter, cream or cheese, real flour, clean meat), instead of chemical-based long-shelf life foods.
- Did the people working on the field, the food production plants and distribution companies receive equal living wages compared with their male and/or white colleagues? Food justice also address racial and socio-economic issues because there is no equal access to healthy food without equal access to jobs, education and transportation.
- What kind of foods and recipes are rooted in your own cultural tradition? Opposed to the one-size-fits-all dietary rules certain health professionals are telling us, our eating behavior and food ways are not merely individual choices but expressions of a particular social and economic context. Sharing meals and eating heartwarming comfort foods (often high in calories!) have been part of our food history for centuries. These recipes and moments of social gathering around the table are especially important for families who migrated and are often the only remaining bond to their home country.
Food justice is weaved into the fabric of mindful eating. The spiritual practice of mindfulness meditation creates the link between sustainable planetary food choices and individual wellbeing. It is not just about changing the way we eat, it is changing the way we live and how we want to treat each other.
Caroline Baerten Belgium

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Thu, 6 December 2018
This week, we check out the 1978 medical thriller Coma, starring Genevieve Bujold and Michael Douglas. Does it deliver excited or put us to sleep? Tune in to find out. We also chat about City of the Dead, Rocky Mountain Christmas and The Magical Christmas Ornaments.
Direct download: MWCep383-Coma.mp3
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As I felt it, my mom opened her mouth to reply to my dad, hesitating, but then finally speaking, "We were kidnapped."
Her words came quietly and slowly at first but then seeing that my dad was still listening, she talked more quickly, "We were leaving my office when three huge men in suits grabbed us and pushed us into a car. You tried to fight them, but you couldn't hurt them and they were so strong that they had to be supers. They brought us to an old warehouse and kept us there for two days. On the second day, another man came to see. He was older and talked with a strange accent, but like the others, he was also a big man."
Dad nodded, "I do remember that now. He started by saying nothing, just staring at both of us. When he did talk he started asking us questions about our ancestry. What countries were our ancestors from? What were their names? Did we ever dream of being… I think it was, 'luminous beings in a great darkness?' It didn't make any sense to me at all."
Letting out a breath, Mom said, "Yes. That's exactly what he said and you asked him what kind of luminous being? An angel?"
Leaning in to look at Mom, he said, "Right. I was trying to keep him talking. The rest were supers and he was their boss. He had to be too and for all I knew he was going to try to turn us into them or sacrifice us to become one himself. I don't know. But then he just said, 'I don't know,' and he walked away."
The two of them looked into each other's eyes, my dad taking deep breaths, "I hadn't thought about it in years, but it changed everything. We'd been dating on and off since my previous book, but after that, you wanted to move back to Grand Lake."
Looking from one of them to the other, Haley asked, "How did you get away? Did they just let you go?"
My dad smiled, "No. They tied us up and shoved us into a big closet, but minutes later, maybe half an hour at most, the Rocket showed up and not just the Rocket. The Rhino, Mindstryke, the Mentalist, Ghostwoman, and Gunther. I think he was some kind of German super soldier who fought against the Nazis? All of those guys. It was around when the Rocket and Mentalist retired. I never understood why they were in New York or why they showed up for us, but I was grateful."
I had an excellent idea of why they might have shown up. I didn't have kids, but I felt sure I'd show up for them even if I were retired. What bothered me was the guy who'd shown up to ask questions. The three guys with him didn't bother me so much.
Big guys weren't rare in the superhuman community, but three big guys together? It sounded like the Cabal. Many of the Cabal's main soldiers dated back to the Roman Empire or even earlier, so strange accents weren't rare among them either, but I could think of one guy who looked older and used to work with the Cabal.
Unsure of how long it would be before Dad's block kicked in, I considered asking Mom, but found myself looking Dad in the eye, "Did they catch the older guy? And what happened to the people that kidnapped you?"
Shaking his head, Dad said, "I don't know. They ran away. The Rhino said it was a hard fight and I believe him. The building shook while they fought and when they brought us out, there were holes in the concrete floor and the roof, shattered walls, and it looked like someone threw a forklift. I can't even guess what happened to the older man. I've never seen him again."
I pulled out my phone, connected to a government database through the League's connection, and downloaded a picture, expanding it to fill the screen. It showed a man with white and grey hair in a blue suit. The broad shoulders and thick arms hinted at strength. A bushy mustache covered most of his upper lip.
Holding the picture up, I asked, "Could this be the same man?"
Dad frowned, "It could be, but it's been over twenty years."
"Closer to twenty-five," Mom stared at my phone and then over at my dad. "I don't know. Who is that?"
Putting my phone back in my pocket, I said, "Martin Magnus. He was connected to the Cabal. The guys that kidnapped you sound kind of like Cabal soldiers."
Smiling for the first time since this topic came up, Dad said, "You can see your grandfather in you there. He knew obscure facts about all of those people. Don't worry about it. Whoever they were, I've never seen them since." Then he stopped, "Well, except that Accelerando fought two Cabal members near my office the day they were all over the city, the same day the Executioner kidnapped your mom."
He shook his head, "It doesn't seem possible that the two events could be connected, but it's a strange coincidence…"
Turning away from me to look at Mom, he said, "Do you remember when they found us? Gunther stared at us. I don't know what he was looking for, but something about it felt strange. I don't know why."
We kept on talking after that, but my mind wasn't on it. It kept on jumping back to advice I'd gotten separately from both Lee and Kee at different times. They'd told me that if I felt any hint that Artificers might be around, I shouldn't do anything to attract their attention. On the most human and relatable end, that meant not acting scared. On the least human end, I needed to avoid using abilities that showed that I was connected to them.
At the same time, sometimes you had to take a chance. These were my parents. I knew we had a connection to the Cosmic Ghosts through Grandma Vander Sloot and that Lee had been watching my Grandpa Vander Sloot's family for years before he appeared. If that weren't enough, the Cosmic Ghosts were related to the Artificers. Knowing that, it wasn't a surprise that the Cosmic Ghosts' abilities were strong enough in Rachel that they'd asked her to come with them to be trained.
That strength had to come from somewhere, and knowing the basics of genetics, it might be both my parents.
Making use of the training Kee gave me, I opened up my mind to other energies, ones I didn't yet have a name for and not for lack of asking. Kee wouldn't say. Letting them in to me in a controlled trickle, I looked around the table.
Starting first with Haley, I saw nothing more than herself, glancing in my direction, guessing that I was doing something, but not knowing what. Across from Haley on the other side of the table, Mom poked her fork into her salad. Within her, I could see wispy lines that could have been a loose drawing of the human nervous system. It wasn't much different from what I saw when I looked at myself in whatever space Kee and I used to communicate, but I was both bigger and brighter.
Dad, though? If I didn't think much about it, I could have dismissed the shape I saw within him as being much like Mom except dimmer and smaller. When I looked closer, that wasn't quite true. Though hard to see, all of the strands and tendrils within him had spots of brightness.
Closing my eyes for a moment, I could still see them all. Though it wasn't visible when my eyes were open, even Haley had a small, dim, presence. Mom and Dad both stood out, being, despite their differences, luminous beings in the darkness.
I let the vision fade and opened my eyes, scooping more noodles and meatballs onto my plate.
Checking the windows behind him, Dad said, "Did anyone else feel that breeze? I think it might be cooling down outside."


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This week's round-up from LCD Fashion Editor at Large, Sissy Sainte-Marie –
We are looking at a warmer than average summer in 2020. Time to start thinking about what to wear when it reaches peak heat in the coming weeks and months. Get ready to embrace lots of bright colors and body-con fits baring plenty of glistening skin. Here are a few more ideas from LCD to keep you cool:
The hottest days of the year call for a "one and done" piece like no other. This bright blue pull-on dress is a perfect example.
Pull your hair off your neck and put some hoops in your ears to look and feel fresh and balanced.
Tiny tops are key to getting through a sweltering summer.
If the idea of any big leather bag touching your skin on a hot sticky day makes you think "ew", go for a small top-handle in sweat-resistant patent or vinyl.
Reach for your best friend linen when the temperature rises.
Sporty frames like these offer protection that feels weightless on your face, which makes a big difference when it's muggy.
Formula for a no-brainer outfit in triple-digit heat: Really cute pumps and literally anything else.
Or just hang out in your cute bikini in front of a fan.
Give your bod some relief and make the switch to a non-toxic deodorant if you haven't already.
Hot tip: Keep this mist in the fridge and spritz yourself when you need a quick cool down or a pleasant pick-me-up.


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Registered Historians
The APHNYS Registered Historians program is looking for a few good historians to participate. Nothing says honor and distinction than being recognized by both your fellow historians and your own municipality as a registered historian. Over the last few years, an increasingly larger number of historians have become registered with APHNYS. These historians have shown their commitment to their own profession and their area by performing all the duties of the job.
The APHNYS Registered Historians Committee has streamlined the process. Click on the link to the right for the application form. Take the time to read the form fully and add the requested supporting material. The deadline submission for this program is July 1, 2023.
Our address for mailing completed packets is:
Sandra Bradford
Or, better yet, scan the application and documentation submit the complete application packet as a PDF file to: email@example.com
Take the time to look over the program. It denotes those who truly strive to promote excellence in history. Those who complete the program will be recognized at the 2023 Conference in Ithaca with a certificate and a special Registered Historians pin.
Apply to become a Registered Historian
Presentation by Mary Cascone on how to apply to become a registered historian.


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ARLINGTON, Va. – Chief of Naval Personnel Vice Adm. Robert Burke wants to harness mobile apps to ease the permanent change of station process and bring more horse-trading to the Navy's enlisted sailor detailing process.
Next month, the Navy plans to launch a mobile app version of its My Navy Portal. The app will be updated monthly and will offer nearly the same type of online information as the desktop site, only without having to use a command access card (CAC), Burke said while speaking at the annual Naval Submarine League symposium. Active duty personnel, retirees, dependents and spouses will be able to access the app.
"It will be one-stop shopping for PCS," Burke said. "It will take out all the frustration of having to go to Army websites to find out all the information you need for PCS."
Through the My Navy Portal mobile app, users will also be able to accomplish many of the same tasks and access the same information available on the desktop version, such as links to pay, health benefits and personnel records.
Within a year, Burke said, the Navy would be rolling out another PCS app that will drastically cut down on the paperwork Navy personnel and their families need to access when arranging for moves. Most significantly, Burke said the app would also not require a CAC, allowing active duty personnel and spouses to take care of various move-related tasks anywhere. Currently, the PCS process is tied to using CACs, which means arranging moves at work.
Other features, Burke said, will include sending sailors alerts when their orders are issued and providing sailors with quick response (QR) codes to use during the check-in process at new commands.
"Anything that we can do that takes away from the normal frustrations of the administrative distractions and burdens that kind of unintentionally tell sailors and families we don't care about them," Burke said.
"We have to turn that around and make this go away because we recruit the sailor, but we retain the family. We have to send the signal that we value them."
Changing how enlisted detailing works is vital to the Navy's ability to retain sailors, Burke said. Currently, the system is very opaque. Officers have access to the full slate of job openings in their communities, but the process for enlisted sailors does not include such transparency. By providing enlisted sailors with lists of job openings during their rotation cycles, Burke hopes to encourage more discussions between sailors and detailers.
Using a hypothetical yet common scenario as an example, Burke said consider a sailor who wants to remain in a particular duty location for two tours, so kids can finish school or a spouse can continue in a job. What Burke wants is for sailors in these situations to be able to negotiate the terms of their request. For instance, in this scenario, Burke said a common answer from the Navy will be to approve the extended stay in one job if the sailor agrees to take a hard-to-fill billet later in his or her career. This way, Burke said, the sailor is happy, the sailor's family is happy, and the Navy already has a person ready to take a hard-to-fill a job in the future.
In other situations, Burke said the Navy is now offering to advance enlisted sailors one pay grade for volunteering to take critical but hard-to-fill billets.
"I can afford to do that right now because we're a growing Navy," Burke said. "We're adding 21,000 sailors over the next five years."
These types of negotiations, though, can't happen unless sailors know what's available. Providing the information to sailors is accomplished with the apps, the revamped detailing process, and even a new call center staffed with more than 200 personnel offering round-the-clock support, Burke said. The My Navy Career Center (MNCC) Contact Center opened in September, according to a Navy statement.
"There's a lot of negotiating now," Burke said. "(Enlisted sailors) like that. They like the transparency, and they like the options that are coming out there."


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About Mobile Skin Screening
At Mobile Skin Screening in Phoenix, Arizona where we provide industry-leading dermatological services that include full body skin cancer exams, skin biopsies, skin tag removal, wart treatment, seborrheic keratosis removal, DPN treatment just to name a few of our services. Mobile Skin Screening does not accept insurance which allows our prices to be affordable and upfront. We've eliminated the guessing game and frustration of what services and treatments insurance will cover. With Mobile Skin Screening you know upfront how much dermatological services will cost.
With Mobile Skin Screening you can avoid long wait times to get a dermatology appointment which results in better patient outcomes, reduced costs and patient satisfaction. Same day appointments are usually available. To make it more convenient, we offer evening and weekend appointments to make it easier to be seen. Since we don't have time constraints on seeing a certain number of patients per hour, we can take our time in being thorough with your skin exam and do treatments during your appointment time. We also spend time educating you on reducing skin cancer risks and general skin care. The best part of our services is that we come to you!
Mobile Skin Screening also offers corporate skin cancer screenings at a reduced rate! Skin cancer screenings are one of the most requested screenings employees request. Employees enjoy the convenience of having a skin cancer screening at their workplace which allows them to avoid taking time off from work. Both employers and employees benefit from corporate skin cancer screenings through early skin cancer detection which reduces overall costs, allows for cheaper non-surgical treatment options and fewer days off from work.
Our five-star-rated mobile skin cancer exam allows patients to save money, as well as time. Mobile Skin Screening offers solutions for many different types of skin problems, ranging from melanoma to skin tags and everything in between. The first step is a dermatology skin exam in your home.
We're proud of the reputation we've built, and that we are recognized as one of the best providers in the area when it comes to dermatological services. Your health and peace of mind are our top priorities – we invite you to contact us directly to learn more about how a skin cancer exam can benefit you.
Avoid long wait times to see a dermatology provider (depending on your
health insurance, it can take 3 to 9 months to be seen by a dermatology
Mobile Skin Screening Common Questions
About Angela Quinn, Owner and Nurse Practitioner
Angela Quinn is a nationally board-certified nurse practitioner, and owner of Mobile Skin Screening. She has been a general dermatology nurse practitioner since 2012.
Angela has provided vital treatments for patients with a wide range of skin concerns, from a full body skin exam check to skin tag removals and more. She is fully aware that each patient has unique needs, and therefore requires a unique treatment. Angela also understands the special treatments needed for skin of color.
Angela's top priority is and always has been to deliver exemplary patient care, from the initial full body skin exam to the final checkup after skin cancer treatment. She ensures complete comfort and care for every patient, while delivering vital skin exams and treatments to save lives.
Your Nurse Practitioner
Angela Quinn, NP-C, is a nationally certified nurse practitioner who has specialized in dermatology since 2012. She earned her master's degree in nursing from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee in December 2011. After earning her degree, Angela began her NP career training under a board certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon in which she eventually working in his second dermatology office. As a dermatology NP, Angela has treated underserved populations, active duty military personnel, veterans, their dependents, and corporate employees. She has worked in a variety of settings to include private practices, a military hospital, a hospital clinic, independent senior living communities, private homes, work places, and health fairs. Angela has also worked as a traveling dermatology NP in North Dakota, Washington and New Mexico which has given her the opportunity to care for diverse populations.
Your skin is the largest organ of your body, doesn't it deserve the time and attention to do a thorough examination of it?
Angela Quinn has been the recipient of many impressive awards over the duration of her studies and career. Such honors include the Nightingale Award for MSN Students, the Valere Potter Scholarship, the Inez Bramley Scholarship, and the Albert C. Yates Fellowship. She was also placed on the President's Honor List for her academic excellence, awarded the Outstanding Academic Achievement Award, and a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
Ms. Quinn served honorably in the United States Air Force and was stationed both stateside and overseas. While on active duty, Ms. Quinn was awarded the National Defense Medal, the Air Force Achievement Medal, and the Air Force Good Conduct Medal. Ms. Quinn also served in the United States Air Force Reserves as a medical technician in which she provided care to active duty and military veterans. While in the U.S. Air Force Reserves, Angela got her first exposure to the medical field and discovered dermatology is her true passion.
The mission of Mobile Skin Screening LLC is to provide care that is thorough, not rushed, and doesn't put your personal health information at risk for being stolen. Savings are accomplished by not using 3rd party health insurances which drastically inflate health care costs. Mobile Skin Screening LLC rates are affordable and are usually the same amount or less than a specialty copay.
Angela created Mobile Skin Screening LLC to provide skin cancer screenings that were thorough, affordable, comfortable and without time constraints in the privacy of your own home. Other dermatological services that are normally not covered by insurance, such as skin tag removal, can be treated affordably in the privacy of your own home as well.
Mobile Skin Screening does not use an electronic health record (EHR) system. The advantages of not using an EHR are the elimination of unauthorized access to health information used in identity theft, data breaches and ransomware. Unlike practices that accept health insurance, Mobile Skin Screening will never ask patients for their social security number or to store their sensitive information in an online platform. MSS uses a one page handwritten document to record examination findings which will be discussed and given to the patient. Patients using their health savings account can submit the document for reimbursement. Mobile Skin Screening will normally keep a copy of the examination document and write more detailed notes regarding the encounter if needed for future reference. Occasionally, patients request provider notes of their Mobile Skin Screening encounter to be given to another provider, hospital, employer, insurance company, etc. These entities want more information of the encounter in a particular format that is time consuming to write. Please note if you request encounter notes from Mobile Skin Screening you will be charged a $65 minimum documentation fee.


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Kidzone: April 24 Update
Good Morning, Kidzone Families!
Is it happening? Is spring weather actually arriving? I am SUPER hopeful! The bright blue skies and sunshine have been so good for the soul. I'm continuing to pray for you all; that you'd experience the loving care of our Heavenly Father in such real and tangible ways as you lead your families.
Have you been tired of being socially isolated and wish you could just go to a coffee shop to chat and converse with people? Online Cafés are launching next week at the bridge! Grab your favourite beverage and join a group to share with and to be encouraged by in your journey. You don't have to go through this time alone. Some of the cafés being offered are:
Tuesdays: 4-5 pm, "Let's Chat"
Wednesdays: 2-3 pm "Parenting During Crisis"
Thursdays: 7-8 pm "Got Questions On Finances?"
You can register by visiting https://thebridgemarkham.com/onlinecafe/. If you have any questions, feel free to email: [email protected].
We hope that moving all of our weekly Kidzone updates and Sunday experiences to our WEBSITE has been helpful! You can find all that you will need for your child, according to the headings, by visiting: www.thebridgemarkham.com/kidzoneonline/. Check out our Worship Song of the Week, our weekly Mission Challenge, weekly Kidzone Klub devotionals, and more. You can even utilize the new bridge app to receive Kidzone Online updates by turning on "Children's Ministry" notifications! For Sunday ministry materials, simply scroll down to Kidzone Sunday and click on your child's age group! We will update these links each Friday by 4:00pm for the Sunday and week ahead with the video lesson and follow-up activities.
Don't forget to tune in Mondays to Fridays @bridgekidzone on Instagram LIVE! Every day at 12:30pm we have lunch time stories. It has been SUCH a joy to spend this time together each day to connect!
There are some new & updated "resources for families & children" this week—so check it out! Please remember, these resources are a GIFT to help equip & empower you; there is no expectation tied to them!
It is an honour to support you all in this season. Never hesitate to reach out. I desire nothing more than to be able to encourage and stay connected with your kids and you!
In His Love,
Pastor Shauna
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On blogs, this log, and growth
How can designers be truly sustainable? A question of oceanic proportion, that I am unqualified to answer. Nonetheless, Creative Boom offered me the chance to reflect on things I've learned over the past year at Avery Dennison. As per usual, it took a long time to chisel and hammer my thoughts into a coherent form, but when I eventually pulled back from my labour most things held in place.
Writing revealed just how unique an opportunity it has been to learn how to design for sustainability in practice, gaining specialised knowledge directly from my colleagues. It also reiterated the value of this log as a reference to return to. And, plot twist, through conversation a possibility has emerged for me to become more of a specialist in this field. It's an interesting proposition which could pass by if I don't take the initiative to carry it forward. The first step is to map out the deficits in my knowledge so I can work toward closing the gap.
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This affordable accommodation in Leeds is suitable for leisure or business guests and for short or long stays. Located in the city centre, with easy access to everything that Leeds has to offer in the way of entertainment, sport, theatre and heritage, alongside world-class museums and galleries such as the Royal Armouries museum, with its Hands on History interactive (just a 13 minute walk down Marsh Lane), Leeds Art Gallery and Leeds City Museum. Visitors in August may enjoy the Leeds Festival and the Leeds West Indian Carnival, or in October the Light Night. These luxury apartments have well-appointed bedrooms with king sized beds and Egyptian cotton linen, spacious terraces and living rooms, Wi-Fi, sauna and steam baths and fully-equipped kitchens for those guests wishing to self-cater. Studio, one and two bedroom apartments are available, as is a dining and drinks menu.
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Lifeon the planet Earth began as we know it around 3.
5 billon years ago, with Earthbeing formed around 4.5 billon years ago. Semi-molten rocks from space formedthe surface, making it extremely hot and filled with large amounts of chemicalssuch as carbon from the molten rocks. As the earth began to cool in surfacetemperature, water vapor from the impact of the rocks was able to condense,forming liquid water and producing rain. Eventually, oceans formed from thecooling of the earth, and molecules that were central to life had the abilityto form in the oceans and waterways. The physical and chemical propertiesof water support the evolution of life by allowing it to be able to dissolvenearly anything and be capable of having many different forms (solid, liquid,and gas) in a small range of temperatures.
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Since water is able to flow, it isan essential ingredient for transferring substances from a cell to itsenvironment because of its ease of gaining energy from a liquid. Additionally,water is able to carry things inside and outside of a cell, because of itspolarity of two hydrogen atoms that are bonded to an atom of water. Since wateris an excellent transmitter of elements or other substances, it is exceptionalat transporting essential life-creating substances such as phosphates, whichare able to hold DNA and RNA together, essential for the formation of any neworganisms. Evolution is a never-endingoccurance. Organisms are constantly evolving over time to better become suitedand adapted to their enviornments, increasing their chances of survival. Thisidea of never-ending evolution can be physically seen in the planet Earthitself – its systems and processes essential to the earth are constantlychanging over time. Unfortunately, the aspects of evolution of the earth aren'tall positive.
Over the past century, Earth's systems have been changing atrapid rates, mostly presumed to be due to the pollution and excess chemicalscreated by humans to support industry and a growing population. This paper willanalyze the earth's systems from the past century to form predictions on whatlife on earth will be like within the next century. Earth's Atmosphere As mentioned previously, oxygen is one of the mainfactors that involved the development of life. Oxygen makes up a portion of theatmosphere, which is approximately 218 miles thick, allowing us as organisms tobe able to breathe. As we exhale, carbon dioxide is produced, which in returnalso form a portion of the atmospheric gasses.
The main gas forming theatmosphere is nitrogen (78%). Nitrogen is important because it allows forgrowth and reproduction in plants and animals because of it being in aminoacids to form proteins, that in exchange form nucleic acids to make up anindividual organism. The secondary gas making up the atmosphere is oxygen(21%). Next are argon and carbon dioxide, however they form less than 1.5% ofthe atmosphere. The remaining gases are Trace amounts of neon, helium, methane, krypton andhydrogen, as well as water vapor.
However, as time has been going on, carbondioxide levels have been rapidly increasing. This increase is unfortunately dueto the increase in burning of fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are, "geologic depositsof organic materials, decayed plants andanimals that have been converted to crude oil, coal, natural gas, or heavy oilsby exposure to heat and pressure in the earth's crust over hundreds of millionsof years" (Science Daily). The burning of fossil fuels provides heat fro ourhomes, fuel for our cars, and electricity. However, since they cause a lot ofpollution and release a lot of carbon dioxide when burned, they havecontributed to the extreme increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.


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LFA brings Featherweight Championship to Southern California at LFA 79August 31, 2019 1:09 am.
LFA 79 – DIAMOND vs. BARBOSA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th LIVE on AXS TV
in RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
Tickets are on sale NOW through LFAtix.com
LAS VEGAS, Nevada – LFA CEO Ed Soares announced today that the promotion is headed to southern California this fall to crown a new featherweight champion. LFA 79 will see the promotion visit the Inland Empire for a second time and Riverside will be the host city when LFA's fourth-ever featherweight champion is crowned.
The main event of LFA 79 will feature a featherweight title fight when UFC veteran Tyler Diamond faces Brazilian karateka Rafael "Coxinha" Barbosa for the vacant championship. LFA 79 – Diamond vs. Barbosa takes place Friday, October 11th at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium in Riverside, California. The entire main card will be televised live and nationwide on AXS TV at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT.
"I am excited to bring the LFA featherweight championship to southern California," Soares exclaimed. "This will be our second trip to the Inland Empire and we will be crowning a new featherweight champion on October 11th. Tyler Diamond and Rafael Barbosa will give our west coast fight fans a memorable title fight at LFA 79."
Tickets for LFA 79 – Diamond vs. Barbosa are available for purchase NOW at LFATIX.com.
Diamond (10-1) will return to the LFA Octagon fresh off an impressive debut for the promotion in May. Before signing with LFA, Diamond competed on the 27th season of the UFC's hit reality show The Ultimate Fighter. The 28-year-old Team Alpha Male standout submitted LFA standout Dulani Perry in the quarter-finals of the tournament, which featured an entire cast of undefeated fighters. Diamond would advance to the semi-finals before eventually making his UFC debut at The Ultimate Fighter 27 Finale. He fought former RFA/Legacy standout Bryce Mitchell in a three-round war, but dropped a narrow Majority Decision. Diamond would then make his aforementioned LFA debut in the main event of LFA 66. That night he became the first man to defeat top prospect Jon Neal. Neal was 10-0 entering the bout. Now the former NCAA Division I wrestler is looking to win LFA gold in his sophomore appearance for the promotion at LFA 79.
Barbosa (12-1) is one of the most exciting prospects to come out of Brazil this year. The man known as "Coxinha" is a highly-decorated Karate black belt world champion. The world-class karateka won his LFA debut in March with UFC President Dana White sitting cageside. Barbosa's win over Cameron Graves at LFA 63 was featured on the Season 4 premiere of Dana White: Lookin' for a Fight. In fact, White had some encouraging words about Barbosa on the show before the fight took place, "Barbosa is 10-1…he's 21-years-old though. This kid has so much more time to learn and grow." The talented karateka doubled-down in his second outing for LFA with a beautiful standing elbow KO of former LFA title challenger Nate Jennerman. The KO came in the main event of LFA 68 at the end of May. Now Barbosa looks to make good on White's inspiring words by continuing that growth by capturing LFA gold at LFA 79.
Main Card (Televised on AXS TV at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT):
Main Event | Featherweight Title Bout (145 lb)
- Tyler Diamond (10-1) vs. Rafael Barbosa (12-1)
In 2017, RFA and Legacy FC merged to form LFA, the premier developmental organization in Mixed Martial Arts. The combined forces of LFA have launched the careers of over 160 athletes that have reached the pinnacle of MMA by competing in the UFC. In May 2018, the promotion joined the London Trust Media Holdings group of companies.
LFA 79 will be the ninth LFA event to take place in the state of California. RFA hosted eight events inside "The Golden State" before the merger. Further information will be announced soon. The entire main card of LFA 79 will be televised live and nationwide on AXS TV at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT.
Please visit LFA.com for bout updates and information. LFA is on Facebook at Legacy Fighting Alliance. LFA is also on Instagram at @LFAfighting and Twitter at @LFAfighting.
About LFA:
LFA is a professional Mixed Martial Arts promotion that gives rising stars and top contenders the opportunity to prove their talent to fans and leaders in the industry. LFA was formed by the powerhouse merger between RFA and Legacy FC. LFA presents live Mixed Martial Arts events on a monthly basis around the United States including Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Denver, Dallas, and Houston. LFA can be seen live in over 53 million homes nationally through its television deal with AXS TV. Based in Las Vegas, NV, LFA is one of the most active and respected MMA organizations in the fastest growing sport in the world. (The Octagon, Ultimate Fighting Championship®, UFC®, and the eight-sided competition mat and cage design are registered trademarks owned exclusively by Zuffa, LLC. All rights reserved).
About AXS TV FIGHTS:
AXS TV FIGHTS presents more LIVE mixed martial arts and kickboxing events than any other television network every Friday night at 9pE/6pP. Events taking place on the west coast will be televised at 10pE/7pP. UFC Hall of Famer Pat Miletich, and veteran broadcaster Ron Kruck call all the action and Phoenix Carnevale reports from cageside as champions, challengers, and top prospects take center stage. AXS TV Fights can be found online, on Facebook, and on Twitter. AXS TV is widely distributed in the U.S. via AT&T U-verse, Charter, Comcast/Xfinity, DIRECTV, DISH, Sling TV, Suddenlink, Verizon FiOS, and other cable, satellite, telco and streaming providers. The network is also carried in Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
About LONDON TRUST MEDIA:
London Trust Media is a diversified business focused on the Internet and media industries – bringing the Internet back to its original state and bringing power back to the people. London Trust Media runs the leading no-log VPN service provider in the world Private Internet Access (PIA) as well as Kore Asian Media, Linux Journal, freenode, Snoonet, JOG, BlockExplorer, and Provocateur. Please visit their website at www.londontrustmedia.com for more information.
About RIVERSIDE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM:
The Riverside Municipal Auditorium (RMA) is a Riverside landmark designed in 1928, which also serves as a World War I memorial to the 87 military members from Riverside County who died in service of our country and was commemorated by the National Register of Historic places in 1978. The RMA has been enhanced and upgraded through a $10 million renovation by the City of Riverside in 2011 and continues to serve the community as a meeting, special event, and live performance venue. The RMA is situated in the heart of Riverside's downtown district within walking distance of many of Riverside's prominent attractions
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Encino Seeks Deal to Develop Salt Fork State Park
An article posted this month outlines an offer made by Encino Energy to develop oil and gas under Salt Fork State Park.
Posted January 27, 2020
The decision to sell your mineral rights is a big one. Before putting your name in ink on the final contract, you want to feel confident you're making the right choice. Unfortunately, there's no "one size fits all" way to determine if selling your mineral rights is the best decision. The answer is different for everybody.
To find your answer, you have to gather all the information and evaluate whether or not selling your minerals makes the best sense for your specific situation. While a lot of it comes down to personal choice and where you are in your life, there are a few different factors you may want to consider when weighing your decision.
3 Important Questions to Ask When You're Thinking About Selling Your Mineral Rights
If you find yourself asking "should I sell my mineral rights?", here are a few things to take into account:
1. What is the value of your minerals right now?
What's happening with the market at a given moment can have a big impact on what your minerals are worth. Oil and gas prices go up and down. For example, right now the price of natural gas is down—but it could potentially drop even lower in the coming year. That means, if you're positioned in the gas window of the Utica Shale formation, the value of your mineral rights is probably not as high as it was a couple years ago.
Depending on your specific situation, if you have the time, you may want to monitor the market and wait until you can get the best value for your mineral rights. Of course, since you never know what the future of the market will hold, this can be a risky approach. Check out this post to learn more about what your minerals are worth.
2. Can selling your mineral rights provide you tax benefits?
From a financial planning perspective, there can be certain tax advantages to selling your mineral rights. For one, any royalties you receive from leasing your mineral rights are taxed as standard income (at the highest tax rate) whereas income from selling your mineral rights is in many cases eligible for the lower long-term capital gains tax rate. That's more money in your pocket!
Some individuals also choose to sell their mineral rights because it enables them to qualify for a 1031 like-kind exchange. This section of the tax code allows you to use the money made from selling one piece of property (and mineral rights qualify as "property") to buy another piece of property—while having taxes deferred on the income you received from the sale. This can provide both great investment opportunities and short-term tax savings.
3. Are there good reasons to sell your minerals versus leasing them?
Many landowners ask why should you choose to sell your mineral rights when you could just lease them, retain ownership, and collect royalties off oil or gas production from your property. The answer is it all really depends on the specific needs and situation of the landowner. Both leasing and selling mineral rights offer landowners different advantages.
With leasing, landowners get to keep ownership of their mineral rights and collect royalties over time. With selling, landowners get a lump sum of money for their minerals upfront—so they don't have to wait the years it takes for royalties to trickle in. Selling also does away with the risks of leasing where if production never starts or a well doesn't produce, a landowner doesn't receive any royalties. When you sell, the money all comes upfront, so even if those things should occur, they don't affect your payout.
What Happens When You Decide to Sell Your Mineral Rights?
Asking the questions above can help you determine if the time is right to sell your minerals. If you decide you want to move forward with selling your mineral rights, you may be wondering what happens next. How does the process work? Here's a quick summary of the mineral rights buying process at Gateway Royalty. Hopefully, this gives you a better idea of what to expect should you choose to take the next and sell your minerals.
Are you a landowner thinking about selling your mineral rights? Reach out to Gateway Royalty today. We'll be happy to assess the value of your minerals and answer any questions you might have.
An article posted this month outlines an offer made by Encino Energy to develop oil and gas under Salt Fork State Park.
Here's how the previous year shifted the oil & gas landscape, and what you can expect to see in the months ahead
Here's a look at oil and natural gas operators move from permits to production.


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Designed for Magnum's semi-auto rifles as well as an aftermarket barrel that will fit all Ruger 10/22s, the new TTS-22 suppressed barrel has been in the works for over a year.
Announced this week and slated for an "early 2018" shipping date, the 1.1-pound TTS (Tactical Tensioned Suppressed) barrel uses a Benz chamber and anodized monolithic baffle stack mated to a tensioned hammer forged barrel liner to provide what Magnum describes as "extreme accuracy."
The barrel liner is 16.1-inches long, which keeps the user to just the tax stamp for the suppressor, and has an overall diameter of .875-inches. User servicable, the baffles can be field stripped without tools and reassembled without affecting the barrel's point of impact.
Price on one of Minnesota-based company's MagnumLite rimfire rifles, with a 20.25-inch TTS-22 barrel installed, retails for $860 while a standalone suppressed barrel for non-takedown Ruger 10/22s is $399.
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1985 Kansas City Royals World Series Champs Team Signed Baseball JSA COA. 1985 saw the Kansas City Royals capture the franchises 1st World Series title. Winning in dramatic fashion 1985 will always be a special season for KC fans.
20 members of that 1st Championship team have signed this 1985 World Series baseball. Signatures include George Brett, Frank White, Willie Wilson, Bret Saberhagen, Dan Quisenberry, and others. Nice signed baseball from the 1985 World Series Champs that would be a welcome addition to any collection.
This autographed ball was sourced directly from former sports writer Alan Hoskins. The ball was acquired by him personally and signed in his presence. We specialize in sports autographs and memorabilia. We have one of the largest selections of baseball autographs in the country.The item "1985 Kansas City Royals World Series Champs Team Signed Baseball JSA COA" is in sale since Thursday, May 30, 2019. This item is in the category "Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop\Autographs-Original\Baseball-MLB\Balls". The seller is "showpiecessports" and is located in Deal, New Jersey. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Bahamas, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Ecuador, Iceland, Sri lanka, Nicaragua, Peru, Viet nam, Uruguay.


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Resort Report: Bachelor development, patroller death & media coverage
It looks like the U.S. Forest Service may be opening up to more on-hill improvement discussions given its recent thumbs-up on Mt. Bachelor's Master Development Plan. But as SNEWS finds out, it could still be awhile before anyone starts building. That and more in this week's Resort Report.
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In a positive action for potential ski area planning in the Northwest, Mt. Bachelor has received notification from the Deschutes National Forest of official acceptance by the U.S. Forest Service of the resort's updated Master Development Plan (MDP).
While no project or improvement described in the MDP has been authorized or approved by the USFS at this time, the move does signal a significant milestone for Park City-based Powdr Corp.'s Northwest holding. Bachelor administrators have been actively formulating and evaluating the MDP with the Forest Service and other local and state agencies, and key stakeholder groups including local business and environmental leaders since 2008. It is Mt. Bachelor's first full master plan update since its original MDP was approved by the Forest Service in 1981.
The primary components of the plan include a new lift and ski trails east of the Rainbow Chair, a new base lodge, parking lot, learning area with multiple carpet-conveyor lifts and Kids Adventure Zone at the Sunrise base area, a new Nordic trail, and additional summer amenities such as downhill mountain biking served by the Pine Marten Express.
"Many master plan concepts have been developed over the years for Mt. Bachelor," said Dave Rathbun, president and general manager of Mt. Bachelor. "The thorough review and public comment process we followed with our team, the Forest Service and many, many key users and stakeholders over the last two-and-a-half years resulted in the creation of a thoughtful and considerate plan for the future. As excited as we are today about the Forest Service accepting the plan, we know the process has only just begun."
From this point forward, Mt. Bachelor's MDP is considered by the Forest Service as a proposal for the actions and projects outlined in the plan. Prior to receiving approval or authorization, each proposed action is required to undergo environmental analysis as prescribed by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
The USFS will manage the NEPA process moving forward, including additional public comment periods and preparation of all documents. Under a third-party contract, the USFS and Mt. Bachelor have mutually agreed to retain Cirrus Ecological Solutions of Logan, Utah, to assist in the NEPA process. Cirrus has performed similar duties for other ski area operators and national forests throughout the west.
A-Basin mourns loss of long time ski patroller
Arapahoe Basin's snow safety director Leif Borgeson passed away on Feb. 8, 2011, while hiking the ridge at the Aspen Highlands Bowl. He collapsed after the hike and was immediately attended to by Aspen Highlands patrol, but was unable to be resuscitated.
Borgeson worked at Arapahoe Basin starting in 1990 joining the ski patrol after patrolling at Keystone for several years. He worked in various capacities including medical coordinator, paramedic, snow safety supervisor and, most recently, as snow safety director. He was instrumental in creating Arapahoe Basin's avalanche procedures and protocols and recognized nationally for his work on the study of avalanches in particular wet-slab avalanches. Between 2001 and 2004, Borgeson worked for the National Ski Patrol as its training director. Before joining Keystone in the 1980s, Borgeson worked as a patroller in Arizona Snow Bowl and as a Hot Shot forest firefighter in Flagstaff, Ariz.
He is survived by his wife, Denise Schmidt-Borgeson, two sons, Ian and Aidan Borgeson, his parents and his brother.
How the ski industry is covered – Death and Powder
Anyone in the ski industry knows that death and powder get more coverage than anything else. Accidents and storm alerts seem to get the breaking news push more than any celebrity sighting and groundbreaking chairlift. So much so that the headline, "Massive storm triggers deadly avalanches," would be considered a home run by any editor in the mainstream press. And truth be told, every one of us would click on that headline ourselves.
But one of the conversations we hope to continue on the WinterSports Channel is how the industry is covered — in terms of what media is most effective, and also in terms of what kinds of stories generate the most interest, whether that's in regard to new chairlifts, celebrities on the slope or on-slope deaths. If you have a headline or story angle you would like to share, feel free to send it to email@example.com. Likewise with any issues or trends you think are getting way too much coverage, or not nearly enough.
Still in the news this week, is the recent scary spate of snowboarder deaths. Unfortunately, 12 snowboarders have died on the slopes over the past month in the western United States, almost all teenaged boys or young men, and almost all in out-of-bounds areas. In California, where five of the deaths occurred, the San Francisco Chronicle is taking a hard look at the string of tragedies. The newspaper reprinted its own "Death on the Slopes" piece by staffer Tom Stienstra, which quotes California Ski Industry Association executive director Bob Roberts as saying, "The accidents are happening because people are out there off the runs, doing their thing in the trees."
You can check out the story here: www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/ski/detail?entry_id=82643
The question is whether you think this is a sad anomaly occurring in the midst of an otherwise above average season, or a scary new trend that we should all be discussing. We would love to share your thoughts by clicking on the SNEWS Chat link below.
–-Peter Kray
Since late 2010, veteran journalist Peter Kray joined the SNEWS team and is now editor of the new SNEWS WinterSports channel. We trust you are enjoying the full offering of WinterSports news. Be sure to email your friends and let them know the best WinterSports news has arrived — just in time for the winter season. Got WinterSports news? Send your WinterSports news to Kray at email@example.com. Subscribers can also post WinterSports news releases directly to the SNEWS website. Email us at email@example.com to learn about posting your own news releases, or for any other questions or comments. We love to hear from our readers!


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Mark Edward Partners Acquires New York's Kaplow Insurance Agency
Mark Edward Partners, an independent, full-service, international insurance brokerage firm, has acquired the Kaplow Insurance Agency, a Chappaqua, N.Y.-based firm that has specialized in equine insurance for more than 50 years.
The Kaplow team brings understanding of the risk management issues associated with the equine industry to Mark Edward Partners as its newest specialty unit, Mark Edward Equine. Evan Kaplow will lead the unit.
Mark Edward Equine's expertise includes the risk management issues associated with performance, racing and breeding horses, the management of farms, ranches and other sport horse and bloodstock training facilities. It also extends to the rodeo and bucking sports industry, providing coverage on both equine and bovine athletes.


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Making A Service Call Personal
OK, so your company is going to have to make a service call to a customer's house. How do you make the experience personal?
Read up on the customer.
Read up on the customer a little bit before going to their house. Check out their file and see how long they have been a customer, where they live, and any other notes. Maybe even do a quick Google search and see if they have been in the newspaper lately, etc
This may be slightly debated, but you can bribe some people to like at least tolerate the service call experience. Bribe them. Not cash, but thoughtful little gifts. Here are some good ways to bribe without it being too tacky:
- When the customer is making the service call appointment, ask if they have any pets. If they have a dog, bring the dog a little bag of treats. If they have a cat, bring a little toy mouse. Make sure there is enough quantity so at least all of the pets can get something.
- If they don't have any pets or if the item needing fixing/maintenance is expensive, ask if they have any small children. Bring a little toy for the children or a little coloring book with some crayons. Keep things simple. If the item is expensive, bring both pet and children gifts.
- If they have older kids, consider getting them a small gift card ($5 or so) to a local music store or the local mall (you may be able to get the gift cards for free since you are send the store customers – just ask them).
Get and use names.
Just don't give out random gifts – put the kid or pet's name on the items. To Bob from your friends at The Air Conditioning Store. This makes the experience quite personal and the customer will feel less like just another service calls. When the customer answers the door, address them by name. Try and address the customer by name throughout the entire service call.
If you are going to an office.
If you are going to office you can do one or all of these things. Consider getting a little flower arrangement for the break room, a pen for your client, or something thoughtful and creative along those lines.
Also consider giving out things that your business offers that may help customers. It should be a tangible item that the customer gets for free (i. e. not discounted).
It's not that complicated to make a service call personal. It takes a little bit of effort, a little bit of money, and that's it.
Update: At 11:30 AM, I called the company that was supposed to be coming to my house to fix my television. The service call was setup incorrectly and they couldn't come. No call or anything. They gave me a credit on my month's bill (it was about 20% of the month's bill) and I have re-scheduled the appointment for a couple of weeks from now.


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This project will support the NBER program on the economics of digitization. This program develops and diffuses economics research with strong foundations in measurement and economic theory, thereby informing policy analysis without taking policy positions. The project will provide new insights on how the digitization of commercial activity, media contacts, and the associated rise of large data sets is transforming economic interactions.
In addition to working papers, the NBER disseminates affiliates' latest findings through a range of free periodicals — the NBER Reporter, the NBER Digest, the Bulletin on Retirement and Disability, the Bulletin on Health, and the Bulletin on Entrepreneurship — as well as online conference reports, video lectures, and interviews.


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MADISON, Wis. – EatStreet has eschewed cubicle farms in favor of workspaces that foster collaboration and connections. The online and mobile food ordering service provider recently unveiled its new headquarters in Madison.
Key features of the company's new offices include a rooftop terrace, bike lockers, showers, a game room with ping-pong tables, shuffleboard, a kitchen, three beer taps, a 30-ft. bar — and interconnected work spaces.
"The game room and terrace are where people are going to come together, create friendships and work together," Matt Howard, EatStreet co-founder and CEO said in a news release. "Collaboration has led us through three successful rounds of investor funding and national growth, and it doesn't happen in cubicles."
Howard added that the company has grown from three founders to more than 100 employees serving diners at 15,000 restaurants in more than 250 cities throughout the United States. "We ask our team to work hard, so we needed to create a space where they can play, too. We had to retain the culture and energy that's pushed us to where we are."
The two-story headquarters, which covers nearly 20,000 sq. ft., is scheduled to open this month.


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Why Should You Hire a Calculus Tutor for Your Child
Tutoring in Math is a great way to help students catch up, keep up and learn new concepts. It can also help students build study skills and improve their grades.
Academically, Jordan is the NHS president, a member of HOBY and SGA, the calculus club treasurer and is on the Chancellor's List as a dual enrollment student. She volunteers at the Johnson Center for the Arts, Miracle League and Salvation Army.
Troy math tutors offer students the opportunity to receive personalized attention and learn in a safe environment. They can help with homework and exam preparation, while also improving study habits and increasing confidence. Whether your child needs help with algebra, pre-calculus, or calculus, a Troy math tutor can provide the extra support they need to succeed.
The Tutoring Center is one of the world's largest after-school math and reading programs, helping children of all ages become self-learners. Their goal is to build a strong foundation that will enable children to master any subject, no matter how difficult. They are open Monday-Friday from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Haylie is a certified teacher and joined Sylvan of Troy in 2013. She works with teachers and students to ensure that everyone has the tools they need for success. She is passionate about education and enjoys making learning fun. Outside of work, she likes to craft, play billiards, and watch movies.
Students who struggle in math often lose confidence in their other subjects, resulting in a drop in their academic performance. When this happens, students need to find ways to increase their scores and grades. This is where tutoring comes in handy. Tutoring is a great way to help students learn math in a more efficient manner and improve their study skills.
Math is a difficult subject that requires students to remember a lot of formulas and theories. This can be frustrating for young students, especially when they are struggling to catch up with their classmates. Math tutors can help students master their subject and build their confidence in the process.
I am an electrical engineering student and have two years of tutoring experience. I teach math and physics at all levels. I love helping students understand abstract concepts and find creative solutions. I also have an extensive background in teaching students from diverse backgrounds and can provide individualized attention to each student.
Livingston County, Michigan is located in the southeast corner of the state. It is a part of the Pontiac, IL Micropolitan Statistical Area and the Bloomington-Normal Metropolitan Statistical Area in central Illinois. Agriculture, food processing and manufacturing are the main industries in the county. It is also home to SUNY Geneseo and Genesee Community College. The county is also known for its recreational opportunities including Letchworth State Park which has been called "the Grand Canyon of the East".
The median income in Livingston County was $72,284 in 2010 and the average household size was 2.84. The population density was 196 per square mile.
The county is represented by Democrat Elissa Slotkin in the United States House of Representatives and by Republican Mike Bishop in the Michigan Senate. Local government is run by a variety of elected officials including a mayor, county commissioners, village and township councils, and school boards. The county's main newspaper is The Marketeer, which has been published since 1974.
Math is a subject that requires students to remember a lot of formulas and theories. This can make it easy for students to fall behind in their grade. Getting help from a tutor can give students the confidence they need to keep up with their peers in class.
A tutor can also help students develop study skills and test-taking strategies. In addition, math tutors can teach students how to improve their study habits and how to practice. This can help them feel more confident in their math abilities and become more prepared for tests.
Math Tutoring in Troy is available from qualified tutors who are able to provide students with the support and encouragement they need to learn. These tutors are often college students who have successfully passed calculus and want to share their knowledge with others. They can help their students get ahead of the curve by reviewing past homework and quizzes and helping them to understand complex topics.


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It would be a challenging task to maneuver the equities markets in 2022. Markets will have to contend with i) potential disruption from the Omicron variant, ii) China's reforms, iii) tighter liquidity, iv) higher inflation and v) the impact from stricter environmental standards. This is at a time when global growth slows on valuations much higher than historical averages. We do see bumpy roads ahead with selective investment opportunities rather than broad-based rallies.
Figure 1: MSCI Indices Percentage Returns in USD (%)
Source: Bloomberg 3 January 2022
Note: ACWI – All Country World Index, IT – Information Technology
Global equities returns over the past three years were pretty remarkable considering that there was a global pandemic from 2020 which is still not totally under control. An explanation could be that the massive liquidity injected into the financial system by quantitative easing, lower interest rates and government subsidies have led to strong performances in risk assets. One may also question if risks assets would continue to do well given that the liquidity cycle is turning. Another question could be whether growth sectors like technology would continue to outperform cyclical sectors this year. We highlight five uncertainties in 2022 which could lead to a bumpy ride ahead.
1. The first thing to look out for would be the impact of the Omicron variant and whether this is the last major disruption from Covid-19 as we transition into a post-Covid-19 world. The emergence of the Delta variant led to a slowdown in global growth in the third quarter last year and global equities sold off accordingly. However, the global equities market recovered at the end of last year despite the emergence of the Omicron variant. The consensus view was that the Omicron variant, despite being more transmissible, was less severe than the Delta variant. Our view is that global equities could be priced for perfection and further disruption by the Omicron variant could still lead to short term corrections. That said, our base case scenario is that any potential short term volatility from the Omicron variant would likely subside as the pandemic could finally end with sufficient vaccination globally
2. A major surprise last year was the extent of the sell-off in the Chinese equities markets brought about by new regulations and the extent of dislocations in the property sector. Market participants were worried that the "common prosperity" policy could lead to lower profitability for private companies. In a separate piece, we explained that China was in the process of reforming their economy to achieve more equitable and sustainable growth. We expect China to loosen at the margin if their economy slows further with cuts in the Reserve Requirement Ratio, cuts in lending rates and an increase in quotas for bank loans. The Chinese equities market may find firmer footing in 2022 on better investor sentiments as China loosens as compared to tightening at other major markets. Stronger economic growth would also be positive to its trading partners in Asia and thus be positive for Asian equities.
Figure 2: MSCI World Index
Source: Bloomberg, 28 December 2021
3. We are now at the tightening phase of the cycle in most markets and investors would question if the withdrawal of liquidity would be a challenge for risk assets. We expect tapering in the US to end before June 2022 and interest rates hikes as early as the third quarter of 2022. The withdrawal of liquidity would likely weigh on risk assets. However, we do not expect the Federal Reserve to over-tighten as they are inclined to be dovish as they prioritize achieving maximum employment over price stability. Monetary policies globally are like the US in that they are unlikely to tighten excessively and cause major disruptions to equities markets. That said, the withdrawal of excess liquidity is inherently negative for risk assets.
4. We think that investors were too complacent on the inflationary front. For example, US inflation was as high as 6.8% in November 2021 but 10-year treasury yield was only at 1.5% as at 28 December 2021. Although we agree that inflation would ease in 2022 as energy prices eases and disruptions to global supply chains eventually get resolved, we are of the view that longer term inflation could be higher than pre-pandemic levels due to longer term factors like deglobalisation, a China exporting less deflation and Big Technology Firms becoming more monopolistic. This suggests challenging conditions for bond returns.
5. There is increasing push towards stricter environmental regulations as demonstrated by the pledges during the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26). There is also a growing appetite by both the retail and institutional investors to focus on sustainable investments. The enormous capital expenditure required by dirty industries like steel, coal power generation and transportation would face headwind. On the other hand, we see business opportunities for companies with expertise in green energy technology, hydrogen, batteries and electric vehicles and also these stocks of such companies would attract higher valuations due to investor interests.
Figure 3: US 10-year Treasury Yields
Source: Bloomberg, 28 December 2021
1. Current valuations are on the high side (Figure 4), with most major markets trading at a premium to historical averages. Earnings growth rates in most markets are also expected to slow in 2022 as compared to 2021. The stellar performance for global equities, especially US equities, is unlikely to be repeated in 2022 due to high valuations especially when liquidity is about to be taken away. We do see short term trading opportunities at more cyclical equities markets which are trading at a relative discount and which would benefit from the transition towards a post-Covid-19 world. Markets like the Singapore equities market which would likely benefit from further normalization in global travels and higher interest rates benefitting the banking sector. Investors who are looking to be exposed to the Singapore equities market could consider the LionGlobal Singapore Balanced Fund.
Figure 4: Consensus earnings forecast strong for this year and next
Source: Thomson Reuters, 17 December 2021
Note: F – Consensus Forecast, x – excluding, P/E – Price to Earnings
2. As explained above, we are also positive on Chinese equities as China is on an easing cycle. Asia benefits from a growing China and investors could invest in a growing China through our LionGlobal Asia Pacific Fund which aims to achieve long-term capital appreciation by investing primarily in the Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) equities market. Investors who want a more focused investment strategy may consider our LionGlobal China Growth Fund. Those who are looking for a passive strategy to participate in the longer term recovery in the Chinese market can also consider the Lion-OCBC Securities China Leaders ETF or the Lion-OCBC Securities Hang Seng TECH ETF, which are listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX).
3. From a longer investment horizon, we continue to be positive on companies that participate in long term disruptive innovative trends. It is clear to investors that technological innovations are equally important post-Covid-19 although valuations of many of such companies are likely to be richer than those in cyclical industries. It could be possible that investors may favour cyclical sectors in the shorter term but we expect investor interests to return to growth sectors once the relative valuation gap closes. Investors looking for longer term investment opportunities may consider our LionGlobal Disruptive Innovation Fund, which is invested in 15 disruptive innovative themes.
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Mary Rossi Travel, starts off celebrations of the company's 40 years in travel, hosting a client luncheon at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron on Wednesday 24th February 2010.
Guest of honour at the function will be the founder of the company, Mary Rossi O.B.E., who led the company for its first 30 years, before handing over the reins to her daughter Claudia in 2000.
A mother of 10 children and with an established career in television, Mary Rossi started the business in 1970 in response to a request from the shipping company, Lloyd Triestino, to lead a tour to places of Christian significance in Europe. Her ability to graciously combine a rich family life with a successful career was an inspiration to women around Australia.
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Though still at school when the company was founded, Claudia Rossi Hudson, has been involved in the business from the earliest days. She had a six year absence from the business after completing her MBA in 1994 and establishing a career in financial planning.
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The resilience, energy and expertise of its management has led Mary Rossi Travel to grow its business from organising guided cruise tours to Europe in 1971 to today's full range of services to Leisure, Corporate/Business Travellers, Incentive Groups and Special Interest Tours.
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