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Roberts also studies the nature with the formation of this kind of communities, and finds that governments and squatters share inside political structure which emerges from these new conditions:
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Merrill Lynch Headcount Falls, But Revenue Rises on Advisory Growth
(Adds Charles Schwab's first-quarter results in third paragraph. Corrects number of Merrill brokers to 14,484 from 14,548 and raises fourth-quarter broker loss to 145 in eighth paragraph, based on company's recalculations. Adds data on Merrill-generated mortgage growth in last two paragraphs.)
Merrill Lynch's 14,484 brokers helped Bank of America's wealth management businesses report a 4% first-quarter profit rise to $800 million from $700 million a year earlier, the bank said on Tuesday.
Revenue in the businesses, which include Merrill Wealth and the bank's U.S. Trust private bank and its 367 advisors, rose 3% to $4.6 billion while expenses were up 2%. That led to a record pretax margin in the unit of 27%.
Charles Schwab Corp., a competitor to Merrill that has been expanding into full-service advisory services, on Tuesday reported that its first-quarter revenue jumped 18% from a year earlier to $2.1 billion. Its first-quarter profit was up 37% to $564 million. Schwab in February lowered most of its stock and option trading commissions to $4.95 per trade from $8.95, helping to swell new account openings to a record 362,000 during the quarter.
Merrill's revenue was driven by higher asset management fees, reflecting in part a shift of commission-based individual retirement accounts to managed relationships in light of the firm's strict fiduciary rule policies. Revenue was also boosted by higher interest rates and loan growth that benefited Bank of America company-wide.
Advisory fees in the wealth businesses were up 7.9% in the quarter to almost $2.2 billion, reflecting in part a record $29.2 billion of "long-term" flows into advisory accounts.
Two-thirds of Merrill advisors have fee-based relationships with at least half of their customers, up from 36% five years ago, according to a Merrill spokesman. In a sign that fee accounts are generally more profitable and more consistent than commission-based accounts, the average Merrill broker produced $1 million of revenue during the quarter, up from $960,000 in the fourth quarter of 2016, the bank said.
Measured by "experienced advisors" who are not part of the company's three-year training programs, productivity averaged $1.3 million per broker, up from $1.25 million in the previous three months.
While expenses in the wealth businesses grew 2% from the year-earlier quarter to $3.3 billion, they were down by $26 million from the fourth quarter due to lower support costs. Bonuses were up but total advisor count in the division was flat with a year ago, the bank said.
Merrill's brokerage force fell by a net 145 advisors in the first three months of the year, the bank said. Merrill recently lost dozens of experienced advisors, some of whom expressed discontent with tighter control from the bank parent and the strictures on commission-based accounts, but ended the quarter with 72 more brokers than 12 months earlier. The company did not say how many of the new brokers are in its training program, nor how many trainees left during the quarter.
A Merrill spokesman attributed the quarterly decline "in large part to a combination of seasonally lower hiring during the quarter, and an expected increase in advisor retirements – nearly all of whom are part of our client transition program."
Wells Fargo Advisors last week said its brokerage force fell by 225 in the first quarter in the wake of its consumer bank scandal.
As part of Merrill's still-shifting policies on restricting commission-based retirement accounts, it is recommending that some clients move to Bank of America's largely self-directed Merrill Edge discount brokerage unit. The bank boasted that Merrill Edge assets grew 21% from a year ago, with accounts up 11%.
Bank of America itself reported a nearly 40% jump in first-quarter profit on strong investment banking results and Fed hike-induced net interest income growth. In a sign of how important Merrill producers have become to its parent company, 34% of the average $193.6 billion of residential mortgages on the bank's books in the first quarter were originated in its global wealth and investment management division, more than in its consumer banking division.
All average loans and leases of $148 billion in global wealth and investment management rose 7% to $148 billion in the first quarter. GWIM-generated deposits of $257 billion were down 1%, reflecting in part customers' decisions to shift deposits into investments, bank executives said on the company's earnings conference call on Tuesday morning.
$1.3MM average revenue per FA? Give me a break. I'd sure like to see what they include in that revenue. I'd estimate the real number is about half that.
The DOL fiduciary rule sure is saving investors a lot of money.
Revenue is all kinds of stuff. From securities based loans, to commissions and advisory fees, etc. Some of the revenues ML keeps close to all of it though.
There's also the sink or swim dynamic here. For each broker doing $2mm in revenue there are a dozen doing $250k in revenue. They like to use words like "average" not Mean or Median.
Correct! For each broker at Merrill there are two numbers: Revenue and Production Credits (PC's). Production credits are what hit the payout grid. Revenue includes things that Merrill doesn't pay brokers on. So revenue is always equal or larger than PC's. For transactional brokers revenue is usually only slightly larger than PC's. For fee based advisors revenue could be up to twice as large as PC's. Just my observation from the 5 years I spend there. Your mileage may vary.
More than half the advisors at Merrill do less the 650k in production. There are less than 11,500 advisors at Merrill and shrinking quickly. In a recent trailing 12 month period, Merrill lost more than 6% of its advisors. The first quarter has historically been Merrill's largest hiring period. Only when you add in Merrill edge, bank, and whatever else kind of advisors do you get to the 14,000 number. Just like everything else coming from the bank, the comments in this article are misleading.

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The Book Revue
Ever since the birth of this blog, I've been dying to visit (for probably the billionth time in my life) and feature The Book Revue in Huntington, New York because I dare say it is one of the most perfect, most precious bookstores in all of New York and it's one that I continually return to like a little, lost, book-loving puppy finding it's way back home.
Why is The Book Revue oh-so-great, you ask? Well, sit back and relax, because there are plenty of reasons that this bookstore will rock off your book socks and I'm prepared to share all of them.
First of all, on top of the fact that their supply of books is seemingly endless, their prices are so exceptional that you can easily purchase a large and hefty stack of books here and walk out the door after paying, sort of feeling like you still robbed the place. My favorite section of the store is the "Remainder" tables because here is where you'll find piles and piles of classic literary gems marked down at 50-75% off. So that means, you're getting unused paperbacks anywhere from about three to seven dollars. These discount tables are the main contributing component to the fact that I have more books than I actually know what to do with.
This may come as a shock to you, but I'm not a millionaire. I try to be somewhat frugal, (which is hard to do when it comes to books) but when I pay a visit to The Book Revue, it is extremely rare occurrence if I don't leave with at least two new books in hand. But most times, it's like five. Call it excessive, but when the books are this affordable it's hard not to be glutinous. It's so hard!
The next best part about The Book Revue, is the infinite amount of places for book-shoppers to sit scattered around the store. You'll find a place for your bottom around almost every corner you turn. It's perfect because when you've just found that book you've been dying to read for months and all you want to do is dig right into it, it's almost like someone walks up right behind you with a chair at the very same moment and says, "Why here, have a seat." Alright, obviously that doesn't happen but I said, "almost," it's almost like that, OK? Plus, if you're into the really quiet and cozy corners of bookstores, head up to The Book Revue's second floor where there are a bunch of chairs and tables waiting for you on a balcony that overlooks the store. For those who wish to write and read quietly as they revel in a quaint, bookish atmosphere, this snug, secret little corner of the store could not be more ideal.
Maybe you're thinking all of this just sounds too good to be true, but just wait, because there's more. Yes, this store gets better because they also have their very own cafe. So go ahead, grab a coffee, a cup of tea, or whatever the heck kind of little snack you want, browse through an excellent and endless selection of books, and once you've found your chosen text, sit back and relax for as long as you like because The Book Revue is usually open late. It's very unlikely that you will ever overstay your welcome here.
Oh and by the way, while your schmoozing in your cozy chair with your latte and a great new book, keep your eyes open for any celebrity sightings because The Book Revue invites plenty of authors to their lovely, little store quite frequently. For example on November 16th, Mr. Regis Philbin will be visiting the store to speak about and sign his new book. Alright, if your not a retired Who Want's to be a Millionaire fan and Kelly's Sidekick doesn't really do it for ya, some past guests have included the likes of Tim Gunn, Sammy Hagar, and Dick Van Dyke. I'm just saying, The Book Revue gets your books signed!
Is this a good place for reading or writing? Do you even have to ask? I mean, come on, really?
Bonus Points: The whole store. Everything about it gets all of the bonus points. (But one thing I didn't mention: The fact that it has two Local and Independent Author Tables. Supporting local is where it's at, y'all!)
Blogging From: Fresh & Organic
Much unlike my horrid experience, at Caribou Coffee on Monday, my time spent at Fresh & Organic in Ashburn was pleasant and enjoyable. A quiet little cafe tucked away in one of Northern Virginia's many shopping strips, Fresh & Organic is the a perfectly quaint, locally owned cafe fit for even the most health-conscious, good-food-loving individual.
Admittedly, Fresh & Organic doesn't necessarily fall directly into the typical bookish Coffee Shop/ Cafe standard that I'm constantly on the look out for, but honestly, Northern Virginia is sort of lacking in that area. I had debated on whether or not I wanted to spend my last weekend here making yet another trek into D.C., but after recalling my previous frustrations with parking on The Hill, I decided to hunt for something more local. I knew there had to be at least one more suitable place in good old Ashburn. So when I came across Fresh & Organic, I figured as long as they serve coffee (which, they do) they're good enough for my blog.
When I walked inside I was greeted by a very friendly gentleman, the owner of the shop, who handed me a menu and told me to let him know when I was ready to order. There were two other customers already seated, both of which the owner was on a first name basis with; the first indication that Fresh & Organic would be worth my while. I eventually ordered the Black Bean Burger and then sat down at a table and read while I waited for my food. In stark contrast to the atmosphere at a much more detestable coffee shop earlier in the week, Fresh & Organic proved to have an impeccable taste in music, quietly sharing tunes via a My Morning Jacket Pandora Station. Beck, Led Zeppelin, Wilco? Why yes, sharing this good music with your customers at a reasonable volume is an excellent decision.
In addition to serving up good music, I can also attest to the fact that Fresh & Organic serves good food. My Black Bean Burger and the organic salad that it came with were both delicious. This was one of the best meals that I have eaten out in a really long time, which I think goes to show that fresh, natural, unprocessed food is the way to go. As I was leaving, the owner said that he hoped I would come back. I told him that I was moving to New York at the end of the week but that I liked my burger and his little cafe so much that I would try to make it back for one more Fresh & Organic meal before my departure.
Is this place good for reading or writing? Most definitely. The environment is relaxed and quiet. Plus there's good music and good food. It's a done deal.
Bonus Points: From Fresh & Organic's Website: "Our recipes combine healthy ingredients in order to provide you with the utmost in taste and nutritional value. We are organic wherever possible and always fresh!…We ardently believe that nature's simple ingredients are enough… and you won't need to be a biochemist to pronounce them!" Right on!
P.S. Get ready to explore New York's bookstores & Cafe's! Next time you hear from me, I'll be blogging from The Big Apple.
Blogging From: Dolce Coffee
What: Locally owned Coffee Shop/ Cafe
Where: East Market Street, Leesburg, Virginia
Although renamed Dolce Cofee in the real word, if you type this coffee house's address into Google, you'll find that it was previously called "Greenberry's." Social Media Management people! Someone tell the owner of this place that they need to up their game when it comes to the their online presence. Just kidding! Does it really matter? Probably, not. Plus, I'm not here to judge their marketing strategies. Although, I guess I just did. Anyway…
When it was good ol' Greenberry's, this place was a franchise. During that time another blogger called it a "local Starbucks wannabe." I don't know what it was like before now, but I'm going to guess that it's at least made a little bit of an improvement from being a chain coffee shop. It's not the greatest or cutest or nicest place in the world, but I don't see it as a Starbuck's wannabe, which to me, would be worse than being an actual Starbucks.
The first thing that I noticed about Dolce Coffee, before I even walked through the door, was the window display to the left of the entrance, which promotes the coffee shop's weekly, Friday night Open Mic nights. Any establishment that fosters a weekly open mic is good in my book!
As I walked through the doors and toward the counter, I almost tripped on a huge bump in the floor, which I later found out from a sign placed oh-so-kindly on the front counter, is from water damage. The most annoying part about it is not that I did an awkward ooo-I-almost-just-tripped-but-I'm-going-to-pretend-that-no-one-saw-that dance, it's that the girl behind the counter was waiting for it to happen. You know she just stands there all day waiting to laugh hysterically to herself over the unsuspecting customers who instantly become victims of the large bump in the floor. I know I would.
I ordered their Chicken Salad sandwich on wheat bread, which I can only say was an extremely disappointing excuse for chicken salad. It lacked any sort of taste and what little taste it did have was not enjoyable or chicken-like at all. Luckily, I also ordered a strawberry banana smoothie, which met and passed my extremely high smoothie standards. Although, it was no Shoes, Cup, and Cork Club Smoothie. But what can ya do? Not all smoothies can be the best smoothies, right?
Of course, now I am blogging and I do have to say that the environment here is very blogger friendly. Myself included, four people in this here coffee shop are currently situated behind Internet machines. The older man directly across the room from me looks like he's reading the stock markets on his MacBook Pro. I say that because he's bald, except for a few white hairs clinging for life on either side of his head, he's wearing a white collared shirt, a tie, khaki dress pants, and suspenders, and just generally looks like an intensely stressed investment banker who just flew from Wallstreet to Leesburg in his private helicopter so that he could enjoy a diet coke at his favorite hometown coffee shop. Whatever, it could be true. Or maybe he's just playing Farmville.
Another man who is across the room to my right is typing up a storm on his old-school IBM laptop. He look way too cool for a Mac. IBM all the way for him. From the looks of what little he has left of his greying hair, I'd say he's middle-aged. He has a happy camper vibe going on. He is wearing a maroon T-shirt, dark brown cargo shorts, and hiking boots. He has sunglasses propped on the top of his head and looks just a little bit too happy to be here. He probably just came home from a long, relaxing, technology free camping trip in the woods and is just so ecstatic to finally be reconnected with his beloved Internet. Either that or he just really likes his frappuccino and is telling everyone on Twitter how much so.
There is a decorative tree blocking my view of the third coffee shop laptop-user present here and so I will never know who he is or what he's doing here. There is another man sitting on one of the stools that are lined up along the counter facing the window and I can't tell if he has a Bluetooth device in one of his ears or if he's talking to himself. Either way, why do you gotta do that here, man?
Oh and let's not forget me. I'm also here. Little old me sitting in my big green comfy chair, blogging away about all of the people in the coffee shop. Am I totally creeping, or what?
I was also able to get some quality reading time in here. I'm currently feasting my brain upon L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables, which is a total delight of a book that I would most certainly suggest to all lovers of young adult whimsy who have not yet read it.
Is this a good place to reading or writing? Sure. It's quiet and they've got barely audible indie music playing in the background. You'll find it easy to concentrate here. (Unless you're me and have a terrible habit of watching, judging, and making up stories about people.) Also, they've got WiFi so you can write and publish all in one stop. What a concept!
Bonus Points: Random pictures of Audrey Hepburn that have nothing to do with anything else int he entire shop. I'll take it.
Blogging From: Pound The Hill
What: Independent Coffee Shop
Where: Washington, D.C.
I'm sitting at a table in the back room of Pound the Hill, a small coffee shop located on Pennsylvania Avenue in Wasthington D.C. This is one of the more, reader/writer friendly coffee shops I've come across in the Northern Virginia area. Although, I'm sure there are plenty more here in D.C. Most people here have a laptop in front of them though, so I feel right at home.
The atmosphere here is cute and homey. They have a few big, comfy sofa type chairs in the back room, but the setup mainly includes your typical coffee shop chairs and tables. I ordered their Curried Chicken Wrap. I can gladly say that it is absolutely delicious, as I continue to blog and stuff my face simultaneously. Sorry for the lack of photos, but I was too hungry to even think about photographing my food before chowing down.
I also treated myself to a Honey Pear Iced Tea, (the barista convinced me!) which is the perfectly delightful blend of honey, pear, and of course, tea. The staff here is super friendly and the customers are mostly young DC-ers who are too cool to work within the confinements of their own home's.
Before I began to blog, I also got some reading done here. It's a calm, quiet environment. An ideal place to read, write, study, or do whatever it is you need to do that needed to be done in a public setting without being bothered.
Is this a good place for reading or writing? Yes! It's quiet, almost every customer has their nose buried in a book or their face entranced by a laptop, and the diverse menu of good food makes it almost so you would never have to leave (blog & eat forever!), except maybe for a shower. My only criticism is that even though it's cute and coffee-shop-like, there's nothing specifically unique or characteristic about the physical space. You know? There's no shoe chandeliers or anything like that.
Bonus Points: Their coffee comes from a highly rated micro-roaster and they promise that it's organic, sustainable, and fair trade. On their website, they even claim to be able to tell you the names of the farmers who harvest the beans that they use. If I ever return, I'm quizzing them! Oh, and they're pretty tech savvy. Ever seen a cash register in the form of an iPad? Yeah, they have that.
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Blogging From: Shoes Cup and Cork Club
What: Local Shoe Repair Store turned Coffee Shop/ Miniature-Restaurant
Where: Downtown Leesburg, Virginia
The first time I walked by Shoes Cup and Cork Club, it fooled me. It was all, look at me, I'm a shoe repair shop! (And in my head, I was all, What the heck? Who still gets their shoes repaired? Talk about keeping the history in a historic town.) But that was only the first time. The second time I walked by it, I was able to see past the giant "Shoes" sign (mainly by looking through the window) and realized that it is actually one little kick-ass coffee shop. I knew that it was kick-ass before even walking in because it also had a sign pointing to the alleyway next door that said, "This way to our secret garden." Which really leads to their outdoor sitting area, but for all intents and purposes, it's a secret garden.
This is my second time at Shoes Cup and Cork Club. My first visit was with my best friend Tara and one of the cool things about it that she pointed out to me right away is that they have a shoe chandelier. That's right, a fancy, old-fashioned light fixture that has early 1900's style shoes dangling from it's arms. Yes, It's as cool as it sounds. (Or as stupid as it sounds, depending on who you are.) The rest of the decor here is just as unique. All of the tables and chairs are wooden and no two are the same. There is a bench with cozy pillows that spans along the left wall and the wall on the right side has a rather large chalkboard that anyone can draw on. So DIY!
Shoes Cup and Cork Club boasts that they have the best coffee in Leesburg and all of Loudoun County (voted by Loudoun Living), but I cannot confirm or deny these statements because, one word: SMOOTHIES! You would have to pay me large sums of money to come to this establishment and order anything besides a smoothie. These smoothies here are unlike any smoothie your little blended-fruit-beverage-loving heart could ever dream of. During my first visit here, I ordered the Pina Colada smoothie and let me just say, that was the end of me ever ordering another smoothie from any other smoothie-making business ever. Today I ordered their Very, Berry, Berry smoothie and it is all of the fruity goodness I ever could have imagined and then some. If I were President of the World, I would make it mandatory that every living person have a SCCC Smoothie every day for their entire life forever. Except, if they didn't want to, because, free will, freedom, etc.
When I first got here, I got distracted from blogging and played Words With Friends for like 20 minutes. As a result, I found out that this is a great place to sit and play Words With Friends while enjoying a smoothie. I was about to take out my laptop and start blogging, but first I checked out the WiFi situation on my phone and it turns out that they don't offer any free, wireless connections to the Internet. I take that as a sign that maybe they wouldn't really appreciate their Number One Smoothie Fan hogging one of their tables with her laptop. (Even though I am their Number One Smoothie fan and all.) So I decided to partake in all of my blogging activity via my phone and then took out my book to test out the reading environment.
It's nice to read here but it's also not the quietest place either. If you can concentrate over other people's conversations than you'll get along fine, but if you prefer mostly silence when you read than this is probably not the place for your public reading endeavors. More than anything, it seems like Shoes Cup and Cork Club is a perfect little place to come to with your best friend when you want to drink lots of coffee, perfect smoothies, and maybe even some wine (Yeah, they have wine too. I know, right?!) while you sit and talk about everything and nothing for hours at a time.
Is this a good place for writing or reading?: Maybe. Writing only if you're doing it the old way. You know, with paper and ink. There's no WiFi so blogging is sort of O-U-T, out. Reading if you can tolerate moderate amounts of other people chatting. It's not a spacey place so you will hear all about how your table neighbor's week went.
Bonus Points: +1,000,000 points for their Smoothies! Also, shoe chandelier, fake-out storefront sign, and secret garden.
Blogging From: King Street Coffee
What: Local Coffee Shop
Where: Leesburg, Virginia – South King Street
Right now, I'm at King Street Coffee in historic, downtown Leesburg. This isn't my first time here. I just so happen to work around the corner from this quaint little coffee house. I have to say, that it's hard to resist giving them all of my money in exchange for coffee, tea, and the privilege of sitting at one of their wooden tables in the seating area that feels like your mom's kitchen. It's very authentic. I'd blog from here forever if I could. It's like blogging heaven. A small, quiet independent coffee shop with free WiFi and tables. How is Starbucks even still in business? Why would you choose that over this? Wake up, people of the world! Starbucks coffee doesn't even taste good! That is a fact.
The building, like most of the buildings here in downtown Leesburg, is and old house. Like, I'm literally sitting in what was probably some early American colonist family's living room. (OK, I don't know if it's that old. But let me just pretend.) I bet their ghosts are hovering over me right this very moment. They're wondering what on earth this alien contraption that I put on their table is. "Why does she keep pressing all of those buttons?!"
Normally when I come to King Street Coffee I order an iced coffee with milk and sugar because I like consistency and am also in love with iced coffee. But watch out world! Today I switched it up. I got the Moroccan Mint Iced Tea as per recommendation of the King Street Coffee barista. It's a unique blend and the mint gives it a nice little kick. Add a tiny bit of sugar to it and you're good to go. A perfect 115-degree-weather-I-need-something-cold-in-the-form-of-liquid-now beverage. (Yes, as I am writing this, the heat index outside is about 115. Ew.)
Honestly though, next time I'll probably get an iced coffee again because the coffee here is 100% delicious, 100% of the time. That's expected though. I mean, it is a Coffee Shop (hence the word "coffee" in their name) and they use locally roasted beans. Everyone in favor of supporting the local economy say I. "I!"
As I write, I'm sitting at a small table next to a window that looks out to South King street. Across the street there's a huge pink house that is an antique shop and gift store called The Pink Shop. It's like, really pink. Almost too pink. But since it is called "The Pink Shop," I guess the building really can't be too Pink. In fact, I think this might be the only time that a building can acceptably be completely pink and have a bright magenta door. Nobody else try this. I don't want to see any other buildings this pink ever.
I'm looking out the window and watching people walk by. This one guy that I just saw hates The Pink Shop. I just watched his girlfriend lure him in. She ran up the stairs to the door faster than he could say "But, babe, I don't wanna!" He walked up the first two steps, paused, took a deep breath, sighed, and then hesitantly dragged his feet up the remaining steps as if he were walking to his overly-pink death. Watching people is fun. King Street Coffee is a good place to do this.
Is this a good place for writing or reading?: Yes! It's quiet and I've never seen it overly crowded. The employees are friendly and the coffee is Delicious with a capital D. They have free WiFi and cute wooden tables with cute wooden chairs to sit at. Really, what more could a writer or reader ask for?
Bonus points for: Good music, use of local products, and pink scenery.


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The president of the P-E-I Strawberry Growers Association says this year's crop is smaller than usual because of a lack of rain.
Matt Compton says it's taking about double the usual number of strawberries to fill a box.
Despite the smaller berries, he says he's never seen such demand for the fruit.
While he expects revenue to be down at his farm in Summerside, he says he is still counting on a successful season.


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A team with more than 52 years industry-specific experience
dedicated to Genie® customers
Grantham, UK, 31st March 2017 – Terex Aerial Work Platforms (AWP) is pleased to announce that it has just finalized the restructuring of the company's UK Sales team, representing the Genie® brand of products and services in the UK and Ireland.
The restructuring comes with the recent appointment of Keith John to the position of Territory Sales Manager UK South, who before joining Genie worked as Managing Director for 2 Cousins Powered Access and was the Chairman of Access Link, the largest group of professional access hirers and suppliers in the UK.
With 21 years experience in the access business, Keith John joins Adam Mitchell who was appointed to the sales team last December as Territory Sales Manager for Northern UK and Ireland. On his side, Adam adds 22 years experience in the powered access industry and a solid background in used equipment sales, as well as the rental of access equipment with AFI Uplifts to the Genie sales team.
Both Adam and Keith report to Lee Edwards who, with a background of a further 13 years in the aerial access sector accepted promotion to the position of Sales Director for UK and Ireland in January. Prior to joining Terex AWP, Lee worked with a major aerial lift manufacturer as Regional Sales Manager UK and Ireland and for independent aerial rental company LTC Group87 as Business Development Manager for the South of the UK.
"All together, Lee, Keith and Adam count 52 years experience between them," says Jacco de Kluyver. Genie VP Sales and Marketing, Terex AWP EMEAR. "With the acquisition of PSR last year, this rounds up our UK sales and customer service organization perfectly. I am fully confident that, with their extensive industry-specific knowledge, they have all the skills that customers at all levels expect from Genie to support their needs and add value to their business."
Three photos of the new UK Sales team members: Keith John (Territory Sales Manager UK South); Adam Mitchell (Territory Sales Manager Northern UK & Ireland) and Lee Edwards (Sales Director UK & Ireland).
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The Things You Must Know About Female Infertility
It's each hitched couple's fantasy to manufacture their family and have their own adolescents sometime in the not so distant futu re. Almost every couple on the planet would truly need to have children of their own. Newborn children are such incredible endowments. At the point when a lady offers conveyance to an infant, the young lady as of now accomplished the genuine substance of womanhood. She then grasps the universe of parenthood.
Regardless, it is to some degree intense reality that not each couple is exhibited to have their own particular posterity. As miserable as it may show up, more often than not, it would come the distance down to the issues with respect to Female Infertility.
What's Female Infertility?
Female Infertility alludes to the unsuccessful origination after a couple tries to have an unprotected intercourse for a year. It is the characteristic inability of a woman to hold up under a kid. At the point when couples confront this sort of situation, it's really most noteworthy to chase quick conference from a doctor and from that point, the doctor may allude the couple to fruitfulness centers. The woman's fruitlessness issues will be recognized through entire substantial checks and exams that the young lady experiences. With the assistance of the aftereffects of the exams, it'll help the doctor decide one of the best fruitfulness treatment fit for the lady.
There are actually numerous components that would be connected with fruitlessness. A ton of the fruitlessness examples are normally accounted to conceptive issues of the female. It might be because of the clarification that the young lady has endometriosis or another variations from the norm in the uterus or it will likewise be because of the hormonal uneven characters that a young lady encounter. In a few conditions, having sexually transmitted ailments can be a component for barrenness. Young ladies who're diabetic or have thyroid infections are additional inclined to changing into fruitless. Fruitlessness may likewise be doubtlessly a direct result of the hereditary variables.
Distinctive variables which cause Female Infertility
And additionally, it has also been distinguished that smoking is another element for being barren. Examine have demonstrated that smoking can bring about having harms to the fallopian tubes and it has been likewise found that smoking can apparently enhance the possibility the cases of ectopic pregnancies. Moreover, age may likewise add to the element of fruitlessness. Therapeutic experts say that when a lady ages to 27, the woman's fruitfulness capacity as of now turns down. This would outcome to experiencing more solid origination handle.
Any individual who is confronting an issue with barrenness frequently bears a disgrace. In connection to this, the stress of dismissal may make a man have sentiments of frustration. Adapting to such a fiasco can be tense however with the assistance of the correct help framework and methods for dealing with stress, anyone can proceed with the predicament of Female Infertility. You can look for the guidance of a medicinal expert in managing this circumstance.


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Chas. Balun sits in his darkened living room in an easy chair near a bookshelf decorated with a severed arm, the hand of which cradles an eyeball.
He flicks the remote control and the VCR comes alive with mayhem and gore--zombies running amok, aliens from outer space hacking teen-agers to death, blood oozing from hatchet wounds, and assorted scenes of disembowelments.
"Look at that," he howls with obvious admiration, "doesn't that look real?"
For at least 15 hours a week, the scene is repeated as Balun screens what he calls "brain-eaters and barfing aliens," horror films of known and unknown vintage, domestic and foreign.
And when the screening is completed, Balun does not, as one might expect, pick up his own hatchet and into the dark night go. Instead, he repairs to his office and critiques the films in what he calls a "cultivated, well-researched, guttersnipe" style.


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Frosted windows in bathrooms
Not to be confused with frosty windows, two different things.
Presumably you have a frosted window in your bathroom, it would be insane not to. How effective is it in stopping observers outside seeing your naked form? I've noticed that there is varying degrees of frostiness (proper name) and some don't go that good a job of letting you get an eyefull. I noticed this when having a cigarette in my garden and looking at the houses oppposite, there was nothing sinister involved. Could see a man wearing an AVCO West Ham shirt brushing his teeth.
Also anyone seen curtains in a bathroom, doesn't seem to be a thing really.
wouldn't curtains would get all mouldy because of the damp?
seen a lot of boobs and willies in the frosted windows of the flats opposite mine.
They seem to become even more ineffective when it's dark and the bathroom light is on.
they probably would
you're right, it's not hard to make out a pubic mound from 50 yards with some of these shoddy frosty windows. Stay safe out there.andyvine this'd this
we don't have one but then the building opposite is a lot lower so nobody can really see in
and honestly if they're going to get their kicks looking at me in the shower it's probably more an issue for them than me
I don't have a window in my bathroom.
Stay frosty.waffle, msmonipenni, TheWza, sharp_yet_blunt, TheoGB, and rich-t this'd this
Never close the door
My wife's seen me naked before.
as long as you don't have
one of those horrible yellow lights that give you vitamin D deficiency i spose it's not too bad
being a student *shudder*
My flat is agravating
not only is my bathroom window not frosted, it's HUGE and faces a block of offices... curtains closed at all times unless it's a weekend.
I try my best
bi monthly peep shows are a regular staple
from my bean bag in my front room i can watch the woman opposite take a shit.
she reads whilst shitting.
my window is tiny and a thin slit, and rather high up.
how do you know she's taking a shit?
the popularity of smartphones has probably caused a very sharp decrease in people who read books/magazines on the toilet. Probably.
it is the sitting motion
and then the wiping and flushing motion too.
as opposed to the standing motion
pissing everywhere and then walking off motion?
it's a girl
enough of the questions
We have frosted windows
but they're more patterned windows. Like they've got scratchings and they're textured. I think they're called textured windows. We also have a rolling blind.
Yeah, curtains and fabric blinds tend to go mouldy -
although you can get plastic Venetian blinds or coated roller blinds.
Obscure glass comes in a variety of patterns and privacy levels (Pilkingtons have five levels of privacy), if you're worried about the level, go here and look at the options if you feel that you want to re-glaze: http://www.pilkington.com/europe/uk+and+ireland/english/products/bp/bybenefit/decoration/textureglass/default.htm
You actually read it?
What a loser.
don't be so hasty
I'm intrigued by the five levels of privacy.
1. Clear glass - exhibitionist
2. Foggy glass - exhibitionist lacking confidence
3. Frosty standard - aerola visible
4. Frosty supreme - cheeky outline
5. Frosty elite - do what you want aint nobody gonna see you, tug off into the sink all you want my friend for you are free
my headmistress lived in the house opposite me
i often saw her naked through the frosting
good times
mine's heavily frosted but I probably treat it a bit too much like an opaque nudity shield
I live on a few bus routes, too. So if you're ever on the X5 into Cambridge at about eight in the morning, I'd seriously advise sitting on the left of the bus.
i'm confused by your advice
do you want people to see you pogoing through the frosty glass, or are you advising them on how to avoid such horrors?TheWza this'd this
How you interpret my advice is just a risk you have to take, I'm afraid
There's a set of traffic lights just outside my bathroom window, too.
We have frosty patterned thingys.
We have two windows in our bathroom, in the same wall (extravagant!)
The thin one is, for want of a better term, wobbly glass. The bigger window is just normal. But it has a blind, that we tend to keep down.
The wobbly window also has a blind. This one we tend to keep up.
Thanks for listening.
My bathroom has no windows. Just an annoyingly loud extractor fan.
Though I quite like those holiday spots where the bathroom faces a beautiful scenery:
Don't think that would work in London though.
We have no extractor fan, just a frosted window and I will tell you this for nowt
Extractor fan >>>>> just a window. We have to keep it open so that the steam dissipates and it gets cold in there
We didn't have any blinds in our living room for a good 9 months - 3 floor to ceiling windows looking straight out onto 3 other blocks of flats. I'd still go feed the cat/make a cup of tea in the nud though, I have no shame.
my friends flat has nothing but clear glass
and it's a huge window overlooking the main road.
I feel like some kind of offender just having a slash there, dunno how he handles having a shower.
the frosted window is high up in my bathroom
when in the shower the sill level is just above nipple level
sometimes, when it's nice weather, I like to shower with the windows open and look at the view
we have a massive, non frosted window
Low down, right by the toilet, facing the houses opposite. I got some of that stick on frosting stuff fir the lower half of the window, but I still don't like having a wee without the blind down.
I have the blind down whenever I have a shower too. My boyfriend doesn't and if I'm in the kitchen when he's in the shower I can see his naked torso. Before I put that plastic frosting up I could see everything. Presumably the neighbors could too.
I'm confused.
Is your kitchen outside?
no, but the external kitchen wall/window
Runs perpendicular to the bathroom wall/window do my line of vision is like a hypotenuse.
I used to worry about this
You can only really see if people are right up against it, doing their teeth at the sink or similar. I just stopped caring, so what if someone sees a vague outline of a pink torso?
My bathroom has NOTHING, I tell you.
My friend lives in the house behind me and they don't have anything either. Sometimes we wave at each other whilst in the shower.
Well, windows but just normal ones.
No frosting, no surrender.
I was really confused as by saying 'nothing' I thought you meant you had no windows
and was wondering how on earth you know your friend is waving at you when you wave at them
male bonding is way more sophisticated then female bonding
we develop a thing called bro vision, we can fistbump across the globe
- Cementimental this'd this
someone's probably said it already (can't be arsed to check, I'm not a chump)
but curtains in the bathroom would be fabric murder! Imagine the damp.
it took us about four years to get round to putting a blind up in our bathroom
it's not overlooked, but if someone comes in through the back gate (heh) then I guess they could see a silhouette of someone through the frosted glass.
what kind of person *doesn't* have frosted glass in their bathroom though?
our bathroom is a converted bedroom
I don't think the windows have been changed since before it was converted. That's why we don't have frosted glass.
no windows
we have one of those round porthole skylight things in the ceiling that use mirrors to reflect light down
its really bright (when it's daylight)
was it definitely glass?
could have been some sort of plastic.
ok, moving on, what about the sex?
could it have been a fight/grapple/fightgrapple? were you on the side of the people or the side of the not people?
It's up to others to NOT see me if I'm naked in my house I reckon.
I hope the law sees it the same way.
theres a picture of me
naked in my bathroom window, dont think you can see anything. will post when at home
calm down ladies


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OSWEGO, NY – Friendly's Restaurant in Oswego and Literacy Volunteers of Oswego County are hosting a very special Friendly's family fun night to help make reading as easy as licking an ice cream cone.
On June 23rd, Friendly's Restaurant will donate 10 percent of all sales from 5-8 p.m. to Literacy Volunteers of Oswego County. Patrick Dewine, General Manager, said that the restaurant is happy to support Literacy Volunteers. "Friendly's is committed to supporting our community. Hosting a Family Fun Night is a great way to bring community members together in support of a worthwhile cause. It also allows us to give something back to our community by helping our local nonprofit organizations.â€
Jane Murphy, LVOC Executive Director, is looking forward to the event as well. "We are facing some very difficult times. With the economic recession, literacy services are needed by our community now more than ever. We truly appreciate Friendly's offer to host a Family Fun Night for us. I invite everyone to join us for some great food and to support our efforts to make Oswego County 100 percent literate,†she said.
Ten percent of all proceeds, whether eat-in or take-out, will be donated to Literacy Volunteers. Friendly's Restaurant is located at 192 W. Bridge St., Oswego and is open Sunday through Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Thursday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to midnight. For more information on the event, contact Patrick Dewine at Friendly's, 342-2233, or LVOC at 342-8839.


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Needed to go Out
I woke up late and made breakfast. Afterwards, I got a little antsy so I decided to go to Starbucks to do some journaling and then go to the meat market to get some ground beef and hamburgers. It was really humid out due to the thunderstorms passing through the area. I couldn't wait to sit and freeze my ass off in Starbucks. I wrote for about an hour or so then left for the meat market. Surprisingly, my ankle didn't conk out on me this time around.
When I got to the station, I paid for my T-Pass for the month and then waited for the bus. As I was waiting my niece came over so we talked as we waited. The bus was really late. Come to find out, it was the same bus that dropped me off in the Square. It started making noises as we headed off and at one point, was going slow as molasses. I thought it was going to break down. Luckily, we made it to our stop and went home.
I am really looking forward to making my meat sauce this weekend. I bought 2 lbs. of beef. It is going to be so yummy. I might use three cans of tomatoes as I have so much meat. I really need to go to Stop and Shop and get some containers so I can give some to my therapist when I see her Tuesday. I have no idea where I am going to put the extra sauce as our refrigerator is pretty full between my shopping and my mother's. I had a hard time putting my stuff away, and I didn't buy that much refrigerated things. Mostly just bought non-perishables, like cereals, tuna, crackers, etc. I did buy cauliflower because I have been dying to have some. My mother will be making it tonight with the fish she is making. She wanted to sauté it and I was like, you can do whatever you want with it. Just make it, LOL
I need to shower as I am so damn sweaty. The house is hotter than it is outside. I am stuck in my room cooling off as it's the only room with AC. I should have had something to eat at Starbucks because I am starving. But I wasn't hungry at the time. I thought about getting something sweet but they really didn't have anything appealing to me, which is odd because I always find something I like.


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The debt is insurmountable and it can never be paid back in any possible way whatsoever.
The way the current financial system works is that it REQUIRES that we borrow for 'it' to continue. However when it is admitted that we have borrowed too much and the burden has become so enormous – to the point of an inability to pay it, we have a debt crisis.
There's no way out of it. At least none without pain, reset, or collapse…
The debt bubble is peaking. In an attempt to patch the debt bubble in Greece, the central banks are demanding that Greece accept even more debt as a 'fix'. The people there have said no, and the EU is in turmoil as the Greek tragedy plays out. The thing is, it's not just Greece. They are just the tip of the iceberg. It's all nations.
The debt bubble has grown so gargantuan and ridiculous, that even the common man on the street knows that there's no way it will ever be paid back. This massive bubble is ready to pop, and is popping in Greece.
Debt can only rise to a given level to that which it can be serviced – and it cannot go up in perpetuity. Only so many loans can be saddled until a total debt burden has risen to a level which can no longer be sustained by any means… and then there is default.
How will this unprecedented worldwide debt play out and unwind? Badly. And here's why…
The only 'weapon' that the world central banks have to combat this debt problem is to issue more debt. To pile more debt upon debt. That's all they can do. The problem is that this debt bubble is peaking as limits are being reached in the ability to pay. Additionally, more and more people are waking up to the fundamental and underlying mechanism of the system – the 'darkness' of the money system and how it works – a system which requires that you go into debt so as to feed the beast.
One dangerous side note: What do you think it is that has enabled such unprecedented population growth during these last hundred years or so? Debt! And what do you think is going to happen to these people when the debt bubble finally bursts? That's right – there's going to be a sort of balancing…
Once confidence in the system is lost, it's party over. A debt collapse will likely result in a domino cascading effect such that all things will correct to 'fair market value'.
This is NOT just a financial problem. This is and will become a resource problem. People need to understand this. When the SHTF, it will rapidly become a resource problem. Not just for nations, but for you and I. I foresee the possibility that untold millions might die as a result. So so many people have no idea what is about to take place…
This system is dieing. There will be a reset. I have little doubt that the central bank of central banks has already planned it. These are not stupid people. They know the current system is on its last legs. Will it be next week, next month, or next year? I don't know, but it must happen. It's pure math. The longer the reset is pushed into the future, the much worse it will be for all of us – although it is already much beyond 'too late'.
How to plan for it? Think about 'resources'. Pure and simple.
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For those interested in learning more about the Greek crisis, Professor Steve Keen, from Kingston University, yesterday recorded an interview with the BBC that is a must watch.
This follows the news that Greece has missed a debt repayment to the IMF due yesterday, yet is reported to be willing to accept a deal with some modifications on contentious points like pension cuts and tax increases.
In the interview Keen, says he doesn't believe Greece will be in the euro by the end of the year.
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OHS warm up, 20/15kg
10 OHS, 3 sec pause in the bottom position
10 OHS, slow down - fast up
10 OHS, one and a halves
TnG Snatch warm up, 30/25kg
2x5 Tng Snatch pull
2x5 TnG Power snatch
2x5 TnG Snatch
Strength / Skill work:
1. Find your daily 3RM in TnG snatch
2. Drop down to 90% and do 1 more set
3. Drop down to 80% and do 2 more sets
4: Drop down to 70% and do 3 more sets. Pause 3 seconds in the bottom position.
4 rounds for time:
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3 SRMU Scale = 3 Ring to chest pull ups / 3 RMU transition on the floor https://youtu.be/wCrX2cK7fIQ
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MOCA's annual, juried exhibition features works in various media by local artists. New Waves showcases the talent of Hampton Roads and Richmond and is a terrific opportunity to purchase art from local favorites and support the region's visual artists. The 2006 exhibition features paintings, drawings, photographs and collages by 30 regional, contemporary artists.
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H.14031 - Sensational RARE point lot boasting southwest exposure with picturesque bay views. Enjoy dramatic sunsets! Expansive solid composite boat dock with 24,000 lb lift! Just minutes to the Gulf! Bright, light, and airy with high ceilings, cut coral fireplace, plantation shutters, all appliances, equipment and updates were in 2015. Master bedroom has volume ceilings and a private study that leads out to the pool. Double glass front door entry, brick pavers, new flat tile roof, buried gas tank, expansive lanai and decks with heated pool plus an inviting pergola. Additional 3000 square footage on first level would be great for fitness area and room for tons of air conditioned storage. Brick paver driveway wraps around to the west side to the 3rd car garage. 12 ft elevation. Bike to Vanderbilt Beach, Ritz, just minutes to Mercato with cinema, Whole Foods, and a plethora of restaurants and shopping! The ultimate in boating from your own backyard!
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text: Now that the season is over, and the points are being tallied up, it seems that BMW has something of a problem; What happens NEXT year... It would have been great (not realistic, but great) if BMW had scored a couple of wins, but they didn't. If my somewhat fragile memory doesn't fail me, their best finish was something like a fifth. This is to be expected, being a new team with a new bike, but next year, greater things will be expected of them... Will the weak economy and the soft motorcycle market allow the factory to properly support a two bike team? I hope so, as the bike has shown some real promise, stay tuned for the future!! Vaya con Dios, Dutch


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Brighton-based duo You love Her Coz She's Dead will release their debut self-titled album on Glasstone Records on October 31st.
The band's album release follows an iTunes featured 'Hot Picks' debut EP, singles, remixes & compilations on Kitsuné, EMI & Glasstone, and music appearing on films (Teen Wolf) and TV Shows (Skins).
The album is a collection of 10 tracks (some re-worked and some brand new) that Elle & Jay felt made sense together and are a good representation of their collaborative creative efforts. The album was entirely produced and mixed by YLHCSD and mastered at The Exchange in London by Nilesh Patel (Daft Punk / Justice / Mr.Oizo / Björk / Underworld).
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In Hollywood, Ca, a dark alleyway forbodes, connecting Studio 56 and the Record Plant. Music legends of today and yesterday from Elvis, Marilyn and Mel Torme holed themselves into these studios, all of them making records in the same one hundred yard radius. And, like many stories of legend, the lost replaced the heroes, the junkies replaced the giants, and Satan replaced Sinatra. In the middle, another entryway leads to Dead Zone Sound Design, and a band of five. They are on fire with a genuine energy of chaos and a real and obvious disdain for anything. Dead Girls Corporation tear at , bleed on and carve out their own little place in the sun, kicking all who stand in their path in the proverbial teeth...
"Don't get in the way" exclaims the bands fearless leader and brainchild of Dead Girls , Toddy T. "We take no prisoners and we take no shit". Anyone standing in the room with him for more than 10 minutes can immediately sense that he means every word he says. With an explosive style and seething tenacious work ethic, Toddy T has collaborated with the likes of members of manson, Orgy, and Rob Zombie, as well as produced Dead Girls full length debut entitled "I Like Daisies", at Dead Zone. Imagine Depeche Mode with a beat box through a distortion pedal , playing ultra pop at a Satanic disco. Kerri X burns a hypnotic guitar straight into the psyche. Bruce churns the vulgarity within the soul on his bass. The dual driving drum duel of Rob and A.J. hammers the earth lke a sledge , forcing trauma to the body. And all of this abrasion is honed and torqued by the pop-evil song crafting of Toddy T..
"I Like Daisies" is the true 21st century mix of futuristic haeviness and electro-pop radio anthems. Tunes such as "T.V. Baby" and "Gravity" borrow styles from the 80's heroes without sounding dated. "Problems", "Angst" and "Sell Your Soul" crank up the attitude of early Ministry and Nine Inch Nails.
With the old millenium come and gone, the real Apocalyptic party is ready to begin....
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So first off, I know I know, I'm an awful blogger because I've been putting this off, but I'm back! And really sad too.
First: the pin curls. I saw some video on pin curling your hair overnight, and waking up to glam hair. So I've decided to try this out tonight and see what results have come out of this. I will report back tomorrow hopefully!
And moving on to other longer topic, camp was super fun; Geometry was not. But anyway, meeting lots of people is always the best part of the experience, at least for me. I miss you guys all so much! Leaving my friends is like stabbing my heart with a stiletto, or shattering it into a million pieces. And of course there are some that I'll miss more than others, but that's human nature. You all better come to Brown next summer. Or at least the people I liked. Which is about everyone. But at camp the experience is unforgettable. You meet people of the same caliber, the same intelligence. It's like we've been cut from the same cloth with our own specialities meshed in and we're all meeting for three weeks. It's a great way to learn about other towns and people, and everything. All in all, before I go cry about leaving again(.....), love you all and I will update! Promise!


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This article, on how to build muscle and reduce weight while traveling, is going to be very important to most bodybuilders. If you're a professional bodybuilder or even an up-in-comer than you are probably gonna be required to travel on your competitions. This is the most challenging times for the bodybuilder because work outs usually a second thought during your travels. - How To Build Muscle And Lose Fat
1. My first helpful tip to build muscle and lose weight while traveling is to workout either the afternoon you are leaving or perhaps the day before. The reason for you to do this is because the weight room with the hotel you are staying out could have weird opening hours and the equipment at the exercise might be limited and struggling to satisfy your lifting needs.
Remember, get the job done weight room is closed you'll probably still do cardio exercises like running if nothing else is available. Ideally slowly change do one heavy workout day before you leave and time that it so that your travels are saved to a day of rest.
2. The second you arrive you should begin to think about your nutrition. Discover the nearest grocery store and buy the most nutritious food, getting on with your diet, since you can. You should also speak to your reception and see where they shop and eat to see if the hotel has room service.
3. In the event you must eat out be smart. Maintain a healthy diet, nutritious food and don't eat to most of it. If you do eat to much and then suggest sure you work it well the next day. Many bodybuilders travel, eat to much, and lose plenty of progress from the months before. If you're smart about it you should have no problem.
4. Since the above two tips have said, nutrition is essential while traveling because a few will forget about it. You should pack your favorite protein shakes and healthy snacks for that trip. You should pack protein shakes and health snacks for the flight because airplane meals are not very healthy. Also, pack waters because drinks into your carry-on can become expensive, in particular when it is a long flight.
I have listed a few tips that I have found helpful over the years concerning how to build muscle and lose weight while traveling. Follow these and you ought to have no problem traveling and maintaining your body.
Mike Parker reveals what women want at his building up muscle website for ways to build muscle and attract women. - How To Build Muscle And Lose Fat


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She has an amazing blog, Amber Interiors, that you have got to check out. It will bring you joy!
Head over to Amber's blog to see my "One Room 2 Looks", here.
I love that IKEA Rast hack that she did. The combo of the mirror and lamp, awesome! I am working on a Rast hack of my very own...will post about it when done. :)ReplyDelete
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"I wanna hold your hand" I'm serious. I want that hand-thingy in your second look. what is that...? cool.
see, you're quirky like me. I knew I liked you.
I love what you did. My grandmother crocheted me a blanket when I was about that age, but unfortunately, I don't love the three shades of yellow now. I loved yellow then. But yours is fab, and so special. xoReplyDelete
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I've already been there and totally loved both looks! Lucky boy!
I've been looking around my own home now trying to see what I can switch up!
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Quality Regency Rosewood Tea CaddyA Quality Regency rosewood tea caddy.c.1830. Mother of pearl inlay to the angled top. Original cut glass mixing bowl to the interior flanked by lidded compartments. Beaded edge trim and standing on bun feet. Very good original condition. Measures 12" x 6" x 7.5"high. Stock no.27362.
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AVAD Energy Partners is led by a wealth of knowledge and over 90 years of experience in the oil and natural gas industry.
John N. Davis-President, CEO
John Davis is the President, Chief Executive Officer, and co-founder of AVAD Energy Partners. Prior to AVAD, John co-founded Alpine Gas Company in 2003. Alpine acquired and operated oil and gas wells in multiple basins in the United States with focus on properties in the eastern shelf of Texas, state waters in Louisiana, and deep salt basin in Mississippi. From 2011 to 2016, Alpine developed multiple deep oil fields in Mississippi, including implementing the deepest known waterflood in the world at over 18,000 Feet.
John began his 30 years of experience in the oil and gas industry at Exxon Company in New Orleans. He served five years in the Eastern Division of Exxon where he was a Senior Engineer handling reservoir engineer responsibilities for multiple Gulf Coast and offshore fields, including as the team leader for the development of the 500 BCF Chalkey Field. From 1991 to 2003, John was a Petroleum Engineering Consultant and Vice President/Technical Advisor for Netherland, Sewell & Associates in Dallas. He was responsible for oil and gas evaluations of every major basin in the United States with emphasis on Midcontinent and Gulf Coast properties, including several acquisition opportunities for Ocean Energy and Woodside Petroleum.
John graduated from the Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering and received a Master in Business Administration degree from the University of New Orleans. John is a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers and the Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers.
Thomas J. Quigley-Senior Vice President
Tom Quigley is the Senior Vice President and co-founder of AVAD Energy Partners. Prior to AVAD, Tom was a Reservoir Engineer for Alpine Gas Company where he was responsible for acquisition evaluations and field studies of conventional reservoirs with a focus on redevelopment. Tom evaluated new drillwells and waterflood reserves for company-operated leases in Mississippi.
Tom started his career with Exxon Company in Andrews, Texas, as a Reservoir Engineer optimizing mature waterfloods. After 2 years, Tom relocated to Exxon's Offshore Division in New Orleans where he continued his career evaluating and developing multiple fields in the Gulf of Mexico and maximizing Exxon's gas sales in the emerging gas spot market. From 1990 to 2003, Tom was a Petroleum Engineering Consultant and Vice President/Technical Advisor at Netherland, Sewell & Associates in Dallas. Tom conducted annual oil and gas reserves evaluations for several companies including Vintage Petroleum and KCS Medallion Resources. Some of his major projects included evaluation of West Texas waterfloods and miscible carbon dioxide floods and participation in the equity finalization study of Elk Hills. After Netherland, Sewell, Tom was a Reservoir Engineer for Hunt Petroleum Corporation's East Texas – North Louisiana Team from 2003 to 2008 and a Reservoir Engineer in Encana's Haynesville Team Reservoir Characterization group from 2008 to 2011.
Tom graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering and is a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers.
Crystal D. Blackstone-Vice President
Crystal Blackstone is the Vice President and co-founder of AVAD Energy Partners. Prior to AVAD, Crystal was a Petroleum Data Analyst at Alpine Gas Company where she was responsible for data integrity in support of acquisition evaluations, field studies, and the evaluation of new drillwells and waterflood reserves for company-operated leases in Mississippi. She also maintained engineering, geologic, production, and lease operating data for company-owned properties and coordinated data for bank reviews.
Crystal began her career as a Petroleum Analyst for Netherland, Sewell & Associates in Dallas where she provided support in estimating reserves and future revenue and prepared annual reserve reports for multiple clients. After three years, Crystal was promoted to Petroleum Analyst Coordinator where she remained from 1994 to 2004. As Coordinator, Crystal provided support for numerous evaluations, trained and mentored other analysts, and shared responsibility for the review and approval of reports created company-wide. From 2004 to 2008, Crystal was an Engineering Technician at Hunt Petroleum Corporation where she provided engineering and geologic support for the Exploitation Department.
Crystal graduated magna cum laude from Baylor University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and was inducted as a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
Michael F. Krehel, III-Operations Manager
Michael Krehel is the Operations Manager of AVAD Energy Partners. Prior to AVAD, Michael was a Senior Reservoir Engineer at Southwestern Energy Company in Houston. Michael worked on the development team for the Marcellus Shale-Northeast Pennsylvania asset, performing economic evaluations on well proposals and workovers and updating reserve forecasting for producing wells and undeveloped locations. Michael also was the lead on well performance analysis for completion designs and well execution.
Michael began his career at Southwestern Energy as a Rotational Engineer, working as a Production Engineer, Completions Engineer, and Drilling Engineer in the Fayetteville Shale asset group and as a Reservoir Engineer with the Marcellus Shale asset group. After completing his rotational assignments, Michael became a Field Production Engineer and in 2014 was promoted to Senior Production Engineer where he monitored production on Fayetteville Shale wells. Michael also worked closely with the development team on planning and AFE reviews of new wells and with the field engineers to coordinate projects.
Michael graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Petroleum Engineering and is a member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers.
Michael P. Hill-Chief Accounting Officer
Michael Hill joined AVAD Energy Partners in 2017 and currently serves as its Chief Accounting Officer. Prior to joining AVAD, Michael was the Corporate Controller at TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd., a public international oil and gas exploration and production company based in Addison, Texas. As Corporate Controller, Michael managed the accounting staff in TransAtlantic's corporate and international offices and was responsible for public external financial reporting and internal management reporting, implementing and monitoring internal controls over financial reporting and the professional development of the accounting staff in Dallas and Turkey.
Michael has over 10 years of experience in the Oil and Gas industry. He previously served as International Controller at Toreador Resources Corporation, a former publicly traded international oil and gas exploration and production company, and as a Senior Auditor at Grant Thornton LLP in its Dallas, Texas audit practice.
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There will be lots of adventures and lots of changes! There will be some good and there will be some bad - I'm sure! That is life!
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It's said that an image tells a thousand words. Throughout our daily lives we're consistently exposed to all manner of information through images. Vivid colours and pictures convey emotion, information and education in a concise way. It could be argued that there are few better ways to get a message across. For this reason it's not hard to understand the reasons why photography has grown to become so prominent in our society.
Still Life Photography
Still life photography is the photographic recording of inanimate subjects. Unlike other forms of photography like landscape or portraiture, still life gives the photographer an increased capacity in the arrangements of the design and composition of the photograph.
Here are some top tips to creating vivid and striking still life photography backdrops:
Bright and White
By using a plain, clean white backdrop such as a white wall or card allows you to create focus the image around the subject matter. There will be no visual distractions from the surrounding area. Your eyes will be drawn to the subject.
Dark and Moody
Should you choose a black, or similarly dark coloured backdrop you will emphasise the subject matter. By choosing these backdrops you will create a low key shot that emphasises that dramatic and moody feel. This effect creates a stark contrast, especially for those images with vivid colours. This effect works particularly well when the light hits the subject at an angle. Creating shadow will blend into the backdrop and add some depth to your subject matter.
Colour Complimenting
The use of a coloured backdrop that compliments the colours of your subject matter will create a subtle and pleasing effect on the eye. Should your subject include more than three different colours then by matching the backdrop with one of the colours you prevent the visual impact becoming overwhelming. Should your subject matter consist of one or two colours choosing a backdrop with similar tones will increase the visual impact of the image.
Colour Contrast
A backdrop with a completely contrasting colour will give your subject that bold look – and in some cases the background may even become a subject in itself. By using contrasting colour you will create an almost three dimensional look, with the image almost bursting through the picture.
Natural Backdrops
Should you choose to take your photograph in a natural environment you will add life and vitality to the image; have a look around your house or garden, you'll surely find a number of different backdrops that compliment the photograph. Different textures, colours and patterns will enhance your shot, without taking the focus away from the subject matter. If you're feeling particularly creative you could always use a wide aperture to blur the background, further directing focus to the subject.
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Barrett boys need your help
Local family with three sons suffering from rare condition staging Ballyboughal fundraiser in June
A local family with three sons, all suffering with a rare and serious medical condition, are calling for local support for their annual fundraiser which takes the shape of a giant golf classic on June 22 at Hollywood Lakes
Ballyboughal native, Ian Barrett and his wife, Mary have three sons who are all affected by Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. The rare condition is the in fact, a group of disorders that affect connective tissues supporting the skin, bones, blood vessels and many other organs and tissues in the body. Defects in connective tissues cause the signs and symptoms of these conditions which range from mildly loose joints to life-threatening complications.
But hat medical dictionary definition falls a long way short of describing the toll the condition can take on families affected by EDS, according to Ian Barrett.
Ian explained that his sons, Keane and Kallum have Type 1 EDS while the boys' brother, Brandon, has Type 3.
The boys' dad said: 'It is very rare to have 2 different types within the one family. There are no EDS specialists in Ireland which makes this even harder for the family both financially and emotionally with travelling for their care.
'Brandon is 17 at present and suffers from it plus a thing call Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) which is a heart condition which is seen with EDS. It causes him to black out and have dizzy spells. He has just had his shoulder stabilized in UCLH in London after a two-year wait with daily dislocations.
'His shoulder surgery could not be done here due to the fact his was a rare type as it was his shoulder blade. Top surgeons in Ireland have only seen around two people with his condition and said that only a surgeon in London could do it. I
't was operated on in January of this year and within two days he was released to the hotel but then four hours later, his POTS kicked in and he blacked out collapsed and dislocated his knee. At present he is immobilised in his shoulder and also still in a brace on his knee and this too needs further treatment. He will need over 12 months of rehab on his shoulder to see if it was a success. He also suffers with some gastro problems and some dermatology problems too, due to EDS.'
Kallum at aged 12, is the families major concern at the moment.
'Ian explained: 'In January of 2017, he had life saving surgery in Great Ormond Street Hospital London for malrotation of his bowel. Kallum's major problems are gastro related from his oesophagus all the way down.
'He is on a very restricted diet as he is wheat, gluten, dairy, egg, soya and nut free and is allergic to them all. Kallum has very bad allergies and not just to foods They think he has a condition called Mast Cell which is severe. He is in pain 24 hours a day with constant nausea and vomiting.
'He is also in pain from adhesions in his stomach which have to be constantly monitored for the rest of his life as this can bring back a malrotation, again of his bowel. They are finding it hard in Great Ormond Street Hospital to find a way to make him feel better as there is no cure but are trying out everything possible.'
Ian added: 'For the past two years, Kallum has been living in the sitting room as he can't do stairs anymore. His mother, Mary sleeps on a sofa beside him as he can be very sick during the night.'
As well as trying to deal with the on going medical expenses the family are trying to get planning approval to build an extension to accommodate Kallum's requirements in the future.
Keane at 16, who is also autistic suffers too with POTS but a bit worse so is on stronger heart medication than his brothers. Keane also suffers from bleeding problems for which he takes a lot of tablets daily but still needs minor surgery every three months.
Ian said: 'Being autistic adds an enormous amount of difficulty to his situation as he has a very high pain threshold which can make major symptoms and leave us getting his treatment later than we should.'
If anyone is interested in helping out this family you can donate on https://www.idonate.ie/BarrettBoysEDS. All their travel for treatment is self-funded as none of it is covered by the HSE and by fundraising for which the family are very appreciative of.
They are holding a Golf Classic in Hollywood Lakes in Ballyboughal. The date is June 22 and it is a 3 Ball for €120. There are great prizes up to 7th place. There is also a raffle on the day with some fantastic prizes for €5 a ticket.
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Lanai Shopping | Gifts with Aloha
Gifts with Aloha is the perfect place for Shopping on Lanai for unique souvenirs and locally-crafted items.
Gifts with Aloha
Category: Jewelry/Art Gallery
Price Point: $$
Shopping on Lanai for gifts or artwork? Head to Gifts with Aloha!
About Gifts with Aloha:
Gifts with Aloha is an art gallery and jewelry shop where you will find beautiful artwork and locally-created jewelry. There may not be many spots for Shopping on Lanai, but this is one option that offers beautiful Hawaiian-inspired items.
Reviews of Gifts with Aloha bear out that this spot is worth a visit. Whether you're looking for a new piece of art for your home, or you want a special gift for someone back home, this is a great place to find it.
You won't only find items created by artists on Lanai, but from all of the Hawaiian Islands. The original artwork includes paintings, ceramics, glasswork, and quilts. You will also find Hawaiian clothing, jewelry, quilts and other bedding, and much more. Items crafted with Lanai wood are especially popular at this Lanai Shopping spot.
Buy a beautiful piece of art to remember your visit to the Island. A quilt is another great option when you want something very special to serve as a souvenir of your visit to Lanai. Of course, you may want to buy gifts for people back home, and Gifts with Aloha offers a wonderful variety of options. Choose a lovely wooden box, a locally-made vase, or a CD filled with Hawaiian music.
If you want to buy a piece of jewelry during your stay on Lanai then this is a great place to do it. All of the pieces are handcrafted by Hawaiian craftsman. You'll be sure to find a beautiful and unique piece that you will treasure for years.
If you plan on doing any Shopping in Lanai then be sure to include a stop at Gifts with Aloha.


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The Shudderwood
In Ustalav, the Shudderwood is infamous for its wolves and werewolves.
The Shudderwood in Ustalav is almost entirely within the county of Lozeri covering most of that county to the point that, for many, the Shudderwood and Lozeri are synonymous. There is a small part of the wood in eastern Vieland. Many rivers flow through the wood including: the Buestral River, the Calscroix River, the Mothburn, the Moutray River, and the Troll's Tail. The Dippelmere Swamp lies in the Vieland portion of the wood.
Much of the south-western part of the Worldwound is under the canopy of the Shudderwood. Here the fey of the forest have fought against the demonic invasion: in the north they have failed becoming half-fiends or other Abyssal monstrosities; in the south they are failing.


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New Tantalizing Evidence Suggests Saturn's Moon Titan Harbors Big, Salty Ocean
One of the most important goals of interplanetary exploration is the discovery of life beyond Earth. As far as scientists today know, all life requires as a prerequisite the presence of liquid water. This Thursday, researchers announced the discovery of the strongest evidence yet for vast stores of liquid water on an alien surface. That surface belongs to Saturn's largest and most intriguing moon – Titan.
The Cassini-Huygens mission provided the first data points for this conclusion in 2005. Mathematical modeling and electric field measurements taken by the Huygens probe suggest that Titan contains a hidden liquid layer. The evidence is indirect, but scientists at France's University of Nantes who have been working with the Cassini-Huygens data for over seven years say they've found the strongest indications of liquid water that can be obtained without physically drilling into Titan's crust.
"If the analysis is correct, this is a very important finding," said Dr. Gabriel Tobie.
The new research was released online by the journal Science. Previous estimates place the size of the Titanic ocean at around 30-60 miles deep. Researchers familiar with the Huygens data say that the waters may also contain traces of ammonia.
If these findings prove out, scientists say Titan will jump to the top of the list of places in the solar system that may be hospitable to microbial life.