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Villas in The Meadows, Jumeirah Islands and Arabian Ranches have witnessed increased sales transactions during the past one month. Among apartment buildings, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT) and Burj Dubai have recorded maximum number of sales transactions.
The Chief Executive of Gowealthy, Peter Penhall, said that although the Meadows, Jumeirah Islands and Arabian Ranches recorded highest transactions among villas, from the apartments perspective, Dubai Marina, JBR and JLT recorded highest transactions.
Transactions increased by 20 percent in November from the October figures.
According to Vineet Kumar, Head of Sales, Asteco, leading property management Company, the top three residential areas that saw maximum transactions during the month of November for apartment sales are The Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Burj Dubai, and Dubai Marina. As for villa sales in November, the top locations were The Emirates Living Area, Arabian Ranches and The Green Community.
According to Director-Residential Sales and Leasing, Liz O'Connor, considering from a rental perspective, Emirates Living (Springs, Meadows, JLT, Discovery Gardens, Jumeirah Village), Marina (JBR Marina), Dubai Land (Motor City, Arabian Ranches, Sports City) have recorded maximum transactions.
According to Better Homes, the sales were about 40 while the leases were about 250 in number.
According to Mohanad Alwadiya, Managing Director, Harbour Real Estate, Emirates Hills Third and Palm Jumeirah are the locations with maximum transactions.
According to Penhall, the majority of investors in these localities are South Asians (Indians, followed by Pakistanis), while the GCC nationals form the next largest, followed by South East Asians and Chinese.
Majority of them were end-users and finance buyers. There has not been much change in prices during the past three months. Prices have stabilized in certain areas, and there are well-priced properties in all areas of Dubai, Penhall said.


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Astra International Enjoys Ride, But Analysts Doubt Its Longevity
Investors who put Astra International in their portfolios right after Jakarta's July 27 riot -- and held onto it -- have enjoyed a nice ride with Indonesia's dominant auto assembler. The share price has risen 65%.
Helping push up the price were rumors that one or another big business executive was seeking to climb into Astra's driver's seat. Last week, it was confirmed that tobacco tycoon Putera Sampoerna effectively controls nearly 13%, the largest bloc in a company with a highly fragmented ownership....


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Europe Tour - Munich, Innsbruck
Breakfast as usual at 6.30 am and it was delicious. In my opinion, the food here us much tastier than the classy hotel in Amsterdam. At least the scrambled eggs didn't look and taste like the ones I had in halls. We boarded the bus at 7.30am and headed for Munich. The weather was brilliant, bright cloudless skies, warm sun and just wide open farmlands, mainly wheat and corn so it's very brown and green. Compared to northern Germany, there are more rolling hills. We stopped at a freeway stop at 9.30am for some coffee and toilet breaks. The toilet system is so high tech! So you pay say, €0.70 at a toll like entrance and it produces a ticket which entitles you to a €0.50 off for food and drinks that you can buy. So toilet entry is actually just €0.20. We returned to the bus at 10am to resume our journey.
We arrived in Munich and drove past the olympic stadium and the Munich university, very fancy, then we stopped outside the opera house (?) and walked down the road for our own lunch. We had pork knuckle to share and a litre of german beer at the famous Hofbrauhaus. Sadly, we didn't manage to down our beers as we had to rush for the bus. After rushing for about 10 minutes under 33°C heat, we just about went past 5 minutes over our set meet up time. From Munich, we steadily made our way towards Innsbruck in Austria. The view was mountainous, being surrounded by the Alps and trees of various variety. It was such a beautiful sight! It was also a surprisingly familiar sight as Ipoh is also surrounded by hills, except just maybe ten times larger. There were houses, cottages, villages and churches that can be seen popping up along the foot of the mountains that looked absolutely picturesque. Strangely enough, half way through, traffic came to a halt. Police cars and an ambulance drove past us and Howard mentioned of a helicopter as well. While we crawled through the freeway, Howard came to collect payment for optional excursions. Let's just say we (four of us) applied for 6 optional experiences and it left a large, painful hole in the wallet (and heart). Anyway, I think we were stuck on the freeway for a good 20 minutes or more until we managed to get past the hold up.
We arrived in beautiful sunny Innsbruck (33°C) at about 5.20pm and went to the biggest Swarvoski shop in world - THE original shop. It's honestly not ginormous, but compared to other shops, pretty large with three storeys. Anyway, obviously we didn't buy anything because of reasons. We didn't manage to visit the cathedral, but I was wearing short shorts and a tank top anyway so it wouldn't be nice. We then made our way back to the bus and headed for to our hotel for the night, the Bon Alpina, located behind the ski centre used during the olympics. They revamped the place and added glass for ramps so training could be done even in the summer. We went up the narrow and twisting road up the mountain and was greeted by a quaint little town Igls where some houses were still made of wood, had horse thoroughs, and flower boxes at almost every window, amongst other little things that make this place look traditional. The air was fresh, still warm but definitely better than yesterday and in the day.
We had a 3 course dinner, but we kinda arrived late and had to sit separately - my mum and I, and my dad and grandma. We started with a salad and then a soup which I liked. The turkey snitzel (?) was dry, making it was rather hard to finish, but I did anyway. Dessert was an apple something with cream. Not bad, but I liked the soup better. After dinner was free time so we went to explore the little town full of cultural hidden gems. There was even a wooden church with a cross made out of corn cobs!
So we did some sightseeing, enjoyed the cooling weather and took more pictures. Around 10pm (it looked like 8) we headed back and I beelined for the tub when we got back to the room. Soaked for about 20 minutes after first taking a shower.
So we did some sightseeing, enjoyed the cooling weather and took more pictures. Around 10pm (it looked like 8) we headed back and I beelined for the tub when we got back to the room. Soaked for about 20 minutes after first taking a shower.
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Put your hand on your heart. This time last year did you honestly think fundraising was doing well? If your answer is 'yes' stop reading. Come back in the 5-10 years it'll take you to become a late adapter.
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The Catholic Church is seeking to raise more than Sh300 million to support institutions managed by the church.
The support will include training personnel, building infrastructure, staff quarters and perimeter walls of institutions such as schools, hospitals and children's homes managed by the church. The funds will be raised under the Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya.
Speaking during the launch of the fundraising at the Chemi Chemiya Uzima Institute, Karen, yesterday, Nairobi woman representative Esther Passaris praised the move. She said it is encouraging as it would improve services.
"No institution, private or public, can survive on its own. This will ensure the country is empowered with good health, education and other services," Passaris said. The church intends to raise about Sh2 million from each congregation in the country to support training of religious Sisters, priests and lay persons of the Catholic faith. Speaking in Nairobi, Nyandarua governor's wife Ann Kimemia said she will urge the Council of First Ladies to partner with the church to improve institutions.
"We know what the church has done in shaping the community and its contribution to society," she said. Catholic leaders said mission hospitals, health centres and facilities are cost-effective.
They border on offering free medical care to the needy and vulnerable. However, lack of enough funds due to donors pulling out has become a problem.
The church said with donor funds drying out, there is a need for locals to support institutions run by the church. "We are the main beneficiaries of these projects and we need to support them. Increased population has led to lack of enough donor funds," said Father Darlington Muyembe.


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Governors' Camp
The setting is magical. So much that almost a century ago it was reserved, exclusively, for Kenya's colonial Governors and their royal visitors. Now Governors' Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, it's waters teeming with hippo and crocodile.
Some of the 38 tents line the riverbank, with uninterrupted views over the Mara River, others have views across the sweeping plains. Created in 1972 Governors' Camp set new standards in luxury for a tented camp. Today it's still Africa's best. Everything is under canvas, all tents have en-suit bathrooms with hot and cold running water and flushing toilets-
Each morning a breakfast feast is prepared over blazing coals: mountains of bacon, eggs the way you like them, fresh milk flown-in daily, hot-baked croissants, exotic fruits, and freshly-brewed Kenya coffee.
Lunch, like breakfast is a buffet, this time roast meats hot and cold, fresh salads and delicious desserts. Both meals are served on the shady riverbank with views across the Mara's plains.


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Great Northern Diver
A pleasant morning with sunshine but a seasonally fresh breeze met me at Draycote Water this morning. Overnight rain giving way to clearing skies and an early morning frost did not bode well for anything new at Draycote, but it was good to meet up with a few long staying "friends". The Great Northern Diver was still showing well along Farborough Bank, but today favoured the stretch between the spit and Toft shallows. Toft shallows again enabled views of the albino Squirrel, but it seemed reluctant to leave its nest box home. Toft also held a single Chiffchaff and Treecreeper. Not a lot to see, but nice to enjoy a bracing walk!
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On Jun 21, 2011, at 11:24 AM, Paul Davis wrote: > On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 10:54 AM, Robert Dionne > <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> Thanks Paul, was just going to respond about /rel >> >> My two cents: >> >> I think what would be nice is to enable the use of rebar in downstream projects, that are built on top of couchdb. I've been able to keep my bitstore[1] hack pretty much in sync with a given >> couchdb version with some simple tweaks in the Makefile. >> >> What would be ideal is to add couchdb as a dependency in rebar.config and type ./config and have it pull couchdb 1.0 or 1.5.6 or whatever. >> > > You mean ./configure in the downstream project, yeah? yes, basically ./rebar get-deps > >> If this can be done so that couchdb is still usable and build-able as a standalone tool, using the existing autotools, without turning it into a hairball, then that would be real sweet, kudos >> to the brave soul that pulls that off. >> >> In theory bigcouch could also work that way, though bigcouch is technically a fork of couchdb as it requires a few tweaks to make couchdb a distributed database. >> > > I'm confused. Are you advocating a full on switch to rebar? No, sorry to be vague here, not at all. For standalone couchdb the auto-tools does a bit more in terms of dealing with platforms, though if I recall it was a royal pain to get all the dependencies down. I'm merely advocating to make life easier for downstream users. What I meant by referring to bigcouch is that it does a bit more than just embedding couchdb (a few places make clustered calls to fabric .eg.) If couchdb followed the ebin/src/include conventions that would probably be half the battle > >> >> >> [1] https://github.com/bdionne/bitstore >> >> >> >> >> On Jun 21, 2011, at 10:36 AM, Paul Davis wrote: >> >>> On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 10:30 AM, Noah Slater <email@example.com> wrote: >>>> >>>> On 21 Jun 2011, at 15:25, Paul Davis wrote: >>>> >>>>> The problem with 'doing it once' is that its not entirely that >>>>> straight forward unless you want to have a single absolutely massive >>>>> commit. And that's something I wanted to avoid. >>>> >>>> Can we break this work down into logical chunks? >>>> >>>> We could transition the source over in that way. >>>> >>>>> I'm not at all certain what you mean by this. There should not be a >>>>> c_src directory at the top level of the source tree. Nor libs or priv >>>>> or include. As we went over previously Noah had some pretty general >>>>> constraints for what the source tree should look like. >>>> >>>> Glad you are on board with this, Paul. >>>> >>>>> I'm not against a rel folder somewhere but I doubt it'd go at the top >>>>> level of the source tree. Maybe in share? >>>> >>>> What does this directory even do pls??!?!??!?!11 >>>> >>>> >>> >>> Its used to make releases (Erlang world, not to be confused with our >>> releases) that can be distributed to users. This is also required for >>> the machinery that does hot code swapping and other things. >>> >>> Here's an example one from BigCouch: >>> >>> https://github.com/cloudant/bigcouch/tree/master/rel >> >>
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post1973573663327289882..comments2019-01-12T13:18:38.855-05:00Comments on The Kingston Lounge: The Hotel Columbia, Sharon Springs, NYRichard Nickel, Jr.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-41068026521593318062018-10-16T11:34:26.130-04:002018-10-16T11:34:26.130-04:00Thanks, this was super helpful Post! hotel manage...
Thanks, this was super helpful Post!

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Subarna Akhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-71217561348951729082018-10-08T01:00:19.738-04:002018-10-08T01:00:19.738-04:00Really very happy to say,your post is very interes... Really very happy to say,your post is very interesting to read. I never stop myself to say something about it.You're doing a great job. Keep it up. Cherokee Inn Hotels in Cherokee IA
Cherokee Innhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-91121790012077884062018-07-01T07:56:23.822-04:002018-07-01T07:56:23.822-04:00This comment has been removed by the author.Cherokee Innhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-42539364967657183902014-06-22T16:37:53.882-04:002014-06-22T16:37:53.882-04:00OMG!! Someone else took the Greyhound bus too!! Us...OMG!! Someone else took the Greyhound bus too!! Usually, we had to change buses in Albany. Rarely was there a direct bus. My parents took me and my sis ted there every summer from the time I was 4 until about 14. We had many great times there, and I remember the food as DELICIOUS. We felt lucky to be at the Columbia instead of the Washington Hotel, as the Columbia had a pool, and the Washington didn't, and those people had to trek up the LONG HILL to the town pool. "The Adler" was for snobs, but the other hotels had 'heimishe' people. Many Holocaust survivors used to go there to take "the [mineral] baths', which they believed could cure many of their ailments. My sister even worked there one summer when the Smilows took over the hotel. Great, great times, and great, great memories--even of that ghastly sulphur smell. It's a shame what has happened to the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-6334016922397286232014-05-12T17:38:05.619-04:002014-05-12T17:38:05.619-04:00i remember the Columbia hotel as a little kid abou...i remember the Columbia hotel as a little kid about 10 - 12 yrs old in the mid 1960's. i have nice memories. the pool was quite big and i remember my parents dancing in the lounge which was just to the left of your lobby picture. they even won a prize. the room we had did not have a bathroom and i'd have to go down the hall to the toilet. we went up there from nyc on the Greyhound bus.natehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-66676862536716492922014-05-10T18:37:43.922-04:002014-05-10T18:37:43.922-04:00Not even close. The Columbia was run down in 1965...Not even close. The Columbia was run down in 1965 when I first worked there. There was nothing magical about it. People were nice, but the place was dry as the desert and a firetrap that was waiting to burn down. Had there been a fire at night, nearly everyone would have perished. Carpets were threadbare and the owners, the Bramsons, put as little into it as they could get away with. I was always amazed that it passed fire and health code inspections. But it was a fun place for the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-21715259156444849602014-05-10T03:12:06.480-04:002014-05-10T03:12:06.480-04:00Just recently saw the movie "Hotel Budapest&q...Just recently saw the movie "Hotel Budapest" and this place reminds me of it!Julie email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-73185122437260812502013-08-26T20:53:45.554-04:002013-08-26T20:53:45.554-04:00Your photos are beautiful. I went back there just...Your photos are beautiful. I went back there just this year and photographed. If you want to see it three years later, here is my site: www.KathrynNee.comKathrynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-12567355637831503072013-05-05T07:10:30.270-04:002013-05-05T07:10:30.270-04:00I worked as a busboy at the Columbia in the summer...I worked as a busboy at the Columbia in the summer of 1964. I knew the Bramsons from Great Neck, NY, where they and my family both lived.They treated the staff very well (although living in the attic was not easy).

I had a serious crush on the young and lovely daughter, Marlene, who, I am sure, is now a bit older but still lovely.

i live in Viet Nam now, so I cannot easily drive by, but I might try when next in the US.Mark Rapoporthttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-20620640705058546162012-09-16T10:50:01.868-04:002012-09-16T10:50:01.868-04:00I worked at The Columbia for 2 summers in the late...I worked at The Columbia for 2 summers in the late 1950's as a waiter and bellhop with my best friend Lou. We stayed in an attic room in the hotel. We sold soda in the dining room, checked guests in and out, ran poker games for guests. Morris and his sister Ann Bramson owned the hotel. I taught guests the Cha-Cha in the ballroom shown in the first photograph. The memories are flooding back as I write these comments. I'm driving to Sharon Springs tomorrow to capture more memories on my camera so I can share them with my still best friend Lou!
Vic Rosenberg firstname.lastname@example.com Rosenberghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-89023676458786172812012-05-09T22:58:28.712-04:002012-05-09T22:58:28.712-04:00J Kennedy- Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com...J Kennedy-

Please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I am pretty sure I worked with you and your husband for about 3 summers at the Columbia under the Bramsons - 65, 66 and 67. Sorry, can't remember your first names - too much time has passed.

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-72349173801138695672012-05-09T20:18:20.762-04:002012-05-09T20:18:20.762-04:00I also worked at the Columbia in the late 60'...I also worked at the Columbia in the late 60's.
I started as the tea girl, serving tea and cookies int eh agternoon and late in the evening after the entertainment. I "graduated to the dining room, we served three meals a day seven days a week. The average tip for the week was $5 for the server and $3 for the bus boy. I remember The owners and their lovely daughter , Benny the Band Leader, Margie the tempermental cook from "Meeami" and Alex the breakfast cook and prep master. Izzy the waiter on station 4.
They were good times
Thanks for the memorits
Thanks for the memories, I have ridden by but was interested to see you inside shots.J Kennedyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-74233037407050628952011-12-29T01:36:15.749-05:002011-12-29T01:36:15.749-05:00Gorgeous images yet again! The lighting will be wo...Gorgeous images yet again! The lighting will be wonderful. I enjoy the white gleam inside the room with the clashing, loud carpets as well as wallpapers. Please article far more!Buy RS Goldhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-86716431819918496512011-09-27T00:36:42.363-04:002011-09-27T00:36:42.363-04:00Thank you for the great pictures. It almost seems...Thank you for the great pictures. It almost seems like I was there yesterday - worked from late June through Labor day for 3 years. I still remember that ugly green paint from the '60s. The kitchens must have been added in the '70s or later - there were none when I worked there in the late '60s. Everyone ate in the dining room on the first floor and we had full waiter service, 3 meals a day plus snacks. Food was a big thing for the guests and meals were several courses. Broasted chicken was a favorite. I can't remember what people payed to stay there, but the minimum stay was generally a week, with many staying longer. The owners then - the Bramsons - encouraged the staff to use the pool so it looked active - very few of the older folks would go in it. We enjoyed the swimming every afternoon. Yhe staff lived in the attic spaces - no A/C anywhere at it was very hot up there. In August we were allowed to move into some of the empty rooms as the season wound down.

Thanks again for the memories.Stevehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-34150825785426615892011-08-17T15:44:00.008-04:002011-08-17T15:44:00.008-04:00i ran this hotel the last few year's it was in...i ran this hotel the last few year's it was in use, i grow up in Sharon springs its a beautiful plays still,email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-65062274740122506442011-07-04T23:31:23.209-04:002011-07-04T23:31:23.209-04:00You really have a passion for these old buildings....You really have a passion for these old buildings. I find it such a shame they are left to rot no matter what their past history has been. The craftsmanship in some of the stairwells you have photographed are really works of art. Thanks for helping to bring these buildings back to life for a second firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-88358863808370122492011-02-02T01:36:30.113-05:002011-02-02T01:36:30.113-05:00Great seeing all your stuff. Saw your post in the...Great seeing all your stuff. Saw your post in the Opacity forum and am really enjoying your site.

Great shoot on this old hotel. Hopefully somebody will save those old tufted bedspreads some day, especially if they are the old hand made firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-23785744595623513542011-01-12T20:08:06.037-05:002011-01-12T20:08:06.037-05:00Wow, really love the photos. Great capture of mood...Wow, really love the photos. Great capture of mood.the business laymanhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-39631488931602397462011-01-11T20:42:48.011-05:002011-01-11T20:42:48.011-05:00Very neat. I like your work and interest. Thank ...Very neat. I like your work and interest. Thank you for sharing.Michellhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-72748931941859678742011-01-11T16:58:57.632-05:002011-01-11T16:58:57.632-05:00Amazing shots. the movie theatre is impressiveAmazing shots. the movie theatre is impressiveNIBMUSICVIDEOhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-57088804608091871722011-01-10T10:30:57.288-05:002011-01-10T10:30:57.288-05:00wow.wow.Shea Goffhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-1979342502103344312011-01-10T09:27:51.140-05:002011-01-10T09:27:51.140-05:00Seriously fantastic pictures!!! Your pictures talk...Seriously fantastic pictures!!! Your pictures talk!Jinnahhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-85535568059690975312011-01-08T19:10:50.209-05:002011-01-08T19:10:50.209-05:00These pictures are amazing...thank you for taking ...These pictures are amazing...thank you for taking the time to compile them and to offer what history you have available as an accompaniment to the photos. Your photographic skills are incredibly evident as one peruses through the photos on your blog. Please don't stop - they are fascinating!

-Carri

www.wordynerdythirty.blogspot.comCarrihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-52016310957354178482011-01-08T16:01:07.341-05:002011-01-08T16:01:07.341-05:00These are amazing! I especially love the picture ...These are amazing! I especially love the picture of the theater. I can't wait to see more.Tamborinehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2563849239571501746.post-56138973050200823732011-01-08T13:59:06.816-05:002011-01-08T13:59:06.816-05:00I recently found your work, and I absolutely love ...I recently found your work, and I absolutely love it.

It reminds me of the novel "Blindness" by José Saramago, telling of disintegration visible only to those who can't stop it.Alyhttps://email@example.com


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UK Police units target 'anti-social' hotspots
Units target anti-social hotspots
(BBC) – Seven new teams dedicated to dealing with anti-social behaviour and community safety issues have been launched in Edinburgh.
The neighbourhood action units will be based in seven areas across the city.
They will calculate the peak times when anti-social behaviour occurs before working out shift patterns to put officers where they are needed most.
There will be 84 police officers posted throughout the city who will offer a seven day per week service.
The city has been broken up into areas: south, north, east west, central, south west and Pentlands.
The work of the action units will be intelligence-led and will include high visibility, targeted patrols and initiatives with partner agencies such as Edinburgh City Council environmental wardens.
They will each be responsible for a specific local area and can be contacted by residents by phone or e-mail.
Ch Supt George Simpson, of Lothian and Borders Police, said: "We have achieved a great deal in Edinburgh and the development of the neighbourhood action units is a key element of our commitment along with our council partners to addressing community safety issues and making Edinburgh an even safer city."
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'High Tide Heels' have been making the rounds of the blogosphere causing confusion as to who was the actual inventor of the footwear. Are they real or not? Where can I buy them? The high-heeled flipper shoes might be just the thing for a stylish scuba diver, more fashionable than adventurous and judging by the interest they caused, maybe someone should produce the webbed pumps.
Until recently Australian designer Lisa Carney had taken credit for the shoes however the shoes she designed (the ones worn by the model in the bikini) are obviously a different although perhaps more wearable design. It seems that 'High Tide Heels' are actually part of an art exhibition by a Belgium designer or group of designers, according to Snoops.com.
One photo I found showed a title "Global Warming Collection". So, I assume the flipper shoes were an ironic comment on the suggestion the planet will be flooded due to extreme climate change. Form your own opinion, but the 'High Tide Heels' concept was successful at getting exposure and making people think.
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In the first half of the second chapter of Lifeboats, Kit's studying is interrupted by a surprise. Intrigued? Then it's time for Mark to read Young Wizards.
Oh, math. You are too much. I've generally been quite good at it most of my life, and perhaps some otherworldly force was trying to push me towards working with mathematics longterm, BUT NOT I. I RESISTED. KEEP THOSE EVIL NUMBERS AWAY FROM ME.
Okay, I'm being dramatic because – shocker! – I actually find it pleasing to do math. The problem is mostly due to the person I spoke of in the video for this section: my senior year Calculus teacher, who was perhaps one of the most evil people I had ever met. Her sole purpose in life, it seemed, was to make sure everyone knew that they were beneath her. She was cruel, often publicly so, and she always appeared to relish in crushing a student with her intellect. Once you've gotten to pre-calculus, calculus, and statistics, I think it's safe to assume that a person has to be kinda good at math, or else how did they get there? Yet this teacher truly believed that no one knew what addition was, or couldn't name a single integer, and definitely didn't know how to operate basic functions on a calculator. She was arrogant, condescending, and perhaps the meanest person I've ever met.
She made racially-insensitive comment all the time. She picked on someone for a speech impediment. And she used to make fun of me for being unable to afford a graphing calculator. Those things were like $120-$150 each! That's expensive to most of us, but it was nightmarish for me, since I was living on my own by that time. Yet she still made snide comments about me every time I checked one out at the beginning of class. SHE RUINED MATH FOR ME FOREVER, but I guess I turned out fine so WHO ACTUALLY WON.
Me. IT WAS ME.
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We had the Twin Springs Sweet Red in the past and liked it. Never had Thunderbird Wine. Twin Springs get a Good Rating; for Thunderbird, we will pass on it going forward!
Twin Springs Sweet Red
Assessment: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
- Additional notes: Here is what we posted back in May 2011... "Sweet Red from Twin Springs Winery located in Tow, Texas! A good starter wine for new enthusiasts. Sweet... yes. Low alcohol content... ~10%. Almost like drinking grape juice. But, both Winos agreed to buy this one again."
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lol, 27 Aug 2013Lol at 4MP Camera....you do realize that htc's cameras go by ultrapixels now right?
Htc always make gud stabe software, not like crappy Samsung or sony. Their sense is on par superior than others. Currently owning flagship htc one and happy with it. Htc max size is too biggggg for me..
The setting is authentic. It's on the Taipei MRT system. And my guess is that the HTC one is also a genuine photo,as Taiwanese are not given to colouring their phones. You couldn't have this finish with an artificial render
HTC sure can build big, but not small LOL.. look at the 3 sizes... htc one mini is trying sooo hard to be "mini" yet failed.
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its 4ultrapixles, resulting in better images than 8mp+ sensors. Genius.
I don't see this selling well like its older brother HTC One. Too big phone without any purpose.
One thing I praise Samsung's marketing is that they successfully advertised Note series as "a Note that you can make calls and occasionally write down what you need with a Wacom pen".
Both Sony Z Ultra and HTC One failed to do it.
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Anonymous, 27 Aug 2013Camera 4 UP,not 4 MPLol, UP = MP. Why they chose to stick with 4MP for their next flagship device is beyond me. It would've been preferable it they went with 8MP or 13MP instead. Smh.
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I know what it's like. I've been there. It was before the Hawaiian guy. This guy was Korean and black and going to school to be a concert pianist. I met him when he was a bartender and I was a weekend cocktail waitress at a small bar in Mount Adams, Ohio. When I first saw him I thought what the heck is he? He was cute but his face wasn't what got my attention. He had the swagger of a celebrity. He was very popular in that area. Even though we were only in our early 20's, I saw our whole life together. We dated for 10 months then it was over.
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- Overly attached too soon; seems to have loads of free time and no real friends to speak of.
- Going straight to something really kinky.
- I have always noticed chicks that post those dramatic facebook meme/quotes/pictures. Example: "Sometimes 2 people need to be lost in order to find each other again" with a background pic of a sunset…. Yea, those bitches are crazy.
- When she leaves 11 voice mails in a two hour period.
- If she plays the victim constantly, too well, she isn't the victim.
- "Everyone is against me" is a fucking great way to tell if a bitch is crazy
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- Do some personal development. Buy a book that will help you expand and become a better version of yourself. You have to "know that you are enough".
- Wait to have sex… Seriously. If you like this dude then make him wait. You can do it. Don't worry about him not liking you because he thinks you are playing. Who cares how old you are. Wait till he gets to know you. That is how you avoid the hormone rage.
- Work on your Mojo: Date multiple guys at a time. If you like one of them, then having more than one will give you a cool demeanor. You'll feel sexy not anxious or obsessive.
- Buy a dildo. There is no shame having a little or "big" friend if you need to take the edge off. Visit the myriad of online shops or if you're daring just pop into some local Adult store.
- Be busy but not too busy: Get a hobby that makes you happy… No dude should be your everything. If he is, you are crazy.
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I tried unselecting, restarting, and selectin that option. It sill doesn't work. I get a speed dial each time. I tried disabling all extensions too
I am experiencing the same thing as well.
Works perfectly here. Probably time to clean your profile.
I literally just installed vivaldi the week before I posted that my last session is not working and it has not worked from the start. Perhaps I am using it wrong. Is there some manual step I have to do to "save" the session before closing vivaldi?
I searched the settings and I do not see anything about "profiles". If I have one, where would I find it and how would I clean it up?
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There is definitely something wrong with your install. "Start with Last Session" just works, and always has.
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Mac OS 10.11.4 (El Capitan) user here, can confirm that the "last session" is not working for me and I just installed Vivaldi today.
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Update: I updated to the newest 1.1.453.36 (Developer Build) (64-bit) and it fixed the problem…
I never got around to messing with the profiles. With the latest update (1.1.453.47 (Stable channel) (32-bit)), it seems to be working just fine on windows for me.
Thanks for the help and suggestions.
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It broke for me. My work machine is fine, but at home it won't remember my last session. I can't even set the homepages. I tried deleting the Session Storage dir. I'm not sure what else I can safely delete.
*I copied the vivaldi dir from my other machine when setting my home system up. Maybe a session lock file was copied over too?
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It's working now. I deleted the Session Storage dir, then logged out. I suspect its the logging out/in that did it.


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I've wanted to grab this cap for a few weeks but we are almost never downtown. I was going to go early yesterday morning but it was just too darn unpleasent out to risk getting that wet before work. Today was a fine morning for just such an outing I was up and ready to head out early enough to be able to get to GZ before 7am and the muggle traffic was light enough that I could wait a couple of light changes to make the find and data aquisition without attracting undue attention. (FOUND)
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Introducing Giant Ants
From the introduction:
The caravans are late and no one has heard from Pugizmal's oasis waystation in days. Can the adventurers dig into the problem and exterminate the threat?
Giant ants are a staple both in fantasy literature and D&D. This module introduces them for 5th edition with a short side quest.
A side adventure for 2nd-3rd level characters
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This product typically is distributed as a ZIP archive containing two version of the adventure - a standard PDF and a printer-friendly PDF (varying only in page background and other minor formatting, both 16 pages). Also included is a nested ZIP archive containing eight color JPG maps which can be used as print-and-play components.


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Processwork is awareness based. Its methods allow us to perceive the creative nature of processes, even within apparently very disturbing and complex situations.
Processwork is a dynamic orientation and method of working with the challenges of your inner life and outer life events. Its methods are also useful for facilitating organisations and communities dealing with conflict, recovery and social change.
Arnold Mindell, the originator of Processwork was first physicist, then Jungian psychologist. He developed a comprehensive approach to facilitate awareness of the processes emerging in us, as they signaled through our dreams, symptoms, and unintended communication. He went on to facilitate interactions in relationship, communities and societies dealing with conflict and our legacy of violence throughout history. Time and again, by way of bringing awareness along into the processes moving us, people have surprising insight, understanding and the ability to find pathways forward in even the most difficult situations.
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Processwork is also applied to working with dreams, body experience and illness, including remote states of consciousness.
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Career game for Penner on opening night
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Aurora's Henry Penner took the keys to the car and sped away with it. The senior UNK signee seemingly couldn't miss from the floor, scoring a career-high 29 points in the Huskies' 54-46 win over Adams Central at home on opening night. Penner started the game red-hot, sinking four triples and 16 points in the opening quarter and finished with 29. Aurora is on the road tomorrow (Friday) against Schuyler.
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Will I Be Next? was featured at an important symposium entitled "The Next Generation: A Look at Cohort Studies of People at Risk for Alzheimer's Disease" at the 45th annual conference of the International Neuropsychological Society in New Orleans on February 3rd. Producer Therese Barry-Tanner kicked of the symposium with a short work-in-progress clip of the documentary providing more than 200 researchers who attended this session with a different perspective of the research process – that of the human research subjects. From there, the symposium transitioned to a discussion of several longitudinal cohort studies including their seminal findings and future directions. Cohorts included:
- The WRAP study (University of Wisconsin, PI: Sterling Johnson, PhD)
- The Adult Children Study (Washington University, PI: John Morris MD; presented by Jason Hassenstab, PhD)
- The BIOCARD Study (Johns Hopkins University, PI: Marilyn Albert; presented by Anja Soldan, PhD)
- The Offspring Study (Columbia University, PI: Jennifer Manly, PhD)
- The Vanderbilt Memory and Aging Project (Vanderbilt University Medical Center, PI: Angela Jefferson, PhD)
The key findings from these studies focused on neuropsychological and biomarker changes in people at risk for Alzheimer's disease, characteristics that may pose resilience against cognitive decline and implications for participant selection in future trials for Alzheimer's prevention.
In his introduction to the clip, WRAP PI Sterling Johnson said that one way the film is important to scientists is that it helps researchers understand what participants go through. Following the symposium, Anja Soldan of John Hopkins said, "This is a very moving film that tells the human side of what's it's like to have lived with and cared for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease. It portrays, in a very intimate way, both the suffering, strength, and resilience of adults who have cared for a parent with Alzheimer's and shows how this experience has motivated them to become active participants in the scientific quest for finding a cure for the disease. Much progress in our understanding of the development of Alzheimer's disease rests on the participation of these individuals in major research studies."
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I think the second we landed at the airport I knew things were going to be different, especially after landing in tamale where there was one building and the exit from the airport was from a side door.
There was a huge buzz once we arrived at the hostel for our three days of training. For me the wait had been seven months since first applying so it was amazing to finally be out here.
We met our in country counterparts' Isaac, Stephen, Portia, Elizabeth and our team leaders Sarah and Prince and spent three days together going through several training activities. In the evenings we went to Gidipass, a local bar where we unwound. Several other UK volunteers and I learnt the azonto dance from the ICVs (In Country Volunteers). For me this was a challenge as I've never been very coordinated as you had to move your arms in different ways. This was a brilliant activity and we have started to bond and become a group.
However the time came to say goodbye to our large group from training and we all embarked on a Trotro (minibus) and headed to our prospective homes for the next three months. It was weird saying goodbye to everyone as we had shared a huge new experience and had formed a family.
Isaac and I's home is in Bolgatanga. I live on the outskirts of the town, surrounded by maize and millet with my host family. I think this was the thing I was most anxious about. I had all the questions of what if they don't like me, what if the food is horrible and what if there isn't a working toilet.
However after being in the home for ten minutes all my fears went away. My host mother, Madam Cecilia is amazing and her home is lovely. She had prepared waakye upon our arrival which is a rice and beans dish, it was incredible and can't wait for more.
|Host Home - Home Sweet Home
I wanted to make a good impression on the first day so decided to help out with the family's washing. They all found this weird, as men generally don't do washing in Ghana. I entertained them with my bad skills, luckily they took pity on me and showed me how to do it correctly. A few days later it got to the point where I had to do my own washing, these new skills came in very handy, though two hours later and soar hands I miss washing machines!
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The home is quite busy with many people living there. Madam Cecelia has two sons who stay at the house; Jay and Engo as well as a daughter; Patricia, who has her own place for her and her son. Madam Cecelia also has a grandson, Kennedy. He has been helping to teach me FraFra the local language, it was quite difficult at first as the words sound very similar. I ended up spelling them phonetically and operating a look, cover, write, check approach which I used back in primary school.
|Host Family - Madam Cecilia and her two sons
I had decided to bring gifts to my host family as a way to introduce myself to the family and as a thank you for welcoming me into their home for three months. I had brought several postcards of Wiltshire where I live and spent ages talking to the family in particular Kennedy about Stonehenge, the rivers and Royal Wootton Bassett where I live and comparing it to Bolga. The other gift I had brought was a tea towel with the major London attractions. The whole family loved this! I pointed out all of the places I'd been to and what they were and why they were famous. I surprised myself with my own knowledge as I've only been to London half a dozen times.
In other news, we discovered that we would be getting two new volunteers. Abdul, from here in Ghana and Andrew who was meant to be going to Burkina Faso! They both are really cool guys and have fitted into the group perfectly.
We have now started our project at Trade Aid Integrated. Our main project is the Bolgatanga International Craft and Arts Fair (BICAF). We are to be hosting this at Jubilee Park on the 12th to 15th of November and there are to be 150 stalls of a variety of crafts from basket weavers to smock weavers to pottery, a tall order for myself and Isaac who are in charge of sales and registration.
Our team had arranged to promote BICAF at the market, however I had completely forgotten that my t shirt was dirty and had to do last minute washing, shown in the image above.
I don't think anything can prepare you for the incredible experience that is an ICS placement and after two weeks I am absolutely loving it and would fully recommend it to anyone.
From all of us here at Trade Aid, I'm James Storey. You Stay Classy Bolga.


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Step documents the senior year of a girls high-school step dance team against the background of inner-city Baltimore. As each one tries to become the first in their families to attend college, the girls strive to make their dancing a success against the backdrop of social unrest in the troubled city.
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Reverie Trailer
NBC's Reverie (2018) TV show trailer stars Sarah Shahi, Dennis Haysbert, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Kathryn Morris, and Jessica Lu. Reverie's plot synopsis: "This grounded new thriller follows Mara Kint (Sarah Shahi), a former hostage negotiator and expert on human behavior, who became a college professor after facing an unimaginable personal tragedy. But when she's brought in to save ordinary people who have lost themselves in a highly advanced virtual-reality program in which you can literally live your dreams, she finds that in saving others, she may actually have discovered a way to save herself."
The first thing that I thought of when I watched this trailer was the dream room in the second act of Inception. The scene where Cobb discovers people that have become to enamored with the artificial dream world that they see the dream world as their reality. The waking world has become a distraction from that.
Reverie presents an interesting twist on that with the hostage negotiator angle but is that enough originality to pull this narrative out of the mundane? Only time, and the first three episodes, will tell.
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In small screen, Anasuya has huge fan following and she can easily market it by getting into the industry as a heroine or a supporting artist. Anasuya is not giving any hints to the media on this aspect and hence entire media is in search of reliable updates on this buzz. "Is 1 Crore perfect for Anasuya's craze of she is getting more for her popularity?" turned out to be a debating point.
Generally, small screen anchors will get less than silver screen heroines. 1 Crore remuneration is literally greater than what second grade heroines are getting in Tollywood. In fact, 1 Crore remuneration will make Anasuya sit in Samantha, Anushka and Kajal Agarwal's grade. We have to wait for some more time to know the fact in this aspect.


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Charlotte Real Estate Blog by Angie Adams
Fort Mill Schools recently bought 54.5 acres next to the future Nations Fort High School in Regent Park. The land will be used for one of two elementary schools planned to open in 2009, as well as a future middle school.
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JACKSON — Throughout John McCullouch's career there have been turns that have taken him down different paths, and he never hesitated to take those turns with enthusiasm. That's how the 59-year-old looks at his retirement as BellSouth's president of operations, effective February 28.
"I'm looking forward to this new part of life," he said. "It was neat to move from the legal side of the house to the presidency and make a change without starting all over at BellSouth. It was refreshing and energizing and this will be, too."
In addition to his responsibilities for state operations, external affairs, regulatory affairs and public policy at BellSouth, the Louisville native has devoted many hours to community and state endeavors. He chairs a committee for Momentum Mississippi and serves on the boards for the Mississippi Economic Council, Mississippi World Trade Center, the Mississippi Partnership for Economic Development, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Mississippi Technology Alliance and Trustmark National Bank. In 2005, he was inducted into the Mississippi Business Hall of Fame.
Numerous non-profit organizations have benefited from his leadership and involvement, including the 350-member Downtown Jackson Rotary Club, which he will soon serve as president.
Heath Hall, vice president for external affairs and marketing of the Mississippi Technology Alliance, has worked with McCullouch through many non-profit organizations.
"John is a man of integrity; a caring person who takes his professional and community roles very seriously," Hall said. "When he tells you he will do something, he does it, and goes above and beyond the call of duty. He's an outstanding role model for young business people and entrepreneurs."
McCullouch plans to continue this community involvement and says he's looking forward to serving as president of Mississippi's oldest and largest Rotary Club.
He is a graduate of Mississippi State University and the University of Mississippi School of Law where he was elected student body president and received the Dean's Distinguished Service Award. Prior to law school, he served in the U.S. Army and afterwards worked in sales.
He had the determination to enter law school as a 28-year-old husband and father of two children. "That was making a change and taking a leap of faith," he says.
After law school graduation, he went to work in the legal department of the telephone company where he later served as general counsel before being named president in 2000.
McCullouch and his wife, Shelia, have three children and three grandchildren and reside in Ridgeland.
As he prepares to retire from the telecommunications industry, he took time to answer some questions for Mississippi Business Journal readers.
Mississippi Business Journal: What do you consider the highlight of your career at BellSouth?
John McCullouch: Being inducted into the Mississippi Business Hall of Fame was definitely a highlight because I considered it a tribute to the many people who mentored and encouraged me over the years. My high school English teacher, Dorothy Dwight Kerr; my basketball coach, Gary Hughes; my law professors, Robert Khayat and Guff Abbott; my parents, Murry and Elizabeth McCullouch — all provided positive influences and helped shape my character and career. I wouldn't have made it without these mentors.
My retirement happens to coincide with the completion of the restoration of BellSouth's 209 East Capitol building in downtown Jackson. Restoring the building to its original façade is the culmination of a great deal of effort and cooperation between several entities, both within and outside the company.
It all started with a conversation with and a lot of help from an employee, Patsy Tolleson (now retired), after Hurricane Katrina damaged the exterior. This project has taken more than a year to complete, but based on the positive feedback the company has received from so many people, it's definitely worth it. I've enjoyed working downtown for the last 20 years and it's rewarding to have played a role in the area's growth and development.
MBJ: Please discuss the major changes you observed during your career at BellSouth.
JM: The development of new technology means the company has to respond quickly with new products and services, so the business changes constantly. I witnessed the company's transition from a traditional phone company to a total communications company offering voice and data services.
In the last 10 years, BellSouth introduced Internet service, entered the long-distance market, developed a high-speed Internet service, added wireless to our array of products, and partnered with satellite TV. Those are just the highlights. As technology evolves so does our business.
MBJ: How would you describe your management style?
JM: I believe it's important to surround yourself with the most qualified people you can find and be willing to listen to their views. Don't expect them to just be yes men and say what they think you want to hear, but take their candid feedback and factor it into your decisions.
Employees should think outside the box. They should be proactive instead of reactive, and they should be rewarded for their efforts. In the communications business, if you're not innovative, then you're out of business.
MBJ: What has been the most rewarding part of your career at BellSouth?
JM: I really enjoyed my work in the legal department. It was extremely rewarding, but so was the management side of the business. If you're asking me to single out one part, then I would have to say it was seeing how BellSouth and our employees responded in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
The company moved quickly to make sure displaced employees had food, shelter and financial assistance, and our employees put their personal losses aside and went right back to work. To see the devastation and loss first hand and then witness the outpouring of support and the way our employees reacted was a very humbling experience.
MBJ: What are your feelings about BellSouth's acquisition by AT&T?
JM: I'm extremely excited about the merger and the company's future. The new AT&T will continue to develop and offer technologically advanced services that meet customer demand. The company is also committed to carrying on our long standing tradition of corporate citizenship, charitable contributions and community activities. This merger is good for our customers, employees and company.
MBJ: How will customers be affected?
JM: The acquisition is transparent for customers, but they will see an exciting array of new services and products. It will be a wonderful company for customers and a great thing for the state.
It will be a larger company and now with the single ownership of Cingular, that part of it will be better. The company will speed the convergence of innovations.
MBJ: Will you practice law now?
JM: I haven't decided yet although I've had some calls about it. I'll wait till the dust settles and take some time to decide.
MBJ: Any other plans at this time?
JM: I will have a two-year term as national chairman of the board of the TelecomPioneers, a volunteer organization that includes 620,000 current and retired telecommunications employees, and I am excited about it.
I plan to stay active in business and community affairs while enjoying more time with my family. I think the Lord has a plan and purpose for us all. I firmly believe that His hand is in everything. We need to learn by our mistakes, personal and business. I've made my share and hopefully I've learned from those.
MBJ: Why is community involvement important to you?
JM: Giving back to the community is something I certainly believe in, but you also have to walk the walk and not just be involved in things to make your résumé look good. I hope I have walked the walk.
I've been fortunate to work for a company that promotes community service as part of its corporate philosophy. It's important to know that a company can make a difference and even one person can make a difference — whether it's mentoring students through programs like Big Brothers Big Sisters, helping at Stewpot, building a Habitat House or raising money for charitable organizations.
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Home improvements retailer Kingfisher has appointed Hargreaves Lansdown as its group Sipp provider.
The new scheme is being set up initially to accommodate maturing shares and AVC contributions.
The scheme will run alongside Kingfisher's existing closed defined benefits scheme, and its open defined contribution scheme run by Standard Life.
Kingfisher employees already have access to the Hargreaves Lansdown retirement annuity service for their existing maturing defined contribution arrangements.
The group Sipp is being rolled out across the Kingfisher executive and management population, starting with maturing share scheme benefits for executives in the spring 2008, followed by wider AVC top-ups this summer.
Kingfisher Group HR director Tony Williams says: "The response from our executives has already been excellent, with a great deal of interest in the fact that the Hargreaves Lansdown service offers an integrated shares, funds pension and ISA service, all on the one platform."
Hargreaves Lansdown head of pensions research Tom McPhail says: "This is a great endorsement from a leading British employer; it also demonstrates the extent to which Group Sipps are now a mainstream pension solution. Demand for share save solutions is becoming a key driver of Group Sipp business."


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Thursday, September 01, 2016
Summery start to September to give way to cooler wetter conditions over Labour Day weekend
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Enjoy today.. looks like our last day over 25C for awhile, likely the rest of the week into next week as well. Hopefully we still have some 25C weather in the second half of September/early October to enjoy. But summer is pretty much over after today.. :(ReplyDelete
As for today, cold front pushes across RRV later today into this evening, which will likely trigger a band of thunderstorms, some possibly severe. The same front produced some strong thunderstorms over SE SK yesterday that gave some toonie size hail just east of Regina. Could see some heavy rainfall as well especially where storms train along the front.
Then we get ready for super soaker Sunday as a low pressure wave moves into the Dakotas spreading a large area of rain across the RRV and SE MB. Latest guidance shows a good 25-50 mm possible by Monday morning, with local amounts of 60-70 mm possible. Cool fall like weather the rest of the week with another rain system possible by Thursday.
So yeah, enjoy today.. ;)
Cells starting to pop around the Carman area as of 530 pm.. with general motion to the northeast towards Winnipeg. Could be seeing some showers or thunderstorms passing through here over the next few hours. Potential is there for heavy rainfall with training cells..ReplyDelete
Models still all over the place with how much rain Winnipeg will see tomorrow into Sunday night. RDPS gives us 13 mm while NAM gives us 58 mm. For now, best bet is to go with ensemble guidance which shows about 25 mm for Winnipeg (both SREF and GEPS) Sunday afternoon into Monday morning, but realizing total could be half or double that amount given how storm tracks, and how convection sets up. More confidence is seeing higher numbers south and east of Winnipeg.Replies
Turns out RDPS was pretty good for Winnipeg with 14 mm at the airport Sunday, and general amounts of 10-20 mm across the city. Amounts ramped up quickly south and east of the city with 57 mm in Steinbach, 64 mm in Letellier, and 75 mm in the Gretna-Altona area.Delete
- Anonymous9:38 PM, September 04, 2016
Heavy rain band setting up a bit further southeast tonite, as front (and fall-like air mass behind it) progress very slowly.ReplyDelete
Most of the convection so far firing along the cool side of the boundary. Lines up well with convergence along the back edge of a strong LLJ coming up from the Plains, and band of 850 hPa frontogenesis. Looks as though far southern RRV and SE Manitoba may get brushed by more activity.
Rob The weather or at least the precipitation across the RRV and Western Canada has resembled nothing so much as 2010. And in fact the the Artic ice melt is similar to the 2010 2011 record low levels. Now Scott Sutherland is calling for similar to 2011 weather patterns due to to the slowing down of the Lanina transition and the North pacific Blob of Warm water.ReplyDelete
Do you foresee us having another 2010-2011 winter and spring? That would probably mean we may see very little of the River Walk in the next 11 months.Replies
Interesting correlations you make with 2010. As you mention, we are making a transition to a neutral ENSO phase this winter, which means our climate pattern this winter will be influenced by other climatic oscillations, which are tough to predict this far out. I hadn't heard about the warm blob in the north Pacific but that would suck for us, as it would tend to maintain upper ridges along the west coast, and induce downstream troughing over us (colder than normal) Looking at 2010-11 winter, winter arrived around mid November with quite a lot of snow in the second half of the month, followed by a generally near normal winter (temps and snowfall) Following spring was cool. Riverwalk was underwater all summer (2011) mainly due to record high levels on the Assiniboine. Hopefully we don't see a repeat. I really wish we could get into a drier long term pattern but it doesn't seem to be working out that way over the past decade or so.
Thanks for your info . I surmise by your answer, the AO and NAO will be drivers ths winter . I wish we could predict them much further out.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes.. the PNA will also be an influence if that warm pool in the Pacific persists. Trying to predict any of these oscillations is difficult at the best of times, never mind how they may interact with each other this winter. Bottom line.. a lot less predictablility on the upcoming winter than last year. About the only thing I can say with reasonable confidence is that it likely won't be as mild as last year.. but whether that means an average or below average winter, too early to say.Delete
- Anonymous9:45 PM, September 16, 2016
What happened to all the rain we were suppose to get? Wasn't EC forecasting like 20 mm and did we even get 1 mm?ReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah, that rain band really wimped out over Winnipeg and to our east. Bulk of rain fell south and southwest of Winnipeg with 5-10 mm just south of the city, 10-20 mm in the Morden-Emerson area and up to 60 mm in the Boissevain-Killarney area.Delete
- Anonymous8:37 AM, September 24, 2016
Really hoping we get in on some of this action this weekend. Tired of all the rain fizzeling out by the time it gets either north of highway 1 or east of highway 75. Once again southern and SW Manitoba getting blessed with some rain meanwhile I've only had 60mm at my place since August 1st.ReplyDelete
We have a little more than you and Rob . Pays to be on the hwy 75 and south of portage ave.ReplyDelete
When I lived in Charleswood we noticed the rain was always greatest near the Assinniboine . ASk those who were around in 04, 05 about the torrential rains. We thought of renaming Breezy Bend golf Course to Lake Breezy. Ask the people in and around Elie about the almost 9 inches of rain in one summer storm in the 80s. Ask the residents of St francis X Just north of hwy 1 on the assinniboine about the tornado they had around 1977 that lifted and an hour or so later flattenned a 10 mile stretch of forest nearly half a mile wide south of St malo. Seems counter intuitive.


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