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Qualitative Insights Manager - Sydney
- Recruiter
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- Location
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- Salary
- AUS $60,000 - $75,000 + super
- Posted
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- Closes
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- Sector
- Advertising / Creative, Consumer, Generalist
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
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Sunday Schoohouse Series Activity- Unit A2
Lesson 1: Ruth Cares for Naomi (Ruth 1:1-18)
As part of this lesson the children will make wheat and a basket:
For this project you will need yarn, glue, scissors, a piece of brown construction paper for each child and markers. The children will make yarn wheat using several pieces of yarn approximately 5 inches in length. Braid the yarn together leaving the top inch unbraided. Tie a small piece of yarn at the bottom of the braided wheat shaft and at the end of the braid near the top to stop unraveling. Make several pieces of yarn wheat. Cut the constructions paper into a large oval shape and make a slit in the middle lengthwise. This is the basket for the wheat. Under the slit on the basket write, "Lord, help us to be faithful and loyal friends." Then tuck the yarn wheat into the slit. Glue the bottom of the wheat on the back of the basket under the slit and the top of the wheat on the front above the slit. Make crisscross marks on the basket to make it look woven.
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This summer we both took time away to unplug and focus on family and new business ventures. Ambrosia became a mom (hi Mona!) and returned recently to support the integration of Duo's acquisition by Cisco. Lars started a new HR executive search practice (hi Amplify!) and minimized travel to spend more time with his family. Our good friend Robin Schooling managed the Facebook community while we were away (thanks, Robin!) to make this possible.
During this time we had many conversations - about where we were in our own lives, where HROS is, and where it's going. Our conversations kept coming back to one of HROS's core values, "the community is greater than the individual."
Welcome to our first ever virtual hack day - a day dedicated to bring the HROS community together to populate our website's searchable content resource library with 100 new resources for everyone to learn from! We've tried to make this process as easy as possible for everyone to participate by keeping the time ask to under 15 minutes. For those who can't make it today, we will leave this open until Friday.
In December, we shared with the community our an overview of our strategic goals for 2018. One of our key focuses under the community value building section was a relaunch of our website resource library. Our aim was to increase search engine functionality to make it a simpler experience. As part of that, we also reviewed our resource library content and felt that we should expand this goal to include increasing the volume of assets.
When we started thinking about what the best way to do that would be, we felt we would start where we always do - opening it up to the community to partner.
Today marks another exciting milestone for the community. We're thrilled to announce a new 3-year Platinum sponsorship with Greenhouse! They were the first company to officially sponsor HROS, and this new partnership reinforces their continued commitment to support collaboration and openness in the industry and advance progressive practices and capabilities.
How is it the end of 2017 already?
We have been heads down (as I am sure many of you have) in building our HROS community and wanted to share a recap of where we've been. We will also give a sneak peek about what you can expect more of in 2018.
We're excited to unveil the new HROS.co website! We redesigned the site putting the community's needs front and center by opening with a search engine that will parse through all of the content on HROS.co to help you find exactly what you need...quickly. Our aim was to center the user experience around search so we could provide the highest value to visitors. From there, we streamlined the navigation to make it easier to view resources, get involved, learn about sponsorship, and more. We also incorporated our new brand platform throughout and streamlined the visions to provide a more cohesive experience.
This week marks a milestone for HR Open Source. Two years ago, we stood on the stage of the LinkedIn Talent Connect conference unveiling HROS to the world in the opening keynote. We'll never forget that experience. It was a real moment of truth to spin this thing we'd been putting so much into building out into the world and see how it would land with the HR and recruiting communities.
Two years later it seems like such a long time ago. HROS has grown to over 4,500 members around the world. We've traveled from Johannesburg to Sydney meeting with practitioners and learning about new approaches to the world of work. We've been fortunate to partner with sponsors who share our vision for a more collaborative and open field and ensure all the resources will always be free for practitioners.
Emergency weather events like hurricanes present challenges for communities, businesses, infrastructure ... and human beings. The impact of a major storm is wide-ranging and HR leaders know that business continuity means more than just the resumption of operations; it's also ensuring that employees remain safe, recover and return.
The limiting labels of "technical" and "non-technical" affect all teams. With a few tools and support, we can empower every team member to recognize their workplace contributions and encourage their continued development. It's a critical step towards improving all teams and working toward shaking the limiting labels we enforce on ourselves and each other.
We're thrilled to announce that we've entered into a three-year partnership with Namely that will carry through 2019. Namely is the leading HR, payroll, and benefits platform for midsized companies. Namely serves over 800 companies, representing over 125,000 employees globally. "As we began discussing this partnership and learning more about our respective communities, it was clear Namely shared our vision for a more empowered and inspired field of HR," HROS Co-Founder Lars Schmidt stated about the partnership.


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The LATIN QVARTER
The Song of Arms
and a Man
Following a rousing premiere at the Ivor Gurney Hall in Gloucester on 9th June, The Song of Arms and a Man is coming to Bristol on 9th February 2019.
This is the story of Aeneas' escape from Troy, his stay with Dido and his struggle to fulfil his destiny as founder of Rome. The readings from Virgil's Aeneid are selective, but tell the whole story of the poem, rarely heard, in a unique presentation of the original Latin verse, echoing the ancient culture of public performance of poetry.
George Sharpley's adaptation of Virgil's poem is presented with an English narration and the Latin is read by Emma Kirkby, Matthew Hargreaves, Elizabeth Donnelly and Llewelyn Morgan.
9th June 2018, Gloucester
"What a wonderful performance"
"Like travelling back in time and sitting in the middle of the theatre!"
"A special evening, never mind I had nil Latin"
"Such a privilege to get 'close' to Virgil"
"Very entertaining"
"An excellent production and very interesting even for someone who did not enjoy Latin at school"
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7-9pm, 9th February 2019,
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Why Latin in cathedrals?
In the 8th and 9th centuries there was a renaissance of learning in Europe, and Latin was at its heart – in cathedrals and monasteries.
At that time the overlord of a large part of western Europe, Charlemagne, had many new cathedrals and monasteries built. He instructed them to teach Latin, to produce more scribes to work in the courts and more priests to use the one language shared across Europe.
The Latin of Charlemagne's day was a broad sweep of literature. There were liturgical and religious texts, laws, histories, administrative records (then, the clergy did all the 'clerical' work), works of fiction and poems, and also the treasured books of a much earlier time.
These pre-Christian writers – poets, historians, orators, storytellers and letter-writers – reflected values of a quite different world; but they were too good to ignore. The great classical writings of Cicero, Virgil and Ovid, whose stories of mischievous gods and whimsical goddesses were treated as allegories, were copied and kept alive in the cathedrals and monasteries like Gloucester above.
Emma Kirkby reads from Aeneid 11: Diana prepares to avenge the death of her favourite, Camilla.
Matthew Hargreaves reads from Aeneid 6, Virgil's story of Aeneas visiting the underworld.
Martial's doctor leaves him feeling even worse.
Catullus to Lesbia:
let's live and love
Virgil's distraught hero Aeneas has lost his wife. Here he is comforted by her ghost.
Carpe diem, says
Horace to his girl.
More readings
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Narcissus and Echo
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Teach Yourself Complete Latin
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Have you noticed how many things come in pairs? I'm called "Minute thousand" a quilt. Start to add a space and another piece, so I'm one twosies bodies and so on. I know people, measurements in recipes give the words "take a pinch of this and a pinch of it." We like to play the game Pit letters and start with us "two for two" changed. There is a television station, which has a program called "Take 2". I turned two give me two tables of organization for four rooms of your home when you are organizing clutter.
1. Food:
· The kitchen is so small that there is a double room? As clearly organize messy counters. Remove large devices are carried out, it is not used very often, as a bread maker, a blender or coffee grinder to name a few. Find another place for these devices. This can be in a closet next to the kitchen and can be used as a platform flow or even the garage can be used when it is convenient for the kitchen in a closet or.
Organize the clutter in drawers quickly leaves everything and decide whether to use any element in the last 12 months. Otherwise, give more confusing than the tray.
· Share your cooking area. Keep things together as cookware, dishes, utensils, tea and other beverages.
2. Dining Room:
· Does your baby always eating disorder a magnet because it is a flat surface? Take a look at what you will find solutions substances and brainstorm for, there. If this space for recreation for the supply is used, then to live when not in use. Accessories could be kept in a plastic drawer system on wheels. If the mail is thrown on the table to create a landing zone for e-mail, as a basket, so do not saturate the table. They are magazines and newspapers problem? Corral in a basket in particular.
· It has not been keeping an ornament or table linen with an attractive centerpiece on the table to encourage family members and remind them that this is not a place to rest some papers and stuff.
3. Great room / living room:
· For the disorder in these rooms often used to keep children's toys, discarded or blankets, games, newspapers, books and magazines organized with multipurpose furniture organized. I saw a beautiful Puff, the other day I had plenty of storage space. Use your baskets for magazines and safe to recycle at least every three months your basket to contain more liquid.
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4. Master bedroom:
· First, from the clutter in the bedroom to organize beginning. Take all your clothes and put only the clothes you wear. Check stains or missing buttons. not put back this, put it in a basket washed or dry cleaned. Another container for repair use. If it is a twosies cabinet on only one side at a time.
· After the switch cabinet to the practice and chaos when a drawer to organize. Use containers to keep socks and underwear drawers, scarves and other items clean and tidy.
Organizing clutter is easy when two instead of trying to do everything that is done at once. After "twosies" then go to "threesies" to "foursies" then "moriesies".
Now might be the best time to give your room a new face when there is an extra room, or almost used. Why do not you do this part in a wonderful room game that everyone will love, rather than waste the space? To do this, you may work very hard, often without much and out. The only items you need are your extra space, some supplies for decoration, and many games. Here are some simple ways to convert unused space into a set of living room at home.
Check your room
The first step towards a games room to create, to inspect the room. If you already have furniture in the room, you need to think about what you would do with it. Often, you can still use the furniture and integrate a games room in his family. Although it is likely that there will be elements that just do not work as a bed in a playground, in some situations, you can simply store these items in case you need it later. You can also donate these items to charity or sell them even at a garage sale or an auction site online. Once the area is cleared, take a look at the walls and floor. If the room could do with a lick of paint, it could be easier to do the work before adding new furniture in the room begin. It can really help change to a new fun game room of an old bedroom adding a colorful painting.
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While there are pieces of furniture that are played based on integration into the room games, there are other parts that are used in almost every room. A good solid table and chairs, big enough to sit for the whole family, can often be an important addition to the game room. The tables are very useful for playing cards or board games. if video games are played often, but in your room, your approach can be a TV, an entertainment center, and a seating area consisting of a small sofa, loveseat, and maybe a couple of chairs. If the soil is somewhat hard as wood or tile, you can put on your most comfortable place on a carpet in front of the TV sitting area.
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You can decorate your fun family game area. Pictures of your family can do a great work of art for your walls if placed in wooden frames. Or you could even hang old games wooden planks on their walls as a creative decor. You can also find some wallpapers that have a perfect theme for a game room. They can be an interesting border rail chair around the perimeter of the room to create the simple card game, placed end to end. All you need to attach some paste wallpaper borders. You can also buy some boxes of vintage games and game instructions and other gaming products on the theme of old frames on the wall art.


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So what can you teach me? How thick should the layer of icing be on top? I think I have to use Royal Icing, is this correct? Is there anything I should about applying the transfer? Jam or cream to bond the layers?
HELP ME!! I am now scared it's all going to go horribly wrong and I'll look like the worst sister in the world, which won't take much doing.
Pass this post round any baker that you know. This is an SOS
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March 25, 2013 Step Back, Move Forward!
Austin Dance India presents Bharata Natyam Solos and Duets at the Long Center Rollins Studio Theater, March 28-31. We asked Austin Dance India's Artistic Director, Anuradha Naimpally to give us some insight on this classical style of Southern Indian dance.
Often I step back mentally during the busiest moments of the day and always
find myself amazed at what I am doing. At times it is in a studio teaching a class. Other times it is performing in a school cafeteria to 500 kids and teachers. On occasion it is under the bright lights of a proscenium stage. But wherever I am, I am doing what I love most in this world — dance. And specifically, bharata natyam dance, a classical style from southern India.
I've always loved to dance and studied the usual ballet, tap, and jazz while growing up in a remote northern Ontario city. But when I saw bharata natyam for the first time when I was 12 years old,
I instantly knew this was the dance for me. There was just something so familiar about it that I was drawn to it like nothing I have ever felt before. With two of the most supportive parents, I had the opportunity to eventually travel to India and live there to study professionally with incredible masters in Mumbai. I haven't looked back since.
I have traveled far and wide teaching and performing bharata natyam. I have received many honors which are wonderful but always seem like icing on the cake because I don't ever feel like this is work. It is hard to fathom that this dance just keeps getting more beautiful and richer in depth as time goes on. An ancient text on bharata natyam states that the performer is doubly blessed because they themselves obtain such joy from this art and they can also share it with their audience through performances. How true.
What is incredulous is that this form, that dates back to ancient times the likes of the 3rd century B.C.E., still finds relevance in today's modern world. This is what amazes me! Bharata Natyam portrays universal values, aesthetics, human emotions, and situations to which any person can relate. A jilted lover, longing for one's beloved, playful pranks of a child, young love, spiritual joy are just a few experiences that are portrayed and explored in bharata natyam dance.
I am excited to be presenting an evening of new works with my daughter, Purna, now a lovely young dancer. She was born, and has grown up in Austin and studied bharata natyam with me since she was very young. Our performance, Two Generations, One Tradition: Bharata Natyam Solos and Duet, is a culmination of all that amazes me during those moments of stepping back; I am performing bharata natyam in Austin, TX in 2013; I am performing with my daughter; I am performing at The Long Center; I am performing for all of you! What a blessing indeed!–Anuradha Naimpally, Austin Dance India
For tickets and more information on Austin Dance India's Bharata Natyam Solos and Duets at the Long Center for the Performing Arts, March 28-31.
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February 22, 2013 Through the Looking Glass: A Peek at Unconventional Opera
Long Center Marketing Intern Mari Stoner plays the character "Elisabeth" in the upcoming University of Texas opera production, LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES by Philip Glass.
Opera, like most things, has its stigmas in modern culture. Although some say opera is a dying art form, perhaps it is simply in the process of evolving to reflect the times. As opera continues to search for its place in our fast-paced, technology-based culture, it becomes necessary to make it accessible to future audiences. For me, a masters student in opera at the University of Texas Butler Opera Center, one of my goals is to promote opera through my performing.
I have received a fantastic opportunity to do this via my portrayal of the character "Elisabeth" in UT's winter opera opening this Friday – Les enfants terribles by Philip Glass. This opera is in no way your traditional Mozart or Puccini opera. It is a bit more avant-garde, a bit more bizarre, and has incredible potential to attract a diverse audience.
Les enfants terribles or "The Terrible Children" is adapted from a novel written in 1929 by Jean Cocteau. The story centers on Paul and Elisabeth, a brother and sister living essentially unsupervised in Paris in the early 20th century. Abandoned by their alcoholic father and uncared for by their invalid mother, they spend their time living in their shared bedroom and engaging in a game of hypnotism to escape their mundane reality. Two other characters enter the picture as the show goes on: Gerard, Paul's school friend, and Agathe, an orphan that Elisabeth meets when she secures a job with a seamstress. Before the children realize what is happening, desire and jealousy creep in among them, and suddenly the harmless game becomes a reality from which there is no escape. Consumed by hate in her struggle for power, Elisabeth must find a way to maintain control, even if that means she and her brother must die.
Both the music and staging for Les enfants terribles are unconventional with regard to standard opera. Composer Philip Glass conceived of the piece to be a dance-opera, in which a singer and a dancer portray the emotions of each character on stage simultaneously. Stage Director David Toro manages this hybrid art form by establishing the dancer characters as manifestations of the singers' subconscious thoughts. From a musical perspective, the work presents challenges not found in standard opera repertoire. Glass' music tends to incorporate repetition and a level of unpredictability that make it surprisingly complicated despite fairly simple musical textures. According to Maestro Kelly Kuo, each of the twenty scenes in the opera present a "tableau of emotion" musically and dramatically rather than driving forward an actual progression in time. This assessment seems to match Philip Glass' own perspective on Les enfants terribles:
"Here, time stands still. There is only music, and the movement of children through space."
Opera buff or not, expect the unexpected with the Butler School of Music production Les enfants terribles, playing this weekend at the University of Texas McCullough Theater on Friday, February 22nd and Sunday, February 24th at 7:30 pm.-Mari Stoner Long Center Marketing Intern FOR TICKETS AND MORE INFORMATION.
Tags: arts in austin, Austin, Butler School of Music, Les enfants terribles, opera, performing arts, Philip Glass, University of Texas
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December 4, 2012 Our top 3 videos of the Blue Man Group
There's no way around it: the Blue Man Group is a strange bunch. Intentionally and delightfully so, but nonetheless, pretty odd. Their uniqueness is part of the appeal, but it makes it slightly tricky to explain what it is they actually do. The press kits they send us, allegedly to help us tell you what exactly it is the Blue Man Group is, aren't too much help either: they like to drop phrases like "indescribable phenomenon" and "experiences that defy categorization." Fortunately for us, we've seen Arrested Development (more on that in a later blog post) and we've scoured the interwebs for the best clips of the Blue Man Group in action, so we're at least slightly more familiar with the Blue Men.
1. "Blue Thousand One"
This might be the classical music nerd part of me talking here, but I'm a sucker for just about anything that uses the opening to Richard Strauss's "Also sprach Zarathustra" (or, as it's more commonly known, the music from the monolith scene of Stanley Kubrick's classic film 2001: A Space Odyssey). Whether it's the computer files scene in Zoolander or Blue Men tossing exploding balloons full of paint at each others' faces, this music can make just about anything dramatic and epic. Maybe I should cue that tune up for the next time I'm washing dishes.
2. Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance"
Okay, I like Lady Gaga. I've spent the last five and a half years studying classical music theory, but there's still just something about cheesy, superficial pop music that I enjoy so much. This last week, my listening was split (nearly 50/50) between Maurice Ravel's La valse and Swedish pop star Robyn's "Call Your Girlfriend," and I'm okay with that. I can love them both.
In this clip, the Blue Man Group takes a crack at Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" and, as you could expect, it's wonderfully silly. While this isn't my favorite Gaga cover ever (that distinction goes to the staff of National Public Radio for their amazing rendition of Gaga's Telephone) it's still pretty cool.
3. Rods and Cones
Part science lesson and part musical performance, this video from the Blue Man Group production "Tubes" features mesmerizing rhythms, grooving percussion, and an intriguing look at how our eyes work. I definitely have a soft spot for well-done educational entertainment (my childhood was spent with Where in the World is Carmen San Diego? and Bill Nye the Science Guy, after all) and this clip not only has some pretty great music but throws in a fascinating examination of the human eye.
– Nick Curry, Marketing and Development Intern
The Long Center
The Blue Man Group will be at the Long Center on December 31-January 2. Click here for more information and tickets.
Tags: arts in austin, Austin, Bad Romance, Blue Man Group, blue men, exploding paint balloons, Lady Gaga, Long Center, Long Center Presents, NPR, parodies, Space Odyssey, youtube
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October 25, 2012 In Flamenco, Looks Can Be Deceiving
Editor's note: the organizations that make the Long Center their performance home aren't just our patrons, they're our family. We've already included several guest blog posts from the directors of some of the organizations we work with, and we expect to feature many more. This one comes from Olivia Chacón of Flamencura Dance, director and choreographer for A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble.
Flying fringe, swinging earrings, pounding heels, and yards of ruffles: one of flamenco dance's most striking characteristics is the costuming of the female performer. While male dancers may get to don flashy suits, women in flamenco get to be the real peacocks. However, the surface frills on a dancer's costume mask the steely interior—physical and emotional – required to perform flamenco.
Both as a dancer and as an aficionado of flamenco, I have always loved the dichotomy inherent in flamenco performances—dressed to the nines in costumes inspired by modest 18th and 19th century fashions, flamenco bailaoras often personify dignity and repose one moment, seconds later exploding into a torrent of powerful footwork, savage turns, and movements alternating between playful and sensual. The swathes of fabric may look spectacular onstage, but underneath is where the sweaty, muscular reality of flamenco technique takes place. Any dancer worth her salt knows that a core of iron is required to maintain the proud carriage of the flamenca, not to mention execute the arched-back turns known as quebradas. Rapid-fire footwork demands hundreds of sweat-soaked hours in the studio to perfect, and it takes deltoids like rocks to maintain arms gracefully swaying overhead. At showtime, though, the physical workout of flamenco dance is often overshadowed by the lace and ruffles. The steel nails covering the heels of our shoes are never seen by the audience.
This juxtaposition of hard and soft is also evident in flamenco music. Many people know flamenco for its delicate guitar melodies and upbeat rhythms, but listen closely to the Spanish lyrics and flamenco's origins as the music of the poor and oppressed in Andalucia become evident. Even as singers describe heartrending moments like the death of a child or loss of a lover, dancers and guitarists elaborate the gentlest phrases of movement and melody. At other times, as in the seemingly lighthearted buleria, dancers and musicians work in perfect tandem in what is actually a rhythmically complex tour de force.
One of my favorite tasks as Artistic Director of A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble is choosing wardrobe for the company. I love deciding on the character of each piece and developing it through costume and staging. For A'lante's show at the Rollins Theatre on October 26 and 27, Act One and Act Two are strikingly different in their costume requirements. The first act, "Dark Sounds/Sonidos Negros" consists of six dances, each distinct from the rest in music, look, and attitude, ranging from strictly traditional to totally contemporary in style.
For the second act, "The Red Shoes," I chose costumes to highlight an idea in Hans Christian Andersen's story that I find is a perfect match for flamenco: the fine line between an innocent passion and a dangerous obsession. In Andersen's tale, the young protagonist flouts grim social convention by wearing red shoes to church and dancing frivolously while her mother lies dying. Unbeknownst to her, the red shoes are bewitched by a magician, forcing her to dance without stopping and endangering her life. Far from a simple children's story, "The Red Shoes" delves deep into psychological territory and nightmarish suffering. I can't help but be reminded of flamenco's typically dual nature: combining joy and suffering, rhythm and melody, soft and hard… lace and steel.
– Olivia Chacón
Director and choreographer of A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble.
The A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble will be performing at the Long Center on October 26 and 27. Visit thelongcenter.org for more information and tickets. You can also visit the website of the A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble here.
Tags: A'lante Flamenco Dance Ensemble, arts in austin, Austin, dance, Flamenco, Flamencura Dance, Hans Christian Andersen, Long Center, Olivia Chacón, Rollins Studio Theatre, The Red Shoes, youtube
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September 18, 2012 'THE' F.A.Q.
The most commonly asked question I get in the box office is somewhere along the lines of: "in your opinion where are the best seats?" Although the Michael and Susan Dell hall is a state-of-the-art concert hall, seating 2400 people, picking a seat can be somewhat intimidating if you've never visited us before. To avoid the generalized, "every seat is great" answer, I've approached each of my box office coworkers and asked them the question and hopefully – after reading this you'll be a lot more confident in finding seats for our upcoming season.
Eric Cardona, Box Office Manager, is partial to the Mezzanine Box East seats because "it feels like you're right in the action, observing the artists at work whether it's a musical, play or concert." Especially, for the new and upcoming speaker series, National Geographic Live!, the box seats would definitely put you into the forefront of this exciting new storyteller series.
Susan Griffin, Box Office Manager, is looking forward to the return of The Five Browns, the quintet of talented Steinway piano players performing as the ultimate family act on October 11th. Preparing to bring her family to this show, she favors Orchestra Left, row E seats 101-103 because with the kids there is "plenty of leg room and discreet enough to make a swift exit."
Daniel Cooper, Lead Box Office Representative, prefers the Mezzanine Center in row A (specifically seat 128) because of the "excellent sightline" and particularly for the unique Igudesman & Joo: A Little Nightmare Music performance set for January 19th, this seat is definitely going to put you at the center of a zany performance of classical music.
Loly Rosas, Box Office Representative and Receptionist, suggests the Parterre Center, row AA seats 126-127 as she is petite this row "allows enough space and height between the row in front of you, nobody tall can obstruct the view." She plans on seeing Ballet Folklorico de Mexico, October 23rd to celebrate with the superb dance company the richness of Mexico's history and culture in music, movement and color.
Brandon Strange, Box Office Representative, likes the Orchestra center, row S on either side of the aisle. At a mere, 6'6" there is "plenty of leg room and nobody sitting behind to block their view." Expect to see him at the performance of Henson Alternative's Stuffed and Unstrung featuring The Miskreant Puppets, where eighty Henson puppets and six comedians take the stage improvising songs and sketches based on audience suggestions. Recommended for mature audiences.
I, Becky Liendo, Group Sales Coordinator, would like to offer my suggestion as well. I enjoy sitting in the Balcony center, row A seat 116 (aisle seat) because you can definitely get a sense for the overall experience of all the shows. What better way to turn a Long Center event into an experience than with our inaugural Rock-a-LONG Wednesdays series with the internationally acclaimed Jeans 'N' Classics band recreating the legendary music of rock and roll legends: Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Queen, as the Austin Symphony Orchestra adds a classical dimension?
What's great about the Long Center are the many theater settings available outside of the Michael and Susan Dell Hall. There's the small and intimate Rollins Theater, accommodating 200 people for a variety of shows ranging between Austin Shakespeare and the Austin Film Festival. The City Terrace is another location on site that can host up to 2200 people and this season, not only can you see the best view of downtown Austin but while you're at it, pet a few dinosaurs at Erth's Dinosaur Petting Zoo™ thanks to the wonders of some incredible puppetry children will have the opportunity to feed, water and care for these marvelous creatures in an unforgettable, interactive experience. The West Lawn next year will be covered by a circus tent as the Zoppe Italian Family Circus bring their 160-year-old tradition of acrobatics, equestrian showmanship, canine capers, and clowns! As a final point, I'd like to mention the free building tours available every Wednesday at noon, should you feel you'd like more information or to get a better feel of the Long Center. If you have immediate questions regarding accessible seating or other general questions please don't hesitate to call the 3M Box Office Monday-Friday 10am to 6pm at 512-457-5664, option 1 and Saturday 10am to 4pm.
-Becky Liendo
Group Sales Coordinator
Long Center Box Office
Tags: 5 Browns, 5th Anniversary Season, arts in austin, Austin, Ballet Folklorico de Mexico, best seats, Igudesman & Joo, Long Center, Long Center Presents, National Geographic Live, The Five Browns
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Caring for our Common Home
Feb 1, 2017 – On occasion of the 2nd anniversary of the Global Catholic Climate Movement (GCCM), over 30 leaders from our network gathered in the holy city of Assisi for 4 days of strategic planning and then traveled to Rome to meet Pope Francis. These were the words of gratitude and encouragement from the Holy Father in the public audience.
This inspiring papal message was widely covered by Vatican media, including a spotlight as a top story in the Vatican Radio homepage. Moreover, delegates from GCCM had the opportunity to greet the Holy Father and present him with a gift of 'climate ribbon prayers' that had been collected at last year's World Youth Day in Krakow and the recent Assisi gathering.


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Teleion is a Seattle based, minority-owned company. From the moment our doors opened in 2008, we established ourselves as a firm that welcomes and initiates change. Our employees are empowered and engaged, resulting in high employee morale, motivation, and productivity. Our strong teamwork and cross-functional cooperation results in a win for our employees as well our customers.
We started our practice in Digital Marketing with a Fortune 10 customer -- one of the biggest search engines in the world. We quickly discovered that Marketing had high exposure in terms of privacy, personal identity, and security which led us to build out our Cyber Security and Compliance practice. Through our work in these two practice areas, we were working with big data before big data was cool. We knew that the next steps was building our Analytics and Insight capability to tie it all together. With a holistic approach we create fast, repeatable value for our customers.
We are fundamentally a team-led business. We care deeply about our employees because we know that Teleion's success comes from the people who work here every day. We're an unusual collection of people who lean in, dive deep, question the process, and propose new, creative ways of delivering business results that delight our customers.
Have big aspirations to grow? We do too – we want to be the biggest regional consulting company in the next 10 years. In order to grow our business, we focus on growing our people. Being a regionally-focused company also means we don't send our team members flying all over the country 5 days a week. If you want to be a part of something here in the Pacific Northwest that is challenging, inspiring, and driven from the ground-up, then Teleion might be the place for you.
Big, annual performance reviews? No thanks. High-performing, self-driven teams? Yes, please! We stopped doing formal annual reviews because it became a bureaucratic burden and didn't really help team members progress in meaningful ways. Instead, we do frequent, short one-on-one conversations to talk about goals, capabilities, and next steps. We use a coaching approach to grow our team members, which means that it all comes down to self-identified goals and finding the right support and opportunities to help people have the impact they want to in their career. We find stretch assignments, mentoring, training, and job-shadowing opportunities for team members to explore, expand, and develop.
Growing fast means learning fast, together. We test our ideas against our strategy and uncover new insights on a regular basis. Unlike other companies, where the voices that are heard are either the loudest person in the room or the highest paid person in the room, Teleion believes every team member's voice counts and is imperative to our individual and company success.
A healthy, team-led culture depends on diversity, inclusion, and mutual respect. We believe diversity promotes innovation, resiliency, and success. We know that it takes more than just posting "Diversity" and "Respect" as corporate values on the wall – creating a culture of diversity and inclusion is an ongoing effort that requires focus, practice, awareness, and feedback. We're committed to open, honest, transparent ways of working together that honors our differences and ignites the best of what we each of us have to offer.


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What You Should Know About Dogs This Year
Giving Your Pet the Care it Deserves
Every place in this world value pet ownership, which can be traced in past hundred years. Pets are treated as family members by a lot of people around the globe. You will love your pet just like your closest family member or friend. It is your job to make the life your pet worth living, especially when pets do not live as long as the years of a human. Your pet has entrusted its life to you, which is why you need to treat your buddy with much love and care. Your pet has necessities that you need to give. You will learn about the important ways that you should do to make your pet the happiest pet in your city.
Feeding your pet well will make it healthy. A pet does not necessarily need to eat the kind of food that humans are taking. If you believe that you are unique, that same can be applied to pets. There are food that are made only for pets. Animals should be eating food with a lot of protein, which will make them stronger and healthier. The reason why there are a lot of pets that are not fit is due to the sugar that they cannot digest well. By simply researching through the Internet, you can gain a lot of knowledge about how you can feed your pet well. Treats will make your pet's mood always in good condition. You should give a treat to your pet if it has followed your instructions or did something that is good. You can give your pet a good chicken jerky from Betsy Farms that is such a healthy and affordable treat. If you are concerned about the health of your pet, watch over the food that it takes. Good pet treats can be found in stores that are famous for their good products. Picking the best treats will make your purchase very worth it.
Your pet should also be happy all the time. Give your pet some activity in order for its life to be exciting. Your pet will get weaker if it is constantly bored. Animals get bored if they have nothing to do, which can be observed if your pet just keeps on sleeping all day long. If you are surprised why your pet is weak even if it is inside your cozy home, it is actually due to lack of activity. You should not wait for your pet to experience such extreme boredom. Making your pet active by giving it a good toy will surely brighten up its day even if you are busy. If you have a good place for your bird to fly, you can be sure that it will be happy. Giving appropriate toys to your cat or dog will make it one happy pet. There is an exercising wheel for hamsters and mice that will make them fit and joyful. The best pet store in your place can give you what you want for your pet.


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Dossier shows Britain deluged by East European migrants
By SUE REID
Last updated at 22:00 30 November 2006
But, as this devastating dossier reveals, the total arriving at just one London coach station is at least 1,000 migrants a day:
On a raw November day, they climb off the buses with little more than hope in their hearts and the will to work every hour that God sends. A young Slovakian father, small silver cross dangling over his black T-shirt, heads for a chocolate factory in Bradford.
A 19-year-old au pair greets the smiling toddler she will look after in West London. Two burly men, one bearing the black eye of a recent brawl in Prague, carry a bag of builders' tools straight into the nearby pub.
At Victoria coach station in Central London, Poles mingle with Slovaks, Czechs with Lithuanians, Estonians, Hungarians, Latvians and Slovenians. All are united in the belief that Britain will soon make them rich men or women.
This is the dramatic diaspora the Government said would never happen. Originally, the Home Office predicted only 13,000 would arrive each year when eight former Communist countries joined the European Union exactly 30 months ago today.
From the very start it was clear that it was a
gross underestimate. A few days ago the Whitehall number crunchers confessed how wrong they were. The official tally of arrivals from the Iron Curtain nations had risen to 500,000, more than 15 times higher than they said.
The newcomers work in cafes, on building sites, in supermarkets and the fields or packing factories of the East Anglia fens. They have become nannies, bus drivers and school teachers. Every indigenous Briton, whatever his or her background, knows - and might have employed - an Eastern European.
But could New Labour's latest figure be hopelessly low too? Are there millions more joining the stampede than the statisticians say? And, if they are, what impact is that having on the hospitals, schools and job market of this country?
We monitored the influx of Eastern Europeans at Victoria, just one point of arrival, for 12 hours on Friday and 12 hours on Saturday. In that time the coach stations - one run by Transport for London, the other by the private transport company Green Line - received 51 international coaches direct from Eastern Europe.
Their passengers stepped on to British soil alongside hundreds more on 106 domestic National Express, Green Line and Terrevision coaches carrying East Europeans into Victoria from the 78 budget flights to Luton, Stansted, Gatwick and Heathrow over the same period. Arriving there, too, were scores of other Slavic migrants on a stream of buses from Amsterdam and Paris - travel hubs with transport links to the former Soviet countries.
Now, of course, this was a snapshot rather than an exhaustive poll, However, by any standards, the numbers arriving were enormous.
On Friday between dawn and dusk, 1,113 bus passengers travelled here direct from Eastern
European cities. In the same time on Saturday, the number was even higher at 1,590. If these figures are typical - and as Christmas nears the Victoria terminal is less busy than usual - it means that around 1,300 are being bussed in every day - 9,100 every week. Sundays, we were told by officials, are busier still.
Since the eight new EU countries of Eastern Europe joined in June 2004, these international buses alone are likely to have brought in 460,000 passengers a year - nearly 1.5million migrants. Even the most cautious estimates based on our observations make a mockery of the Government's own tally, which is based on the migrants who actually register to work.
In fact, Geoff Walker, senior inspector of the Green Line coach station, believes our figures are accurate and, if anything, an under- estimate of the true picture.
Now, of course, some of the bus passengers arriving at Victoria last weekend could have been returning after a holiday in their home country.
But Mr Walker says: 'I think that, on average, 10,000 Eastern Europeans arrive at Victoria every week. The vast majority are newcomers from Poland. It is quieter here now than in the summer or last year. Yet by next February the arrivals will be up again. Your numbers do not surprise me.'
Mr Walker, 54, has worked at the station for six years. He has always believed that the Government got its sums wrong. 'When David Blunkett was Home Secretary and in charge of immigration, I saw him walking with his guide dog and assistant to the Houses of Parliament past the bus station in the morning,' he said.
'Victoria was already full of Eastern Europeans coming in on the buses. They were everywhere. In the streets, in the cafes and sleeping on the pavements.
'At night I went home to see the ten o'clock news with my wife. I would shake my head with disbelief when Mr Blunkett and his Government insisted that only 13,000 were expected in a year. I already suspected that this number were arriving in a little more than a week.'
Today there are 79 Polish bus companies coming into Victoria from the major cities and towns without airports such as Plock, Torun, Pila and Gorzo. They service an expanding, lucrative market and also carry passengers directly to Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, Edinburgh and Wales.
For £39, the average price of a one-way coach ticket from Eastern Europe, thousands upon thousands can reach provincial Britain in a day.
'No, they don't all come to London,' says Mr Walker. 'Although the numbers are vast, what we see here are just some of them.
'At first the Eastern European arrivals were often well-educated and polite. Today things are changing. There are more who come without English and hang about the bus station not knowing where to go next or how to get a job. The other day a family of five Slovaks ordered some food in the coffee bar over there,' he points.
'When the manager asked for their money to pay the bill, they refused. The man of the family said he wanted to eat the food and decide if he paid afterwards. It ended up in a brawl with the manager taking the father by his collar and shaking him.'
There's no doubt that some of the Eastern Europeans will go home one day. Often they say they are here for only a couple of years to raise money to help their families back home or to buy a new house.
And with the average annual wage in Poland just £4,700 a year, who can blame them? They can earn that sum in cash on a building site in London in two months.
Peter Krol, 24, arrived on the 10.35am bus on Friday having left Krakow in Poland a day earlier. He said: 'I am coming for two years, maybe more.
'I don't have a job at the moment. I will do anything from carpentry to bricklaying. I won't have a problem because I will work hard.
'I have just finished technical college and I want to practise my English. I will live with friends in Bethnal Green. It is better being in Western Europe. I want to save up and buy a big house in my own country.'
His story is repeated in differing forms again and again at Victoria. Take Peter Slewinski, 24, who arrived from Amsterdam. He graduated in maritime economics at Szczecin University in north-west Poland.
'I have come to be a night worker packing boxes at a warehouse in London,' he said, surrounded by three large suitcases. 'I got the job through the British JobCentre which advertises all the time in Poland. I have friends in Hammersmith and I will live with them.'
Behind him, stepping off a bus from Poland, came bar worker Barbara Pakula, 19, with her boyfriend Robert Galan, 23. They arrived with a bicycle amongst their possessions. 'How are we expected to live in our country?' asked Barbara. 'People come here because of the money. I will look for a job and Robert already has one as a packer at night. We will stay here for a few years at least. Who knows if we will ever go home?'
Over at the Green Line terminal, Michael Hadbabny, 27, arrived on Saturday on a coach from the Czech Republic. He has already worked as a farm labourer in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, and had been visiting his family back home. Now he plans to stay in Britain until next summer at least.
'I owe the bank £15,000 and I want to earn enough to pay it back,' he said. 'Lots of people from my country come here because they are in the same position.'
And so they told their stories, watched by Rafal Boracozvk, 28, who was at the coach station to pick up his television sent over from Poland on the bus. He has been a night manager at Tesco in Canning Town, East London, since arriving one year ago from Chelm, near the Ukraine border. Already his English is near perfect.
'The more Polish people who live in Britain the easier it is,' he explains. 'It creates a community and if you have friends from your own country you settle in easier. It is like a snowball. The more that are here, the more come. I have found my brother a job at the Hilton as a cook, and a house. So he is happy too.'
In Warsaw the coaches start setting out each day at 8am. Yesterday 17 Poles boarded the first one heading for Victoria. 'We have to pick up people from five other towns where there are no airports,' said the driver. 'We will be full when we get to London.'
On board was Agnieszka Szcepanik, 23, from Lublin in south-east Poland. She had planned to catch the easyJet plane to Stansted but it was cancelled because of fog. Three years ago she visited England and fell in love with a Polish boy. Now she is here to stay and will work as a cleaner. 'I like it in London,' she says. 'In Poland salaries are too low and no one can make ends meet - however hard they try.'
But the streets are not paved with gold for every Eastern European. At 5pm on Friday a coach from Amsterdam arrived at Victoria carrying a Slovakian gipsy couple and their two teenage children from Kosice, their country's second-largest city.
'We don't have jobs and we don't have anywhere to stay,' said the father. 'Our tickets cost £40 each and we borrowed the money. There is nothing for us at home so we came like everyone else.'
What will become of them? An hour later, bewildered and shivering, they stood on the pavement outside the coach station with nowhere to go. Perhaps they slept at the station overnight. Perhaps they are there still.
If so, they are sure to meet Maciek Katuzny, 32, who arrived on a bus at Victoria 20 months ago from Warsaw. He lives at the coach terminal. Penniless, he begs from other Poles as they arrive.
'No work, no education, no life,' he says, zipping up his bag which contains one blue towel and a thin pillow. 'But I am too poor to buy the ticket to go home again.'
So when will this diaspora end - if ever? The Home Office told the Mail that the Eastern European citizens of EU nations are free to come to Britain whenever they wish and stay as long as they want. A spokesman refused to comment on huge number of new arrivals discovered by the Mail.
On January 1, Romania and Bulgaria will be admitted as full members of the EU. And at Victoria coach station Geoff Walker has no doubt what the effect will be.
'When they join the EU, the numbers on the buses will go up even more,' he said. 'It doesn't matter what work restrictions the Government imposes. These people are determined to get to Britain. They will go to Czechoslovakia, or Poland, and buy a ticket to London from there. Who will be able to stop them?'
It is a thorny question which the Government has yet to answer.
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We've All Seen the Bait - Heeere Comes the Switch!• Weekly Standard Via Drudge
Even as President Obama and his administration are making a last minute push to encourage enrollment in Obamacare, a quiet change was made on the Healthcare.gov website regarding those who will still not be able to afford coverage after the program kicks in. From at least June 26, 2013 to as recently as September 15, under the topic, "Where can I get free or low-cost care in my community?" the following statement appeared: "If you can't afford any health plan, you can get free or low-cost health and dental care at a nearby community health center." Here is how the page in question appeared:
However, sometime between September 16 and September 23, the reference to "free" care was dropped. The title of the topic was changed as well, and now reads: "Where can I get low-cost care in my community?" Here is how the page currently appears:
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See my comment at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/142543-2013-09-30-smartphones-and-3d-films-cause-digital-motion-sickness.htm. You might get well and stay well far better by avoiding the medical altogether.
Seems that we have the best medical in the world for injuries and trauma, but some of the worst for long-range health.


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Friday 5th October 2018
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Friday 5th October 2018
This week has been action packed and very interesting, so I thought I'd share the experience with our social media friends.
Wednesday 5th September 2018
Our very own Laura recently achieved 3 NVQs after completing her apprenticeship here at OTrack HQ. We're extremely proud of Laura's achievements, and thought we'd share it with the OTrack community! Here are Laura's words about her journey so far.
Tuesday 20th February 2018
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Kuwait English School (KES) is a large English Curriculum School based in Salmiya, Kuwait. They have approximately 1500 children in the Primary Department from KG to Year 6. The following has been written by Helen Searle who is the Headteacher of Preparatory Department and Infants at KES.
Wednesday 7th February 2018
Early nights, nights out with friends, nights snuggled up on the sofa watching TV. And all because OTrack did the work for me!
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Thursday 9th November 2017
Parklands Primary School have been an OTrack user since the Summer of 2012. Following their recent Outstanding Ofsted rating, we were keen to speak to them about how they have been tackling assessment with OTrack in recent years.
Thursday 28th September 2017
We have been working closely with Learn Academies Trust (Learn-AT) for the best part of an academic year now. We had a simple mission: develop an assessment model suitable to implement Trust-wide. Like most Trusts, Learn-AT knew it wouldn't be so simple, but they knew it would be essential to ensure they provided the best solutions for all stakeholders involved.
Wednesday 1st February 2017
Recently I've been doing some work for a school that's very close to my heart as all four (yes four!) of my kids having attended there. I was doing a bit of analysis of our users to identify schools that hadn't yet engaged with OTrack's assessing without levels features.
Parkwood came up as one of those schools and, having known Jackie Mell and Helen Butler for a few years, I thought I'd give them a call to offer some support.
"Brilliant understanding of the needs of our own individual data. Feel that support has been given to really make our tracking individual and covers the needs of our academy"
Helen Butler, Assessment Co-ordinator Oasis Academy Parkwood, Scunthorpe
Tuesday 8th November 2016
Michelle Bishton at Newdale Primary School kindly took the time to give us some feedback on the service we provide. The school have used OTrack for assessment tracking for two years now and this is their story:
We are delighted that this year we have one of the best data sets we have ever had across school. I'm in no doubt the fact that we use OTrack had a huge impact in this.
Michelle Bishton, Deputy Headteacher – Newdale Primary School, Telford
Wednesday 28th September 2016
As a 'double RI' school and 'coasting', we were concerned about another Ofsted inspection due in spring 2016, so we worked with OTrack and used Focus Assessment papers to introduce and track without levels. We received customised reports to our exacting and specific needs. This allowed us to turn our school around and become rated as 'Good' for Ofsted.


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Walmart Competitive Analysis
|[Wal-mart case analysis] | |Competitive advantage and competitive dynamics |
What might explain Wal-Mart's performance over time in discount retailing? Is it the industry or company specific factors?
|Post Second World War, the style of style of retailing in the US evolved into discount merchandizing. At the time, Wal-Mart was quick enough to ride the tide and develop an overall cost leadership model that | |allowed it to emerge as a leader in the market in the discount retailing space. |
Wal-Mart's performance driven by overall cost leadership
Wal-Mart's strategy over time helped it establish leadership position in discount retailing. It used rural underserved markets to announce its arrival. It also used innovation levers, customer centricity, positioning as a low cost player, and effective stakeholder management including employees, suppliers, and stockholders to achieve distinctive competitive advantage. It successfully outperformed other firms in the industry leveraging its strategy to achieve overall cost leadership.
The experience curve concept and was successfully adopted by Wal-Mart. The various levers it used to achieve cost leadership included,
|Achieving economies of scale |Rapidly expand geographical footprint as well as number of stores, variety of stores, and store sizes | |Vigorous pursuit of cost reductions |Aggressively deploy buyer's negotiating power saving as estimated additional 3-4% | | |Use effective proportion of leased vs. owned properties | | |Leverage IT and technology including EDIs | | |to keep minimal inventory (roughly 10% of its square footage) | | |Optimized distribution and logistics management | |Tight cost and overhead control |Integrated supply chain with complete control over the vendors | | |Reduced advertising expenditure compared to industry advantages | | |Strict travel and internal expenses management policies |
Having a strong low cost proposition yielded Wal-Mart above-average returns in the discount retailing industry despite the presence of competitive forces.
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So – you have this great retail store in a great location. Your customers are loyal and come around often enough to give you a decent living, if not a spectacular one. Your community thinks well of you, and you feel like you are ready to make the next step. If that next step includes adding an online store to your current physical location, we need to talk. Because while it may be the same business, selling the same products that your store sells, it is not the same kind of store.
There are different rules to know, different approaches to selling and most of all some very different skills to acquire. Just to give you a bit more of an idea of what you might have in store for you when you make the shift onto the web, here are three important tips every retailer should know before venturing into e-business.
Familiarize Yourself with the Technology
You don't have to know how to build a website, but you should be able to understand its basic structure and how to navigate around on the administrative side of your site. This means getting comfortable with the technology such as understanding the point of sale technology on your web store. You don't have to build it or configure it, but you should be able to understand how it works and most of all how to look at it to see how your business is doing.
Website technology today gives us all kinds of statistics that help us to improve the number of people who come to our site, stay a bit longer looking around and most of all ultimately decide to buy at our site. Why they do these things is a big part of the technology of today's retail websites and well worth investigating even if you don't plan to do more than read the reports they send you.
Build Your Online Community
Believe it or not, the web is a great place to reach out and build community. It is this very ability that actually makes it a great place to shop for many people. Many successful retail sites have blogs that chat about things that interest that community, newsletters to keep the community connected and social media pages outside of the site to keep that connection going.
All of this takes work and a bit of forethought, but in the long run is not only smart it can be fun. After all, if you aren't enjoying it why are you even taking the time to do it? Let your passion for what you do show in all these efforts and you may be surprised to find others of a like mind among your customers.
Invest in Imagery
The web is all about images, so don't skimp on what you spend on the site for good ones. You may know someone who will do all your web pictures for a really good price, but will that pay off in the long run if they aren't top drawer? Spend the bucks on the right photographer, someone whose other websites knock your socks off with great images of product.
In the end, it is those images that will connect your potential clients with your products, so it has to be an image that speaks to them. It is an investment that will ultimately pay off in major dividends for you and your business online.


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Posted by Sally Sullivan, Mar 13 2015 7:22PM
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Dear CTHA,can you tell me, if there are meetings,in central London? for example Marylebone, Maida Vale, Paddington, St John's wood, Mayfair,?
Thanking you in advance,for your attention and advice, yours sincerely Sally Sullivan
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|Hi Sally
We do have a Central London co-ordinator, Carol Rhoden, so please do contact her. The last meeting was in December, so there should be some meetings coming up. On Sept 6th there will be a combined London meeting in Central London - 2 to 6pm on the Sunday afternoon with three speakers (we already have confirmation for the first which we think will be of great interest to members), with practical activities as well. Thanks Rosemary Pharo Regional co-ordnator Greater London
|Kay Peat
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|Does anyone have Carol's contact details? I would really like to find out when the next Central and North London meeting is.
Many thanks
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His (Bloom's) logical conclusion, having weighed the matter and allowing for possible error?
That it was not a heaventree, not a heavengrot, not a heavenbeast, not a heavenman. That it was a Utopia, there being no known method from the known to the unknown: an infinity renderable equally finite by the suppositious apposition of one or more bodies equally of the same and of different magnitudes: a mobility of illusory forms immobilised in space, remobilised in air: a past which possibly had ceased to exist as a present before its probable spectators had entered actual present existence.
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Carlo Quinonez, Ph.D. at UCSD had a need for a pneumatic manifold with a system of complex tubes inside for air pathways. This is a part of a programmable and scaleable controller for a micro fluidic testing apparatus. Having no other means of manufacturing this part Dr. Quinonez asked us to make this part using stereolithography technology.
After having been turned down by several other vendors Dr. Quinonez was happy to find someone with the confidence to take on this project.
Building this part without internal support was a technical challenge, and pushed the boundaries of digital manufacturing. 3D Proparts, our stereolithography partner, was willing to try building this according to our specifications. It worked out quite well. We hand finished the part with a polish finish so that you can clearly see the inner tubes and pathways. That is key Dr. Quinonez said so that operators can see how the pathways are routed.
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$453...amazing. You can get two or three Olds Ambassadors for that much.
For $453 I hope it comes with a permission slip from Dave to play it.
Hey, if it works go for it... I'll keep practicing and save that money for lessons and more practice time.
What Monette trumpet can you fit that thing in? Looks really big.
That model works with an Ajna type instrument I believe.


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Kilcullen rugby players in McGowan U13 Cup Final win
Following on from the Kilcullen U11 Community Games Leinster Final win the Newbridge RFC Under 13s contested the Leinster U13 McGowan Cup Final in Donnybrook on Monday. It was a huge occasion, contested by two great teams graced by a phenomenal performance from the Newbridge squad.
The victorious squad are pictured after the trophy ceremony which capped an incredible season for these young men. They also won the North Midland League and were runners up in the Leinster Premier League. In the Cup Final they were pushed to the limit by an excellent Naas RFC side and dug deep to secure a sweet win. They showed great resilience, team work, courage, flair and a huge appetite to work for each other to secure victory. The quality of rugby on display from both teams was of the highest order with skill, speed, game awareness and defensive resolve on display in abundance. The final score was 12-5 in favour of Newbridge with their scores coming from Luke Bagnall (Try) and a Try & Conversion from Paddy Taylor.
The squad is drawn from a wide area with players from Newbridge, Athgarvan, The Curragh, Ballitore, Brannoxtown, Calverstown, Dunlavin and Kilcullen among their ranks. Kilcullen boys involved included Jack Acton, Adam England, Jack Jordan Doyle, Paddy Taylor and team Captain Max Gaynor.
All in and associated with Newbridge RFC are rightly proud of the squad's achievements this season. They are great ambassadors for the rugby development and progress being made on all fronts within the Club. We wish them all the very best for the Summer and in all their other sporting commitments.
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Connecting Community Foundation's Fall Magazine features my photography and three stories: Profile of Bob Schlanger, a local volunteer and owner of a British car business in Jefferson Park, Myers' neighborhood volunteer, Anita Hess and Jacqui Harry's unusual car repair shop in Myers.
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