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FOR Brett Ferres, the situation former club Huddersfield Giants find themselves in still leaves him a little incredulous.
The England second-row, who left John Smith's Stadium for Leeds Rhinos in January, returns there tomorrow knowing he could help send them ever closer to the ignominy of the Million Pound Game and relegation.
Just 12 months ago, Huddersfield hosted their West Yorkshire derby rivals at the same venue on the final night of Super 8s action, with both still able to lift the League Leaders' Shield.
Now, after disastrous campaigns, each have ended up in the Qualifiers but, whereas Leeds have rallied and won five from five to secure their 2017 Super League place, the Fartowners' abysmal form has continued.
Last week's 48-40 loss at Leigh Centurions saw their Championship opponents promoted – and meant one team will definitely now be relegated.
Huddersfield desperately need victory tomorrow to challenge for third place as otherwise, even if they win at Hull KR in their final fixture in a week's time, it might not be enough to stave off finishing fourth or even fifth and facing that sudden-death endgame.
"I would never have guessed this to be fair," replied Ferres, when asked if he ever contemplated Giants being in such a state when he left eight months ago.
"When you look at the squad there, they certainly have players who you'd think would be able to see them in a far better position.
"But, obviously, it's just not clicked there this season for various reasons. I've spoken to a lot of the boys there about what's going on and they can't put their finger on what's gone wrong.
"They know what they have to work on but just can't seem to get things right. We were in the same position at Leeds and addressed some things which, luckily, helped turn us around. But Huddersfield are still missing something."
The decision to sack Paul Anderson in June has not reaped the dividends hoped for with Giants failing to enjoy the traditional surge in form normally associated with a new man coming in.
It took Australian Rick Stone four games to secure his first win and he has yet to defeat a Super League side, all of his victories coming against Championship opponents in the Qualifiers.
Ferres helped Giants to the 2013 League Leaders' Shield but now the threat of demotion for a first time since 2001 is very real.
"It's a tough one," added the 30-year-old, who joined the club from Castleford Tigers in 2012.
"Certainly it's a position no one wants to be in in a couple of weeks' time – the Million Pound Game. Jobs are on the line and there's a very real chance you'll be out of work if it all goes wrong.
"It's a difficult position for families and Huddersfield will be desperate to do all they can to avoid that. They have grown as a club since they last went down. When I was there we had some good days but now they seem to have got it wrong for some reason."
One of the main reasons behind Leeds's upturn has been the arrival of Papua New Guinea hooker James Segeyaro who has been inspirational since joining from Penrith Panthers in June.
Rhinos have won all eight games since his debut and Ferres admitted: "He's been good has 'Chicko'. We've struggled with hooker this year and it is always a very important position; that's who has most touches of the ball and makes the most tackles.
"He's been really valuable for us and it's great that he's signed for another two years as he makes a massive difference."
But first come Giants and Ferres said: "It's difficult to judge what Huddersfield will be like.
"They could be very nervous but if I was in their camp I'd want to go out and start well more than anything, give the team a chance of the performance needed. It's all about us, though; we want to keep this 100 per cent record."
Leeds round off by hosting Leigh – who have also won all five games so far – at Headingley on Thursday in a game which should decide who finishes top.


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Add/Remove to/from a UserCat and Column Icons
|Assigned to
|Charles Haley
Bug Description
1. I use this template in a Column Icon on the Authors column.
uc = user_categories();
2. I go into Manage User Categories and Add an Author to the Favorite Authors User Category.
3. The Author name now appears in the Favorite Authors UC list in the Tag Browser.
4. But the column icon is NOT updated, I have to edit a cell (any cell) to force the Book row to refresh.
5. Same with Remove from a UC, the tag browser is updated, but any associated icon persists. Again I have to edit a cell to force the book row to refresh to get rid of the icon.
Aside : this is the behaviour I was trying to understand when I lost sight of the Add and Replace Rule buttons in Look and Feel->Column Icons the other day on a $3.2K Dell XPS-15 with a 4K monitor :lol:
Changing the component for this bug.
assignee cbhaley
status triaged
|Changed in calibre:
|nobody → Charles Haley (cbhaley)
|New → Triaged
|Charles Haley (cbhaley) wrote :
This is a problem similar to the virtual libraries one you mentioned earlier where a "structural" change must be reflected in the book list even though no books have changed. The only way to do that is to force a full refresh of the book list whenever the user categories change. This could be slow, but that is probably OK because it doesn't happen that often and the user knows that they did something.
Fix pushed.
|Changed in calibre:
|Triaged → Fix Committed
|Kovid Goyal (kovid) wrote : Fixed in master
Fixed in branch master. The fix will be in the next release. calibre is usually released every alternate Friday.
status fixreleased
|Changed in calibre:
|Fix Committed → Fix Released
|Better Red (urbanetiger) wrote :
Thanks both
Apart from using a metadata edit function (dialogue box or F2) but not actually changing anything, is there any other way to force a refresh of an individual book line in the list. Something to use if a full refresh of the list is 'unbearably' slow, or perhaps if this change doesn't work if the UC is updated via the UC optional plugin. I appreciate the latter wouldn't be your problem.
IMO a 'refresh book line' keyboard shortcut would be adequate.
|Better Red (urbanetiger) wrote :
Forget prior post
Refreshing a single book line is not enough, all books affected by the add/removal of a column to a user category will need to be refreshed.
But what if a user doesn't have anything in the book list (like an icon, colour, or a list of user categories) to indicate a book is 'in' a user category, will they suffer the performance hit when the book list is refreshed after they use Manage User Categories?
Maybe it would be better to have a 'refresh book **list**" tool. Users who have something in the book list relating to user categories can use it as and when they want. Users who don't, wouldn't suffer 'meaningless' performance penalties when they added/removed things to a user category. And it would also take the User Category optional plugin out of this 'equation'.
|Kovid Goyal (kovid) wrote :
I'm ok with the performance hit on user category change -- it is important that the book list show correct information and it is only noticeable for very large libraries.
|Charles Haley (cbhaley) wrote :
I agree with Kovid -- the library should show correct information. Moving the job to a user-choice function will not fix it because a) most users won't know it is there, b) they won't know that they need to use it, and c) will complain if they know a and b.
I admit that I haven't figured out how to make virtual_libraries() refresh when needed because of structural changes, but I am still thinking about it. This is a much harder problem than user categories because of the range of changes that can affect a list of VLs.
As for the plugin, I have never looked at that plugin and don't want to take ownership of it. I don't know what it does. Whether it does the refresh depends on whether it uses the supplied APIs. If it does then the refresh will happen. If it does not then a refresh depends on what it does to refresh the UC lists in the tag browser.
|Better Red (urbanetiger) wrote :
FYI - Unfortunately this doesn't work if the User Category is updated via the User Category plugin. I had a gut feeling it wouldn't. Not your fault, as you know this isn't the only problem with this PI.
So after adding/removing something to/from a User Category via the plugin we'll continue using the false edit of a cell to get the icons updated. It's a small price to pay for the convenience of using the plugin (via the book list context menu) to add/remove values to User Categories.
|Charles Haley (cbhaley) wrote :
You can refresh all the rows at once by running "Manage User Categories", making no changes, then pressing OK. If you assign a shortcut to "Alter Tag Browser" then you can get to manage user categories without using the mouse.
|Better Red (urbanetiger) wrote :
It's not just the mouse, you end up in a dialogue box, and all that entails. The PI allows you to pre-configure its flyouts so you only see the options and columns you ordinarily use. So, press menu key and arrow buttons to do what you want, then F2 and Enter to refresh the list.
F2 then Enter not only refreshes the row you do it in, it refreshes all the rows you can see, at least. This was a bit of a surprise when I first did it, I expected it to just refresh the current row. So if you add the author of the book in row 123 to favourites with the PI, and the books in rows 120 and 126 are by the same author, then after pressing F2 and Enter in row 123 the favourites icon appears on all three books - which in my book is pretty cool :)
Such a shame Grant Drake is no longer around to iron out these wrinkles in his plugins.

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Student Orgs Weekly - February 26, 2016
Feb 26, 2016 by Kelsey M Jackson
The following newsletter is sent out every week if there is information happening on campus or in the community that student organizations can benefit from. Although the announcement is sent out by the Center for Campus Life the contact for the various activities may not be in the Center for Campus Life, and will be listed in the each brief paragraph, in most cases the Center for Campus Life will not have any more information than is listed in this general email, and will direct you to the contact listed.
Student Organizations Weekly
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Announcements | Upcoming University Events | Community Events | Student Org Advisor Corner
#GetRecognized for all the AWESOME things your Organization has done this academic year. Apply for the 2015-2016 Student Organization Awards>>
#RSVPTo the next Student Leadership Series Workshop, Motivating the Middle. Learn how to reduce apathy in your student organization and how to motivate your members! RSVP on OrgSync>>
#UseOrgSyncTo efficiently collect your organization's dues and sell t-shirts, tickets, etc. Learn all about the OrgSync Store Feature & Dues Tool>>
#ReadAllAbout OrgSync's Event's tool and how you can get your Student Org's Events NOTICED by the Texas Tech Community. Find out how>>
|#CheckOut all of Student Involvement's Spring 2016 Programs and Events>>
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|#SoulPancakeSunday What makes you happy? Get inspired and tell the world why you are happy!>>
|#TEDTalkTuesday Dan Gilbert, author of "Stumbling on Happiness," challenges the idea that we'll be miserable if we don't get what we want. Our "psychological immune system" lets us feel truly happy even when things don't go as planned>>
Apply to be an Involvement Ambassador
The Involvement Ambassadors are a Student Organization created to engage students in involvement opportunities. The purpose of the organization is to connect student leaders, provide resources to existing and potential student organizations, and connect new and current students to existing student organizations. Interested in applying? Fill out an application>>
The 2015-2016 Student Org Awards Open on MONDAY!
Show-off the AMAZING things your organization and advisor have done this academic year by applying for the 2015-2016 Student Organization Awards! The winners of the 2015-2016 Student Organization Awards will be announced at Arbor Day on April 29th.
Annually, the Center for Campus Life invites all students, faculty, and staff to submit nominations for the Student Organization Awards. This event recognizes advisors and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to the Texas Tech and greater Lubbock community. All registered student organizations and advisors are eligible to participate.
This year's awards include:
- Student Organization of the Year
- New Student Organization of the Year
- Most Improved Student Organization of the Year
- Outstanding Organization Advisor of the Year
- Best Example of Teamwork by a Student Organization
- Outstanding Contribution to the Greater Community
More information and applications for all the 2015-2016 Awards can be found on the Student Org Awards Website
Need help motivating your members? Check out "Motivating the Middle"
Student Organizations is hosting a Student Leadership Series on March 8th from 6-7PM in the SUB Mesa Room. Come learn more about motivating your organization members! Your student organization has thirds. Top-third leaders wrap their personal identity in your group, exert the most influence on its actions, and make your group their top priority. Middle-third members care about your organization and the relationships they have there, but it's one of several competing priorities. Bottom-third members are disengaged, potentially causing drama, or checked out. Unfortunately, most top-third leaders spend the majority of their time fighting the bottom-third – trying to make them attend events, care more deeply, and contribute more.
Design The Parent & Family Relations Bumper Sticker!
Parent and Family Relations is sponsoring a bumper sticker design contest. This bumper sticker will be distributed to all parents and family members during Red Raider Orientation. Learn more information & design criteria>>
Submission deadline is Monday, March 28th at 5:00PM.
Winner will be notified after April 4th. The prize is a Red Raider prize pack.
Call 806-742-3630 or email email@example.com for more information.
Looking for a Presentation for Your Organization?
RISE is available to give a variety of presentations to your organization. Current presentations include Alcohol/Drug Education, Healthy Relationships, Sexual Health, Mental Health, and Bystander Intervention. Customized workshops are available upon request (time permitting). To complete a program request form, visit www.rise.ttu.edu
RISE is also available to co-sponsor related events!
Want to Submit an Announcement to Student Orgs Weekly?
We have created an easy form for you and your student organization to submit announcements that would appear in the Student Orgs Weekly. Student Orgs Weekly is sent out each Friday during the school year, and promote student organization events and happenings. For questions please call 806-742-5433 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Market Your Student Org's Events using SUB Table Tents!
Table Tents can be utilized by registered Student Orgs for event advertising at no cost to the organization. If you have an event you would like to promote please go to the following link to get more information: http://www.depts.ttu.edu/sub/UniversityGrounds/TableTentRegs.php
Need Funding for Your Student Organization's Next Event?
The Division of Undergraduate Education and Student Affairs has developed a fund for student organization programming that supports the strategic priorities of Texas Tech University and its core values. Click here to read more about the criteria and to make a request. Questions? Contact Keri Shiplet at email@example.com or 806-742-5433.
Marketing & Design Job Opportunity!
Student Union & Activities is looking for a Marketing & Design Student Assistant! This is a paid position requiring 15-20 hours per week. Applicants MUST have experience using Adobe Illustrator and be comfortable writing professional copy for social media and TechAnnounce. Interested students can find a complete job description and application on our website, or email Autumn Arthur at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Do you need a speaker for your student organization? Red to Black can help!
Red to Black Peer Financial Coaching is here to answer your money questions. We offer presentations on topics such as creating spending plans, establishing and building credit, maximizing financial aid, and examining after college expenses. Our most popular presentation is Money Habitudes, which explores habits and attitudes surrounding money through an interactive card game. To request a Peer Financial Coach to come to your student organization meeting, simply fill out our presentation form. For questions, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at 806-742-9781.
Application Due Date for Raider Showcase EXTENDED!
Calling all Red Raiders! Think you have what it takes to be in the show? Compete to win prizes: 1st place wins Free Textbooks for Undergrad Life and 2nd place wins $500 Barnes & Noble Gift Card at the Red Raider Showcase!
Applications are open! EXTENDED DUE DATE: Feb. 29
Applicants must turn in their application by 12 PM NOON on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29 to the Union Activities office, SUB Room 020.
AUDITIONS: March 2, 2016
Auditions will be Wednesday, March 2 in the SUB Senate Room; beginning at 6:00 pm. For more information about auditions and Red Raider Showcase visit the Red Raider Showcase Webpage.
Sign-ups for audition times will be sent via email to individuals or groups who submit applications. For questions or concerns, please contact Lauren Mahrous or Jameson Nogowski.
All Majors Job Fair - Put Your Degree to Work
Drop by the SUB Ballroom on Wednesday, March 2nd from 12pm – 4pm to meet with recruiters seeking students to fill internships, part-time and full-time opportunities. The All Majors Job Fair is open to all classifications and majors. Free professional head shots will be provided and business professional dress is encouraged!
For more information, please contact Carol Trigg at 806.742.2210 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Join Student Union & Activities for one of Tech's greatest traditions- Arbor Day!
Arbor Day will be on Friday, April 29, 2016. Applications will be available on Monday, February 22!
Take part in one of Texas Tech's annual events to bring the community together in celebration of keeping campus beautiful. Registered student organizations, faculty, and staff are invited to come and celebrate Arbor Day, on April 29, in Memorial Circle.
Student Organizations requesting a spot at Arbor Day must be registered and in good standing with the Center for Campus Life.
Campus departments may also request a planting space.
The registration form can be found at https://orgsync.com/1026/forms/183464 and will open on Monday, February 22. The deadline to register is April 13, 2016 at 5:00 pm.
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Do You Know a Raider Who Rocks?
- Do they act with fairness and purpose?
- Do they believe something can be better and then make it so?
- Do they push for the free and open exchange of ideas?
- Do they listen to and understand a different point of view?
- Do they do the right thing even when no one is watching?
Nominate an outstanding TTU student, staff or faculty member, or student organization for Raiders Who Rock TODAY!
Oftentimes students, faculty/staff and organizations are involved in activities within the Lubbock and Tech Communities, and do the work that they do because it is fulfilling to them, not for recognition. With this understanding, we would like to recognize these Texas Tech community members through this program and in a way that allows someone else to initiate the Raiders Who Rock stories.
Online nomination forms are due March 15. Nominate Someone TODAY!>>
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Symposium on Student Success & Retention
On February 29-March 1, representatives of Texas Tech's leadership, faculty, enrollment, academic affairs, and student affairs teams will join together in Lubbock as we engage these challenging topics and hear from around the region. Our facilitators, panelists, and presenters will help us consider our own opportunities as we discuss the challenges and the variety of current innovative approaches happening in their respective domains and institutions. As one particular highlight, we are pleased to announce Dr. Raymund Paredes, our state's Commissioner of Higher Education, has agreed to bring his remarks on these issues and opportunities in an address to the symposium participants.
We hope you will attend and lead a team of participants from your institutions. Ideally you will bring a diverse team, with members ranging from senior executives to data analysts to front-line faculty, advisors, … and even student leaders.
3 Requests
- The price ($0.00) is right
- The location is nearby
- & the agenda is important!
However, for this to be beneficial in supporting the improvement of higher education in our region, your participation is paramount.
Please register online at http://www.provost.ttu.edu/success/symposium.
Please share this invitation with the appropriate leaders and teams of your institution.
Would your student organization like a FREE and EASY way to make connections with new first-year and transfer students?
Raider Welcome is an opportunity for your student organization to introduce your services or activities to ALL Texas Tech students and gives your members an opportunity to interact with our new first-year and transfer students. And its FREE to participate! Raider Welcome is a two-week series of FUN and FREE events and occurs the week before classes begin and throughout the first week of classes.
Important dates to keep in mind are:
May 15, 2016: Event Submission Deadline
August 21-September 3, 2016: Raider Welcome 2016
Here's the link to submit an event request: http://www.depts.ttu.edu/studentengagement/raiderwelcome/eventhosting.php
What's Your Digital Tattoo?
Your online presence is like a tattoo. Permanent. Possibly regrettable. Can influence others opinion of you. It's in your best interest to know how to manage your digital tattoo. Especially before Spring Break rolls around.
If you would like to schedule this presentation for your student organization, contact Britta Tye, IT Outreach Specialist, at (806)834-2933 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Get Active at The Rec Center!
For a full schedule of fitness classes going on at the Texas Tech Recreational Center go here! Get connected with them through twitter @tturecsports
It's On Us
Everyone has a role to play in stopping sexual assault. Your organization can take the pledge to be part of the solution. SGA, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and the Women's Studies Department have taken the pledge, so can your department or organization! To learn more information about stopping sexual assault please visit www.itsonus.org.
Request a 'Step-Up' Peer By-Stander Presentation to Your Department or Student Organization
Step Up is a peer to peer bystander intervention program designed to teach students when and how to intervene regarding sexual violence, bullying, hazing, and other problematic behaviors typically found in the college campus environment. Texas Tech University is providing Step Up presentations that can be tailored to specific topics to fit your audience. Step-Up presentations can be done for classrooms, organizations, and on campus interest groups.
If you or your organization are interested in this program you can request a presentation by clicking here. A program request can also be requested by filling out this form on OrgSync.
For questions, please contact Chris Medley at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Volunteer Center of Lubbock
The Volunteer Center of Lubbock can be a great resource for student organizations. We work with nearly 100 nonprofits in the Lubbock community and connect volunteers with the many needs of our partners. As a student organization, we can help you plan a project for your group or help members their best volunteer fit. We can do this by visiting one-on-one with you or coming to speak at one of your meetings. We feel it is so important to engage students with the community they live in, not to mention they make for enthusiastic, passionate and energetic volunteers! Please contact Rachel Flores at firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like someone from the Volunteer Center to come and speak at your meetings or if you want to know how to get involved.
A big 'Thanks' to all of the advisors that came to the first Advisor EDU Workshop this past Tuesday or Wednesday where we discussed ways to minimize liability. If you would like more information on how to minimize your organization's liability, contact Student Legal Services.
Mark Your Calendar
Happy 2016 Student Org Advisors!
Below you will find all of our Spring 2016 Advisor events, programs, and workshops so that you can add these events to your calendars. We offer these workshops and trainings to assist and support you in your role as a Student Org Advisor. If there is ever anything you need from us beyond these trainings, please let us know so that we can further support you and your student organization(s). Make sure you mark the Spring 2016 Student Org Advisor Events in your calendar. All event details are tentative and could change, keep up to date on changes by checking OrgSync, the Student Orgs Weekly, and emails from Student Involvement. If you have any questions on any of our programs, feel free to contact Kelsey Jackson email@example.com.
Spring Advisor EDU Workshops
The Advisor EDU Workshops are brief, one-hour trainings that will cover a specific topic as it relates to your role as a student org advisor. All topics are tentative and could slightly change. Each workshop is offered at two different times and dates
All workshops will be in the Mesa Room, Student Union Building
Facilitating Inclusive Conversations – March 22, 3:30pm & March 23, 12pm
Officer Transition & Preparing for a New Exec Board – April 20, 12pm & April 21, 3:30pm
Student Org Advisor Risk Management Training
Student Org Advisors are required, and highly encouraged, to attend one (1) advisor risk management training during their entire time as a student org advisor at Texas Tech. Below are this semester's Student Org Advisor Risk Management Training Sessions.
Monday, April 11, 3:00pm, SUB Mesa Room
Keep an eye out for emails with additional information from Student Involvement on all of our Student Org Advisor Spring Programming.


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Enjoy a lake home experience!
Plan your vacation or family get together at this vaulted A-Frame home situated on Spring Lake. Spring Lake is a local recreation and fishing Lake, almost 600 acres in size. Our shoreline is only a few feet from the home, making water access very easy. Fishing from the dock is generally productive and fun for kids.
The main floor level is an open area with kitchen, dining area and Living room creating an inviting atmosphere for socializing. Outside, you will find a large deck that wraps around the home for plenty of outdoor space. The lower level family room has large flat screen tv and wet bar offering additional space. There is a variety of playstation games including guitar hero.
This home features 4 bedrooms and a loft area to accommodate most groups sizes. Additional sleeping areas utilize a pull out sofa (10 people) and a queen size inflatable for kids (12 total) Most comfortable for families sizes up to 10 although a few more is possible
Other property features include 2 fireplaces, a large screen TV and TV's in every bedroom. There is also a dock, canoe and 4 kayaks, for your lake enjoyment. Upon request, a few fishing poles can be provided.
This beautiful Lake property is located 28 Miles southwest of Minneapolis in the community of Prior Lake and is only a 30 minute drive from the airport. Its location is ideal as if offers tranquility and relaxation but still within a manageable drive to any desired attraction in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
The Downtown district of Prior Lake emanates small town atmosphere and is located 2 miles north offering quaint shopping and many local conveniences. Enjoy fresh pastries and sandwiches at "Edelweiss Bakery" or enjoy fine Italian dining at "Perron's Sul Lago" two local favorites.
There are several bars and restaurants in Prior Lake for those looking for live music, karaoke or general night life. Enjoy drinks and great food at tavern "Charlie's" anytime during the day or evening. Charlie's is a social hot spot located directly on Prior Lake. For those who feel lucky, "Mystic Lake Casino", is located 3 miles Northwest. Many other attractions within 5 miles include "Canterbury Downs" offering live horse racing, "Raceway Park" with weekend stock car and figure 8 racing, and an amusement park called "Valley Fair" featuring many thrill rides and a water park. There are several golf course located within 10 miles.
Google these Local Links of Interest (all within 5 miles)
Minnesota Lakes
Canter Bury Park
Mystic Lake
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Go Race Way Park
Just a few of the local food and dining Links (all within a couple miles)
The Pointe
Charlie's on Prior
Edelweiss Bakery
Tj Hooligans
Perrons Sullago
Axels Bonfire
Mall of America
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Bob McTeer, former President and CEO of the Reserve Bank of Dallas compiled a list of economic wisdoms, reproduced here verbatim.
Bob McTeer's Commonsense Economics
Several years ago the public affairs staff at the Dallas Fed undertook a project to create a little booklet with the title above containing what they regarded as nuggets of economic wisdom they found in combing through some of my speeches and writings.
That project was never finished. However, in digging up bones recently, I came across some of the quotes they had selected as a beginning. Here they are in case you are interested.
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November 2018
Newsletter Issue #8
As you are aware, we need to make circuits safe before we work on them. To help…
August 2018
Newsletter Issue #7
It was great to have the opportunity to catch up with many of you at our recent summer party…
May 2018
Newsletter Issue #6
Finally, it seems the bad weather is behind us and spring is here at last. It's crazy to think that the warmest April day in 70 years came just a month after a snow storm!
January 2018
Newsletter Issue #5
Firstly, I'd like to wish everyone a happy new year. We have a lot of exciting new projects coming up over the next 12 months and I am looking forward to discussing these jobs with you at our annual company meeting.
October 2017
Newsletter Issue #4
Sadly, we have experienced more tool thefts in the last few weeks. While we cannot stop robberies from occurring, we can endeavor to do everything possible to prevent loss of equipment.
August 2017
Newsletter Issue #3
Hopefully all those who came to our summer works social enjoyed themselves. It was a shame the weather stopped us from fishing, but I will be looking to book the boat again soon.
June 2017
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With the tragic news earlier this month that 3 young workmates died when their work van overturned on the A38, I want to focus this month's newsletter on driving safety.
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Welcome to the first edition of Red Rock Electrical's newsletter. Our newsletter aims to communicate news to all Employees during our time of rapid growth. Regular sections will include Health & Safety updates, up and coming Projects as well as office news and announcements.


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Buy Allegra K Women Halter Neck Party Club Blouson Mini Dresses w Brooch
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Featuring a rosette corsage, a deep v neck, and a gold accent design, this halter mini dress is sultry and elegant, the perfect dress for a night out, with ruffles that flatter your waist. Wear it with a pair of pumps and your favorite accessories.
88% Polyester,12% Spandex
Rosette Corsage Brooch
Halter Mini Dress
Slim fit
Machine wash inside out
Model is wearing size XS (Height: 5ft 3inches, Bust: 33inches, Waist: 25 1/4inches, Hip: 35 5/8inches)
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- Rosette Corsage Accent, Halter Mini Dress
- 88% Polyester,12% Spandex
- The model in picture is 5ft 3inches in height, Bust: 84cm, Waist: 64cm, Hip: 90cm
- The model is wearing Size XS in the picture


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Rivka Dieho >> Product and Graphic Designer
Downtown dress up ~ Design weekend ~ Christmas edition
November 29 2012
The very fashionable Downtown Dress up Weekend shop is upon us again and timed especially for all your Christmas-shopping :}.
I welcome you all to see my new jewellery collection Brilliant Facets. This new collection is made from computer designed 3d printed fine silver & embroideries.
Other great designers will be there as well to complete your Christmas shopping list!
Downtown dress up ~ Design weekend ~ Kersteditie
St.Annenstraat 18a, Amsterdam
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Opening >>> Friday 7 dec * 16:00 - 19:00
Saturday 8 dec * 11:00 - 18:00
Sunday 9 dec * 11:00 - 18:00
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ATTILIO SERGI and Toni Karemana, of the Trattoria 51 restaurant, on The Promenade, Southport, hosted a charity fundraising dinner for Home-Start.
Entertainment was provided by Irish singer Ciara Murphy. Eighty friends and supporters of the charity enjoyed a three-course meal and great entertainment from Ciara, with £600 raised for the charity.
Home-Start is the UK's leading family support charity. Volunteers visit young families each week to offer friendship, support and practical help until parents feel able to cope. Around 50 families receive a visit from a Home- Start volunteer each week in Southport.
Singer Murphy is one of Home-Start's team of volunteers in Southport and visits a family regularly to help with the children.
Home-Start is based at 22, Old Park Lane, High Park, PR9 7BG. To find out more about volunteering, call 01704 233323.