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Here's how you can delete those old employees.
Make sure you have a recent backup of your system before you begin.
From CMS Payroll (current year, not Archive), click Process | Clear Check History | Continue.
Click the Employee button in the middle. Click the Clear All button on the right and select just those employees you'd like to delete. Click OK. Click Process.
This will clear out any check history that these employees may have in the system.
Now click Enter/Change Employees and you should be able to delete them.
If you're still getting a message saying they can't be deleted, make sure you've already run the End of Year Process in the Payroll system (Process | End of Period | End of Calendar Year) to reset their current year accumulations.
Still having problems? Click back to Enter/Change Employees and go to their Emp/Cust tab and make sure they don't have a checkmark in the Calculate Employee? Box. Then click Enter Timecards and click the Reset All Timecards button on the right.
Now try deleting them again and they should go away!


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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Friday, May 18, 2012
Harbin once again performed in the Spring Musical put on by our church's Ultimate Adventure Choir. He had a trio this year and did an amazing job with the cute musical. The kids worked hard to prepare for this musical and the execution was great!
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Pictures for Mom
I managed to capture some great pics of the kids for Mother's Day. It was really an incredible feat since it was after church and everyone was tired. My nephew, Wesley had spent the night, plus we had to get up early because I was serving at the preschool desk. We came home and ate lunch and then decided to get the picture. It was muggy and kind of sprinkling outside, but I drug everyone (and the bench to our dining table) down to the fence between our house and the church property next door. I cleaned the fence up the best I could and snapped a few last minute hairbows in the girls hair. I was SHOCKED at the wonderful pics I got. The lighting was great because it was overcast and I think the kids were just tired enough to be goofy rather than grumpy! The mom.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Multiple Homeowners
Well after a few years of no actiity on our Snellville house, we finally bit the bullet and bought the house we've been renting. We never really wanted to tackle two mortgages but with interest rates so low, we are pretty much paying the same as we did in rent. We love the house we live in and are very excited to make it our very own. With power-of-attorney in hand, I set out and met our landlord at closing. We successfully purchased the house and he walked away with a HEFTY check all to his very own. I immediately came home and started renovating. For any of you who have visited our house you will know that we have ugly wallpaper all over the house and it's terribly outdated. It was built in 1981 and decorated to match. It was done very well...for the time, but has since gone very out of date. I started with the kids bathroom which also serves as our guestbath. It was a room that was small and seemed easy to tackle and, like many other rooms, had flowery wallpaper. I stripped the wallpaper which wasn't nearly as difficult as repairing the walls. There were two layers of wallpaper on unrpimed sheetrock, so after stripping it, I had a lot of mudding and sanding to do. I finally got it painted and cleaned up. I have replaced the shower curtain and bought a new light fixture (not pictured yet). I hope to hang pics on the wall soon. My biggest accomplishment was framing out the mirror. I had been hearing about all these DIYers who ultimately glue a frame to the mirror and after a few failed attempts as stuff, I ended up with this frame glued around my mirror. I think it looks really nice and am excited to maybe do it to the mirror in the master bath too.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Awana Awards
I'm going to apologize in advance for the pictures. Unfortunately when you're a Cubbies leader and your hubby is gone, it's hard to get picture because you are also having to be a leader. For example, I have no pics of Lydia getting her award because I was on stage with her. However I was able to be with th girls before the ceremony so I snapped some shots of them then. Harbin was really far away so I only captured a bit of him receiving his awards. Oh the woes of being an army wife... Harbin completed his second year of Sparks in AWANA and he received his second book award. Catherine finished up her second year of Cubbies and completed her second handbook and will be moving into Sparks next year (choke back the tears, my little girl is going to kindergarten). Lydia finished her first year of Cubbies and is excited that Mommy AND Daddy will be her Cubbies leaders next year. Ella didn't do AWANA this year, but will be old enough to be Puggle next year (I remember when Catherine was a wee little puggle...tears streaming now.) We are so proud of them for all their scripture memorization and dedication to hiding God's word in their hearts! The mom.
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This game actually required a little more work than the others - I had to generate a reasonably large number of words that only had one possible permutation. This required writing code to test each permutation to see if it was a valid English word - if it had more than two matches then it didn't pass as a valid word for my purposes.
And as with all word games, you have to make sure there are no offensive words that can be displayed to the player. This is why I find word games a little more challenging to build than other puzzle games.
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Havana.- The Cuban beach resort of Varadero, one of the Island's major tourist destinations, is benefiting from a long-term expansion program.
Tourist authorities in western Matanzas province pointed out that Varadero would have 26,000 hotel rooms for international tourism by 2010.
At present, that coastal resort has 14,000 rooms in 50 hotels, over 70 percent of which are four- and five-star establishments, and many of which are true gardens due to the combination of internal and external green areas and the construction design.
The experts added that four hotels, totaling 1,600 rooms, would be completed in Varadero in 2004.
New brands such as Gran Lido, which belongs to the Jamaican chain SuperClubs, and Palace, owned by the Spanish consortium Iberostar, as well as Bahía Príncipe, a property of the Spanish company Pińero, which will run the Varadero 1920 hotel, will start operating in the Cuban resort in 2004.


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Due to the extent that flying stresses me out, I'm not sure how I could do it without knitting to help relax me. I always knit socks at the airport, it is tradition. It is also a great type of project because I'm less likely to elbow the person sitting next to me. Today I brought this pretty project along:
My connecting flight today was at Chicago O'Hare Airport (KORD), one of the cleaner and less stressful of the larger airports. It has some really fun little things to see while waiting for an inevitably delayed United flight (every time), such as the light tunnel and a hydroponics garden:
- If you find yourself in a terrible situation caused by an airline company and need help, call the people at Flyer's Rights. They are a non-profit with a 24 hour help line and will help you.
Have any good tips for surviving commercial flights?
I hope you all had a wonderful weekend and for those of you traveling tomorrow, good luck!


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Jessica Iachia, Internship 2010
Jessica Iachia, a second year BBA student tells us about her experiences working in a Social Impact Project. "As I looked for a company that suited my interests I got familiar with San Patrignano's community in Italy. San Patrignano was founded in 1978 and has become the largest drug rehabilitation community in Europe. Of those who complete the program, 72% are fully reintegrated into society and remain drug-free, 71% of which end up working in the field in which they received training at San Patrignano. Each person in the community is taught a real job, something that they can do in the future. Each day in the community is a fight for them and being there, seeing it happen, makes us think about our own lives. For two months I lived and worked within the community."
As part of the BBA Program we were required to take part in the IE Social Impact Project by undertaking an internship oriented towards social responsibility. As I looked for a company that suited my interests I got familiar with San Patrignano's community. San Patrignano was founded in 1978 and has become the largest drug rehabilitation community in Europe providing free care to those with serious drug abuse problems. Since its inception, this foundation has provided over 20,000 people with a home, medical and legal assistance. The numbers are impressive as 72% of those who completed the programme at San Patrignano are fully reintegrated into society and remain drug-free, of which 71% end up working in the field in which they received training at San Patrignano. This non-profit foundation was able to become a self-sufficient business with a percentage earned revenue of 50% by using its services and products both internally and sold externally. For these reasons, I thought an internship at San Patrignano would be a great opportunity for me socially and vocationally.
For two months I lived and worked within the community. The first step was to catch up on the community background, history and activities. This is why my first month was mostly among the communication, administrative and events offices. What struck me the most as I got there was the structure of the foundation, how incredibly organized it was and how it had grown in little more than 30 years. Today, San Patrignano has three sites: one in Trentino Alto Adige, another in Botticella, which I also had the opportunity to visit, and the main one, which is home to 1,500 people, near Rimini. I was a host in the centre of San Patrignano and was taught the rules, visited the vocational training workshops and the working structures.
I first was introduced to the background of the community, and was led to see what this foundation is actually fighting against. San Patrignano is the founder of Rainbow International association against drugs, a non-profit organization now comprised of 200 associations and rehabilitation facilities from all over the world fighting for the culture of life and against any form of drug legalization. This makes the community very influential in other countries and very knowledgeable about this problem. I learnt that Italy is, along with the UK and Spain, among the European nations with the highest consumption of cannabis, cocaine and synthetic substances. In the last twelve months 3.2% young people between 15 and 34 consume cocaine. Joints in Italy are considered stylish and teenagers who haven't tried it are few.
As an NGO, San Patrignano has a consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations and because the last General Assembly on the world drug problem took place while I was doing my internship, I had the opportunity to go deeper in this drug phenomenon by reading and debating with others about the results of this Assembly. At San Patrignano, addiction is not considered a chronic and incurable disease to be treated pharmaceutically. Instead, each person arriving there asking for help is seen as unique and is given the opportunity to catch up with their studies or get vocational training.
It was in 1978 that 20 volunteers helped Vincenzo Muccioli create the San Patrignano community. It began with a family that had decided to open its doors to other people's problems. As more desperate families asked for help, the community started to grow. However, San Patrignano is more united than ever, and works as a big family. I am grateful for the experiences that were shared with me while I was there—experiences that showed me how much these people become more mature, real and stronger because of the struggles they went through. Each day in the community is a fight for them and being there seeing it happen makes us think about our own lives. Most countries believe that addiction is a disease and limit their intervention to the distribution of substitutive therapies. However, San Patrignano goes against all odds by showing each day that these people only need to be given a real opportunity of life after all the things they have been through…they just need someone to believe in them. This is why San Patrignano divided the people in the community into different groups of vocational training where these people work together to create something concrete. This includes producing handmade textiles, leather goods, wrought iron, wine and gourmet foods. All of these products have consistently been recognized, receiving awards in Italy and abroad. Each person in the community is taught a real job, something that they can do in the future. Some step out of the community as excellent cooks, hairdressers or cheese producers. The community also has horse breeding and training facilities, a kennel where there are sheltered dogs used for pet therapy, and an IT and printing workshop. In other words, you can learn almost whatever job you want at San Patrignano and at the same time continue your studies since there is an internal school. They also have a medical centre with the biggest lab of research for HIV in Europe.
One of the most interesting concepts I learned there is how the community is maintained. They do not accept money from any of its guests, their families or the government, but from profits earned through its goods and services and from private donors or companies that believe in the social value of the centre. Sometimes the companies' help goes further than money, as TODS for example, who offered the community 15 professional sewing machines and sent their expert for a year to teach their methods in handling leather goods. All of the products are sold in their store and at events, which are very successful, and they created two restaurants where the people doing the program can work. Whenever there is an important event organized by the community, such as the 15th memorial of Vincenzo Muccioli, which I was present for, they support the event with sponsors. I was told that these sponsors are their biggest allies when it comes to their international projects or punctual activities such as the crops, sponsored by Mac Donalds. San Patrignano is ahead of the WeFree giant Italian campaign, designed to make the youth aware of this addiction problem. The peak of this campaign is the WeFree Day organized by the community who host schools from all around Italy. This day being in the beginning of classes, I had the chance to participate in the organization of the event and get to understand better all the logistics behind hosting so many people and organizing a sensitive campaign. Each year San Patrignano also organizes a "Squisito!", a food and wine event where one may experience the finest in Italian and international culinary arts. This is an event which celebrates excellence, the excellence that has been achieved by those preparing to face the world once more, with dignity.
Finally I was introduced to the most recent international project they are launching called Good Goods. Created in 2007, this project goal is to raise awareness and show to the world those who believe in alternative crops as a powerful tool to fight drugs. In fact, many countries cultivate hectares of opium and cocaine because it is a very profitable business. However, in recent years many countries have achieved important results by replacing drug crops with the production of "GoodGoods". Promoting the transition to not only sustainable food but any product of fields, plantations or farms: fabrics, furniture, valuable timber, or handicrafts is a way San Patrignano states that it can both reduce the drug production but also free populations from the slavery of drug trafficking. This project was the one that attracted me the most as I think there is a great vision behind it, if it works it could serve as an incentive for many to convert their crops. On the other hand I was forced to face all the difficulties they have to go through to develop this project, so it was interesting to see the little deviations and steps they took since 2007 in order to fight the cause.
While working in the communication office, I had the opportunity to study their work in this field and had some meetings with the members of their staff, who discussed with me the characteristics, relational dynamics and functioning modalities of their community. I realized how useful my ease with languages is, because while I was there I had to translate several documents or websites since they had some trouble in understanding them.
I also had the opportunity to understand how the community chooses their guests, how the people ask for help and how they integrate them in the community and follow their evolution along the program. Some of the legal issues behind the organization were discussed with me, especially concerning the transfer of those convicted of drug related crimes from prison to the community. In fact, the founder of the community is the one who fought for the Italian law that states that someone condemned for up to 6 years of jail for a drug related crime can ask permission to spend these years in a recovery program in the community instead. Not only has this saved the government more than US$150 million, but it has also saved the lives of hundreds of people who where reintegrated into society.
Finally, I spent the second part of my internship in their Summer Camp, working with a group of educators and specialized personnel staff organizing different activities for a group of young boys and girls (6 to 14 years old), both children from the community and from the neighborhood. This second part of my internship served me more socially as I learned to deal with problematic children, most of them with a dark past, either spent in the streets and in the middle of drugs or in associations.
If you ever have the chance to visit the community you will first be impressed with the infrastructure and with the people. The majority are between 16 and 30 years old and have lost at least 7 years of their life with drugs. But they seem to have lived much more than us because of their maturity and kindness. I will definitely remember this experience and what the son of the founder told me the day I left the community: "I hope you will always consider San Patrignano your home away from home".
Jessica Iachia


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The Magician's Lie is one of the chosen books of winter at Shereads.org. Early reviewers compared it to The Night Circus, which is one of my all time favorite stories so I was thrilled to have the opportunity to read and review this book.
Synopsis from Amazon:
The Amazing Arden is the most famous female illusionist of her day, renowned for her notorious trick of sawing a man in half on stage. One night in Waterloo, Iowa, with young policeman Virgil Holt watching from the audience, she swaps her trademark saw for a fire ax. Is it a new version of the illusion, or an all-too-real murder? When Arden's husband is found lifeless beneath the stage later that night, the answer seems clear.
But when Virgil happens upon the fleeing magician and takes her into custody, she has a very different story to tell. Even handcuffed and alone, Arden is far from powerless-and what she reveals is as unbelievable as it is spellbinding. Over the course of one eerie night, Virgil must decide whether to turn Arden in or set her free... and it will take all he has to see through the smoke and mirrors.
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The turn of the century setting in this story is what captured my attention first. I love books with a historical aspect to them and the traveling shows on the railway, New York, and Biltmore all lent themselves to the time period and were beautifully described. You can tell the author did her research when you, as the reader, feel like you are there inside the story. The Amazing Arden, our main character, is truly "amazing." She is a strong woman born in a man's time who dared to take risks in order to make it on her own and escape her past. She never gave up even when pushed to the breaking point and I like to see that in a female character.
The story is told in one night, in a police station, while Arden is handcuffed to a chair as a suspected murderer. She tells her story from this chair, going back to her childhood and ending with a return to the present. Her story is intriguing and I found myself constantly making mental notes when I thought I found a clue in the past that might lead to what really happened. I went back and forth several times on the issue of Arden's guilt. When the truth was close to being revealed and I realized what truly happened, I was both surprised and also impressed that the author was able to hold onto the mystery for so long. The paranormal element of the story is minor but just enough to make it all the more engaging. The love story between Arden and Clyde is beautifully written and reminds us of the sacrifices people make for one another so they can protect and be with the ones that mean the most to them. As a villain, Ray was the perfect example of evil. He was truly disturbed and made me cringe on more than one occasion as I read. I had no compassion for him whatsoever.
One thing I would have loved to have in the story was a more prominent role for Officer Holt. We get a glimpse of his life and the hardship he is dealing with but I felt that he was a good guy who was temporarily lost in life and I would have liked to see a more solid ending to his story.
There are a few disturbing scenes but these just made the book even harder to put down because I knew in my heart that Arden would prevail.


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Life in Dubai: selection of the best pragmatic apps for smartphones
9 applications to make your life in Dubai more interesting
Do you want to order petrol delivery right to your parking place or pay bills on Saturday morning right from your warm bed? Are you searching for a convenient way to search and book cinemas and restaurants? This application will help to put your life in Dubai in order, saving a lot of precious time!
This mobile app offers TOP-10 lists for all important events in the city. All events are categorized in groups: bars and clubs, music and night life, restaurants, cinemas and hotels. This application shows exact address, working hours, prices and customer reviews. Incredibly comfortable and convenient!
This application is still being developed, but the general idea is perfect: you don't have to spend your time waiting in queue to buy some petrol. You need to open GETFUELED and order fuel delivery right to your car. It looks like magic, but your car will be fueled right in time.
"Must-have" app for the real fans of movies and cinema! Using VOX one can find any movie in the nearest cinema, buy tickets and go straight to the movie hall, showing the ticket on the smartphone, without any need to print it out.
Even if now your communal services are included into the rental payment, you may need to pay them personally in the nearest future, activating power and water supplying services. This app allows you doing so right from your comfortable couch.
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Do you want to make your life in Dubai more simple and interesting? Start using various convenient applications for your smartphone. In this article we covered 9 electronic helpers, which will make your life more comfortable.
This is the best app for those who love to eat high quality food. ZOMATO can be used to find a restaurant for any occasion, reading full description, customer reviews, interior photos, full menu and exact location. It also allows ordering food right to your home.
This is a real gem for those who plan to keep video communication with their relatives and friends. Several users may be added to the video conference – what an amazing feature! Don't believe in rumors – SKYPE is working in Dubai without problems.
The city of Dubai is growing day by day. New streets and objects appear every single day. If you want to know the entire city and never be late for important meetings, it's recommended to use GOOGLE MAPS application.


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text: I spent the day yesterday playing with deconstructed screenprinting again, this time using mainly purple and yellow. I love the results and can't wait to cut them up into something. I tried the Pocono monofilament screens this time and they were fabulous. On one screen I did 8 prints. They are already coated with polyurethane so they just need to be taped and they are ready to go.


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[1:59 am]
It's 2 am and I'm not sleeping. Why did this have to happen? Why do things always happen to me?
I called my friend, I just had too. She was indeed in bed but not sleeping yet. We talked a bit and I was all decided, I was going to call the place where I bought my doors and ask them to come put a deadlock on my door. We also came up with the idea of putting a bungee cord around the levers so it will keep it close and a chair against the door. I just don't feel safe to go away and need to find something to at least try to prevent someone from breaking in so I'll feel okay to go away. My friend said that if I wanted to stay home, she understood. I do want too but I need to keep living. Right?! So anyways, we talked till hub got home.
Hub is saying that a deadlock wouldn't change anything. The thing was, with the regular lock someone can take a card and force it open but we looked and there's no way someone can put a card in there. Not the way the door is made so basically the only reason a deadlock could be safer would be cause it's not as easy to break if someone forces the door. The door wasn't forced so that's not my worry. My worry was that someone could use a card but they can't as we tested it. There's a piece that makes it impossible. I feel a bit better but it still doesn't explain how the door was open. I do believe in ghost but that isn't good enough for me right now. I have no idea how someone could open the door at all. Hub said we needed to go with the explanation that it wasn't closed all the way so it opened. That's not possible as we haven't use the door and I always make sure it is closed when I lock it which the last time was prob like 2 months ago.
Anyways, I did the dishes and we watched Kevin Can Wait. I calmed down but I'm still super worried. I don't know how he can not worry about it. After watching the show I came to bed to play on my farming game and wanted to read but I don't know if I'll be doing that. I should try to sleep as I have to wake up for 9 am as I need to pack our bag before leaving. I'm debating on taking a sleeping pill as I'm not sure I'll be able to sleep. I haven't took a pill in two weeks. I'm doing so good, I don't want to screw it up. Arg!
So yea, hub said we wouldn't need to get a deadlock. I think I still need to do some research on that. Now I wonder if I should get an alarm, see if that would make me feel better. The thing is, it will die down and I'll be okay without extra safety. It's just for tomorrow as if it was someone that did open the door and come back they will do it now and not in some months. So it's now that I need it and I can't have it now.
Alright let's try and not talk about it anymore. I didn't really talk about my day so let's do that right now. This morning I was as always hoping my client would cancel, she didn't. She took like an hour so I still had two hours to kill. I was gonna come back home to nap but told myself I had to stay away from my bed. I called my friend which had just woken up and asked her if she wanted to go to the Casino for brunch so that's what we did. A new month and I'm already spending. I really need to stop that. So at the Casino I played my $5 and mom $25 but didn't get anything. All I wanted was $20 to pay our brunch so I wouldn't of "cheated" and spent money already. My friend played her $5 and didn't win either. After brunch I went to get my second client and then my third. I then rushed over to Costco to get my mom some cheese and then to the store. What a day! The store was such a mess. I'm just glad I don't work full time over there. When I talked to mom she mentioned the cheese and said she had forgotten to ask me to get her some. She doesn't know I did get her some so she'll be happy.
That's pretty much it for my day. Now I should try to get some sleep. I'm not really tired anymore. I was so very tired but all that worry kinda took care of it. I hope I can sleep. I can't believe I didn't even get to relax in the tub. Bleh!


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The Baltic Sea States Subregional Cooperation (BSSSC) has released its latest newsletter on opportunities in times of crisis. In this respect, the potential of green innovation in energy and water within the Baltic Sea Region is explained in detail. Download the full issue here.
Commissioner Johannes Hahn commented on the macro-regional strategies now and in the future, in a live web chat 26 March: "It is too early to judge the success of macro-regional strategies, and we are waiting to see the results of Baltic Sea Strategy and Danube Strategy. We expect that future programmes establish a clear link with the macro-regional strategies by focusing on investments needed to deliver these strategies".
The Commission released the new communication on the EUSBSR on Friday 23 March 2012. According to that the work will be streamlined along three objectives instead of the four pillars. The Communication is also the need of increased political commitment and alignment of policies. The short version of the new communication is to be found here. It is available in all Member State languages around the Baltic Sea and Russian. The full version is uploaded under the section Documentation on the left side column.
A live web chat with Johannes Hahn, European Commissioner for Regional Policy, will take place on Monday 26 March from 14.30-15.30h CET (Central European Time). Commissioner Hahn will answer questions relating to the plans for cohesion policy during the 2014-2020 funding period. More instructions on DG Regio web site
Macro-regional strategies should be reflected on all layers of programming for the next period 2014-2020. This was one of the conclusions when Normunds Popens, Deputy Director General, DG Regio when he presented the programming process ahead. Mr. Popens presentation is available here.
Colin Wolfe, Head of Unit of DG Regio, gave the opening speech for the 3rd Working Meeting of the EUSBSR where he officially launched the recently created website for the Strategy. The event takes place on 21-22 March in Vilnius, Lithuania.
The third working meeting 21-22 March 2012 on the future of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea is ready to start - the main topics are:
- Coordination and implementation 2012-2013:funding and facilitation
- Opportunities for programmes in 2012-2013: cooperation and contribution to EUSBSR
- EU2020 and the EUSBSR
- Review of the Action Plan of the EUSBSR
- Embedding the macro-regional concept in national strategic documents and operational programmes for 2014-2020
There are also a series of back to back meetings for e.g. National Contact Points and Priority Area Coordinators already on 20 March. The 3rd working meeting is organised by INTERACT Point Turku in cooperation with DG Regio.
The deadline for project applications within the fifth call of the Baltic Sea Region Programme is on 29 March 2012. The call opened on 9 January 2012. The announcement note, application form and other relevant documents can be found by clicking on the below link. Consultations in Rostock and Riga offices can be done until 16 March 2012.
Baltic Sea Region Programme, project applications. Documents for the fifth call
The initiative Inclusive Europe invites for its kick-off on 13 March 2012. Among their foreseen activities, Inclusive Europe will organise certified training for transnational cooperation along this year. Find more about this on its newsletter which also addresses some examples of good practice of transnational cooperation in the Baltic Sea Region.
Newsletter - Inclusive Europe - February 2012.pdf
The first e-newsletter of 2012 addresses the issue of EU macro-regions. Indeed, the cration of macro-regional strategies, in which the European Union acts as a facilitator, is the result of Member States' desire to work together as efficiently as possible in order to address issues of common interest.
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Good news on the weight loss this morning! Instead of creeping up another pound, as I expected I might after a week of being sick with the flu and, thus, not exercising, paradoxically, I find myself at 169 lbs - 5 lbs less than I was last Saturday! This knocks my BMI (Body Mass Index) down to the lowest it's been: 22.9, which is still right in the middle of "normal" weight. In my recollection, this is the lightest I've been since around 1985, when I was 33. I guess maybe the flu actually helped me lose a few pounds, then, despite the inactivity. Not the way I would have preferred to lose weight, though.
Where my blood sugar is concerned, it's a typical 110 this morning, after a late night steak, followed by some Brazil nuts later. Nothing unexpected, and still in the normal range. It'll fall again, back into the 80's or 90's within a few hours, as usual.
It's my blood pressure that has me a little concerned today, as it's shot way up on the diastolic side. At 125/100, my systolic has actually fallen by 4 points since last Saturday's reading, but the diastolic is the highest it's been since December 18th, 2007, when I began monitoring my blood pressure. Then, it was 135/99. As for possible causes, consider I've just awakened from about 8.5 hours of sleep, which is unusual for me, even on a Saturday morning when I don't set my alarm. I'm thinking it must be my sleep apnea, which is still there, of course. Though I don't recall waking prematurely at any time during the night, that, of course, doesn't mean I didn't have some apnic events, which usually have the effect of raising my blood pressure.
Then there is the fact that upon getting up, I noticed my left hand had some reddish indentations in it (gone, now that I've been up a while), indicating I'd slept on it for a while, so that would have cut off circulation in my left arm, somewhat. Other than this, I have no way of determining how my diastolic pressure got so jacked up.
But, the important thing to remember is that this is only a spot reading. My blood pressure will go down again during the day, most likely. Especially, if I just woke from an apnic event. That's the thing I touched on last week, about blood pressure "standards." This is really a hit-and-miss measure that doesn't give you a clear overall picture of what's happening in your body unless you're monitoring your blood pressure hourly - which would be ridiculous overkill, as everyone's blood pressure - including those who are in peak health - fluctuates throughout the day and with their activity level. So, just how relevant is this, really?
Last week, I was questioning - based upon something I'd read - the relevance of any of this concern over "high blood pressure." Could it be it's been made another health bogeyman, right along with saturated fats, which also doesn't cause heart disease? I'll have to look into this a little deeper.
ADDENDUM: I forgot to comment that, now that I'm at 169 lbs, I have exceeded my weight loss goal by one pound! So, at this point, I will be maintaining my weight, from here on out, in the range of 169 to 171 lbs, or so. Of course, it's going to fluctuate, so, I'm allowing for that by stating a range instead of a specific weight, which would be impossible to maintain as a constant. Anyway, I've arrived! I've done it, folks! Same with my diabetes; it's gone! Now, if I can just get my blood pressure down to normal without medication, I'll have achieved all of my stated health goals.


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ECOWAS Bank Appoints Kemi Adeosun As Board Chairperson
Nigeria's minister of finance, Kemi Adeosun has been appointed the chairperson, board of governors of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Bank for Investment and Development.
Adeosun, who succeeds Hassoumi Massoudou from the Republic of Niger, was appointed after the 15th ordinary meeting of the board of governors which held on Tuesday.
The meeting, which was declared open by Yemi Osinbajo, vice president of Nigeria, was attended by the ministers of finance and members of the board of the banks from Benin, Burkina Faso, Capo Verde, Côte d'Ivoire, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo.
In her speech at the meeting, Adeosun said economic growth in West Africa was not inclusive and listed ways that the 15-member countries could promote inclusive development in the region.
They include embracing a new development model that promotes inclusive economic growth, radical economic transformation to better the lives of all citizens in the region, and prioritising industrialisation, especially through labour-intensive manufacturing to promote job creation.
Others are a conscious emphasis on agriculture to improve food security, boosting the ocean economy in the region and deliberate effort to promote regional integration among member countries.
"Potentially, these areas also provide investors with profitable investment opportunities in our community. Equally critical is the work that is being done to promote regional integration in our sub-region," the minister said.
Using Nigeria as an example, Adeosun said diversification policy will have a significant impact on the regional economy adding that infrastructural development is key as it would ease the movement of goods, people, and services across the region.
The bank was established by member states of the ECOWAS and the headquarters is located in Lome, Togo.


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The Truth About WMDs in Iraq!! Proof!
WMDs Found in Iraq!
· 1.77 metric tons of enriched uranium
· 1,500 gallons of chemical weapons agents
· 17 chemical warheads containing cyclosarin (a nerve agent five times more deadly than sarin gas)
· Over 1,000 radioactive materials in powdered form meant for dispersal over populated areas
· Roadside bombs loaded with mustard and "conventional" sarin gas, assembled in binary chemical projectiles for maximum potency
Gotcha, didn't I? :)


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Life! I love learning, and am constantly seeking out instructors, books, workshops, and classes to catalyze my personal growth. Adventure! Traveling is incredibly important to me and a lot of my inspiration comes during my adventures and when meeting new people.
Why I Practice
Movement, inspiration, gratitude, happiness, breath, connection, love, handstands, and so many other reasons!
Why I Teach
Yoga has transformed my life in so many ways. I am honored to have the ability to inspire students every day to live their most incredible life on and off their mat.


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Most of the time, we ask the manufacturer or the installer to build a conservatory but before ordering for a cheap conservatory it is always better to go through the whole procedure of building work. This will help you in maintaining product quality, detailing and good servicing during the conservatory installation.
This will make the homeowner to remain aware of the steps coming forward during the installation procedure and help the installer by offering specific details of that particular area where the conservatory will be installed. The conservatories building work needs high specification as well as tight tolerance to carry out the work.
The foundation of the conservatory is around 600mm deep and 500mm wide but it varied with individual's requirements and might get lot deeper. Now the concrete is poured in the trench till 150 mm below ground level and the space will be used to erect the cavity wall. The cavity walls are erected to the agreed height that includes the damp proof course. The height of the cheap conservatory varies with the style, as different conservatory styles need different height and width.
In the perimeter hardcore is filled and then topped with sharp sand to make cushion for damp proof membrane. After the damp proof membrane, a 50 mm dense polystyrene material layer is placed for insulation. At last, a 100 mm of concrete layer goes above the polystyrene.
According to one's requirement, you can go for plastering of the structure too. After the conservatory is erected, a 50 to 70 mm of sand as well as cement floor is layered in the conservatory to complete the building work of conservatory. After the building of the basic structure of the cheap conservatory, homeowner can then add doors and windows of his or her choice.
The conservatory prices can be slashed down by opting alternative of the commonly used expensive material. The material of the door and windows can be either UPVC wood depending on the style of the conservatory and budget of the homeowner. Nowadays, you can have upvc doors and windows with wooden finish, which matches with r home style and comes with energy efficient feature.


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North Shields were knocked off their perch at the top of the table as they went down to a lone goal at the hands of title favourites Shildon.
The Railwaymen have games in hand and if they came content for just a point can be satisfied when a Billy Greulich-Smith header on the hour gave them all three.
Only a set-piece separated the sides and Shields boss Graham Fenton was disappointed at the outcome but immensely proud of his players.
He said: "I thought a draw would have been a fair result. They were hanging on in the end."
Indeed a number of observers thought that the better team had lost but nonetheless it sets the scene for a fascinating late season run-in.
Kieran Wrightson's delicious strike had dumped Shildon out of last season's League Cup at the Daren Persson Stadium.
This time he retained his right back role as the Tynesiders were unchanged from their Vase victory with new signing Gary Day, from Newcastle Benfield, named on the substitutes bench.
Shields were nearly caught out from the whistle as Mark Donninger somehow missed the target then Greulich-Smith miscued at the far post.
Thereafter chances were at a premium though it still proved an enticing fare for the bumper crowd of more than 500.
Shields had penalty shouts when Dean Holmes was impeded by Shildon keeper Kyle Hayes but the winger kept his feet and play was waved on.
Stalemate at the break and nothing goalworthy until that decisive header on the hour.
Only a stunning finger-tip save from Hayes denied Gareth Bainbridge a leveller and sustained late pressure which saw an effort hacked off the line failed to bring any reward.
North Shields: Bannon, Wrightson (Donnison 54), Grey, McKeown, Parker (Day 73), Hughes, Morris (Luccock 73), Forster, Bainbridge, Richardson, Holmes. Subs (not used) Coppen, Walker.
The home games continue with Jarrow Roofing the visitors on Saturday (3pm).
Following on Phoenix Sports come on Saturday, February 7, for the FA Vase Fifth Round clash then its back to league action with West Auckland travelling to Tyneside.


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Finally! Internet!! Yup... am writing this all the way from Vietnam!! And guess what? I'm still in one piece! And even better news, I'm absolutely enjoying my solo travel here so far! I've finally shaken off my jelly legs, and embraced this trip as it is.
I'm in Dalat at the moment, a hilly resort town set at the southern tip of the Central Highlands. It's cold and I'm trying to survive with only a cardigan. It's been a hectic trip up to this point. Arrived HCMC at night (yet another delay with AA), and following my tightly planned itinerary, I only had one entire day in the city before moving up north. So... yeah... still managed to squeeze in Cu Chi Tunnel, 8 city landmarks, Indian fare for dinner, Fanny for ice-cream and tons of walking all and around the city streets - all in one day. So yeah... you could imagine my exhaustion when coming back to the guesthouse last night.
And all bright and early this morning, had board on an opentour bus to Dalat. What was promised to be a 6hrs bus ride ended up to be an 8hrs nightmare. The seat was narrow, roads were bumpy and my butts were getting numb. By the time I reached Dalat, it was 4pm, I have yet to see anything as listed on the Lonely Planets and I am suppose to headout to Nha Trang first thing tomorrow morning. And to make matters worse, its the school holidays here in Vietnam, and Dalat being such a popular attraction, almost all the hotels I went to are either full, or just wont accept a single traveller like me.
But... it's the people that I meet - the locals mostly - in the restaurant, on the streets, in the hotel, that are slowly changing my trip day by day. I am so lucky to have met Mr Bin this evening. After hearing out my predicament, he took me up on his motorbike and we went straight to the waterfalls, the lake, the Buddhist Monastery and the Crazy House. It was getting dark by the time I came out of the Crazy House (yes... the owner is crazy) and it had just started raining. So we pulled to a side cafe, he treated me to hot local coffee... and he pulled out his briefcase. Ahh... always the salesman.
We started talking, and he showed me some of the places that he took his 'customers' too and their testimonials (3 notebooks full). And I have to admit that it is way, way more interesting than the places that I had planned on going. Travelling throught the Central Highlands on motorbike? Visiting the minority ethnicities? Sleeping in longhouses? Trekking through the National Park, and taking a dip under the waterfalls? Tell me you're not as swayed by this idea as I am. And I was so so tempted to take him up to his offer. But... I have another problem.
As you well know, I had planned my trip on a very tight itinerary. And this itinerary allows me to sufficiently discover Hoi An and Hue, yet still able to get me back to Hanoi by the 17th so that I can actually catch my flight back home. So I showed him my crazy-assed itinerary. And he showed me an alternative. Skip Nha Trang (which will be infested by tourists anyway), and he promised me that he'll get me to Hoi An by 14th, and I will still be able to enjoy a fullfilling trip there. Hmmmm.... this is getting tough. We went back and forth negotiating the price, and before you know it, we were shaking hands and signing contract!
But really... Mr Bin is such a lovely character, and he had been nothing but gracious to me the whole night. He even got me a perfectly decent room for $7!! Dude!
Ok. Shop is closing and I'm being kicked-out. Will try to update if the opportunity comes. Wish me luck!!


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Event № 210
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TE PDE and Applied Mathematics Seminar - Matthias Keller (Potsdam) 29/03/2016, Tuesday, 14:30
Type: Seminar
Name: PDE and Applied Mathematics Seminar
Title: Compactifications of graphs and the Dirichlet problem
Speaker: Matthias Keller (Potsdam)
Place: Amado 814, Technion
We study a compactification of certain graphs that goes back toideas of Royden. Given the boundary that arises from thiscompactification, we first study the Dirichlet problem. Secondly, inthe case of finite measure the associated Laplacians have purelydiscrete spectrum and one can give estimates on the eigenvalueasymptotics. Finally, the Markov extensions of the Laplacian can becharacterized by boundary conditions given by Dirichlet forms on theboundary.
(This comprises joint work with Agelos Georgakopoulos, SebastianHaeseler, Daniel Lenz, Marcel Schmidt, Michael Schwarz, RadoslawWojciechowski)
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Seattle's Chanteuse Releases Her 3rd Album - Lady in the Gown
The Lady in the Gown project has fifteen jazz tunes including one original title track. The name was inspired by the NPR/KNKX interview from 2016 where she was then to be labeled the Lady in the Gown. Tabor was looking for a fresh sound and decided to collaborate with the wonderful 200 Trio.
Max Holmberg on drums is an inspiration to rhythm and brings a coolness and savvy more seasoned musicians yearn to obtain. Greg Feingold is a bass playing purist, meaning one who can play without electronic amplification. The strength of his strumming is tremendous and subtle at the same time. He commands the stage but allows all around him to shine. Cole Schuster is a beautiful guitarist who keeps a very "cool customer" look on his face while playing monster licks that move your heart and make your mind think. These men have really created a space for Tabor to broaden her song list with great support and respect. You can catch the Seattle Chanteuse and her group performing at standing gigs at Tula's Jazz Club, The Sorrento Hotel and The Cottage.
Seattle Chanteuse, Jacqueline Tabor is an award-winning vocalist who lives and performs in the Pacific Northwest. This sultry alto has a voice that contains style, passion, and sophistication. Expressive in her approach to a jazz standard, she creates a memorable moment, lures you in, and leaves you
wanting more.
A native of Bellevue, Washington, Tabor graduated from Sammamish High School where she studied music under Jack Halm, a great jazz professor in his own right, who taught in the Bellevue School District and at Seattle Pacific University. Tabor went on to study Music and History at Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana where she developed a deep understanding of the blues and the origins of jazz music. After taking a break from singing to focus on raising her children, Tabor returned to her hometown of Seattle in 2003. Once reacquainted with the beautiful Emerald City, she began performing more seriously in various clubs and competitions.
In 2004, Tabor worked with accomplished vocalist and Cornish College instructor, Andrienne Wilson. This chance encounter guided her to obtain the skills, techniques, and confidence to seek out an official jazz band for performances and in March 2005, Tabor began her stint with the Black Lab Trio as lead vocalist. This band recognized her talent and allowed her to cultivate a vocal jazz style of her own. In early 2011, while contemplating and envisioning her own progression as a jazz artist, Tabor decided to pursue a solo career and The Jacqueline Tabor Jazz Band was born. This band is the culmination of Tabor's personal jazz journey, fantastic musicians, diligence, and good old fashioned hard work. Tabor's jazz band is also inspired by one of her family members – her godmother, the late, great Edmonia Jarrett. Jarrett was a notable jazz singer whose amazing career and journey of perseverance highly impacted and influenced Tabor, and continues to inspire her to this day.
On March 21, 2011 at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley, Tabor was chosen as the seventh annual Seattle-Kobe Female Jazz Vocalist, an honor bestowed on her by the Seattle-Kobe Sister City Association. Tabor was granted the opportunity to travel and perform in Kobe, Japan at Asahi Hall. This journey was invaluable to Tabor's career and her life. Inspired by her experience in Japan, Tabor released her debut album What a Wonderful World (2011). Tabor received Earshot Jazz's Golden Ear Award for NW Vocalist of the Year. Her second album The Jazz in You (2012) was recorded live by KNKX Jim Wilke at the Seattle Jazz Vespers in 2014. This project received national acclaim and exposure
to the airways.
Track Names and Times
1. On Green Dolphin Street 4:11
2. I Can't Give You Anything but Love 4:14
3. Autumn Leaves 3:05
4. Misty 4:23
5. Lady in the Gown 2:58
6. Caravan 1:32
7. Tight 3:08
8. When Lights are Low 3:48
9. Dindi 3:31
10. I Fall in Love Too Easily 2:35
11. That's All 2:47
12. Mood Indigo 4:51
13. It Could Happen to You 4:17
14. Never Make a Move Too Soon 2:39
15. Crazy He Calls Me 4:58
Players and Instruments:
Jacqueline Tabor: vocals
Cole Schuster: guitar
Greg Feingold: bass
Max Holmberg: drums
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Hello! Thank you for coming to my blog, and I hope you enjoy my food as much as I do! I'm finding my way in the world after graduating from the University of Virginia with a very practical degree in English Literature. I live with my boyfriend, Bryan, our two kittens, and our hedgehog in the beautiful Smokey Mountains.
I've been a foodie longer than I've known there was a name for it, and I've recently started documenting my adventures in the kitchen. Take a look around, and feel free to leave your comments and suggestions.


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Brunello is one of the 150 things that the world envies us of…
Together with Armani, Juventus, Capri, the Coliseum and Roberto Benigni, Brunello di Montalcino is among the Italian things that those abroad are envious of.
by Donatella Cinelli Colombini
This piece of news comes from a survey carried out by the students of the Istituto Costa in Lecce.
The young inhabitants of the Salento peninsula sent 3.500 e-mails to people living abroad, chosen in a random way, in different nations around the world, asking them to list 20 Italian things – artists, food, works of art, places, etc. that they know and appreciate so much so as to desire having them in their own nation.
The resulting list is a mixture of things but able to underline how abroad Italy is
appreciated for what it exports, such as haute couture or great wines or for the charismatic protagonists of the past and present such as Giulio Cesare or Luciano Pavarotti.
In other words there are no politicians among the most appreciated things from our nation. But a good 11 wines among which are Chianti and Brunello di Montalcino!


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Trevor Andrew aka Trouble Andrew seems to be just like his fiancé Santigold..Something between rock and rap! His new album Dreams Of A Troubled Man is coming out in March and this is the first single New Kid. The video to it is directed by Bijoux Altamirano, it's black and white and it smells like trouble!
Free Mp3: Trouble Andrew – New Kid
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Dutch architectural firm founded (1980) by Chris de Weijer (1956– ), Erick van Egeraat (1956– ), Francine Houben (1955– ), and Henk Döll (1956– ). Influenced by De Stijl, and by the work of Brinkman, van der Vlugt, and Stam, among their buildings may be cited the Botanical Institute and Library, Wageningen (1989), the Boompjes Restaurant Pavilion, Rotterdam harbour (1990), the Mecanoo House, Rotterdam (1991), the Prinsenland Housing, Rotterdam (1988–93), the library for Delft Technical University (1995–9), and the conversion of a C18 church in Amsterdam into the De Trust Theatre (1995–9).
Egeraat (1997);Houben (2001);Mecanoo (1994, 1998);Meyhöfer (1995);Somer et al. (1995);Sudjic (1997)
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DOWNEY - The City Council unanimously agreed last week to amend the Downey Municipal Code to prohibit the use of controlled substances, including marijuana, in public places.The new ordinance specifically makes it illegal to carry marijuana or marijuana pipes while in a public place, even if legally obtained for medicinal purposes. Capt. Carl Charles of the Downey Police Department said the ordinance will aid officers who encounter residents smoking medical marijuana in public areas, often in parks and schools. "It's not a huge problem, but it's something that we do see and want to take care of," Charles said.
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I am feeling proud of myself. I have just made myself a new head band. Ain't it cute? Can you see it properly? Trust me - it's cute.
I used all these things to make it. I measured the headband I had for a general size. These are all supplies I have bought from Woolworth's and Big W. I don't get much chance for Spotlight or craft shops. I buy a lot of stuff when I am grocery shopping - you'd be surprised what you can find if you look! That Fray Stop is great stuff to put on the ends of ribbon. It's sort of like watered down glue. It soaks into the fabric and holds it together.
I hope to make some more head bands like this in different colours and make some bows on hair pins and some fabric flowers for head bands and pins. I will be doing well on my Resolutions if I can get some flowers in my hair!
I am completely uncoordinated when it comes to styling my hair, so 'there it is', are my favourite styles. As in, brush, head band - 'There it is'!


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By Laura Medina
Both Single Dress by Galina Sobolev.
After sacrificing style, preference, and fun fashion for draconian office decorum slaving away as somebody's assistant, once established, the newly established power women finally earned the money and the freedom to dress how they want to dress.
These ladies know it's time they set their sight on style because the red carpet is clamoring for them, after all these years toiling away in the backdrop.
These select insightful designers know that. This is why they specifically set up shop to tailor, drape, and design fashion-forward clothes for forward women...with real money.
Single by Galina Sobolev (now on https://www.amazon.com/Single-by-Galina-Sobolev/b/ref=w_bl_sl_ap_ap_web_13254710011?ie=UTF8&node=13254710011&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=Single+by+Galina+Sobolev) works, socializes, plays, and watch in West Hollywood, observing the rising established power women then listens to how they have nothing to wear.
Galina Sobolev solves that.
She designs and engineers figure-flattering contemporary fashion in advanced fabrics that wraps and warps along a woman's God-given curves, rather than fights against it that one finds in fast-fashion targeted at the Junior market.
This scribe wore her black-piped, keyhole-warp top, in white, at Moby's music festival, modeling Kat Von D.'s lipsticks...
Galina's royal blue keyhole, warp jumpsuit was so nice, that this scribe wore it twice, from a chef's cooking demonstration to an organic beauty conference then to an awards show...
Another fashion designer setting her sights on the rising power woman is Delia McPhee and her gowns and dresses in "magical crepe."
Delia's creations may appear "skinny," but don't allow good construction and tailoring fool you. Let Delia McPhee fool them.
Her creations are sewn in "magical crepe" that gives, hugs, and moves with and along a woman's natural curves, without constricting them or working against the curves. By boosting and highlighting what is naturally good about a woman's figure, a natural figure looks better with ease, not awkwardness.
She knows that it's the rising showrunner women and women producers who needs high-fashion cocktail attire and eveningwear that fits their lifestyles and new rank in life.
Another real-world contemporary woman constructing contemporary clothing for fast-forward, fashion-forward women is the unsung Amanda Uprichard.
If "Sex and the City" was alive and a well today, Samantha Jones and Carrie Bradshaw would be wearing and incorporating Amanda Uprichard pieces.
Contemporary clothing isn't mutually exclusive to today's minus size 0 juniors and tweens. Real quality contemporary clothes in quality fabric and in tailoring cost money. Today's rising power women have cold, hard cash with money to burn...and few outlets catering to them...
This is where Galina Sobolev, Delia McPhee, and Amanda Uprichard come in...
This scribe first discovered Amanda Uprichard at the II Brunettes in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina (Charleston's answer to Los Angeles to Downtown Charleston's Manhattan). This scribe was quite taken by the fabrication and styling then impressed by the fit and comfort accommodating the bust then the fit at the waist then freedom at the hips. It was like discovering Juice Couture for grown women with money.
This scribe has been a fan of Amanda Uprichard ever since.
Still to this day Amanda Uprichard has grown and morph along with her core "Sex and the City" women, from struggling, wandering girls to established ladies who jet-set.
Being established and being empowered never means you lost your femininity.
Quite the opposite, you finally gained the freedom to dress however you want to dress (damn everyone else). You have the reason to dress up in fantasy gowns. Most importantly, you have the money to financially support the fashion industry.


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WORKERS sacked without warning can claim a victory after a judge ruled that their former company must pay out.
AEI Cables could be liable for hundreds of thousands of pounds after it unceremoniously sent 126 of its staff packing in May last year.
The company, based in Birtley, Gateshead, claimed it made the shock move to save the business after it hit on financial difficulties and needed to qualify for a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
But Employment Judge Jeremy Hargrove has said it was "not credible" to blame finance issues for a "complete failure to consult" with staff, some of whom had been loyal to AEI for 30 years, and unions.
He said: "Calling trade union representatives to a meeting to inform them that a large number of their members are to be dismissed within a day or so does not amount to consultation."
By law, firms must consult with staff for 90 days before redundancy, but AEI failed to follow regulations and has now been ordered to pay former employees five weeks' wages.
Staff still searching for jobs have now said they plan to take the firm to other employment tribunals for unfair dismissal, with some workers even claiming they were selected for dismissal because of their age or a disability.
Meanwhile, almost 18 months on from the mass redundancy, dozens of staff left in the lurch are still unable to find work.
Bill Doyle, 59, a former shift supervisor, from Birtley, who has been co-ordinating the appeal, said that between appeals and the firm's finances recovering, it could be another 18 months before they are given the money. "We will not see any of the money until three years after the event, which is shocking," he said.
"I worked there for 38 years and a lot of the members who were sacked were in their later years.
"At the time I was made redundant I was actually on the sick.
"The way they have handled this all the way down the line has been terrible – no compassion, everyone just washed their hands of us.
"People were called in to the office and told to get their stuff and get off site.
"Some of the younger ones might have long-term jobs, but some of the older hands can only get work for three months at a time and then they are laid off. People aren't getting long-term work."
Michael Hopper, a GMB union representative, said staff were simply given "a tap on the shoulder" and told they had no longer had a job.
He said: "It is shocking in this day and age that companies think they can hide behind CVAs and bypass employment law.
"For 126 people to lose their jobs in that way, and not to be told why, is a disgrace."
Liberal Democrat MEP Fiona Hall has been following the case and supported the workers when they marched last June.
More than 50 former AEI Cables staff, backed by their husbands, wives and children, brought traffic to a crawl as they protested in Birtley.
Ms Hall said: "I'm pleased to see justice being done.
"The manner in which the workers were sacked last year was shameful.
"They deserve great credit for their perseverance in the face of a company determined to escape its basic legal responsibilities.
"I'm sure the former employees just want to put this episode behind them.
"But they can't while AEI refuse to do the decent thing: accept they made a serious mistake and pay up."
Clive Sharp, chief executive of AEI Cables, said the firm will appeal the ruling.
He said: "An appeal of the case has been lodged with the Employment Appeal Tribunal and is scheduled to be heard during 2013.
"In the meantime, we are not in a position to comment while this case is still in the legal process and until a final judgement has been decided."