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February Newsletter
Recruitment Focus: Why HOPS use CV Library for skilled recruitment.
CV-Library was launched in October 2000 as one of the UK's first employment websites. As the third-largest employment website in the UK, the job board hosts the UK's largest CV database of over 12 million CVs. HOPS Recruitment have been using CV library to fill...read more
January Newsletter
REED founder shares the 5 worst CV mistakes!
Recruiter James Reed has revealed the top five CV mistakes that could warrant a candidate's application being dumped in the reject pile in his new book 'The 7 Second CV: How to Land the Interview'. The Chairman of REED Recruitment explained that avoiding these...read more
Client Focus: This salary will put candidates off your skilled role.
It is not unusual to find 'competitive salary' listed in agricultural job descriptions; but to what extent is this approach diminishing your chances of finding the right person for the role? Defining the term is one of the first challenges facing agricultural...read more
Client Focus: Recruiting and retaining staff in the dairy industry.
We asked our top dairy clients to share their advice on recruitment and staff retention! Some of the largest dairy units in the UK have the best practices when it comes to staffing and we wanted to share some knowledge with you. Setting a dairy role apart from the...read more
December Newsletter
Does your in-house recruitment team use these sourcing channels?
A survey commissioned by Eploy, in association with HR & Recruitment Grapevine, will again look to understand how candidates are sourced by sector and which sourcing channels are most successful in generating the right quantity and quality of candidates. The UK...read more
What is the #1 thing that has made it difficult to recruit new staff for your farm?
We asked some of our clients this question and this is what they said! Here are the top 5 answers; Advertising costs – Job posting is not cheap especially when unfilled roles require re-posting over a number of weeks. Time wasters – This included no shows to...read more
HOPS Newsletter November 2018
UK Anti-Slavery Day 2018
Today is UK Anti-Slavery Day and we are standing firm in our approach to responsible recruitment. There are so many ways in which HOPS contributes to the prevention of Modern slavery. At every stage of the recruitment and placement process we are vigilant, starting in...read more
The Best Times To Post On Social Media
Social media is one of the best tools to attract candidates to your job vacancy. But if you want to make the most of this opportunity to reach a large audience, don't just post job ads at random. People behave differently on each platform and the way audiences...read more
Get Your CV Noticed
Do you want to maximise your opportunity to impress employers with an impressive CV? Is your CV messy and hiding your best attributes? You may have the best skill set for the role but are you presenting them in a way that is easy for employers to read? Follow these...read more
Pilot Scheme Launched!
HOPS are delighted to learn of the announcement from the Home Secretary and Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs of a nationwide pilot scheme to bring 2,500 migrant workers from outside the EU to the UK. The recognition from the Government...read more
HOPS Newsletter – September 2018
7 questions your agricultural recruiter should be asking candidates
Does your agricultural recruiter ask candidates these 7 questions? Saving time without cutting corners is a skill only the best recruiters possess. A top agricultural recruiter will never approve an application without first, thoroughly pre-screening the...read more
NFYFC Competitions 2018
HOPS had an amazing time at National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs Competitions on Saturday 30th June this year! HOPS Director Sarah Boparan was seriously impressed and had a difficult time judging junior member of the year. Congratulations to all the deserving...read more
Fruit Focus 2018
This year HOPS are Co-sponsoring Fruit Focus Forums with the NFU. The event takes place on the 25 July at East Malling Research Centre in Kent and the agenda for the one day show is as follows: 10am - Building Resilience before Brexit 11am - The robots are coming, or...read more
HOPS Newsletter – July 2018
How you can use the agricultural skills gap to improve your business.
The demand for skilled, experienced farm workers is high. Lack of flexibility and poor attitude towards less experienced candidates has had a lasting effect on the industry as a whole, which is becoming more apparent this year. The agricultural sector has a skills...read more
HOPS Attend GLAA Regional Seminars 2018
HOPS News – June 2018
5 Things you should know about agricultural recruitment
Sourcing skilled employees is becoming increasingly difficult for the UK farming and food industry. With so many opportunities available to job seekers you need to remain competitive in your approach and focus on retaining valuable employees. There are so many factors...read more
What is it like to work for HOPS?
Watch this video to find out what life as a HOPS seasonal worker is really like!read more
HOPS join NFYFC Annual Convention in Blackpool
The HOPS team joined our NFYFC colleagues in Blackpool last weekend for Annual Convention and had an amazing time meeting YFC members and taking some fun pics! It was great to see so many in attendance enjoying themselves and contributing to the positive atmosphere...read more
It's Time to Recruit Smart
So it's that time of year again and you need to recruit a sprayer operator. You clearly stated in your job ad that you require a physically fit, sensible individual with a bit of general farming experience and most importantly PA1 and PA2. You've tried all the...read more
HOPS Spring Newsletter May 2018
Top 3 Recruitment Hot Topics of 2018
Posted by Carly Goodridge-Smith on 24 April 2018 Stay in the loop and recruit smart, get ahead of the game on these hot topics! Brexit Let's get straight to the point, Brexit is happening and the recruitment landscape is changing fast. We are all up to speed...read more
Posted by Carly Goodridge-Smith on 20 April 2018 If you are struggling to fill your skilled vacancy, let us help you avoid these common mistakes. Stop wasting your valuable time and start recruiting smart! Asking for too much : This is a serious problem within the...read more
DEFRA Brexit update March 2018
We have important news regarding policy framework for agriculture. Please see the below update from DEFRA. Dear All, As an important stakeholder, we wanted to inform you that on Tuesday 27 February the government launched a new consultation which...read more
HOPS continues to lobby for growers interest
This week HOPS have been very busy attending various meetings and discussions on hot topics such as Brexit and recruitment fees . Meetings attended include; NFU food supply chain Brexit summit - 8th February at the NFU offices, Kenilworth. BTF 50 Club members meeting...read more
HOPS help to plug skills shortage with new agri-executive recruitment service.
A new executive recruitment service for the agri-business and food sector was launched by HOPS Labour Solutions – the commercial arm of The National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs (NFYFC) –at LAMMA 2018 to help plug the industry's skills shortage. HOPS has over 25...read more
Visit HOPS at LAMMA 18
It is that exciting time of year again and we are all busy here at HOPS getting ready for LAMMA 18! HOPS exhibition will be better than ever this year with plenty of information about our services and what we have to offer your business. We are launching our new...read more
Enter HOPS Facebook competition !
We launched our new Facebook competition this month in a bid to obtain feedback on our new website. For your chance to win a month of free advertising for your vacancy, all you have to do is: • Like and share the competition post on our Facebook page...read more
HOPS Growers Conference 2017
HOPS would like to thank everyone who attended this years conference. Thank you to all our guest speakers for making the day such a great success. HOPS Growers Conference 2017 Agenda is available here.read more
HOPS joins NFYFC at Competitions Day 2017
HOPS will be at National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs Competitions day on 1st July. Come and find us if you are looking for work or have any questions. See you there!read more
Here is a sneak preview of HOPS new promo video!
The Guardian – Brexit and the coming food crisis
Britain's food production depends on seasonal migrant labour from the EU. What will happen to those workers after Brexit? And how will it change the industry? On 24 June last year, the few hundred residents of a temporary village, hidden from view in the middle of a...read more
HOPS helps lead in worker welfare and ethical practice
HOPS has been working with growers, co-operatives, technical auditors and major retailers to help produce an essential industry guide. A collaborative project has enabled the Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) to issue an industry guidance document covering caravan...read more
UK Minister dismisses pleas for seasonal farmworker scheme
The British government has ruled out a seasonal agricultural workers scheme which helps people from overseas temporarily work on U.K. farms and vitally plug gaps in the fruit picking workforce. Ever since the result of the European Union referendum last June, the...read more
Government rejects seasonal farmworkers scheme
The government has rejected calls for a seasonal agricultural workers scheme (SAWS) so people from overseas can fill temporary job vacancies on UK farms. Immigration minister Robert Goodwill told MPs that reports of a UK farm labour shortage following last year's vote...read more
Open letter to all HOPS grower and worker members
7th March 2017 Open letter to all HOPS grower and worker members. Since the Brexit vote, there has been some mixed messaging in the press and on social media with regards to freedom of movement and the ability to work in the UK. HOPS attended a Governmental...read more
HOPS offer Fowler Tull members discount
HOPS in Parliament
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee Featuring HOPS Labour Solutions Director, John Hardman. Watch the full video on Parliament TVread more


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The father in Luke 15:11-23 had two sons—one who hung out with prostitutes and pigs, the other who was an arrogant twit. We're all somewhere on that spectrum, and God loves us the way the father in Jesus' parable loved his prodigal children... without condition or reservation. That kind of transformative love is changing the world one person at a time.
Watch this message from Steve and you'll be on your way to being a parent who loves the way you have been loved.

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text: So I wanted a place to store some of Baby's toys in her room. It's an itsy room so the rest will go downstair in her eventual playroom. But for now I wanted a box for a select few toys. I bought a end of season sale flower planter from a big box store as well as some casters. I attached the casters to the bottom, now the box has the option of siding behind the crib.


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On Saturday Steve's band Scale Model was set to play the Sevier Park Fest, but due to rain all the musical performances were canceled. The rain strikes again! We took the opportunity to run some errands and do some shopping. Later in the day we stopped by the festival and Steve entered the mustache competition. There were some really impressive staches and unfortunately my man didn't win. Later that night we went to the Time after Time art show at Boheme Collectif and, like usual, ended up at Fran's for karaoke.
Sunday was bad weather once again. We celebrated Cinco de Mayo by going out to a local Mexican joint for a breakfast burrito. Later that day we headed over to Portland Brew to get some work done. Steve has been working on wedding and engagement photo sessions and I did some blog business and made a nice dent in God Emperor of Dune.
This is the outfit I wore to the coffee shop. See that lovely Betsey Johnson bag up top? I scored that at Ross on Saturday. I usually have the worst luck at Ross and leave with nothing, but this bag screamed at me from across the room. It's a great travel/laptop bag and I can't wait for it to be my carry-on the next time I travel. It's big enough to hold my laptop, my kindle, all of my regular purse contents plus there is a spot for a few changes of clothes. And, did I mention that I got it for 20% of the MSRP? YUP!
Since I loved the bag so much I wanted to make an outfit that matched the bag. If that makes me lame, oh well. I've had this red and blue sweater for a few years now and I love it. It has a really nice boxy-flowy shape but for some reason I don't feel like I'm swimming in it. I matched it with one of my grandma's necklaces and my favorite pair of jeans. Easy Peasy.
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Feb 06, 2017
Student Council proudly sponsors 2017 Legacy Week!
We are seeking to provide a week for students and staff to put the principles of the Rachel's Challenge Chain Reaction program into ACTION!
We thank you in advance for your participation and leadership in modeling the principles of Legacy Week. Most importantly, we hope you enjoy yourselves and the connections you will make with other staff members and students. Student Council hopes that our campus culture and climate will be positively impacted and that Legacy Week provides our student body and staff with an opportunity to:
Spark compassion and kindness ...
Provide opportunities to develop new and stronger relationships ...
Convey one's individuality and creativity ...
Have fun participating in events, documenting with selfies, and sharing those pictures and tweets on social media.
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At 24 years of age, Bernadette Mary Flynn has had many achievements most Irish dancers can only dream of. She was born August 1,1979 to the parent of Andy and Mary Flynn. Her parents own a pub which is also bed and breakfast in her hometown of Nenagh (pronounced NE-Na) Tipperary, c.o. Ireland. Their pub is called Andy Flynn�s. She lives a two-minute walk from a castle in Nenagh. Bernadette has quite a large family. She has an older brother and 3 sisters two, of which are twins. Her brother�s name is Andrew, her sister�s name is Elaine, and the twins� names are Catiriona and Maria. Catiriona and Maria are finishing there last year of secondary school. Her family has been very supportive of her dancing. She has said to miss them often but has no plans on leaving Lord of the Dance behind.
Bernadette went to school at St. Mary's Secondary School in Ireland. While her classmates were busy preparing for end of the year exams in their last year before Leaving Certificate (graduation), Bernadette is savoring the sweet success of a dream come true as leading lady in Michael Flatley�s Lord of the Dance. She has absolutely no regrets about leaving her school life behind saying, �This is what I�ve always wanted to do, it�s a dream come true for any Irish dancer.� She also said about school "I don't know if I could ever go back to school." But how many young teenagers would? After you�ve dazzled audiences throughout the world, captivated Hollywood stars on Oscars night and shared the stage with the King of Dance himself, it would be very hard to slip into school uniform and turn up for class. Before Lord of the Dance, she attended Browne Academy of Dance starting at the age of 4 and she�s �never looked back �. Dorian Browne taught her Irish dancing and it was always a one on one relationship that is why she got on so well. This means she has been dancing for about fifteen years. They�d do classes during the week then on weekends compete at a feis (Fesh). Her sister Elaine used to tutor her in Irish dance in the �early years.� �It takes a lot of dedication,� Bernadette said.
Among her competitive achievements, she has won 6 world titles and 7 All-Irelands and has traveled the world doing so. She came in first in the 1996 World Irish dancing companionships. She is recently Saoirse (pronounced Sar-sha) the Irish Colleen in Lord of the Dance. Saoirse is Gaelic (the Irish language) means freedom. Other than the Lord of the Dance and the Feet of Flames videos, Bernadette can be seen in two of Olive Hurley�s instructional videos. The names of these videos are the twenty-fifth Anniversary World Championship home video and Olive Hurley�s instructional video, Irish dancing step by step.
When auditioning for Lord of the Dance the dancers recall being confused when asked to abandon their rigid arms at the side concept. They danced eight bars of music and had to move their arms freely. Everyone�s reaction was like a puzzled �what?� they just didn�t know what to do. Lord of the Dance was created in the run down, beat up FSFX hall in Dublin, Ireland. Michael couldn�t afford anything else and this was practically free to rent. It was cold miserable, it had cockroaches and cobwebs, but they loved it. They all worked hard then went out for drinks at the pub afterwards and discussed the days work. After six months of hard work and rehearsal Lord of the Dance opened July 2, 1996 in the Point Dublin Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. Following a runway of success they added thirteen sold out performances of Lord of the Dance in Radio City Music Hall. You know you�ve made it once you�ve performed there. Bernadette�s dream came spectacularly true as she and her young cast mates went on to wow and estimated worldwide audience of one billion viewers with their fancy footwork during the Academy Awards extravaganza in Los Angeles. When the president of Ireland visited Nenagh, Bernadette danced for her. It was called Glor na nGael. Bernadette said about the show Feet of Flames, �There�s new numbers, new people, new everything, and its really exciting but really nerve racking at the same time.� Feet of Flames opened on July 25, 1998 at the Route of Kings theatre in London. After opening night Bernadette said, she�s never been so nervous. This was Michael Flatley farewell performance with Lord of the Dance and his troupe.
�I think Bernadette Flynn and Gillian Norris are probably the two finest female dancers in the world, but in totally different way. Bernadette is very sensual she�s the epitany of elegance really, there�s something about her, her whole persona, her whole energy that just says class. And just the way she moves, no one else in the world can move like her, I knew it from the first time I saw her dance.� Michael said about her. �Dancing with Bernadette is like dancing with air, you don�t have to look to see where she is you can feel her.� � Bernadette does a new dance called Saoirse. She doesn�t really look for the attention and by not doing that everyone comes to her. That�s just her energy. And I just love that new costume she wears it�s fantastic.� Bernadette also has high praise for the Lord of the Dance: �Michael is an amazing dance partner and one of the best dancers ever to perform on stage. He is so natural and in control, just incredible to watch.� �The first time I ever met Michael Flatley he was like a god really.� She said the troupe were all into American football, which she cared nothing about and was tired of hearing about it. When talking about why her hair is different during performances then after she said that was because she wore the wig because she just didn't feel like washing it all! Are they tired after shows and practice? � Where too tired at night,� said Bernadette. �There�s not to much time after rehearsal, but then we just go home and go to bed,� added Gillian Norris, Bernadette�s equally talented dance partner. Did you know then that you where going to make Irish dancing your life? � Well I thought then, that it was always going to be my life I had a great passion of it,� Bernadette said in an interview. They have a rigorous schedule. �A day be like, we�d get up about twelve, if were not rehearsing earlier in the morning. Then we�d have diner. Then we�d be in about four o�clock to go over the routine for about 2 hours, then we start makeup hair and the show then, but it�s always very exciting,� Michael added, �Oh yeah an hour of makeup.� They stretch everyday so then don�t occur injury, which is about a 20 minute stretch before and after every show. She is right handed and enjoys signing many autographs for her fans after her shows. Though sometimes she recalls she just to tired to move and simply can�t but she�ll always try.
According to her sister in Ireland, however, Bernadette's success hasn't changed her in the slightest, an amiable fact given the young dancer's meteoric rise to stardom and the show biz lifestyle she and her fellow dancers have become accustomed to. She said, " this is taking Irish dancing to a new level". On Bernadette�s birthday they had a show at the Rosemount theatre in Chicago, IL, Michael gave Bernadette a dozen pink roses and carried her off stage after everything was over. Bernadette has achieved the role of Dance Captain, also staying Saoirse and occasionally switching to a chorus member. Bernadette has stayed with troupe 1 (which is the original troupe, featured on the video) from the beginning, even after her friend Gillian left for troupe 2. The current Lord of the Dance troupe 1 tour stars no other then Damien O'Kane as the Lord of the Dance.
Bernadette did a brief run with the US & European tour of Feet of Flames as Swan. She also was seen in Florida at Disneyland performing in 2000 at Epcot.
Bernadette Flynn also delivers a powerful and emotional performance as the Irish Colleen, Saorise. Her fascinating portrayal of the Lord of the Dance�s lover leaves the audience spellbound. She expresses both her love for him and her jealousy towards the evil temptress, Morrighan, through flawless and awe-inspiring dance movements.
It is easy to see why she has won six World Dance Championships, in addition to the All-Ireland, All-American and British Championships. Her overwhelming talent and her love for her chosen career is obvious when one watches her dance.
Bernadette has recently become engaged to fellow Lord of the Dance mate Damien O'Kane. He popped the question July 3rd 2003 in London. A very excited and unsuspecting Bernadette said yes immediately. They plan to get married Christmas time of 2004 or early 2005.
It was the second of July at the Point Theater Dublin Bernadette got to finally show the audience, the world her beauty and grace that will be held on video forever in the heart of those that love and admire her.


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Tim and Megan met me on an incredible fall day at the lovely Chattahoochee River for a maternity shoot. Their portrait session featured a lot of walking around as there are so many scenic spots on the trails of East Palisades. Right after sunset, we headed downtown to Peachtree Center to get a few shots with big christmas tree. This was extra special because Megan and Tim met at Peachtree Center. I was so glad to capture such a unique portrait at such a meaningful place for these guys. Check out the results in the gallery below. Thanks again Megan and Tim for letting me capture you and your soon to be baby!
Category Archives: Maternity
Steve and Amy's mini maternity session
This sweet mini maternity session at Whittier Mills Park was so fun. Steve and Amy were a blast to work with. The chemistry between these two was apparent as soon as we started shooting. Their baby will be here in just a few weeks. In the meantime, check out a few photos from their session below.
I will be doing mini sessions again in the spring. If you are interested, let me know.
Bethany and Eric, expecting
Bethany and Eric are expecting a baby girl due in January. This sweet couple met me at the East Palisades Trail on the Chattahoochee River. It was a beautiful fall day, perfect for walking the trails and shooting. Below are some of my favorites from that day. Congrats Bethany and Eric!
The V Family Portrait Session
The V Family met me at Deepdene park in Atlanta on a gorgeous fall day. We walked around and did portraits at several spots that I love in this park. Their son who is two was just a bit shy at first but after some tickles, he warmed up easily. I got some cute smiles from him for sure. I really enjoyed this session because these guys were so easy to work with and we couldn't have had better light. Golden hour indeed! Thank you V family for letting me capture you!
Ashlee – Expecting
My sweet dear friend Ashlee is expecting a little boy. She's due next week so we are all anxiously awaiting his arrival any day now. Ashlee allowed me to photograph her and her bump at a gorgeous park. Congrats Ashlee!!!!
Maternity – The L family
You might remember these guys from their baby announcement back in January. Well, here they are with their baby bump in all its glory. Momma came to the shoot with a TON of great ideas and I had a few of my own. I love what we did. Check out the photos below. These guys will be great parents! I am so lucky to have them as friends and to share such a special time in their lives. Can't wait to meet Baby L.
The L family's big news
I've been friends with these guys for a long time. When they asked me to help them with their maternity announcement, I was honored. We did a quick mini-session to capture their excitement about Baby L. Below are the results. I think the photos turned out beautiful. Thank you to my friends for letting me be a part of this big announcement. Can't wait to meet this kiddo.
Maternity: Jamie and Aaron
Jamie and Aaron are expecting a baby this July. This shoot was beyond special because it celebrates my future niece or nephew. That's right – my beautiful sister and brother-in-law are expecting a baby!
We went to the place that they got married, Rhodes Hall on Peachtree Street. Then a little park where Peachtree and W. Peachtree intersect that was just filled with cherry blossoms. We then went to the High Museum campus that was also brimming with cherry blossoms. Our final stop was the railroad tracks in Jamie and Aaron's neighborhood. It was a great shoot with gorgeous results – check it out.
Family Portrait Session – Chris, Anne & Molly at Grant Park
Chris, Anne & Molly met me at Grant Park where we walked around and enjoyed the fall weather. Molly had just turned 3. She brought her birthday present – a shiny red tricycle. Ann is pregnant with Molly's little brother or sister which Molly seems really excited about. Congrats to you guys. Can't wait to meet the newest family member!


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National City Center and anchor tenant Hyatt Regency Indianapolis plan to pump more than $11 million into the aging, 16-story building to boost its competitiveness with other downtown towers.
The plans might grow to include connecting the building to the Artsgarden at the corner of Washington and Illinois streets.
The Hyatt Regency, which occupies a wing of the National City Center, plans an $8.5 million renovation that will include the addition of 10,000 square feet of meeting space, a Starbucks and a restaurant.
"The improvements that we're making are to shake the rust off a 28-year-old [building], which means we're going to upgrade it cosmetically," said Steve Schneider, who represents the building's owner, Massachusettsbased HRPT Properties Trust.
Schneider wouldn't disclose how much the building owner would spend on its renovation, but one tenant said it's around $3 million.
The Hyatt's renovation will allow it to compete for more convention business.
"At our current ballroom size, we need a junior ballroom to host a meet-and-feed convention," said David Jacobs, general manager.
The addition will double the meeting space in the 497-room hotel, giving it the second-largest amount in the city. Only the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown, which has 21,000 square feet, would have more.
As part of Hyatt's plans, the small coffee shop in the atrium that serves Starbucks products will be replaced with a full-service, and much larger, Starbucks.
The bar on the hotel's second floor, Champs Sports Bar, will be removed to make room for the meeting space. A streetlevel restaurant will replace the sports bar.
Plans for the restaurant aren't complete, but Jacobs said it will be upscale and serve all three meals. Both the Starbucks and the restaurant will have seating on the property's north-side patio on Washington Street, which Schneider said will be dramatically improved as a result of the building's renovation.
The first three floors of the hotel, including the lobby, also will get touch-ups.
Whether the building will be connected to the Artsgarden has not been determined. Schneider has been discussing the idea with several interested parties.
"We're trying to plan it in conjunction with the other construction," Schneider said.
The group first needs to determine who would pay for the estimated $1 million addition.
Even bigger decisions loom.
This fall, Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group Inc. will vacate 182,000 square feet of space it occupies in the building.
"When Simon goes out, we're going to have 28-percent vacancy after some 10 or 12 years of being almost 100-percent occupied," Schneider said.
Enough potential tenants have come forward to fill more than double that amount of space, he said, but no leases have been finalized.
"We have a great location," Schneider said. "It's probably second to none from an amenities viewpoint. We also have enough inventory that we can accommodate a large user better than any other of our competitors."
Whether one of the new tenants will be the Hyatt remains to be seen. The city is seeking proposals for adding 800 hotel rooms downtown. The Hyatt could add as many as 400 rooms in the space Simon will vacate. But Jacobs, the Hyatt's general manager, said there are no plans to do so.
Real estate sources say the building also might build a 12,000-square-foot deck for retail and office space above the loading dock on the building's south side.
Schneider said the work is not a "live discussion" and it's too early to say how much space the building owner could add there. "What I can say is that the ground back there has a lot of value for a development opportunity. And at some point in time it's likely that something can get done," Schneider said.
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This Society was set up in 2005 to give Wykehamists the opportunity to travel and work in remote locations around the world. There are two main features that make these expeditions different from other School trips.
The first lies in the level of responsibility given to the team members. They plan the expedition, raise the finances to fund it and, in the country, are responsible for all aspects of the venture. They control the budget and are also expected to arrange the accommodation, the food, the navigation, the travel, and the project work. They are accompanied by a School don and a leader from the providing company - but the role of these adults is to ensure that the team is not placed in danger, nor the success of the trip compromised. It is also their obligation to help the team members derive the most benefit from their experiences. In modern educational parlance, they "facilitate experiential learning". When the team first arrives in a country, there is a steep learning curve: mistakes are made and systems evolve. Team members usually take turns as leader, bursar, travel agent, interpreter, cook, health and safety advisor, and a host of other country-specific roles. They learn to look after each other and anticipate each other's needs. In short, they become a team.
The second unique selling point is the inclusion of a Community Service Project. We accept that it is a great privilege to attend Winchester. This Project provides an opportunity for Wykehamists to "give something back" to those less privileged than themselves. When we were in Brazil, we stayed in a remote village deep in the Amazonas and helped to rebuild a dilapidated village hall. For many, the project phase is the highlight of the expedition as it provides the best opportunity for cultural exchange.
An expedition like this requires enormous preparation. The team works together for well over a year before their departure. They plan, research, gather equipment, and raise funds.
Expedition History
2006 Morocco (High Atlas - Mount Toubkhal)
2007 Brazilian Amazonas
2009 Outer Mongolia
2010 Morocco (Junior expedition)
2011 Borneo (SCUBA marine conservation)
Cambodia and Vietnam
2012 Romania (Junior expedition)
2014 Ethiopia
2015 Finland
2016 Cuba (SCUBA marine biodiversity)
2017 The Silk Road (Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan)
Expeditions in planning:
2019 Little Cayman (SCUBA marine biodiversity)
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Yesterday we were at the orphanage and met an Ecuadorian pre-med student who started volunteering there recently. She, among many others, warned us about the dangers, thefts, etc of living here. We've never had a problem. The gringo-tax is about all I've had to deal with.
While walking to the bus I even mentioned that to Grant. "Everyone is always telling us this is dangerous and that, yadda yadda yadda, but we've never dealt with it." I almost felt in that instant that I cursed myself for my naivety.
The bus came around, and sometimes the max capacity for riders is about 10x capacity, and we are all literally squished in between people and can't move. This was the case last night.
We hopped off our 5 minute bus ride and walked home. All was fine.
Fast Forward to today. "Grant I need to go to the store to get some essentials, like toothpaste and soap." I picked up my purse—>
nice sized gash on the side of my purse:(
So apparently while on that very crowded bus ride the night before, someone noticed I was distracted and saw an opportune moment. Thankfully all they probably got was a handful of old receipts and tissues that the kids were using that day haha. Sorry Charlie.
I've made the best of it though….gave it a makeover and made it look like Frankenstein's monster. It is my battle scar haha.
Lesson as a traveler or human being: don't be naive, be aware.


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SEC Says It Was a Victim of a Computer Hack Last Year
- by Patti Cortez
- in Sci-tech
- — Sep 22, 2017
The breach involved Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR filing system, which houses market-moving information with millions of filings ranging from quarterly earnings to statements on acquisitions.
The SEC, which regulates the financial securities industry, gave few details on the hack but said the hackers may have made "illicit gain through trading", NBC News reported.
The system that was breached, known as EDGAR, is a popular way for investors to access the detailed financial reports companies that sell stock to the public must periodically release. While the SEC has been aware of the breach since 2016, it wasn't until last month that the agency concluded that the cybercriminals involved may have used their bounty to make illicit trades.
The disclosure arrived two months after a government watchdog said deficiencies in the computer systems of the Securities and Exchange Commission put the system, and the information it contains, at risk.
It discovered the hack a year ago, but says that it wasn't until August 2017 that it noticed additional effects of the hack.
Halle Berry has found her latest victim slash beau
Actress Halle wore her hair high on her head to let her outfit have full attention but chose to go minimal on the make-up front. Halle Berry has been on Instagram for just a little over a year, but she's already a pro at the ways of the social platform.
Stafford Throws Pair Of TDs, Lions Top Giants; Manning Sacked 5 Times
Now New York , which went 11-5 last season and made the playoffs, needs to get its offense going in a hurry. This is the first time in franchise history the team has lost by 14 or more points in its first two games.
Irma's Florida Death Toll at 34 - And Rising
And some are already questioning why nursing homes aren't among the first facilities to be reconnected to power after a storm. Absent is Monroe, where recovery efforts continue with ongoing door-to-door checks in the Keys.
The SEC 's new director, Walter J. Clayton, has said the agency would work to improve its cybersecurity protections. While the weakness was "patched promptly after discovery", it still resulted in hackers gaining access to nonpublic information, according to the agency. The agency said it did not result in "systemic risk".
It is not believed that any personally identifiable information or SEC operations were compromised, the agency added. The credit reporting agency said hackers infiltrated its system, stealing significant personally identifiable information through a vulnerability in a US website application.
The Equifax breach, which focused on a database that contained the personal information of 143 million Americans, focused attention on the vulnerabilities of private companies that handle sensitive personal financial information.
"Failure to do so may result in an enforcement action", he warned, although the SEC is yet to ever bring any such action against a non-complying company.
"Notwithstanding our efforts to protect our systems and manage cybersecurity risk, in certain cases, cyber threat actors have managed to access or misuse our systems", said Clayton. "We also must recognize-in both the public and private sectors, including the SEC - that there will be intrusions, and that a key component of cyber risk management is resilience and recovery".


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The death of a man in a Sheffield park is not being treated as suspicious by the police.
The body was found in a pond in Bingham Park, off Hangingwater Road, Nether Green, this morning.
Bystanders said officers recovered the body from the pond.
Formal identification has not yet taken place.
A police spokesman said: "Police are currently at Bingham Park, Sheffield, following the discovery of a man's body this morning.
"At this time there do not appear to be any suspicious circumstances.
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In Trying Times A Jew Preps
I recently had a bit of extra money.
Okay, so it wasn't "extra" I wanted to spend it on food storage but I didnt decide until I was thinking about pressure canning a little over a week ago. My father in law gave me a couple of pressure canners about a year ago. I have been putting off using them because they are old, and the guages are daunting. I was afraid that they would be off, and they way that my pressure canner gauges is different than my smaller new one (or any of the others I see online, except the ones that are antiques like mine.)
For several months my father-in-law, then my guy told me that they would get me pressure gauges but they never seemed to get around to it. Recently one of my prepper friends told me that I should just test my All American Pressure Canner, because they are very reliable and accurate. I also found out that they sell everything to replace all the parts on their website.
So I test it, although I have to adjust the temp often and tap the gauge occasionally to ensure its accurately telling me the pressure it seemed to be working very well.
After I tested it, when I made the chili, I didn't have to adjust the temp on the stove as often, I think it may be a matter of getting used to it, finding what works with your stove, and with your gear.
I digress.
Tattler Lids are reusable. They are plastic lids that are dish washable with rubber gaskets. I highly suggest that you still purchase disposable lids regularly because if your anything like me, you will want to be able to give a jar of jam (or other things) away without worrying about lids coming back to you. I purchased 200 lids, half regular mouth, half wide mouth, with the rubber gaskets that went with them. You can purchase more rubber gaskets if you want (because you shouldn't use them if they become brittle, torn, or stretched, they don't seal properly if they are worn) I got them extremely quickly.
I ordered a square ladle from the same website for $12.95 but I really disliked it, when I opened the box it was covered in thick bubble wrap and while trying to uncover it, it folded in half, I wrote them, complaining about the flimsy nature and told them that I was disappointed that they would sell something so shoddy after all of the wonderful things I'd heard about them. They offered to send me another and I requested replacement rubber gaskets instead and they agreed. So though I was disappointed, I was really happy about the way it was dealt with.
So here is how we started, 3 lbs of dried beans. 2 lbs navy beans, 1 pound pinto beans. Brought to a boil, rinsed, brought to a boil again and simmered for about half an hour.
Then I browned 6 lbs of ground turkey, 3lbs at a time. It was 85/15 fat ratio.
Then i diced 3 medium onions and cooked them until they were soft.
Then I drained the fat from the ground turkey.
After draining the meat, and the beans, I added it all together with 3 small cans of tomato paste, 6 cans of crushed tomatoes, about 2 cups of frozen corn, and all of the seasonings. Whoops, sorry I forgot to take a picture of the corn.
At this point, the beans are somewhere between 1/2 and 3/4 of the way cooked. I put it into 2 larger pots because it wouldnt all fit in one pot. I should also mention that I added several cups of water, about 6 cups, since the beans weren't completely cooked and I didnt want it to all dry out.
Here is a few pictures of the tattler lids.
I bought them in bulk so I didnt get individual boxes (I'm still trying to figure out where I should store them regularly while I am not using them. (It may seem odd but I have a largish laundry room and I've got about 15 boxes of my jars in there – I also have probably another 180 upstairs in my dining room on a few shelves.) Room to find places to store things like this can be difficult from time to time.
Then I pressure canned at between 11 and 12 pounds for 90 minutes.
Then after it was cooked…
One of them didnt seal properly. I filled it with an inch of head space but I think that because the beans swelled, It caused there to not be enough head space to create a vacuum.
Tasted great though. I had to process a second batch for the second pot because even though I did quart jars, I had so much I needed to have a second round of processing for it. I'm still trying to decide in the end if I prefer these tattler lids for pressure canning or not, I don't feel 100% about it. It could just be that I haven't used them enough to really have a good feel for strong seal. Though after I removed the rins and wiped the lids down, I was able to pick up the jars by just gripping the tattler lids, proving that they are strongly sealed, I just need to become more comfortable with them I guess.
Again, I give away A LOT of jam. Or my guy does atleast, he has a lot of customers and he seems to give them out so often that when I make jam, he buys all the jars for it.
I looked this recipe up, I adjusted some of the spices, I added the corn and I used turkey rather than ground beef, but I read several articles on changing all of those ingredients before I did it, to ensure safety and to make sure that canning chili with beans was okay. Its really important to to research recipes there are plenty of books and recipes online and other forums if you want to make changes and want to ensure that that are safe changes. When I have time, I will add recipes to the site.


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When her young son went out on Saturday night, Rosalie Ramos decided she would make him something to eat in case he was hungry when he returned home.
In the fridge she left for him a cheese and tomato dip, suspecting he would have worked up an appetite on his night out.
But Stanley Almodovar III, a 23-year-old pharmacy technician, would never return from Orlando nightclub Pulse.
Ms Ramos, 51, was in bed at 2am on Sunday when she was awoken by a phone call from a frantic woman telling her to get to the club as soon as she could, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
"I was hoping maybe [he was shot in] the hand or the leg," she said.
"You can survive [a gunshot to] the leg."
Mr Almodovar was shot three times and died at Orlando Regional Medical Center.
Yesterday he was named on the growing list of identified victims of the worst shooting massacre in US history.
Another victim was popular cruise ship travel guide Edward Sotomayor Jr.
Friends posted tributes on social media using emojis of black hats in honour of the 34-year-old who loved them so much his nickname was "top-hat Eddie".
"Eddie was one sweetheart and I will miss talking and working with him. That smile and top hat is burned in my memory," Nikki Stjames said.
Another co-worker Robin Ziegler Suess said Mr Sotomayor was known for his top hat "and for being a really nice guy".
Friends and co-worker also paid tribute to Luis Vielma, 22, who worked at the Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ride at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
His colleague Will Randle said Mr Vielma was "one of the kindest people" he had ever met in a touching post.
"Everyone's day would brighten up whenever you came in. I don't care if it was an early opening, or a late event. Working with you was extraordinary," he wrote.
"You had your entire life in front of you. I am so incredibly angry and outraged that was stolen from you on a night that should have been care-free and full of fun.
"Luis, you were not on this Earth for long. But you have changed my life forever and I will always strive to be even HALF the person you were."
Even Harry Potter author J.K paid tribute, posting a photo of Mr Vielma and commenting that she couldn't stop crying.
Puerto Rican Eric Ortiz-Rivera, 36, was remembered as a "great friend, teacher, adviser and partner of party" by his friend Elvyn Rivera.
"I'll always remember you and I have you in my prayers, to your family my condolences," she wrote.
"God just gained one funny and caring angel today," friend Jesse James Majerus posted.
UPS worker Peter Gonzalez-Cruz was described as a "happy soul" who "made anyone's frown turn upside down".
In a social media post his mother mourned his death.
"I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the love that you have shown me regarding my son," she wrote.
"I will keep you informed. As a mother, I feel a deep and immense pain as everyone else who's going through this."
So far the list of the dead includes: Amanda Alvear, 25; Martin Benitez Torres, 33; Luis Daniel Wilson-Leon, 37; Mercedez Marisol Flores, 26; Xavier Emmanuel Serrano Rosado, 35; Gilberto Ramon Silva Menendez, 25; Edward Sotomayor Jr, 34; Stanley Almodovar III, 23; Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo, 20; Juan Ramon Guerrero, 22; Eric Ivan Ortiz-Rivera, 36; Peter O. Gonzalez-Cruz, 22; Luis S. Vielma, 22; Kimberly Morris, 37; Eddie Jamoldroy Justice, 30; Darryl Roman Burt II, 29; Deonka Deidra Drayton, 32; Alejandro Barrios Martinez, 21; Anthony Luis Laureanodisla, 25; Jean Carlos Mendez Perez, 35; and Franky Jimmy Dejesus Velazquez, 50.
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Charlotte Dickson's Product Design Honours project, "Lin Breaks Her Arm" is among the Best Awards finalist entries in the new public good category. The design consists of a set of interactive picture books about a girl named Lin and her experiences of visiting the Outpatient's Department at Starship Children's Hospital after breaking her arm.
The five stages of Lin's treatment are explained in five short modules representing different stages of the hospital visit. Lin's story aims to relieve children's fears about visiting hospital and engage them in their treatment by giving them honest information in a fun and friendly format.
The story on the page is tied to the real experience of an outpatient visit, through interactive elements that also help to build a positive relationship with hospital staff. Staff help children to stamp the last page of each module as they complete the relevant stage of treatment. The illustrations include elements for children to colour in, helping to combat the boredom of the hospital waiting room, while allowing them to make the book their own.
This post concludes our feature on this year's Best Awards finalists, so once again a huge congratulations to all our successful student entrants! With a little bit of luck we hope to announce some winners following the final round of judging later this month.


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A magical new novel "of loss and love across more than a century of Cuba's past."(Chicago Sun-Times)
In an effort to escape her solitude in Miami, Cecilia seeks refuge in a bar where she meets Amalia, a mysterious old woman whose fascinating tale keeps Cecilia returning night after night. Her powerful story of long-vanished epochs weaves the saga of three families from far-flung pieces of the world. A suicide in China unleashes a chain of family reactions; a strange curse pursues certain women in a Spanish town; and a young woman is seized from her home on the African coast and transported to an unfamiliar world. These characters' lives will become entwined over time, from Cuba under Spanish colonial rule to the present day. Ardent, predestined loves from the past will gain renewed strength in Cecilia, who is also obsessed by the mystery of a phantom house that appears and disappears throughout the city of Miami, and whose secret she is attempting to discover.
The Island of Eternal Love is an historical family saga with many plot lines and an atmosphere charged with mystery. Published in 25 languages, it has become the most widely-translated Cuban novel of all time.


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OTTAWA - Nigel Wright, the prime minister's right-hand man and the power player who cut a $90,000 cheque to cover Sen. Mike Duffy's disallowed housing expenses, resigned his post early Sunday in an effort to douse the flames of a burgeoning Senate scandal.
Wright off: PM's deep-pocketed chief of staff quits amid Duffy fallout
OTTAWA – Nigel Wright, the prime minister's right-hand man and the power player who cut a $90,000 cheque to cover Sen. Mike Duffy's disallowed housing expenses, resigned his post early Sunday in an effort to douse the flames of a burgeoning Senate scandal.
Wright — Stephen Harper's wealthy and well-respected chief of staff — stepped down after a phone conversation with his boss, who followed up the news with a statement of his own, saying that he had grudgingly accepted his lieutenant's decision.
"My actions were intended solely to secure the repayment of funds, which I considered to be in the public interest, and I accept sole responsibility," Wright said in a statement.
"I did not advise the prime minister of the means by which Sen. Duffy's expenses were repaid, either before or after the fact."
The Prime Minister's Office said earlier this week that Wright personally paid off $90,000 in inappropriately claimed housing expenses for Duffy, prompting critics to complain that the bailout violated ethics rules that prohibit senators from accepting gifts.
Wright will be replaced in the chief of staff's role by Ray Novak, who has been by Harper's side since 2001 and is seen as a stable influence in the PMO who's well-known around the cabinet table.
Throughout the fallout prompted by last week's bombshell news that Wright had dipped into his own personal bank account to repay Duffy's debt, the PMO stood firmly by him, insisting that his position remained secure.
In his statement, Wright said he regretted the impact the matter had on the government, the Conservative caucus and all his colleagues.
"I came to Ottawa to do my part in providing good government for Canada, and that is all that I ever wanted and worked for in this role," he said.
Harper expressed "great regret" in Wright's decision.
"I accept that Nigel believed he was acting in the public interest, but I understand the decision he has taken to resign," the prime minister said.
"I want to thank Nigel for his tremendous contribution to our government over the past two and a half years."
Deputy Liberal leader Ralph Goodale said the scandal now rests entirely at the feet of the prime minister.
"The issue is not Wright or Duffy or Wallin; the issue is Stephen Harper," Goodale said in a statement.
"The prime minister's wilful blindness is a travesty. All threads lead to him and only he can provide full accountability."
The ethics commissioner is looking into Wright's repayment of Duffy's expenses. Duffy, a former broadcaster, quit the Conservative caucus late Thursday.
The following day, Sen. Pamela Wallin — also a former CTV personality — announced she was leaving the Conservative caucus. Her travel expenses, which totalled more than $321,000 since September 2010, have been the subject of an external audit since December.
Meanwhile, two other senators are also facing demands that they repay improper housing expense claims — and both are fighting back.
Sen. Mac Harb was deemed to owe $51,482 in housing-related expenses, a finding that prompted him to quit the Liberal caucus and sit as an independent.
Sen. Patrick Brazeau — kicked out of the Conservative caucus after he was charged in February with assault and sexual assault — was assessed $48,744.
A spokesman for the prime minister has said neither Harb nor Brazeau was offered the same financial assistance as Duffy.


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Mathieu Debuchy picked up is 5th yellow card on Saturday at Tottenham and so will be forced to miss his first game of the season, but it also gives a chance for a defender to come into the back for the Norwich City game.
Mathieu Debuchy – misses Norwich game
Yanga-Mbiwa has been in outstanding form in the last three games, and doesn't deserve to be left out, so we could see the Frenchman move to right back with captain Fab Coloccini returning at center-back to partner Mike Williamson.
An alternative to that would be to switch Santon to right back and bring in local lad Paul Dummett at left back.
And if Haidara is fit, he could even figure at left back with Santon again moving over to the right hand side.
But the first two formations seem to be the most likely, but we cannot see Pardew leaving his captain on the bench against Norwich – can you?
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Some things I really don't get…
1 – why all the stress and pressure about Remy? We've got him on loan for a year, can't we just enjoy his performances rather than turn it into a negative because he hasn't signed permanently? It's pretty obvious that with a potential rape case hanging over his head that a loan deal was the way to go.
2 – I saw a laughable comment on an earlier page that we have a squad as good as Liverpool's or Spurs' and that it's Pardew's fault for us not pushing the top 4! That's ridiculous! Try comparing our squad with theirs man for man and they are significantly better! That's not to say we can't beat them (obviously) and it's not to say we can't finish above them either, but they have better squads.
Agreed it is a modern day issue and its all mental rather then physical!! I remember when the youngsters didnt perform well in the U20's or U21's ENG they got slated by one of the coaches, a particular coach said the some of these per-madonnas think they have made and don't need to perform, they are more interested in the cars they drive than playing for the national team!! Believe Ince was one of the lads in the firing line
Santon Right back and Haidara at left back for me, but very concerned with the chances being created even in Chelsea game (debuchy's block) and Mbiwa constantly putting his body in the way
have only three players on injury list for the TOON and comeback dates:
P Dummett Hamstring Injury 23rd Nov 13
S Taylor Hamstring Injury 23rd Nov 13
R Taylor ACL Knee Injury no return date
Does this mean that Hiadara is fit/back in training – if so bring him in for Debuchy and if need be switch Santon from left back to right back and put Hiadara in at left back
It's that negativity that really gets me down.
Some of the fans are making out that our transfer situation is somehow unique. That Arsenal fans didn't spend ages crying out for a striker, that Liverpool fans complained about not having wingers, that Man City appear to be light a centre back.
Fans are slating the club even when it's undeserved. IF Remy goes then I will be disappointed and very disappointed if we don't sign a replacement, it could wipe out the next season. But I also expect us to sign another striker in Jan, so that striker + a young and creative attacking midfielder/winger would be better than 1 Remy in my opinion. All 3 would be even better! 🙂
Pardew is kind of old school in a way and he will be reluctant to mess to much with a winning back 4. he will change 1 player for another if he can, so we may even see him pick out of our zone of reasonable tolerance and go with the actual substite right back Tavernier or he may have Steven Taylor in his lug begging to be given a shot at a position he played a few years ago.
OurToon…It wasn't that long ago that we were leaking goals for fun. I didn't expect it to be a miraculous turnaround, so the fact that they're battling as they are and coming out with clean sheets is a step in the right direction for me.
Seem to remember reading that about the England unders. I'm not sure how the problem is dealt with now. It's all well and good getting tough on them, but will you keep them at the club as there is always another option for them.
A tough balancing act.
For me leave the CB's be, for colo to come back in you have to drop yanga, yanga is colo's replacement so needs to play so for me they should stay, I'd simply put haidara/dummett LB and switch santoon
With debuchy missing the game for me it's key that sissoko has to retain his place and not start benny though
id leave it as it is willo yang together its working so dont touch,maybe bring collo on for 20 mins at end of game, as for right back , can we not just put anita in there that way santon is left were he is with minimal disturbance to the defence, like to see dumment and harida on but cant help but think its to many changes at the back…..so yes id put anita there and he would get forward well at times…. we must try to keep everyone on the field in the positions they,ve been playin in lately to keep form going
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I get what your saying but we were playing Chelsea and spurs, spurs have one of highest stats for chance creation this season and Chelsea are simply Chelsea, they will always find a way through
The back four have been phenomenal lately and are throwing everything at the opposition and putting there bodies on the line
Willo made some great blocks vs spurs and some brilliant interceptions vs chelski
Teams will always carve out chances but the pressure coming from the CB's at the moment mean there resorting to pot shots from distance and rushed efforts if they do break through
Isn't it amazing that we are all accepting Williamson back in the team now after all the stick he's been given in the last season or two?
Like Levi I'd like to see Anita at right back as I think it would be wrong to break up Willo and Yanga as they are doing so well at the moment. Colo will get back in when the time is right but not at the moment.
Good to see we have good defensive options though with Dummett as well.
Have to say that I am really impressed with Gouffran at present. His skill, running and tireless defensive covering were fantastic against Spurs on Sunday.
Sissoko too seems to be getting his act together – it's looking good.
Just think where we'd be with an owner who cares.
TDSarf…That is why I am so angry with Ashley. Granted there has always been some that have always been negative towards him, but for me and many others, it's been a slow process of beating us down.
For me, there is simply no need.
I understand transfers aren't always easy, especially when looking in the deal bin (that isn't to say we don't get good players, but there is usually a financial angle involved…which is fine if done right).
I for one, don't think wanting new players is unique to our club, of course it's not. However, those clubs you mention didn't spend nothing last summer, nor did they leave their squads grossly exposed when entering in to European football.
I like the fact you're positive about the January window. I don't know how to call it tbh and thus find it hard to have any excitement. It's not an arbitrary choice to have no faith, it's a result of the clubs actions.
That for me is one of the saddest aspects of this whole mess. Whether intentionally or not, the club has beaten the belief out of a lot of fans.
The idea above about playing Anita as RB has it's merits. I haven't seen him play there before, but his inteligent movement suggests he could cope there, plus its always nice to see an overlapping full back link up with a Winger (Prefferably in a movement that doesn't leave us exposed at the back for a counter attack)
I get that, I really do. I'm clearly in a very similar situation to you. I too was very disappointed we didn't strengthen after we finished 5th and it's very disappointing being 1 (and sometimes even 2) players short in a particular position.
However, thinking about the 5th place finish a little more, I really think that we significantly overachieved then so to even maintain that position, we would have needed massive investment. From a fan's perspective we all wanted that, but from the business' perspective, it wasn't in the plan so they didn't do it.
I think what they should have done was to use the enhanced status of the club to sign some really promising youngsters. Even if we'd finished in 10th place that season with those players, it would have been fine for me as we were then building for the future.
Ibiza – spot on.
"Tiredness is in the head"
Not exclusively, but mental state is so important.
That's why AVB wanted to play it down as a factor – he didn't want it to get into players minds to expect to be tired.
That was a mistake that AP made.
I recall in the SBR days, we had an excellent record in the weekend games following a mid-week European game.
I would make 2 changes, obviously Debuchy being out is a hindrance….I'd put Haidara at left back and Santon RB, take Shola out of the team and play Benny or Cisse. Benny because Norwich should not dominate us like the last 2 teams have in previous 2 games, they will defend and we will need invention to break through. Although I believe Remy is not effective being up top by himself
Cisse as a possibility because Haidara at LB and Santon at RB should mean he gets earlier crosses especially from LB rather than the player cutting back to use right foot it will be a natural left footer crossing, also Remy will benefit from either Cisse or Shola (prefer not) starting up top with him, that 2nd half the lad was so ineffective at retaining possession by being up top by himself!! We seem to have things going for us as they did when we finished 5th, dare I say we seem to have stumbled on a formation and tactics against bigger teams but the big question is how do we change things against the likes of Norwich, playing the same way won't work!!
TDSarf…I agree and disagree 🙂 I don't think it would have taken massive investment at all, just some forward planning like they had done the summer before.
I think your point about it wasn't in the plans is probably fairly accurate. It's the inability to adapt that is so frustrating. Having a "plan" is all well and good, but there job / responsibility is to stay on top of it.
I agree on the bringing in some younger players. Truth is, if we don't want to pay over the odds, we're going to need to take some more risks before their prices inflate.
There just doesn't seem to be too much care taken really, which simply leads me to think that they don't care. Which is how we get on to the mid-table mediocrity discussion (no…not again!).
A lot can change in football, so I'll never say never, but I really struggle to see how Ashley is still taking the club forwards. In the meantime, whilst not all, I do believe a lot of the criticism the club is facing is more than justified. We can't claim they handle things well, especially not criticism.
This is a weird season already we get beat off awful teams like hull nd scumberland nd beating chelsea nd Tottenham without conceding a goal. With this season being so unpredictable I can see us only getting a draw off Norwich I'm afraid. But I hope I'm wrong
I'm gutted about debuchy he's been outstanding for us last few games but I hope the team against Norwich is the following
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A 4-3-1-2 formation I think it wud work for us juventus use it to great effect.
Don't forget that our squad is actually a lot stronger than it was when we finished 5th. We just managed that because key players were on top form AND barely got injured.
I think we would have a chance of top 6 with just about 3 key players mind you. But I think we will have gradual progression to avoid going into more debt.
I think we can look at things optimistically now though, certainly as far as the playing squad goes. I just think we need to have realistic expectations. 8th would be decent.
Not being harsh on Anita but he shouldn't be anywhere near the full back positions, especially when we have full backs at the club that can cover. Anita at left back made a huge error in trying a drag back trick against Zabaleta in cup game….got tackled and cost us the first goal (game)!! Bottom line the lad does well filling in these positions when we have injuries but natural players for natural positions please!! We tinker enough with the starting 11, Sissoko coming out and saying he's never played so offensively in his career, that's his reason for inconsistency!!


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There are two types of people in the world: those who look their age, and those who don't. For me, I've always been the latter, often being mistaken as being much older than I really am.
Towering over all my classmates in elementary school, I was often mistaken for being held back and was considered an "asset" to my soccer team, as competing kids were afraid of me barreling down the field with the ball between my feet. Little did they know that I was the youngest on my team and deathly afraid of the ball due to being hit in the face when subbing in as a goalie ONCE. When taking my sister to her college orientation, I was beckoned to the sign-in table, which prompted me to yell back (ever so sweetly), "I'm only 14!" The stories are endless…
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Taleb hooked-up with Erwan Le Corre, and here (127—"Learning From Erwan Le Corre & Robust Exercise") Taleb writes about his encounter. Mr. Wild Fitness meets Mr. Mathematical/Skeptical/Literate/Philosopher, and the later (Taleb) sings the praises of Le Corre's regime. This should come as no surprise, as Taleb came onto the idea of evolutionary (or paleo) fitness from Art Devany, one of the founders of the movement. Check out this Youtube and this one of Le Corre to get a sense of what he's about. It looks fun and makes a lot of sense. It provides some food for thought for us gym rats and perhaps even yogis.
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- Le Corre's MovNat seems a lot like parkour, only in the wild. Both look like a great deal of fun.
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Hello All,
I have posted about my issue before but It's been a while and nothing has progressed. I moved in last July 2016 and my neighbour moved in his in 2008. Both our title plans shows a line in running in the middle of our two properties. On the ground however shows a different layout. The wooden fence it laid giving me more of the land and he has around 3 feet and I have around 6 feet due to the Garage that was built a long time ago.
Having spoken to the previous owner who is now in his 80s and lived there since 1966 says the boundary was always like that since he built his garage and has the planning permission paperwork dated 1966 to prove it.
Now my neighbour being the slimy piece of **** that he is decided to remove part of the fence and dug a trench the day after I moved in when I questioned him he quickly took out the title plan to show where the boundary is supposed to be, before buying the house I read up a bit about boundaries and general house buying thing you should do. But my neighbour insisted the boundary should be what is on the title plan map. Since last year and now I have appointed a solicitor and surveyor with both being in my favour and my neighbour still refusing to accept the evidence in front of him he wrote to me requesting a joint survey which I just told him to appoint his own and we can then compare evidence.
My recent chat with him has been very unproductive with him urging me to take him to court I actually have him on video telling me to go to court which leads me to believe that he feels I won't fight over the small strip of land and basically he wins and takes the land.
I have never dealt with such a person but having had solicitors write him letters and get a surveyor report sent to him I feel I have no other choice but to go court as If I don't stop him now he will just take more of my boundary down and more of my land.
I am at whits end trying to convince him he is wrong.
The previous owner has been very helpful and provided me with historical photos dating back to 1985 and also an affidavit, he is also willing to come to court as a witness if needed. Sorry to bore all of you with this but this forum has been extremely helpful in the dispute I'm going through.
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How to Seal a Basement in Des Plaines, IL 60016
It's a fair bet that most residents of Des Plaines, IL have never heard of the "Des Plaines Disturbance." Neither a struggling local rock band nor a minor league baseball team, the Des Plaines Disturbance is actually a subterranean geological feature that scientists believe was caused by a prehistoric meteor striking the earth. The resulting significant fracturing of bedrock under the town was eventually filled in and smoothed out by glacial activity but the evidence is strong that the modern city of Des Plaines sits atop an ancient meteor crater.
Geological anomalies aside, Des Plaines is a stable yet growing suburb of Chicago that lies just north of O'Hare International Airport. Like neighboring towns of Mount Prospect and Park Ridge, Des Plaines got its start as a Native American settlement and was first incorporated by European settlers in 1869. A thriving town of nearly 60,000 today, Des Plaines followed a common pattern of growth among American suburbs, with nearly half of its 23,000 homes having been built in the building boom that followed World War II in the 1950's and 60's.
Des Plaines homeowners whose homes are aging are dealing with the normal maintenance issues and many have discovered that they need to seal their basements.
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Like any home repair, the specific method of sealing a home's basement will be determined by the source and extent of damage and the construction of the home. However, the following are the most common ways to seal a basement in Des Plaines.
Interior Drain Tile – Interior drain tile is one of the most versatile ways to prevent basement seepage. Consisting of perforated pipe buried in a bed of washed gravel, interior drain tile is installed on the inside perimeter of the foundation footings under the basement floor. The drain tile relieves the hydrostatic pressure under the foundation that would otherwise force water through the cove joint and cracks in the basement floor and carries ground water to a sump pump for disposal.
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Plainfield library presents local artist Tom Wright on October 16thSeptember 26, 2012 No comments
Local favorite Tom Wright from the popular Wright Brothers Band will be performing on October 16th at 7 pm at the Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library.
Tom will be performing unforgettable songs from radio's golden age including tunes made popular by Dean Martin, Perry Como, Nat King Cole, The Mills Brothers, Andy Williams and many more. As a member of the Wright Brothers Band, Tom has performed with Bob Hope, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton and has appeared on numerous television shows.
This is a free concert for all ages but space is limited! Register to save your spot today by calling 317.838.3800 or at www.plainfieldlibrary.net.
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Hazel R. Hahn, 96, of Huntington, IN, died Saturday, June 16, 2018, at 7 a.m. at Heritage Pointe of Huntington.
Mrs. Hahn was a former resident of Hartford City. She had also spent the winter at Crystal Lake Village in Wauchula, FL.
She worked at St. Joe Paper in Hartford City for 21 years. She was co-owner of Carolyns Childrens Shop in Montpelier. She was a member of the Alethia Chapter 206 of the Order of Eastern Star in Montpelier and also the Purity Chapter in Hartford City. She was a member of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. She was also a member of the Grace United Methodist Church in Hartford City and had also attended the First United Methodist Church in Montpelier and was a member of the United Methodist Womens Club.
She was born Dec. 6, 1921, in Flemming County, KY, to Calvert and Nellie Ann Hurst Jones. She is preceded in death by three husbands, Charles W. Shores, Harold McGeath and Floyd Hahn.
Survivors include a daughter. Sharon (Gary) Sutton, of Huntington; two brothers, James Jones and Bob Jones, both of Hartford City; five grandchildren, Jeannie Myers and Rynell Klepper, both of Huntington; Sherri Givens, of Hudson, WI; Doug Gordon, of Zeeland, MI; and Carmin Johnston, of Andrews; seven great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by a daughter, Carolyn Gordon.
Calling is Wednesday, June 20, 2018, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. with a celebration of life service to follow at 4 p.m. at Walker & Glancy Funeral Home, 109 W. Windsor St., Montpelier. Rev. Lloyd Hall will officiate. Interment will follow in the Hartford City Cemetery in Hartford City.
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