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Nevada Elections
for 2018
General election is on November 06, 2018
Check if you're registered to vote at Registering To Vote.
To be eligible to vote in Nevada, an individual must be a United States citizen and resident of Nevada. The registration deadline is 21 days prior to the election. Registration documents may be returned by mail or in person. Individuals can also register to vote at any Department of Motor Vehicles office, at a county clerk or registrar's office, at various social service agencies, and on college campuses. Additionally, voters may register online.
Voter's Registration deadline is:
- In-Person: 21 days before Election Day
- By Mail: 31 days before Election Day.
- Online: 21 days before Election Day
Early voting start/end times are Oct. 20 – Nov. 02.
Get your sample ballot at Sample Ballot Lookup.
Federal Level
The Democratic candidates for 2018 is: Jacky Rosen – U.S. House of Representative:
Voters will elect four candidates to serve in the US House, one from each of the state's four congressional districts.
The Democratic candidates for 2018 are:
District 1 – Dina Titus – Incumbent
District 4 – Steven Horsford, former U.S. Rep
State Level
Executive Offices:
The Democratic candidates for Governor, is on June 12th for 2018 are:
Governor: Steve Sisolak – Clark County Commission Chairman.
Lt. Governor: Kate Marshall, former state treasurer
Att. General: Aaron Ford.
Sec. of State: Nelson Araujo;
Treasure: Zach Conine
Controller: Catherine Byrne
State Senate:
A total of 11 seats out of the chamber's 21 seats are up for election in 2018. Nevada state senators serve staggered, 4 year terms and half of the Senate is up for election every two years.
The Democratic candidates running for the Nevada State Senate are:
District 2;Moises Denis (I); District 8:Marilyn Dondero Loop; District 9:Melanie Scheible; District 10:Yvanna Cancela (I); District 12:Craig Jordahl; District 13:Julia Ratti (I); District 14:Wendy Boszak; District 16:Tina Davis-Hersey; District 17:Curtis Cannon; District 20:Julie Pazina; District 21:James Ohrenschall.
State Assembly:
All 42 Assembly seats are up for election in 2018. Nevada state assembly members serve 2 year terms, with all seats up for election every two years.
Please vote for the Democratic candidate that represents you.
Municipal Level:
The following cities/counties will have municipal elections on Nov. 6th.
- Clark County, Nevada – County commissioner, county assessor, county clerk, district attorney, district judge, public administrator, county recorder, and county treasurer
- Las Vegas, Nevada – City council
- Reno, Nevada – Mayor, city council, and city attorney
- Washoe County, Nevada – County commissioner, county assessor, county clerk, district attorney, district judge, public administrator, county recorder, and county treasurer
Ballot Measures:
|Question 1
|Expands the rights of crime victims
|Question 2
|Exempts feminine hygiene products from sales tax
|Question 3
|Regulations on the energy market
|Question 4
|Sales tax exemption for medical equipment
|Question 5
|Automatic voter registration with the Department of Motor Vehicles
I would vote Yes on Question1, Question 3 and Question 5. I have No comments on the other questions. The questions may not be on your ballot in this order.
Question1 – provides crime victims with a right to be informed of criminal proceedings related to the crime; be present at hearings during the critical stages of the proceedings; and be heard at proceedings for the sentencing or release of the convicted person, Marsy's Law.
Question 3 – was designed to prohibit electricity monopolies, thus ending the monopoly that NV Energy has in the state. The measure would place a guarantee in the Navada Constitution that energy customers have the right to choose their energy provider and generate their own for resale
Question 5 – The measure was designed to automatically register citizens as voters when receiving certain services at the DMV.


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Mudeford Construction is a local building company offering a range of services including:
We offer a complete kitchen fitting service from initial ideas through to design and installation. All aspects of installation are covered including flooring, underfloor heating, extensions, knock-throughs, cabinet installation and fitment, appliances, lighting, windows, doors, electrical work, plastering, worktops and decoration.
Extending your home is the most cost effective way to gain space. Often people think moving is the best solution, but after adding up the costs of moving home it's nearly always more cost effective to extend. We can help with all aspects of extensions – our advice is based on years of experience and understanding of what makes a useable space. Single storey kitchen and living space extension prove to be very popular, but we can help with two storey extensions too.
Looking to gain more room upstairs? If you are simply looking for an extra bedroom or perhaps a master suite with bathroom then a loft conversion is an excellent solution. Games rooms and TV/cinema rooms are also popular these days too. We can help turn your ideas in to a reality regardless of the age of your property.
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Build Phase
Episode Archive
Episode Archive
119 episodes of Build Phase since the first episode, which aired on July 29th, 2013.
87: I Wrecked a Moped
July 10th, 2015 | 43 mins 49 secs
Mark's visiting the beast coast this week so the guys get to sit in the OG thoughtbot studio together, drink beer, and wax poetic about network testing and Tropos. Mark has literally never sounded better; Boston recording setup on fleek.
86: Still Hungover from WWDC
June 26th, 2015 | 35 mins 4 secs
This week Mark welcomes Tony to discuss Swift 2, Haskell development with Docker, and where the hell Gordon went. No seriously, where is he? I hope he comes back soon!
85: <air quotes> Fixed </air quotes>
June 12th, 2015 | 34 mins 41 secs
Live from the Frisky Dingo, Mark and Gordon sit down to talk about the implications of new features and improvements added to Swift 2. If we're being honest, a large portion of the show is Mark pouring new-swift-error-handling fuel into the rage engine known as Gordon Fontenot. Gordon has also managed to segfault the new version of the compiler, so that's fun. Everything's fun.
84: Another Goal for Science®
May 29th, 2015 | 19 mins 57 secs
This week, Gordon and Mark discuss organizing a BBQ in a puritan state on short notice, Gordon's upcoming road trip and move to Austin, and the pain of Swift/Objective-C interop. Also we're on the cusp of 90 second brew-at-home-in-your-microwave beer, people. What a time to be alive!
83: We Don't Ship Enough Stuff in Wood Crates Anymore
May 15th, 2015 | 40 mins 24 secs
After chatting for entirely too long about hats, Mark and Gordon discuss some WWDC events that they are putting together, unearthing obscure design patterns in Apple's internal APIs, and working with push notifications. Also, Gordon turns the show into therapy with a great story about shitty neighbors.
82: Lets Start the Show on a High Note
April 29th, 2015 | 41 mins 30 secs
This week the guys attempt to demystify Swift with a little Q and A where Mark has the Qs and Gordon has the As (obviously). There's also just a little too much excitement about a MLB.tv Mac app. The transition to baseball podcast is nearly complete.
81: Are You Watching the Game Right Now?
April 16th, 2015 | 42 mins 53 secs
This week, Mark and Gordon discuss the inevitable rise of the Astros as the MLB leaders for striking out, a weird bug in Xcode that is causing it to build the wrong kind of archive, errors trying to build the Segment.io library using CocoaPods, really just a whole bunch of errors going on today.
80: I Have No Idea How To Work This Application
April 7th, 2015 | 34 mins 21 secs
This week Gordon and Mark sit down to chat about video games, hairless bears, and using
UIPresentationControllerto create custom alerts.
79: Immutability, or Whatever
April 1st, 2015 | 51 mins 17 secs
Mark is out this week, so Gordon is joined by Tony DiPasquale. They discuss Poppins, an internal app that they are working on to view and share animated gifs, Micro frameworks in Swift, and talk through refactoring a method from using Result to deal with multiple return values to returning a polymorphic protocol type.
78: Check Yourself Before You UIRectEdge Yourself
March 25th, 2015 | 26 mins 2 secs
In what might end up being the guys' laziest episode to date, they start off by talking about a possible bug in
UIScreenEdgePanGestureRecognizerand then talk about Mark's current project dealing with a particularly bad legacy codebase. They then meander into a half-hearted conversation about weightlifting before calling it a show.
77: A Version By Any Other Name
March 19th, 2015 | 32 mins 56 secs
This week, the guys discuss Argo's inexorable march towards 1.0-hood and somehow find themselves in a rant about semantic versioning (or the lack thereof).
76: [unintelligible robot sounds]
March 11th, 2015 | 38 mins 19 secs
This week Mark and Gordon take a break from the recent series of episodes about Swift and instead turn to discussing the pain points of developing on Apple's platform and how it's getting more and more difficult to be an apologist. From there the fellas discuss Gordon's impostor syndrome flare-ups that occur when it's time to write UI code.
75: What's that in Celsius?
March 5th, 2015 | 39 mins 14 secs
This week, Gordon and Mark continue their accidental Swift-and-frameworks-that-use-functionalish-concepts series by talking about the new Parser type in Argo and niceties that are emerging in ReactiveCocoa's Swift development branch.
74: That's a Fear Response
February 26th, 2015 | 45 mins 3 secs
Baseball is back! After getting over that excitement, Mark and Gordon chat about upcoming changes to Argo, and get into some places where limitations in Swift's type system prevent them from being as expressive as they would like to be.
73: Mr. X
February 19th, 2015 | 53 mins 49 secs
This week, Mark and Gordon continue discussing integrating ReactiveCocoa into projects and the impact the newly-minted Swift 1.2 will have on future development.
72: That's Classic Mousepad
February 11th, 2015 | 27 mins 21 secs
Ok let's just get this out of the way now: The first minute of audio is really weird. We don't know why and we didn't have time to re-record it. Plus it's actually kind of funny to sound like we're in the witness protection program. This week, Keith and Mark continue to talk about the Mac, ReactiveCocoa, and speculate wildly on the existence of UXKit.


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People are failing to take responsibility for their own health and well-being – even though many know how to do so – a survey has found.
One in seven adults (14%) believe they have little or no responsibility for it and more than 25% blamed food and drink companies for conditions such as obesity.
When asked who was responsible for their health and well-being, two in five (39%) said their GP, while one in five (19%) said the Government and 28% answered food and drinks companies.
The YouGov poll also found that most of the 2,000 people questioned knew they should eat at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day, but less than a third (29%) actually did so.
Women were more concerned about all health problems, with their weight, arthritis/joint pain and stress/anxiety being particular worries.
Romana Abdin, chief executive of private healthcare company Simplyhealth, which commissioned the research, said: "Changing demographics, increasing obesity and new technologies and treatments are demanding a new approach to healthcare delivery.
"To make the best decisions, our healthcare sector needs the best information.
"The Tracker shows that when thinking about their future health, people worry just as much about everyday conditions like joint and back pain as life-threatening illnesses.
"As our population ages, we need to have an honest discussion about how – or if – the NHS can meet the increasing demand for everyday health treatments."


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Hand painted in Marmalade House colours, or in natural wood, these stylish and practical wooden framed chalk boards are a perfect way to leave a reminder. The wooden frames can be painted to order in any of our Marmalade House colours and can come in a distressed or solid finish. Each frame has two metal hooks.
21″ x 16″ x 1.5″ (54cm x 40cm x 4cm)


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Most of us have seen the many different types of cosmetic products on the market in this category. Some of these promise one thing and others promise something else entirely. Conducting research is important when it comes to finding the best natural anti-aging skin cream. Those with sensitive skin understand the need for this research.
Even those who do not have this struggle know that there are details to look for with anti-aging products. Those that also moisturize the skin are particularly popular because others do not. Products found in the average retail store might not be what you are looking for. In most instances, customers want something that actually produces results.
Improving the Look of the Skin
Some people want to find creams that will improve the look of the skin. In this category are those who have dry and oily skin types. Products that moisturize are great because they immediately impact the appearance of the skin. Having natural ingredients also plays a role in the look of the skin, as well. Good creams quickly get included in the daily regime of skincare items.
Reducing the Signs of Aging
Wrinkles, crow's feet, and other signs of aging are generally the problem. Another issue that users want to resolve involves sun damage to the skin. Creams that work to reduce these signs and restore the skin are the most productive. They make it easier to address a number of signs with one product.
If you've tried a lot of different anti-aging products in the past, you may be a little more discriminating. This is where the research comes in as a benefit to consumers. Natural products are extremely popular because they eliminate or reduce the use of chemicals. The ultimate goal is to find terrific creams like this one to naturally produce younger looking skin.


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This Institution Gives Robin Williams Rare Tribute
The news of Robin Williams' death is the kind that knocks the wind out of you. Quite honestly, I'm still reeling along with the rest of the world from the loss of this prodigious comedic and dramatic talent. The actor/comedian that rambled and wisecracked his way into our hearts will receive a momentous tribute from the Hollywood community tonight. In honor of the life and prolific career of Robin Williams, the TCL Chinese Theater will dim their lights on Tuesday night at 8:30, according to NBC Los Angeles. In the 87-year history of the Hollywood Institution, formerly named Grauman's Chinese Theater, there have been only 7 other times that this has happened.
Williams was found unconscious on Monday in his Marin County apartment, and was pronounced dead shortly thereafter when authorities investigated the scene. On Tuesday it was ruled that his cause of death was asphyxia, due to a suicide by hanging. Williams was just 63, but has famously struggled with addiction and depression. He checked himself into rehab back in July to maintain his sobriety. Tributes from the entertainment community, the President, the media, and the world at large have inundated the internet, showing a tremendous outpouring of love and reverence for Williams, as well as support and sympathy for his family. To honor Williams' memory, TCL Theater forecourt, which has memorialized Williams' handprints and those of so many other industry greats, will go dark tonight for 60 seconds.
While this dimming of the lights is typically reserved for the loss of American icons in show business, there have been a few exceptions to this rule. In the near-century life of the TCL Chinese Theater, here are the 7 other times in which the forecourt lights have been dimmed in tribute.
Shirley Temple
The OG child actress and namesake of your favorite childhood cocktail Shirley Temple passed away in April of this year at the age of 85. According to NBC Local, Temple received the honor of the "dimming of the forecourt" lights in memoriam of her contributions to the world of entertainment. Temple's handprints are memorialized in that iconic sidewalk right outside of the theater.
Peter O'Toole
In December of 2013, the world lost the prolific actor of screen and stage Peter O'Toole at the age of 81. O'Toole was paid tribute with the dimming of the lights on the forecourt shortly after his death.The Lawrence of Arabia actor was in the entertainment industry for 56 years, and was considered one of the greatest actors of his time. According to CBS Local, his hands were imprinted on the Grauman's forecourt walk in 2011, which was obviously far overdue.
Mickey Rooney
Back in April, showbiz stalwart Mickey Rooney passed away at the ripe age of 93. He rose to fame as Andy Hardy of MGM's Hardy Boys films, and took home 2 honorary Oscars during his Hollywood tenure. Rooney's hands went in the cement in 1938, early on in his career. The grand Pagoda lights were dimmed to commemorate Rooney's long life in the biz and on Earth.
Donna Summer
In May of 2013, legendary singer and queen of disco Donna Summer passed away after a long battle with cancer. The iconic diva was only 63. According to LAist, the lights at Grauman's theater went down in tribute to her on the same day as her passing.
Tony Scott
Director Tony Scott, who worked on Top Gun & Man on Fire, passed away in August of 2012 at the age of 68 after nearly 40 years in showbiz. The British expat filmmaker tragically committed suicide by jumping off of a bridge, according to Daily Mail. According to Getty, the lights at Grauman's Chinese Theater were dimmed a few days later in tribute to the late director.
Neil Armstrong
In August 2012, space pioneer and American iconoclast Neil Armstrong departed this world at the age of 82, as a result of a complication from a heart bypass. The very same day, the lights on the theater were dimmed for 1 minute according to CBS Los Angeles. While this honor is typically reserved for entertainment industry vets, Armstrong's legacy as an American hero made this tribute necessary.
Aurora, CO Movie Theater Shooting Victims
In the wake of the horrific Dark Knight shooting in Aurora, CO back in July 2012, The TCL Theater held a candlelight vigil for the victims who tragically perished. That month, the theater facade went dark in remembrance of the 12 lives lost in the tragedy.
Even though we are still in the wake of this tragedy, this is a fitting tribute for a man who has touched so many lives.
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Crime prevention
Inside this section
Cut your in-store risks
New video podcasts aim to help city businesses protect themselves against a rising tide of retail crime.
Produced by the City's Safe City unit in cooperation with NSW Police, the 5 videos (see below and inside this section), provide local retailers with free advice on how to avoid falling victim to new 'tap and go' technology, credit card scams and shoplifting.
Although speedy and convenient for retailers and their customers, the recent introduction of 'tap and go' card payment technology has brought additional risks of fraud. According to the latest report from the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, fraud directly attributable to this new technology has risen in Sydney by 31%.
The videos were funded by a $10,000 grant from the crime prevention division of the NSW Justice Department, and have been warmly received by executive director of the Australian Retailers Association, Russell Zimmerman, who reports that retail fraud is costing Sydney businesses over $2.3 billion a year.
NSW Police crime prevention officer Janelle Laing and manager intelligence, fraud and cyber crime, Melanie Olson, describe current fraudulent practices and provide suggestions for the steps businesses can take to help protect themselves against in-store crimes.
Sydney City local area commander, superintendent Allan Sicard, said an influx of customers meant businesses were more vulnerable to scams.
"An increase in pedestrian traffic and busy customer service staff is often seen as an opportunity for fraudsters to target retailers," Supt Sicard said.
"Despite our police operations, improved surveillance technology in many stores and expert store security and loss prevention officers, retail theft and fraud is still costing the industry billions of dollars every year. Police work closely with retailers to proactively target shoplifters and other in-store fraud issues, which works to not only catch thieves, but to also deter anyone thinking they might get away with it," he said.
Preventing crime
Keeping your business safe
Crime is an issue that affects all kinds of businesses – whether you run a supermarket, department store, licensed premise, general store, local store or restaurant. Recent changes in payment technology such as Paywave have unfortunately increased crime rates in our area in the last 2 years.
The City of Sydney has joined with NSW Police and the NSW Crime Prevention Division to produce a series of videos to provide practical tips on keeping your business, staff and customers safe from fraudulent acts.
Cash handlingCrime scene preservationFraudRetailer rightsShoplifting
You can also download a useful resource we have put together to help you get the facts on business security.
Safety contacts for businesses
We have developed a 'Safety contacts for Businesses' magnet to help your local business keep staff and customers safe in an emergency.
The magnet can be personalised with your business and location information, including the name of the nearest cross street. Knowing these details can help to communicate clearly in a potential emergency situation making it easier and faster for police, fire or ambulance officers to locate your business and respond.
If you would like to obtain a personalised magnet for your business, please contact:
02 9265 email@example.com
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Salt Bae's Nusr-Et Steakhouse to Finally Open in New York City This Week
His 13th worldwide location.
Turkish chef and restaurant owner Nusret Gökçe, aka Salt Bae, will open his Nusr-Et steakhouse in New York City on January 18. It will be the debut of his 13th worldwide location which is located in the former China Grill in midtown's CBS Black Rock building.
Bae already has plans to open another location in the city, making it his third in the United States. The restaurant's current location was announced last year, but it wasn't confirmed to open until now. Nusr-Et will serve thin fillet called lokum, racks of lamb and veal over charcoal, seafood, and kofta stuffed with kasseri cheese alongside its steak menu.
Nusr-Et Steakhouse
60 W. 53rd St.
New York, NY 10019


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Want to become your own boss? Start a crabs business. Learn how to research your business opportunity and get started.
Thinking about opening a crabs business? We tell you what you need to know to get started.
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How to Create a Winning Crabs Company Business Plan
By now, you're probably tired of hearing how important a good business plan is to your crabs business startup.
Although it might seem like an unnecessary formality, your crabs company's business plan is a document that will shape your goals and strategies on a go-forward basis.
If that's not enough, consider that business plans inoculate your business from common startup mistakes. While other startup crabs businesses are floundering, your business will be on course for growth and profits, protected by a carefully conceived plan that reflects real world business conditions and your business's unique characteristics.
Assess the Competition
Prior to launching a crabs business within your community, it's worthwhile to see how many competitors you have. Try our link below to get a list of local competitors in your city. Simply enter your city, state and zip code to get a list of crabs businesses in your town.
Before you open up shop, make sure you know what you will offer to your customers that provides a significant advantage over your competition's offering.
Learning More About the Industry
If you are interested in starting a crabs business, it's a wise move to learn as much as you can from somebody who is already in the business. If you think your local competitors will give you advice, you're being overoptimistic. Why would they want to educate a future competitor?
But, a person who owns a crabs business outside of your community may be more than happy to give you a few tips, given that you don't compete with them in their area. Many business owners are happy to give advice to new entrepreneurs. Our estimate is that you may have to contact many business owners to find one who is willing to share his wisdom with you.
Do you know how to find an owner of a crabs business in a different locale who can assist you?
Here's one way to do it. Just use our link below, find somebody and call them.
Acquisitions vs. Startups
There is a lot of debate about whether it's better to start a new crabs business or acquire a crabs business on the business-for-sale marketplace.
Except for scenarios that require extreme innovation or highly unique value propositions, it's usually less risky to buy an existing crabs business.
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Jump onboard for this 'spooktacular' ride to Grosse Isle where a delicious lunch awaits our arrival. Caricatures for all children onboard and live entertainment by Winnipeg favourite Chris Without the Hat! The volunteers will be serving up freshly prepared hotdogs, a bag of chips and a hot or cold drink before we head to Igor's Haunted Station. Look out for him and make sure you show off your spooky costume, there are prizes for his favourite! Don't miss out on this frightfully fun trip to celebrate Halloween!
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Spot welding is a resistance welding process, in which two sheets to be welded, are pressed together, by two opposing electrodes, at one point. A welding current is introduced into the sheet through the electrodes, which usually sit at the end of a spot welding gun or a cylinder. This ensures that the base material melts, usually at the transition between the plates.
To prevent the overheating of the electrodes, cooling water is frequently is conducted at the interior. The electrodes are often made of copper and its alloys, given the required power and thermal conductivity and the reduced transition resistance of the electrodes to the workpiece material.
Spot welding is an important process for the connection of body parts in the field of car manufacturing, as well as for the manufacturing of electronic articles, for example, electronic valves. Adaptive provisions such as IQR and genuine process controls, through efficient monitoring and verification systems, such as PQS, enable the safer welding of the most demanding materials.
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LIVERPOOL dropping out of the Champions League into the Europa League might not have been good news but for those at Channel Five it has been manna from heaven.
Normally you do not get too many tuning in to listen to the erudite and enlightening views of Stan Collymore and the equally articulate Colin Murray but the Reds' first meeting with Unirea Urziceni attracted an audience of 3.1 million.
Clearly, the longer Liverpool stay in the competition, the better it will be for Five and with that in mind, it is no surprise they have launched an amusing advertising campaign to sit side-by-side the games that are scheduled to be played.
It features the thoughts of Jamie Carragher, Steven Gerrard and Rafa Benitez during a training session before a big game – or does it? Without giving too much away, ace impersonator and Reds fan Darren Farley has a part to play.
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Deborah Ellis has been all over the world. And she hasn't just visited places, she's done things. Big things. She went to Pakistan to help at an Afghan Refugee Camp; she went to Israel and the Ghaza Strip to talk with Israeli and Palestinian children; and she went to Malawi and Tanzania to spend time with children orphaned by AIDS. Deborah has written books that draw on each of these experiences - some fiction and some non-fiction - and at the heart of her work is her deep passion for peace and her unwavering support of children.
She says it best: "It has been a real privilege for me to sit with people in many parts of the world and learn how their lives have been drastically altered by war or disease, and how they try to remain kind in spite of it all. This has taught me how fundamentally alike we all are."
Deborah was born in Cochrane, Ontario and grew up in Paris, Ontario. She was a loner who spent much time reading and using her imagination. By the time she was seventeen, she was a political activist and, after graduating from high school, moved to Toronto to work in the Peace Movement and the Women's Movement.
Her first book, Looking For X (published in 1999), is set in Toronto and is about an eleven-year-old girl dealing with twin autistic brothers, a run-in with skinheads, and a false accusation of school vandalism. It won the Governor General's Award in Canada (similar to the Carnegie Medal).
It was after writing this book that she began to travel extensively and hone her unique skill for writing about the intersection of global issues and children, which first came to fruition in The Breadwinner Trilogy, an award-winning series about three different girls living under the Taliban regime: The Breadwinner (2001), Parvana's Journey (2003) and Mud City (2004). Because each book focuses on a different girl, they easily stand alone.
Her other books include Three Wishes: Israeli and Palestinian Children Speak (2004, nonfiction), in which she chronicles the stories of 20 Jewish, Muslim, and Christian children whom she interviewed in 2002; and The Heaven Shop (2004), a novel for young adults about an AIDS orphan in Africa who searches for her siblings.
She donates almost all the proceeds from her books to causes such as "Women for Women in Afghanistan" and UNICEF.
In Her Own Words
Writing books is something I have always wanted to do, and have tried to do, since I was twelve years old, growing up in Paris, Ontario. Writing helps me to understand the world, and myself. While the work of writing is often frustrating and difficult, it can also be glorious and exciting.
As soon as high school was over, I got involved in the movement to rid the world of nuclear weapons. Political activism for peace and social justice forms a large part of my life. My books reflect the heroism of people around the world who are struggling for decent lives. It has been a real privilege for me to sit with people in many parts of the world and learn how their lives have been drastically altered by war or disease, and how they try to remain kind in spite of it all. This has taught me how fundamentally alike we all are.
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Orange County Wedding Photography | Three16 Photography
Here in Southern California the end of May is the start of a few things. It's the start of summer vacation for students. It's the start of hot summer days. It's the start of overcrowded beaches. And it's the start of wedding season. Being an Orange County wedding photographer I can't think of a better way to start off summer than David & Nicollette's beautiful Vista Valley Country Club wedding which is located a short drive outside of Orange County. And this past weekend could not have been spent with a better couple. Anyone that knows David & Nicollette know that they are truly amazing & wonderful people. Honestly when I think of my ideal clients that I want to photograph I think of people like David & Nicollette.
If you know them then this comes as no surprise to you. But if you don't know these two then one of the first things you'll notice in meeting them is their kindness. Seriously, they will kill you with kindness and I love it! Secondly you'll notice that they care. I began talking with David and Nicollette about a year ago after a bridal show in Orange County. Like most couples they had many questions about our wedding photography services and after initially meeting with them we scheduled their engagement session in Orange County (Check it out here!). During their engagement session it wasn't only David laughing his heart out but all of us and to be honest it was the start of what has become a friendship. Often I tell my clients that I desire to have a connection with them for the long haul. Here at Three16 Photography it is not our desire to just show up, snap some pictures and get a paycheck. Rather we want to intentionally invest in the relationships of our clients, we want them to feel like they can count on us on the wedding day for more than just being a photographer but also a support and we want to provide them with beautiful photographs that they can cherish for a lifetime. Lastly if you didn't know it yet, David & Nicollette are a lot of fun! With that said I want to share with you some pictures of their amazing day and in a few weeks I'll share once more about David & Nicollette's love story and how they came together.
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Spring is the most precious time of year in Southern California. For a couple of weeks, the beige and brown tones that dominate the landscape (together with the dark green of some hardy and drought-resistant chaparral shrubs) are replaced by the freshness of bright green grass, as well as the colors and scent of flowering bushes and trees.
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Claiming that he has greatly improved his condition during his season in Western Australia, Henry Irslinger is confident of his ability to turn the tables on Louis Pergantes – the only man who has beaten him in Australia. They will wrestle eight ten-minute rounds at His Majesty's Theatre on Friday night. Since his arrival in Perth on Friday last, Pergantes, a Greek, has been training systematically. His numerous matches against all-comers in the Eastern States has worked him into good condition. He is anxious to prove himself here in order that he might secure a match with his countryman, Kilonis, when the latter visits Perth. Continue reading


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John Mckenna - TASI Chief Executive Officer
John McKenna is the Chief Executive Officer of TASI Group. Beginning in August of 2012, John led the TASI Flow Segment, then comprised of six instrumentation companies in North America, Europe and Asia. In July of 2015, John became the CEO of TASI Group and has strengthened TASI's focus on its four strategic business segments through acquisition, adding many businesses to TASI's portfolio.
John has extensive senior leadership experience driving strategic and organizational excellence at industrial technology companies including Ashcroft and Invensys / Foxboro. He has in-depth experience in verticals that matter to TASI, such as chemical, oil and gas, pulp and paper, food, pharmaceuticals and power generation. John has vast global experiences covering China, Brazil, India, Japan and other diverse geographies, including setting up factories in China and Brazil and JVs in India.
John is a dynamic CEO/general manager with significant experience managing full P&Ls of global manufacturing and software development operations, in both turnaround and growth situations. He is a strong leader with a proven ability to recruit and develop high-performing executive teams. Specific experience in industrial products and automation industries, include software, hardware, and systems process control technologies and products.
Jim Schauer - TASI Chief Financial Officer
Jim Schauer is the Chief Financial Officer at TASI Group, joining the company in September 2015. Jim brings with him over 25 years of international experience in various finance roles in manufacturing, engineering and service environments. Jim joined TASI Group from TAS Energy where he held the position of CFO. Prior to this Jim worked for General Electric, Flow & Process Technologies (formerly Dresser Inc.) where he last held the position General Manager for the Americas Region and was previously Vice President Finance for Flow Technologies. Prior to General Electric, Jim spent a large portion of his career at Invensys Process Systems Inc. in various manufacturing and finance roles including an overseas assignment.
Jim has a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Finance as well as a Master of Business Administration, all from Bryant College, and is a Certified Management Accountant. Jim is married with two children, a dog and three cats and likes to spend his free time at Newfound Lake in New Hampshire.
Bill Curran - Automation Segment President & General Manager | ATC
With 35 years in automation and a computer science background, Bill Curran has developed and led technical teams to deliver world class automation. He is focused on the future and is proud to enable manufactures to grow their business. Mr. Curran considers ATC Automation's goal as seeing our customers succeed using state of the art automation for producing products that touch our everyday lives. ATC Automation's team-based approach delivers the optimum customer experience. Saying that people make the difference is so common it has lost its meaning; however, Bill's goal has always been to build teams that work to partner with our customers for the best solutions and project outcomes.
While Bill might not know the latest on sports, he likes to be hands on from home improvements to woodworking. He enjoys spending his time remodeling a century old family home with his wife Donna, and going on adventures with their dog, Koda.
Kevin Hansell - Product Integrity Segment President
Kevin Hansell is the President of the Product Integrity Segment. Kevin joined the TASI team in 2006, and since 2011 has led Cincinnati Test Systems through a period of rapid growth by gaining market share and expanding into new vertical and international markets. Kevin believes that great products and great people are the core of any successful company and has built a strong team who continuously develop products that advance the state of the art and solve critical problems for customers.
Prior to working at TASI, Kevin's experience includes leadership roles in product development, systems engineering and sales at Cincinnati Incorporated and GE Aviation.
Kris Fairfield - Package Integrity Segment President
Kris Fairfield is the President of the Package Integrity segment of TASI Group. The Package Integrity segment consists of three businesses: ALPS – located in Oak Creek, Wisconsin; Sepha – located in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Bonfiglioli Engineering – located in Ferrara, Italy. Kris has been part of TASI Group since July of 2018.
Kris brings extensive international experience to TASI Group, with a strong commercial and general management background. Before joining TASI Group, Kris spent over a decade working for Thermo Fisher Scientific, where he held various commercial and management roles including managing a business in Shanghai China, and more recently managing the global product inspection business that included sites in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Parma, Italy.
Kris is a passionate proven global business leader with experience leading large multinational teams including commercial, product management, R&D and field service, and managing full P&L responsibilities. He is a proven leader that leads by example, and believes employees are the most valued asset within an organization.
In his free time, Kris enjoys travelling the globe with his wife and experiencing different cultures. He is looking to hit the century mark for countries visited by 2020.
John Norris - Flow Segment President
John Norris is President of the TASI Flow Segment of TASI Group. Prior to joining TASI Group, John was the President of ONICON Incorporated; a flow and energy measurement business acquired by TASI Group in April 2019. The TASI Flow Segment includes the following businesses: AW-Lake, Air Monitor, Fox Thermal, Greyline, KEM, Litre Meter, ONICON, Pulsar Process Measurement, Seametrics, Sierra Instruments, SignalFire, and Vogtlin.
John has spent more than 30 years in industrial businesses and held roles in materials, operations, sales, and general management. He is motivated by a desire to build high performing customer-focused operations.
John is excited by the challenge of leading and integrating the TASI Flow business into the future. He is passionate and committed to delivering quality engineered measurement products and services to our customers and providing a positive and encouraging environment the promotes continuing staff development.
Scott Harrison - General Manager | TASI Gas Flow Division
Scott Harrison is the General Manager of the TASI Gas Flow Division which includes the Air Monitor, Fox Thermal, and Sierra Instruments businesses.
Scott has over 30 years of global business experience in industrial instrumentation industries supporting the defense, scientific, environmental, and energy markets within a public utility, Teledyne Technologies, and most recently AMETEK, Inc. He has held roles in quality, engineering, software development, research & development, sales, marketing and general management. He is motivated by a desire to build efficient, process driven customer-focused operations.
Scott is a former U.S. Navy submarine officer. Scott holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from the United States Naval Academy and has participated in Executive Programs at Stanford University and the London School of Business.
Scott is excited by the challenge of leading the TASI Gas Flow business into the future. He is passionate about quality, continuous improvement and providing a positive and encouraging environment to all team members.
Business Leaders:
Jill Shearer - General Manager | ALPS
Jill Shearer is the General Manager of ALPS Inspection. The world leader in leak detection of injection blow-molded plastics, ALPS manufactures, sells, and services solutions for in-line leak inspection of containers.
Jill re-joined ALPS in 2018 as Project Manager, building on her 15 years of previous experience with ALPS. Jill's passion for customer relationship building is the guiding force that drives all aspects of the ALPS business, from new machine development to field service. Jill is excited to lead the talented ALPS team on its journey toward sustainable and strategic global growth.
In her free time, Jill enjoys performing in Milwaukee's premier classical, choral music ensemble and German folk dancing at local festivals.
Mark Iverson - General Manager | AW-Lake Company
Mark Iverson is the General Manager at the AW-Lake Company. Together with our European Sister Companies, AW-Lake's products offer the most complete line of flow meters, monitors, sensors, and controllers available in the industry.
Mark joined the TASI team in 2007 and has held numerous roles at AW-Lake as Product Line Manager, Director of Engineering, and Sales Engineer. Since 2014 Mark has lead the AW-Lake team as General Manager with a vision to provide the right technology for the right application, develop niche products for niche applications, and to bring yesterday's mechanical flow meters into today's IIoT.
Since attending Marquette University, Mark has been a resident of Wisconsin after growing up in California and Arizona. His wife, two kids, and Marquette basketball bring him happiness through the long winters.
Andrea Cavana - General Manager | Bonfiglioli
Andrea's previous experience is mainly related to the pharmaceutical market, where he has been active for almost 15 years working for different manufacturing companies, all devoted to the production of top quality equipment for this industry. The most important previous experience has been with Stilmas, an Italian company specialized in the production of pharma water generation systems.
Andrea has a strong commercial background that, coupled with international business experience and with know-how in lean manufacturing processes and methods, supports him in the management of a fast evolving and dynamic company like Bonfiglioli Engineering. A strong trust in team work guides Andrea's actions in the life of the Company.
Thanks to Andrea, Bonfiglioli Engineering scaled its knowledge, power and influence in the Pharma sector, that is now definitely the reference market.
Mike Tanniru - General Manager | Cincinnati Test Systems
Mike Tanniru is General Manager of Cincinnati Test Systems (CTS), global experts in leak and functional test solutions. Mike is a customer-focused leader, and his passion is providing solutions to challenging problems. He has over 20 years of experience working with global technology companies.
Mike's experience includes leadership roles at Emerson Electric Company and AMETEK. He joined CTS in 2020 and prior to that was the Business Director for Precitech, a Division of AMETEK, where he focused on expanding their geographic and market footprint. Mike started his career as a Field Service Engineer at Emerson and held roles of increasing responsibility including Controls Engineer, Project Manager, Application Engineer, and Director of Projects and Services.
Mike has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering and a Master's in Business Administration both from the University of Pittsburgh. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, running, skiing, and attending his daughter's gymnastics competitions.
Derek Kuhn - President and General Manager | CTS Sciemetric
As President and GM of Sciemetric, Derek is deeply involved in the day to day operations of the company as well as its strategic direction. Derek is a sales-driven leader who works closely with customers and the Sciemetric team to understand how to apply the company's existing and emerging technologies to optimize customers' operations.
Derek was previously Senior Vice President at Sciemetric, where he helped to drive continuous improvement and define the company's path towards applying its strengths in the manufacturing domain to new applications for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
Prior to joining Sciemetric, Derek held senior positions at BlackBerry within the BlackBerry Technology Solutions (BTS) organization, including Vice President of Sales and Senior Vice President of BlackBerry IoT. Before BlackBerry, Derek held senior positions at Alcatel-Lucent, including Vice President of Emerging Technology and Media, and Vice President of Strategy for the Americas region. While at Alcatel-Lucent, Derek conceived and led the ng Connect Program, a multi-industry initiative dedicated to the development and rapid deployment of next-generation broadband services based on ultra-high bandwidth technologies.
In his spare time, Derek enjoys spending time with family, skiing and restoring vintage Jet Skis.
Klaus Wanner - Managing Director | CTS Schreiner
Klaus Wanner joined CTS-Schreiner GmbH as Managing Director in July 2018. CTS-Schreiner GmbH is a leak test instrument and systems supplier in Ottobrunn, Germany near Munich. His goal is to create value and partnership with customers through technical advice and support. He joins the organization with many years of executive management experience in international sales of customized machines and automation from high-tech industries including, Hekuma, Rofin, and Weber Screwdriving Systems. He has a degree in mechanical engineering studies from the Technical University of Munich in the field of production engineering. Klaus is married with two children and enjoys living in the beautiful region of Munich.
Amanda Deng - General Manager | CTS China
Amanda Deng is General Manager of Cincinnati Test Systems Shanghai. Amanda joined the CTS team in 2006 as the first employee of CTS China, and managed to grow CTS Shanghai into a market leader in all scales. She also helped CTS established a highly efficient, self-functioning team which gained CTS China a promising rapid growth for the next coming 10 years.
For the past 12 years, Amanda expanded CTS Shanghai from one location to a five location branched offices company, setup a sales/service network to have China fully covered to meet all kinds of sales opportunities and challenges. Amanda believes that great products and great people are the core of any successful company – people above all, matter. She will keep working on building the team and forming the company culture to ensure a bright future for CTS China.
Amanda is a passionate new learner of golf who still struggles to beat her personal goal. She is a foodie too; and European cheese and wine are her favorite.
Douglas Jaeger - General Manager | EXACT Dispensing Systems
Doug Jaeger is the General Manager of EXACT Dispensing Systems. Under Doug's leadership, EXACT Dispensing Systems pursues dispensing applications for a wide range of industrial and automotive markets around the world including North America, China, India and others. EXACT Dispensing pursues markets where ever sealants and adhesives, including epoxies, silicones, urethanes and other single component or two component chemistries may be used.
Doug has extensive global experience in sealant and adhesive dispensing applications and markets developed from many years in leadership roles at EXACT Dispensing, EXEL North America and Graco Inc. Doug combines practical hands on experiences with global sales management, product management and market development roles, responsibilities and positions.
Mike Schillings - General Manager | innomatec
Mike Schillings is General Manager of innomatec Test und Sonderanlagen GmbH Germany – leak test with air and helium up to 500 bar. He is a state-certified electrical engineer for measurement and control technology. Mike joined innomatec in 1989. In the family business he learned how to design tailor-made systems from scratch. In 2000 he took over the 50% shares of his father and the final 50% in 2005. During the last 14 years he and his team developed the company to a global brand and respected player from 25 to 143 employee and subsidiaries in China, Brazil and India.
He sold the company in August 2019 to TASI Group to ensure a long and successful future of innomatec and his team. Together with TASI, CTS and his team, Mike will be developing a larger footprint in the European leak test market for the group.
innomatec employees have one thing in common: they want to be challenged. Always being challenged anew is an elixir of life for Mike as well.
When he is not working, Mike enjoys spending time with his wife and his two daughters (2014 and 2018). He likes cooking, traveling and skiing.
Silke Afzalian-Mand - Managing Director | KEM Kueppers
Since August 2018 Silke Afzalian Mand serves as the acting General Manager of KEM Küppers Elektromechanik GmbH, the German flow specialist among the TASI Flow group of companies, with subsidiaries in China and Singapore. Silke has a strong background in Finance and Human Resources and has held Senior Management positions with TASI since 2006.
Prior to joining KEM Küppers Elektromechanik GmbH, Silke Afzalian Mand served as the Head of Finance and Human Resources of an international pharmaceutical company, but also has vast experience in other industries like Information Technology and Logistics.
When she is not working she enjoys spending time with family and friends, and she likes cooking, traveling and shopping – especially in the US.
Charles Wemyss - General Manager | Litre Meter
Charles Wemyss is CEO of Litre Meter Limited, based in the United Kingdom. Charles has been with Litre Meter since 1982 and purchased the business outright in 2001. Charles sold to TASI in 2011 and has remained in the same role. Since it's founding in 1975, the company has been dedicated to Specialist Flow Measurement Engineering.
Litre Meter won the Queen's Award for Enterprise in International Trade in 2016. Litre Meter's reputation in the measurement market for the design of low flow, high pressure flow meters suitable for aggressive fluids and for installation in hazardous areas, has not wavered and still stands strong today. Charles is proud of Litre Meter's ability to design and manufacture high quality devices for flow measurement, including bespoke products for handling custom requirements.
Charles lives locally and enjoys his ancient Land Rover, more modern Aston Martin and supports Arsenal and Formula One.
Bill Valentine - General Manager | ONICON, Inc.
Bill Valentine is General Manager of ONICON, Inc. a market leader in flow and energy measurement products used primarily in hydronic heating and cooling systems. Bill joined ONICON in 2016 as VP of Engineering responsible for leading engineering teams at ONICON's family of flow measurement companies including Greyline, Air Monitor, Fox Thermal, Seametrics and Pulsar.
Bill has 30+ years of experience developing precision instrumentation used in a wide variety of industries including semi-conductor, biomedical, agriculture, oil & gas and aerospace. Prior to joining ONICON, he held VP and CTO roles at Brooks Instrument and Celerity.
Bill has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Cal Poly, SLO and a Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University.
Shankar Krishnamurthy - General Manager | Product Integrity Segment - Asia Pacific
Shankar Krishnamurthy is VP & General Manager for Asia Pacific for the Product Integrity Segment. Shankar is a customer-focused business leader with domestic and international experience in product development, sales and operations. His passion is to deliver consistently high-quality service to customers across the entire buying experience from pre-sales to post-sales service & support.
Prior to joining TASI in 2015, Shankar spent 15+ years at Emerson Electric Company where he rose through the ranks of the engineering organization, and devoted most of his efforts working on product development and project management. Shankar has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from India and a Master of Electrical Engineering from Lamar University in Texas.
Georgina Perkins - Managing Director | Pulsar Process Measurement & Greyline Instruments Inc.
Georgina Perkins is the Managing Director of Pulsar Process Measurement and Greyline Instruments Inc, operating out of the UK. Georgina took over as Managing Director in September 2019 with the ambition "to build on the customer centric ethos, which means Pulsar and Greyline are the operators' first choice when selecting contactless flow and level solutions".
With over 20 year's experience of growing profitable global businesses within Siemens, Johnson Controls and most recently ABB, Georgina attributes this success to developing high performing teams and products resulting in solutions that are simple to select, own and operate for life.
Having worked in most sectors that utilize water or energy, she recognizes that her business is about freeing customers to get on with operating their business in confidence, whether that is wastewater treatment in Australia or pipeline sand detection in the UAE.
She has a husband and two dogs and is happiest when either in or on water, scuba diving or kayaking at home or abroad.
Ian Hunter - General Manager | Sepha
A career which started in chartered accountancy offices and then through 35 years of commercial businesses has given Ian an in-depth understanding of company finance at all levels.
He has combined his financial experience with practical management. Positions held have ranged from Group Accountant through Financial Director to Managing Director, mainly in engineering manufacturing companies with global markets and divisions.
Joining Sepha as Financial Manager in 2011, Ian was appointed General Manager in 2014.
Martin Hird - Managing Director | Sierra-CP Engineering
Martin Hird is the Managing Director of Sierra-CP Engineering; he has served in this role since 2011 having joined the company which was formally known as CP Engineering in 2004 as Commercial Director.
Having more than 30 years' experience in providing system solutions in field of Engine & Vehicle testing for both Production and Research market sectors, Martin has overseen the growth of Sierra-CP into a provider of class leading products & systems, while developing Sierra-CP's capability and reputation in providing large, multi-disciplined turn key test solutions on an international basis, supported by his expert team, based on the shared commitment of Innovation and Flexibility in Sierra CP's approach to assisting clients in meeting the ever-changing testing challenges.
Matthew Olin - President | Sierra Instruments, Inc.
Matthew J. Olin is President of Sierra Instruments, Inc. headquartered in Monterey, California. He has served in this role since 2003. Sierra was founded in 1973 by Matthew's father, Dr. John G. Olin and the company was owned and run by the Olin Family for 46 years until it was sold to TASI Group in May of 2019.
Matthew has extensive experience in the design and manufacturer of precision flow measurement and control electronics, software and hardware for industries ranging from semiconductor and biotech to energy, environmental, and automotive.
Matthew has successfully grown Sierra by focusing on technology innovation, global business development, and acquisitions. Matt takes a hands-on management role in marketing, product design, and R&D to assure all new products and services build the Sierra brand known for beautiful design, exceptional high performance and ease of use.
Matthew played Division I Basketball at the University of the Pacific on a full scholarship while earning a Minor in Art and a Bachelor's Degree in Business. He went on to receive his MBA from the University of San Diego.
Matt is married to wife Carri and they enjoy three wonderful sons.
Josh Schadel - General Manager | SignalFire Wireless Telemetry
Josh serves as the General Manager and CTO at SignalFire Wireless Telemetry. With more than 18 years of experience in high tech instrumentation, he has a strong background in product development, embedded systems, and low-power wireless sensor networks.
He joined SignalFire in 2008, when it was a small start-up company, and was instrumental in the development of SignalFire's successful product line and technology while serving as Director of Engineering.
Josh holds a bachelor's degree in electrical and computer engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
In addition to spending time with his wife and daughter he enjoys working on and racing cars.
Michelle Ganim - Director of Information Technology | TASI
Michelle Ganim joined TASI in March 2012 as the IT Director, responsible for overseeing the IT operations for all TASI businesses. In her tenure, she has created an IT team, built a strong flexible infrastructure, moved many of the businesses forward with new and improved business applications, and IT project management. Prior to TASI, Michelle's career has grown strong working at manufacturing and technology organizations such as Procter & Gamble, Wang, Xerox and Cargill.
Michelle has a BA in Business Management and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Wilmington College. She holds Microsoft, VMWare and Cisco certifications.
She has been married for 27 beautiful years to Al Ganim and has three sons. Her passions are enjoying life with family and friends, music, and the outdoors.
David Simoneau - Corporate Controller | TASI
David Simoneau serves as Corporate Controller for TASI Group. Joining TASI in 2016, David is involved in financial reporting, budget, treasury management along with audit and tax matters. He brings a background managing and overseeing various accounting and tax matters, including policies, procedures, controls and systems. David has previously worked in the energy generation, medical device and consumer product industries.
Immediately prior to joining TASI, David was a Director with Competitive Power Ventures where he was responsible for financial, accounting, audit and tax activities related to both CPV's project portfolio and its asset management business. Prior to that David held various positions gaining exposure to start up, high growth and bankruptcy emergence situations along with experiences working in Europe and Australia.
David is a graduate of Bryant University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. David lives in Massachusetts with his wife and three children and spends too much of his free time following the Boston sports teams.
Eric Muhlen - Director of Human Resources | TASI
Eric Muhlen is the Human Resource Director at TASI Group. Eric has been supporting TASI companies since the very first TASI Group acquisitions. Starting as the Human Resource Manager at Cincinnati Test Systems in November of 1999, Eric quickly moved to manage the U.S. benefit package for all TASI employees. In January of 2004, Eric became the TASI Human Resource Director.
Eric is a skilled and knowledgeable human resource professional able to manage all functions of H.R. including talent development, employee relations, benefits, compensation, recruiting, training, safety, employee performance, and legal compliance. Eric is certified as a Global Human Resource Professional by SHRM and holds a Master's Degree in Labor and Employment Relations from the University of Cincinnati.
Eric looks forward to his continued support of the TASI management team and TASI employees as he leads the human resource effort to create a top-quality, world-class workforce.
Fabian Waltz - General Manager | Vögtlin Instruments GmbH
Fabian V. Waltz is CEO of Vögtlin Instruments GmbH – flow technology in Switzerland. In June 1999 Fabian started working for Vögtlin Instruments and took over the Managing Director from his father in 2007. He sold the company in July 2011 to the TASI Group and with this group in the back he has developed Vögtlin to a global brand and respected player in the Flow Meter Market with over 50 Distributors worldwide and a TASI Network in the US and China.
He brings a great general management background in developing and marketing of Sensors, Instruments and Solutions into a broad range of Scientific and Industrial applications such as Life Science, Coating, Pharma, Chemical, Environmental, and many other industrial markets. His experience and engagement has led the company to sustainable and double-digit growth, all made possible with a great team and innovative products.
Fabian believes in a culture of ownership, commitment, trust and teamwork.
He has a wife and a young daughter and loves to spend time with them and friends. His other passions are gardening, skiing and discovering and learning every day something new.


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Gambling in the USA
AGA CEO Bill Miller to Testify at U.S. Senate Judiciary Hearing
Will Affirm Gaming Industry's Commitment to Protecting Integrity of Competition, Bets
American Gaming Association (AGA) President and CEO Bill Miller will testify at the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing titled, "Protecting the Integrity of College Athletics," on Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at 2:30 p.m. EDT.
Miller will discuss how legal, regulated sports betting protects consumers, athletes, and all levels of competition.
WHO: U.S. Senate, Committee on the Judiciary
WHAT: Hearing titled, "Protecting the Integrity of College Athletics"
WHEN: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 at 2:30 p.m. EDT
WHERE: Dirksen Senate Office Building G50 and streaming here.
About the AGA:
The American Gaming Association is the premier national trade group representing the $261 billion U.S. casino industry, which supports 1.8 million jobs nationwide. AGA members include commercial and tribal casino operators, gaming suppliers, and other entities affiliated with the gaming industry. It is the mission of the AGA to achieve sound policies and regulations consistent with casino gaming's modern appeal and vast economic contributions.
Gambling in the USA
Evolution Selected for PointsBet US Live Casino Rollout
Evolution Gaming, leading provider of Live Casino solutions, announced today that it has been selected by PointsBet, a premier global sportsbook operator, for its rollout of Live Casino services in the US online gambling market.
Originally founded in Australia, PointsBet is currently operational in New Jersey, Indiana, and Iowa, offering both online and land-based sports betting. PointsBet entered the US market in July 2018 when it gained a commercial licence to operate as an online corporate bookmaker in New Jersey and commenced taking bets in the Garden State in January 2019. Since then, PointsBet has built a national footprint by entering into a number of other agreements to expand US operations into other states, subject to the passing of enabling legislation.
Evolution opened its first US Live Casino studio in Atlantic City, New Jersey, in August 2018. A second Evolution studio is currently under construction in Pennsylvania with go-live scheduled for H2 2020, as well as a third in Michigan, scheduled for go-live in 2021.
Commenting on the partnership, Seth Young, Chief Innovation Officer at PointsBet, stated: "We are thrilled to partner with Evolution Gaming to launch Live Casino technology in US jurisdictions, where we plan to offer our proprietary online casino platform. The addition of Evolution Live Casino extends the appeal of PointsBet's premium product in the rapidly growing US market."
Sebastian Johannisson, Chief Commercial Officer at Evolution Gaming, added: "Evolution's Live Casino portfolio offers PointsBet a rich mix of world-leading online Live Casino games including classic table games, online Poker variants that are big favourites with US players, and our new generation of award-winning, record-breaking game show games. In addition, PointsBet will have the option of exclusively branded dedicated tables and environments, should they require these."
Gambling in the USA
Virginia Lottery launches IWG games becoming the Company's 23rd WLA/NASPL iLottery launch
Long-standing collaboration with NeoPollard produces fastest integration to-date
Today IWG digital instant win games launched on the Virginia Lottery's iLottery gaming platform, making it the 23rd WLA/NASPL-member lottery to launch the instant win supplier's games portfolio. The integration took just weeks to complete, a timeline made possible by the long-standing collaboration between IWG and NeoPollard Interactive, the Virginia Lottery's iLottery platform provider.
Following the execution of a five-year contract agreement, the completion of a streamlined integration process, and the implementation of IWG's locally-deployed Remote Game Server (RGS), the Virginia Lottery has elected to roll out the provider's top-performing games. An extensive portfolio of games is planned into the Lottery's roadmap.
Among the titles now available to Virginians is Cash Expander, a customized game from IWG that has been designed specifically for the Virginia Lottery. The gameplay, which utilizes the developer's core 'match three cluster' mechanic, includes gold, silver and bronze Virginia state symbols that activate the bonus round when three appear on-screen.
The release of Virginia Cash Expander marks the fourth iteration of this instant win game appearing in the North American iLottery market, following previous localized versions in Michigan, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania. These custom-made releases have proven hugely successful, with players appreciating the content that's been adapted for their own respective markets.
The launch of instant win games with the Virginia Lottery highlights the supplier's impressive lottery client network, with its content already live across the growing North American iLottery markets, including Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania in the US, and the Atlantic Provinces, Québec, and British Columbia in Canada.
Rhydian Fisher, IWG CEO, said: "We're so excited to be live in Virginia, our 23rd iLottery launch. The Virginia Lottery and its entrepreneurial approach to iLottery combined with the support of its platform vendor, NeoPollard, made it possible for us to execute a contract, integrate our RGS platform, and localize a set of games, all in a very short period of time. Clearly, the leading iLottery platforms have proven they can support the integration of independent game providers, like IWG, right during a program's initial launch."
Kevin Hall, Executive Director of Virginia Lottery, said: "IWG has done a tremendous job delivering the first of many games from its portfolio to the Virginia Lottery. They, along with our partners at NeoPollard, completed this integration within a very demanding timeline. Having seen the success of Cash Expander with other lotteries in North America, we're confident our own localized version will also appeal to a wide range of players here in Virginia."
Gambling in the USA
AGA to Report on Q2 U.S. Commercial Casino Gaming Revenue
The American Gaming Association (AGA) will host a press call on Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. EDT to provide an overview and analysis of the commercial gaming industry's financial performance during Q2 2020. Data discussed will include national and state gross gaming revenue (GGR) broken down by gaming vertical.
WHO: Bill Miller, AGA president and CEO.
WHAT: Press call to discuss commercial casino GGR from Q2 2020 and YTD.
WHEN: Thursday, August 13, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. EDT.
WHERE: Register for the Zoom call here.
About the Report
AGA's new Commercial Gaming Revenue Tracker provides state-by-state and cumulative insight into the U.S. commercial gaming industry's financial performance based on state revenue reports. The first issue highlights second quarter results, ending June 30 (Q2 2020), and year-to-date comparisons.
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Race Report from Nov. 5-6
Foot Rx's own Justin Tebockhorst (pictured above) successfully defended his Shut-In title this past weekend running 2:23. Scott Williams took a close 2nd place finishing just 3 minutes behind Justin. David Workman ran a stellar race finishing in a PR 2:32 in 3rd place! Brian Simpson finished in 3:05. Karen Ostergaard finished in 3:13.
Shawn Bagley sent in the following race report from Shut-In:
"I finished to the Shut In again this year. I thought it was going to be easier this year, but it was still pretty grueling. It was just an amazing day to be running up there though. The views were just phenomenal from along the ridge. Anyways, I finished just a couple minutes slower than last year, in 3:41.41. I crossed the hwy 151 aid station at exactly 3 hours, so that tells you how much walking I was doing for that last daunting section."
Dennis Duffy sent in the following report from the Mountain Splendor 5k in Black Mountain:
"I ran the Mountain Splendor 5k in Black Mountain this morning and it was a beautiful race with a scenic and rolling course. I loved this race and encourage runners to participate next year. I finished 7th out of 49 with a time of 24:13. 1st in my age group. By the way, Joe Watson was first and Kelly Allen was first female."
Raylene Morrow took her first Master's title in TN at the Race for Ian. Congrats!
Lance Martin ran the Savannah Rock 'n Roll 1/2 Marathon in 1:39. Scot Worley sent in the following race report from he & his wife:
"Jennifer and I ran in Savannah. She and her friend Deidre McMahon did Rock n Roll Savannah Marathon. Jennifer completed it (her 5th marathon) in 5:00:59. Deidre in 5:31. I ran the Half Marathon in 1:36."
Duncan Sharrits sent in the following report (Ann-Marie is his wife):
"Ann-Marie and I ran the Daytona Beach 1/2Marathon on 10/30. I ran 1:45 and Ann-Marie ran 2:10. Next up the Baton Rouge Marathon December 3rd." They are doing the 50 State Marathon Challenge, & are well on their way to completion!
Todd Gothberg ran 3:19:56 & Bill Sauber 4:43:45 at the New York City Marathon. Congrats to both!
Posted by Foot Rx Asheville at 3:14 AM
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text: Book Week at Dulwich College Shanghai Puxi is a fully immersive week for all students in the college, from Toddlers right through to the Senior School. It is a festive week in the College which celebrates all that books give us; imagination, inspiration, emotion, escape and excitement. Our school mornings during Book Week will start with "Rise and Shine Reading" in the DUCKS restaurant, teachers will read stories aloud whilst students enjoy light breakfast snacks. There will be competitions in the library all week which will require students to read passages from selected books and answer related questions. We have "drop and read" moments planned during the week to ensure that students can enjoy their favourite book at any random moment. There will be classroom make-overs, where students will decorate their classrooms to be scenes from their selected books, and on the last day, all students can dress as one of the characters from their class book for a grand finale celebration in our weekly College assembly. Book Week presents an exciting opportunity for students in all areas of literacy, public speaking and drama.


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