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Tagged: your guide to book publishing
Author Beware … Publishing Predators Are Breeding
Author YOU Smarts: Write or Die!
Every writer, every author, hits the wall some time … sometimes, lots of times. Oh, we can bring it all on ourselves, allowing and enabling a slew of distractions to create the detour. Or, some cosmic force comes into play—totally unexpected and totally uncontrollable. It's called life, and yes, it does happen. What happens if you routinely get waylaid … or you are on a true crunch deadline and you have got to get the chapter finished by tomorrow am or the book out the door within the next two weeks?
Are you a procrastinator? Do you need a nudge to get you, or keep you going? A gentle one … or an evil one? Here's something that just might do the trick to pull you out of a funk and kick-start your fingers and mind.
The Book Shepherds on Moving from Wannabe Author to the Real Thing
The Book Shepherds on Publishing: which is for you?
The Book Shepherds on Publishing: which is for you?
I'm afraid you are in for a rude awakening if you go the traditional route. Yes, you can get the attention of an agent and publisher with 60,000 book sales—especially since the traditional publishing averages LESS than 5,000. What's motivating you—maybe ego? Do you think there will be less work on your side involved with creating sales? Maybe you think a publisher will promote like hell? Think again.
Book Publishing: Authors Beware … What You See and Write In Word Is Not What You Get!
Book Publishing: Authors Beware … What You See and Write In Word Is Not What You Get!
Here's the heads up: what you put down, page-by-page in your Word document/pdf may have little to do with what it looks like in the formal book layout. So … don't make yourself crazy in trying to format things in the future.
Book Publishing and Editors Are Like Peanut Butter and Jelly
Why so many authors think that their friend who teaches literature at the local college, or their sister who loves everything they write and do is the perfect editor for their work is beyond me. Your editor can make or break your work—she can shape and shore it up … or, put in some commas and check your spelling. There are now more self and independent published books than those produced by the traditional NY houses—and too, too many have minimal, if any, editing. Think "ruthless editing." Cut and shape, hire a pro—and, when in doubt, cut it out.
Book Awards … Should You or Shouldn't You?
The Book Shepherds on Book Awards …
What do you do when you win a book award? The savvy author tells others about it. Don't count on your publisher to do it if you are published by someone other than your own company. Get your computer open and:
1. Create the publicity to now support your book and drive up book sales. Write a media release that includes who awarded you, in what topic area. Make sure you include your book title (I've actually seen this forgotten), you as the author, publisher and where the book is available. For example, I live in Colorado—the top book store in Denver is the Tattered Cover—include that the book is available (and make sure it is). If you have a judge's comment and appropriate, include it.


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The generation gap between parents and children sometimes leaves a lot to be desired by both the sides. It doesn't have to be so ALL the time, though. Parents who would do anything to show their love for their children create exceptional moments. They pay special attention to their children and do unexpected things to create beautiful memories for their children.
Scroll down to see 11 situations where parents showed they were the coolest folks around.
Contents & Quick Navigation
#11 Turning healthy into fun
Mom taking kids out on a drive and treating them her own version of sugar-free pina coladas.
#10 Birthday cake for daughter
Chris Hemsworth, noted film and TV show actor, baking a cake for his daughter's birthday.
#9 Pokemon characters
The whole family dressed up in anime characters just to please their son.
#8 We are family
Parents can teach their children that divorce can give them a new family too.
#7 Best friend's parents
When Khyle couldn't afford to order a ring with the symbol of his alma mater, his best friend's parents did. The inscription read: "To Our Other Son".
#6 Cosplay stars
Mom, Camillia Courts, helps her 7-year old daughter fight shyness and get more confident by dressing themselves up in Disney and other cosplay characters.
#5 Dad's love
When his daughter needed a cochlear implant, dad made the same tattoo in support of her.
#4 Store at home
When their autistic son's favorite video store closed down, the parents made a mini version right at home.
#3 All for a daughter's love
The dad couldn't refuse his daughter's plea to get new clothes for her doll. So, he went to the store and bought new clothes for the doll just to make his daughter super happy.
#2 Repeat after me
Yoga instructor mom doesn't need to ask her children to do some exercise. They get inspired and follow their mom's yoga moves.
#1 Hair to Stay
Dad Phillippe Morgese learned how to do awesome braids for daughter, Emma. He even has a school where parents can learn how to do amazing hairstyles for their princesses.
Weren't those just adorable? Share your cool parents' moment with us in the Comments section below. You might also like Top 25 Images Of Parenthood That Every Parent Can Relate To.
Please note: Articles you read here at FeedFond are genuinely for education or entertainment purpose only. We may earn commissions from the referral link to the products we review. However, this does not influence our judgment, but we strive to help people make an informed decision with positive and negative evaluations. We withhold any responsibility for any loss, risk, and personal or otherwise, experienced as a result, directly or indirectly, from any information or guidance given here.

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Landing an offer without a background in business is difficult, but it's not impossible. Here are a couple of success stories from readers who managed to land offers:
Success Story:
Thank you so much for all of your friendly advice in the videos! I came into the recruiting process with absolutely no background in business. After watching your videos, I felt much more confident about the process.
Thank you again for your generosity in making these videos available to students! I am so grateful to have received five offers - I could not have done this without you! I used your framework in every case interview and constantly reminded myself of the things you taught me!
Success Story:
I wanted to let you know that I received McKinsey offer as a non-MBA candidate. Thank you so much for all of your help throughout the process. There's no way I would have been as confident as I was in the final round interview, if I had not used your Look Over My Shoulder® Program.
I specifically remember answering a question by saying, "My hypothesis is that this is a costs problem, if revenues are rising while profits are dropping, so I want to look at X, Y, and Z.
"That being said, because I don't know the rate of the drop, this could still be a revenue problem, so I would also like to examine A, B, and C." (Asking for the rate itself would have been more efficient, but it wasn't an option in this context.)
This was the language that you recommended in Look Over My Shoulder®, and the interviewer cut me off and said, "perfect structure and excellent work on explaining your hypothesis."
That was the best 200 some dollars that I have ever spent, and I HIGHLY recommend that candidates download the audio files and listen to them over and over. I loaded them in my car, and listened to them almost every day for a month before the interview, and they became second nature.
One thing that I realized after getting an offer - you don't have to have a perfect performance to still pass. in fact, I would say that I did poorly in one of the cases, and made small math errors in each one.
Still, I think that my structure and ability to convince the interviewers that I was thinking in a problem-solving mindset was enough to overcome these mistakes.
If you could please add me to the mailing list of starting consultants, I would be very grateful.


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Peacefully at her home, on Monday, October 7, 2019, Connie Attard, at the age of 83 years, beloved wife of the late Joseph Attard. Loving mother of Cindy and her husband Tom Faukovic, Steve Attard, Josie and her husband Mike De Paulo, Michelle and her husband Ross Armata, and Sharon Attard. Cherished grandmother of Nikki, Daniela, Leta, Sarah, Joseph, Michael, Rachel, Alyssa, and Serina. Proud great-grandmother of Henry Joseph and Connor.
The family will receive their friends at the Egan Funeral Home, 203 Queen Street S. (Hwy. 50), Bolton (905-857-2213) on Wednesday afternoon 2 – 4 and evening 6 – 8 o'clock.
Funeral Mass will be held in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, 11873 The Gore Road, Brampton on Thursday morning, October 10 at 10 o'clock.
Entombment Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Woodbridge.
If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer Society.
Condolences for the family may be offered at www.EganFuneralHome.com
Condolence Messages
Wishing you all the strength to get through this hardship.
We lost a special aunt today. Broken hearts and flowing tears. But our bond and memories will last forever. xoxox
To all the family, please accept our heartfelt condolences at this very sad time. Connie is with Joe now.
Sincerely, with love,
Bill, Nancy and Hayley Anthoulakis
So sorry to hear of the passing of your mother,,,my condolences to you and your family.
Thinking of you all during this difficult time, our deepest condolences
Marilynn and John Calleja
You are all in our thoughts and prayers as you get through this very difficult time. We can't express our sadness but please accept our sincerest condolences. We will very much miss Connie!!! Tea time will never be the same…..
God bless you all!!
My condolences on your loss.. you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
From Claire & family ( auntie Ines family)
From Malta
Our deepest sympathies go out to the family. Your Mom is a great loss to you all.
Angela and Sheldon Firlotte
My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time my condolences to all. Carole Beland
You are in our prayers during this difficult time in the loss of your dear mother auntie Connie.
Jesmond & Helen Frantz
And family
Dear Josie michael & Family,
Please accept Leo and my condolences on the passing of your mother.
Gail & Leo Stevenato
Runaghan Family
We wish to express our condolences to your family at this sad time. Our prayers are with you all.
My deepest condolenced to you and all your family. Such a very sad time for you all.
My deepest condolences thoughts and prayers for the entire family
So Sorry to hear the passing of your mother(grandmother). Our deepest condolences to your family.
Dear Josie
We are thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. Our heartfelt condolences go out to you all.
Audra, Alberto and Gabriel
Goodbye Sweet Soul, I'm so happy that I had the opportunity to see you and spend some time with you last year <3
You will be back in your Husband's loving arms, now
Rest In Peace and Love Connie <3
My sincerest and heartfelt condolences to the whole family
Nikki and family
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.


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What is linguistics?
Mark Darbyshire, who has recently graduated from his undergraduate linguistics degree at UC and will start his honours programme next year, blogs his thoughts on the discipline.
Language was my dream subject, but I decided to study Computer Engineering instead. I thought the career prospects would be better. But Computer Engineering wasn't for me, and my studies inevitably drifted towards Linguistics. And I'm so happy they did!
Linguistics ties together everything I enjoyed studying at high school.
Linguistics isn't about learning languages. It's about studying how they work and how they change. It's about forgetting our opinions and studying language objectively. Linguistics is scientific, and it unearths fascinating patterns at every level.
Linguistics ties in with everything to do with humans and the world around them: history, psychology, sociology, biology, physics and more. It uses methodology from all sorts of different disciplines. That means there is bound to be an area of Linguistics that will interest you!
The courses at UC have exposed me to all sorts of topics. I've looked into the origins of European and Polynesian languages, explored the history of New Zealand English, and unravelled exciting patterns in lots of different languages. I've learnt about the properties of the sounds we make when we speak, and learnt how to model sentences and meanings using structures and logic that feel a lot like Computer Science or Maths.
UC is the hub of all sorts of exciting research, pushing the boundaries of what we know and finding new ways to put our knowledge to good use. This means that me and my classmates have had jobs in all sorts of projects.
Recently I worked with a computer system where participants wear a headset that makes them hear something different to what they actually said. This is used to change how they say their vowels. This might one day be able to help people who have language difficulties due to brain injury. I was working with Chinese people to see whether this system can be used to help language learners get a New Zealand accent. I found it very interesting, because Linguistics enables me to understand why people with different accents sound the way they do. I was uniquely placed to observe the peculiarities of the dialects that Chinese people develop when they come to New Zealand.
Now I'm starting work on an exciting project to do with a handful of dialects in Northern England. It's a wonderful opportunity to be involved in ground-breaking research of some English varieties that I'm particularly interested in. We'll be getting new insights into how attitudes affect the spread of language change.
UC has given me the opportunity to see the concepts I've studied in action, and to get paid for it. I've also been able to put my other skills (like computer programming) to good use. I know people from lots of different backgrounds in the Linguistics programme, but they've all been able to benefit from the unique perspective that their skills give them.
Don't be afraid to give Linguistics a shot. It's such a diverse area of study that you'll be able to find the perfect niche and make it your own. University is a much more fulfilling experience when you find a course of study that balances your talents and stimulates your mind.
Don't just jump on the conveyor belt to get a run-of-the-mill degree. Find a way to make it your own so that you can really excel.


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The discussion: AV Integrator Case Study: IVCi Creates "Collaboration Stairatorium" and More at AvidXchange™
AvidXchange™, a leading FinTech provider of accounts payable and payment automation for midsize companies, wanted the design of the collaboration spaces in its new Charlotte, NC campus to reflect the concert experience of venues in the AvidXchange Music Factory. The goal was to add collaboration to their new campus to support an innovative culture for current employees and attract new high performers.
AvidXchange purchased the naming rights to the Music Factory in 2015 because the company feels passionate about the innovation that a strong music community brings to the city of Charlotte. It took many cues from the local venues in the selection of the unique and creative "collaboration stairatorium" layout. To add this unusual collaboration space and more to their new headquarters, AvidXchange relied on Katalyst and IVCi, an innovative AV integrator with over two decades of experience.
The full case study is here.
On this Convergent Tech Talk episode Corey Moss talks with Robert Mathews CTS-D, Relationship Development Manager at IVCi.
(Note: Robert's title was Collaboration Strategist at the time of this case study).


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Posted by lifehelps
When Jesus taught His disciples to pray, He included this line: "Your Kingdom come, your will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven…"
As I have pondered these phrases, an idea has come to me. What would happen if Christians joined together for a day of declaring God's Kingdom reality over the Earth? Instead of rehearsing the troubles, wrongs and evil we come across, we would recite and declare all that God is and all that He has for His world. For example, instead of repeating all of the news about the Zica virus and focusing on how bad it is, we would declare that God is Healer; all disease is defeated by Him.
If we hear something about a neighbor, even something true, we can turn it to blessing:
Statement: "She's such a nag!
Response: God bless her and give her peace. The Prince of Peace rule her heart and mind.""
Among other Scriptures, Romans 12 is full of instructions to serve and bless. I have been learning an important lesson about this: Blessing tears down curses. God is so much more powerful than all other forces and entities, there is no contest! When we agree with Him, His Kingdom reality takes over.
This all sounds a little "goody two shoes" to me, yet it is what we are called to as His people. In Romans 12:21, Paul exhorts us, "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." We don't do this on our own strength. IT is only as God lives in us and transforms us that we can have this kind of victory.
Obviously, God would have us respond this way all of the time. The only reason I suggest a day is, we would practice joining together in such a powerful way. As we "put what we learn into practice," (Philippians 4:9) we grow in the ways of the Lord.
Are you interested? Can we set a date and agree to join in blessing? Then we can share the stories about what happens. Let me know in the comments.
About lifehelpsI am like a rich tapestry, full of texture and color. I'm a musician, composer, poet, gardener, homemaker and friend. I worked as anLCSW for 22 years; as a socialworker for 26 years all told. Before that, I was a rehabilitation teacher. My passion is to come alongside others; to empower and bless them. That is why you will find plenty of variety in my blog. Two very important things to know about me is that I am a life-long learner - An explorer and sojourner. I also belong to the Lord Jesus...now, before you get tweeked out: I am not saying I am "religious." There is a huge difference between all of the rules and empty practice that often gets associated with Christianity and the kind of life that comes from being in a relationship with the loving God. May you find encouragement, inspiration, insight, good ideas and a laugh or two as you read my posts and comments.
Posted on February 25, 2016, in Bible verses, essays and tagged authority, blessing, breakthrough, community, God's Kingdom, prayer, unity, victory. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
I was part of a church and other connected believers who were doing this in october. Everyday we had an email and thought about blessing. We were encouraged to use that as a starting point to bless others as you describe. Blessing our family neighbours co workers people we passed in street or shops. The month of blessing was such an encouragement we repeated it all again the next month so it was really built into us as a kingdom response
Way cool! I have learned so much about declaring and blessing, it certainly has changed my life. I no longer rehearse things to God; instead, I declare His reality over them – soooo different…and the results! Situations that seemed impossible turned around. I could tell lots of stories: Maybe I should post some.
Thanks for coming by and sharing.


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Week 3 of Band Camp
We are down to our last week of band camp and things are going very well. There are several things going on, so please read over the following announcements very carefully.
1) If you missed band pictures, we will have a make up day once school starts or you can contact Mr. Braden (photographer) directly. I have attached his information along with an order form for pictures.
2) We will have marching shoe fittings for students who need them on Mondaystarting at 9:00am. You can pay by cash or credit card. NO CHECKS. The cost will be $37. Bring the payment on Monday. John Flood (shoe vendor) will take the payments not the band directors.
3) Prep days happen on Tuesday for ALL band students. Freshman students go at your scheduled time Tuesday morning from 9- 11:30. All other band members go Tuesday afternoon from 1:30- 4:00. There will be no rehearsal Tuesdayafternoon.
4) We have our first band booster meeting Tuesday evening at 7:00pm in the band hall. Parents please come if at all possible we have very important information to share with you.
5) We will have our marching show debut on Friday at 7:00pm at Farris stadium. It is free and open to the public. Please come and bring your friends, neighbors, cousins, co-workers, strangers, whoever. We are going to have a great time.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me. Let's have a great week. Go Rams!
Kevin Tabb
Director of Bands
John Marshall High School


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Ohio Hospital Offers Employees Free Education for EMS, Medical Careers
The Repository, Canton, Ohio
Mercy Medical Center is preparing employees for the future.
The hospital launched the Grow with Us education program earlier this year through a partnership with Stark State College.
Through the program, Mercy employees can earn a degree in an in-demand medical field at no cost -- Mercy covers tuition, textbooks, fees and other expenses. In exchange, the employee agrees to work at Mercy in the new capacity for at least three years.
"The goal of the program is to entice and encourage employees to move into careers that we think we'll need," said Charity Davis, human resources manager .
Mercy wants to invest in employees who are genuinely interested in advancing their careers, she added. "Because if you are, we're willing to put our money behind you."
Mercy covers the expenses while Stark State assists with scheduling and classes, as well as helping employees navigate college as non-traditional students.
"Stark State is used to working with adult learners," Davis said, adding that they do a good job helping with new student jitters.
The program is open to full- and part-time employees who have been with the health care system for at least 90 days and are in good standing. Employees go through an application process that includes shadowing their chosen field or department for at least two hours.
Applicants can be from any area of the hospital, Davis said, adding that some participants already have bachelor's or master's degrees.
Employees quickly responded to the program. The first class of 44 employees was accepted in March.
Most of them are in the nursing field, Davis said.
Mercy identified careers, both in and out of patient care, that the hospital will need to fill in the future. Those careers include nursing, medical assistant, phlebotomist, medical laboratory technology, medical billing, medical coding, medical instrument sterilization (sterile processing), surgical technologists, surgical assisting, paramedics and EMTs.
Medical assistant in particular is a high-demand field, Davis said.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for medical assistants is expected to grow by 29 percent between 2016 and 2026, much faster than average.
Medical assistants made a median of $33,610 annually in 2018, according to the bureau.
Mercy is dedicated to reviewing and adjusting its list every semester based on feedback from employees and Stark State, she said.
Employees already have stated a need for physical therapy assistants, she said.
The hope is that the program continues to grow.
"We're really excited about it," Davis said.
"It's just become a huge program for us. A really very successful program. We're very fortunate to have the organization support our employees like that."


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1 teaspoon wasabi paste
2 tablespoons mirin
2 tablespoons reduced-salt soy sauce
1 tablespoon rice wine vinegar
500g lean rump
steak, fat trimmed
180g dried soba noodles
2 bunches broccolini, cut into 4cm lengths
60g baby spinach
1 medium red capsicum, thinly sliced
1 small red onion, thinly sliced
2 teaspoons sesame seeds, lightly toasted
Step 1Combine wasabi, mirin, soy sauce and vinegar in a small bowl. Place half of the marinade in a shallow glass or ceramic dish; reserve the remaining marinade. Add steak to dish and turn to coat. Cover and set aside for 30 minutes.
Step 2Preheat a chargrill pan or barbecue hotplate to medium heat. Drain the steak of excess marinade; lightly spray with olive oil. Grill for 2–3 minutes each side, for medium, or until cooked to your liking. Transfer to a plate, loosely cover with foil and set aside for 5 minutes. Slice thinly.
Step 3Meanwhile, cook soba noodles in a saucepan of boiling water according to packet instructions, or until al dente. Add broccolini for last 2 minutes of cooking time. Drain well.
Step 4Combine noodles, broccolini, spinach, capsicum, onion and beef in a large bowl. Add the reserved marinade and gently toss to combine. Garnish with sesame seeds to serve.


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Oscar Tshibanda, Kansas City, Missouri – Board Chair
Managing Partner, Tshibanda & Associates, LLC
Susan Hoy, Decatur, Georgia – Vice Chair & Student Affairs Chair
Retired Assistant General Counsel, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Rob Ravenhill '72, Marshall, Missouri – Secretary
Attorney, Ravenhill Law Offices
Bud Bacon, Leawood, Kansas – Immediate Past Chair
Retired Senior Vice President General Counsel, and Secretary of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Barry Randolph '79, Cape Girardeau, Missouri – Finance Chair
Retired President, Wood & Huston Bank
Tom Moore '70, Chicago, Illinois – Academic Affairs Chair
Owner, Parkwood-Chicago, Inc.
John Pelzer '70, Jefferson City, Missouri – Governance Chair
President, John Pelzer & Associates, LLC and Owner, Busch's Florist & Greenhouse
Corey Carney '96, Marshall, Missouri – Building & Grounds Chair
Owner, Lakeridge Enterprise, Inc.
Troy Maupin '94, Marshall, Missouri – Institutional Advancement Chair
Agent, American Family Insurance
Glenn Berry '71, Lee's Summit, Missouri
Lead Consultant, GBSafe Consultants
George Brown '73, Marshall, Missouri
Owner, Stone Hedge Golf Club & Brown's Pod Construction
Ruth Coffman/Clemens '75, Marshall, Missouri
Retired Accountant
Charles Cooper, Marshall, Missouri
Property Management, New Horizons Development, LLC
David Corti '74, Lexington, Missouri
Retired, Boy Scouts of America Executive
Dr. Justin Cramer, Marshall, Missouri
Physician/Owner, Cramer Family Clinic
Wayne Crawford '72, Marshall, Missouri
Executive Director, Missouri Inclusive Housing Development Corporation
Marci Dowdy '75, Springfield, Missouri
Professor, Missouri State University, Dept. of Counseling, Leadership & Special Education
Dr. Dan Fahnestock, Marshall, Missouri
Doctor of Chiropractic
Patricia Fletcher '95, Marshall, Missouri
Retired I.T. Coordinator, Brunswick & Miami School Districts
Gary Ford '71, Columbia, Missouri
Retired, Shelter Insurance Companies
Matt Huston, Marshall, Missouri
Vice President/Director, Wood & Huston Bank
Ron Porter '64, Marshall, Missouri
Co-Owner, Viking Athletic Goods, Inc.
George Robinson '71, Minneapolis, Minnesota
President of The Robinson Group
David Ross '67, Lenexa, KS
Retired Assistant Chief Scout Executive/Chief Operating Officer
Colin Smith '10, Marshall, MO
Assistant Athletic Director/Director of Game Day Operations, Missouri Valley College
Tom Taylor '70, Camp Verde, Arizona
Co-Owner, Taylor & Padgett Financial Group
Hans Wright '04, Little Rock, Arizona
Vice President of Sales, Windsor Door/Garage Door Services of USA


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New traffic lights outside Craigieburn Fire Station have been officially switched on, making it safer for fire trucks as they enter or exit the station.
The Andrews Government contributed $30,000 and CFA $300,000 to the project, which improves access to and from busy Craigieburn Road.
The signals include an emergency phase, which can be triggered by personnel within the station.
Existing traffic lights at the nearby intersection of Craigieburn and Bridgewater Roads have been upgraded and can also be triggered from the fire station when an emergency is underway.
Craigieburn CFA has 26 volunteer and 24 career firefighters who respond to an average of 450 incidents each year.
Quotes attributable to Ros Spence, Member for Yuroke
"Fire crews at Craigieburn are now able to attend emergencies quicker and safer as a result of these new traffic signals."
"I'm really pleased that these traffic lights have been installed. They make it easier for personnel at Craigieburn CFA to continue to perform the great work they do. "
"This is a boost not only for our emergency services personnel, but also for motorists and pedestrians thanks to the safer conditions."
Quotes attributable to Dave Maxwell, Operations Officer, Craigieburn CFA
"The Craigieburn CFA acknowledge and appreciate the support of the State Government for the installation of the new traffic lights and road markings outside of our fire station. It has not only improved firefighter safety, but the safety of all other road users. It allows easy access for our fire trucks onto this extremely busy road, resulting in safer and more efficient response times"
"We continually try and improve our service delivery to the area, and this initiative certainly supports that. We ask that all road users obey the traffic lights and assist us getting to those in need more efficiently."


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Feature Request to Developers who read this Forum,
Please implement a setting option for programs to KEEP ALIVE. thank you.
An example of a program that does this is IM+ 4
Although I have close to 25MBs of FREE RAM left, all my applications except IM+ (thanks to it's Keep Application Alive feature) are still getting closed by WM2003.
Is there any known remedy for this problem, I would even buy an utility that can disable autoclose if one is available.


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Emerging regulations in the US and UK are opening new license-exempt frequencies for Siklu's EH-600 Hundred Series radios, extending their range by 50%. The extended frequency range model of the EH-600 PtP 60-GHz series, the EH-614TX, operates over the entire 14-Ghz band with a single SKU.
The EH-614TX will typically reach 50% further operating in the 64 to 71 GHz band, when compared to links deployed in the 57- to 64-GHz section. The frequency expansion also allows EH-614TX to tune to a wider choice of frequencies, providing additional spectrum for dense deployments.
This extension of the frequency and distance range for the EH-614TX comes in the same small form factor with integrated antenna as the EH-600 series (16.7 cm x 16.7 cm x 10.2 cm). This allows street level deployments on poles and other fixtures. For greater illumination, visit Siklu.


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And Maroney told NBC's "Dateline" that Nassar could have, and should have, been stopped much sooner. According to Maroney, after two years of abuse that started when she was 13 — which would eventually become "hundreds" of episodes — he went "overboard" while they were with Team USA at the 2011 world championships in Tokyo.
"I was bawling, naked, on a bed, him on top of me," Maroney, a 2012 Olympic gold medalist, told NBC's Savannah Guthrie, according to a transcript of the interview. "And I thought I was going to die."
The NBC News program also featured comments from Martha and Bela Karolyi, the longtime gymnastics coaches who ran an elite camp in Texas where Nassar had unusual access to young athletes and committed many of his abuses. Breaking a public silence, the Karolyis denied having any idea of his predatory behavior, saying they "never" heard "one single complaint" about him.
Maroney said in the "Dateline" interview that something changed for her after the night in Tokyo, and that "for the first time, [it] was very, very hard for me to not acknowledge the fact that this was something — this was not treatment," she said.
"I was being abused. I remember waking up the next day and wanting to tell someone."
That day, Maroney said, she ended up telling several teammates and then-Team USA coach John Geddert, who ran his own well-known gym in Michigan. A longtime friend of Nassar's who also coached the 2012 Olympic team, Geddert was suspended in January by USAG, has been accused of physical and verbal abuse, and was reported in February to be under criminal investigation.
"I was in the car driving back to the hotel," said Maroney, now 22. "And I even said out loud that last night, Larry was fingering me."
Asked if she was sure that others in the car heard her, Maroney said, "Yeah. Because people gasped."
NBC News reported that three others who were in the car corroborated Maroney's account, including Aly Raisman, an Olympic teammate who also won gold in 2016 and has become an outspoken critic of USAG and other institutions that had oversight of Nassar, including the U.S. Olympic Committee and Michigan State University. "She basically described in graphic detail what Nassar had done to her the night before," Raisman told "Dateline."
Another gymnast who was in the car denied Maroney's account to NBC News. Raisman, though, told Guthrie, "I remember John Geddert was in the car and just said nothing."
After the car trip proceeded in silence, with nothing else being spoken about Nassar, Maroney said that she reached "the moment" when she "shut it down." She decided that she "was never gonna speak about him again" and that she was "just gonna go along with it."
Geddert did not respond to requests for comment from NBC News. Maroney has been struggling to deal with the psychological fallout from her years of abuse, which she has said only ended when she quit competitive gymnastics.
She first opened up about her trauma in October, when she posted a lengthy note to her Twitter account mentioning her experience in Tokyo, adding the #MeToo hashtag and saying, "Our silence has given the wrong people power for too long, and it's time to take our power back."
Maroney followed that up with a statement she sent to be read on her behalf in a Michigan courtroom at a January sentencing hearing for Nassar, at which over 150 other victims and family members confronted him in person, including Raisman and another of Maroney's 2012 teammates, Jordyn Wieber. Maroney first spoke publicly about her abuse at a New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children event on Tuesday, where she said, "I at times question if my gymnastics career was really even worth it because of the stuff I'm dealing with now."
In a statement issued Sunday in response to questions from "Dateline," USAG said that it "admires the courageous women who shared their deeply personal experiences about the impact Larry Nassar had on their lives." The organization added it was "sorry that any athlete has been harmed during her or his gymnastics career, and we are committed to creating a culture that empowers and supports our athletes and focuses on our highest priority, which is the safety and well-being of our athletes."
As she had done earlier, Maroney said on "Dateline" that her first encounter with Nassar was at the Karolyis' camp outside Houston. "He told me that he was going to do, like, a checkup on me, and that was the first day that I was abused," she said.
The Karolyis, both 75, said that they did not like Nassar, with Bela Karolyi likening him to a "snake," but that they did not suspect anything alarming. "The whole gymnastics community couldn't recognize this," Martha Karolyi told Guthrie at their camp, which had its affiliation with USAG revoked earlier this year.
"Everybody said, 'Larry Nassar is a good doctor. Larry Nassar is a good guy,'" Martha Karolyi asserted. Asked if she and her husband ever heard anything along the lines of, "There's something creepy about that guy," she replied, "Absolutely not."
The couple deflected suggestions that they had some accountability for what took place at their property, with Martha Karolyi claiming that the camps were "organized" by USAG, which "leased" their facility and used to "run the activities."
While she insisted that she "absolutely didn't turn a blind eye" to what was happening at the camp, Martha Karolyi said she didn't know what Nassar was doing "because I think that's exactly the very scariest part of these pedophiles, that they have so awful methods that they mislead everybody."
"I feel extremely bad," Martha Karolyi said. "I don't feel responsible, but I feel extremely hurt that this thing happened and it happened everywhere, but it happened here, also."
"The whole thing is just like an explosion, a bomb exploding. Boom," said Bela Karolyi.
He was part of an indelible Olympic moment when he carried Kerry Strug in his arms to the Olympic podium in 1996, after she stuck a vault landing on a badly injured ankle that helped the United States win its first gold medal in the team event. But the Karolyis' legacy has been badly tarnished by their association with Nassar.
"This miserable man destroyed everything … I was working for," he said.
To Maroney, that's only fair. "They just wanna say, 'Oh, we didn't know.' You knew what I ate, you controlled what I wore, you controlled what I said. How could you not know?" she said of the Karolyis.
"Regardless if they're denying that they didn't see it with their own eyes, they still allowed him in our rooms alone," Jamie Dantzscher, who was a part of the bronze medal-winning U.S. team at the 2000 Games, told the Associated Press on Sunday. The Karolyis, she said, "knew he was going into the rooms. He never reported the emotional and mental abuse, that's how he was able to flourish in that element."
The Karolyis' camp was also the scene of the 2015 episode that led to the USAG contacting the FBI about Nassar, although the organization moved far too slowly for Gina Nichols, the mother of top gymnast Maggie Nichols. As recounted on "Dateline," Maggie Nichols was discussing her abuses by Nassar with Raisman when her personal coach overheard her and immediately alerted her mother.
Gina Nichols told NBC News that then-USAG president Steve Penny, who resigned in March 2017, told her not to contact authorities and to let his organization handle it. She also alleged that he told her, "You cannot tell anybody," and that USAG sent someone to interview her daughter — a woman that she thought was from the FBI but turned out to be a private workplace investigator.
"I would never have brought my daughter, who was being molested by the USA team doctor the last two and a half years, to see some random lady," Nichols said. Raisman said that she was also interviewed by the woman, Fran Sepler of Sepler and Associates, and she later contacted USAG in an effort to offer more damning details about Nassar's abuses, only to hear from Sepler that there was "a process in place and staying clear of the process will protect you and others." (Note: previous versions of this story incorrectly reported that Raisman had contacted Sepler to offer more details on Nassar.)
"I'm a victim of sexual abuse. And her interest was just for me to be quiet," Raisman said of Sepler. Maroney told NBC News that Penny instructed her not to "tell anything to anybody."
In a statement provided to The Post, Sepler said that "Raisman wasn't aware that USA Gymnastics had not told me about Aly's post-interview telephone call." She added, "I was not advised that Aly had requested another meeting with me or that Aly wanted to share more information, clarify her prior statements or provide additional names. Had I been made aware of Aly's phone call or apprised in any other way that Aly wanted to share more information, I would have jumped on a plane immediately to re-interview her. But that never happened because I wasn't aware that Aly had more she wanted to say."
In its statement Sunday, USAG reiterated that it "first became aware that an athlete had expressed concern about a procedure by Larry Nassar in June 2015," which "eventually" led it to "report Nassar to the FBI and dismiss him from further involvement with the organization."
"USA Gymnastics cooperated fully with the FBI, including the agents' request to not do anything that might interfere with the FBI's investigation," the organization said. "As time passed, USA Gymnastics was concerned about a perceived lack of development and reported Nassar a second time to a different FBI office in spring 2016. USA Gymnastics denies any allegation that it had wide-ranging knowledge of abuse by Nassar or that it concealed or ignored his abuse."
Maroney told NBC News, "People would ask me, like, 'Oh, do you feel better now that Larry's in jail?' And I didn't feel full justice because of what USA Gymnastics did, how they enabled that."
She said she was haunted by knowing that, after her 2011 complaint and the 2015 episode, there were "younger girls" Nassar was still able to abuse. "That's like what hurts me the most," Maroney said.
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How Employees' Financial Wellbeing Impacts Small Businesses
Stress can have a big impact on all areas of life. Work-related stress can often spill over into our personal lives and vice versa.
It might come as little surprise that financial worries are a big contributor to the level of stress that people feel. A report by the Mental Health Foundation found that 22% of adults who reported stress cited not having enough money to meet basic needs as a source of stress.


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Baltic Mortgage Solutions is made up of a team of mortgage specialists with a combined experience of over 100 years in the mortgage field.
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Brian Dowling
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Brian has been CeMap qualified since January 2004 and has worked for banks, building societies and top estate agents prior to moving to Baltic. He currently looks after the Jan Forster Estate Agency although he is not tied to any agent.
He carries out appointments from these offices as well as the Wallsend head office and home visits. He is a mortgage broker specialising in Residential, Buy to Let and Commercial Mortgages.
His links with estate agents and investors have meant that Brian completes on more than 150 mortgage transaction each year.
Julie Paterson
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Julie is the Company Manager and runs the business on a day to day basis. She has been working in Financial Services since 2004.
Simon Hadfield
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Simon has been Cemap qualified since 2006 and has worked in banks and Insurance companies before joining Baltic in 2008.
He is based at Baltic's Head Office in Wallsend overseeing administration, compliance and supervision as well as advising on Insurance products.
Simon prides himself on having a strong work ethic which has helped build the company up from the start and helps to maintain an efficient and effective work place which deals with getting clients mortgage and protection requirements in place within required timescales.
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Ben became a mortgage adviser in 2002 and became CeMap Qualified in 2004. Since 2006 he has been whole of market Mortgage & Insurance Broker.
He has worked with a variety of major banks and estate agents over the years and since joining Baltic in 2010 he has been working closely with Estate Agents as well as managing his own private portfolio of growing clients throughout the country.
Ben prides himself on having an extensive market knowledge of mortgage lending and insurance business and believes heavily on working very closely with his client's on an informal basis to achieve their overall objectives.
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Paddy has been working as a mortgage broker since 2002 having been a building society manager for many years. CeMap qualified since 2004, he works from home, Baltics head office in Wallsend, client's homes and from anywhere required.
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Noel has been in the industry for 35 years looking after families, individuals and businesses He joined Baltic in 2009 and specialises in Insurances and mortgages.
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All girls are different, even in the smallest there is already your taste, your desires, which sometimes do not coincide with ours. But almost all the girls love the elegant dresses with lace, frills, ruffles, embroidery, flowers, bright and gentle colors.
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Children's dresses help to revive not only the flounces and ruffles, and flowers. Flowers can be made of ribbons, beads, fabric. You can make fancy bouquets or beautiful rose or forget-me-exactly the same, which are growing in your garden. Rhinestones and sequins dress individual parts can be distinguished – belt, yoke, cuffs, etc. To all along pick up her purse, gloves, jewelry.
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I'm running a RC2 server on Win XP SP3 host, AMD Athlon 1,6MHz 1GB RAM, 512 dedicated to VM-s
When running Smoothwall or IPcop as vm they use about 50% of the cpu on a 30/30Mbit connection.
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"Ask DISA" gives employers an opportunity to ask the employee screening questions they need answered. With a focus on drug testing and background screening, DISA's industry experts will answer each question received. To ask your questions, visit www.askdisa.com or email askdisa@ disa.com.
This month's "Ask DISA" focuses on recent changes with drug testing laws in two states and how you can remain compliant when running background checks.
In Arizona, can I fire an employee for testing positive for marijuana?
There was a recent case involving a major retail chain that fired an Arizona employee for testing positive for marijuana despite the fact the employee possessed a medical marijuana card and disclosed that information prior to taking a urinalysis. The company claimed they were protected under the state's Drug Testing of Employees Act, but the judge ruled the company couldn't prove if the employee was impaired at work.
It's advisable that employers do not terminate Arizona employees who hold a valid medical marijuana card based solely on a positive marijuana drug test result. Companies should ensure they provide employee education and reasonable suspicion training for managers, implement a medical disclosure policy and establish a documentation process. If a terminated employee later sues the employer for wrongful termination, this documentation and an established process could be a deciding factor in your case.
Does Oklahoma's medical marijuana law have a safety-sensitive carve-out?
Oklahoma's medical marijuana law prohibits an employer from refusing to hire, disciplining, or penalizing an applicant or employee based solely on a marijuana- positive drug test. Recently, the state passed legislation that creates an exception for positions involving safety-sensitive duties. This includes positions that involve duties an employer reasonably believes could impact the health and safety of the employee or others.
Examples of safety-sensitive positions include, but are not limited to, operating motor vehicles, equipment, machinery or power tools; dispensing pharmaceuticals; direct patient or child care; or handling, packaging, processing, storing, disposing or transporting hazardous materials, etc. Employers should establish which positions are safety-sensitive within their company and provide a clear and concise written drug testing policy abiding by Oklahoma medical marijuana laws. Once that's complete and you share it with your employees, you should be in good shape.
When running background checks, how do I stay compliant?
It's important to have a clear and concise written background check policy that remains consistent for all candidates who apply. Background checks must remain compliant with the regulations set forth by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and must also comply with state laws, as they vary widely. Before running a background check, the candidate must be notified and must give written consent for the employer to proceed with the check. Not all background checks are the same and, depending on the industry, what is required can vary. Standard background checks often include criminal history checks, employment and education verification, Social Security number validity, etc. Some positions require more, such as DOT testing history, state driving records, credit reports, sex offender searches, etc. Once a candidate is hired, employers are required to fulfill an I-9 and e-verify, which verifies the identity and eligibility to work for all new employees.
By following these steps, you can help ensure your background check process is as safe and effective as possible.
For more information or if you have questions about employee screening, drug testing or background screening, the professionals at DISA can help. Email your questions to askdisa@disa. com or visit www.askdisa.com.
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Halo series LED ring lights are incredibly versatile light sources that can adapt themselves to a vast range of needs and projects. Well-suited for beauty lighting, vlogging, live streaming, makeup application and tutorials, portrait photography and small product photography, Halo LED ring lights from NanLite provide an attractive, soft, near-shadowless light quality with interesting, ring-shaped catchlights in the eyes of your subject.
With Halo ring lights you can quickly achieve beautiful, studio-quality results without adding plastic filters or cloth diffusion. Centrally located control knobs accessible from both in front and behind the light enable you to dial in brightness from 0-100% saving you the trouble of moving it back and forth to achieve the required light intensity and temperature from warm to cold (2700-6500K) to match other fixtures, ambient light conditions or to offer creative options.
Whether you are photographing, applying makeup or filming content having accurate colour is paramount. The Halo 14's Colour Rendering Index (CRI) score of 95 and Television Lighting Consistency Index (TLCI) of 93 means that not only will skin tones and colours look correct to your eye but cameras as well.
The Halo 14's 14″ diameter and lightweight design (Only 1.4lbs!) makes it the ideal ring light for working in small spaces and for painless transport from location to location. Equipped with a standard 5/8″ receiver mount, the Halo 14 can be mounted directly on almost any light stand. The Mirror Kit encompasses a range of accessories including a smartphone bracket and a makeup mirror, either one of which can be mounted directly in the center of the ring light.
NanLite ring lights create soft, shadowless, studio lighting with minimal set up and zero complications. Perfect for makeup tutorials, vlogging, photography lighting, video lighting, photo booths and more.
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On behalf of the City Council, City staff and our entire City family, I would like to adjourn tonight's meeting in honor of former City Attorney Carl K. Newton.
Carl made a real impact during his 23 years with the City of Santa Clarita – helping early leaders build the City from the ground up. Carl was at the forefront of creating the City we love today.
Carl's influential career spanned far past this valley though, aside from the multiple committees he served on, he also worked as a Research Attorney for the California Court of Appeal, spent time as a Court Statistician for the Los Angeles County Superior Court, lectured for the City Attorney's Department of the League of California Cities and was a veteran who served with the U.S. Navy.
Carl was the quintessential definition of a role model and a real-life gentleman. He was able to make life-long friendships here at the City, all while being able to make a difference in the lives of those he came in contact with.
Carl will be truly missed but always remembered for his generosity and his sincere love for his family, friends and all the passions he followed in his life.
Tonight, we remember a friend and thank him for everything he did in serving the City of Santa Clarita.


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Come for one night, stay for five days. Heart.It.Here.
I'm a little sad for 5 mins on arrival, having just had a melodramatic goodbye with Gydo, (Dutch) my Beachcomber boyf of two days. We stood on the shore waving into the distance like loves young dream. Hilarious.
Unlike tiny Bounty and Beachcomber, Mana is takes a whole 2 hours (gasp) to walk around. It has a village, school, church, and everything else that comes with a small community. Er litter/stray dogs. It's a perfect slow ease back into civilization again. The dorms are yellow thatched huts, set back in the village across a square palm tree grove. Everyone's colourful washing blows in the breeze. Kids all trot around shouting 'Bula.' It's peaceful, and more authentic. I have never so instantly liked somewhere as much.
Quick intro's: Rob and Tom. Our entertainment. Tom got through to filming of this series just gone of the Apprentice. He dropped out to come to Fiji instead. Unbelievably, he's actually a lovely/funny guy. Their casting guy must have been having an off day. Rob on the other hand has no such claim to fame but you'd think he did. He's definitely the Stuart Baggs character. If you've done something, he's done it with bells on despite the fact he's only 21. He's like our enthusiastic golden retriever. Bit annoying but you love having him around. Thea (BF of the week) and I share a joint passion for spending our mornings in a mountain of old Heat/Closer mags, pretending we're on Shipwrecked and playing Snog Marry Avoid with the daily 11am boat of new arrivals. Don't hate us for being shallow, you know you'd get involved. Andreas (Germany) is my new Island boyf. Don't look at me like that, it's a different island, it's tots allowed. He and I bond over a shared hatred of New Zealand/love for South America. The two of us have Bolivia night and wear our llama jumpers in 25 degree heat talking about the glory days. People take a wide berth for a day, but we think we're hysterical.
Sunday: Medicine walk. Locals talking you through all the flora/fauna etc. Bit dull but I was inspired by my Bounty ankle miracle (it's mended btw). That's an Ozzy Dr's bill bullet dodged. Phew.
Monday: Thea and I basket weave. Is this what people did before facebook? We make palm tree clutches and totter around all week carrying shells and our trash mags. We look a bit spesh but we love um. We continue the arts and crafts theme with jewelry making in the afternoon. An hour off my life, and nearly a finger, lost to chiseling away at a coconut with a nail file. Gutting enough, but more still when I lost my 'F' pendant within the hour in the sea racing to a buoy and back. Silly flimsy fishing wire.
Tuesday: Hermit crab racing AND the Fiji quiz. They even confiscate our Lonely Planets yet we still win. Wa ha ha. Then, (this next bit is gonna disgust you. It does me,) we spend all afternoon mooching around singing/playing guitar. Yes I've become one of those. Oh the shame. Desert island madness kicking in. It won't happen again.
Wednesday: Worried we've gone slightly stir crazy,we pay Moses the local fisherman (Local Samual L Jackson Character in Pulp Fiction fix-it man) to get his cousin's brother (you know the type) to take us to 'Tom Hanks/Casterway' island. Nice snorkeling, but alas Wilson was no-where to be found.
Thursday: I actually manage to leave. It's an emotional bloodbath. Tom/Rob being the wheeler dealers that they are blag a ride on a yaght. Thea and I sing the goodbye 'Bula my Zula' song for the last time and board the snog/marry/avoid boat to face the karma of being judged by others. Andreas has one more day of PADI diving so he stays to pose about in his wetsuit some more. He loves himself rather. Which leads me to the second melodramatic exit of the week, as we cross speedboats mid-ocean and wave ta-rah. Love swanning about on speedboats, it makes for such a cool exit. It's a total soap opera round here.


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Gushing Shane Long sends his wife DOZENS of roses from the Euros
Shane Long is currently in France getting ready for Ireland's next match on Saturday, but that doesn't mean he has no time to wish his wife a happy anniversary.
Despite being miles away from each other, Shane took to Twitter to share a few pictures from their special day.
3 years today since she said yes! Happy 3rd anniversary beaut! I've loved every minute @KayleahLong pic.twitter.com/KCenTJ3t1M
— Shane Long (@ShaneLong7) June 15, 2016
He captioned the post: "3 years today since she said yes! Happy 3rd anniversary beaut! I've loved every minute."
Shane's wife, Kayleah, also took to social media to wish her hubby a happy day.
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Kayleah also posted a snap of Shane's gift to her – 36 roses, for every month they've been together and also a rose each for their two girls.
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About Global 6K for Water
Did you know that six kilometres is the average distance people in developing countries walk to access water?
Global 6K for Water is a worldwide event that brings people of all ages together to raise funds for an important cause – access to clean water. On 4 May 2019, you can join change makers from across the globe to walk, jog or run six kilometres. By doing so, you will to help bring life-changing clean water to children and communities in need.
Last year, we reached over 63,000 people with clean water!
In 2018, more than 48,000 people around the world took part in Global 6K for Water. Amazing, right?! Thousands of people made this possible by hosting their own Global 6K for Water event or joining a team to walk, jog or run with. Join us this year to help create positive change for thousands more children and their communities!
A day of fun and fitness for everyone!
Global 6K for Water can help children around the world access the clean water they need to lead healthier lives. But, it's also your opportunity to bring your family, friends, colleagues and community together for an exciting activity and to be part of the solution to one of humanity's most critical issues! If you can't do the event on 4 May, get in touch with our team and organise a date that suits you.


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It is that time of the year here in Southwest Florida; Rainy season. Are you prepared in case of a major flooding? Floods are one of the most common hazards in the United States, and it is important to know how to react in this situation.
It is also important to know the difference between a flood watch and a flood warning. A watch means flooding is possible. A warning means flooding is occurring or will occur soon. There are several precautions to take in case something like this occurs where you live.
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When flooding has died down, listen for news reports to learn whether the community's water supply is safe to drink. Water may be contaminated by oil, gasoline, or raw sewage, and may be electrically charged from underground or downed power lines.
It's critical to always be one-step ahead when it comes to natural disasters, ESPECIALLY when they can occur unexpectedly. Remember to always be with someone you know or stay connected any way you can in a situation like this. Parvey & Frankel are here to make sure that everyone is on the same page when natural disasters can strike at any given moment.
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The Richmond Art Gallery is delighted to announce that artist Greg Girard has produced a limited edition archival pigment print to benefit the Gallery. Girard's work will be the subject of a solo exhibition, Greg Girard: Richmond/Kowloon, at the Gallery from April 18 – June 28, 2015.
Organized by Curator, Nan Capogna, the exhibition comprises previously created work documenting Hong Kong's renowned Kowloon Walled City and premieres a new body of photographic images of Richmond, BC and its residents.
Children on Rooftop is from Girard's Kowloon Walled City photographs. A singular Hong Kong phenomenon, the Walled City housed up to 35,000 people living in over 300 interconnected high-rise buildings covering one square city block in a densely populated neighbourhood forming a "city within a city". Though demolished 20 years ago in 1993, interest in the Kowloon Walled City continues, fuelled in part by urban legends that persist about this extraordinary community.
Greg Girard is a Vancouver-based Canadian photographer who has spent nearly 30 years living and working in Asia, mostly in Shanghai and Hong Kong. His work examines the social and physical transformations in Asia, especially in its largest cities. He is the author of several photographic books. City of Darkness Revisited, published in 2014, revives an early collaboration with co-author Ian Lambot, and updates their influential book, City of Darkness: Life in Kowloon Walled City (Watermark, 1993). His work is in the collections of the National Gallery of Canada, The Art Gallery of Ontario, the Vancouver Art Gallery and other public and private collections.
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As the world is getting more and more serious about tackling climate change and lowering carbon emissions, the coal mining sector is becoming increasingly challenged, and in South Africa that is not the only threat to the industry. The increasing demand from Eskom, one of the largest state-owned companies and the main electricity supplier in South Africa, sky-high prices, stringent BEE rules and other factors are turning the coal mining industry upside down. Some of the largest producers like Anglo American Coal went so far as to take steps to leave the industry and have sold coal mines at discount prices. Since the coal mining sector is one of the major contributors to the South African economy, this could place South Africa in a precarious position.
A long period of rolling blackouts caused South Africans to panic about a complete power shutdown that could last weeks or more. The reason for these power outages is load shedding, which has been implemented to reduce the load on the national power system and help stabilize the balance between supply and demand. There was simply not enough electricity available to meet the demand of all users. Despite the action taken through load shedding, Eskom is still having trouble – its operating costs are just too high for it to be able to pay back the debt. There is not even enough cash generated to pay back the interest on the money owed, let alone keep power stations maintained. Since most of South Africa's electricity supply is generated by coal supplied to Eskom, this could spell disaster for the country.
Pravin Gordhan, South Africa's Public Enterprises Minister, publicly threatened the coal mining industry of South Africa with what he calls "serious conversations" about the cost of coal. As Eskom's shocking year-end results were released, Gordhan was clearly distressed with the 17% increase in the cost of Eskom's primary energy, of which coal increased by over 14% per unit. According to Gordhan, this was not acceptable. But is the cost of coal the real problem?
Coal production companies believe that Eskom is partly responsible for the drastic increase in prices. According to Henk Langenhoven of the Minerals Council SA, the 14% increase was a result of record-high coals global coal prices in addition to factors inside Eskom. For some time, Eskom has demanded a minimum of 50% black shareholding in suppliers, in comparison to the 26% as required by the mining industry. The company also began changing long-term contracts to short and medium-term contracts. This resulted in a breakdown of trust and suppliers began investing in manufacturing coal for export only. Despite this, production companies did their level best to assist Eskom when the electricity company's coal supplies were dwindling in 2018.
Eskom admitted to using more coal per unit due to poor performance by power stations. The company also admitted that they were surprised when they discovered that coal levels were critically low. It is hoped that the threat to the South African economy will spur Eskom on to repair relationships with coal manufacturers and that long-term contracts will once again bring certainty about costs.


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We know that adding live chat to your dealer website is a key means to boost sales, and adding website text can boost it even more.
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Tesla isn't the Big Bad Wolf. Nor is Beepi or Carvana. At the end of the day, they're essentially a dealer group with a simplified buying process (maybe). And in the case of Tesla, enjoy $3-5 billion in deposits for the Model 3 scheduled ostensibly for production next…Continue
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For obvious reasons much of the sales pitch from a live chat provider and the majority of focus from dealers revolves around sales leads and how many units are sent down the road. But there are several key benefits that shouldn't be overlooked in which managed chat can make a difference. Certainly the key reason for using chat software – and…Continue
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Even when the massive snowstorm hammering the eastern United States subsides, it could still be days before people can get to work, and that includes car dealership personnel. One trend I discovered after a similar Washington, D.C., storm in the 1990's is that there was a crazy run on trucks and SUVs with all-wheel-drive. Couple that with cheap…Continue
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One only has to follow the grocery aisle tabloid covers to be reminded that change is constant – after all, who would have thought that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie would ever split? Change can be good, but sometimes it's hard to tell in the moment which changes are for the better, or worse. Often, it's a bit of both, just like…Continue
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It's one thing to try to view the auto industry through the eyes of a consumer when you work for a dealership. It's quite another to attempt to view it as a vendor. But to TRULY get the feel for what it's like to see the industry like a car shopper, one needs to actually shop for – and buy – an automobile. And during the past 10 days that's…Continue
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TARPON SPRINGS, Florida., Nov. 10, 2015 – Continuing its leadership in the automotive website live chat industry, CarChat24 announced a substantial chat performance upgrade to Microsoft's SignalR technology, today.
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It sounds simple enough, but are you sure your dealership live chat appears on mobile devices? More and more I talk to dealers who say they are happy with their chat, yet their chat icons do not appear on their shoppers' mobile devices. And often when they do, the chat windows are the same ones served on desktop computers, so they…Continue
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The CarChat24 team is proud to announce we have received an Automotive Website Award for Marketing Innovation. The prestigious award was presented in San Francisco on January 22, 2015, as the 2015 National Automotive Dealers Association conference…Continue
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Did you know 100,000 tweets are sent every minute? That pales in comparison to the 700 million Facebook posts per minute. People are living life online around the clock, and that includes shopping for cars. You don't have a part-time website, so why would you only chat with your shoppers part time? The millions of tweets and Facebook…Continue
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This ad from Starbucks is good advice when shopping for all your website vendors – and many brick and mortar vendors, as well. If you're thinking about adding live chat (or other website add-on) to your marketing strategy, why not just go with the cheapest you can find? After all, if you can save a few bucks, it's worth it, right?
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The good news about putting live chat on your website is that unlike joining a MLM company, you generally won't chase away your friends and neighbors. But what we do hear dealers tell us is, 'we tried it and it didn't work for us'. How many people have you heard say that about MLM – just about everyone who has joined?
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This year we celebrate not only the century mark of Chevrolet, but also the 100 year mark for Henry Ford's belt-based assembly line. Virtually everything about manufacturing and marketing automobiles during the past ten decades has changed except one thing: people still sell cars to people. Your website could be…Continue
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The thing is, a billion people…Continue
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I'm writing today because a serious fraud is being perpetrated on virtually all car dealers, the scope of which seems to be far greater than any I've encountered before.
What seemed at first to be merely a bad SEO practice, now seems to amount to copyright infringement, a willful attempt to harm dealers while profiting…Continue
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Haystak® Digital Marketing, a leading provider of digital marketing services for the automotive industry, announces the upcoming launch of an all-new website platform which will enhance and integrate with Haystak's entire suite of digital marketing products and services.…Continue
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