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Last month I promised to share with you some of the learning which has helped me successfully reach the three-year milestone in my business. I have often mentioned networking events as a key tool for growing your business. This is because I know it works particularly well in Cumbria. It has been a really important part of growing my business. Sometimes, nothing beats getting out there and building relationships with new contacts, especially when you first startup.
Most of us can't grow our businesses without getting out from behind our desks and meeting our customers, suppliers and peers - yet I see many business people who forget this. It's a fact that most business development is now generated through referrals and leads and formal networking plays a big part in this.
In this article, I'll walk you through what you should expect from a networking meeting and share my knowledge of what I feel are the best networking groups in Cumbria and North Lancashire.
Networking know-how
Rule 1; Always be prepared. Ensure you take your business cards. It's also a good idea to take along a small notepad. Think about the questions you may be asked and rehearse your answers. A guaranteed question you'll be asked is, "So, what do you do?" You'd be surprised at the number of people who seemingly don't know. I am confident that they do know exactly what they do, but they haven't thought about a concise way of summarising that information for presenting to a networking audience (aka the elevator pitch).
Rule 2; Networking is not about selling. You're unlikely to return home with any new clients or orders. Think of networking as your mission to establish yourself with an effective referral network.
Rule 3; Business people are human beings. I know that many people hate networking because they are removed from their comfort zone. But meeting in a neutral location, outside of the work environment gives everybody an opportunity to establish themselves on a level playing field. Most of the people in the room probably feel as awkward as you do – so you are not alone!
Rule 4; Actively listen. While it's important to convey your business' core messages, networking is pointless if you don't listen. By finding out about other business people, opportunities and common interests, you can tailor your business offering to them once your relationship is developed. Write down notes in your pad, on their business card or on your phone to record key points (preferably not in view of the contact) or enter into your CRM system when you're back in the car or office.
Rule 5; Always have your diary to hand. If you've built a good relationship with someone and they're interested in working with you, don't just leave it at that. Whip out your diary and make a plan to meet and convert that lead into a customer.
Rule 6; Follow up. Make sure you drop each person you meet a simple "nice to meet you again" email to consolidate the connection. Connect with them on LinkedIn and/or Twitter. Do remember that these new contacts will check you out on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and your website so ensure these are professional, relevant and up-to-date. Your story must be consistent across all channels and throughout all your marketing activities.
Rule 7; It gets easier. Keep at it! as the more you network, the more familiar you'll become with the people and the venues, which will naturally lead to increased confidence. Be consistent in attending events and be consistent in your approach.
Rule 8; Building trust takes time. Use first names regularly when in a conversation and build the discussion from previous meetings. You have to get to know the person first, so ask questions such as, "Did you enjoy your family holiday to Italy?", "How did your daughter get on in her exams?", "What sports or interests do you have outside of work?".
Rule 9; People buy knowledge. So when asked, share tips, give advice, share contacts, introduce them to other business people you know at the networking meeting who may be of value to them and their business needs. You want to be remembered as the 'go to' person in your field. Think of yourself as a signpost.
Rule 10; Effort will reap reward. Ultimately, by networking and following up you will generate valuable personalised touch points that other marketing and sales methods fall short on. The chances are, over time, these contacts will either ask you to sell to them or introduce you to someone who will benefit from your services or products.
Networking groups in Cumbria and Lancashire
Now you've got the know-how, it's time to get out there and start networking. Here are some of the locally based business networking groups you might like to attend depending on your business sector.
- If it is business referrals you're looking for and meeting regularly within a structured process, nothing beats BNI (Business Networking International). BNI groups meet weekly which accelerates the trust building relationships. Carlisle chapter have a visitors' day coming up Tuesday 27th February 6.45am - 8.30am, Crown & Mitre Hotel, Carlisle. Register here There are also groups in Kendal, Barrow, Morecambe, and Lancaster. It's free to attend for first two meetings...
- To gain industry, social and sector knowledge and to understand what's happening in West Cumbria within the nuclear and energy supply chain, BECBC (Britain's Energy Coast Business Cluster), is a great place to meet, it's monthly too. Check out their website but meetings are normally on the first Wednesday of each month.
- The regions larger accountants, solicitors and banks all hold networking sessions and business seminars around the county to share information, legislation and even discuss case studies which I always find invaluable to attend. Just look on their websites or link in with them on social media to find out what's on, where and when.
- Cumbria Chamber of Commerce and Business Growth Hubs run many events, click on their websites links for further details. Cumbria Chamber or Growth Hub
- There's the Family Business Network for those that want to mix with like-minded family business owners plus there are many other networking groups.
- So check out Eventbrite to see what's on in your area or specific to your business sector.
If you wish to dip your toe in, why not come along to the BNI Visitors Day, Tuesday 27th February 6.45am - 8.30am, Crown & Mitre Hotel, Carlisle. click here to register I will be there to put you at ease if this is your first networking event and would be delighted to have a chat over coffee with anyone who is thinking of putting on their own networking events.
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I attended and gave a talk at the Cornell NanoScale Facility (CNF) Annual Meeting 2013 in Ithaca, NY. My presentation was entitled "A Hybrid Dielectrophoresis and Immunocapture Microfluidic System for Enhanced Rare Cancer Cell Capture" and I also presented a poster on the same work. I really enjoyed catching up with old colleagues and meeting new ones at the conference… and all the delicious free food was nice too!
The CNF Annual Meeting brings together researchers at Cornell and neighboring institutions to present the latest innovations in micro- and nanoscale technologies. This year's featured keynote speaker was Prof. Robert Austin from Princeton, who gave a great talk entitled "All Features Great and Small."


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Why buying refurbished devices is better for the planet
Between the new normal that is working from home and e-learning for students of all ages, having functional electronic devices is extremely important. But that doesn't mean needing to run out and buy the latest and greatest model. In fact, this cycle of constantly upgrading our devices to keep up with the newest technology is an incredibly dangerous habit.
The amount of e-waste we produce each year is growing at an increasing rate, and the improper treatment and disposal of this waste is harmful to both human health and the planet.
So what's the solution? While no one expects you to stop purchasing new phones, laptops, and other devices, what you can do is consider where you're purchasing them from and how often in order to help improve the planet for future generations.
To the parents struggling to juggle all the things—it's totally okay to drop some balls
Working parents have always had the challenge of juggling career and kids. But during the pandemic, that juggling act feels like a full-on, three-ring circus performance, complete with clowns and rings of fire and flying elephants.
With millions of kids doing virtual learning, our routines and home lives have taken a dramatic shift. Some parents are trying to navigate working from home at the same time, some are trying to figure out who's going to watch over their kids while they work outside the home, and some are scrambling to find a new job because theirs got eliminated due to the pandemic. In addition to the logistical challenges, parents also have to deal with the emotional ups and downs of their kids, who are also dealing with an uncertain and altered reality, while also managing their own existential dread.
It's a whole freaking lot right now, honestly.
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Global mayors are declaring their commitment to divest from fossil fuels and invest in a sustainable future
$200 billion of COVID-19 recovery funding is being used to bail out fossil fuel companies. These mayors are combatting this and instead investing in green jobs and a just recovery.
Learn more on how cities are taking action: c40.org/divest-invest
Teacher told she can't display Pride decorations in her classroom finds the perfect solution
In 2019, the Washoe County School District in Reno, Nevada instituted a policy that forbids teachers from participating in "partisan political activities" during school hours. The policy states that "any signage that is displayed on District property that is, or becomes, political in nature must be removed or covered."
The new policy is based on the U.S. Supreme Court's 2018 Janus decision that limits public employees' First Amendment protections for speech while performing their official duties.
This new policy caused a bit of confusion with Jennifer Leja, a 7th and 8th-grade teacher in the district. She wondered if, as a bisexual woman, the new policy forbids her from discussing her sexuality.
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Pursuit is creating a revolution of diversity in tech
With the COVID-19 pandemic upending her community, Brooklyn-based singer Tiffany Obi turned to healing those who had lost loved ones the way she knew best — through music.
Obi quickly ran into one glaring issue as she began performing solo at memorials. Many of the venues where she performed didn't have the proper equipment for her to play a recorded song to accompany her singing. Often called on to perform the day before a service, Obi couldn't find any pianists to play with her on such short notice.
As she looked at the empty piano at a recent performance, Obi's had a revelation.
"Music just makes everything better," Obi said. "If there was an app to bring musicians together on short notice, we could bring so much joy to the people at those memorials."
Using the coding skills she gained at Pursuit — a rigorous, four-year intensive program that trains adults from underserved backgrounds and no prior experience in programming — Obi turned this market gap into the very first app she created.
She worked alongside four other Pursuit Fellows to build In Tune, an app that connects musicians in close proximity to foster opportunities for collaboration.
When she learned about and applied to Pursuit, Obi was eager to be a part of Pursuit's vision to empower their Fellows to build successful careers in tech. Pursuit's Fellows are representative of the community they want to build: 50% women, 70% Black or Latinx, 40% immigrant, 60% non-Bachelor's degree holders, and more than 50% are public assistance recipients.


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Vidmate Browser: Popular Audio And Movie Browser Free App
Were you ever in a need of a good movie which you wanted to watch on your mobile phone, but you just couldn't figure out how and where to download it? Vidmate is the solution. It's an app used for streaming all kind of media, equipped with options such as downloading, advanced searching, etc.
Aside from watching some TV shows or series, you can use its browser in order to find any movie that you like. All it takes for you to enjoy benefits of this app is to download it via 9apps and to sign up for it, and you're good to go!
More About Vidmate Browser
Now that we've introduced to you what Vidmate Browser is, let's go through its features and find out why so many people enjoying using this app:
- Vidmate was developed along with great browsing tools that make Android users' experience sweet and pleasant.
- As soon as you complete your registration, you can browse for any kind of media online, but in a better way.
- Just like within any browser, you can go Incognito in this one as well. Feel free to browse anything privately.
- Developers of Vidmate wanted to keep consistency and therefore they allowed you to sync your Vidmate Browser with your regular browsers so that you can have all of your bookmarks and history saved and present on any device.
- This app allows you to run numerous tabs for any use (keeping track of movies that you might want to watch later, for example), and it's all looking good and sharp.
- One of the cool things is that you're able to share any kind of media file on social networks (Facebook, Viber, WhatsApp, etc.), letting everyone know what you're currently enjoying at.
Hopefully this is some useful information about the Vidmate browser.


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Tennis is a sport everyone can enjoy, and it's easy to play at Daylesford Lawn Tennis Club. We encourage you to book a court, grab a racquet and have a hit with your family and friends.
When you book a court online we'll send you instructions to access the court/s you have booked. For more information on our location and contact details, see "Where to find us" below. To find out more about our club, including coaching, social competition and membership, please visit https://www.daylesfordtennis.com
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View the online booking sheet to find your preferred time and court. Choose an available time slot,and book.
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Given its age, you may now need to put /play/ in your exceptions list for Java to be able to run this. This has been set up to allow you to choose from a variety of piece sets, including 4 different westernized sets.
Coffee chinese chess 0.6 year 2004 is good you need java to play. Also I'm playing with easy pieces in website playok, no confusion with hieroglyphics pieces. http://www.playok.com/es/xiangqi/ . I recommend.
stupid game design, there are no such game play that you won't allow repeat step or step already went through. Worst programmer ever. Pham Hong Nguyen idea is below average!!!!
Very good system.. Though, the system is glitchy. Recommend this game to other players.
Much appreciated in providing such good and convenient chess game for me. I play this chess every day. Thanks !
Under the HK rules, a rook may not perpetually chase a cannon. Whereas, this game does not allow a cannon to perpetually avoid a rook! Any chance of fixing this otherwise excellent program? Weng
Consider playing Xiangqi on http://www.playxiangqi.com/ or http://chesscape.com/ It's free. You can also play slow Xiangqi games here: /play/pbm/presets/chinese_chess.html /Mats
Good game and good opponent. I like it. It is not easy to get a free Chinese Chess game with no login name and no password. I play here often a few years ago but somehow I could not get to this web site for some time. Good to be back. I suggest the creator to ask the Chinese Government for a funding to promote the Chinese culture.
We take what we can get. I would love to have a strong Java applet for Shogi with customizable graphics, but no one has programmed one.
Thanks for it! But if there are chinese chess, so why there are no japanese chess (Shogi)? I rather want to play Shogi on computer, than Xian-Qi, because Xian-Qi equipment is easy to make in real life, we drawn board for it and used chess pieces and draughts. And Shogi equipment is not so easy to make!
Not able to change the pieces by clicking on alternate sets below the board. Suggestions?
I have added a link to our own page on Chinese Chess.
Add a link to wikipedia chinese chess. good instructions there. I love the ability to switch the graphics on the pieces as it's good for learning. I like the ability to back up and change my moves. this is also good for learning. I also like that I am not allowed to move some pieces when I am in Check, without first protecting myself from the check issues.
Maybe you should add a guide, so that newbies can learn from the opponent. I can't seem to figure out why I lost.
The difficulty level is too high for someone like me. I can beat everyone in my family in chess but I can't even win the lowest level here.
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the rules dont seem to be consistant
this is the first time i play chinese wirh human versus computer and the first game i choose is the difficult of number 8 and the second games i chose again advance difficulty which is number 9 with advance difficulty and i find out the computer is reacted very slow .
My rating of 'excellent' applies to this program as being a great opponent with which to practice Xianqi. You actually play against a computer opponent in real time (no long waiting for moves). And you can select from several piece sets. It can also be set for Computer vs Computer of Human vs Human (handy if you wanted to play someone in your house (or a friends) but had no board or pieces. It is a nice arena to knock off the cobwebs, if you're out of practice. In regard to a question (in a previous comment) about setting the board up however you want... I do not see a way to do that.
Q: Can I play Coffee Chinese Chess, starting with an empty board, I, then place my pieces anywhere I want and continue from there?
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Journey of Love
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- Title: 親恩情未了 / 亲恩情未了
- Cantonese/Mandarin title: Chan Yan Cheng Mei Liu / Qin En Qing Wei Liao
- English title: Journey of Love
- Genre: Family, human drama
- Episodes: 20
- Broadcast network: TVB
- Broadcast period: 1995-Dec-07 to 1996-Jan-03
- Air time: Monday to Friday 14:05 - 15:00
- Theme song: For Mother (給母親) by Sammi Cheng
Ho Nga Chun was a widow raising 5 young children (ages 10 and under) on her own. Desperate for money, she cheated during a mahjong game, but was caught. She decided to escape to the Philippines until everything blows over, meanwhile temporarily leaving her children at various places. However, in the Philippines, she was framed for murder and jailed for 18 years. Upon her return to Hong Kong in search of her children with hopes of reuniting the family, she is instead met with attitudes of indifference and resentment.
User/Viewer Ratings[edit]
- Violet Li (李影) as Ho Nga Chun
- Marco Ngai as Cheung Ka Sing
- Sammi Cheng as Cheung Ka Wai
- Wallace Chung as Cheung Ka Keung
- Raymond Cho as Cheung Ka Chun
- Gan Pui Wan as Cheung Ka Mei
- Louisa So as Yuen Suk Kuen (Cheung Ka Sing's wife)
- Cheung Kwok Keung
- Paula Tsui (徐小鳳)
- Bau Fong
- Lau Kong
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- Producer: Tsui Cheng Hong (徐正康)


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Last night as I was trying to get dinner finished up and was way too distracted by Twitter conversations, the GMan bursts out with, "Look! Look! Look at the sky!" I glanced out the window and observed a fairly nice sunset in the works. On the scale of sunsets, it was probably only in the mid-range of spectacularness and breathtaking. But to our three-year-old, it was the most beautiful thing he'd ever seen. "Look Mommy! It's pink! The sky is pink! Look at all the colors! Oh! Look over there!" And then the best thing of all, "Who put the colors there Mommy?" Y'all, I about choked up. "God did. God put the colors there!" "He did?" "Yes, He did!"
What a grand thing to be able to tell him that. What a precious moment to stand there with him and JBelle and DB and watch the lights fading rays turn the sky pink and purple and orange. Intangible, fleeting moments that hold so much promise and hope.


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An Important Milestone for 2adpro – Our Future is "Somewhat" Exciting
September 30, 2015
Today is an exciting day in the history of 2adpro. We announced our first acquisition – Somewhat, a Digital agency based in London. Somewhat is lead by Thea Frost. Thea is a remarkable leader, and she makes Somewhat what it is – an innovative creative shop that generates really interesting and effective Digital strategies and campaigns.
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Because people can imagine what their own process would be, they assume that the professionals must do it the same way. That is almost never the case.
Most disciplines within branding have myths and misconceptions attached to them. I doubt that any professional designers reading this haven't lost a potential client because they believed that their friend's nephew who wants to go to art school could design a cheaper logo that is just as good… it's just drawing, right?
A lot of these myths about what we do are understandable and I am not making fun of anyone for believing them. The fact that a lot of these myths still exist, especially among the general public and so many start-ups, is probably a failing of our industry more than anything else.
My own specialism, brand naming, seems to have quite a few misconceptions. It's perhaps one where most people can imagine what the process might be and don't know the details of what is actually required so they make assumptions. Often these assumptions can cause tension or confusion over expectations, especially when it comes to costs and timescales.
In order to address some of these myths I reached out to some of my fellow naming consultants in the UK and asked them which ones they tended to see the most and why they were inaccurate assumptions.
You only come up with one name (Camille Medina, freelance naming consultant)
This one might be the most common myth and it's due to the fact that what you are getting at the end of the process is 'one name'. Camille says that it can throw up a number of frustrations for a client because they tend to then assume that only creating one name will be a quick, and consequently cheap, process. Neither of those things are often the case as we'll get to in more detail in a second.
It's perhaps a little harder to imagine than for something like logo design but even namers have to go through a process of creating different names and refining the things that work into the final name. Even if inspiration does strike and the first thing we think of seems perfect, it's likely to be unavailable or there's a chance that the client won't like it, so alternative options are always created.
The reality is that to get to that one name, a consultant may have to create anywhere from fifty to several hundred names as part of their creative process. They won't all be suitable options but they're required as part of the process. If there is a team of creatives working on one project then the number can go into the thousands. Of course as a client you are only paying for the one name but to get there requires more work than you might realise.
It can throw up a number of frustrations for a client because they tend to then assume that only creating one name will be a quick, and consequently cheap, process. Neither of those things are often the case.
Names just come to you (Annabella Forbes, freelance naming consultant and copywriter)
Annabella specialises in naming and copywriting so she understands the importance of getting the tone and the underlying message of a name right. One of the things that people expect quite frequently from their naming consultants is the ability to instantly come up with a name on the spot. As Annabella points out, part of the process requires considering the way the name will be used and knee jerk creations are not only unusable 99% of the time but they're often not entirely suitable when some proper consideration has been given. For anyone who names things for a living, the experience of being out with friends who ask you what you would name such and such and expecting an instant answer will be an entirely familiar one.
A well-considered naming project will start off by investigating, among other things, the names you may have already considered, the reasons you didn't pursue them, your list of requirements, and the environment that your name needs to work in. Thinking about actual names comes further down the line. Giving off the cuff examples can be problematic as it is likely to set a project off with a tone of disappointment when the name is either unavailable or completely wrong!
Giving off the cuff examples can be problematic as it is likely to set a project off with a tone of disappointment when the name is either unavailable or completely wrong!
It should be a quick process (Emma Peto, freelance naming and brand identity consultant)
Many naming projects for the professionals come about due to someone doing it themselves and then encountering a last minute problem such as trademark issues or not getting the domain name they wanted (more on that in a second). Fair enough, you probably have to have gone through the naming process a few times to get an idea of the problems that can regularly occur and how serious they are. Unfortunately what happens is that the project comes to the consultant with an incredibly short deadline as other things are in motion.
Emma says that it's not uncommon to be asked to create a name that has to be signed off by several different people, be linguistically acceptable in many different countries and registered as a trademark in multiple territories all within a week or two.
Although there are some economies of scale that come into play with naming, the more complex the requirements, the longer the project is likely to take. Even the most basic of projects is doing extremely well if it's done and dusted within 2 weeks. Expect an average of around 6 weeks but that can still go up dramatically once you take into account the legal processes involved in checking and registering a name around the world.
You probably have to have gone through the naming process a few times to get an idea of the problems that can regularly occur and how serious they are.
If someone else is using that name then you can't have it (Philip Hansen, Creative Director of Open Water)
This one is very common and perhaps the most understandable. The assumption is that if a name is in use by anyone else somewhere in the world then it cannot be used. As Philip points out, this isn't always the case.
"Many people these days tend to use Google as the first step in their legal checking as it's easy to use, immediate, and cheap. Although it's easy to understand, the results can often be overwhelming and misleading if you don't know what you're looking for."
Philip says that a common problem is that people give up on a name as soon as they see that someone else is using it already. This doesn't always need to be the case. A name like Polo is used for the mints and the car because they exist in different categories where consumers wouldn't reasonably get them confused with each other and they wouldn't benefit from each other's brand equity. For example, nobody has ever bought a Volkswagen Polo because they like the taste of Polo Mints!
Assumptions when it comes to legal matters are never a good idea and getting proper legal advice is recommended but at the creation stage of your project, don't give up too easily.
Nobody has ever bought a Volkswagen Polo because they like the taste of Polo Mints!


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Music has been a part of my life as long as I can remember. I began my journey on the Saxophone and gained a good foundation in music theory climbing the grades. By this point I had developed a passion for music, and have been learning, teaching and performing since.
No two students are the same, and this applies to my lessons too! I plan my lessons carefully, with the needs of each student taken care of, whether this be catering for age, certain music tastes or to teach certain techniques.
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I am also more than happy to offer mobile teaching if you prefer to learn in the comfort of your own home, so please do let me know on booking if this is the case for you.
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Worcester Guitar Centre is where you're likely to find the best selection of guitars in Worcester. They specialise in strings and stock everything from amps to accessories across multiple brands. It is also worth noting that they sell pre-owned guitars as well, which can be a great way of picking up a quality instrument at a reduced price. You can find Worcester Guitar Centre at 6 Reindeer Court, WR1 2DS.
Music City Worcester boasts a healthy selection of guitars both electric and acoustic and have something for everyone at a good range of prices. Not all their stock is listed on their website so it is best to pop in and have a browse yourself. Music City Worcester can be found at 61 The Tything, WR1 1JT.
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For students under 16, It is worth considering the sixth form as a route to studying music at a higher level. Worcester Sixth Form Collegeoffer an A-Level music course with fantastic resources: equipped with purpose-built rehearsal and recording suites as well as music tech software. Studying Music at A-level is a great way to develop your knowledge in music alongside the study in 2 or 3 other areas, and will provide you with a means of securing a university place.
I would be delighted to help you to learn to play the guitar. Get in touch to find out more about my guitar lessons in Worcester.


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With Rep. Will Hurd Retiring From Congress, CD23 Is Up For Grabs And Both Parties Are Looking To Take It
By Sally Beauvais and Carlos Morales When Congressman Will Hurd announced his retirement last year, it set off a frenzy. The outgoing Republican represents Texas' Congressional District 23, a swing district covering 29 counties in West and South Texas. The … Continue reading
Gina Ortiz Jones Raises Massive $1 Million Haul In Third Quarter
By Patrick Svitek, Texas Tribune Gina Ortiz Jones, the leading Democratic candidate to replace U.S. Rep. Will Hurd, R-Helotes, raised over $1 million in the third quarter, her campaign announced Tuesday morning. The figure represents a massive haul that her campaign … Continue reading
Republican U.S. Rep. Will Hurd To Retire From Congress After Holding On To A District Democrats Are Desperate To Flip
By Abby Livingston, Texas Tribune The U.S. House's last black Republican member, Rep. Will Hurd of Helotes, announced Thursday that he is retiring from Congress. President Donald Trump's racist comments about elected officials weighed heavily on Hurd, who has often spoken out against the … Continue reading
Gina Ortiz Jones Running Again To Unseat Texas U.S. Rep. Will Hurd
By Patrick Svitek, Texas Tribune Gina Ortiz Jones, the Democrat who narrowly lost last year to U.S. Rep. Will Hurd, R-Helotes, is running again. Jones, a former Air Force intelligence officer, launched her long-anticipated 2020 bid Tuesday morning, setting the stage … Continue reading
Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones Concedes In Close Congressional Race Against Will Hurd
By Patrick Svitek, Texas Tribune Almost two weeks have passed since the election, but Jones had been holding out hope and waiting to see all outstanding ballots counted.
Will Hurd, Gina Ortiz Jones Congressional Race Too close To Call In Texas
U.S. Rep. Will Hurd, R-Helotes, is looking to hold on to the 23rd District. His opponent is Gina Ortiz Jones, a former Air Force intelligence officer.
CD23: Voter Concerns Are As Broad As The Region Is Vast
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The sparsely populated region that's bigger than some states is 70 percent Hispanic, but also covers part of the Permian Basin where the oil-and-gas industry has a lot of influence.
In District 23 Democratic Primary Runoff, Jones and Treviño Battle to Face Will Hurd
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iPhone? Just ask Cisco
As almost everyone else will mention it I might as well too, the Apple iPhone is on its way and boy are the Apple Acolytes tumescent with joy. It still might not be called the iPhone as Mr Jobs forgot to tell everyone he'd not actually got permission from Cisco to use the name. But let's be crystal clear here…the device is still a while away so it may change and also there is nothing particularly new here, it has all been done before. Apple seem however to have done a cracking job of bringing it all together though.
So what can we conclude, speculate or ask so far?It looks good as only Apple seem to be able to do.
I'm intrigued by the UI.
That screen better be scratch resistant.
Don't forget to carry around wipes to keep crap off the screen as it will attract dirt like a magnet.
No UK release for the time being.
It's not a business device so everyone claiming the demise of Blackberry, Windows Mobile or Nokia/Symbian can calm down.
Will anyone create 3rd party add-ons to allow integration with Outlook or Notes?
An IM client to attach to MSN, AOL and Yahoo would be nice too.
2Meg camera only. Why?
Is 4Gb enough for music, photos, video etc etc?
Will it eat into iPod sales? Nano especially.
As its GSM only it'll upset the CDMA crowd in the US but in Europe this is not a problem.
No GPS. Missed a trick here…Sat Nav on this device should have been a no brainer although someone would have had to written the application from scratch.
Price is critical but any notion of what it might be is pure speculation.It'll also be interesting to see how the operators in the UK approach this device, SIM free is one thing, but will Apple be willing to give the operators the cut they'll ask for if it's sold as part of a contract?


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I remember dreaming of playing in the professional leagues and being a millionaire from an early age. I strapped on my first helmet when I was five, following in my older brother's footsteps, playing both football and lacrosse. My dad was an avid sports fan. He and my mom encouraged all of my brothers and sisters to be involved in activities.
I was much bigger than many of the kids my age and instantly found success with football. You mean I get to do all the things my parents usually tell me to stop doing, like pushing and tackling other kids? I had a great early career in youth football. So much so that I began dreaming of playing in the NFL and being a millionaire.
Isn't that the fun part of being a kid, dreaming, being carefree, feeling like you could accomplish just about anything you put your mind too. Well, it was a good thing I was a level-headed kid also because as my football and lacrosse careers progressed so did the skills of the other players around me.
The early success I achieved slowly faded as the other kids became just as big and strong as me. By the time high school arrived, I was just your average size player with average abilities. I quickly realized my dream of playing in the NFL and winning a Super Bowl would not be fulfilled, but that was okay because I now had my sights set on college and a career.
Now as a parent of three children of my own I also encouraged them to play sports and be involved in activities. I had hopes that maybe one or all my children would have better sports abilities than their dear old dad.
As it turns out all three play some type of team sports over the years, but as fate would have it we do not have any sports all-stars in our house. Which given my own experience I realize is a long shot. My wife and I have always preached a school work first approach when it comes to extracurricular activities.
We want a delicate balance, we want them involved in sports, clubs, interests, but realize school work should always come first. If they wanted to try something we always supported them, within reason. We didn't want to crush a dream but also wanted to set realistic expectations.
If your child has above average athletic abilities pursuing sports might be an option. I know several families and their children would have benefited from college scholarships because of their athletic skills. Unfortunately, being a good college athlete often doesn't translate into becoming a professional one. The key I believe still comes down to education.
Why not let the athletic ability fund your way to an excellent education that you can use for years to come.
According to a 2017 report released by Paysa, there's some data behind the discussion of pursuing a professional sports career or one in technology.
Since the average professional sports career lasts only a few short years, the long-term payout is not necessarily any better and could even be worse than what an individual would realize if he or she went to engineering school.
- MLB: average career length is 5.6 years with the lifetime earnings potential of $2,912,000
- NFL: average career length is 3.5 years with the lifetime earnings potential of $3,010,000
- NBA: average career length is 4.8 years with the lifetime earnings potential of $12,027,456
The chances of making it to the MLB, NFL or NBA are slim. But if an individual made it their goal to become a tech engineer, it's reassuring to know that the average acceptance rate at engineering schools is 63 out of 100. Six out of 10 engineering students graduate and 97 out of 100 find jobs.
Considering that average career length for an engineer is 40 years, with an average annual salary of $125,418.00, the lifetime earnings potential for a person in this role is $5,016,723. If you work at Facebook, your overall earnings could be as much as $13,533,236. If you are a Google employee in the tech engineering space, you could make as much as $10,674,690 throughout your career.
We don't have to worry about the NFL, MLB, or NBA in our house. We are focused on careers.
Our three children have varied interests, our oldest son is pursuing a degree in computer science, our daughter is pursuing a degree in animation/social media, and our youngest son still in high school would like to pursue a career in culinary arts. We still believe the keys to their success are to continue to teach them to have a plan for their money, live below their means, save and invest. We are connecting the dots on college and degree choice, overall cost and the return on that investment. This way no matter what career path they end up taking they can all attain millionaire status if they want, and it won't take them 40 years of working either.
According to the data presented here, you have the potential to make a lifetime salary of anywhere between $3 and $13 million no matter what career path you choose either sports or tech. The question is will that be enough ultimately comes down to how you spend and save that money.
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The Piraeus to Syros ferry connects Greece to the Cyclades and is operated by Blue Star Ferries and Hellenic Seaways.
Book a Piraeus to Syros ferry today with AFerry. Just use the form above and choose the route that you want. If nothing appears automatically, start typing Piraeus. You can also type the country or even the name of the ferry company you are interested in. When you have the route that you want, choose single or return and all the other options you want.
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The largest town on Syros is Ermoupolis, to the east of the island. Ermoupolis is a popular town, with a harbour that is lined with small cafés, bars and restaurants shaded by palm trees. Ermoupolis is home to the Miaouli square, which is one of the most beautiful squares in Greece. Ermoupolis also has many magnificent churches, including the Agios Nikolaos and Metamorphosis churches. Things to do in Ermoupolis include visiting the Archaeological Museum.
The town of Ano Syros is the island's second town. Ano Syros was built by the Venetians at the beginning of the 13th century and maintains a medieval atmosphere with narrow streets and marble steps.
Syros also has many beautiful beaches; the beaches of Magas Gialos and Galissas are particularly popular.
05 May 2017First timers
Really enjoyed the voyage to Syros. Bars and restaurants were excellent and the crew too. Shopping facilities were not great, perhaps the shipping line would look into that too. Shall definately return to you.
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29 Sep 2014Great ferry crossing with Blue Star
We had a good crossing from Piraeus to Athens, were very impressed with the whole operation - very organised and punctual. We used Blue Star a number of times on this trip and were very happy with them, would definitely recommend.
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08 Sep 2014Across the Agean
The crossing from Piraeus to Ermopoli on Syros takes about four hours. There was a prompt departure at 7.30 am and there were no issues or problems during the journey. In August, sitting outside on the rear deck (in economy) is a pleasant experience (you can pay more and sit inside in air-conditioned seating, but why bother). The catering is of the snack variety but perfectly OK and the staff were helpful and polite, as most Greeks are. Obviously this isn't nearly as quick as flying, but it's a lot cheaper and a good holiday experience - and pretty good value for money.
Review by Jeremy Sykes
16 Jul 2013Smooth and relaxing
A lovely way to start a holiday - clean and efficient - friendly staff and easy process.
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28 Jun 2013Ferry crossing to Syros - Ship and service very good
A very pleasant and comfortable trip which we would recommend to others. The quality of the ship and the service provided was very good.
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Chidren are special;particularly when they are your own. As parents you want them to thrive, learn skills, and grow to be a happy, productive adult contributing to family, friends, and to society. Sometimes there are bumps in the road that set them back. Cognitive, physical, or emotional bumps may cause disturbances that slow progress and happiness. Early intervention, when a problem surfaces is of utmost importance because the issue may be easliy solved by learning communication skills or just having an outlet to discuss the issue. Low Energy Neurofeedback is a particularly effective treatment for ADD, ADHD, or traumatic brain injury.
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Licensed Clinical Social Work
In 78745 - Nearby to Lago Vista.
Working with children is our specialty. Austin Trauma Therapy Center has extensive experience in working with young children and young adults. Children tend to manifest much of their behaviors through fear, and we can help them in a variety of different approaches. Contact us and we discuss how we might be able to help young children. Austin Trauma Therapy Center is looking forward to your call.
Child Therapist
Rebecca Kloc, LPC
Therapist/Licensed Professional Counselor
In 78746 - Nearby to Lago Vista.
I am the President-Elect of the Hill Country Chapter of the Texas Association for Play Therapy. I use play therapy to connect with my younger clients. This gives me an opportunity to enter their world and see things from their unique perspective. We develop a relationship through play. I use this relationship to explore new ways for them to interact with others and together we create coping skills that work for them. I also educate parents on the best ways to communicate with their children and teach them how to motivate their children to make good choices. I see children from the ages of 3 years old through adolescence.
Child Therapist
Kevin Fleming, Ph.D.
Coach/Change Agent/Consultant
In 78730 - Nearby to Lago Vista.
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Child Therapist
Carolyn Mehlomakulu, M.A., LMFT-S, ATR
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Art Therapist
In 78750 - Nearby to Lago Vista.
Therapy can help children to express emotions, develop healthy coping skills, and overcome difficult life events. In providing therapy for children, I utilize a variety of approaches, such as Art Therapy, Play Therapy, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy in order to help promote healing and growth. As parents play an essential role in the well-being of a child, I believe that it is important to involve caregivers in therapy. I work with parents to develop therapeutic parenting skills, effectively manage behavior problems, and strengthen positive attachment with their child.
You have found the top therapists in Lago Vista, TX who specialize in helping children.
Thank you for visiting our Texas page of licensed child psychologists and child therapists in Lago Vista, Texas who are trained and experienced in helping children and youth. Working with children requires a different skillset from other types of therapy and here you will find therapists who are skilled, patient and experienced. Please note that while all therapists here work with children, not all may be a registered psychologist. You can easily verify this on each profile. Reach out to a child therapist or child psychologist in Lago Vista today, our contact forms are "open" 24/7.
Lago Vista is located in Travis County, Texas. It has a land area of 14.02 square miles and a water area of 1.12 square miles.  The population of Lago Vista is 6,550 people with 2,653 households and a median annual income of $75,126. .
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Establishing weekly sessions with a professional therapist is considered affordable in Lago Vista for the average family. While sustaining a commitment to therapy is usually not an issue, if mental health treatment feels like a burden please ask your counselor about accepted insurance plans or sliding scale fees. Low cost counseling and affordable therapy are also sometimes offered by listed city and university level clinics, check with your local Lago Vista public health department.


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Toni – Rescued, along with her brother Orlando and sister Dawn, Female Tortie. Born August 10, 2018. Beautiful markings has leopard print on her belly. Very affectionate, dog friendly, litter box trained, very playful. Contact Elaine at 541-263-1148. Healthy and Utd on shots and worming. Adoption Fee $40 includes spay at any of our WC Vets when of age.
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After a wet few days heading towards the Austrian border, our last stop was to be at Vyšší Brod, famed for its large Cistercian Monastery and precious library of books with editions more than 700 years old. Vyšší Brod is just 7kms from the nearest Austrian town of Weigetschlag, so it was good to keep a little bit of momentum.
We couldn't leave the campsite at pretty Frymburk until the pouring rains abated mid-morning so arrived via slick-wet and forested roads into town where we found very local camping 100 yards from the abbey's gigantic wooden doors, just as the monks were set to open up at 12.30.
Except they didn't. The advertised opening hours on the website were not in tune with the seasonal hours on the notice board. No monks, no books, no Gregorian chanting and no mead. Not today.
At a bit of a loss, as we'd already paid for a night's stay, we wandered along the river bank and up into town. Clearly the main business seemed to be summertime canoe and rafting rentals given the numbers of craft safely stashed on metal racks.
Then a strange sight greeted us. At the very top of the town, past the last house, a makeshift secondary town of market stalls and discount centres was heaving with Chinese and Vietnamese traders and Austrian shoppers. We ventured into the throng and discovered machete knives, Barbie dolls, shampoo and cat food for sale.
Simon saw a couple with a basket full of deodorant and car wheel trims. It was bizarre.
Advertising suggested cheap booze and cigarettes, which given Austrian prices would draw people across the border for a 'duty free' experience, but the shops seemed to sell neither. With the Asian traders came massage parlours, nail bars and the inevitably loud hawking and spitting. We didn't hang around.
Back in town we found a local brewery and asked about the market. It seems to be a daily event but most popular at weekends with visiting Austrians, and not with locals.
Indeed when we passed it on Monday morning the bright metallic garden gnomes and tatty plastic garden decorations still lined the roadside, but no one was evidently shopping.
After the Czech Republic's pristine landscape and less evident consumerism it was an incongruous sight on which to leave the country.


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Valassis released new research providing insights into the decision-making process of today's automotive shopper in order to better fuel dealers' and automotive service providers' advertising efforts.
Stemming from a survey of nearly 1,800 respondents, Valassis found that 56 percent of shoppers can be swayed by advertised promotions to switch brands when purchasing or leasing a car and 46 percent can be persuaded to change for service or repairs. These percentages are even higher among millennial parents (67 percent and 60 percent, respectively). Dealers and service providers cannot put their marketing efforts on cruise control at any point during this path to purchase.
Valassis notes that whether buying a car or looking for service, consumers conduct research. Twenty percent of shoppers spend more than six months researching and planning before buying or leasing a car and 54 percent spend more than three months. Over 58 percent conduct some type of research for service. This long consideration window and high research activity, coupled with the sway advertised promotions have on decisions, present an interesting challenge to engage shoppers early and often – right up until the point of making a selection.
Automotive dealers and service providers should keep the following data points in mind when developing their advertising campaigns:
- Relevant dealer offers and promotions, as well as consistent communication, are the keys to starting consumers' engines.
- 75 percent of shoppers feel more loyal to a dealer when they offer personalized discounts. This number rises to 81 percent among parents and millennials.
- 72 percent of parents and 70 percent of millennials are more likely to bring in their cars for service if they receive periodic reminders (vs. 56 percent of all consumers).
- 73 percent of millennial parents (vs. 50 percent of all consumers) are prompted to visit a dealer's website after receiving a print advertisement from them.
- Once consumers have landed on a dealer's website, finely-tuned chatbot enablement can easily assist these individuals without being too pushy or invasive.
- RetailMeNot found that 40 percent of companies are planning to incorporate chatbots in 2018 to positively drive sales and the automotive market is no exception.
- Location plays a substantial role for automotive advertising success.
- Over 50 percent of consumers are willing to drive a half-hour or less from home or work to purchase or lease a car and approximately a quarter are willing to travel an hour or more to do so.
- For maintenance and repairs, nearly 80 percent of consumers are only willing to drive 30 minutes or less both from home or work.
- When it comes to repairs, consumers do their research.
- 67 percent conduct some type of research when looking for automotive service providers (compared to 58 percent when looking for dealer services).
- 29 percent look for discounts for dealer service, while 39 percent seek these deals from automotive service providers.
- 28 percent consult online reviews for both dealer services and automotive service providers before selecting a provider.
- 67 percent conduct some type of research when looking for automotive service providers (compared to 58 percent when looking for dealer services).
For more information and to view the full findings, read Valassis' "Fueling the Dynamic Automotive Shopper" e-book.
"While consumers have several options when it comes to making automotive purchase decisions, dealerships and service providers can encourage brand loyalty through strategic, well-timed promotions and location-based advertising," said Curtis Tingle, Chief Marketing Officer, Valassis. "Brands that engage through cross-channel campaigns and personalized marketing efforts are more likely to beat out the competition, activate consumers and begin to build loyalty."
About the Study
The Valassis Awareness-to-Activation Study is an ongoing study fielded in conjunction with The NPD Group, Inc., a global market research company. The sample was derived via an online survey, and all participants were at least 18 years of age and living in the contiguous United States. Approximately 10,000 respondents are surveyed annually. The specific data included in this report is from the research wave fielded April 17, 2018 – May 29, 2018 to nearly 1,800 respondents and is balanced by age and gender to U.S. Census demographic profiles.
Valassis helps thousands of local and national brands tap the potential of industry-leading data through intelligent media delivery – understanding, engaging and inspiring millions of consumers to action with smarter cross-channel campaigns.


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This Loss of Control Root Cause model captures the large range of reasons why fatalities occur in general aviation, as well as their interrelationships. The purpose of this model is to articulate the full extent of the loss of control (LOC) challenge, and therefore to present all of the areas for innovation to solve this problem.
The model was developed by a team of aviation and industry experts to put a comprehensive picture before the aviation community. The team does not claim that the model is perfect, but rather we hope that close study of it will spark a multitude of innovative ideas that will work together to reduce and eliminate LOC fatalities in our community. We fully expect that the model will evolve over time.
How to Read the Model
Each box (except the two pink ones on the left side) in the model presents a reason for the occurrence of LOC events. The model flows from top to bottom roughly in the sequence of an LOC event, beginning with preconditions and risks, through pilot culture and behaviors, pilot failures, aerodynamics of stalls and spins, ineffective recovery, and finally impact with the ground.
The boxes are interconnected with arrows that show logical links between them. To read the model, start with any box and follow the arrows emanating from it to the right side of the model while asking the question "why does this happen?" The box or boxes connected to the right answer that question.
Where multiple arrows depart a box to the right, this denotes that there are multiple potential reasons why the problem occurs. In other words, if two arrows depart to the right of a box to two different boxes, then the reason for that is either one OR the other of the two boxes to the right. In some cases, an AND link is shown connecting two or more boxes to the right. This means that both (or more) of the boxes to the right together are reasons for the problem.
The significance of the OR and AND links is critical to innovation. If for example two arrows are connected with an AND link, then only one of the two problems needs to be solved to eliminate the root problem. Conversely, if arrows are not connected with an AND link, then all of the problems need to be solved to eliminate the root problem.
Finally, the boxes in the model are color-coded into themes to assist the reader. The six themes and their color codes are shown in the top left corner of the model.
Questions or Comments
Contact the EAA Advocacy team at email@example.com.


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Please note: Box weight, size and contents might not represent your own product as sometimes different sellers use their own packaging and often include extra items like controllers, wipes, cloths or other promotional materials.
Box Weight: 877 g
Box Height: 21 cm
Box Width: 12 cm
Box Length: 22 cm
Overall Packaging Presentation: I expected nothing less than presentation perfection from a headset from I AM Cardboard and that is exactly what it is. From the shop friendly box that has all the info you need to make a purchase decision to the hard rubber carry case inside of that protecting the headset inside of the box and while travelling. I would go so far as to say that this is the best presentation of a headset we have had from I AM Cardboard so they really have stepped up their game.
Whats in the box…
- Headset
- Microfiber Cloth
- Instruction Booklet
- Spare Foam Padding
- Carry Case
Xin Gear VR
First Impressions: TEXT
Pupil Adjustment: No
Focus Adjustment: Yes
Product Weight: 447 g
Overall Build Quality (1-10): 8
Magnet / Touch Button: No (But you can buy a Bluetooth Clicker)
Minimum Phone Length: 4.5″
Minimum Phone Width: 2″
Maximum Phone Length: 6.3″
Maximum Phone Width: 3.2″
Maximum Phone Thickness: 9 mm
Field Of View (FOV): 100°
Other / Extra Features: N/A
QR Code: Available
Features Review: While it doesn't have pupil adjustment it does have focus adjustment, a wide 100° FOV, good quality 3 point head strap, multicoated lenses, interchangeable foam which also works with the DK2 VR Cover and it even has a quick phone release and multicoated lenses. Phew! That is quite a lot of features, but not quite necessary the ones you might want.
Additional Information…
Average Price at Time of Review: £53 (USD $70)
Head Strap: 3 Point, Elasticated and Adjustable
Strap Quality(1-10): 8
Face Padding Type: Removable Foam
Padding Depth: 14 mm
Nose Grove Depth: 38 mm
Nose Grove Width: 33 mm
Well Ventilated: No
Suitable For People With Glasses: Yes
Headphone and Power Lead Access: Yes
Works With Augmented Reality Apps: No
Lens Size: 37 mm
Lens Type: Multi-Coated Optical Resin Lenses
Min Lens Distance: 65 mm
Max Lens Distance: 65 mm
Comfort Score (1 – 10): 8
Value For Money Score (1 – 10): 8
Range Of Colours: White or Black
Other Names: "XG VR" OR "XINGEAR I AM Cardboard"
Final Verdict: This is the perfect headset for people getting serious about VR. The set up from this to an Oculus Rift DK2 is nothing and it could easily be used to experience Oculus games on a mobile VR headset (With the use of Rift Cat). But this is not for those with small heads and weak necks. This headset is one of the heaviest you can get and while the experience it delivers is impressive it might not be so good if your neck starts to get tired after a few minutes. This is as close to owning a full VR headset as you can get with a mobile VR headset and while they no longer sell them, they are definitely worth looking up.


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Eni has sold the licence and basic engineering project to the Chinese company Sinopec, for the construction of a refining plant based on the Eni Slurry Technology (EST). The plant will be built at the Sinopec refinery in Maoming, in Guandong province.
Sinopec, the worlds largest operator in the refining sector, will consequently be the first international company to make full use of the EST, which Eni developed through its research and industrial developments. EST is able to convert refining residues entirely into high-quality light products, eliminating both liquid and solid refining residues with significant environmental benefits.
Sinopec will build an EST plant with the design capacity of 46,000 barrels per day of heavy refining residue (310 tonnes per hour). The plant will replace the existing pet-coke production line, with significant environmental benefits in compliance with the new IMO (International Maritime Organization) regulations concerning sulphur contained in bunker fuel. The elimination of pet-coke production is part of global efforts to contain CO2 emissions. As part of the licensing agreement, Eni will provide Sinopec with the basic engineering project (Process Design Package) and other services, such as operational and technical training, as well as assistance during the development phase and the implementation of detailed engineering, and during the pre-commissioning and start up phases. Sinopec will be responsible for detailed engineering and construction operations.
The plant is due to be completed by 2020.
For Eni, technological research and development is of strategic importance in all its business areas, and this result is highly significant for a number of reasons, primarily that the worlds leading refiner has chosen EST above all other available technologies. Moreover, this agreement sees the refining sector benefitting from an Italian technological innovation for the first time.
About ENI
Eni is an integrated energy company employing more than 34.000 people in 69 countries in the world. Eni engages in oil and natural gas exploration, field development and production, as well as in the supply, trading and shipping of natural gas, LNG, electricity and fuels. Through refineries and chemical plants, Eni processes crude oil and other oil-based feedstock to produce fuels, lubricants and chemical products that are supplied to wholesalers or through retail networks or distributors.
About Sinopec
China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec Group) is a super-large petroleum and petrochemical enterprise group, established by the state in July 1998 on the basis of reconstructing the former China Petrochemical Corporation. Beijingbased Sinopec Group has a registered capital of RMB 274.9 billion with the board chairman of Sinopec Group serving as its legal representative. Sinopec Group exercises the investors rights to the related state assets owned by its full subsidiaries, controlled companies and share-holding companies, including receiving returns on assets, making major decisions and appointing managers. The Group operates, manages and supervises state assets according to related laws, and shoulders the corresponding responsibility of maintaining and increasing the value of state assets.


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Cristiano Ronaldo Signs With Juventus, EA Sports Required To Change Fifa 19 Cover
After several rumors, recently Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed his departure from Real Madrid to sign for Juventus, one of the most important teams in Italy. While this may seem to be unrelated to video games, the reality is that a signing of such magnitude has an impact on several markets and one of them is gaming. What we are referring to is that the decision of the Portuguese star caused a problem for FIFA 19.
If you've been watching the news about FIFA 19, you know that Cristiano Ronaldo appears on its cover. All right up here; however, the problem is that in it Ronaldo carries the local uniform of Real Madrid, a team for which he will not play next season. This means that EA Sports is required to change the cover of Fifa 19.
At the moment, the company has not specified how it plans to respond to this situation. What seems most likely is that Cristiano Ronaldo remains in it, only this time he does with the Juventus t-shirt. We will be on the lookout and will inform you when the company makes an official announcement about it.
As you can imagine, since the news of the transfer of Ronaldo to the Italian team became official, there were players who got ahead of EA and made their version of the FIFA 19 cover. An example is an image that is circulating through the web, which presents Cristiano with the uniform of "the Old Lady". The funny thing is that it points out that this is the edition of "Market Bomb Edition" – a term that refers to the most important signings of the season – of FIFA 19.
We remind you that this is not the first time something similar happens. In fact, last year Konami had to edit the cover of PES 2018 since Neymar left Barcelona to become the new star of PSG.
FIFA 19 will debut on September 28 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.


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What's inside our Luxury Gluten Free Hamper:
- Organic Barbera d'Asti Trinchero (750ml) This is a fresh and fruity organic Barbera, sour, savoury and tasty from 20 year old vines with grapes fermented in cement vats and matured in old wooden barrels for another 12 months before bottling. This wine is always complex and well-balanced and offers up immediate accessibility and appeal. It makes a lovely accompaniment to dishes that demand a lighter styled, but complex and tangy red wine.Year: 2011 Alcohol: 14%
- Mezzi Rigatoni Pasta (400g) As firm and tasty as traditional durum wheat pasta, our gluten free 'Rummo' mezzi rigatoni are bronze die cut giving extra texture to the pasta for your favourite sauces to cling to!
- Spaghetti Pasta (400g) This gluten free Rummo spaghetti is also bronze die cut and retains its shape when cooked. Made with rice and GMO free corn, it is easy to digest and cooks in just 10 minutes.
- Fusilli Pasta (400g) Alce Nero gluten-free pasta is produced exclusively with corn and rice cultivated in Italy. The recipe has been specially created to give the perfect balance of flavours between white corn, yellow corn and rice. The processing technique means that the pasta has a very similar taste to normal durum-wheat pasta. It holds up to the cooking process excellently, maintaining its original shape and taste. The special shaping process gives the pasta a rough surface, allowing the accompanying sauce to cling to it nicely.
- Organic Pesto Sauce (180g) Our delicious organic pesto is made simply in Liguria with just healthy, natural ingredients – organically grown basil leaves, extra virgin olive oil and pine kernals. Suitable for vegans, this pesto is wonderful on pasta, great for adding to gnocchi or just for spreading on a bruschetta or in a sandwich.
- Ligurian Extra Virgin Olive Oil (500ml) This excellent unfiltered cold pressed extra virgin olive oil is made from olives cultivated in this beautiful area of the Italian Riviera, Imperia, known as the olive oil capital of Italy. It comes exclusively from the small, fragrant olives of the "Taggiasca" variety which give a low acidity, golden yellow oil with a delicate flavour.
- Lemon Extra Virgin Olive Oil (175ml) Pressed olives and lemons – what a heavenly combination! This refreshing lemon oil is delicious in summer salads, on spaghetti or pasta dishes with fish, as a marinade, drizzled over steamed or grilled fish and even in desserts and cakes!
- Organic Paolo Petrilli Tomatoes (314g) These super-sweet organic peeled tomatoes are said to be the finest San Marzano tomatoes in the world! Organically grown in Puglia, they are the choice of top chefs around the world. These San Marzano are hand picked, simply placed in boiling water for a few seconds, hand peeled and preserved without any preservatives or colourants in a simple glass jar with just a leaf or two of fresh basil. Full of the flavour of southern Italian sunshine, incredibly fresh, dense and sweet, these plum tomatoes make an extra special sauce for pasta or an indulgent topping for pizza!
- Tomato Pasta Sauce with Red Tropea Onions (330g) This rich, tasty tomato pasta sauce made with San Marzano plum tomato is complemented by the addition of the famous sweet Calabrian Tropea red onions. For a quick and easy meal just heat the sauce gently in a pan, add to some nice quality pasta cooked 'al dente', stir and serve with a sprinkling of Parmesan.
- Organic Sauce with Truffle and Porcini Mushrooms (90g) Perfect with risotto, any kind of pasta, meat or spread on toast or bruschetta, this creamy organic sauce is made with black summer truffle and porcini mushrooms.
- Risotto Mix with Porcini Mushrooms (250g) Our risotto mixes are prepared by our producer Tenuta Margherita based in Vercelli, Northern Italy. Only their own superfine Carnaroli rice is used in our mixes which are made to a traditional family recipe. This tasty Porcini mushroom risotto makes for a quick main or side dish.
- Courgette and Saffron Risotto Mix (250g) Easy to prepare with all natural ingredients, this risotto mix is a quick and easy gourmet meal.
- Grilled Peppers with Garlic and Oregano (180g) These colourful sweet grilled peppers have been flavoured with oregano and garlic and are wonderful served as part of an antipasti platter or on a bruschetta.
- Artichoke Hearts in Olive Oil (314ml) These tasty whole Italian artichoke hearts are a much loved Sicilian antipasto. Super soft and tender but crisp at the same time, they have been selected and picked one by one, by hand and placed fresh into the jar. They are preserved in locally produced Sicilian olive oil.
- Sun Dried Tomatoes in Olive Oil (314ml). Our tomatoes are dried in the Sicilian sun and are naturally red from ripening. They have a beautifully intense taste and can be eaten fresh from the jar as part of an appetizer or to top crostini or bruschetta.
- Organic Gluten Free Italian Chocolate Cake Mix (250g) Create a wonderful deliciously moist Italian chocolate cake in minutes! Just follow the simple instructions, bake and add your favourite topping or filling, or just simply dust with icing sugar as the Italians do.
- Lemon Flavoured Figs (250g) These delicious Calabrian figs have been transformed into soft and tasty pralines flavoured with lemon and Limoncello and coated with creamy white chocolate.
- Chocolate Fig Bites (250g) Selected dried Calabrian figs baked in the oven, flavoured with vanilla and covered with extra dark chocolate. Presented in a small, round wicker tray, these single dried figs have been baked in the oven, flavoured with vanilla and covered with extra dark chocolate.
We wrap all breakable items carefully and individually inside the box and then tie with a beautiful ribbon. A gift message option is available at the checkout for you to send a personalised message to your recipient.
Please note that if we are out of stock of any item we reserve the right to substitute it with the most similar available item.
Please note: You must be at least 18 years of age to purchase this product. By accepting our terms and conditions you are confirming that you are 18 or over.


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Support incentive pay parity for Guard and Reserve components of the uniformed services
RC aviation personnel currently receive only 1/30th of the Aviation Incentive Pay their active duty counterparts receive even though RC aviators have the same flight and task requirements. In the wake of a nationwide pilot shortage, the uniformed services are experiencing retention problems. Providing incentive pay parity, across all components, would encourage both departing active component aviator and their RC peers alike, to continue serving in the Guard and Reserve. This issue is not just one of fairness, but one of maintaining our readiness as a total force.


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Free Community Event // Ideas in Action: Spark Creativity with Slalom at WeWork
Wondering how you can put ideas into action to create a better world? Join us for a free design thinking workshop as Slalom experts lead us in an interactive discussion about how we can create solutions to some of the challenges presented on stage.
Ready to design a better, more creative world for yourself and for our community? At this event, we'll use design thinking to spark creativity and imagine how to carry that inspiration forward throughout our everyday lives.
This free event is paired with Creativity: What Comes After the Spark, but anyone interested in this concept is welcome to attend.
Looking for a place to recharge during Chicago Ideas Week? WeWork is opening all of their locations to Chicago Ideas Week attendees October 15-19.


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