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Sophie Turner & Joe Jonas' Astrological Compatibility Shows Love Can Conquer All
Rumor has it there's another Jonas brother destination wedding on the horizon. Fresh on the heels of Nick Jonas' wedding to Priyanka Chopra, the Daily Mail recently reported that Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner are preparing for a destination wedding of their own next year in France. I'm sure my invite will arrive any day now, but while I wait by my mailbox, we can kill some time by analyzing this couple's chances for a happily ever after, based on Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas' astrological compatibility.
Turner was born on February 21, under the sign of Pisces, and Jonas was born August 15, making him a Leo. So, how are these two signs when they're in relationships? Is it the fairytale were hoping for? One that's guaranteed to go the distance? While only time will tell for Jonas and Turner, I can tell you this: Based on their zodiac signs, it may not be so easy. Leo and Pisces are not at all compatible. Of course, that doesn't automatically spell doom for the couple, but it might mean that long-term success can perhaps take a little more work — that is, if they are both true to their signs' characteristics. Don't worry, it's not all bad news; there are some areas of strength to work with! Here's what we can guess about this couple's dynamic based on what we know about their astrological signs' compatibility.
There is an instant connection between Pisces and Leo.
Some signs need a little time to warm up to one another, but that's not the case with Pisces and Leo. Leo's innate charisma means the Lion has no trouble sweeping Pieces off their feet. Both signs are hopeless romantics, and when a connection like that happens so fast, they can't help but feel like it's love at first sight. Pisces is so enamored with Leo that their adoration helps feed the Lion's ego. So, short-term, this is an extremely passionate connection.
Communication might be a struggle.
Trouble begins with their communication styles. Both have the tendency to be blunt and speak their minds, but also to be ultra-sensitive and take what the other says deeply to heart. Leo's association with the sun and reason makes them think that they're just giving Pieces a reality check. For Pisces' part, they'll usually just communicate what they can observe, but their gift for intuition can often mean their observations cut far deeper than they intended. For Leo, that's a huge blow to the ego, and to Pisces, that feels like a betrayal of their connection. As a result, a real danger of resentment and anger has the potential to grow between the two signs.
If they want to make it long-term, they will need a lot of patience and empathy.
For this couple to have any chance of successfully transitioning from a short, epic romance to something secure and long-term, they will both need to practice a lot of patience and empathy. For Leo, that can be a struggle, but when their heart is truly invested, even the proud Lion can try to make some changes. For Pisces, it's about really giving their all to the relationship and believing that love can conquer anything — and, in their case, it really can. It just might take a few tries. Which is why it's not uncommon to see this duo of signs break up and make up several times before making it work for good.
The fact that Turner and Jonas are still together and taking things slowly bodes well for their chances. Often times, a more volatile Leo and Pisces couple will rush down the aisle while things are good, thinking it will solve all their problems. But in the case of this fire and water sign duo, slow and steady will win the race.


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Hardball singles has a long, storied history in the United States—running tournaments at the national level since 1907—and the tradition continues this week as the 2014-15 season is set.
There is an active series of ten hardball tournaments, with age group events based on both coasts—hardball can be found in Santa Fe, Santa Barbara, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and even Washington, D.C.
The feature of the hardball singles squash season is always the U.S. Hardball Singles Championships, which will be held this year from February 27-March 1, 2015, at the Merion Cricket Club, in Philadelphia, PA.
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House Alarms and Homebase
Hold up! Before you read on, please read this...
This post was published more than 16 years ago
I keep old posts on the site because I often enjoy reading old content on other people's sites. It can be interesting to see how views have changed over time: for example, how my strident teenage views have, to put it mildly, mellowed.
I'm not a believer in brushing the past under the carpet. I've written some offensive rubbish on here in the past: deleting it and pretending it never happened doesn't change that. I hope that stumbling across something that's 16 years old won't offend anyone anew, because I hope that people can understand that what I thought and felt and wrote about then is probably very different to what I think and feel and wrote about now. It's a relic of an (albeit recent) bygone era.
So, given the age of this post, please bear in mind:
- My views may well have changed in the last 16 years. I have written some very silly things over the years, many of which I find utterly cringeworthy today.
- This post might use words or language in ways which I would now consider highly inappropriate, offensive, embarrassing, or all three.
- Factual information might be outdated.
- Links might be broken, and embedded material might not appear properly.
Okay. Consider yourself duly warned. Read on...
At about half eleven this morning, we had a power cut. Many house alarms went off. One is still going off , and I am beginning to have violent tendencies – or at least get a little angry.
Why do alarm manufacturers not include some kind of timer mechanism? I mean, is burglar Boris really going to hang around for three hours after the alarm has gone off? Is burglar Boris going to hang around for three hours even if there isn't an alarm?
(Don't get me wrong, I don't have anything wrong with people named Boris per sé, I just wanted the alliteration and burglar Bob, burglar Ben and burglar Barney all sound…well…wrong).
There was nothing that particularly annoyed me at work yesterday. Amazing, though I put it down to the fact that I really didn't care about anything yesterday. Though the thought of Sir Fat Tony running amock with a chainsaw festered somewhat . We're still chronically short staffed ('…we have no-one on DIY, Power Tools, Plumbing or Building today so if you could look after those as well as the wallpaper I'd be grateful…') but I'm used to that. I still have little or no idea about anything I'm selling :
'…I'm looking for an oogaboogawhatsit'
'Follow me!'
'Why are we going to the electrical section, I'd have though it was in plumbing'
'Oogaboogawhatsits – won't they be in plumbing'
'Oh, I'm sorry, I thought you asked for a light switch! Silly Me!…Now…Can you see one?'
'Yes, they're right here'
'Oh, I didn't see them there. I must be blind, they're right in front of me!'
'Do you think this'll fit my oogaboogerer?'
'I couldn't be sure, really. Does it look about right'
'Take it then, you can always bring it back if it's wrong'
I even had a customer ask me if I knew what the thing he was asking for was…
I said 'Yes, it's that erm…you know…you err…' whilst gesticulating wildly.
'It's sticky plastic' came the response.
'That's right, you can put it into words so much better than I can'
We even had a letter of complaint from someone who'd bought a sun lounger and couldn't use it because it hadn't been sunny. And someone came in to complain about not having all the bits for a gazebo he'd bought. Turned out that he had only taken one box, despite the clear 'BOX 2 OF 2' labelling.
But the point is, there was nothing which especially aggravated me. I wasn't asked to do anything inherently pointless, and no customers had a go at me for things outside of my control . In fact, no customers had a go at me at all.
So, all in all, my hellish day at Hombase was more…purgatorial than hellish this week.
But that damn alarm is more than making up for things.
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Calendar: May (fol. 5r)
- Original object type: Artefact
- Title: Calendar: May (fol. 5r)
The double-compartment miniature has a falconer, and the zodiacal sign of Gemini with the twins behind a coat of arms in red (gules). The scenes in the historiated border are: a king kneeling by a cross, possibly relating to the feast of the Finding of the Holy Cross; Sts Philip the Apostle and James the Less; and St. John the Apostle with a chalice and a palm branch.
Context: Calendar: May
- Date range: [ca. 142-?]
- Date: 1424
- Collection: Medieval Manuscripts
- Physical Identifier: BC MS 1/9
- URI: http://digital.library.leeds.ac.uk/id/eprint/10567
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Aisling Bea and Sharon Horgan have signed the letter ahead of the reading of a bill that would decriminalise abortion across the UK.
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Selling your company in taxing times
If you run your own company, you will be aware that you should have a personal exit strategy. However, the specifics will very much depend on your personal objectives, circumstances and the structure of your company.
Regardless of your chosen exit strategy, the 'tax man' will always be involved, and so in sale negotiations and structuring, you will always need to consider your tax position or you risk the deal collapsing.
Capitalising on your gains
If you sell your company for a profit, you will have to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) – and from 6th April 2011, the rate of CGT will depend upon an individual's income tax position. When an individual's combined taxable income and capital gains do not exceed the basic rate band of £35,000, the capital gains element will be taxed at 18%. However, when the band is exceeded, the CGT rate rises to 28%.
A sigh of relief
However – there is some hope – it may be possible to benefit from tax relief in the form of Entrepreneurs' Relief (ER), which can reduce your CGT rate to just 10% on the first £10m of qualifying gains.
There are three conditions which must be satisfied in order to qualify for ER:
- The company must be a pure trading company or have
insubstantial non-trading activities, and
- In the 12 months preceding the date of sale:
- the shareholder must have held at least 5% of the voting rights in ordinary shares, and
- the shareholder must have been an officer/employee of the company.
If you already qualify, then that's great news. If you don't, and you're planning to sell your shares or company, then you might want to implement some structural changes in your company as soon as possible, however, we appreciate that this is easier to achieve within a family run company.
If your company is particularly valuable, increasing the number of shareholders and/or balancing out the shareholdings can make a significant difference to your personal tax bill. For example, four brothers sharing equally in a £40m gain will pay significantly less tax than a single brother with the whole gain. In this example, the family would immediately be £8.4m better off as a result.
But no trade, no relief
A word of warning! If your company is involved in investment activities, such as property letting, you're unlikely to qualify for ER as the tax man takes a very tight line with regard to substantial non trading activities (20% of your total trading activities is the HMRC guidance). If this is the case for your company, you may wish to consider hiving off the
investment activities into another company, rather than forgoing your valuable ER.
Nothing is more certain than death and taxes
Having minimised your CGT on the sales of your company, you really don't want to be caught out by Inheritance Tax (IHT).
On death, a shareholding in an unquoted trading company generally qualifies for 'Business Property Relief' (BPR), allowing your estate to receive tax relief on 100% of the value of your shares. However, this relief does not extend to the cash you have just received from the sale of your shares!
So, the day before your company sale there was no IHT worry, but the day after you could have a significant IHT problem. For example, if you sell your shares for a net
gain of £1m then your estate could potentially face an increased IHT liability to the tune of £400,000.
BPR is a significant relief that you should look to protect if at all possible. As with ER, provided that your company is a trading company there should be no problem claiming BPR, although again, be warned, if your company is carrying on investment activities, this could potentially cause you a problem if levels exceed 50% of your total company
The loss of BPR relief can be partly avoided through some careful IHT planning. For example, you can consider putting your shares into a trust, which means any sale proceeds will fall outside your estate for IHT purposes.
A trust is not the only solution, as it may also be possible to make a 'Lifetime Transfer'. Whilst this solution does not remove assets from your estate immediately, it does start the clock ticking down over the next seven years. The risk here is that the clock does not make it all the way to zero, however, you can insure against this risk with a simple life insurance policy.
Navigating your way round the pitfalls
Given the complexity of selling your company, we suggest you seek early professional advice pertinent to your own unique personal and businesses circumstances.
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Last week's post about:
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Some people got it as they recognised the Emotional Triggers.
Others thought the winner was too much in their face.
The point here to remember about marketing is you are really only going after those who are ready to buy.
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Wondering why more dressing supplies? The day after his transplant I remember the CSICU nurse saying to me "oh I can show you how to change his dressing." My head spun around so fast you'd think you were watching that pea soup scene from The Exorcist. Sure enough there was a freaking hole right where his LVAD drive-line wire went through. The very same site that I had to previously do daily dressing changes on in our LVAD days. So, I referred to it as the LVAD hole. Doctors at our hospital wanted it to heal from the inside out. I can safely tell you that six weeks later it is healed. Goodbye sterile gloves & Iodoform.
|Kev's cocktail of pills
|Kev in the waiting room at clinic
A year of scheduled appointments = organization in my book. At least we know where we've got to be and when, right? I can prepare ahead of time and get babysitters, plan my work days around these appointments. The first month Kevin had one biopsy a week and clinic twice a week. He tells me that he's awake during biopsy. That during the biopsy he can see the doctor taking a piece of his heart. I remember a Facebook status of his "headed to biopsy where they're taking a little piece of my heart now baby." Post transplant, I am even more impressed with my husband's ability to go through all of this and still smile. Sure, he's been re-gifted life...but biopsies can't be THAT much fun, right? We are in the second month where biopsies & clinic are every other week. Once we hit September, once a month. Where has the time gone? Wasn't I just bitching about not being listed only a few months ago? Clearly I am a lucky girl....
|celebrating Daddy's birthday
I'd like to just touch on the emotional part of living post transplant. The first six weeks were a cloud of excitement for sure. It hasn't been all peaches & cream though. That LVAD hole gave us some issues once where it decided to goooosh blood during one of his biopsies (all was fine with a little pressure applied). Those new meds, the anti-reject meds to be exact, have an entire schloo of side effects....some that you just have to learn to deal. Cabin fever...not being allowed to really "go" many places until he reaches that three month mark. So while we did have our moments where the roller-coaster dipped low, it eventually came back up to that high of enjoyment. The first six weeks were clearly an adjustment period...just like when we first came home with the LVAD. But it all comes down to working together, figuring out how to make it work, being the team that we are.... and living each day to its fullest.
The first six weeks seem to have gone by so fast. Now that my family of four is getting closer to approaching "our normal" I am reminded that we still have one more hurdle to jump....his left arm and hand. Ya know until he gets more function back in that left hand or until a surgeon gives him that little bit of good news he's looking for.......my husband has a daily reminder of this entire heart failure experience. He has a daily reminder of what happened during those two weeks of his life that he missed. For me, I am here to make certain he gets it back. Because folks let me tell you, where there's a will, there is always a way.


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—August 10, 2011, 3:04 pm
This is a tough one because I feel we ought to be more integrated and honest with ourselves and the people we interact with, esp. online where it's so easy to be, as you put it "Gamer-Celia", "Work-Celia", "Friend-Celia" etc. I'm personally working to make all of those people be the same person.
Just curious if you find the massive amount of juggling to be worth it or not?
—August 10, 2011, 3:35 pm
I do find it to be worth it because in real life you have separate groups of friends that don't interact, right? The people you go to church with are not the always the same ones you watch the Super Bowl with.
I think that in some ways social media has forced people to create new personalities without them knowing it. You become a watered down version of yourself because you're speaking to a blended group online. You're not nearly as emphatic about topics if you know people in your friends list are anti-yourview (politics, religion, etc) or more likely, just not interested in what you're talking about. So you choose only safe topics to talk about — your kids, your dogs, your hate of the steamy weather .. things that are more easily shared. Is this everyone? No. I'm not saying that this definitely happens, but it is easy to see how it does, right?
If I started spouting off about game theory and how to be a good war gamer on my @thebouv Twitter account, I'd lose half the people who follow me probably. They want to cut down on the noise and they signed up to hear from the CTO of CurrentMarketing.
If I were to start a blog, I wouldn't have a blog that talked about gaming, coding, and marketing — it wouldn't be successful.
Of course, the "watered down online personality syndrome" I'm talking about is just my opinion of a possible side-effect of social media. Worth thinking and writing more about I think.
—August 11, 2011, 12:26 am
I would agree work and personal social media needs to stay separate, but I allow my gaming friends, family, godly folks etc all hang out on my personal social media. It's definitely a hodgepodge!
Thanks for your insight, I look forward to more posts about this topic. Social Media is pushing a lot of boundaries that used to be taboo and it's fascinating to me watching how and why people use it.
—August 11, 2011, 11:14 am
At this point I'm just rambling about it as I try to mesh this all together in my head. Right now I'm sticking to keeping my online identities separated, and so far I'm having no issues doing so. And in each area, I feel like I can really be myself .. which is what it's supposed to be about, right?


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Experience Wesleyan - Hiwassee Day
Thursday, April 18
2 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Experience Wesleyan for an afternoon and meet the TWU family. You'll have a chance to meet with faculty advisors, financial aid representatives and current students to discover what life at Wesleyan is all about. This afternoon is just for Hiwassee transfers as you continue to make decisions about your college journey.
Tentative Schedule
1:30 p.m. Check-in (Colloms Campus Center)
2 p.m. President's Welcome – Dr. Harley Knowles
2:10 p.m. Rotating Sessions - Campus Tours, one-on-one academic advising, individual financial aid meeting
5:10 p.m. Closing Session "What to expect next"
5:30 p.m. Dinner
Please bring your transcripts and financial aid award letters. These items will help guide your conversations with your advisor and the financial aid team.
Hiwassee College Transfer and Degree Completion
Following the closure of Hiwassee College, and to help students transfer to Tennessee Wesleyan, TWU will:
- accept all your academic credits earned at HC (with the exception of remedial credits)
- evaluate credits that you may have transferred into HC from other institutions
- make every effort to find equivalencies to TWU courses to accelerate degree completion
- waive requirement that no more than 90 hours may be transferred from all institutions
- waive the requirement to complete 25% of your degree (30 semester hours) if you transfer more than 90 credits and are able complete the degree path in less than 30 hours (subject to SACSCOC approval of cohort – this means that our accrediting agency is willing to review this policy once you've been admitted)
- make every effort to apply Hiwassee's general education curriculum toward the completion of TWU's general education curriculum
Questions for our admissions team? Contact Courtney Colson, transfer admissions counselor, to help guide you through the process.
At TWU, you'll find an affordable college experience - in many cases, you may pay less than what you expect. Start exploring how much you'll actually pay with the True Cost Calculator.


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The universe is magically abundant and infinitely caring. ….yet why are we so unhappy? Why do we live a life of recycling our fears?
We all want happiness, but so long as we hold on to our old stories and limiting beliefs, we will continue to act out the fear-based protocols that guide our life. Re-Birthing reaches deep …to the very core of our being! Re-Birthing is an opportunity to release the subconscious fear, our storehouse of misery and re-write the old scripts, and awaken to a new understanding that I am, I am! No woman wants to be a prostitute; no man wants to be stupid.
We all have memories, we all have fears, and we act as if they are permanent. They are not! They are simply transient thoughts and ghosting beliefs that haunt our being and keep us from prosperity. Let's access our Angels to elevate and heal the Ghosts of our past. Let's awaken to our Angelic Self, re-connect with the Mother Shakti Kundalini to nurture, heal, comfort, and complete us!
"Happiness, health, success, and peace of mind is our Birthright ….but it for us to secure it! It cannot be taken away from us. But we act as if it is not our birthright. We begin to wish for happiness rather than accept it and express it. Try to feel that whatever you are doing is the most beautiful thing, the prettiest dance, because you dance with the whole Universe. Don't resent anything. Forgive everything. Express your essence. Let your heart guide you, free of all limitation, regimentation, and fear."-Yogi Bhajan
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For most Bio-science students a state-of-the-art microscope is like an exotic toy. Dr Kedar Khare explains bright-field and confocal microscope in its bare bone form. He also explains meaning of numbers written on microscope objectives. Lecture clearly emphasizes when is exactly confocal microscope preferred over the florescent.
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CITYSCAPES, LONDON AND BEYOND Art Exhibition
Exhibition running: June 17 – July 17, 2019
Meet our artists and enjoy a glass of prosecco while browsing the work of UK based artists who focus on city landscapes in various mediums and style.
Richard Knight uses layers of stencilled, colourful abstract marks in oil and acrylic combined with a natural observational drawing style which now extends to painting mechanical machines of every nature and putting them out of context, with untraditional colour or background.
Ewan David Eason creates abstract images from reality, drawing particular inspiration from organic and man-made patterns created in cartography. By gilding with precious metals or using complimentary colours he aims to focus the viewer on the sacredness and diversity of our living landscapes.
Jayson Lilley is a British contemporary artist who incorporates the practices of painting, collage and printmaking.
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Before Hassan Nemazee, the once-powerful business executive and Democratic donor, pleaded guilty to engineering a nearly $300 million Ponzi scheme, he gave $1.1 million to a wide range of charities and educational institutions and an additional $845,000 to political candidates and parties.
But since that money was obtained through fraudulent means, the government wants the donations back. Although many recipients have complied, two high-profile New York City institutions the Asia Society and the Spence School have not.
The Spence School, an all-girls independent school on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, has refused to return $15,415 it received from Mr. Nemazee between 1999 and 2002, according to a memo filed by the United States attorney's office in the Southern District of New York in preparation for Mr. Nemazee's sentencing on Thursday.
The Asia Society has held onto more than $270,000 it received since November 2001, the memo said.
Both the society and the school argued in letters to the government that they did not know at the time they received the donations that they were the product of Mr. Nemazee's criminal activities.
"Moreover, the funds were spent long ago, and therefore, are no longer available for forfeiture in any event," Gary Stein, a lawyer for Spence, wrote in a letter to the government.
The government contends, however, that both institutions have ample resources to pay the money back. The Asia Society had over $8 million in cash, according to its 2009 annual report. And the Spence School had an endowment of $85 million as of January 2009, according to the Manhattan Guide to Private Schools and Selective Public Schools.
"In light of the substantial financial resources of both entities, it is unlikely that the balances of the relevant accounts into which the donated funds were deposited or transferred have since fallen below the amount of the donations," the government said in its memo.
Prosecutors said in the memo that they had the authority to seize fraudulent assets, but they declined to comment on what action, if any, they planned to take against either institution.
Mr. Stein, Spence's lawyer, said in his letter to the government that the Nemazee family donated $17,000 to the Spence Annual Fund between 1999 and 2002, while Mr. Nemazee's daughter was a Spence student. Such funds, Mr. Stein argues, are used to bridge the gap between tuition payments that the school receives tuition cost $34,500 for the 2009-2010 school year and expenses like faculty salaries and financial assistance
The Asia Society made similar points, arguing that donations like the ones from Mr. Nemazee are used to keep the organization running. "It would not be appropriate for the Asia Society to compensate the financial-institution victims for losses resulting from a fraud scheme in which the Asia Society took no part," Daniel S. Ruzumna, a lawyer for the society, said in a letter.
Other nonprofit organizations that received money from Mr. Nemazee have chosen to return it. Brown University returned $21,100, the Council on Foreign Relations handed back $167,463 and Harvard University gave up $100,543. The Whitney Museum of American Art plans to return $2,950 it received.
In total, the government has recovered, or been promised, $722,166. It has determined that $376,600 of Mr. Nemazee's donations are not recoverable, because they went to organizations that no longer exist, like Edwards for President, Gephardt for President and the Gore-Lieberman Recount Committee, which received $50,000.
A number of political parties and candidates donated their contributions from Mr. Nemazee to charity after his much-publicized arrest last year, but before the government requested the funds be returned. Some, like Friends for Harry Reid, told the government that even though it had donated the $9,600 in funds it had received from Mr. Nemazee to charity, it would pay the government back in full.
As chairman and chief executive of Nemazee Capital, a holding company with stocks and private investments, Mr. Nemazee was a high-profile Democratic donor, contributing to Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton, John Kerry and Barack Obama.
Almost a year ago, federal prosecutors accused him of running a Ponzi scheme for nearly a decade, backed by $292 million in fraudulent loans obtained with fake collateral from Citibank, Bank of America and HSBC. In March, Mr. Nemazee pleaded guilty and forfeited assets totaling $292 million, including interests in properties in TriBeCa and on Park Avenue, and in Rome.
Other political organizations have agreed to return some of the funds they received from Mr. Nemazee or his family. Gillibrand for Senate promised to return $8,800, but said it had donated $4,800 to charity. Both the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee received $25,000 that the government believes is forfeitable, but the committees have donated equivalent amounts to charity.
The government will continue to try to recover those funds, and has asked the political organizations to contact the charities, let them know the funds were the proceeds from a fraud, and recover the money.
A spokesman for the Asia Society referred questions to Mr. Ruzumna, its lawyer, who declined to comment. A spokeswoman for Spence did not reply to a request for comment.


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IoP Joins CrossRef Search
:: The Institute of Physics has joined CrossRef:
The Institute of Physics is pleased to be participating in CrossRef Search, a new initiative enabling users to perform cross-publisher, full text searches of the latest scholarly research.
CrossRef Search is available free of charge in our Electronic Journals service. It can also be found on the Web sites of the other eight participating publishers, which include The American Physical Society, Nature Publishing Group and Oxford University Press.
CrossRef Search has been developed by CrossRef in partnership with Google™. Said Ed Pentz, Executive Director of CrossRef:
'CrossRef is very excited to work with Google on this pilot program. Researchers, scientists and librarians should find CrossRef Search a valuable search tool. Now, researchers and students interested in mining published scholarship have immediate access to targeted, interdisciplinary and cross-publisher search on full text using the powerful and familiar Google technology'.
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Gary Thompson Agency, Inc. (GTA), a full-service independent insurance agency, sent a vast majority of its team members to the recent Annual District Agency Meetings hosted by Farmers Mutual of Nebraska (FMNE) in both Kearney and Lincoln, Nebraska. At the meetings, GTA was presented a 'Milestone Award' recognizing the agency for surpassing $20 million in written premium with FMNE. GTA is FMNE's largest agency group, and has been a partner of theirs since the early stages. This is an incredible accomplishment, and GTA is excited to see what the future holds as the partnership of the two companies continues to grow.
The staff of GTA is incredibly grateful for their customer base that allows them to continue to grow and succeed in the insurance business. It is because of their continued dedication and trust, that GTA is able to reach these milestones.
Pictured below accepting the Milestone Award from left to right:
Mark Walz (Farmers Mutual President), Johnie Kamery (Shareholder - Minden), Krae Dutoit (President - Grand Island), Crale Bauer (Shareholder - Hildreth), and John Thompson (Shareholder - Lincoln)
Gary Thompson Agency, Inc. specializes in personal insurance products, commercial insurance, farm and crop insurance and employee benefits, highly emphasizing personalized service. The agency currently has 21 office locations across Nebraska with around 90 employees as a whole. For more information on Gary Thompson Agency, Inc., please visit www.GTAInsures.com.


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General Director
"The biggest motivation we have as a team, is to keep challenging ourselves on becoming the best in what we do. The price for this hard work and dedication has put us where we are today. The aim is to be Beyond No. 1"
Mark has over 20 years' experience in both the Oil & Gas and Pharma sectors in the delivery of large scale global capital projects.
He joined Kentech in March 2014 as the UAE Business Manager and soon was promoted to the position of General Director for the UAE, Oman and Qatar.
Mark has also been instrumental in the formation of the Oman and UAE LLC companies which will promote our technical support service line.
Kentech commenced operations in the United Arab Emirates in 2006 and located its regional operations office in Abu Dhabi.
Since our establishment in the UAE, our operations have grown rapidly, peaking at over 3,000 personnel. We have worked on many of the major energy and industrial developments in the region including Asab, Shah, Habshan, Ruwais and Kizad. Our clients include many of the global blue-chip EPC contractors as well as the National Oil Companies and industrial giants.
Kentech is fully licensed in the region to undertake the full range of Electro contracting works in addition to Onshore and Offshore Gas Field Services, and has built an excellent reputation in the UAE for consistently delivering Electrical, Instrumentation, Controls and Telecommunications solutions to a very high standard.
Kentech is an approved contractor with ADWEA, ADNOC and the ADNOC group of companies.


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Started in 2008, RubLine has quickly become the choice of several companies looking for marketing and brand management with a personal touch. We are not bigger… and we like it that way.
Having over 20 years in sales and marketing, founder Chase Rohlfsen had seen all too often the swift decision-making and cookie cutter marketing approaches that many of the large firms across the country took time and time again with their clients. One size does not fit all. Utilizing many resources in different venues is what makes us unique. Each project is unique and that requires unique resources. Each piece is sourced to best fit the project.
"You have to get to know your client, what their goals are, what does their product or service do and how does that product or service benefit the end-user. I can truly say we get to know our clients so well… they become our friends." - Chase Rohlfsen
Chase Rohlfsen and his family live in Northeast Iowa. Born and raised in the heart of the Midwest and a dream state for Whitetails. He will be the first to admit he is extremely blessed with a family that shares a passion for the outdoors. Every day is an adventure.
Being able to mix business and personal has been a long-time dream of mine. Not only do the Team and I get to find creative ways to brand products and services, but many of them are items we use every day!! I can't think of a better way to get to know your customer and how to promote them.
Tina brings over 18 years of office management experience and our clients as well as this crew is thrilled to have her.
Having overseen the financials for several McDonald's franchises and controlling the daily office operations including 800 employees, our office has never been more organized.
A mother of 3 very active, athletic children and married to a shooting enthusiast, Tina fits right in. Tina oversees financial operations and project logistics and is officed in the Traer, Iowa RubLine Office.
She also serves as Executive Assistant to RubLine President, Chase Rohlfsen.


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BusinessWire: Noyes Advisors Listed as Best-in-State Wealth Advisors by Forbes
Forbes Names Chris Cooke and Brian Cooke to 2018 Best-in-State Wealth Advisors
INDIANAPOLIS — Noyes, a 110-year-old wealth management and investment banking firm, announced that two of its financial advisors have been named on Forbes 2018 Best-in-State Wealth Advisors. The esteemed recognition was given to J. Christopher Cooke, CIMA® and Brian F. Cooke, CIMA®, two Partners of the Cooke Financial Group at Noyes ("CFG"). The Cooke brothers have received prestigious recognitions from leading financial publications as Barron's, Financial Times, Bloomberg, and Registered Representatives Magazine.
"As a financial advisement firm that provides top-quality, comprehensive financial planning services and solutions to valued clients, we are incredibly elated to receive this recognition from Forbes," said LH Bailey, Chairman of the Board at Noyes. "These two gentlemen represent the best of the financial planning industry."
Forbes' Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list comprised of over 2,000 top performing advisors across the country and selected according to their state. Forbes ranking, developed by its partner SHOOK Research, is based on an algorithm of qualitative and quantitative data, rating thousands of wealth advisors and weighing factors like revenue trends, AUM, compliance records, industry experience, and best practices learned through telephone and in-person interviews.
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Open Program
Open Program Classes for Teens and Adults
Enjoy the benefits of quality dance training in the remarkable studios of Pacific Northwest Ballet School. Open classes are taught by the School's nationally acclaimed faculty and are accompanied by professional pianists. Classes are designed to enhance each student's experience to the fullest in a stimulating and creative atmosphere.
PNB offers Beginning, Beginning/Intermediate, and Intermediate/Advanced classes for students ages 13 and older in the Open Program.
- The Beginning class is for students with no prior ballet training. This class once a week starting in September of each school year. Due to the progressive nature of the class, registration closes to new students after November 1st.
- Beginning/Intermediate is for students who have at least 2-3 years of classical ballet training.
- Intermediate/Advanced is for students who have at least 5-10 years of classical ballet training.
Open Program classes are all offered on a drop-in basis and cost $16 per class. Class cards are available in increments of 5, 10, and 20 classes and expire at the end of the session in which they are purchased. Each student must present their class card to be marked at every class attended. The Open class card is nontransferable and is valid only for the number of classes indicated on the opposite side of the card. PNB School assumes no responsibility for lost or stolen cards. No refunds are given for unused classes. The open class card is valid only through the indicated expiration date. Unused classes cannot be made up after that date.
PNB Subscribers receive a 20% discount on Open Program classes. Pacific Northwest Ballet School does not offer a professional rate for Open Program classes, but we value the opportunity to engage all dancers from the local dance community and beyond. Our students bring a wonderfully diverse mix of dance backgrounds and range of experience to Open Program classes. We strive to meet the dance education needs of every student, beginner through advanced.
Open Program Dress Code
All students are required to wear ballet attire or clothing that allows for fluid movement during class. Ballet technique shoes are required.
Open Program Lockers
Phelps Center: Students may use the small lockers at the southeast end of the Women's dressing room or the wire baskets in the Men's dressing room to store clothing/shoes while in class.
Francia Russell Center: Students may use the small lockers near the sinks in the Women's dressing room (subject to availability), and any locker not already in use in the Men's dressing room. Please note: students should bring a sturdy combination lock, and should not store valuables in the lockers. Students may not remove belongings in an unlocked locker for their use.
All students must arrive on time for class. Students who are more than ten minutes late will not be allowed to enter a class. Students are not permitted in the studio unless accompanied by a PNB School Instructor.
First Time Students
Open Program students are required to complete an updated waiver before taking a class. Please allow additional time before class to complete this process. To receive a subscriber discount on class cards, open students must present their subscriber card when purchasing them.
Open Class Schedule
January 27 – June 13, 2020
All classes 1.5 hours unless otherwise noted.
Phelps Center • 301 Mercer St, Seattle • 206.441.2435
Francia Russell Center • 1611 136th Pl. NE, Bellevue • 425.451.1241
Please Note
WEATHER POLICY: Pacific Northwest Ballet School will be closed in Seattle when Seattle Public Schools are closed, and closed in Bellevue when Bellevue Public Schools are closed. It is conceivable that only one Pacific Northwest Ballet School location could be closed. Public school closures are announced on radio and TV stations. Please call the School to check if you are uncertain. For more information call 206.441.2435 (Seattle) or 425.451.1241 (Bellevue), or e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Classes subject to change. PNBS reserves the right to cancel classes at any time.
Class Prices & Class Cards
Single Class: $16
5-Class Card: $75
10-Class Card: $140
20-Class Card: $270
PNB Subscribers receive a 20% discount on Open Program multiple class cards. Pacific Northwest Ballet School does not offer a Professional Rate for Open Program classes.
For more information: Call 206.441.2435 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Class Card Policies
- Student must present card to be marked at each class attended.
- Card is nontransferable.
- Card is valid only for the number of classes indicated on the opposite side.
- PNB School assumes no responsibility for lost or stolen cards. No refunds will be given for unused classes.
- Card is valid only through the indicated expiration date. Unused classes cannot be made up after that date.


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Boxed Handrail Kits
Primarily designed and constructed to be functional, stairway requires some thought to ensure safety and easy access for its users. This, however does not mean it cannot be stylish or be made with aesthetically pleasing materials. You will want it to look neat and elegant, and to fit in with other staircase features. This is what a wooden handrail kit can do for you. A handrail kit is one way to provide extra stability and safety. If you have a stairwell in your home and require a handrail to make your stairs safer and easier to climb, then take a look at our Stair Handrail Kits. There are a selection of wooden handrail kits and fittings available to be sent to your home and assembled with as little fuss as possible.
Fusion Boxed Handrail Kits come in oak or pine with a varnished finish so you can choose a fresh wood grain to match any of the wooden balustrades and staircase parts you have already had fitted from Wonkee Donkee Richard Burbidge. As with all of our products from this reputable manufacturer, the Richard Burbidge handrail kit is made with the very best materials and promises excellent quality at the best prices.
Each pine and oak handrail kit come with three rods of handrail measuring 1.2 metres. This means that no matter what size stairwell or staircase you have, you can purchase just what you need. Each of the interior railing kits come with the necessary right number of fittings, in either brushed nickel or chrome metal.
The pine or oak handrail kit can also be provided as an unvarnished, unfinished handrail that can then be modified to compliment your own décor and style. For example, if you have a painted staircase then you may wish to paint the wall handrail kit to match.
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|Re: Looking for 1A2 Phone System Parts [Amphenol Splitters]
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Credit card processing fees
Credit Card Processing Fees Explained
Credit card processing fees are extensive, complicated, and somewhat overwhelming. Before you can begin to understand processing fees, you need to know about the parties involved with them. Now that we've covered all the parties involved, let's discuss the different types of fees in any given credit card transaction.
Flat Fees
In addition to transactional fees, you may be charged some flat fees as well.
Incidental Fees
Flat fees are always charged, but incidental fees only appear per incidence. All of the above fees fall into one of two categories: wholesale fees, and markups. Wholesale FeesI'm using the term "Wholesale" to help you picture the meaning behind this type of fee, but it can go by other names as well, like, "Base fee" or "Pre-markup" etc Your wholesale fees are exactly like they sound – the wholesale cost of your sales transactions. These fees are determined by the credit card issuing bank and the credit card associations. In other words, don't try to shop around for lower wholesale fees or rates from various credit card processors. MarkupsYour markup fees are how your credit card processor is planning to make a profit from your business.
Interchange Reimbursement Fees and Assessments: These are the fees the card-issuing banks and the credit card associations charge for each transaction, and they represent the largest expense merchants pay per sale and per month. Interchange fees typically consist of a percentage of each transaction accompanied by a flat per transaction fee. Examples of these non-negotiable interchange and assessment merchant account fees include: Merit 1/ecommerce/CNP fees, NABU/APF/data usage fees, Dues and assessments. Each card association publishes their interchange and assessment fees online. Flat Fees. Terminal Fees: These are charged to merchants who have physical stores, where they directly swipe a customer's card. Payment Gateway Fees: These are similar to terminal fees, but they are applied to ecommerce businesses instead. PCI Fees: These are fees paid to the Payment Card Industry, either for noncompliance or compliance. Annual Fees: These are fees charged every year to cover the basic use of a provider's services. Learn more here.


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Summer in Bristol is set to be all kinds of fun, with festivals, paint jams, theatre, art workshops, gruesome exhibitions and much more on offer. Let's get stuck in... ARNOLFINI Family at Fluffy Sun 28 July 11:00 - 15:00 FREE (donations welcome) Inspired by the Fluffy Library installation, this drop-in workshop is led by artist Megan… Continue reading BAM Guide: Summer 2019
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BAM Guide: May Half Term 2019
ASHTON COURT MANSION Futur Ville Launch Event Sat 1 Jun 11:00 - 17:30 FREE An afternoon with ArtSpace LifeSpace to celebrate the start of a 5-month programme of events that will look at the relationship between artists and communities in an ever-changing city. Have your say in family friendly workshops and enjoy circus performances from… Continue reading BAM Guide: May Half Term 2019
BAM Guide: Easter Holidays 2019
In between all the chocolate, there's plenty of opportunities to get creative with the kids and try something new. Here's some of the best family arts events happening in Bristol and beyond over the Easter holidays... 1532 PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE So You Think You Know About Dinosaurs Mon 15 Apr 14:30 Tickets from £11.25 Pit… Continue reading BAM Guide: Easter Holidays 2019
BAM Top Picks: Arnolfini Bookshop
I don't think I've ever walked into the Arnolfini Book Shop looking for a present for someone and left empty handed. I mean, you know they sell more than just art books, right? Yes books, but also prints, calendars, jewellery, gifts, games and a banging children's section. Plus it's just a really lovely place to… Continue reading BAM Top Picks: Arnolfini Bookshop
BAM Summer Guide 2018
School's out for summer! Whether the idea of 6 weeks with the gang fills you with joy or slight anxiety, here's a whole bunch of stuff to keep you all busy until September... ARTS MANSION Let's Make An Amazing Plasticine Scene Tue 14 Aug Various times Tickets £10 Learn the art of clay modelling with… Continue reading BAM Summer Guide 2018
BAM Summer Half Term Guide 2018
Half term is on the horizon and there's lots going on to keep you all busy. Once again, not much going on at the big museums but some great events from our wonderful independents and if you're up for exploring a little further afield. If you're on Instagram, check out the half term competition we have… Continue reading BAM Summer Half Term Guide 2018
BAM Early May Bank Holiday Guide 2018
Image from Alex Bartsch's 'Covers' project So much Bristol Bank Holiday fun to be had it warranted it's own guide! We've got you sorted no matter what your age, so let's kick things off with a shout out for the weekly BAM Craft Club... KILN WORKSHOP BAM Craft Club Fri 4 May 10:30 - 12:30… Continue reading BAM Early May Bank Holiday Guide 2018
BAM Easter Guide 2018
Snow or sunshine, Easter holidays are nearly here and there's lots of keep children, teenagers and grown ups up to their eyeballs in creative fun. Not an awful lot on offer from the big museums but we're lucky to have wonderful independents treating us to great events. So go and get stuck in! APPLE STORES… Continue reading BAM Easter Guide 2018
BAM Half Term Guide: February 2018
You made it through January and now it's time to look forward to half term! From Valentine's Day events to Chinese New Year, here are some of the best family arts events on offer in Bristol and beyond... BRISTOL ENERGY HUB Saturday Art Club Sat 17 Feb 10:00 - 12:00 Tickets £3.50 per child Make… Continue reading BAM Half Term Guide: February 2018
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Baroque Ensemble: Noon Concert Series
Performing Arts - Music | November 6 | 12 p.m. | Hertz Concert Hall
Join the members of University Baroque Ensemble as they present delights from the Western European Age of Enlightenment on the universitys collection of eighteenth-century instruments. Works include concerti by Vivaldi, a Concerto Grosso by Handel and a suite by Lully.
Free. No reserved seating.
Doors: 12:00pm
Concert: 12:15-1pm
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