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The outrageous value of dental treatment in Australia is nothing new. This have led to 5.7 million people experiencing various dental and dental problems in 2015 –2016, which could contain you or some one close to you. Thus, you intend to find the best affordable dentist around. You should know possibilities that will assist in saving your money from high priced dental treatment as well.
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Set of 4 Round Circles Placemats
Stunning contemporary set of 4 circles placemats. Soft pinks and greys and golds combined. Lacquered finish making them stain resistant, easy to wipe clean, and able to withstand temperatures up to 120°C.
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Ford Castle is part of the Ford and Etal Estates owned by the Joicey family since 1907. We've been a residential centre since the 1950s, run at first by Northumberland County Council and since 2012 by our company, The Château Beaumont Group in partnership with the council. Our partnership ensures that the beautiful architecture, landscapes and unique educational opportunities are accessible to children for years to come.
The Château Beaumont Family of companies is experienced in the providing school trips to France; we've been running our centre in France for over 15 years. We provide residential trips for groups in the UK during school time, and now over the summer holidays we run language camps both in England and France. We have a great mix of English classes and sports activities in both of our outdoor activity centres, and we provide friendly, educational and fun children's' holidays in unique settings.
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At a recent Boulder BI Brain Trust session, Ken Rudin, CEO and co-founder of LucidEra, discussed his company's products as supplying BI services in the style of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). An overview of our discussions was published elsewhere.
SaaS intrigues me. More and more, my personal computing environment revolves around Google apps, Flickr, NewsGator, del.icio.us, and the like. However, SaaS is a tricky market segment invading a traditional IT community that resists such disruptive approaches. Further, layering BI services upon SaaS becomes a very thought-provoking topic.
Let's consider the BI-as-a-Service approach, which is... I will supply you BI services for a subscription fee. You give me your data. I will host it in my datacenter and generate reports for you on demand.
To experienced BI/DW professionals, this approach feels like... Give me your laptop. I will take care of it and distribute information to you upon request. The reaction is likely to be very negative.
Rudin has a contrasting analogy that parodies the traditional BI approach, which takes several complex products (database, ETL, query/report generator) and over the coming year builds an in-house BI system. To a small company, this feels like... Here are your BI services. By the way, you have to maintain this nuclear reactor to power those services. The reaction is also likely to be negative.
There is no doubt that BI-as-a-Service has become fashionable for smaller companies who have little IT infrastructure and certainly no depth of IT expertise. To them, BI-as-a-Service makes good business sense (low cost, quick time to value), once the obvious concerns (data security, ease of use, service reliability) are mitigated.
So, I wonder... Are SaaS and BI-as-a-Service just niche markets restricted to smaller companies (and isolated corporate departments) who will never grow into the need for cross-functional enterprise systems? Yet, there are large corporations with mature IT who are extensively using SaaS. Are these corporations naive and short-sighted?
I have experienced similar issues in the context of data marts. Data marts are attractive to business users who want to control their IT for their limited set of requirements. This can result in a quick solution with lower cost, but it usually leads to the fragmentation of enterprise data and weaknesses in cross-functional analytics. However over the years, we have learned to architect data marts as a consolidated and managed elements within enterprise systems. What is the lesson learned here?
So, I wonder... Are SaaS and BI-as-a-Service just stop-gapped solutions that will eventually be incorporated in the enterprise system, once corporate IT catches up on their development backlog? Rudin smartly refers to this reasoning as his Trojan horse strategy for corporate sales. Get LucidEra solutions inside as a short-term fix, and these solutions will become permanent elements (because corporate IT will never get their act together).
I believe that there is a deeper story here. In the normal sense, SaaS is not software, and BI-as-a-Service is not Business Intelligence. We have mislabeled this market category. They are really the packaging and delivery of best business practices, which was a major point of a previous blog. They should not be view as competitive to or disruptive of enterprise systems. The challenge (and where I believe all this is heading) is to find the synergism between enterprise IT and SaaS.
SaaS in general and BI-as-a-Service in particular must be transformed into 'performance-focused analytics' which is part of Business Performance Management. The objective should be to continuously innovate on best business practices for specific business processes. That is not competitive or disruptive to corporate IT. In fact, it can be an essential value proposition for corporate IT.
On the other hand, corporate IT must be concerned about the enterprise architecture, with its standards for reliability, security, integration and consistency. In other words, SaaS should play as a well-behaved component in a well-planned Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). None of this 'grab the data and run' mentality! SaaS should depend on many lower SOA layers and support various higher SOA layers. The visible reports of SaaS should be internalized as rich data objects and materialized as pixels on the screen only through several other SOA layers. This is mashup galore enterprise-style with reliable and secure web services into the SaaS datacenters.
What is your opinion on the proper integration of SaaS into the enterprise architecture? Please comment.
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Shopkins Live! Shop It Up! immerses audiences in the world of Shopville using custom-designed theatrical costumes, creative onstage characters, and state-of-art video and set design. Original music, song, dance, and interactive sing-a-longs are a huge part of the live show, with performances from Shoppies Jessicake, Bubbleisha, Peppa-Mint, Rainbow Kate, Cocolette, Polli Polish, and more.
Shopkins Live! Shop It Up! is the first theatrical production based on America's No. 1 toy brand, YouTube sensation, and international toy phenomenon created by Moose Toys. Since its launch in 2014, the Shopkins brand continues to be a hot-ticket item for children worldwide. The first-ever Shopkins movie, Shopkins Chef Club, was released last year, and numerous dedicated apps continue to expand the brand's ever-growing world.


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Passionate About Paper now offers three different options for your invitations:
1. Custom Design – The original fully customised design service – we work with you to create a completely new design that sets the theme of your event. Each item is designed with meticulous attention to detail and big doses of creativity! All invitations will be digitally printed on smooth 300gsm card stock in white and fully assembled, leaving you with nothing to do but sit back and relax! Standard production times are usually between four to six weeks.
2. Pre-designed Collection – Passionate About Paper's new stock design service is a great idea for couples with a strict time-scale. With a great selection of designs to choose from you are guaranteed to find something you love straight away! Choose from our 8 stock designs and personalise with the size, colour & wording of your choice. All invitations will be digitally printed on smooth 300gsm card stock in white and fully assembled within our standard production time of two to three weeks.
3 . 'Ready to Print' Designs – This option encompasses our fully customised design service but gives you the opportunity to print, cut and assemble your own stationery. For a flat fee, we can design up to 5 matching pieces for the occasion. Options can include your Invitation, RSVP, Wishing Well Card, Gift Registry Card, Menu Card, Place Card, Table Number Card or Thank You Cards. After the consultation and design process you will be provided with multiple printable PDF files.
Whichever option you choose, here at Passionate About Paper we believe in the personal approach. Everyone is different and therefore each customer is treated like an individual, no assumptions are made and fantastic communication is guaranteed throughout the whole design process:
The process begins with a complimentary consultation. During this initial meeting we will discuss the details of your wedding, your style and what you are hoping to portray through the invitations and stationery. I encourage you to share any pictures, ideas and colour swatches that you may have collected. You will have the opportunity to view samples of my work, choose colours, discuss ideas and establish a style that best suits your needs. If you are unable to meet in person, we can communicate by phone or email.
Estimate & deposit
After the consultation, I will develop a detailed pricing estimate. You can expect to receive this in about 5 – 7 days after the consultation. If you decide to proceed, a contract and timeline will be created. The contract must be signed and returned with a non-refundable 20% deposit. Upon receipt of your contract and deposit you are booked for the design and execution of your order. Please note that I do not design anything before a deposit is received.
Wedding invitation design generally begins 2 – 4 months in advance of when you need to receive the invitations. When you request timing for order completion, keep in mind that wedding invitations are typically sent 8 weeks prior to the event. After receiving your deposit I will provide you with design concepts in a digital PDF format. All proofs are done through email unless other arrangements are made. The invitation design will come first so that an overall look is established. You will have the opportunity to provide feedback and make changes until you are satisfied. Depending on your wedding date and project timeline, the process may slow at this point.
Design for wedding day items such as programs, place cards, table number, etc. will generally take place in the months and weeks leading up to your wedding after we have established your final invitation design. All other invitations, announcements and stationery are generally designed and created within a month or two of when you would like to receive them.
Approval & production
A final proof will be provided for your approval. It is your responsibility to review that every detail is correct, including spelling, grammar and punctuation. After your final approval is received final payment is due. Once the balance has been settled, materials are ordered and the project goes into production. At this time no further changes can be made and quantities cannot be decreased.
Order completion
When the project is finished, I will contact you to schedule a pick up time or make arrangements for shipping your order.


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Publication details for Professor Robert A. BartonMars, Rogier, Neubert, Franz-Xaver, Verhagen, Lennart, Sallet, Jérôme, Miller, Karla, Dunbar, Robin & Barton, Robert (2014). Primate comparative neuroscience using magnetic resonance imaging: promises and challenges. Frontiers in Neuroscience 8: 298.
- Publication type: Journal Article
- ISSN/ISBN: 1662-4548 (print), 1662-453X (electronic)
- DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2014.00298
- Keywords: Neuroecology, MRI, Diffusion MRI, Connectivity, Phylogenetics.
- Further publication details on publisher web site
- Durham Research Online (DRO) - may include full text
Author(s) from Durham
Primate comparative anatomy is an established field that has made rich and substantial
contributions to neuroscience. However, the labor-intensive techniques employed mean
that most comparisons are often based on a small number of species, which limits the
conclusions that can be drawn. In this review we explore how new developments in
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Board of Directors
The City Seniors Board of Directors is composed of civic and corporate leaders who volunteer their time and expertise to help with the advancement of our mission to assist senior citizens living their active, independent lifestyles & improve the quality of life within our community.
This project is funded in part through a grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Community Development Administration, and the Missouri Department of Transportation. Also funded in part by the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging through a federal grant by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, under the provision of Title III, Older Americans Act of 1965, as amended, and/or funding of the Social Services Block Grant (Title XX of the Social Security Act), and funding from the State of Missouri.
David Wiederhold, Chair
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Ray Gude, Treasurer
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Gravois Glass
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Juliana Areias & Edu Ruaro - Tropical Travels Show
Saturday 02 April 7.00pm
Celebrating the success of her first original album – Bossa Nova Baby – which was featured as the "Changing Face of Australian Music" on ABC Radio National on Australia Day, and after performing at the Sydney Opera House and a European Tour, Juliana Areias is excited to be back at the Ellington Jazz Club, inviting guitarist Edu Ruaro to present the Tropical Travels Show with her.
Juliana Areias and Edu Ruaro, both originally from Brazil, have been living and working all around the globe, exploring their passion for music, nature and beaches. When they perform together it's always summer.
This concert celebrates Eduardo's new stop in Perth after a year spent between Bali and Brazil. It is an unique opportunity to experience the spontaneity and joy of their performance together.
The show will present a watercolour of Brazilian rhythms and songs from some of the best Brazilian composers including Antonio Carlos Jobim, Djavan, Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso as well as few originals. They will share the fun and the stage with Paul Millard's magic sax and flute sounds and Bronton Ainsworth's playful drumming.
Come aboard and enjoy the Tropical Travels with us.
More information at Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby Facebook Page and her website: www.julianaareias.com
Visit Juliana Areias & Edu Ruaro - Tropical Travels Show on:
General Admission refers to patrons who have not purchased a membership.
Jazz Standard / Student applies to patrons who have purchased a Jazz Standard Membership and show this card on entry or to students who show their student card on entry.
Duke Duchess applies to those who have purchased a Duke/Duchess membership and show this card on entry.
Table restricted view refers to a few table places which have sight line issues across the grand piano, but allow seated table entry.
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See the latest update on the future of Goring Gap on our Planning News page on this website – it is very informative.
Monthly Archives: February 2015
Dates for your Diary
Some events during March and April to note down in your diary as follows:
Sat 21st March – we have 2 separate events on the Rife and the Beach at Ferring. At 11am, we will be holding our annual clean up of the banks of the Rife. Meet in the Bluebird Cafe car park. Pickers, gloves and bags will be provided, and we will hopefully finish up at the Country Centre cafe for a hot drink etc. Then at 4.30pm, we have a guided walk by Tricia Hall out to the Black Rocks off Kingston at low tide to look at the flora and fauna. Wear wellies and bring a small bucket to put any samples in. It is quite a walk, so be prepared!
Tuesday 28th April – visit to the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust at Arundel. Meet at the centre at 10am. Cost will be £10.30 for adults and £8.10 for concessions- this will include a guided tour by the Grounds Manager, Paul Stevens. You can spend as long as you like there, but you will need to book your place in advance – contact David Bettiss on 01903 246304 or email@example.com There is much to do there, including a Wetland Discovery Boat Safari, see the wildfowl collection, feed the ducks and geese, visit the hides to watch wild birds etc. Good food is available in the cafe. It will be good day out.


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Best known for the complete destruction of Pompeii in AD 79 Mount Vesuvius is one of the best know active Volcanoes in the world. Monteverde have created a new range of pens called Mountains of the World featuring this stunning Mount Vesuvio Fountain Pen. The pen is finely crafted from solid resin and combines dark greys with explosive orange swirls and sleek silver trims. Each pen also has a slightly different pattern making each pen completely unique. Fitted with a high quality stainless steel nib this Monteverde Mount Vesuvio Fountain Pen will help your thoughts explode onto the page.
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URBAN offers a wide variety of machines for the production of vinyl windows.
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Trader Joe's Rainbow Slaw Salad with Honey Herb DressingPosted: August 27, 2015 Filed under: Trader Joe's Brand | Tags: 3 stars, Carrots, kale, Salad, slaw, Trader Joe's 2 Comments
Trader Joe's is no stranger to slaw based salads, so their new all-slaw salad might be unprecedented but isn't a surprise. Like their broccoli slaw, and Chinese chicken salads before it, Trader Joe's Rainbow Slaw Salad is a big pile of shredded veggies. What's different about this version is the riot of colors and flavors at play.
|What it is:
|Lots of veggie slaw
|$3.49 for an 11 oz. tub
|Worth it:
|Yes – healthy and refreshing
Slaw has always been the laziest form of salad. Unlike some of Trader Joe's rather well thought through salads – like the very pretty Grain Country salad – a slaw salad doesn't have to worry about presentation or what to layer where or even freshness of produce, a slaw salad just runs everything through an industrial dicer and dumps the resulting shreds into a single, undifferentiated pile. Like "dump pies", the result might well be tasty, but they don't really impress anyone.
However, Trader Joe's Rainbow Slaw Salad bucks this slaw trend. By combining a variety of colorful and tasty produce Trader Joe's has produced a slaw salad that's actually worth talking about.
Take one look at the Rainbow Slaw Salad and you'll immediately notice two things – one, that this is a lot of slaw we're looking at, and two, that it really is very colorful. At the very least, we can say that Trader Joe's has fully delivered on the "rainbow" and "slaw" parts of the salad. In this case, the myriad of bright colors comes from the many colorful veggies that go into this really massively vegatatious salad. Said vegetables include cabbage, sweet onions, kale, celery, mustard greens, corn kernels, and every color of carrot from the aptly named Carrots of Many Colors. All julienned up together, the result is a truly rainbow-hued mix that ranges from pale yellow, through greens, yellow and reds to vivid purple.
Very nice to look at – but what about the taste? Is that also nice? Well, yes – I suppose. The Rainbow Slaw Salad tastes good in so far as it tastes very healthsome and nutritious – you can really taste the vitamins and nutrients in each vegetable packed bite. To balance out the all vegetables/all the time approach, TJ's has also seeded the salad with finely chopped bits of tart green apple, which pop up here and there to inject a bit of sweetness.
The honey herb dressing – a sort of sweet, seasoned vinaigrette, helps to add a lot of life to the salad – perking up the greens with a light zestiness that does a good job heightening the natural flavors of the mix rather than masking them. As I chewed away at mouthful after mouthful, I couldn't help but feel like I was appreciating the subtle sweetness and inherent flavor of these so often sidelined vegetables in a whole new light. If there's one thing this salad does well, it's letting wholesome veggies speak for themselves.
On the other hand, it's certainly not the most delicious Trader Joe's salad I've ever had. In fact, if I'm being honest, it doesn't even rank in the top 50%. Placed back to back with the Bacon and Spinach salad, or even the Arugula and Pimento Salad, Rainbow Slaw just feels incomplete. While I liked what it was doing, if I was hungry for slaw and vinagraette, I'd be far more likely to pick up Trader Joe's Honey-Glazed Miso Salmon Salad which does a lot of the same things, just a little better.
The Breakdown
Would I Recommend It: Yes, it certainly makes for a good side.
Would I Buy It Again: Sure, if I wanted to add some veggies to a meaty entree.
Final Synopsis: A healthy and light veggie salad.
Trader Joe's Kale and Cauliflower Curry SaladPosted: June 23, 2015 Filed under: Trader Joe's Brand | Tags: 4 stars, cauliflower, curry, kale, raisins, Salad, Trader Joe's, wheat berries 4 Comments
There's no way in hell this crazy combination of vegetables and spices should work as a salad – and yet it does, and does so beautifully.
|What it is:
|A kale, cauliflower, raisin and wheat berry salad.
|Worth it:
|Yes, all this actually works.
On the surface of things, you might expect a salad made from cauliflower, wheat berries, kale, canola oil and raisins to be a true disaster. None of those things seem like they should work well together – let alone when combined with curry powder – and yet the whole salad executes beautifully.
In fact, this is probably the most daring salad that Trader Joe's has ever put out. On top of the eponymous kale and cauliflower, you also get a whole army of wheat berries, a scattering of big, sweet golden raisins, a liberal drenching of canola oil and, to top it all off, a "curry" salad dressing that isn't actually curry flavored, at least not if you expect curry to be at all spicy. A better description would be "arid and pungent turmeric sauce", because what it lacks in spice or complexity of flavor it makes up for in a potent turmeric punch. And the weirdest part is, I'd go back for seconds.
Honestly, no one is more shocked than me. I've been completely grossed out by a couple of Trader Joe's more recent, "hip and daring", salad developments – notable their divisive Kale and Edamame Salad, and their offensive bulgur and carrot salad nightmare. What is it that this equally out-there salad gets right?
For me, it comes down to one thing – the wheat berries. Wheat berries are nothing more than whole wheat kernels, and when soaked and added to salads provide a sort of satisfying, chewy toothsomeness and mild nutty flavor. In fact, one of my all time favorite Trader Joe's salads – Trader Joe's squash, quinoa and wheat berry salad – makes similar good use of this wholesome grain.
Although they don't get top billing here, wheat berries make up the bulk of this salad – providing the binding agent that holds together the piquant curried cauliflower and intensely robust kale leaves. In fact, kale is more of an accent vegetable in this salad than the backbone. A few shreds of kale leaves hang out alongside the crunchy cauliflower – deep green, uncooked to the point of toughness, and tasting almost aggressively nutritious. If you're looking for more roughage in your diet, this kale is eager to provide it.
The cauliflower is its typically mild and roughly textured self, but without the springy, soft wheat berries to pad out the bites in between the two vegetables this salad would be a much less tasty experience. Not to be overlooked, of course, are the raisins. Providing interesting bursts of sweetness to the otherwise beige-tasting affair, the raisins work brilliantly with the tumeric dressing and compliment the mild wheat berries perfectly.
Despite everything that's going on in this salad, it's not so much of a taste sensation as it is a texture experience. The flavors are bold, but not overwhelming. Far more notable is the vivid spectrum of textures that play across your tongue from bite to bite. If the thought of slippery wheat berries mixed up with strong ribs of kale makes you shudder, you'll definitely want to give this one a miss. If you can get past that, however, this is a nutritious and wholly original salad perfect for shaking up your culinary routine.
The Breakdown
Would I Recommend It: Cautiously – this salad isn't going to be for everyone.
Would I Buy It Again: To my own amazement and surprise – I would.
Final Synopsis: There's no way this outrageous salad should work – and yet it does.
Trader Joe's Reduced Guilt Chicken Salad with White MeatPosted: February 26, 2015 Filed under: Trader Joe's Brand | Tags: 3 stars, Chicken, chicken salad, Salad, Trader Joe's 2 Comments
We've talked about Trader Joe's reduced guilt offerings before. In fact, we talked about one earlier this week. As I mentioned then, the problem inherent in "low cal" versions of fattier food, is that they tend to negate themselves. In general, if I'm going to eat a creamy, sugary, salty brownie or whatever, I have steeled myself to the fact that I'm blowing my diet, if at least for the moment. But I'm willing to do it, because it tastes so damn good. Or I at least hope it tastes that good. The problem with our reduced guilt guacamole, or whatever, is that by taking out all the fat and sugar, you're taking out all the stuff that makes it taste so good. The result is that I'm left sitting there, scooping watery psudeo-guac into my mouth, still getting fat, just not as quickly, but not enjoying myself nearly as much.
So almost always when I see the "diet" version of an otherwise unhealthy food I immediately assume I'm not going to enjoy myself. However, there is a tricky little bit of math here. On the graph of healthfulness vs. tastiness, every now and then there's a diet food that manages to fall just on the right side of the curve. The "Inner Beans" snack we explored yesterday managed to do this (debatably). Can Trader Joe's Reduced Guilt Chicken Salad do the same?
To cut to the chase – no, it doesn't. This new salad is a classic case of close, but not quite. And really, that shouldn't be a surprise. Often times these "reduced guilt" formulations offer underwhelming health benefits like "15% less sodium!" or "Now only 72% fat by volume!". Trader Joe's Reduced Guilt Chicken Salad swings for the fences, offering an insane reduction in both calories and fat. On the label it proudly states that this chicken salad has 85% less fat and 60% fewer calories than their regular chicken salad. An 85% reduction in fat and less than half the calories – from 19 grams of fat per serving to 2.5, and down 250 calories to 100. That's insane. You'd think you're getting a tub with about a teaspoon of chicken salad in it but nope, they've filled it all the way to the top.
How did they achieve this miracle? In this case, the answer is they took out all the mayonnaise and replaced it with low fat greek yogurt. It's a bold, crazy move – and it doesn't really pay off. While the calories might be reasonable, there's not tang or zip to the salad. Instead it just tastes flat. The chicken is there, the chopped vegetables are there, but there isn't much beyond that. The result is something that tastes like a chicken vegetable soup without enough salt in it.
For some people this is probably not a deal breaker. If you're looking for an interesting cracker topping, or a healthy side to have with lunch this will fit the bill. For me,however, this chicken salad just isn't quite interesting enough to justify future purchases.
The Breakdown:
Would I Recommend It: Yeah… I guess so. Healthy chicken salad is probably worth a nod.
Would I Buy It Again: No, I thought it was a little too mushy and boring.
Final Synopsis: A very low cal, if bland, chicken salad.
Trader Joe's Complete Salad – Baby Spinach with Cranberries, Candied Pecans, Miner's Blue Cheese and Raspberry Vinaigrette.Posted: January 15, 2015 Filed under: Trader Joe's Brand | Tags: 4 stars, baby spinach, bleu cheese, complete salad, cranberries, pecans, Salad, Trader Joe's 8 Comments
When I reviewed Trader Joe's first entry in the Complete Salad series, the Harvest Blend Salad, I didn't expect them to bring a second salad onto the scene so soon. No on could be more delighted than I, then, to see Trader Joe's Baby Spinach Complete Salad sitting on the store shelves.
Their first, pumpkin intensive salad had it all – a hearty selection of green, seeds, interesting veggies, and pumpkin infused croutons all tied together with a good dressing. While that's by no means unique for Trader Joe's, what was new was the serving size – a mountainous 14 oz all packed up in one big bag. Ask anyone and they'll tell you that I'm a man who enjoys a big, plate filling, entree-level salad, but even I declare these giant Complete Salads to be too big for a single sitting. It's a true concession by Trader Joe's to salad lovers who just can't get enough of that Trader Joe's goodness.
While the portion size is certainly equally impressive, the Baby Spinach salad attempts a much different flavor profile than the Harvest salad. The keywords here are "light" and "refreshing". The tart cranberries, sweet pecans and tangy blue cheese all make up the grace notes to the huge bed of leafy baby spinach and light and zesty vinaigrette. The berries, nuts and cheese crumbles come in good sized portions, but not so much that they drown out the springy, leafiness of the spinach greens or high, bright notes of the vinaigrette. I've never been a big fruit vinaigrette fan, and if you aren't either you might want to consider tossing the included pouch and using some of Trader Joe's own Champagne Vinaigrette, or your own favorite, instead.
This Baby Spinach salad is of classic construction, but it's not the most amazing salad you're ever going to have. Between the two, I much prefered the bygone Harvest salad, with it's richer nuttiness and pumpkin tones for an overall more substantial eating expereince. That was a meal, whereas this Baby Spinach salad is more of an accompaniment to a meal. This point is very much driven home by the fact that there is no protein of any sort included with the salad. It's refreshing, a good palette cleanser, but not an entree in it's own right.
And that's just fine – taken as a side dish, this salad delivers on all accounts. It's a strong, workman like salad that's unlikely to offend anyone, and is even given a bit of needed elan by the addition of fancy candied pecans. If you're having company over, or just want to serve something with your chicken, this salad can easily serve 3-4 in style. If you're looking for a quick meal in and of itself however, (as suggested by TJ's "Quick Meal" emblem on package) plan on bringing your own meat to the table.
The Breakdown:
Would I Recommend It: Yes as a side dish, no as an entree.
Would I Buy It Again: Sure – it's perfect for dressing up a dinner.
Final Synopsis: A salad kit that has everything you need to feed a whole table – except for the protein.
Trader Joe's Pumpkin Cornbread CroutonsPosted: October 23, 2014 Filed under: Bread, Pumpkin, Trader Joe's Brand | Tags: 3 stars, croutons, pumpkin, Salad, Trader Joe's Brand Leave a comment
With Trader Joe's Pumpkin Cornbread Croutons we have another strange and daring pumpkin offering. As a salad lover I was quick to pick these up. As any true salad connoisseur knows, the combination of textures in a salad is almost as important as the combination of tastes. The simple addition of a crispy little crunch, whether it be croutons, baco-bits, or a handful of seeds, can elevate a salad from merely good to truly excellent. As such, I'm always on the lookout for a tasty new texture to touch up my tossed salads, and I was both pleased and surprised to see that Trader Joe's ongoing season of induced Pumpkin Psychosis extended even so far as the world of croutons. What surprised me ever more, however, was that despite having never so much as dreamed of such an outrageous idea as Pumpkin Croutons in all my life, I had actually already made them a week earlier. That said, I did only make them by accident.
Trader Joe's Pumpkin Cornbread Croutons are – in fact – made from the very same stuff as Trader Joe's Pumpkin Cornbread. I rather enjoyed the cornbread, which I thought quite seasonal and tasty even if it wasn't particularly pumpkin-y, however despite enjoying it, I didn't enjoy it quite to the tune of an entire bread pan worth. As a result of my obdurate bachelor tendencies, the remnants of the cornbread were left out on top of the stove for two or three days. The result, I came to discover, was an accidental pan of Trader Joe's Pumpkin Cornbread Croutons or, more precisely, just one gigantic crouton.
Given the shared origin, you might expect the two to share many attributes and that is, in fact, the case. The pumpkin cornbread croutons taste a lot like the pumpkin cornbread – both are strongly redolent of pumpkin, sweetened by sugar, and spiced with traditional pumpkin pie spices. Surprisingly, in fact, the croutons are even sweeter than the cornbread. Trader Joe's promises that each crouton is like having a bite of pumpkin pie, and while it's not that sweet it's not too far off either. This is a fact that makes these croutons unlike any I've had before. Most croutons are salty and savory, dusted with garlic, rosemary, cheese, etc. These croutons go in a very different direction, not just with the sweetness, but with the strong pumpkin flavor as well.
In fact, the sweetness opens these croutons up to a variety of uses normally limited only to bread crumbs. Perhaps most brilliantly, Trader Joe's suggests using them as stuffing for your turkey. While this is probably one of the better ideas anyone has ever had, Trader Joe's also recommends using these naturally sweet breadcrumbs for bread pudding, or even dipping them directly into pumpkin butter. I haven't tried any of these myself yet, and while they sound somewhat dubious, the sweet, pumpkiny taste might actually make it work out.
These are the sorts of taste combinations that don't seem like they should work at all. At least in the case of the salad Trader Joe's actually pulls it off. The croutons are the same ones TJ uses in the very delicious Harvest Blend Salad, where they work perfectly. While there certainly are salads and salad dressings these croutons would clash with, they actually pair quite nicely with a wide variety of salad mixes – from ceasar salads, to BBQ chicken salads, to just a simple garden salad using a nice vinaigrette.
The Breakdown
Would I Recommend These: Yes, they're surprisingly tasty.
Would I Buy Them Again: Yes, if just to try out the turkey stuffing idea.
Final Synopsis: Sweet and savory croutons with a variety of uses.
Trader Joe's Harvest Blend Complete SaladPosted: October 16, 2014 Filed under: Pumpkin, Salad, Trader Joe's Brand, Vegetables | Tags: 4 stars, pumpkin, Salad, Trader Joe's 2 Comments
Well, well, well – here's something new. Trader Joe's is something of a salad master, filling their shelves with enough varieties to keep even the most jaded vegetarian happy. However, TJ's salads have previously only appeared in two forms – assembled and disassembled. You could either pick up one of their many, varied salads-in-a-tub, or buy a bunch of salad fixings and make your own. What TJ's has done here is something new – well, new for Trader Joe's anyway.
Trader Joe's Harvest Blend Salad is a complete salad kit, uncombined, and served in a bag. Other grocery store chains have offered salad-in-a-bag for years, even as TJ's steadfastly followed their own course. Why this sudden change in policy? Perhaps it's another symptom of the recent pumpkin madness. Certainly this salad mix features a respectable array of pumpkin-derived products- it's conceivable that in the fevered actions of the countless panicked food packers rushing to meet Trader Joe's insane pumpkin product quotas they simply ran out of plastic bins and had to start shoveling salad into bags instead.
While this salad may not be in a little plastic box, have no fear – it's every bit as good as Trader Joe's more established salad offerings. The kit begins with nice mixture of baby lettuce, baby spinach and baby kale – supplementing these tender greens with some crunchy broccoli and cauliflower. Into this strata you have the options of mixing in a pouch of dates, raisins and roasted pumpkin seeds. Not content to limit a harvest salad to merely pumpkin seeds, TJ ups the pumpkin content with some of their Pumpkin Cornbread Croutons (yes, made of the same Pumpkin Cornbread we already looked at). The dressing itself is also pumpkin derived – a sweet and tangy pumpkin vinaigrette. While this isn't a combination of words that seems like it would result in a very good salad dressing, the salad actually pulls it all together. The vinaigrette is thick, and sweet with the taste of ripe pumpkin, but still acidic and zesty enough to highlight the greens – like a pumpkin flavored raspberry vinaigrette.
I wouldn't want to try a pumpkin vinaigrette on too many other salads but here, with the pumpkin seeds and pumpkin croutons to add extra dimension to the pumpkin taste, the result really is a remarkably "harvest" tasting, and tasty, pumpkin salad. Surprisingly, pumpkin itself doesn't make an appearance in the mix. That doesn't detract from the salad, but it seem like an obviously missing ingredient. If you happen to have some of the canned or roasted squash on hand there's no reason you couldn't throw some in and really amp the salad up.
That said, if there's anything I didn't like about this salad it's the sweetness. Between the dates, raisins and sweet vinaigrette the salad teeters on the edge of being too sugary. The natural mellow sweetness of pumpkin works in the salad's favor here, as it folds these additional sweet flavors into itself in a way that works overall. All the same, if you usually avoid overly fruity dressings on your salads, you may want to give the Harvest Blend Salad a miss as well.
What surprised me most about this salad, however, wasn't any of the components – it's how generous the portions are. Most salads-in-a-bag are puny little excuses for a salad. For a guy who prefers huge, plate-sprawling entree salads I find these pre-packaged portions utterly below my notice. Not so here. For only $3.99 a bag, Trader Joe's packs 14 ounces of salad into each bag. That means make sure you get a damn big bowl ready if you plan on pouring it all out at once. Trader Joe's says it's enough for 4 side salads, which is probably true, but it also makes for one mondo entree salad if you're looking for a quick, easy, and health lunch to pick up.
While many of Trader Joe's pumpkin based products smack of novelty and little more, this salad works because of its pumpkin content rather than in spite of it. This is one product that I'll be sorry to see go at the end of Pumpkin Season.
The Breakdown
Would I Recommend It: Yes, so long as you don't mind some sweetness in your salad.
Would I Buy It Again: I can visualize it clearly, even now.
Final Synopsis: A massive salad-in-a-bag mix that does pumpkin salad right.
Trader Joe's Lemon Chicken SaladPosted: September 2, 2014 Filed under: Trader Joe's Brand | Tags: 4 stars, Chicken, Salad, Trader Joe's 1 Comment
There are a lot of Trader Joe's salads to like, a a lot of different reasons to like them. Some, like the Bacon and Spinach Salad, are decadent tongue-pleasers. Some, like the Country Salad are a good hearty meal. Some, like the Quinoa and Squash Salad, are simply intriguingly different. But of all the Trader Joe's salads I've had, Trader Joe's Lemon Chicken salad has been the most purely refreshing.
I'm an avowed salad lover. It's not unheard of, for instance, for me to eat 10 salads in a week. The issue I find facing me most often, the true concern of the salad lover, is in balancing heartiness with healthiness. It's all too common to run into salads out there which load on the cheese and bacon and heavy cream dressings, and end up being and end up at a monstrous calorie levels. On the other hand, there's also the issue of the super light, salad – a collection of lettuce leaves, free of any protein source, that cost $13 and contain 150 calories. Somewhere in the middle, and oh so rare, are the salads that balance a good meal with nutritious content. There are a rare handful of these kingly salads, even at Trader Joe's, and this Lemon Chicken Salad is one of them.
Most of Trader Joe's salads are simple and straight forward – here's your bin of greens, here's your dressing, go at it. Trader Joe's Lemon Chicken Salad, on the other hand, plays it a little more subtle. It isn't a salad so much, as it is a light entree built around a sub-salad – in this case a chicken salad.
We start out with a good portion of chicken salad, packaged in a small tub inside the salad itself. This is the cornerstone of the dish, and it successfully carries the day. Lean white chicken breast is zested up with lemon and a touch of black pepper and melded together with just enough mayonnaise. There are a lot of ways to screw up a supermarket chicken salad, but Trader Joe's version is not just edible, but flavorful and delicious.
Added to the bed of seasonal greens (romaine, chard, argula, etc) and this would make for a fine, refreshing salad by itself – but things get taken up a notch with a welcome portion of crisp grapes and apples that provide fresh, sweet bursts of juicy flavor. This fruity sweetness is itself a perfect pairing with the citric zing of the lemon chicken and not only alternates flavors, but makes you think about how you're eating the salad as you eat it. That's not a big deal but it's a nice touch.
Cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots and, divinely, red onion, although not referenced in the title, all make appearances as well – bulking up the body of salad as well as laying the ground for a scattering of decadently sweet, candied walnuts. All of this is topped off with a light and zingy champagne vinaigrette that buoys the salad up and brings out the flavors of each part, a refreshing touch to the end of a refreshing meal.
At 400 calories per container, 18 grams of carbs, and 22 grams of lean protein it's a tremendously well balanced salad as well – as healthy as it is filling. The nutritional profile, along with the variety and interactions of the many flavors, makes this one of the most enjoyable salads I've had form TJ's – and a prefect option to turn to when the thought of heavier salads seems oppressive.
The Breakdown
Would I Recommend It: Yes, this salad strikes just the right balance between healthy and hearty.
Would I Buy It Again: Without a doubt, this is a good ol' salad.
Final Synopsis: A light, refreshing salad that still fills you up.


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Visa's Everywhere Initiative is a global innovation program tapping into startup communities to drive regional and client business objectives, enable startups to innovate in the commerce space and allow Visa to drive scale and go to market faster. The 2018 edition of the global innovation program will bring together early-stage startups across Latin America and the Caribbean to explore solutions to solve the commerce challenges of tomorrow. The program runs over a six-month period from when it is announced, submissions are solicited, finalists are identified and the winner is chosen (with monetary prizes being awarded). Startups then have the opportunity to be mentored by Visa subject matter experts, pilots could be executed and learnings are shared with clients and internal teams within Visa.
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Startups in Latin America are leveraging technologies to develop innovative businesses that can potentially enhance financial services and transform payments and commerce in the region. Visa's Everywhere Initiative is looking for Fintech startups, as well as other tech-driven startups in verticals or segments such as IoT, Mobile, Big Data, eCommerce, Fraud and Digital Identity, across Latin America and the Caribbean to engage in one of the most dynamic and collaborative innovation programs worldwide. The global payments technology company is looking for commercially viable solutions that can gain scale by connecting with banks, acquirers, and merchants throughout the region.
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As predicted here, the LSU Tigers gained ground on the Trojans of Southern Cal in the latest AP Top 25 poll. The No. 2 Tigers took 19 first-place votes from the Men of Troy.
The Trojans will extend their lead after a win against Nebraska. The Cornhuskers were not that impressive in a 20-17 win over Wake Forest.
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- Pilot adjustment - Remove the pilot adjustment screw protective cap and turn the set screw to adjust the flame so that it is one half inch high or has a yellow tip (see diagram)
- Burner adjustment - Loosen the set screw which holds the air shutter in place (see diagram). Slide the main burner air shutter to the right until the flame has a yellow tip. Slowly slide the shutter to the left until the yellow tip disappears. Tighten the set screw.
- Extinguishing the burner - Turn the gas cock knob to "OFF."
- Draining the motorhome's water heater - Open the drain cock. When the water heater tank is empty, close the drain cock.
RV refrigerator (see diagram). - The motorhome's refrigerator draws power from either the LP gas tank, 120-volt or 12-volt electricity. The refrigerator control panel is located inside the refrigerator door. Pull the "OFF/12V/ELEC/GAS" selector outward and turn it counterclockwise to the "GAS" setting. Pull the valve button out while pushing the lighter button in. Repeat until ignition is observed through the reflector. Turn the gas thermostat to the highest number on the dial. Later adjust temperature to desired level.
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Indeed, it may be a while before Ryan Lochte recovers from the fallout of #LochteGate. After it became known that his story of being robbed at gunpoint at Rio was a lie, and that he and three of his fellow U.S. Olympic swimmers actually vandalized a gas station rest room, Lochte became the subject of widespread derision on social media. On a more serious note, he lost all of his major endorsement deals as a result of the scandal, and will have to make do with endorsing cough drops instead of swimwear or men's apparel.
Now, the disgraced 12-time Olympic medalist has gotten roasted once again, this time by Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon, who was at the MTV Video Music Awards dressed as, and giving an impression of Lochte, complete with bleached-blonde wig, medal, and track jacket.
Fallon quotes Justin Bieber's recent hit "Sorry" as he presents award
Fallon, who was on stage at the VMAs to present the Video of the Year award, didn't waste any time lampooning Lochte, asking if it's "too late now to say sorry," in reference to the Justin Bieber song "Sorry." He also took credit for filming all the nominees for Video of the Year, adding that he "had a 30-way" with Kanye West, made the Lemonade album with Beyoncé, and sneaking in even more references to Lochte and his "bro" persona.
"That's my jam," said Fallon right after he sang the famous line from "Sorry," before adding that he "wrote it, produced it, and directed the vid-jeah." Naturally, the pronunciation of the word "video" was a dig at Lochte's "jeah" catchphrase, which had defined him in better days before the Rio scandal.
Michael Phelps was a fan of Fallon's Ryan Lochte impersonation
There were several U.S. Olympians from the 2016 Rio Games present at the VMAs, but none more prominent than Michael Phelps, Lochte's swimming teammate and the owner of a record 23 Olympic gold medals.
Not surprisingly, he appeared to be a fan of Fallon's impersonation of his controversial teammate, exclaiming "Oh my God!" as he pulled out his cell phone to film the parody as it happened.
Phelps also seemed to approve of Fallon's last joke in the impression, as he quipped that the Video of the Year nominees are "so good, (he) couldn't choose, even if there was a gun to (his) head." The wisecrack drew lots of laughs from the crowd, but some were visibly shocked that Fallon would go there and reference the fake robberyat gunpoint story.


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Help-U-Sell First Choice is this area's best alternative to commission based real estate sales. We are a different kind of real estate company. Of course, we market and sell homes, but we do it in a completely modern way that takes advantage of technology and efficiencies. That enables us to charge differently for our services. Instead of a big percentage based commission we charge a low set fee that saves home sellers thousands over what they'd probably pay an ordinary broker. Full Service. Big Savings. The experts next door.


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Join us for the first annual Aviation Cup, held in the beautiful Phoenix Arizona region. The tournament will be open to any company in the aviation/aerospace industry. The Aviation cup will bring the aviation industry together in a fun and competitive way. The Aviation Cup will give your company the opportunity to prove that you have the best golf team in the state of Arizona. The winning team will have their logo engraved onto "The Aviation Cup" and will hold onto the trophy until next year's tournament.
The Aviation Cup has proudly selected S.E.E.4VETS to be the benefiting charity for the tournament. Net proceeds will go directly to S.E.E4VETS to support our countries veterans that have sacrificed so much for our freedoms.
4-man Scramble. All 4 team members must be from the same company. Please represent your team well with any company swag you can wear. Company-specific T-Shirts are allowed for this event.
7:00 AM – Registration
8:00 AM – Shotgun Start
Raven Golf Club
3636 E Baseline Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85042
Sponsorships are also available, which include entry into the tournament. Net proceeds go directly to S.E.E.4Vets
- Prizes for top finishers will be awarded at the tournament
- Lunch will be served during the awards ceremony immediately after the tournament
- If you have any quetsions, please email Nate: [email protected]
Benefiting Charity
S.E.E.4VETS is the only Arizona non-profit, public charity veteran organization that is collaborating with community colleges in shaping and implementing programs that tend to inspire students veterans to "persist and advance" in their schoolwork. Funds granted to community colleges, facilitate and sustain their veteran-centric academic and non-acadmic support programs. Specifically:
- Tutoring Programs, veteran centers, and scholarships
- Bridge funding for students enrolled in Veteran Upward Bound Projects
- Support for "access funds" programs which offset overall financial burden for student veterans in need
- Vets-Helping-Vets pre-emplymnet program
Our investment in these programs, directly support student veterans, who unlike the majority of their peers, have given so much to ensure the freedoms our nation so richly cherishes.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Net proceeds benefit S.E.E.4VETS
Platinum Sponsor | $5,000
- Premium placement of company logo on welcome banner and tournament website
- Placement of company logo on right arm sleeve of tournament polo given to each player
- Table/Tent on tee box of one hole
- Speaking opportunity at the Awards Reception
Gold Sponsor | $4,000
- Premium placement of company logo on welcome banner and tournament website
- Placement of company logo on tournament golf towel given to each player
- Table/Tent on tee box of one hole
Silver Sponsor | $3,000
- Placement of company logo on scorecard for each team
- Table/Tent on tee box of one hole
Golf Cart Sponsor | $2,500
- Company logo placed on golf carts for golfers to see for the duration of the tournament
- Option to provide swag on golf carts for golfers
- Company logo on tournament website
Meal Sponsor | $2,500
- Company name and logo on each table at the post-tournament meal and Awards Reception
- Company logo on tournament website
Longest Drive Sponsor | $2,000
- Branded sign on tee box on one of the longest drive holes
- Company logo on tournament website
Tee Box Sponsor | $1,500
- Branded sign on tee box of one hole
- Company logo on tournament website
Prize Sponsor | $750
- Shout-out to company at the Awards Ceremony
- Company logo on tournament website
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Simple reminder to myself: ALWAYS check my pages in Netscape. No one responded to my plea for help checking my page. Maybe no one actually reads this Blog. But on a hunch I downloaded Netscape again and reinstalled it. I know that all pages should be checked in Netscape, but the last download took forever Read More
A wee problem with one of my site areas. Can anyone out there help? A woman who submits articles for a national midwifery journal was having problems accessing the URL that she is intending on publishing. (My site 😀 wow!) If anyone reading this could check it out and email me. Just trying to figure Read More
My Guestbook is now all spruced up and ready for action. I have kept the Bravenet one as backup, and the Spirit book for if I go back into a Site Competition. Now my main Guestbook is from Phaistos. I have changed my main one because sometimes the Bravenet book cuts entries short. Now I Read More
Inch by inch, I am updating my pages. My midwifery section is nearly polished and complete. I need to get the ball rolling and add my birth stories so that there is something there for people to read. After a midwifery lecturer at Conference commented that my Reflective Journal had not been updated in a Read More
In utter lunacy I thought I might move my family pages to Homestead for the collaboration and easy building option. Their site and tools, and even FTP are slow. I will try it out and see how it works out. Are there any hosts that are better at collaboration? Read More
The current blog page now seems to be working satisfactorily. Now to add permalinks and archive details. Then deal to the archive pages. The difficulty has been to find a place to hold the pages that allows FTP, and doesn't have a banner that will mess the page up. Red Rival fits the bill completely, Read More
I am missing my reflective journal. I've attended 4 births this week and will have to wait for class before I can write. I am thrilled to have attended 8 births so far, and be ahead for the next two years. I am feeling philosophical. Our landlords visited today to say that we have 6 Read More
I'm being a good wee Open Directory editor and am running through the Internet Detective tutorial to tune up my site assessment skills. I'm currently juggling the OPD, Net Sisters, my aromatherapy club, and the sites I maintain. This seems to be a happy balance. No more site competitions for a while. They don't seem Read More
Blog, blog, blog. I just added a post and it disappeared. Read More
Trying to edit this blog. It is a mission! Read More


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This is a very unique radiation blocking cell phone cover because unlike other cell phone shields that block radiation while not in use, this one allows you to actually be speaking on the phone while blocking 96% of radiation to your head.
Velvet soft fabric is comfortable against skin while molding to your phone instead of adding rigid bulk. Simply place mobile phone into the small front pouch with face of phone towards large pouch, and when held to your ear there is shielding fabric between your phone and your head, instantly blocking an amazing 96% of radiation from reaching you.
Pouch is a nice large 4.5" x 7.5" to accommodate most phones, even phones with a cell phone case in place. Made in the USA.
To your health! xoxo, Laura
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I haven't seen a phone, which doesn't have a security lock. Even the old ones more than a decade back had this feature. There might be a situation when our Android phone or tablet gets locked and we do not know what to do. A friend, relative or a child might have been playing with your pattern lock on your phone and may have drawn it incorrectly numerous times. Here is what you can do to get past the lock:
Unlocking the phone with the help of ADM
If you are unfamiliar with the ADM, it is the Android Device Manager. You should have it in your phone before the damn thing gets locked. Using this method you can unlock your phone in case you forgot your PIN, pattern, or password. Using a PC or another phone, reach the Android device manager on Google. Sign into your Google account using the same account you used on the locked device.
You will see all the devices on which you have downloaded the ADM using the same account. Select the phone you want to unlock. Google maps will appear on your screen. A dialog box will appear showing the phone's location, last date it was online and the phone's model number. You will see three options, ring, lock and erase respectively. Click on the lock option and a box will appear with a title "New lock screen."
Here you need to key in a temporary password and confirm it and click on 'lock' at the bottom of the dialog box. Go back to your phone and enter the temporary password, and this will do the trick. A word of advice, change the temporary password from the phone settings.
Factory reset
How is this a smart way when it will delete all my data on the phone? Well, this is the last resort and it should be kept in mind that it will erase all the data on your handset but not on the SD card. You need to carefully, remove the SD card from the phone before you proceed. Moreover, you will have to exercise this option if you have not registered with Google.
Switch off your locked phone. Press the 'power' and 'volume' button simultaneously, if it has a 'camera' button, press and the three together. Release them, when the phone switches on scroll using the volume keys and select the 'Factory reset option'. It will prompt for confirmation and inform you that all your data on the phone will be lost.
You can recover your phone using these simple methods. The best part is that these methods are free and the data on your SD card remains safe in both the instances.


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Strategic Researcher-in-Training for
Advancing Capacity and Training for Immigrant Workers to Organize Now!
Based in Los Angeles, CA
The ACTION! Organizing Project of the AFL-CIO is for individuals interested in a career working for social justice as a researcher with a labor union, particularly with immigrant workers. Selected applicants will be on the front lines of the Greater Los Angeles labor movement's efforts to engage workers to organize for better workplace conditions. This is a 1 year, full-time paid Strategic Union Researcher-in-Training position designed to identify and develop the skills necessary to be an effective labor strategic researcher. These skills will be developed working on actual worker organizing campaigns involving immigrant workers. This Program will be run in coordination with a union in the manufacturing sector to develop new strategic researchers for ongoing and upcoming campaigns. The selected participant will learn to develop union and community strategic research skills, and become engaged in social justice working for a union at the end of the one-year training period.
The Strategic Researcher-in-Training Program is seeking candidates from union rank and file members, universities, community colleges, community organizations and activists. Spanish language skills are highly preferred. Some experience in academic and/or advocacy research is a definite plus as is student, labor and/or immigrant rights organizing experience, but neither is required; training will be provided. Potential strategic researchers must submit an application and be interviewed to be considered for the program.
Strategic Researcher-in-Training
The Strategic Researcher-in-Training is a full-time paid position which will prepare trainees to be hired and work as a strategic researchers and campaigners for labor unions after completing this position.
The trainees work full time on actual union organizing campaigns where they will receive ongoing field and classroom training, as well as mentoring from experienced lead strategic researchers and organizers. The ideal candidate is a strategic thinker who understands power dynamics and can analyze power relationships. They should be able to negotiate the online world of information as well as be comfortable communicating with everyone from workers to urban planners. The strategic researcher trainee will compile information on companies, industries, and issues as well as assist in campaign strategy development. Excellent written communications skills are critical. This is a bilingual (English and Spanish) workplace. Flexibility is required for evening or weekend work. Must have a valid driver's license and insured vehicle. A weekly transportation stipend will be provided.
To Apply
APPLY HERE for this position. You will be asked to upload the most recent version of your cover letter and résumé. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.
WHEN APPLYING: Be sure to indicate that you saw this information at UNIONJOBS.COM.


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Thursday, March 15, 2018 at Webinar; Registration Required
Starts at 11:00 AM · Ends at 12:00 PM, EDT (America/New_York)
Attend this webinar to discover what's new with RSA Identity Governance and Lifecycle version 7.1, released February 2018. You'll get a live demo of the solution in action plus you'll learn about our new Recommended Practices and Implementation Blueprints that are designed to simplify key processes and integrations. By attending this session. You will understand how RSA's product innovations and Implementation Blueprints can help to:
- reduce identity governance and administration (IGA) complexity
- simplify access reviews and improve user experiences
- speed time-to-deployment
- mitigate risk by focusing on what matters most
Stephen Mowell, Direct Product Management, RSA Governance & Lifecycle
Jamie Pryer, RSA Global Services Lead, Identity
Edwin Mullie, Advisory Consultant, IAM
Sean Miller, RSA Senior Manager, Engineering
Webinar; Registration Required


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Course summary
The Bachelor of Exercise Science and Psychological Science provides a scientific understanding of the structure and function of the human body as it relates to movement, the interrelationships between health and disease, and the psychological bases of physical activity.
A substantial range of career trajectories exists for graduates of this combined program. Many psychology graduates do not continue to work as clinical psychologists, however, with an advanced knowledge of exercise science in conjunction with psychological studies, graduates are well positioned to enter other careers with therapeutic connections to sport and exercise. This may be in the area of professional athlete counselling or perhaps situated outside of professional sports within schools and colleges.
Other career pathways include health management and guidance with relation to behaviour change and rehabilitation management following injury.
Students complete core units in exercise science as well as core units in psychological science. A range of elective subjects is also available.


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The World is Digital
In the last few decades, computer technology had propelled the world into a new era of humanity. As of today, it is nearly impossible to imagine life without the advancements the world has and continues to witness. No industry has been left untouched by the wave of digitization, and the momentum shows no signs of stopping or slowing down.
Marketing is an obvious example of technology's impact. Social media, video streaming, and photo-sharing apps all make it possible for companies to run ad campaigns that cost them little to nothing. Similarly, e-commerce has risen drastically, especially with the popularization of online retail giants such as Amazon. According to Shopify, an e-commerce platform based in Canada, global retail e-commerce sales are expected to reach $4.5 trillion by 2021. Alone, Amazon is on track to becoming America's largest fashion retailer, according to the online publication, Quartz, and has already surpassed Walmart as a general retailer.
Healthcare is another industry that absorbs the impact of technological advances on a regular basis. Health information technology (or health IT), allows patients, especially those in rural areas, to visit their doctors without traveling for several miles – even when the doctor is in another city. Telecommunication has revolutionized access to care for individuals who lack transportation and would otherwise be left without care. Health IT may also allow an individual to consult with a specialist without having to drive – or fly – out to where they are. However, the ride doesn't stop there. Three-dimensional (3D) printing may soon take those needing organ transplants off the waiting list. According to the Financial Times, scientists at Organove, a San Francisco based company, have successfully taken cells from donor organs and turned them into printable "bio-ink". The company says that the printed tissue may also be used to test drug safety, and to treat rare diseases.
Modern technology has expanded access to quality education. Similarly to Gutenberg's printing press, the advent of the internet allows billions of people around the globe to grasp information that at one point had been completely inaccessible or limited to people of certain status. Nearly anything a person wants to know can be found online, one keyword at a time. Additionally, schools and universities now offer online education that caters to the rapid pace lifestyle the new generation. According to the Economic Policy Institute, the median wage in 1979 was $16.36 compared to $17.33 in 2015 – while middle-class workers clocked in 279 more hours in 2015 than those in 1979, and poor workers clocked in 349 extra hours. This is an example of how Americans are working more and earning less. Therefore, the ability of an individual to fully manage their schedule by earning a degree online is imperative. Furthermore, some universities post entire courses on their websites for free. The tradeoff is that anyone participating does not earn any credit to the course. However, the point is that the knowledge is accessible for those of all ages and backgrounds, no matter where they live. Academic pursuits online are not just limited to higher education. For example, tutors in the western hemisphere may be paid to educate people across the globe, such as an English student in China, if they have a computer and internet access.
It is safe to argue that digital technology is as natural to society as breathing. The above examples merely scratch the surface, as every major industry we know of has been reconstructed to keep up with all the advancements. Woven into the fabric of the population's being, digital technology can be both a source of a contention and of togetherness and opportunity.


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This framework has been adopted by practitioners in health and social services across a number of roles and disciplines and in various rohe, and it has been adapted to meet the needs of public health practitioners, HR teams and Whānau ora collectives.
People engaging in other competency requirements of their profession (such as social workers and nurses) have found the framework a useful complement to evidence their Māori responsiveness requirements.
The development of the framework, its structure and systems, has been a collaborative effort over several years by a group of individuals and at times has involved Ngā Manga Puriri, ADHB Māori Mental Health, NAC, Matua Raḵi and the Northern Region Māori Workforce Development Group. The Roopu Kaitiaki continues to safeguard and preserve the cultural and intellectual integrity of the taonga they shaped.
For further details and bookings please email Moe Milne.


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The PNAC (1997-2006) and the Post-Cold War 'Neoconservative Moment
The PNAC represented the post-Cold War neoconservative moment, and played a vital role in the intellectual revival of neoconservatism during the second half of the 1990s.
The PNAC represented the post-Cold War neoconservative moment, and played a vital role in the intellectual revival of neoconservatism during the second half of the 1990s.
Mandelbaum's book is an analytically flawed, contradictory and unconventional piece of realist scholarship that considers the instability of the post-Cold War period.
Settling trade disputes within the WTO is an interesting process that contains aspects of legalism, power politics, and domestic politics.
Trump's lack of knowledge of foreign policy will draw the most attention for fear of him assuming command of America's powerful and complex security apparatus.
The center of US foreign policy is to the right of Obama post bin Laden and to the left of George W. Bush. That is where you will find the leading candidates for 2016.
With tens of thousands dead, it is easy to have regrets when reflecting back on the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The real policy mistake was staying there beyond the destruction of Saddam Hussein's regime.
This important book examines whether US democracy promotion has been sincere, or whether it was simply one of a range of policy options for promoting US material and strategic interests.
The dominant theme in the literature on the War on Terror is the assumption that the war and its discourses originated with the Bush administration. However, the War on Terror can actually be traced to earlier administrations, specifically those of Reagan and Clinton.
To remain competitive the Republicans need to expand their appeal beyond their 2012 voter base, particularly in order to capture votes from women, young people and the Latino population.
Obama's successes have come when he has followed the policies of the Bush administration. His failures have come when he has attempted to implement his own initiatives.
Rather than do something on behalf of Middle East peace, the Obama administration has buckled, proving unwilling to confront an Israeli government set on measures that will greatly diminish the prospect of creating a Palestinian state.
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