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Monday, July 28, 2014
Glamour4You Pretty In Plaid Jacket New Crochet Pattern Release and Giveaway
Her new Pretty in Plaid Jacket design is above and beyond the normal crochet jacket! I'm excited to be able to offer a chance for one of you to win a copy.
All you have to do is Like Glamour4You and Crafting Friends Designs on Facebook and leave a comment here on the blog what colors you would or will be making with this pattern if you win (or buy) your copy.
I love this one that Michelle from Magic Mommy's Yarning made as a tester. When I have time to make me one, it will probably be with Black, Deep Grey, Burgundy and Cream. Hmmmm.... Or Maybe Forest Green and Navy Blue in there too. Ohhh, decisions, decisions!!! Maybe I'd better get out some graph paper and play around with the colors to see what I like best before starting.
The color options are Endless!!!
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I love this! I think I'm do my first on in gray and purple :-)ReplyDelete
i would like to try the colors of pantone's fall 2014 trend forecast...especially the purples and redsReplyDelete
Love this. I would use blue, purple and black to make on.ReplyDelete
I think I'd make my first one in black with a bunch of neon colors and then my second one would be in a bunch of different shades of purples and greens.ReplyDelete
I want to make my daughter one in her school colors (maroon, golden yellow, and white), but I'm thinking I'm going to need one in Crimson, White, Black, and Grey!!ReplyDelete
I think I'd use black, gray, pink and teal :)ReplyDelete
I would love to make this in gray with aqua,pink, and green accents.ReplyDelete
Greens and purples. I'd make a second one in greens, cream and brown as wellReplyDelete
I would make mine in blues, grey,& pinkReplyDelete
The colors I would use would be; turquoise, white, purple and blackReplyDelete
I would make it in purple, blue, green, black, and grey.ReplyDelete
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I really want to make one in black, charcoal, heather grey, light grey and white! maybe throw in the black/grey/white variegated as well!ReplyDelete
I would make this in pink, black, and white or grey.ReplyDelete
I would choose shades of burgundy & ecru. Beautiful jacket in any color!ReplyDelete
I want to make one in Black Grey and a couple of purples. I would like to make another one in funky colors brights and greys probably, then we'll see if I can crank another one out for a craft fair in October in other colors! :)ReplyDelete
I would def go with Lavender/Soft Pink & Turquoise. I think tese colors would look AMAZING !! ;)ReplyDelete
Black, Grey, and White!ReplyDelete
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Five area professionals recently joined the 14-member board of directors of Independent Living, Inc., a nonprofit offering senior services and based in Madison. New members are Brent Lindell, Heidi Lucarelli, Jennifer Miller, Douglas Stoffels and Jane Voichick.
Brent Lindell is a market manager with Savant Capital Management in Madison with more than 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. He is responsible for managing all aspects of the financial planning and investment process for clients. Prior to joining Savant in 2007, Lindell was vice president and wealth management consultant for U.S. Bank. He has an undergraduate degree in economics from the University of Iowa, training from the Cannon Financial Institute at the University of Notre Dame, and several credentials including Certified Financial Planner. Involved in several local civic organizations, Lindell is the author of numerous articles about financial planning. He and his wife, Kristine, have three active school-age sons.
Heidi Lucarelli is a dedicated community volunteer and most recently a substitute nurse in the Verona and Madison school districts. Her volunteer work for many years focused on Blessed Sacrament School and Edgewood High School attended by her three growing children. She has been president of the PTA, and committee member for athletics and school fundraising programs, among other activities. She has also accompanied her husband, Mark Lucarelli, MD, on medical mission trips to Peru. Heidi Lucarelli earned a bachelor's degree in nursing from St. Louis University. She worked for the St. Louis Veteran's Administration Nursing Home, Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital, and in Boston Children's medical / surgical and telemetry nursing.
Jennifer Miller has an extensive history in community development, working with funding programs for affordable housing. Based for a time in Beloit, and then Chicago, she was the primary creator of the secondary market for mortgages for the Local Initiatives Corporation. She also took the first bundle of low income loans (Low Income Housing Trust Funds) to Wall Street to sell in the open market. From 1994 to 1998, she served as chairperson of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago. After retiring in 2000, Miller became active with Heartland Alliance for Human Rights and Human Needs. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse and is a graduate of the Center for Creative Leadership through the University of Maryland.
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Jane Voichick is professor emerita, department of nutritional services at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Since retirement, she served as editor (1996-2002) of the Journal of Nutrition Education (now Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior); president of the Society for Nutrition Education; manager of Wisconsin Hunger Prevention Grant Program; member of the Dane County Food Council; board member of the Roundy's Foundation and chairperson of the Wisconsin Food Security Consortium, among other activities. A prolific author and editor, Voichick has an undergraduate degree from Oberlin College in Ohio. At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, she earned a master's degree and doctorate in nutritional sciences.
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In this article I would like to explain what I did to improve the speed in the communication between client and server. It's important to understand that this is not a global solution for all AJAX request. Instead, it can only be applied in some particular type of request, as we will see soon if you keep reading.
Note that in most projects other solutions could be more efficient.
I'm currently working in a complex React application where the user can mount their own interactive widgets by using React components. Some of these interactive widgets need to do some AJAX request to load / insert some data (or whatever) on componentDidMount, componentWillUnmount or more (as we will see soon).
To implement this first approach, we can make every interactive widget (React container) call the POST /whatever on componentDidMount method.
Image1. In this example is POST /evaluate
In this implementation, each container is the responsible of doing the corresponding POST /evaluate. Or, using Redux, each container is the responsible to dispatch an action that, in turn, will do the request. After resolving each promise, each container decides what to do with the evaluation.
At the beginning, in this example, is going to emit at least 5 requests at the same tick of the clock. And, after resolving these requests, React is going to change the DOM at least 5 times, in different renders.
This implementation can be enough quickly for some cases. However, remember that the user can mount their own page with a big amount of interactive widgets. So this means that 20, 30 or more request can be emitted at the same ticking.
Unfortunately, there is a limitation on how many requests we can emit at the same time, so the rest are added in a queue that increments the total time. Moreover, in this /evaluate we are evaluating the same things through different widgets (for example, the item "a" is evaluated 3 times in the Image1).
Our mission in this article is to improve the request time by grouping all these requests into one, and removing duplicates.
Before starting the implementation, the first important step is to know which is the request target. We can't group every type of request, at least without modifying the behaviour on back-side.
How should the request be?
After analysing the initial problem, a common solution we can apply, in order to improve the loading speed of the page, is using a parent container to group all the requests while removing the duplicated items.
This parent container in the componentDidMount method does this AJAX call (or uses a Redux Action to do that). Then, this parent container distributes the results to its children (or, using Redux, each children container gets their results from the store).
In this way, instead of emitting 20 or 30 request at the same time, we group all these request into one. Also, after resolving the promise of the request, React is going to render the new DOM for all the interactive widgets at the same time.
In the above example we only took care about componentDidMount method. However, in reality, each interactive widget can have an "interval" property in the configuration. This widgets are able to send different requests on each "interval" tick.
In this case we are having more troubles to group all requests emitted in each tick of the clock in the parent container. However, it's possible. In order to fix the problem we can create a common interval in the parent container with the greatest common divisor of all the children intervals. This global interval checks in every tick which requests need to emit in order to group them. Also, another alternative is to create different intervals on the parent container without time duplicates.
By the way, let me tell you something else: Some interactive widgets can be connected and the "interval" property can be changed depending on the output of another widget.
More troubles… Still not impossible to group requests depending on each ticking by using a parent container, but maybe we need to re-think a painless and more flexible way to implement this.
A different way, instead of implementing all the logic of all the cases in the parent container, is to use an AJAX pool to directly group all the request emitted in the same ticking into only one request.
The pool is adding in a queue all things to evaluate emitted in the same ticking. In the next tick it will do the request by sending all the queue as param.
To use this pool, it's necessary that the interactive widgets use the corresponding service instead of sending directly the request.
Instead of:
axios.post('/evaluate', { data: [a, b] }) .then(res => { // ... })
EvaluationService.evaluate([a, b])
.then(res => {
// ...
These promises always return the filtered result to each widget.
Each service will use an AJAX pool or not, depending on the type of the request. In this case in the EvaluationService we are going to use this pool.
This EvaluationService is the responsible of initialising the pool, adding the items into the queue, removing duplicates and saving the indexes. Then, when the request is resolved, it will filter the required items from the total response.
import AjaxPool from './services/ajax-pool'; const pool = new AjaxPool(); export default class EvaluateService { static evaluate(data) { const id = pool.initPool(); const indexes = data .map((item) => { let index = pool.findInQueue(id, existingItem => _.isEqual(existingItem, item), ); if (index === -1) { index = pool.addToQueue(id, exp); } return index; }); return pool .request(id, '/evaluate', queue => ({ data: queue }), 'post') .then((allEvaluations) => indexes.map(index => allEvaluations[index])); } }
Every time we call the evaluate method of this service, it first calls the initPool to get the corresponding "id" of the pool. This "id" is unique for each AJAX request. If there are more than one execution in the same tick of the clock, the same "id" should be used in all the group.
The purpose of the AJAX pool is to resolve all the promises of the group with the same response, but using just one AJAX request.
import uuid from 'uuid'; import axios from 'axios'; const DEFAULT_DELAY = 0; // Wait the next ticking export default class AjaxPool { constructor(milliseconds = DEFAULT_DELAY) { this.DELAY_MILLISECONDS = milliseconds; this.queues = {}; this.needsInitialization = true; this.requests = {}; this.numRequest = {}; } /** * Initialising the queue */ initPool() { if (this.needsInitialization) { this.requestID = uuid(); this.queues[this.requestID] = []; this.needsInitialization = false; this.numRequest[this.requestID] = 0; } return this.requestID; } findInQueue(id, method) { if (typeof method !== 'function') { return -1; } return _.findIndex(this.queues[id], method); } cleanRequest(id) { this.numRequest[id] -= 1; if (this.numRequest[id] === 0) { delete this.requests[id]; delete this.queues[id]; delete this.numRequest[id]; } } /** * Add to queue * * @param {any} queueElement * @return {number} index of element on the queue */ addToQueue(id, queueElement) { return this.queues[id].push(queueElement) - 1; } request(id, url, getData, method = 'get') { this.numRequest[id] += 1; return new Promise((res, rej) => { _.delay(() => { this.needsInitialization = true; if (!this.requests[id]) { const data = typeof getData === 'function' ? getData(this.queues[id]) || {} : {}; this.requests[id] = axios[method](url, data); } // For each request in the same "ticking" is doing one AJAX // request, but all resolve the same promise with the same result this.requests[id] .then((result) => { if (result.error) { rej(result.error); } else { res(result); } this.cleanRequest(id); }) .catch((err) => { this.cleanRequest(id); rej(err); }); }, this.DELAY_MILLISECONDS); }); } }
In this case we won't use a big delay, it's just going to be 0 milliseconds to wait the next ticking. However, it's possible to use some milliseconds as a param to construct the pool. For example, if we use 100ms, it will group more requests.
const pool = new AjaxPool(100);
📕 Code: https://stackblitz.com/edit/ajax-pool
Grouping requests in a pool:
Retroenllaç: Grouping AJAX requests in a pool – Javascript World
Retroenllaç: Grouping AJAX requests in a pool - Coding Videos
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It's FINALLY here! Christmas in March in Angola - a guy's Christmas! Car
spares and new seats for our old car (bcs of Stir's back). Jeffrey and Stir
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We will head to the farm today for Easter festivities there - the new Landy
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Pray with us that we will use the vehicle well in His service!
The new satellite internet system for Tchincombe is on it's way and should
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He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed!
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It was great to see The Project's Carrie Bickmore use her TV WEEK Gold Logie acceptance speech to raise awareness of an issue that affects so many people. Nominations for the 2016 Australian of the Year Awards are now open and if you know of someone going above and beyond, give them the recognition they deserve! #beaniesforbraincancer www.australianoftheyear.org.au/nominate Read More →
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Two Nobel Laureates, a fundraising GP, an innovative engineer changing disabled lives, a health campaigner and a man who single handedly saved his home town were yesterday announced as the Western Australian recipients in the 2007 Australian of the Year Awards.
The Governor of Western Australia, Dr Ken Michael AC, announced the award recipients at a special event at Government House, congratulating all WA finalists and nominees in this year's awards program for their outstanding contributions and achievements.
Award recipients are:
Australian of the Year - Prof. Barry Marshall & Emeritus Prof. Robin Warren
Senior Australian of the Year - Dr Kenneth Collins AM
Young Australian of the Year - Darren Lomman
Local Hero (Metropolitan) - Yvonne Bali
Local Hero (Regional) - James Hamersley
To learn more about this year's award recipients, you can read the latest media releases or check out their biographies online. Other state award recipients will be announced in the next two weeks.
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Personal and Group Outplacement
A Perfect Career´s Consultants provide the full range of career change management services. Whether providing consultancy on an individual basis or administering a whole group, we tailor programmes to match your individual needs.
The services can be broadly segregated under two umbrellas . . .
Individual Programmes - How we work with you
The best way our consultants provide advice is by listening. We know how important it is to understand and accurately tune into your needs and aspirations.
In the role of mentor and adviser, we provide individualised support during each stage of the career transition. You, the client, select the content and duration of your programme.
A typical programme and fee for a Senior Manager:
- CV Resume writing
- LinkedIn Profile set up and writing
- Speculative and 'advert response' letters
- Interview coaching
Group Workshops - How we work with your employees
A Perfect Career provides workshops for groups of up to 10 participants. The dynamics of delivering a large outplacement programme can be quite daunting, yet we still retain the personal approach
We can establish, equip and administer 'Resource Centres' or 'Jobshops' at the client's site or at any other venue convenient for your organisation and employees.
To provide an all-encompassing service, we can integrate within the redundnacy programmes one-to-one 'job search support' sessions that can be held at a later date, after the group programme
Example of typical programme and fee for two-day Workshop for up to 5 participants delivered on client site:-
- Setting career goals and priorities
- Gaining an insight into key skills and strengths
- Identifying job market opportunities
- Writing CVs Profiles and cover letters
- Setting up and developing LinkedIn Profiles
- Improving interview technique - including role play
For examples of successful outplacement services, follow this link to read Case Studies
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The Surf Rider Pizza Co. Trifecta
Surf Rider Pizza Co. first opened it's doors in Ocean Beach as an East Coast-style pizza restaurant paying tribute to the West Coast surf culture. We've had the privilege to help them expand their empire into destination areas, old and new, such as downtown La Mesa, surf side Mission Beach and Crown Point.
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Lillet Blanc
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- Keeping level Ready to drink
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Serve naturally with ice with a slice of orange!
Domain and appellation
The Lillet Maison is known and well-known for its unmissable aperitifs made of wine that it elaborates since 1872. The Lillet is the first and only aperitif of Bordeaux.
- Manufacturing: The Lillet Rosé is the result of a subtle assembly of wine and fruits macerations. It is made of 85% of sémillon wine and 15% of natural and artisanal liquor of oranges and red fruits. These liquors that brings freshness to the Lillet, are elaborated in a small town at the south of Bordeaux, called Podensac.


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Stanley Dog
We went for a short walk earlier today up onto the moors and we took the kids bikes with us. Our two younger children haven't really been that interested in learning to ride but we'd love them to so we can all go out.
Well today we took the bikes up and unfortunately as yet it sill hasn't clicked.
Shame really , but i forgot to take my phone with me so i was unable to take any photos. This evening however i took Stanley Dog up for a short walk and managed to get a couple of photos. The first was a picture of the evening sky complete with MOON!
The second photo is of the wonderful STANLEY DOG! Unfortunately this year Staney Dog was 11 years old and he's starting to look a little grey, like his owner!


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Capital is a useful measurement of a bank's financial strength. It works as a buffer against losses and affords protection for depositors when a bank is experiencing economic trouble. When looking at safety and soundness, more capital is preferred.
Landmark Community Bank received a score of 8 out of a possible 30 points on our test to measure capital adequacy, less than the national average of 13.13.
A bank's Tier 1 capital ratio is an essential measure of this buffer. Landmark Community Bank's Tier 1 capital ratio was 10.22 percent, exceeding the 6 percent level considered adequate by regulators, but under the national average of 25.65 percent. A higher capital ratio suggests the bank will be better able to weather economic headwinds.
Overall, Landmark Community Bank held equity amounting to 8.36 percent of its assets, which was lower than the national average of 12.03 percent.
In this test, Bankrate tries to determine the effect of problem assets, such as unpaid mortgages, on the bank's loan loss reserves and overall capitalization.
A bank with extensive holdings of these types of assets could eventually be required to use capital to absorb losses, diminishing its buffer of equity. It also means that there are likely to be many assets that are in non-accrual status and thus aren't earning money, pushing down earnings and increasing the risk of a future failure.
Landmark Community Bank fell short of the national average of 37.49 on Bankrate's test of asset quality, racking up 28 out of a possible 40 points .
The percentage of problem assets a bank holds compared to its total assets is a handy indicator of asset quality.As of December 31, 2017, 2.68 percent of Landmark Community Bank's loans were noncurrent -- in other words, they were more than 90 days past due or were in non-accrual status. That's above the national average of 1.01 percent.
Banks keep a reserve to handle troubled assets known as an "allowance for loan and lease losses." Comparing the size of that reserve to the total amount of at-risk loans can be a useful indicator when evaluating a bank's ability to manage problem assets. Unfortunately, the FDIC did not provide information on Landmark Community Bank's loan loss allowance in its most recent filings.
A bank's profitability affects its long-term survivability. Earnings can be retained by the bank, expanding its capital cushion, or be used to address problematic loans, potentially making the bank better prepared to withstand financial shocks. Obviously, banks that are losing money are less able to do those things.
Landmark Community Bank scored 6 out of a possible 30 on Bankrate's earnings test, below the national average of 15.12.
Return on equity, calculated by dividing net income (profit, essentially) by total equity, is one important way to measure a bank's earnings. The most recent annualized quarterly return on equity for Landmark Community Bank was 2.41 percent, below the national average of 8.10 percent.
The bank recorded net income of $699,000 on total equity of $28.8 million for the twelve months ended December 31, 2017. The bank reported an annualized return on average assets, or ROA, of 0.21 percent, below the 1 percent deemed satisfactory in accordance with industry standards and below the average for U.S. banks of 1.00 percent.
Bankrate.com's Safe & Sound Ratings provide a star rating system to evaluate the current financial status of financial institutions. The information gathered about banks, credit unions and thrifts is updated as set forth in the Terms of Use of Safe & Sound Ratings and Reports. The Safe & Sound Ratings information is grouped by categories of banks, thrifts and credit unions.
Bankrate.com evaluates the financial condition of institutions and assigns a one- to five-star rating for each with five stars representing the highest rating. Institutions with satisfactory performance will generally receive a rating of three or more stars. The majority of institutions fall into the three- to four-star range. An institution with an "NR" rating may be too new to rate or may have limited the publicly available information in their regulatory filings. The "NR" is not an indication of financial strength or weakness. The Safe & Sound rating is believed to be reliable, but the information is not guaranteed. In addition, events since the information was collected may have altered the institution's financial condition.


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Videotron is a leader in Canadian telecommunications. A wholly-owned subsidiary of Québecor Media inc., Videotron is an integrated communications company engaged in cable broadcasting, interactive multimedia development, Internet access services, telephony and wireless telephone services.
Videotron has had, for many years, a great reputation thanks to its cable and mobile networks in which millions of dollars are invested each year to ensure it stays at the forefront of technology. The Videotron network reaches more than 90% of Québec households, and offers customers unparalleled services that are always reliable
In merely 3 months, we had to develop more than just a digital product: we had to develop a 360° experience for users.
We developed a unique and powerful art direction while we stayed aligned to the brand's vision. We chose a minimal style to let the stories speak for themselves.
We relied on Agile methodologies in order to keep designers and developers close together during production and to deliver results with tight deadlines.


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At the Art Center of the Bluegrass, art is a verb! Get creative with classes, workshops, and lectures for children and adults. And be sure to talk to your child's teacher about our free field trip program! Need-based scholarships are available for many classes. Contact Niki Kinkade (email@example.com) to request a scholarship application.
Adult Classes
Explore painting, drawing, ceramics, fiber art, yoga – and more. Classes are open to students 14+ unless otherwise noted.
Starry Night Studio
This isn't your ordinary painting class – it's a social painting experience! Depending on the painting, these classes are appropriate for children and adults.
Arts Appreciation
Everyone can enjoy looking at a painting or listening to a piece of music, but the more you know, the more your enjoyment grows.
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Spring Branch ISD's Communications and Community Relations Team received six separate awards, including three Gold Star and three Silver Star ratings, in the annual publications, video and related program and media competition conducted by the Texas School Public Relations Association (TSPRA).
The TSPRA Awards honor and recognize exceptional work and superior effort by Texas school public relations professionals. In this competition, SBISD competes in the More Than 30,000 Students division with the state's largest school districts.
TSPRA 2014 Awards issued at the state meeting in February include:
2014 Gold Star Award
Service Awards 2014/Teacher of the Year Finalists, Program Category
Presented to SBISD Communications Team
2014 Gold Star Award
SBISD #DreamBigAchieveBig, Flyer Category
Presented to Melissa Wiland and SBISD Communications
2014 Gold Star Award
I Am SBISD: Student Success Starts With Great Educators (HR Brochure), Brochure Category
Presented to Melissa Wiland
2014 Silver Star Award
STARNews: A Publication for Mature Citizens, Internal Newsletters Category
Presented to SBISD Communications Team
2014 Silver Star Award
Spring Branch ISD Convocation: One Goal. One Family, Image Identity Package
Presented to Linda Buchman, Melissa Wiland and SBISD Communications Team
2014 Silver Star Award
Good Neighbor New Registration Announcement, Invitations/Announcements
Presented to SBISD Communications and Community Relations Team
Community Relations Officer Linda Buchman leads this highly effective team. The staff includes Steve Brunsman, Paul Bryant, Amy Byrom, Monica Creixell, Rusty Graham, Betty Head, Pat Waldrop, Kristen Watts Cain, Abby Walker, Melissa Wiland and Becky Wuerth.


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Transoesophageal Echocardiography
Study Guide and Practice MCQs
- Author: Andrew Roscoe, Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester
- Date Published: May 2007
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- format: Paperback
- isbn: 9780521689601
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Transoesophageal Echocardiography (TOE/TEE) in cardiac patients is now almost routine. Its use in cardiac monitoring has also extended to include critically ill patients for non-cardiac surgery and the intensive care setting. Specific accreditation is required prior to practice of TOE/TEE involving a written examination and a documented logbook of experience. This book was specifically designed to help candidates pass the written exam and was structured around the syllabus. Providing a summary of all relevant information, this is an invaluable study aid. Lists of further reading material are provided with every topic, including guidelines and safety, cardiomyopathies, heart disease, haemodynamic calculations and many more. Each chapter ends with a series of exam-style questions for self-assessment. An extremely useful book for trainee anaesthetists, intensivists, trainee cardiologists and cardiac surgeons.Read more
- Follows the TOE (TEE) exam syllabus to ensure comprehensive preparation
- Concise note-based format for effective revision
- Exam-style questions on each topic to facilitate self-assessment
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- Date Published: May 2007
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- length: 172 pages
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- contains: 75 b/w illus. 11 tables
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1. Physics of ultrasound
2. Guidelines and safety
3. Normal anatomy and physiology
4. Ventricular function
5. Cardiomyopathies
6. Valvular heart disease
7. Cardiac masses
8. Congenital heart disease
9. Extracardiac anatomy
10. Haemodynamic calculations
Appendix: list of abbreviations
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Here's what you missed this week on Book Binge…
What We Reviewed
Ames reviewed Make Me Bad by R.S. Grey | 3.75 out of 5
Casee reviewed Wicked Abyss (Immortals After Dark #18) by Kresley Cole | 4.25 out of 5
Rowena reviewed When We Left Cuba by Chanel Cleeton | 4.25 out of 5
Holly reviewed Magic Bleeds (Kate Daniels #4) by Ilona Andrews | 4.25 out of 5
Rowena reviewed You'd be Mine by Erin Hahn | 4 out of 5
Casee & Holly reviewed Own the Wind (Chaos #1) by Kristen Ashley | 4.25 out of 5
Ames & Rowena reviewed Next Year in Havana by Chanel Cleeton | 4.25 out of 5
Casee reviewed Get a Clue by Jill Shalvis | 4 out of 5
Tracy reviewed Freedom to Love (Freedom to Love #1) by Susanna Fraser | 3.5 out of 5
What We Posted
What Are You Reading? (+ Shelley Shepard Gray Giveaway)
WTF Cover Saturday (307)
Sunday Spotlight: Meet Cute by Helena Hunting
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Why boating on a glass bottom boat is one of the must activities to do in Mauritius?
• The glass bottom boat excursion offers a glimpse to one of special place called the Blue Bay marine park which is tactically situated on the South East coast of Mauritius near Mahebourg. This happens to be one of the best places to see the beautiful marine life and to go for snorkeling in Mauritius along with a beautiful boat ride. The beautiful weather along with crystal clear waters all year around makes this one of the prime destinations on the island.
• The complete area of the Marine Park is 353 hectares; this also includes the lagoon and extends about one kilometer seaward from the reef crest creating a beautiful natural habitat for underwater life (both flora and fauna)
• This region of of Blue Bay Marine Park, happens to have some of the bluest waters and most breathtaking white sandy beaches you will ever see in your life anywhere on our planet. The turquoise blue color of the lagoon is so beautiful that people often get mesmerized from them. It is easy to see why this place is called the blue water lagoon once you set your eyes on the magnificent waters of this place. The colors of the sea are incredible and are of variety of many different blues at different times of day creating a spectacle that has to be seen to be believed.
• At the Marine Park, there are many ways to see the underwater magnificence and if comfort is your thing, you cannot select a better way than having a comfortable ride in a glass bottom boat.
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There are two variants of glass bottom boat, the first option covers
This 2 hours glass bottom boat trip departs every day at 10:00am from Pointe Jerome (south east of Mauritius). You will board the glass bottom boat at Pointe Jerome and enjoy a 20 minutes boat trip along the south eastern coastline until reaching the Blue Bay Marine Park. The boat trip is done in the calm, crystal clear water of the east coast lagoon until reaching the Blue Bay Marine Park where you would have a 1 hour trip inside the marine park. As per your preferences, you can choose to stay on-board the glass bottom boat, or to enjoy some swimming and snorkeling.
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This 1 hour and 15 minutes glass bottom boat trip departs every day directly from the Blue Bay public beach, offering very easy and quick access to the Blue Bay Marine Park. The boat trip takes less than 5 minutes each way, offering you maximum time to enjoy at the Blue Bay Marine Park. Once at the Blue Bay Marine Park, you can choose to stay on-board the glass bottom boat, or to enjoy some swimming and snorkeling. Since this trip departs directly from the Blue Bay beach you are sure to save precious time on travelling by boat, making it the ideal option for families with young children or for those with very little time to spare.
Parasailing in Mauritius is a unique way to experience the ocean views and its surrounds of Mauritius.Read More >
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Youth forum
What is the County Youth forum?
The Forum is a sub-committee of the County Executive. It takes on the responsibility of representing the whole youth membership within the County, and providing a voice for all young people at an influential level.
It takes responsibility for special projects or activities as requested by the County Commissioner and/or the Executive Committee (proposals for action from the Forum are strongly encouraged).
Who is a Member of the forum?
The Forum is made up of District Youth Commissioners, elected 18-25 representative(s), plus Scout/Explorer representative(s) from each District in the County. Some District's have their own 'feeder' District Youth Forum, others are looking to establish them.
The County Youth Commissioner acts as the Chair. The Forum is supported by Deputy County Commissioner, Dave Hopley.
|Youth Commissioner
|Invited to County EC
|Ed Lunnon
|Alex Dodd, Sean Hooper (NYR)
|Youth Commissioner
|Elected 18-25 Reps.
|Elected 13-17 Reps.
|Charly O'Brien
|Emma O'Brien, Ben Clarkson
|Oliver Thomas, Leo Arkeolas
|Brandon Hone
|Alex Dodd, Toby Davies
|Oliver Hynds, Daniel Skinner
|Ellesmere Port & Neston
|Luke Atherton
|Tom Lacey, Alex McGhee
|Annie Beddoes, George Culshaw
|Alex Lunnon (designate)
|Vacant x2
|Vacant x2
|Macclesfield & Congleton
|Simon Bentley
|Katie Smith, James Martin
|Vacant x2
|Mersey Weaver
|Matty Marnell, Josh Foulger
|Ella Pickstock, Jack Woodward
|Tom Webb
|Nathan Flaherty, Miles Dolman
|Vacant x2
|South West
|Harriet Faulkner, Caroline Grasmeder
|Pip Wood, Jamie Barlow
|Dom Faulkner, Jasmine Burrows
|Warrington East
|Emily Lowndes (designate)
|Sean Hooper, Beth Mountain
|Joshua Lowndes, Vacant
|Warrington West
|Callum Buchanan
|Daniel Meadows, Mike Sheffield
|Alistair Tombs, Chris Newton
Co-opted (up to 6)
- None, currently
- County Commissioner
- Deputy County Commissioner
- ACC Network
- ACC Explorers
- ACC Scouts
Upcoming Events
- County Youth Forum Residential, Forest Camp Activity Centre, 1-2 November 2019
Awards Partnerships
The County Youth Forum was externally recognised in June 2012, for its excellent work in Youth Involvement, with a 'Youth on Board Award' from the British Youth Council. The County Youth Forum is currently working in partnership with HOBY UK to create Youth Development opportunities for young people across the County.


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Thousands of incoming freshmen and transfer students filled the Bren Events Center on the morning of Sept. 29 to attend their convocation and start their college life as official anteaters.
Newly appointed UC Irvine Chancellor Howard Gillman led the convocation for the incoming class of 2018. The convocation is the first event during welcome week for incoming freshmen and transfer students and acts as an official orientation after SPOP (Student Parent Orientation Program). The convocation gave the incoming class an opportunity to see the head administrators for the first time.
"Hello everyone, my name is Howard Gillman and I have been your Chancellor for a whole five days. Right now, we mark the moment you are now a college student at one of the world's greatest universities, the University of California, Irvine," Gillman announced to the incoming class to mark the beginning of their college careers.
The ceremony marked both the first public address that Gillman has given to the student body as Chancellor and the official beginning of the school year for the incoming class.
The class of 2018 was one of the largest in UC Irvine's history, as was made apparent during the ceremony due to a lack of seating. At various points during the first half of the ceremony, every hallway was crowded by students who could not find seating. Employees of the Bren Events Center worked to keep the hall and stairways clear of students.
According to Gillman's speech over 83,000 potential students—freshmen and transfers—applied to UC Irvine; ultimately, only a small percentage would ultimately be accepted.
"We picked you, the very best, so that we can do the serious and important work that brings us together, provides you an education that is worthy of your talent and your promise."
According to the Office of Admissions, 23,573 students were accepted. According to Gillman, the decisions of who to ultimately accept were not easy for Admissions due to the sheer number of applicants.
"We learned your story, we learned your accomplishments, we heard about your ambitions, and in the end we decided over tens of thousands of others–yeah, you have the qualities, you have the talent, you have the drive, you have the character and we want every one of you," he said.
Gillman stressed that a class as diverse and talented as the future class of 2018 should not be content with their efforts thus far, and should always strive to get the most out of every opportunity they get.
"The point of higher education is not just to get you a credential. There are plenty of credentials you can acquire, and it's not just to let you develop a discrete set of useful skills, which is easy to do on your own," Gillman said.
"We have built this campus and we have assembled this amazing, dedicated faculty because human beings only reach their full potential when they are broadly educated, when they are exposed to the best that has ever been thought or created or discovered and when they become discerning about the competing claims they encounter in their lives."
The various speakers at the convocation praised the efforts and achievements of the audience for their work in getting into UC Irvine, including Associated Students of UC Irvine (ASUCI) President Reza Zomorrodian.
"You all have been selected from the most competitive students in the world to have a seat here today," Zomorrodian said.
"Now, let me be clear: you have to work hard, you really have to work hard and struggle for what you want at such a large school with so many talented peers," he said. However, according to Zomorrodian, this only makes the ultimate success many will achieve more satisfying.
"This should be all our desire: to leave this institution better than how we found it, through our pursuit to shape the time we have here and always remain ambitious."


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Hi everyone,
As some of you who are local to us may know, last year we attended the first ever Toowoomba Baby & Toddler Expo and we were blown away by the support that the people of Toowoomba showed us and this event. We had such a wonderful and successful day and your support on the day literally blew away all of our expectations! So many of you wanting to see, touch and try on our amazing range of products in person and willing to support our small local business. It was brilliant to meet and help so many families in person and help them on their baby wearing, natural parenting, cloth nappying journeys.
Well, somehow it has been almost 12 months and the second Expo is almost upon us. We were asked by the Expo to attend again and we absolutely jumped at the chance as this year is going to be bigger and better than last year! If you're local to Toowoomba and have been wanting to see any of our products in person, come down and see us at the Expo on Saturday 21st July 2018 from 10am – 4pm, at the Toowoomba Showgrounds! We will be there with all of our favourites and we will also have some amazing new products to share with you and of course some special expo prices!!
What will you find at Our Eco Babies stall on the day? As well as being able to answer any baby wearing and cloth nappying questions you may have, we will be stocked to the brim with:
- Lillebaby Complete Carriers
- Emeibaby Carriers
- Chekoh Stretchy Wraps
- Little Frog Wovens, including a demo of the BRAND NEW wrap conversion carriers suitable from birth – toddlerhood!
- Ellevill Woven Wraps
- Bubblebubs Modern Cloth Nappies & Accessories – we will have an awesome expo special on our customer favourites, the Candies! We will also have the newborn Pebbles, Bambams and covers!
- The awesome eco – friendly range from Haakaa including their famous Breast Pumps, teethers, soothers and other awesome accessories for your little ones.
- Handmade teething rings & necklaces
- A wide range of natural and organic bath, skin care and accessories for your little ones, and ….
- The world famous Lulla Doll – the must have doll to help soothe your little ones and support sleep
We are donating an amazing prize to the Expo Giveaway so make sure you come down on the day to go in with your chance to win some essential goodies for you and your bub! There are amazing prizes on offer. We will also be giving away FREE TICKETS to the expo in the lead up to the event too so make sure you follow us on Facebook and Instagram for all the details!
Tickets are on sale now and are only $15 including Expo bag – over $100 in products and $100 in vouchers included. What are you waiting for? Get your tickets here
Hope to see you there!
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Megan Paints and Landri Paints
I'm still playing catch-up on my craft posts… For Christmas I painted some pretty Om paintings for my Lifetime 281 Yoga instructors and they turned out great! I always forget what neat gifts small little canvas paintings can make. And while we are on the topic of painting… I'm here to report that Landri recently did some… Continue reading Megan Paints and Landri Paints


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In a boost to PM Narendra Modi-led BJP government, ratings agency Moody has lauded the government's policies - including liberalised foreign direct investment and Make in India.
Moody's Investors Service has said that such policies have reduced India's vulnerability to the global economic crisis adding that the country's Net FDI inflows were at an all-time high in January 2016.
According to media reports, the rating agency's report mentions that FDI inflows are expected to go up in response to the measures taken by government. The agency report reads: "We do not expect a significant renewed widening of India's current account deficit [CAD]. Our assumption that commodity prices will remain low in 2016 and 2017 supports this view, while FDI inflows are likely to climb in response to government measures, such as efforts to liberalize foreign investment limits in several sectors and the 'Make in India' initiative".
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Black Friday is finally upon us, and EE has prepared something truly special this year. It may only be eight months since the Galaxy S9 launched worldwide in a flurry of critical praise (including a whopping five-stars in the T3 review) but you really wouldn't think it from the latest contract prices for the handset.
Mobiles.co.uk is offering the Galaxy S9 with unlimited text messages, unlimited minutes, and 4GB of 4G data for £19 a month. We'd usually associate that monthly cost with a much older handset, or a much lesser phone. The 24-month contract runs on EE's network, so you'll benefit from the fastest network speeds in the UK.
The usual upfront spend on a monthly contract of this calibre would be £199, but T3 readers can use our exclusive discount code TECH49 to knock £49 off that cost.
That brings the upfront cost down to £150 – and the total two year cost to £606.
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If you've been shopping around for a Galaxy S9 for a little while now, you'll know exactly how amazing this deal really is. £19 a month for unlimited texts, unlimited minutes and 4GB of 4G on EE is an unbelievable bargain. Given that most major retailers are currently selling the handset alone for £599 in their Black Friday sales, it means you'll only pay only £7 more for 2 years worth of data, texts and calls! Unmissable.
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For comparison, the handset alone set you back £739 SIM-free when bought directly from Samsung following its worldwide launch back in March. Admittedly, Samsung recently dropped the cost of its SIM-free to £599 as part of its own Black Friday sales.
That's a sizeable discount, but really only highlights just how good the Mobiles.co.uk offer is, given that it includes two years' worth of minutes, text messages, and 4G mobile data for just £7 more. Unfortunately, there's a very slight catch.
Mobiles.co.uk has warned us that there's only a limited number of these deals. So, you're going to have to be quick and nimble in order to claim the bargain contract.
We doubt there will be a better EE deal on the Galaxy S9 than this over the next few days (Black Friday and Cyber Monday included), so don't miss out. If you're in the market for a new Galaxy S9, better add to your basket fast.
Samsung Galaxy S9 is available in all four colour finishes – Coral Blue, Lilac Purple, Titanium Grey, and Midnight Black – from Mobiles.co.uk on this stellar plan.
What else is available?
If you can't stomach the £150 upfront spend, Mobiles.co.uk has another impressive deal that's definitely worth a glance, this time courtesy of Vodafone. The 24-month contract boasts 4GB of 4G data, unlimited texts and calls for £23 a month with an upfront cost of £64.99 for the handset with our discount code TECHBF5.
That's the cheapest upfront cost we've seen for a contract around £23 a month.
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Memorial Day Weekend Roundup
 A long weekend in Houston means even more time to do even more stuff – and there is ALWAYS more stuff to do. This week I'll let you know the "what, when and where", but it's also important to remember and honor the men and women who died serving our country whom we honor on Memorial Day.
On Monday May 31 at 9:30 AM there will be a Memorial Day service held at the Houston National Cemetery, 10410 Veterans Memorial Drive (map). Texas governor Rick Perry will be giving a speech and the U.S. Coast Guard will do a flyover to commemmorate the day. Other ceremonial details include a riderless horse procession, the release of white doves, and a rifle salute.
Weekend Roundup: May 28-30
Friday May 28
The Bamboozle Road Show is at the Verizon Wireless Theater. Acts include Hanson, Third Eye Blind, and Boys Like Girls. Get your giggle on with some of your favorite '90s acts. The show starts at 3:30 PM; tickets are $37.50 and can be purchased online. The Verizon Wireless Theater is located at 520 Texas St. (map).  Call the theater at 713.230.1666.
Mel Brooks' classic "Young Frankenstein" is showing now at the Hobby Center. This show just started its Houston run on May 25 and will show through June 6. Ticket prices range from $26-$69 and are available online, or by calling 800.745.3000. The show is being performed in Serofim Hall of the Hobby Center, located at 800 Bagby St. (map). Show time is 8 PM.
Saturday May 29
I have to give one more shout out to Flavors Fest, going on in Downtown Houston. Check out my piece from earlier in the week for details on this day-long festival of food from many of Houston's best restaurants. Discovery Green Park (map) is in the heart of downtown Houston, giving you lots of options for before and after the festival. The fest runs 9 AM-9PM and tickets are $15 day-of-event ($9 presale).
For a more formal evening, try Cirque de la Symphonie at Jones Hall, 615 Louisiana St. (map). Classical music plus aerial artists, handbalancers, strongmen and a Spanish Web will take the symphony experience to a whole new level. Ticket prices range from $25-$115 and the performance begins at 8 PM on Saturday. Friday and Sunday shows are also available. Tickets can be purchased through the Houston Symphony website.Â
Sunday May 30
Take it easy on Sunday with a little breakfast at the Buffalo Grille on Buffalo Speedway & Bissonett (map).  Having the most important meal of the day here is an important rite of passage when in Houston. Take a peek at the menu, but be warned – the longer you look the harder it is to make a decision. You can call the Buffalo Grille at 713.661.FOOD. Afterwards you are just a hop, skip and a jump from the Museum District, or head over to Montrose for some antique shopping and people-watching.
BONUS: Monday May 31
Pools and picnics are what freebie days are all about. Try one of these water parks in and around the Houston area, or grab a basket of sandwiches and head to one of Houston's beautiful public parks with friends and family, and enjoy the (admittedly hot and humid) great outdoors. Frisbees, baseball gloves, lawn bocce, and soccer balls are way more fun than another Law & Order marathon! You can find a list of the city's parks on the City of Houston official website.
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Deportations Continue Despite U.S. Review of BacklogPublished: Jun 10, 2012 2:00 pm By: Julia Preston - NY Times
"Under the review of more than 411,000 deportation cases, the first of its kind, fewer than 2 percent have been closed so far. The numbers fall far short of expectations raised among immigrants, including many Latinos, when top administration officials announced they would comb through backlogged court dockets to close cases where the immigrants had strong family ties to this country and no criminal records."
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Leopard enters Gujarat secretariat; search operation started
A leopard sneaked inside the premises of the high-security Gujarat government secretariat in Gandhinagar in early hours Monday, prompting the Forest Department to launch a search operation for the feline.
The secretariat, or Sachivalaya, in the state capital near here houses the offices of Gujarat chief minister and chief secretary, besides those of other ministers, senior bureaucrats and government departments.
Secretariat employees and officials have been asked not to enter the complex, which also houses the assembly building, till the wild animal is captured.
CCTV footage shared by the authorities showed the leopard sneaking into the Sachivalaya complex from beneath a locked gate at around 2 am.
On learning about the presence of the leopard in the premises, the state forest department started a search operation.
"The leopard may have lost its way and entered into the premises. We will either catch him or make sure he leaves the complex.
"We have deployed senior officers along with teams having tranquiliser guns for the operation," said Rajeev Kumar Gupta, additional chief secretary, Forest Department.
He said leopards are part of wildlife found in 40 to 50 square km area surrounding the state capital.
On situation and militancy the Governor said:
"No new recruitment was held, no major incident of stone pelting was happened since I joined. It was possible because I address all with honesty and accept own mistakes too. The entire municipality election was violence free and I think our polices make a mark because as per my understanding militancy is not with weapon but in mind, we successfully tried to tell this to people violence don't get you anything but dialogue will."
"If four-six months people give us time I am hopeful that peace and dialogue is possible," he said.


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Hello Everyone!
Rather than a standard blog post today, I thought it would be fun to introduce a new weekly tradition for the blog: a weekly reader poll! Each week I will post a question relevant to student life here at Northeastern, and with all of your expertise and wisdom, we will finally get the answers to some of Northeastern's greatest questions: What is the best menu item at Dunkin Donuts? What's the best way to hang out with Shillman Cat? Green line or Orange line?
And so, without further ado, the question of weekly poll #1. For the first poll, I thought it would be a good idea to check in with all of you, our beloved readers, and see what your dream NU Student Life blog would look like and what kind of blog posts you would like to read! Select your preferred style of post (or posts), and if you have a great new idea for what this blog should write about, add it to the poll and let us know!
Lastly, if your vote does not adequately cover all of your hopes and dreams for this blog, let us know your thoughts in the comments!


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A statement released by the company reveals that, at the beginning of January, Schnatter will no longer be the chief executive officer. His face appears in Papa John's commercials and on their pizza boxes, but the world will be seeing a whole lot less of Schnatter due to the bad reputation he's gained.
A few weeks before his announcement, Schnatter criticized the NFL for the way it handles the continuous national anthem protests. He blames them for the decline in Papa John's sales. NFL national anthem protests were started by the San Francisco 49ers. Their former quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, kneeled in protest against police mistreatment of black males. The sign of protest is now done by multiple players in several teams. Some U.S. citizens, including president Donald Trump, feel that kneeling during the anthem is a great sign of disrespect while others support the act.
The pizza company is a sponsor and advertiser of the NFL. Schnatter claims that the NFL negatively influenced Papa John's sales by allowing players to bring politics into the games. "The controversy is polarizing the customer, polarizing the country," he said during a conference call regarding the company's earnings. He believes that Papa John's association with the NFL has now lost him customers who have taken sides on the issue.
Schnatter's comment backfired bigtime. White supremacists show exceptional support for this statement and have dubbed the pizza company to be the official pizza of the Alt-Right movement. If anything is going to negatively influence sales, it'll be an association with a racist organization.Schnatter's growing issue leads him to realize that stepping down from his position as CEO is his best statement he could make at the moment.
With Schnatter stepping down, there's room for another CEO to step up. Celebrity rapper, Lil John placed his name in an unofficial twitter bid to become the new face of America's beloved pizza chain. A twitter user tagged Lil John in a tweet suggesting he fill in for the job. Lil John responded in all capital letters "I will humbly accept the position as your new CEO." His tweet gained tons of popularity. The head recruiter of the company added her two cents and tweeted back saying " "Still waiting on your resume!, Is it a deal breaker if we won't rename the company Papa Lil Jon's?"
It looks like a new John is in line for the Pizza throne!


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UHD Co-Sponsors Gerontology Symposium with SJC
UHD will host the second annual Symposium on Gerontology - Geriatrics Awareness and Education from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, in the Academic Building. The symposium is a community based initiative co-sponsored by UHD and San Jacinto College. It is also sponsored by the Department of Social Sciences.
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VIDEO: Boskalis Wraps Up Açu Port
Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. (Boskalis), has just released a video about the Açu Port Project in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, one of the largest port-industry projects in Latin America.
The new port consists of two terminals: T1, an offshore terminal for handling iron ore and oil; and T2, an onshore terminal built around the inner navigation channel which accommodates offshore supply companies and will handle bauxite, general cargo and vehicles.
Boskalis was awarded the Açu Port contract back in August 2011. The scope of the work included dredging of an access and inner channel, turning basin and harbor basin, land reclamation works as well as construction of the revetments at the harbor's entrance.
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March 2, 2015 - Charges have been filed against a suspect arrested in the fatal shooting of three males at 5022 Mallow #3 about 6:50 p.m. on February 25.
The suspect, Anthony Perkins (b/m, 28), is charged with capital murder in the 263rd State District Court. He is
accused in the killing of Willie Watts, 63, Darryl O'Neal, 50, and Dale Jones, 49, all of Houston.
A photo of suspect Perkins is attached to this news release.
HPD Homicide Division Sergeant M. A. Holbrook and Officer K. McDonald reported:
Witnesses at the above address reported hearing multiple gunshots and then discovered one of the victims lying on the ground in the parking lot. The other two males were found deceased inside apartment #3, where one of the victims reportedly lived.
Further investigation identified Perkins as the suspect in this case. Investigators determined Perkins was transported to an area hospital to be treated for a gunshot wound he suffered during the incident. He was taken into custody after being released from the hospital.
Investigators would like to speak with other witnesses who may have been present at the time of the incident. Anyone with additional information in this case is urged to contact the HPD Homicide Division at 713-308-3600 or Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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