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There are some urban legends that surround roulette, one of which even suggests that the game is owned by the devil himself. The story goes that a man by the name of Francois Blanc made a deal with the devil in order to obtain the secrets of this game, thus, providing him with the ability to win consistently. The casino myths & legends that surround this casino table game have only contributed to its mystique and popularity.
American Roulette vs. European Roulette
The wheel has different variations according to the location in which it is being played. For example, in the United States, the standard wheel features an extra space on the wheel, referred to as the double zero wheel because the extra slot is deemed "00." This 38-pocket wheel is used in the American version. Alternatively, the 37-pocket European version is played with only the single zero pocket. There are other wheel layouts as well such as French, California, and Vegas, but European and American are the most popular and widely recognized. Perhaps the most significant difference between the American and European variations is the house edge percentage attached to each variant (The American variation yields a 5.26% house edge, whereas the European version has a 2.7% house edge, making it easier to win).
Players are now able to play and master a variety of games thanks to the Internet and the multitude of formats available at online gambling sites and even iPad casinos. And while in a land-based establishment, the outcome of a spin relies on gravity and centripetal force, online sites merely enlist the help of the random number generator (RNG) system to determine spin outcomes.
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All gaming tables contain both an inside and an outside betting area, though the exact format varies across locations. The outside betting area consists of bet boxes for various bets including column bets, even money bets red/black, odd/even bets, and dozen bets. The inside betting area, on the other hand, is for individual number bets. The inside area numbers are organized in three vertical columns and 12 rows.
Buying In
Because there can be a large number of bettors surrounding a table in a brick-and-mortar casino, special chips are required to play to help differentiate between the various players' bets and avoid arguments between players. Each player receives his or her own colored chip (bought from the cashier). Different colored chips allow players to stack chips on top of each other's bets. Online betting is also indicated by colored chips. Roulette tables feature various minimum and maximum bet requirements for both outside and inside bets in order to accommodate a wide range of bet limits and player bankrolls.
Placing Bets
At a full roulette table in the middle of a busy casino floor, players will get in around 30 spins per hour however, more spins per hour are likely possible online, so watch your bankroll. Bets are allowed to be placed and changed after the dealer spins the wheel up until the dealer announces, "No more bets, please." The dealer clears out all the losing bets and pays any winning bets, and the game of roulette starts over again.
Generally speaking, this is a game that can be played by any level player because it encompasses both simple and complex betting options within the various outside and inside bet boxes. The different inside and outside bets, as well as the number bets and other choices, allow a beginner to learn to place wagers on the easiest bets, while the experienced roulette player can learn to bet at a more complicated level. A smart bettor will study up and review the different bets and the best roulette strategy before approaching the table with his chips.
The Rundown
This is a very fast-paced table game and should be observed a few times before played, due mainly in part to the various bets that are offered at the table. If you don't know what you're betting on, you could lose all your money fast. Roulette players who understand the bet boxes and the table layout will experience an enjoyable and satisfying time at the table and will likely return to the wheel sooner than later.
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The Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ) has developed an array of health care decision making and research tools that can be used by program managers, researchers, and others at the Federal, State and local levels.
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The National Quality Forum (NQF) reviews, endorses, and recommends use of standardized healthcare performance measures. Performance measures, also called quality measures, are essential tools used to evaluate how well healthcare services are being delivered.
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A leader in health care quality improvement, the AMA-convened Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement (PCPI) is a national, physician-led program dedicated to enhancing quality and patient safety. The ongoing mission of the PCPI is to align patient-centered care, performance measurement and quality improvement.
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The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI®) quality measurement and improvement tool was developed by world-renowned practicing oncologists and quality experts, using clinical guidelines and published standards, such as the National Initiative on Cancer Care Quality (NICCQ), ASCO/NCCN Quality Measures, and ASTRO/ASCO/AMA PCPI Oncology Measures.
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The mission of the American College of Surgeons Surgical Quality Alliance (SQA) is to bring surgical specialties and anesthesiology together to define the principles of surgical patient quality measurement and develop awareness among interested parties about issues related to surgical care and quality in all surgical settings. Click here for a PDF of the SQA document "Surgery & Public Reporting: Recommendations for Issuing Public Reports on Surgical Care."
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The Women's Health Registry Alliance (WHRA) will improve women's health outcomes through collaboration in use and development of multiple registries and databases. In August 2012, the members of the Women's Health Registry Alliance, in association with the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists convened a multi-stakeholder conference with the goal of facilitating the national standardization of obstetric data definitions.
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OverviewWhen women began finding out the drawbacks to conventional hormone replacement therapy, they began to look for natural, healthier alternatives. There are many herbs that fit the bill quite nicely. They can help with everything from moodiness to hot flashes to cramps. All you have to do is figure out which ones will work the best for you.
Wild Yam
Wild yam is one of the leading herbs when it comes to dealing with symptoms of menopause. It is one of the main ingredients in the topical creams that are being marketed for hot flashes. It has been used to help regulate the menstrual cycle and to alleviate some of the symptoms of PMS. Wild yam is used in several herbal combinations that are geared toward increasing a woman's sex drive. It has few side effects and is very easy to find at your local health food store.
Damiana has been used in China for centuries to help women deal with several of the issues that are associated with the feminine reproductive system. It's partner is Dong quai, which helps with the male libido. Damiana is used to balance feminine hormones and to bring oxygen to the reproductive organs. Because it improves the flow of oxygen to the area, it strengthens the uterus and surrounding structures and allows for stronger contractions.
Soy Products
Soy is an excellent source of plant estrogen and is used as a base for many herbal lotions and creams that are manufactured for women. Taken internally, they provide an adequate amount of nutrients as well as the plant hormones that work so well in the human body. Soy is easily assimilated by the body and is usually well tolerated. There are some people who are allergic to soy, so you may want to consult with a physician to find out what your risks are.
Black and Blue Cohosh
Black and blue cohosh are two well known women's herbs. They are used to stimulate the uterus and to control menstrual periods. Do not use either black or blue cohosh while you are pregnant or if you are trying to become pregnant. They are known abortifacients and can cause a miscarriage or even premature labor. Consult a qualified natural health practitioner or you family doctor if you have any questions.
Red Raspberry
Red Raspberry taken in tea or capsule form is known to reduce the amount of blood loss during the birthing process and also to relieve cramps and reduce bleeding during periods. This must be used in moderation. Consuming large amounts of the tea will cause monthly periods to stop. Every woman is different, so you will have to find out how much you need with some trial and error. The rule of thumb is a half a cup of tea a day for the week prior to your period. This is supposed to reduce cramps and slow down overly heavy flow.


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NFL Predictions – Week 16
It's time for predictions for Week 16 of the 2018 NFL season.
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14 Jul The 6 best places to photograph flowers in Toowoomba
The 6 best places to photograph flowers in Toowoomba
Last updated on June 17th, 2019
If you like photographing flowers, spring is the right time and if you live in or are visiting Toowoomba, the parks and gardens will give plenty of opportunity. Here are the 6 best places to photograph flowers in Toowoomba.
Queens Park Botanic Gardens
Queens park and its botanic gardens is probably the most visited gardens in Toowoomba. Each year thousands visit the park especially during the carnival of flowers. A lot of work goes into plantings to ensure displays of flowers in garden beds.
The park itself is pretty much in the middle of the city. The botanical gardens are at the corner of Lindsey and Campbell Streets.
Laurel Bank Park
This is my favourite of the inner city parks. It's not as large as Queens Park but has great open spaces for the kids to play, BBQ and picnic facilities (limited) and great displays of a wide range of flowering plants. The garden beds are full with mass plantings. Check the tulip beds in the south west corner.
The park is on the corner of West and Herries Streets but the best way to get into the park is from Hill St.
If you like roses then this is the place for you. With species from heritage to cultivars, climbers and creepers there's something here for everyone.
Most of the beds have a layout diagram to help you identify the rose species.
The entry if off Holberton St with parking off Pottinger St.
Boyce Gardens
Set on six hectares, this magnificent garden, forest and park was established as a private garden by Leslie and Margaret Boyce. It was given by them, in trust to The University of Queensland, for the enjoyment and education of the people of Australia.
The Boyce Gardens are open to the public daily from 9am to 4pm
Entry is off Range St with parking right next store in the vacant block.
Japanese Gardens
Jointly owned by the University of Southern Queensland and the Toowoomba Regional Council, the Garden features steams and waterfalls, a large lake and around 230 species of Japanese and Australian native trees and plants.
The Garden is open daily from 6.00am (AEST) to dusk and admission is free. There is limited access for disabled persons, and public restrooms are available.
There are a couple of entrances but most people use the one off Regent St.
Peacehaven Botanic Park is around 15 minutes drive north of Toowoomba at Highfields. With open grass, picnic and BBQ facilities and a great kids playground in the south west corner.
Of six best, this is my favourite. Plenty of native plants to photograph and long winding paths that let you explore all parts of the park.
Entry is off Kuhl's Road.
There are a lot of great parks and gardens in and around Toowoomba. Photographing flowers in these parks will keep you busy for a while.
Do you have another place you like to visit and photograph flowers? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
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It is not necessary to create an account. You may shop as a guest. There are, however, benefits to creating an account; your contact information and order information will be securely stored, which will save you time every time you return. No credit card information is used in your personal account information.
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If you have any questions about your visit, please contact our Visitor Experience Team on 01522 554559 and they will be happy to help. These are the questions most frequently asked by our visitors and may help you in planning your visit.
- What happens when I buy a ticket online?
On completion of your order, you will be emailed an e-ticket containing a barcode and Booking Reference Number. Print it out and present it on arrival.
- I don't have a printer...
You don't have to print out the 8 digit booking reference; make a note of the Booking Reference Number and bring it with you, coupled with some ID.
- Can I alter the date of my ticket once purchased?
All tickets are non transferable and non refundable.
- Do I have to purchase my ticket online?
No, tickets can be purchased from our shop on the day of your visit.
- What are the benefits of purchasing a ticket online?
You can get 10% off theDay Ticket option when booked online. If you have your printed e-ticket with you when you arrive at the Castle you can head straight into the attraction and avoid any queues in our shop. Tickets are scanned at the entry point to each attraction: a turnstile for the Medieval Wall Walk and staffed point for the Victorian Prison and Magna Carta. Please have your tickets ready to be scanned.
- Do you issue refunds?
No, we regret we are unable to issue refunds.
- Do you offer group discounts?
For groups of 15 people or more we offer a 10% discount on the ticket price. More information about group visits can be found in Groups. If you have booked online but your group members wish to split up when they arrive onsite, please see a member of our Visitor Experience Team in the shop and they will exchange your group ticket for single tickets..
Your visit
- Can I bring a pram or pushchair into the attraction?
You are welcome to bring prams and pushchairs into the grounds. Unfortunately pushchairs cannot be taken onto the Medieval Wall Walk or inside the Victorian Prison and David P J Ross Magna Carta as these all contain narrow corridors. In order to ensure the comfort of all our visitors we ask that you leave pushchairs and buggies in the designated space at East Gate.
- Can I bring pets into the site?
Assistance guide dogs only are permitted on site.
- Is there a minimum age restriction?
Due to the nature of the site we ask that children (aged 0-16 years) are accompanied by an adult at all times.
- Where is the coach drop off point?
Please visit the Groups page for more information.
- Can I take photos in the attraction?
Photography is permitted inside the Castle grounds and buildings for non-commercial private use. Please note that photography is strictly prohibited in the David P J Ross Magna Carta Vault.
- Is Wifi available?
Wifi is available in our café.


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Here is an example that shows the usage of local task service instead of using Mina server as shown in http://community.jboss.org/people/bpmn2user/blog/2011/04/03/jbpm5-human-task-api-usage-example.
This approach would give the ability to run the both task service and BPM processes in the same JVM, i.e., it does not require over the network Mina task service execution calls.
This example requires JBPM5.2 release.
How to install and run this example?
Start with the JBPM plug-in setup as shown in http://community.jboss.org/people/bpmn2user/blog/2011/02/27/eclipse-plug-in-installation-for-jbpm5. Make sure jBPM5.2 libraries are used. Import the attached files into a JBPM project as shown below.
Here is a simple human task that is processed using local task service.
A local task service can be created as shown below.
A task can be started and completed using the API as shown below. It has a few API changes. For example
Following results can be seen after running the example successfully.
Update for the version 5.4:
This example has been modified for the version 5.4 and included in the attachment JBPM5.4LocalTaskExample.zip.
It has a few API changes. For example, SyncWSHumanTaskHandler in JBPMAPIUtil.java is replaced with LocalHTWorkItemHandler.


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Ghana international Jordan Ayew is grateful to everyone at Crystal Palace, especially the fans after being named the club's player of the month for August.
Ayew won the award with an 84% majority from more than 1,000 fans who voted on the club's official app
The 28-year-old was a hugely important figure in helping push Crystal Palace into 4th in the Premier League table after four games.
Upon receiving the award, Ayew was quick to share his appreciation towards the fans for their support: "I want to thank them, and everyone at the football club. I am grateful and this is a good thing, but it is just the beginning. It gives me more energy and desire to work harder for this football club."
Jordan has two goals from his three appearances in the league so far, scoring the winner in the Eagles' last league outing against Aston Villa, as well as bagging the crucial opener for the club's historic victory against Manchester United at Old Trafford.


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Friday 20 January 2012
Exeter Phoenix
Exeter Phoenix
'Living Room in London'
A benefit concert for the
'Friends of Buburi'
medical clinic in western Kenya.
|Under the spotlight at Exeter Phoenix - 'Living Room in London'
Violins: Ellie Fagg & Tom Norris - Hang: Manu Delago
Bass Clarinet: Christoph Pepe Auer - 'Cello: Gregor Riddell
From a series of reviews on 'Classical Journey', Tuesday 24 January 2012 . . .
After fourteen months the wonderful 'Living Room in London' have returned to Exeter - this time with their full complement of musicians.
When they last came to Exeter, their Austrian bass clarinettist, Christoph Auer, was not able to join them . Nevertheless, they played on magnificently, thrilling the Exeter audience, and raising money for the 'Friends of Buburi' Clinic in Kenya.
('Living Room in London' - in Exeter' St Matthew's Church, Saturday 30 October 2010)
Last Friday, with the addition of Christoph Pepe Auer, they were able to open the concert with a classic 'Living Room' piece - Manu Delago's own composition 'Constructing'.
|the original 'Living Room'
Manu Delago & Christoph Pepe Auer
Matching this extraordinary sound perfectly was the equally arresting music of Christoph Pepe Auer's bass clarinet. The stunning potential of this instrument will already be familiar to many music lovers in Devon. John Welton showed its classical potential in Stravinsky's glorious 'Rite of Spring' with the Exeter Music Group at Exeter Cathedral (24 Nov 2011). Chris Caldwell regularly pushes the limits of the instrument in 'Music on the Edge' - most memorably in 'Time and Distance' at Gallery 36 (20 November 2010).
Pepe takes things in several new directions - introducing gutteral and percussive sounds through the mouthpiece - this has to be heard to be fully appreciated, as is the case for the etherial sound of the hang.
The 'Living Room' duo of Manu and Pepe would be well worth the cost of admission - but that's just part of the equation. 'Living Room in London' also involves three string players from the London Symphony Orchestra (fortunately free from their commitments with the orchestra for one night!)
LSO violinist Tom Norris collaborated with Pepe on an album of songs, 'Edge of the World', (showcasing Tom's great singing voice) which was produced in Pepe's home town of Vienna in 2009. Tom subsequently introduced two more LSO players - violinist Ellie Fagg (Tom's wife) and 'cellist Gregor Riddell.
|soulful 'cello & bass clarinet
Playing together the music of these five artists was quite breathtaking.
Once they were all on stage they launched into Milton Mermikides' 'Escher Café'. M.C.Escher, we all know, delighted in creating artwork which confused the eye with optical illusions. Mermikides recreated Escher's trademark 'never-ending staircase', in sound. Ellie's explanation was helpful - but we soon got the idea. Rising scales somehow ended up back at the same note. An auditory illusion! Pepe seemed to be working his clarinet in some strange way with his left foot which only added to the confusion. Manu elicited bewildering microtones from the 'button' on top of his hang The combined sound was simply - spellbinding!
|alto saxophone
Pepe treated us to some very clever alto saxophone playing, while the string players used lots of special effects, slapping the strings, tapping with the back of the bow. Gregor reintroduced his familiar ricochet style, while Pepe switched to bass clarinet for notes in incredible gutteral croaking style. Manu even inverted his hang, producing new sounds with the edge of his fist - even probing the resonance chamber to find new notes.
Very clever, but also lots of fun, this piece is a glorious orgy of sound - the more musically minded might be able to recognise the references to other musicians - but the overall effect is unique and uniquely engaging. Toccata and Fugue on hang and fiddle anyone?
Then came Manu Delago's superb sound symphony for hang, woodwind and strings - 'Rising Between the Trains'. We heard this on 'Classical Journey' on Tuesday and it made a very lasting impression. The album track is not a studio recording - it was played in an underground tunnel for maximum effect. Anyone who has used the London underground regularly - especially at night - will have a pretty good idea what this is all about. A very haunting sound of rattling metal and keening strings evokes the lonely 'tubestation at midnight' perfectly. Manu concentrated on his hang-hang, trusting the other musicians totally. Ellie's slow crawl to the highest possible note on the violin fretboard was deliciously excruciating. Fade. End of part one.
After the interval there was no hesitation. Living Room in London launched immediately into 'Lilla Kontrast'. A great start. Pepe's clarinet notes were incredibly percussive and so sensitive to Ellie's violin. Pepe lived for a while in Sweden and his name for this composition means 'Small Differences'. That sums it up nicely!
|playful pizzicato
Delicate pizzicato phrases on the violins, masterful hang playing, dreamy 'cello - and the alto saxophone! Gregor played glorious glissandi on his 'cello, while Manu produced a new sound - the boom of the bass drum, created by turning the hang on edge and belting that top button.
|Tom Norris sings 'Another Song'
Then Pepe took us on another journey - to the Indian Himalayas this time. Apparently, Pepe had arranged to meet the other band members in northern India, but they were unable to join him. He stayed a while and was inspired to compose 'Indian Sandpaper'. The music tells the story of Indian contrast - terrible suffering, poverty and squalor - but also trancendental beauty. Everyone brought their offering to this piece, Gregor and Ellie reaching for the highest notes, while Pepe adjusted the controls on some kind of amplifier - distorting the sound to make it sound like the microtonal music of the sitar. This was a gorgeous combination of sounds, slow, serene - and magical - with fantastic synchronisation.
Everyone, musicians and audience, were quite dazed at the end of the piece - which was the end of the show. The musicians made their way off stage to amazed applause, returning for curtain calls. Something was needed to bring us all back down to earth.
Ellie had the perfect suggestion, which has now become their signature piece - 'Rondo à la Turc' from Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 11. With hang and bass clarinet, this is a real tour de force. Several extra flourishes have been added over the years, including a virtuoso hang solo - followed by clarinet, naturally. Crazy pizzicato, wild 'didjerido' on the clarinet, everything was new - Mozart would have loved it.
|A rousing finish - Mozart's 'Rondo à la Turc'
Sallie reports that Friday's concert has so far raised - over £1,000!
Want to find out more, or how to help support the Buburi clinic?
Click here for details.


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A rich and crusty Old-Fashion Bread Pudding with a sweet twist.
Traditionally Bread Pudding is odds and ends of day old bread baked in milk, spices eggs and baked in the oven. The recipe for bread pudding dates back centuries and was known as the poor man pudding. Mrs. Child, Author of the "American Frugal Housewife: Dedicated to Those who are not Ashamed of Economy", published in 1833. Describes the recipe for Bread Pudding as follows.
"A nice pudding made of bits of bread, they should be crumbled and soaked in milk overnight. In the morning, beat up three eggs with it, add a little salt, tie it up in a bag, or in a pan that will exclude every drop of water, and boil it a little more than an hour. No pudding should be put into the pot, until the water boils, Bread prepared in the same way makes good plum-pudding. Milk enough to make it quite soft; four eggs; a little cinnamon; a spoonful of rose-water or lemon brandy, if you have it; a few dry, clean raisins, sprinkled in and stirred up thoroughly is all that is necessary. It should bake or boil two hours."
Martha Washington's' recommended soaking the bread overnight in white wine. Abigail Adams served bread pudding with a "hot sack sauce"! Abigail doesn't mention what a hot sack sauces consisted of, but traditionally sauces were made with sugar, butter, brandy or lemon rind and served warm.
Today recipes for bread pudding include fresh sweet bread, cream, variety of fruits and nuts and chocolate. Try this wonderful version of an old favorite that is loaded with American Heritage Chocolate.
Chocolate Bread Pudding
Temperature: 325 degrees
Time: Bake 45-50 minutes
Servings: 6
Small Sauce Pan
Medium Mixing Bowl
7×11 baking pan, greased
2 cups of whole milk or Half and Half
¼ cup of butter
4 cups of cubed bread, loosely packed
½ cup of sugar
2 eggs slightly beaten
¼ tsp. salt
1 tsp. vanilla
½ cup American Heritage Chocolate Block, shaved
Heat milk and butter until scalded (until boiling point) Set aside to cool
Tip: My mother always told me to add cut up pieces of the butter to the milk, as soon as the butter is melted, the milk is scalded
Cube Bread slices
Shave one block of American Heritage Chocolate
In medium mixing bowl beat eggs, add bread stir gently
Blend cooled scalded milk to bread
Add sugar, salt and vanilla stir until lightly toss
Gently mix in shaved chocolate
Pour into greases baking pan.
Bake until silver knife comes out clean (45-50 minutes) The bread is puffy and no liquid is visible
Best served warm.
Today, Bread pudding is topped with *hard sauce, cream or ice cream
*Hard Sauce Recipe: Cream until soft ½ cup of butter. Blend in gradually 1 ½ cup of confectionary sugar and 2 tsp, of vanilla.
The bread and chocolate are a wonderful combination of textures. The chocolate adds a savory sweetness to the bread. My family recommends the chocolate bread pudding topped with vanilla ice cream with cacao nibs added for a bittersweet taste.
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Peppermint Hot Chocolate Cupcakes!
December/14/2010 09:38 PM
Again, I am so sorry it has been so long since my last update. I have been finishing up my last semester in pastry school! Busy busy!
A few weeks ago when it was starting to get nice and cold outside, these cupcakes popped into my head. I was thinking hot chocolate + peppermint schnapps.....and whipped cream! Oh so good.
So here is what I did.
Malted Hot Chocolate Cupcakes
-makes about 20
3/4 cup Ovaltine
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
3/4 teaspoon baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
2 large eggs
3/4 cup buttermilk
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
2/3 cup Peppermint Schnapps
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line cupcake pans with liners; set aside. In a large mixing bowl, sift together Ovaltine, cocoa, flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, and salt.
2. Add the eggs, buttermilk, oil, and schnapps; mix batter until smooth, about 3 minutes. Scrape down the sides and bottom of bowl to assure batter is well mixed.
3. Divide batter evenly among liners, filling each about 2/3 full. Bake until tops spring back when touched, about 20 minutes, rotating pan once if needed. Transfer to a wire rack; let cool completely.
Mix it up.
And for the frosting...I imagined the perfect cup of hot cocoa topped with marshmallows AND whipped cream. Oh yes.
EASY Marshmallow Whipped Cream
1 pint marshmallow cream
1/4 cup butter
1 pint whipping cream
1 tablespoon Peppermint Schnapps
2 tablespoons vanilla pudding mix
1. Whip the whipping cream, vanilla pudding powder, and add schnapps.
2. Blend the softened butter into the marshmallow cream. Fold into the whipped cream.
*For plain frosting, substitute 1 teaspoon vanilla for the Peppermint Schnapps.
And to garnish I just crushed up some classic peppermint candy canes and sprinkled them on top! Be careful though, if letting these cupcakes sit overnight, refrigeration is a good idea. But if serving within a few hours, the gelatin in the pudding mix will allow them to hold just fine. Also, wait until serving to sprinkle on candy pieces, because they will dissolve if left overnight.
Happy Holidays!
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Ballynahinch Farmer Blue President
Friday, 04 September 2015 10:42
BALLYNAHINCH, Co Down farmer Johnny Young has become the first ever Honorary President of the Northern Ireland Blue Cattle Club reports Rodney Magowan.
One of the pioneers of British Blue cattle breeding in the province Johnny was appointed Hon President at the Cattle Club AGM, much too his surprise! Making the presentation Club committee member James Martin of Ballyblack paid tribute to Johnny's unstinting efforts for the club over many years.
"No one ever had to ask Johnny to come along and help run events such as the young handlers' competition, he simply turned up and quietly got on with the work! " James noted.
"Always a pleasure to work with our new President has consistently encouraged other breeders, especially the younger folk. So it is hardly surprising his grand children are so closely involved in managing the family's Magheradroll pedigree British Blue Cattle Herd."
Responding Johnny said that being in a club means working together for the good of the club and ensuring young people are made welcome as they are the future of any organisation
. "British Blue cattle are the ultimate beef breed when it comes to adding value to calves bred from dairy or suckler herd. Being made Hon President is a great honour and I wish the club success in the future."
Top Terminal Sire Breeds Mart Toppers!
Friday, 04 September 2015 10:39
"WHEN it comes to adding value to calves from dairy or suckler herds British Blues remain the top terminal sire for progressive farmers," the key note comment from Chairman Jason Edgar at the NI Blue Cattle Club AGM.
Continuing Jason noted that beef prospects were improving after a difficult year for the sector. This had, until recently, impacted on pedigree bull sale prices, but nationwide dropped calves, stores and finished stock with Blue breeding kept topping mart reports in good times and bad times..
"Through out this year past the Blue Club had a series of events, including a strong presence at NI shows. Indeed British Blues bred in NI took awards and top prices at breed shows and sales across the water. This reflects the quality of cattle bred in this part of the UK.
"To all members who have helped promote the breed at events and to all our sponsors a big thank you from club officer holders...
"However, I must especially note that a good friend of the NI Blue Club has decided to step down as secretary of the British Blue Cattle Society. John Fleming always tried to help and encourage breeder in this region and we wish him well in retirement as we welcome new secretary Andy Ryder.
"On behalf of the NI Club our British Blue Cattle Society council member Harold McKee has made a presentation to John."
The following were then elected to serve for the year to come;
Chairman Jason Edgar, vice chairman Basil Dougherty, treasurer David Young, secretary Libby Young.
Executive committee; James Martin, Oliver McCann, Alan Cleland, Ivan Gordon and Stephen Gordon.
Auditors A Cleland and Jim Sloan.
William new Dow AgroSciences Ulster Manager
Friday, 04 September 2015 10:29
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Pink Wrap Aids Breast Cancer Charities
Friday, 04 September 2015 10:12
IN fields and farmyards nationwide big bale silage wrap is turning pink as farming families help raise funds for breast cancer charities!
Volac, together with film manufacturer Trioplast, has launched a special pink edition of the 1,900 metre Topwrap RS 1900 with a donation for every roll used going to aid breast cancer research, prevention and treatment.
A fund raising idea already a great success in New Zealand is now proving equally popular here as a very visual means of both raising funds and awareness of breast cancer in the rural community.
The NI launch of the pink wrap was hosted by Castlederg dairy farmer Gareth Sproule and his wife Deborah. A specialist radiographer with the breast screening unit at the Altnagelvin Hospital in Londonderry Deborah urges women to ensure local GPs have their correct address details.
This is essential as all women aged between 50 and 70, the most at risk age group, are called for breast screening every three years using the address held by their local medical practice. Not updating personal details with a GP can mean slipping under the radar when it comes to these vital mammograms.
Deborah believes this pink big bale wrap publicity will encourage more women to attend their breast screening appoints as an amazing 25% of appointments are not kept!
Of those attending for a routine screening mammogram 4% are recalled for further checks, but of these only one in four may require potentially life saving treatment.
Those attending for routine mammograms either at a hospital or a mobile scanning unit have their results inside two weeks.
Women over 70 may also request an appointment and those under 50 concerned about changes in their body or with a family history of breast cancer should see their GP for a referral to a breast screening unit. For younger women referred by a GP results will be available on the day they attend for a mammogram.
Women in the farming community lead especially busy lives, but the sight of pink big bales of silage now serve as an extra reminder that time taken for routine health checks could save your life!
To support this breast cancer awareness and fund raising campaign by baling your silage in pink wrap contact Volac NI manager Alistair Sampson, tel; 078606 26442.
Liquid Energy Easily Into Cows
Friday, 04 September 2015 00:00
DRENCHING manually to get extra energy into early lactation cows at risk of Ketosis due to a negative energy balance is no longer needed on the Arfman family farm in the Netherlands.
Instead Henk Arfman and son Andre, who run 160 cows and 90 followers at Vorden near the German border, installed the MultiDos system in June 2014.
Developed by Hanskamp, the Dutch manufacturer specialising in innovation for dairy farming, MultiDos is a simple, robust means of providing cows with liquid feed in addition to concentrates.
Henk and Andre Arfman use two DeLaval milking robots with the MultiDos system installed on both. Fixed to the wall the MultiDos is connected to a container of liquid additives.
A special Hanskamp tube that is durable, transparent and impervious to temperature, takes the liquid through the machine to pour a pre-set amount directly over concentrates offered to the cow entering the robot.
"Our cows easily consume the additive containing glycerol, niacin, biotin and cobalt so a negative energy balance and Ketosis in early lactation cows is no longer a problem," Andre Arfman explained.
"Gone is the need to manually dose cows. A labour intensive chore that cows certainly did not like. MultiDos is very cow friendly and there is no problem getting them to eat the concentrates with liquid added.
"All our freshly calved cows now receive this liquid feed through the MultiDos system. We just have to program into the computer how much of each product each individual cow is to get and the system does the rest.
"As well as propylene glycol having the MultiDos system in the dairy unit means a whole range of additives, vitamins and minerals can be fed.
"Nowadays we have few cases of Ketosis thanks to this very easy was to get extra energy into cows where needed."
Andre, who also works off farm three days a week as a consultant with a local firm of accountants, is already planning to have MultiDos fitted to a third robot milker. "We are expanding the herd and MultiDos from Hanskamp is very much part of our plans for a better future in milk production."
MultiDos, which has recently been installed on several British farms is a successor to the popular Hanskamp PropyDos system.
For further information on MultiDos and other Hanskamp innovations browse
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MultiDos will be on display at the RUAS Balmoral Show, the RABDF Livestock Event and the RoI Ploughing Championships.
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Sir Paul Silk spent most of his career as a senior official in the House of Commons. From 2001 to 2007, he was Clerk to the National Assembly for Wales. From 2011 to 2014, he chaired the UK Governments' Commission on Devolution in Wales. He is a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales, an Associate of Global Partners Governance, President of the Study of Parliament Group, an honorary Fellow of Aberystwyth University, and a member of the Councils of the Constitution Unit at University College London and of the Hansard Society. He has been an Honorary Professor at Cardiff University, a Governor of the University of South Wales and a Director of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. He is an Old Breconian and the father of three Old Breconians. After Christ College he was educated at Oxford, Princeton and the Open Universities. He was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in the Queen's 2015 New Year Honours list for his service to the Parliaments of, and Devolution in, the UK. Sir Paul became Chair of Governors on 6th July 2014.
Archbishop John was born in Newport, educated in Bassaleg Grammar School, the University of Southampton and College of Law in Chester. He became a solicitor in 1997 specialising in Criminal Law. Ordained in 1984, Archbishop John served in a variety of parishes in the Diocese of Monmouth and was heavily involved in the life of that Diocese before being invited by Bishop Anthony Pierce to become the Dean of Brecon - a post he held for eight years before being elected Bishop of Swansea and Brecon in January 2008. In September 2017 he was elected as Archbishop of Wales. Both Archbishop John's son and daughter are Old Breconians and he became a Christ College Governor on his appointment as Bishop. Archbishop John is married to Jo, an emergency nurse practitioner.
Archdeacon Alan was born in Bournemouth, educated at Bournemouth Grammar School, read social policy at the University of Exeter, read theology in the University of Cambridge alongside ordination training, and ecumenical studies in Geneva. Ordained in 1981, Alan began his ministry in urban areas around Birmingham and Manchester. He then moved to Hereford where the red soil of the Marches clogged to his feet. Appointments in the Diocese of Hereford were followed by a move into Wales in 2007 where care of the parish of Llyn Safaddan was combined with work on social responsibility issues. In 2013 he became Archdeacon of Brecon.
Son of a local farmer, Mr Whittall was educated at Brecon High School and Swansea University. Trained as an accountant with KPMG – now working as Commercial Director of Western Log Group. A partner in their Renewable Energy Partnership. Son, Gethin and daughter, Angharad are Old Breconians.
Professor Michael Davies is Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research at the University of Sussex. From 2013 to 2015 he also served as Deputy Vice-Chancellor. Prior to being appointed to his present post in January 2013 he was the Dean of Engineering at the University of Auckland, New Zealand where he was also Pro-Vice-Chancellor of The University of Auckland Tāmaki Innovation Campus. From 1997 to 2007 he was the Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Dundee in Scotland, where he was also Deputy Principal and Dean of Engineering and Physical Sciences. Professor Davies was previously a lecturer in the School of Engineering at Cardiff University. He obtained his first degree from King's College, University of London and his Masters and PhD degrees from the University of Cambridge. On leaving Cambridge he took up a NATO/SERC Research Fellowship at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is currently an Honorary Professor at City, University of London. He is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and a Fellow of the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (Scotland's National Academy of Science & Letters).
Mr Clive Dytor was educated at Christ College Brecon where he was a prefect and member of the 1st XV rugby team. He won a place at Trinity College Cambridge to read Oriental Studies following which he joined the Royal Marines. Mr Dytor was awarded the MC for gallantry in action during the Battle of Two Sisters in the Falklands conflict. After leaving the Armed Forces, he studied Theology at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford before entering parish ministry. His conversion to Catholicism saw him take up post of Housemaster at St Edward's Oxford and then Headmaster at The Oratory School, Reading in 2000. After a short spell away from the chalk face, he is now teaching Religion and Rugby to special needs boys. He is married to Sarah and they have two children, Benjamin and Francesca. Mr Dytor's interests include Hispanic Culture, Sport, Music and Country Life.
Mr Michael Gittins is a resident of Brecon and has served as a Governor of Christ College since 1999, initially as the Town Council's nominee and latterly as a Co-opted Governor. He has also served as a Governor of two other local schoolsfrom 1986 to 2012. During his period as a councillor he has served as Mayor of Brecon on two occasions and now holds the position of Honorary Bailiff of the Town of Brecon. As an Old Breconians (1956 – 60 SHB) he has a long standing association with Christ College. His duties as Governor also includes representing the Board on CCB's Health & Safety and CCHA Committee.
Mrs Susan Gwyer-Roberts, BA, M.Ed, NPQH, FRSA, is Headteacher at Caldicot School, Monmouthshire (a secondary school with 1400 pupils), is an Estyn Inspector, Chair of School Budget Forum for Monmouthshire and a lay council member of Cardiff University. Her areas of expertise are leadership and management. She has been a Governor of Christ College Brecon since 2003.
David lives and runs his own estate agency in Brecon. He is a farmer's son from Abergavenny where he went to King Henry VIII Grammar School and onto Bristol Polytechnic. He is married to Kathryn and they have three children, Helen who teaches in Newport, Oliver & Emily who have followed David into the estate agency/surveying profession and help run his practice. David loves Brecon and is keen on sport although now only able to play football and golf.
Jane James is the Senior Advisor in Policy, Government & Public Affairs for Chevron Downstream and Chemicals. Appointed to this role in April 2013, she has previously worked extensively across Wales in agriculture, food, youth and energy sectors. Christ College is an important part of the James' family life as Jane's husband and daughters are all Old Breconians.
Dame Shân became a Governor of Christ College, Brecon on her appointment as Lord Lieutenant of Powys in 1998 and is an active supporter of the College. She is also Lady in Waiting to HRH The Princess Royal, amongst many other activities supporting The Armed Services, local organisations and charities within Wales and, in particular, Powys.
Mr Lewis is an Old Breconian who attended Christ College from 1984-1991 and was Head of School in his final year.
After studying Chemical Engineering at Swansea University he was a pioneer of professional rugby playing almost 300 games for Cardiff and gaining 29 caps for Wales. After retiring from professional rugby, he embarked on a career in investment management working for Brewin Dolphin, where he worked for 13 years becoming a Divisional Director. He has recently been appointed by another leading investment firm, Brooks Macdonald, and is responsible for the management and devolpement of their newly opened Wales office.
Firmly committed to the school, he has served on the Old Breconian Association Committee,since the first year he left, including a period as Chairman. Mr Lewis lives in Brecon, with his three children who all attend Christ College and his wife, Marianne, works at the school.
A fluent Welsh speaker, originally from Anglesey, Ann has had over twenty years' media experience in Wales. She started her career with BBC Wales in 1983 and worked on numerous news and current affairs programmes in radio and television in both languages. When she left BBC Wales in 2003, she was the senior director on the BBC's flagship Welsh news programme Wales Today. Ann and her family moved to Brecon in 2001 and she ran her own business in the town for eight years. Oriel Pen y Fan was an art gallery specialising in contemporary Welsh art. She is a Councillor for St John's Ward on Brecon Town Council and is Chair of Brecknock and Radnor Community Health Council and is a Lay Representative for the Wales Deanery at Cardiff Medical School. She is a Trustee of Flying Start at Priory School and Vice Chair of the Friends of St John's Centre.
Ms Molyneux is the founder and Chief Executive of NewLaw Legal Ltd, a law firm employing over 470 people in Cardiff, Bristol, Basingstoke and Glasgow. Helen established NewLaw n 2004, following a career as a partner in Eversheds.
She also holds positions as Director of CIQ Ltd, Director of Head Office and Chair of the Institute of Welsh Affairs.
Ms Molyneux was named Welsh Woman of the Year in 2011 and the Law Society's Legal Businesswoman of the Year in 2013.
Born in Caerphilly and raised in Wales, she now lives in Chepstow. She has two children.
Mrs Watkins joined Christ College as a pupil in De Winton House in 2006 before being appointed Deputy Head of School in her final year. She went on to study at Exeter University which saw her spend her work placement in Hong Kong. She graduated in 2013 with First Class Honours. Since leaving university Mrs Watkins joined the Aldi Area Manager Graduate Programme and in 2016 was selected to oversee the recruitment, training and development of the Cardiff region which incorporates 64 stores across South Wales and the South West. She has recently returned to managing stores including those in Ely, Caerphilly and Pontypridd. Mrs Watkins is married to Nick, a conservation engineer and lives in Cardiff.
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In a few easy steps you can have your Collection set up to allow your clients to download directly to their Mobile Devices.
Setting up Mobile Downloads
To set up your Collection to allow your clients to download to their mobile devices, you will need to go into the Collection and enable the Single Photo Download option. To do this go to the Collection > Collection Settings > Download and enable the Single Photo Download feature. Next, select the size of file your client can download - Web Size (640px, 1024px, or 2048px), High-Res, or Original (available with any upgraded accounts). Single Photo Downloads can only be offered in one resolution at a time; multiple resolutions can only be offered for the full Gallery Download.
From here you can also choose to disable the Download PIN requirement for Single Photo Downloads, as well as the option to require your client to enter their email address (these options are enabled by default to help you track downloads more accurately). If you turn these options Off, anyone with access to the Collection will be able to download the images for free.
Once you have enabled Single Photo Downloads, your clients will be able to download directly to their Mobile Device.
What does this look like for my client/how do they download?
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You can invite your clients to view their Collection using the Share feature in your Pixieset Dashboard; this will allow them to easily open the Collection from their phone. When your clients view their Collection on a mobile device, it will look similar to this:
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Your clients will need to individually select which images they wish to download. Once they have selected an image they wish to download, they can simply click on the download icon to begin downloading the image (shown in the first image below).
If you have enabled download tracking, your clients will be asked to enter the 4-digit Download PIN and their email address to continue with the download.
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Once they click the Download Icon, the image will open in a new window, simply select OK to move on. Then they will hold, or press down on the image on their phone, until the Save Image message box appears.
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Once they select Save Image, the image will be saved directly to their mobile device's camera roll. They can continue this process for every other image they wish to download, but they will only need to enter the PIN and email address the first time.
How does my client download their full gallery to mobile?
Your client can download their full collection to their Dropbox or Google Photos account. On the download page, they can simply select where they would like the download to be sent:


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Makerspace sessions make the 2016 President's Report
Faculty of Education
Jan 17th, 2017
Marcia Porter
The Faculty of Education's makerspace partnership sessions last fall are highlighted in the 2016 edition of the President's Report!
You can read on, or click here for the story! http://www.mun.ca/presidentsreport/2016/public-engagement/
Miss the scent of sawdust and woodchips from your days in junior and senior high school industrial arts labs? Want to create something cool with a 3D printer?
Then the Faculty of Education's makerspace sessions coming up next month are just for you.
DIY space
A makerspace is a collaborative work space, for making, learning, exploring and sharing that uses high tech to no-tech tools.
From left, Prof. David Gill and Dr. Gerald Galway in the Technology Education Centre.Photo: Chris Hammond
Faculty of Education members Dr. Gerald Galway and Prof. David Gill are offering makerspace sessions in partnership with the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers Association, the Newfoundland and Labrador English School Eastern School District and the College of the North Atlantic, with support from a Memorial public engagement grant.
Traditional practice
In generations past, the process of making things used to be an everyday activity in both school and at home. The practice is enjoying a resurgence, and has led to the establishment of makerspaces across a range of public spaces from schools and libraries to colleges and universities.
By "making things," Dr. Galway and Prof. Gill mean pretty much anything that you can make in a modern day technology space with fabrication equipment such as 3D printers, electronics and woodworking tools.
Prof. Gill, who teaches in the technology education program, sees the sessions as an excellent field experience for his students.
"We like to see our students engaging in experiential learning activities wherever we can create them," he said.
Pre-service teachers will host and run the sessions following their first teaching internships in the faculty's Technology Education Centre.


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With the weather down under fluctuating from hour to hour, a cover up in the form of a trusty wool hat is always wise. There is nothing remotely strange about pairing bordeaux with pine (red and green can surely be a tasteful hit), and when it comes to all things shiny, I say go for gold.
This jumpsuit by LAISON is one of my favourites, and the charming bow back detail behind the piece is clearly well executed — not too tacky and extravagant for day, but still elaborate enough to pair with jewels and swarovski-studded stilettos come night. What I love most is the familiarity of the brand's tailoring: the strapless bodice ending with a flattering empire waist, and the wide trousers flowing down to a floor-skimming hem.
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Every day this week, Never Alone blog will look back and feature our most popular blogs of 2015.
#3. Our third most popular blog of 2015 outlined the 4 Things You'll Want to Consider When Choosing a RIB Intercom System.
While there are many complexities in choosing a RIB intercom system, the answer to these complexities is a modular, software defined intercom system. With this new generation of intercom system both users and organizations can easily and quickly update their software and add a new module to the system for increased functionality.


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As part of a larger effort to increase safety and enjoyment on the Mill Valley/Sausalito Multiuse Pathway, the County of Marin, the City of Mill Valley and the Marin County Bicycle Coalition are re-launching the Share the Path public awareness campaign.
This campaign aims to improve awareness, safety, access, and enjoyment for users of multiuse pathways across Marin County. The campaign also includes continued outreach tabling at the Sycamore roundabout, an "I Share" pledge, classroom education on safety provided by Safe Routes to School, speed feedback signs on the path, and continued enforcement of speed limits.
Share the Path is one of four initiatives that the partnership is taking to improve access and safety on the Mill Valley Sausalito Multiuse Pathway. Other initiatives include physical improvements to the pathway; regulatory changes including an enlarged "slow zone" of 10 mph adjacent to Bayfront Park; and increased enforcement of safety rules and regulations.
Bold, temporary signs designed to capture attention will be installed along the path through October 8 in coordination with Back to School on Aug. 26 and International Walk & Roll to School Day on Oct. 7.
A roundabout intersection was completed in March 2015 at a high-use junction at the eastern edge of Sycamore Avenue on the Mill Valley/Sausalito multiuse pathway—the first of its kind on any Marin pathway. The roundabout, located in one of the busiest stretches of the multiuse pathway network, is designed to help slow people down and minimize user conflicts.
Construction of the roundabout was funded in part by Parks and Open Space Measure A dollars as well as County National Model Program funds.
As part of a larger maintenance project to improve safety and functionality of the path, the City of Mill Valley also added a multiuse pathway alongside the east end of Sycamore Avenue, which allowed users coming from Camino Alto to more easily connect with the main pathway.
Additional improvements to the pathway include the application of street graphics depicting traffic flow and pedestrian crossing treatments in key locations.
Representatives for Share The Path will be at the Sycamore Avenue roundabout (near Camino Alto) on Aug. 22 from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., on Sept. 13 from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., on Oct. 3 from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., and on Oct. 7 from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
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Chinese through pictures course is available to students at elementary and intermediate levels. It is designed to provide students with pictures to break down Chinese characters, and to understand ancient Chinese culture through these Chinese characters. The learning of Chinese characters will not be boring anymore.
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3. Timing of all of the Chinese classes are flexible; students may set their own study schedule. Please contact us for more details.
4. Private Classes and Small Group Classes maybe arranged outside of the school as required by the students.
5. Please inform your Course Consultant no later than 18:00 p.m. the day before you have your course or 3 working hours in advance to cancel your classes or change your study schedule.
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OverviewAmerican Express Assistant Manager, Amex Offers Full Time in Sydney NSW
American Express
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Assistant Manager, Amex Offers
Sydney NSW
And Social Media. At American Express we aspire to become the world's most respected….
At American Express we aspire to become the world's most respected
service brand. Our values encompass customer commitment, integrity, quality,
teamwork, respect for people, good citizenship, will to win, respect for others
and personal accountability.
The Amex Offers team sits within the Global Merchant Services Marketing
team that drive value for key Amex merchant partners. The Amex Offers team
manage our digital platform that delivers value for our merchant partners at
scale with our multi-merchants strategy being a key part of this. Amex Offers
is also a key loyalty lever for Amex Cards team.
An exciting opportunity has arisen within the team for an Assistant
Manager. As the successful individual you
will manage our multi-strategy end-to-end, from Merchant identification and
sell in, through to overseeing campaign execution, budget management to
analytics and reporting back to our Merchants. In addition you will help
identify opportunities and build scale network marketing programs to drive
Merchant and Card member engagement, manage these end-to-end tactical
campaigns, and ensure portfolio measurement and analytics are delivered.
The position will frequently attend merchant meetings, providing
marketing expertise, monitoring and analysing campaign results, communicating
results effectively back to merchants and contributing to strategy
The successful candidate will:
- Flawlessly execute objective-led Multi-Merchant marketing strategies
with Managed Merchant accounts to drive merchant satisfaction measured via
annual Net Promoter Score survey (NPS).
- Help drive the pipeline and by partnering with Client Management to
identify opportunities to sell-in Amex Offers campaigns across the Merchant
- Leverage our transformational digital capabilities and distribution
channels to drive our Merchant and Card Member marketing strategies.
- Manage budgets, and external agency relationships.
Offer of employment with American Express is conditioned upon the successful
completion of a background verification check, subject to applicable laws and
You will need to have:
- Demonstrated experience and passion for B2C Marketing, Digital Marketing
and Social Media.
- Partnerships, consulting or sales experience an advantage.
- Proven ability to flawlessly execute a number of marketing campaigns
- Ability to drive results across a large volume of campaign while
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- Experience of analysing and interpreting data, to thoroughly
understanding of the performance of channels, campaigns and customer segments.
- Demonstrated skill in building and leveraging relationships; a team
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American Express.
- Proactive, personable and high energy
- Flexibility and ability to deal with ambiguity and rapid change
addition to this you will have exceptional attention to detail, be a
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Schedule (Full-Time/Part-Time): Full-time
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Sydney, NSW, AU
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