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C491 - Rutile on Hematite on Quartz $ 1000
Cavradi Gorge, Curnera Valley, Grischun, Switzerland
small cabinet - 6 x 3.5 x 2.5 cm
Epitaxial red Rutile on Hematite crystals on a water clear, glassy crystal of light smokey Quartz. The Quartz crystal is 6cm tall and undamaged. The Hematite crystals reach 1.7cm in size.
C492 - Quartz scepter $ 250
Minas Gerais, Brazil
small cabinet - 7 x 5.5 x 5 cm
Transparent, light smokey Quartz scepter atop a Quartz crystal that is partially intergrown with black Tourmaline. The scepter is glassy with a stepped termination. Slight edge wear in places but relatively undamaged. This is an old crystal from the 1960s/70s.
C494 - Bournonite on Sphalerite $ 200
Machacamarca Mine, Potosí Department, Bolivia
small cabinet - 8.2 x 6 x 3 cm
Elongated, silvery Bournonite crystals to 1.4 cm on a Sphalerite matrix.
C495 - Prehnite $ 200
Djouga, Bendougou, Kayes Region, Mali
miniature - 3.5 x 3.5 x 2 cm
Translucent green Prehnite with 4 stalactitic formations growing out of a Prehnite base. Sort of reminds me of a snails head.
C496 - Fluorite on Quartz $ 350
Huanggang Mine, Inner Mongolia, China
small cabinet - 7 x 5 x 3 cm
Smokey Quartz crystals that are covered by small, outwardly growing white Quartz crystals, that are in turn covered by inky blue Fluorite crystals. Undamaged.
C497 - Apatite on Ferberite $ 350
Panasquiera, Portugal
miniature - 5 x 5 x 3 cm
A 2.3 cm green Apatite crystal attached to a Ferberite crystal, with mica. Classic and aesthetic Panasquiera combo. The Apatite crystal is gemmy and 1.2cm thick. The Ferberite has some contacting on the rear left side where another Ferberite intergrew, otherwise undamaged.
C500 - Azurite with Malachite (R) $ 5000
Christiana Mine, Lavrion District, Greece
small cabinet - 6.5 x 5.5 x 4.5 cm
Interconnected spherical clusters of Azurite with minor amounts of attached Malchite. This is a superb Greek Azurite specimen and was photographed in Lapis magazine. It is a floater specimen well crystallized all around and has one repair. Extraordinary color!
C504 - Fluorite on Quartz $ 350
Huanzala Mine, Peru
small cabinet - 5.5 x 5.0 x 4 cm
Colorless, transparent 2.5cm Fluorite octahedron perched atop a cluster of Quartz crystals. The Fluorite has stepped growth indentations into the crystal faces. A subtle beauty.
C505 - Copper $ 375
Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan, USA
small cabinet - 6 x 4.5 x 1.6 cm
Copper crystal cluster with a deep, rich patina. Good on both sides and undamaged.
C507 - Quartz gwindel $ 400
Shalman Valley, Khyber Agency, Pakistan
thumbnail - 3 x 3 x 1.5 cm
Transparent, undamaged Quartz gwindel, good on both sides.
C512 - Quartz var. Herkimer Diamond $ 350
Herkimer, New York, USA
small cabinet - 8.5 x 8 x 5.5 cm
Cluster of double-terminated Quartz crystals known as 'Herkimer Diamonds'. Bright and glassy crystals that are complete and undamaged all around.
C515 - Quartz scepters $ 350
Chihuahua, Mexico
small cabinet - 8 x 5 x 5 cm
Cluster of excellent Quartz scepters with very slight Amethyst coloration. Small Chalcopyrite crystals are attached to the base. Comes with an old Lidstrom's label.
C516 - Prehnite on Tanzanite $ 650
Merelani Hills, Arusha, Tanzania
cabinet - 9.5 x 6.5 x 3.5 cm
Yellow Prehnite on bladed, fan-shaped crystals of Tanzanite. This fan-shaped bladed habit is uncommon for Tanzanite. There are also small Quartz crystals attached. Comes with an old Trinity Minerals label and I recall this originally sold on the Trinity site for $750.
C517 - Amethyst $ 280
Kingston Mtns., San Bernardino Co., California, USA
miniature - 4.5 x 3.9 x 3 cm
Amethyst crystal cluster from the diggings in the Kingston Mountains of eastern California. Most Amethyst from this locality have alot of white Quartz over the purple or are only transluscent and of medium purple color. The very best (in my opinion) are of the style of this specimen, with clear transparent Quartz over deep purple Amethyst. Fine and undamaged.
C518 - Calcite with Mottramite $ 150
Tsumeb, Namibia
miniature - 3.6 x 3.1 x 3 cm
Cluster lenticular Calcite crystals with green Mottramite. The Mottramite has great color and is both in and outside the Calcite A Tsumeb classic.
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| A Look At What Happens When So-Called "Pranksters"
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& Send a Gang of 5 Rapists To My House
The Deserve To Be Raped Raids & Why I Turned Off Twitch Chat...
How The Avallac'h Playthrough changed my life, caused the destruction of The Dazzling Razzberry Autism Awareness Car, made 28 families homeless, caused the death of a 10 year old
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As has been requested (endlessly) EK's Star Log is returning to the internet. You can still read the original archive here... https://eelkat.wordpress.com
The reason you couldn't find it is because I set it to private un-index mode, meaning it no longer shows up in Google search results and can only be accessed by a direct link.
Meaning, if you didn't have the url for it, no amount of searching for it would tell you how to find it. Anyone who had the url could still access it though.
I had set it to private September 23, 2013, intending to move each page here to EelKat.com... however, November 14, 2013, after only moving about 30 pages, I was beaten up and left paralyzed for 5 months, then spent 18 months relearning to walk. I am still crippled and have limited mobility.
Below is one of the blog posts that originally appeared on EK's Star Log. The original articles are still online but no longer indexed in Google. Links to the original article, are included with this post, as is the original posting date. Clicking the links will take you to the original site, where you can see the old Space Dock 13 website still online. Space Dock 13 as it looked when hosted on WordPress from 2003 to 2013.
Half Way Mark Report For: The Year of Doing Big, Fun, Scary Things Together
Half Way Mark Report For: The Year of Doing Big, Fun, Scary Things Together
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The Year of Doing Big, Fun, Scary Things Together
The end of July marks the half way point for NaNoWriMo's Big Scary 2009. It's time for us to update our goals and give the half way progress reports. Have you guys been keeping track of your goals? Did you get anything done yet? Have you added any new last minute goals? Have any goals you planned been knocked off for whatever reason? Now is the time to head back to NaNoWriMo and let every one know how you are making out with this year's goals, if you haven't done so already.
Here's my progress report for this year:
Once upon a time I had a thread where I was going to keep track of my goals. I have no idea where it went and I think I only posted on it once since I made it! LOL!I had several goals:
one was to read a book every week. I've been doing that, but I forgot to write down the books as I read them and now I don't know if I'm on schedule or not, because I'm pretty sure I missed some weeks and I don't know if I read enough other weeks to make up for it or not. This is my standard goal, every year – read 52 books or one per week; I usually do pretty good at it, but I always forget to keep track of what I read. I need to keep a chart. As an add on to that goal I had a list that said "including these books . . . ." well, I did THAT part of the goal at least, I read the few books on THAT list within the first month
my second goal was to work on editing all the drafts I have laying around (I've got 6 nearly finished books and dozens of short stories scattered all over the place) and get at least one of them published by the end of the year. I'm good at writing lots and lots of stuff really fast, but I'm so terribly slow when it comes to editing, so I have ended up with more stuff to edit and not much editing done. I have however gotten one book and one play-script nearly complete and almost publishable, so I'm nearing my goal, but not sure if (at the speed I'm going) I'll get either published before next year, so this goal may roll over and become a goal for next year, but than again, I still have a few months to go, so there's still time, maybe I'll get a sudden burst of editing energy and get it finished right quick, who knows. In any case, I am seeing progress with the book now in it's 4th draft! (YAY!).
There has been a bit of an unfortunate side effect to this goal – the book I'm working on is the non-fiction autobiography one called "For Fear of Little Men", about my UFO experiences and how a local church group reacted to it (they reacted like a mob straight out a Frankenstein, accusing me of being a witch that consorted with demons and than took it upon themselves to destroy my property, kill my pets, and set fire to my house.) The first draft for this book went online shortly after the end of NaNoWriMo08 so that I could edit it with the help of some online friends. Parts of the second draft went online in early 2009 here:http://www.squidoo.com/Amphibious-Aliens
and here: http://www.squidoo.com/OnBeingHomeless2
and here: http://www.squidoo.com/Autism-and-Me
and here: http://www.squidoo.com/No-Meat This was so that I could get some various reader opinions on what I had written, as well as to get some feedback on what stuff readers wanted to know. (The book is being written as an interview and all of the interview questions are coming directly from my online readers, this way I can actually be answering questions people are actually asking about what happened.)
Well, in any case, last week, my dad, received a phone call (I don't have a phone) from the bishop asking me to meet him at his office. And I spent the next half hour being told by the bishop that I was a witch, an apostate, an evil caster of spells, and than he threw the ultimatum on me: delete my "wicked website of lies or be excommunicated". I was given 2 weeks to delete my "evil" websites, after which time, if it has not been deleted, he will be bringing in the church disciplinary council and start excommunication procedures!
Well, if in 30 years, I have stood up against them never refusing to deny the existence of this strange creature, why would I suddenly do so now? I'm not denying what I saw, I'm not deleting my website, and I'm still going forward with this book, and it's still planned for a 2010 publication date. These people are so crazy, and this, is just proving it even more. Oh well, I guess I can always find a new church to attend, right?
well this whole being excommunicated this was totally unexpected and has made a mess of my life these past 2 weeks and has resulted in me getting more than 3,000 emails from various people – many of whom are fellow church members witting and demanding, not requesting, but demanding, that I not publish this book "or else"!!!! OMG! You know what? The more they tell me not to publish this thing, the more I really, really, REALLY want to get it published! LOL!
my third goal was to open a store. I'm having my best luck with this goal, actually. I set up an Etsy account (nothing listed yet), next I built a website about my dolls (nearly finished), than I started a blog about what I was doing, but I sort of went off topic and now I need to start a new one, just for my dolls. I set out to designing an entire line of dolls, including to design the fabric to make them out of and had it printed up via http://www.SpoonFlower.com. At this moment, I have finish drawing up the patterns, I have 26 dolls cut out and waiting to be sewed up, and at this rate, I should have my store open before the end of August!!!!!! YAY! I can see the end of my goal in sight and it's just around the next corner! I should be able to come back in a couple of weeks to shout out that I've completed it! YAY!
I had a lot of other goals – mostly small things – but, you know, life just keeps getting in the way and all sorts of unexpected things happened that my life was not planing for, so lots of little things got pushed aside out of necessity.
One goal is still on going since I first added it (in 2006 Big Scary!) – find a job, has rolled over for 3 years now and may roll over to next year at this rate! – ICK the economy is terrible and as a result no body is hiring any body, because they are too busy laying off staff they already got! So, three years and counting without a "real" job, still relying 100% on sales of my art via Zazzle & CafePress and sales of short articles via Associated Content and Squidoo. (Hey, at least I can say I'm getting paid to write! Just wish it was higher pay and more of it!)
To date I've sent in more than 400 applications and gone to nearly 50 interviews and still nothing! In 2006 and 2007 I had a temp job for Macy's, but that was about 30 hours a month! I need a real steady reliably paying job, not a touch and go temp job. I was hoping to stay on at Macy's, you know get picked for full time or part time, but than they laid off all their temps and 50 of their full timers and that just crushed my goal. Sad about losing my temp job for Macy's because of every job I've ever done, I liked working for Macy's best of all. I'll keep watching for openings, and will apply again as soon as I see Macy's hiring again, because I really want to get that job.
However, on a better note, I am going to start selling Avon again. Got my meeting set up with the new district manager and I'll be all set to go in September. (I was an Avon rep for 7 years before a family emergency -a flood that destroyed our home, every thing we owned, and put my dad in a coma- turned our lives upside down and left us homeless and living on the streets for 3 years. We are FINALLY getting our lives back in order and picking up where we left off before the flood messed everything up.) So, by September I will have a part time job working for Avon once again, and that, should put a little relief on the income issues.
I'm really hoping that my online store will set off and maybe I will sell enough of my dolls so I won't have to look for a job any more????? Hoping really hard here, because going professional doll maker full time would really be a BIG dream come true. I just love sewing dolls and to have something I love bring in an income would be a big plus.
I'm hoping that, by multi-streaming my income resources (Zazzle, CafePress, Etsy, SpoonFlower, LuLu, Avon, and hopefully a part time retail job at the Maine Mall) I'll end up with a more or less steady and reliable income once again, and be able to put an end to the mess the flood made of our lives once and for all.
And of course NaNoWriMo09 is one of my goals and thus I am currently working on my plot for this years contest and getting ready for November to roll around so I can get this one checked off the list. NaNoWriMo09 will be my 5th anniversary as a paticipant of the National Novel Writing Month Contest. I've won the last 3 years, with each year topping my previous year's word count. Last year I finished the month with a whopping 238,135 words written in 30 days! This year I'm going for a 4th win and an attempt to beat out my last year's win, by striving to top 250k in 30 days. Any of you guys want to try to beat me? Nows the time to start planning for this year's contest entry. Who knows, maybe I'll even beat Katy's 500k win. Hhhhm… 500k 2 years in a row . . . is there any one who can beat Katy? I can't wait to watch her word counts rise again this year and see if she can do it 3 years in a row!
Well, there you have, my half way through the year progress report for NaNoWriMo's Year of Big Scary Things 2009. I think, I'm doing rather well, all things considered.
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Children's Choir
It is our desire that though our Worship Arts Ministry for kids, children will come to a deeper understanding of Jesus Christ as their Savior and become lifelong worshippers of God. We will do this by equipping kids to offer up whatever talents, gifts, and skills that they have been given by God as an offering back to God as an act of worship. In doing so, it is our desire that children will learn to lead others to know and worship God through music and the arts.
WAM (Worship Arts Ministry)
Beginning September 12, each Wednesday during the school year, we offer worship arts for children in grades PreK4 – 5th grade. Preschool Choir (WAM Jr.) meets separately. The K-5th Choirs (WAM) are divided by graded groups.
We meet each Wednesday night from 6:30pm-8pm after an optional family dinner. WAM activities include choir, musical activities and lessons, creative arts, and periodic arts workshops. In addition, children participate in musical performances such as periodic Sunday morning worship, singing in public locations (nursing homes, etc.), an annual spring musical.
There is an enrollment charge of $20/child for the year (max $50/family), which contributes to supplies for the year.
To volunteer as a WAM leader, please contact English Preston.
SMAAC (Summer Music And Arts Camp)
SMAAC is a week-long music and arts camp for children who have completed Kindergarten through 5th grade.
July 13-17, 2020
Monday-Friday, 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Friday Evening Family Night 6:00 pm
SMAAC Jr. is for kids who have completed K5 through completed Grade 1.
SMAAC is for kids who have completed Grade 2 - completed Grade 5.
Registration opens Monday, April 13, 2020.
Help to volunteer this summer during our exciting Summer Music and Arts Camp, and be so blessed by teaching our kids the art of worship.
Volunteer registration opens March 30th, 2020.
Call (843-856-3222) or email English Preston with questions.


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- 2 beds
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- Year Built: 2012
You must see this beautifully upgraded villa in Del Webb's award-winning, 55+ community of Southshore Falls! This home has Stainless steel appliances, Granite counter tops, Tiled backsplash and Closet pantry in the kitchen; 18 inch tile, Crown molding and 6 inch baseboards in the living areas; Ceiling fans, a Screened lanai, a Walk-in closet in the Master bedroom and Glass shower enclosure in the Master bath. The HOA dues include periodic exterior building painting and roof pressure cleaning, full landscape maintenance, including irrigation, mowing, weeding, fertilization, exterior pest control and tree and hedge trimming. There is a 24/7 guarded and gated entrance, a 14,000 sqft Clubhouse housing a Ballroom with a catering kitchen, Billiards room, Card room/library, Arts & Crafts room, Internet Cafe, 3 swimming pools, a hot tub/spa, state-of-the-art fitness center, bocce ball, shuffleboard, tennis and pickle ball courts, nature/walking trails, miles of sidewalks and safe biking on the private streets and all without a CDD!
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There are thicker sheets of 'magic' paper available but having tried both, this thinner one is my favourite as unlike the others, it is flexible enough to mould up the sides of a roasting tin and therefore contain any fat or juices that seep out during cooking, without them seeping underneath the paper and into the bottom of the baking dish.
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What is important to us is that you're happy with your jacket.
It should fit you perfectly and you should love the way that you look in it. In fact, we want it to be one of your favorite pieces of outerwear.
If you're looking at this page you're wondering what happens when things don't go perfectly. Like all educated shoppers, you know that things occasionally go wrong. As a business that specializes in custom fit jackets, it wouldn't be right if our jackets didn't fit. That's why we will make sure you're taken care of if anything goes wrong.
Remaking Process
If your jacket doesn't fit properly, please email us at email@example.com with your order information and specific information on what area doesn't fit, so that we may best assist with having the jacket remade. Pictures are extremely useful as well.
Please note that we provide 30 days for you to test out and wear the jacket so you can evaluate it. After this period, we will consider the sale final as the leather will have a fair amount of use at this point and may make modifications much more difficult depending on the wear.
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We want your jacket to fit you perfectly. If it doesn't, we will work together to make sure it does. Our craftsmen are multi generational experts but if for some reason you provided a measurement and it was incorrectly made, we guarantee we will fix it.
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Capacity building activities help build the knowledge, skills and ownership required to embed BSCI requirements in the internal policies and processes and achieve sustainable improvements in working conditions in factories and farms worldwide. The focus and content of capacity building are adapted to the type of audience, the maturity level, sector, country or region.
The following graphics demonstrate the continuous development encouraged amongst BSCI participants and their producers through a mix of beginner and advanced capacity building. (click to enlarge)
Training for Auditors and Trainers
BSCI also provides regular training to both auditors, who require a thorough understanding of BSCI 2.0 when auditing factories and farms, and local trainers that provide BSCI capacity building workshops in local sourcing countries. This ensures that all service providers gain the necessary expertise to deliver high quality support on BSCI 2.0 around the world.
Training With Partner Organisations
BSCI works with organisations in sourcing countries to offer BSCI participants opportunities to gain knowledge on local labour issues while ensuring it is in line with BSCI 2.0. For example, BSCI works with the ILO-SCORE in China. This is a programme that helps SMEs to improve productivity and working conditions.
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2015-09-25 - Today, Swedish grandmasters of classic rock, GRAVEYARD, release their fourth full-length album, »Innocence & Decadence«, via Nuclear Blast. To celebrate the release the band is also premiering the official music video for their latest single, 'Too Much Is Not Enough': http://smarturl.it/TooMuchIsNotEnough
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"A lesson in rock!"
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text: Hormalakh 1,547 Posted October 13, 2012 Josh Sawyer says, we don't really think about things in terms of good or evil choices, but in terms of choices that a relatively sane/rational person would make with an understandable motive. sometimes it makes sense to allow players to be cruel, but it has to work in the context of what's going on. the game and its story aren't about being good or evil but deciding what values (and people, and groups) are most important to you -- and what you're willing to sacrifice to defend them. I've been thinking about the above statement and you know what it really reminds me of? One of the best written dramas in the PE universe. That of Walril Blanc. Some called him a magician but he was really just a cook. He was known for creating svef and maintaining a relationship with the most feared and seedy elves in the region, known as Gusvaer Frieyngdir. Anyway, the drama is about Walril, along with his companion Jesgkki, trying his best to provide for his family to the best of his capabilities. He isn't a bad man, and while the story is about selling svef, you can't help bad for him. The drama was a huge success throughout the realms. -------------- If the quality of writing for PE is meant to be at the same quality as that of the drama of Walril, then I'm sure this game will be a smashing success. Quote My blog is where I'm keeping a record of all of my suggestions and bug mentions. http://hormalakh.blogspot.com/ UPDATED 9/26/2014 My DXdiag: http://hormalakh.blogspot.com/2014/08/beta-begins-v257.html Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Certificate of Appreciation
Certificate of Appreciation
Convoy for Kids
Trudy Taylor
« On behalf of Red Nose, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to you and all your volunteers for supporting Red Nose by offering the catering at our annual charity golf day – the Red Nose Scramble. This event has been held annually since 2003, and is now one of the most highly attended golf days in the Canberra region with about 130 people attending this year. By all accounts, this year's event had by far the best catering of all previous golf days. And, I know you were unable to stay to hear it, but you received a resounding applause of appreciation during the apres-golf activities. »
Michael Jun
Wesley Mission QLD
« Thank you again for the wonderful support of your team on April 18, 2017. 209 meals for 115 clients were the highest figures that we've had for the Tuesday barbecue this year. In terms of the food, the feedback from our clients was all very positive. They were very satisfied with the quality of the burgers, in particular the freshness of the bread and salads. They were also very satisfied with the range of drinks and cakes. »
Certificate of Appreciation
500 Lives 500 Homes
Certificate of Appreciation
Anglicare QLD
Certificate of Appreciation
Victory Care Services
Certificate of Appreciation
Lions Club
Rochelle Pincini
Royal Institute for the Deaf & Blind Children (RIDBC)
« I just wanted to say how amazing the Rapid Relief Team were for the BBQ for our Book Fair on Friday 7th April and Saturday 8th April. They are such a professional outfit and were so eager to help however they could, everyone was so friendly and accommodating. I had lots of feedback from customers that have been coming to the Book Fair for years and they loved the BBQ, with many commenting on the organisation and efficiency of your team. »
Colin D Neil OAM
State Emergency Service QLD (SES)
« Thank you so much for your catering to some 100+ SES, Rural Fire and QFES personnel on Monday 3rd April 2017 at Logan SES depot. These people were involved in the clean-up tasks after the devastating floods in the Logan area. Your staff did a sterling job of both catering for the hungry volunteers, and in keeping their spirits high during this difficult period. All the feedback I have received was extremely positive, and the meals and snacks from breakfast to dinner were very good. I know this would not have been an easy task, as we only discussed the catering the day before. »
David Rose - CEO
Heartkids NSW
Andrea Galloway
Homeless Connect Western Sydney
Certificate of Appreciation
Leukaemia Foundation
Certificate of Appreciation
Light the Night Canberra
Ange Headlam
Diabetes Tasmania
« Once again I would like to thank you and all of the Rapid Relief Team for your unwavering support of Diabetes Tasmania and PolliePedal '17, it is truly appreciated – by all of us and the riders. At the end of April 2017 we are going to be sitting down and setting dates/routes/etc. for PolliePedal '18. I will be in touch once this has been set, in the hope that we can count on your support again for PolliePedal '18. »
Graeme B Lynch - CEO
Heart Foundation
« I wanted to express my thanks to the volunteers from around Tasmania that supported the Tasmania Diabetes PolliePedal '17. I had a great three days on the ride from Hadspen to Hobart in Tasmania raising funds for Diabetes TAS and was spoiled by RRT being with us most of the way including community lunches at Poatina and Bothwell, community dinner at Norfolk, and afternoon and morning tea at the top of the legendary Poatina Hill climb and morning tea the following day at the beautiful Steppes Sculptures. What an amazing group you have here in Tasmania – certainly spurred us all on and gave us a great insight into the very valuable work that you do. »
Certificate of Appreciation
Parramatta Mission
Certificate of Appreciation
Cancer Council - Relay for Life Seymour
Lydia Commins - Service Manager
Lithgow Information & Neigbourhood Centre Inc
Certificate of Appreciation
Lithgow High School
Batinich Fund Raising - Walk for Tim
« Thanks to the generous support from the Young NSW community and businesses we were able to raise $24,000 for our Cherry Festival Fundraising, 60% of which will be forward to Cure for Brain Cancer. Thanks to the wonderful support of RRT, we banked $1,035 from the BBQ into our Batinich Fund Raising Trust, 100% of all money from this account will go directly to Cure for Brain Cancer. We thank you all for your support on the day of the walk, and not just for the BBQ, but your whole team who gave us strength to keep walking. »
Olivia Saunders
Cancer Council WA
« On behalf of the Relay for Life Great Southern Committee and Cancer Council WA I just wanted to thank you and the Rapid Relief Team very much for your contribution to Relay for Life 2016. We are incredibly grateful for your help with lunch and set up and pack down. I honestly don't know how we would have coped without you – you were absolutely amazing. Despite the horrendous weather, overall the weekend went smoothly and we were thrilled that the event managed to raise over $70,000.00. You really played an instrumental role in this achievement. »
The Royal Children's Hospital
Good Friday Appeal 2016
Certificate of Appreciation
Tamworth Homeless Connect
Maggie Leutton
Murray to Moyne
Certificate of Appreciation
Bundaberg Riding for Disabled Association
Jenny Clarke
« I just wanted to share a comment from our launch event in NSW last night, 26th October 2016. We held our launch event last night, with about 35 attendees. It was a great night and the Rapid Relief Team were awesome. They were the nicest group of people I have ever met and so helpful and well organised. The food was great to. Please pass in a big thank you to the RRT members who were at our launch event in Hamilton last night. We are so very grateful for your support. I think Kate's comment says it all, 'the nicest group of people'. »
Sarah Hozack
Leukaemia Foundation
« Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Thank you so much for your team's effort and support at the Canberra Light the Night. Your support was nothing short of amazing and such a relief to have the extra hands. We were short on volunteers this year and it was a blessing to know I had your team's experience and knowledge available through the evening. The event was a huge success, with what we are estimating around 1300 people in attendance and have raised over $80,000 for blood cancer patients and their families. Thank you for your support in helping us achieve this. »
Certificate of Appreciation
The Children's Hospital at Westmead
Tony Abbott MHR
Parliament House Canberra
Stefanie Azar
Nepean Riding for Disabled Association
Certificate of Appreciation
Snow Hydro Southcare
Tatum Pearce
Starlight Children's Foundation
« Thank you Dan and the RRT Team so much for all your amazing support with Starlight this year. Your efforts have helped us to raise much needed funds to brighten the lives of Starlight children and their families. We look forward to working with you again in 2017 ».
Julie Abbott - General Manager
Humpty Dumpty Foundation
« I just wanted to say a huge thank you from Humpty for the work and effort you took on the weekend with the finish celebration of the 2016 ACT Australia 1200Kms for Kids Charity Bike Ride. It was a huge success and your team are, as always, wonderful. It's so lovely to see adults and kids all pitching in to help. We really appreciate all that you do for 1200Kms for Kids, the fundraising from the ride makes a huge impact to hospitals along the ride route and I don't think the event would be possible, or at least no as successful without our lovely friends at RRT. »
Prue Fullford
The Children's Hospital Westmead
Angus Taylor MP
Federal Member for Hume
Certificate of Appreciation
St Vincent de Paul Society
Certificate of Appreciation
Tamworth Family Support Service
Nadine Kanaan
Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC)
« Thank you Dan and the Rapid Relief Team volunteers for the amazing work you did at the BBQ. Your wonderful support is changing lives. We are looking forward to working with you again in the future. RIDBC is a charity that relies heavily on fundraising and community support to continue to make a difference in the lives of children and adults with vision and hearing loss. »
Anthony Erdely
Cancer Council VIC
« If there was a picture of what 'not-for-profit support' looks like, then the RRT would occupy that space. They were simply amazing at Relay for Life Kyneton 7th and 8th October 2016. They arrived full of energy and enthusiasm, ready to assist with whatever needed to be done. My understanding was that RRT's sole focus was catering. I was delighted to see them assisting Kyneton's participants with their campsites. I lost track of the amount of marquee's they helped set up throughout the morning. The signage around the track didn't just magically appear either….RRT were all hands on deck! »
Rev. Keith Hamilton
Parramatta Mission
CR RJ (Bob) Kirk - Mayor
Goulburn Mulwaree Council
Nicole Shipton & Donna Davis
Toward Recovery Mental Health Service
Jessica Griffin
St Vincent de Paul Society NSW
Mick Holland
NSW Rural Fire Service
« Just want to say thank you to you and your crew again for the exercise on the weekend. The positive feedback and comments on how good the food was and the quick service are still coming in. Feedback from myself and Lyndi was that it was so good to be able to hand over the whole job including the field meals and know there would be no problems. Thank you so much again and look forward to working with you again. »
Lisa Woolf-James
The Children's Hospital at Westmead
« Thank you all so much for putting on breakfast for the staff and volunteers yesterday, 12th September 2016 at The Children's Hospital at Westmead to launch their Celebration Week. Celebration week gives us a change to recognise our staff for their contribution and dedication to caring for our children and their families. They are so grateful and there was definitely a buzz around the corridors yesterday, with so many staff thanking us for organising a wonderful breakfast. How good is your new Coffee Cart, definitely a big hit! »
Randal Bishop
Cure Brain Cancer
Brett Hanna
CEO of Regional Housing Limited
Collin Peebles
Geelong Food Relief
« On behalf of the entire team of volunteers attached to GFRC we cannot thank the RRT enough for coordinating our annual Toucan Appeal school drop offs and collections. This year we receipted 4,073kg of much needed food for the Geelong Food Relief Centres. We look forward to working alongside the RRT throughout next year's Toucan Appeal should the RRT wish to participate. Thank you and all the very best to you and members of the RRT. »
Alice Rawlinson
Hutt St Centre
« Our biggest thanks from everyone at Hutt St Centre to all of our supporters and suppliers for walk a mile in my boots McLaren Vale 2016! With your help we had over 250 people walking a mile in McLaren Vale to show their support or people experiencing homelessness in South Australia. An Amazing turn out! We are still working through our final figures, but our online fundraising is at $97,000 alone! So thank you for all of your support in this great event. We couldn't have done it without you and your contribution, so we really are genuinely grateful for your participation. »
Jenny Clarke
SIDS & Kids
« I just wanted to pass on my thanks on behalf of SIDS and Kids for the wonderful food and service provided at both our remembering services. Comments from staff and families who attended have been really lovely. It was a freezing cold day here in Melbourne on Friday and the hot drinks on the steps of the church were really appreciated. The amount of catering was spot on and really yummy (as always) for both events »
Roger Spence
Manager of PCYC Lithgow
« Lithgow PCYC wishes to sincerely thank you for your assistance and support during the organisation and execution of such a great day. The ongoing support for the PCYC and the assistance given to the less fortunate young people of our area is greatly appreciated »
Lyndi Osmond
NSW Rural Fire Service
« Thanks for offering your time and expertise for the Exercise at Yetholme. We were excited to hear that you will be using us as a training exercise for yourselves, as we will be for our volunteers. We get nothing but praise from our volunteers when you cater for them. Thank you so much for all you do for us – the RFS and the Chifley/Lithgow Team. »
Sophie Bawden
Evolve Housing - Western Sydney Homeless Connect
« Just wanted to take the opportunity to quickly thank all of you for the wonderful effort you put into today, Monday 8th August 2016, to make Western Sydney Homeless Connect so successful! Some quick stats from today, provided around 2600 meals, 250 health checks, 90 haircuts, gave out 1000 Hygiene Kits, 7000 muesli bars, 4,000 oranges, hundreds of items of clothing and put countless smiles on faces by offering assistance to people in real need. Without your help, Western Sydney Homeless Connect could not happen!
Guy Barnette MP
Liberal Member for Lyons
« I write in appreciation of the Tasmanian Rapid Relief Team and thank them for the support they provided to the Tas Fire Service and Emergency Services personnel during the recent fire season. Over a two and a half week period during the height of the fires, the RRT team provided 44 meals (mainly lunches and evening meals) at Nunamara, Mole »
Tim Conolan
CEO & Founder of TLC for Kids
« I would like to personally thank you and the Rapid Relief Team for your support of our TLC for Kids Family Fun Day on December 9th, 2016. Your BBQ was a real hit and your hard work and organisation is deeply appreciated by everyone here at TLC for Kids. We couldn't have done this without your generous support »
Helen Falla & Kim Philpot
Canberra Hospital Foundation
« Huge, huge thank you to the fantastic Rapid Relief Team – it has been a pleasure and a delight working with your crew. What an amazing day we had, Friday 29th July 2016. The team were amazing, the burgers so yummy and loads of happy people wandering the campus munching away – even our little companion dog got to munch! »
Cassandra Irvin
Griffith Carevan
« I would like to acknowledge the Rapid Relief Team's efforts in the Griffith and Leeton area. Carevan Griffith is the result from a need that was identified in our local community for a mobile soup kitchen to assist local disadvantaged and struggling families. The wonderful work that the RRT Griffith and Leeton do has not been forgotten by us here at Carevan. The generosity, professionalism, and high standard of catering RRT supplies to our patrons is beyond admirable. Our patrons that frequent the Carevan have come to know and trust the friendly faces of the RRT and have built up a wonderful rapport. »
Shane Batt
Acting Regional Chief of Tasmania Fire Service
« Thank you so much for your generous efforts during the unprecedented fire season experienced by the Tasmania Fire Service this 2015/16 fire season As you know, our volunteer firefighters put their lives on the line every time they leave their families and respond to emergency incidents and this fire season was no exception »
Kat Izzard
Irabina Autism Services
« Irabina Autism Services has had the absolute pleasure of having the Rapid Relief Team attend our family Christmas Party for the last two years, and their presence at this event has helped us to provide a fitting end of year celebration for our amazing families »
Kayleen Johnston
Bravehearts Inc QLD
« To all the wonderful RRT volunteers! On behalf of the runners, the staff, and the kiddies – please accept the most heartfelt thanks for your amazing support over this last week ending 5th July 2016. For the runners, knowing that they had decent food to eat, served by smiling supporters made a huge difference. The staff and I more than appreciated the coffee (especially in Hobart – soooo cold!). Some of you even ran with our runners, and they really did appreciate this. Our athletes put themselves through this crazy event to ensure that the children of Australia are receiving the education and counselling services they need. »
Brent Tritton
The Event Crew Pty Ltd
« I personally would just like to thank you all for the massive effort RRT put in to help out at the Bravehearts 777 event. The support that you provided the athletes was amazing and extremely appreciated. The support was also massively appreciated by the staff as you made my job a lot easier by not only providing food and drinks for the athletes but your cheering on of the athletes and the guys who went above and beyond in Hobart and ran with some of the runners that were struggling are what made this week so special. »
Andrew Geddes
Government of Western Australia
Lesley Townsend
Can Assist - Lithgow Branch
Chris Sammut
Inspector at Lithgow Police Station
« I wish to express my gratitude and thanks to you and the members of the Lithgow Rapid Relief Team for your hard work at the Lithgow High School Police Youth Education information day held 15th June 2016. The manner in which RRT provided the school children with lunch and refreshments following the morning events was much appreciated and significantly added to the success of the day. »
Annette Skaines
Rosie's Friends on the Street
« We would like to acknowledge not only your commitment but also your generosity of spirit that we witness every time you attend. We see the extra mile you go to in providing not only BBQ essentials, but very special offering and treats, something many of our patrons would rarely give »
Conor Sibly
The Salvation Army
Certificate of Appreciation
Lake Cargelligo School Community
Lucy Andrews - Coordinator
Hunter Homeless Connect
Mark J. McClellan
MACA Ride to Conquer Cancer
« The best part of the day was lunch. When I pulled in to the lunch stop, I saw the most fantastic sight ever. I saw the Rapid Relief Team was serving us lunch and I literally became very emotional. I knew I was going to have a great lunch and it made the previous four hours of hard work bearable. Again, I am humbled by the support the Brethren Community gave me for this, and many of my "Christian" relatives and friends could learn a lot about Christianity from the Brethren Community. You are all truly Christians »
Susan Barton AM - Founder
Lighthouse Foundation
Carl Young
Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
« On behalf of all of us at Peter Mac, I am writing to express my grateful thanks to all the Rapid Relief Team for your extraordinary and continued support of our fundraising efforts. Your consistent professionalism and warmth is appreciated not only by our participants, but also by our whole team »
Cancer Council
Relay for Life Mt Alexander
Kat Coppins
Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
« Working with the Rapid Relief Team for the 2015 Ride to Conquer Cancer benefiting Peter Mac was a great and rewarding experience. RRT's thorough planning and attention to detail enabled the Ride to Conquer Cancer to operate without a hitch. RRT not only contributed to our volunteer needs by supporting our event with 40 volunteers helping at our start line »
Mark Stewart
The Children's Hospital Westmead
Mardi Aplin
Heartkids NSW
« On behalf of Heartkids NSW and the Central West Heartkids community I would like to praise the hard work and service that the Rapid Relief team gave to our charity on Saturday night the 14th November 2015. Their team provided the dinner to our 18 families from around the Central West at our Family camp at Lake Burrendong »


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Intern / Working Student - Cash Markets Operations (f/m/d)
Date: 29-Mar-2020
Location: Frankfurt am Main, HE, DE
Company: Deutsche Börse Group
Intern / Working Student - Cash Markets Operations (f/m/d)
Start: 01/05/2020 | Duration: 3-6 (Internship/full time) / 12 (Student Assistant/part time) (in months) | Full-time
Field of activity
Cash Markets Operations is responsible for safe, integer and efficient delivery of services to our customers in Deutsche Börse Cash Markets (Frankfurt Stock Exchange market places: Xetra and Börse Frankfurt) and partner exchanges (mainly around Europe) by running the day-to-day business. It ensures safe and orderly trading and runs the customer helpdesks for related trading services.
As an Intern/Working Student in one of our two teams, you will be in the heart of financial markets and will actively support the team that on a daily basis supports market participants in all functional related questions, performs quality assurance of trading related data, accompanies system and market model changes as well as handles exceptions in a very dynamic environment.
- Support the team to perform daily work that ensures error-free and smooth functional operation of several markets within the framework of different topics: Financial Instruments, Trading system interfaces & Automation Tools as well as Emergency handling
- Assist in performing trading suspensions and resumptions
- Monitor trading activities in the cash market systems (Xetra and T7)
- Help the team to provide functional support of market participants (especially traders & system developers) in all functional questions with regards to market models, financial instruments and other trading related topics
- Support during Deutsche Börse Group-wide trading system release projects to ensure smooth functioning of Operations after implementation
- Participation/coordination of team-internal optimization initiatives, which focus on continuous improvement through Process Streamlining, Digitization and Automation according to the underlying principles of quality and efficient Operations (keywords: lean, six sigma) including implementation of selected Operations 4.0 megatrends (e.g. scalability through API-compatibility, analytics-enabled & modular platforms, artificial intelligence)
- Take over administrative and organizational work
- Potential involvement in selected research tasks
Qualifications/required skills
Enrolment in an academic program during the whole internship/student assistant term, preferably in finance/economics with very good to good (ongoing) results, optimally combined with technical subjects
Quick & structured analysis and problem solving skills; knowledge of relevant analysis tools is an advantage
Quick to learn new topics as well as willing and able to take over independent responsibility for a certain initiative
Capital Markets interest:
General interest in understanding underlying drivers of capital markets; fascination by day-to-day dynamics of financial markets operations
Operations aptitude:
- Can-do attitude and driven to learn and grow; flexible & stress-resistance
- IT affinity and being on pulse of latest technology trends is an advantage (esp. IoT, Operations 4.0)
- First experience with programming (e.g. VBA) and willingness to expand skills in this area is an advantage
- Team Player
- Willingness to quickly integrate into a multi-cultural, multi-language and diverse team and become a reliable team member
- Knowledge in project management is an advantage
- Fluent written and spoken German or English; further languages will be an advantage
Additionally, you need to be very good at handling MS Office applications.
There are numerous good reasons to work for us: responsibility at an early stage, attractive social benefits, an international work environment and a broad variety of career opportunities.
Are you interested in working with a pleasant and very dedicated team? Convince us with an appealing application. Please use our online application portal.
Deutsche Börse Group, Human Resources


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Whether you're thinking of the U.S. Senate or a local school board, come learn the basics of running for elected office: Motivation, Message, Money, and Mechanics.
The session for this event took place November 11, 2017 in the Chase Center at Vermont Law School.
You can view the session in its entirety below:
Panel moderated by former Governor Madeleine Kunin
Message: Randy Brock and Sen. Joe Benning
Legal Requirements, Money, Mechanics
Featured speakers
Kathleen Falk
Visiting Professor of Law
Madeleine Kunin
Former Governor of Vermont
Randy Brock
Former State Auditor
Mayor Liz Gamache
Mayor of Saint Albans, VT
Sen. Joe Benning
Vermont Senate, Caledonia-Orange District
Sen. Alison Clarkson
Vermont Senate, Windsor District
Robert Sand
Assistant Professor of Law
Sarah Buxton
Former Member, Vermont House of Representatives
Jim Condos
Vermont Secretary of State
Ruth Hardy
Executive Director, Emerge Vermont
Melissa Mulliken
Books and Articles
- How to Win a Local Election: A Complete Step-By-Step Guide, (2007) by Judge Lawrence Grey
- The Making of the President, (1964) by Theodore White
- Living a Political Life, (1994) by Madeleine Kunin
- Boy Genius: Karl Rove, the Brains Behind the Remarkable Political Triumph of George W. Bush, (2003) by Lou Dubose, et al
- Believer: My Forty Years in Politics, (2015) by David Axelrod
Organizations and Websites
- How to Run for Political Office
- Vermont Secretary of State Website, Nuts and bolts
- The New American Leaders Projects, Moving Democracy Forward
- Campaign Management Workshop, from the Leadership Institute
- Wellstone, arming progressives with the strategies and skills to win.


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Brick, Stucco and Stone Siding
Many reasons abound why we use siding materials for buildings. One reason is to protect homes from different kinds of harsh weather. Another reason is to add a decorative touch to buildings. The other reason is to add sales value to the home. And sometimes we use siding materials to reduce costs. Regardless of the motives why you want to use siding materials in your residential or commercial project, keep in mind that you have three great options: Using stucco, brick or stone siding.
Stucco Siding
As you know, stuccos are made from cement, sand, lime, and water. And the mixtures of these constituents are applied to a galvanized screen to avoid cracks during installation. The advantages of using stucco siding in your project are numerous. It is resistant to heat, fire and insects. In addition, it is durable and cheaper to maintain. While stucco siding is fairly expensive, the homes you build will maintain their exterior quality for years with little to no maintenance.
Brick Siding
Generally, bricks are very expensive. But brick veneer siding offers you a less expensive option to use less quantity of brick to decorate your walls. Also note that you need skilled masons like us to install it for you if you want the job done right the first time.
Stone Siding
Like brick and stucco siding, stone siding lasts longer as they are made of durable materials like limestone, marble, and granite. They also come in different shapes, sizes, patterns and colors. What's more, stone siding is resistant to fire, heat and drastic temperature changes.


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We've been invited to offer Pedal Instead at the Columbus Arts Festival this weekend, and though it's last minute we intend to make a go of it. If you could take a volunteer shift (or two or seven....!!) this weekend it would be a great help to us. Visit the Volunteer Corner at http://uaea.org to sign up; check http://pedalinstead.org later today for details regarding the event.
As always, thanks so much for your contribution to Pedal Instead & UAEA! We mightily appreciate it!
Be well,
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
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Aweso(Me) Matchbook Mini Album03:12:00
I am so excited that Heartfelt Creations has a new Design Team Call! I have been waiting for this for nearly a year now. I am totally addicted to their stamps and dies... ESPECIALLY their flower dies!
To apply, you need to submit three (3) projects that represent your style. I am proud to submit this album as my first of three projects! ~~~Wish me luck~~~
Although this book does not use any Heartfelt products, but is representative of my style. Making mini albums is one of my most favorite things. I love creating them and coming up with all the little details inside to help preserve precious memories.
Without further rambling...
The style is inspired by Laura Denison - Following the Paper Trail. You can find her blog HERE.
This is a Matchbook style binding. It is held together with ribbon and the pages are divided by beads.
The chipboard cover is embellished with paper cut out from the paper stack. The closure is a "hair tie" closure. I used a knob from Tim Holtz to wrap it around on the front cover. The ribbon was from my stash.
The Stars were stamped in chalk ink with a CTMH set: Star Struck. The gears in the center of the stars are from Tim Holtz.
I used StampinUp! cardstock and a 6x6 paper Awesome by Simple Stories. I used Tim Holtz Tiny Tags die to make some of the tags for each page. The stamps used were mostly CTMH.
I made extra pockets on each page to hold extra photos and tags. The tags and pocket embellishments were made using the cutouts in the paper stack. All of the pieces were distressed with Tim Holtz Distress ink: Stormy Sky.
The album will hold 18 3" x 3" photos and has lots of additional tags for smaller photos or notes.
The border punch I used in this book is by Martha Stewart. It is called Framed Dots. It comes with a matching corner punch that I used on the large tags.
Lots of misc embellishments were added from my stash... puppy paw brads, dog bone brads and clips,buttons and ribbon.
You can see all of the tags and closeups of all the details on my YouTube video HERE:
Happy Scrapping! Until next time...


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Apple Technologies are keeping their customers updated with better operating system upgrades from time to time to improve the performance of the device. The latest release has been the iOS 13, and it is in the Beta testing. Tech freaks love to get their hands on the Beta version before the actual official release. The problem lies with the bugs that may exist in the upgrade. Some commonly reported problems are iTunes error 9 or the iPhone error 9, iTunes Error 7, Error 3004 or Error 9006, iPhone stuck when upgrading to iOS 13. If you are here because of the same problem, then you are in the right place as this article will help you to put your device back into action in a step by step illustration.
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Part 1. iPhone stuck when upgrading to iOS 13 / 12 / 11
The first step to follow when the iPhone is stuck in recovery mode is to extract the data from the phone to prevent any loss of information. You will have to use external software to retrieve the data when the iPhone is stuck in recovery mode. The best one available currently is dr.fone – iOS Repair. Online reviews prove that the Dr.Fone holds the numero uno position in the list of all software that aids in the recovery of data from Apple devices. The software works with the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch data recovery and can get back files which include photos, audio, notes, videos and all other information stored in the device. Apart from that, the software also serves other purposes which have made it the number one in the market.
Besides, here is everything about iOS 13 IPSW for you.
How to Get out of the Recovery Mode without Losing Data
Dr.Fone is the ultimate solution to bring your phone out of the recovery mode without losing data. iPhones are very complicated devices and are most loved for their complexity and security. But along with this, there come several issues which are as complicated as the iOS system. Pulling the phone safe out of various problems like blank screens, black logo, auto restarts, DFU mode, etc. can be rather challenging and most of the time, you will have to take it to an Apple store. dr.fone Toolkit for iOS can be used on Windows 10, Mac 10.15 and iOS 13. Using this software, the iPhone can be easily recovered from the DFU mode without data loss. It can be utilized for all iOS systems.
Using dr.fone Toolkit to Safeguard your iPhone
Most recovery steps are rather complicated to understand for an ordinary person. The main advantage of Dr.Fone is that it can be operated easily even by an individual who has basic operation knowledge. The recovery process is also quick, and you can get your Apple phone in perfect working condition in a few minutes.
Before moving on to the steps to fix the iPhone, one has to understand the underlying fact that on using dr.fone for recovery, the iOS will change to the latest updated version. The problem arises for jailbreak devices as it will be reverted to the non-jailbroken state and unlocked devices will be put back into the locked stage. So you will have to get it jailbroken or unlocked after the recovery process.
Moving on to the steps to recover information from the iPhone
Step 1: As said before, we are using the Dr.Fone Toolkit for iOS software for recovery. So the first step is to install the software to your computer. Once the software is installed, the software has to be launched open. It will open up into a menu window which shows several operations that can be done by Dr.Fone Toolkit for iOS software. Choose that and select 'Repair' section.
Step 2: Now you can plug in the iPhone that has to be fixed, into the computer using the USB cable. In the tab 'Repair' tab, you can see the start button. Clicking it will begin the recovery process.
Step 3: Dr.Fone automatically detects the iPhone device and finds the matching latest firmware. You can recheck if the software has detected the right device option and then click the download button to get the latest iOS version downloaded.
Step 4: Wait till the firmware is downloaded by the system which will take a few minutes based on your internet speed.
Step 5: The software automatically switches from the downloaded firmware to the repair operation as soon as the update is downloaded.
Step 6: When the software is done with repair processing, it will display the message that the phone will be starting up in normal mode. The time taken from step 1 to step 6 will be about 10 minutes.
Part 2: Things to Remember while Upgrading to iOS 12 or iOS 13
Even though iOS 13 Beta up-gradation can cause issues with the operation of the phone, the update has some cool features which most users would love to try. Here are a few tips to upgrade to iOS 11 to prevent any later issues of iPhone Stuck when upgrading to iOS 13/12/11.
- 1. Before upgrading, make sure to create a backup of the data stored on the iPhone. It can prevent any following issues even if the data is lost on the phone.
- 2. If you have a backup Apple device, you can try the Beta version in it, rather than testing with the primary phone.
- 3. Get yourself acquainted with some tricks to iPhone problems so that you do not panic when faced with an issue.
- 4. Check for downgrading options available so that you can step down to your earlier version in case you do not like the upgraded one.
Upgrading to iOS 13 can be a good option, but one has to be prepared to face any issues that may arise. Taking the necessary precautions and being prepared can be helpful. And in any case there are some issues, dr.fone – iOS Repair (iPhone System Recovery) can be used effectively to retrieve data and restore the phone back to normal.


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A three-day training in Neunkirchen-Seelscheid (near Cologne), Germany. This Intensive is for facilitators and consultants seeking to deepen their skills in designing and leading organization-change and social-change processes using a range of visual tools.
In this hands-on Intensive, Grove founder David Sibbet and Gisela Wendling, Ph.D. will share their new work from their forthcoming book Visual Consulting: Designing & Leading Change. Participants are invited to bring a process-consulting challenge and will emerge with a process design and knowledge of a range of proven intervention methods that will lead to successful change. Participants will be introduced to the new Seven Challenges of Change Framework and will experience generative dialogue among participants and experienced guidance by the leaders.
David brings 40 years of practitioner experience with complex processes in public, community and organizational settings. Gisela builds on her 25 years of practice and research with organization development, transformational learning, change, and deep dialogue.
"This is one of the best Grove workshops I've been to," a senior consultant attendee stated. "I've not seen any approach to supporting change that so successfully balances attention to both the inner and the outer process of change."
Note: Lunch and breaks will be provided.
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Through the streets of Istanbul
Publisher: ELI Edizioni
Doruk's Cats, by Toros Öztürk
Doruk, a ten-year-old Turkish boy, loves cats and wants to have a nice cat. He listens to Aunt Banu's advice and starts looking for a cat in Istanbul streets. His nice journey is very exciting. He learns some stories about the historical places in Istanbul. He learns a lot about cats, too. Will he find a cat he likes? Where will a nice cat "choose him"? Join Doruk's journey full of surprises in Istanbul.
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European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC)
Communauté européenne du charbon et de l'acier (CECA)
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Comunità Europea del Carbone e dell'Acciaio (CECA)
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25 Aug 1952, Luxembourg, following the proposal of Robert Schuman, 9 May 1950. The Treaty Establishing the European Coal and Steel Community (Treaty of Paris), which established the ECSC, was signed 18 Apr 1951, and ratified by the Parliaments of Belgium, France, Germany FR, Italy, Luxembourg and Netherlands between 31 Oct 1951 and 16 June 1952. The instrument of ratification was deposited on 25 July 1952. The 9-member High Authority, a body independent of national governments, set up in Aug 1952, had extensive powers to further the implementation of the Treaty. The establishment of ECSC was followed, 1 Jan 1958, by that of the then European Economic Community (EEC) - currently European Community - and of European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom), instituted by Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and Treaty Establishing the European Atomic Energy Community (Treaty of Rome), twin treaties both signed 25 Mar 1957. These 3 communities jointly comprise the European Communities (EC). The Paris Treaty provided for a transitional period of 5 years which expired on 10 Feb 1958. Following the 'Merger' Treaty of 8 Apr 1965, which came into force in July 1967, the Commission of the European Communities (a single Commission) superseded the High Authority of ECSC and the EEC and Euratom Commissions; and a single Council, the Council of the European Communities, came into existence. The Single European Act (SEA), signed Feb 1986, ratified by member parliaments by 31 Mar 1987, came into force 1 July 1987, amended and complemented the Paris and Rome Treaties. Following signature of Treaty on European Union (Maastricht Treaty), 7 Feb 1992, ECSC came within the framework of the European Union (EU), of which the European Communities comprise the first pillar. Following a decision of European Council, 16-17 June 1997, Amsterdam (Netherlands), and under the terms of the Treaty of Amsterdam, signed 2 Oct 1997, the ECSC ceased to exist 23 July 2002, on expiration of its Treaty; the steel sector then coming under the EC Treaty.
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Work is carried out within Directorates-General V, XII and XVII of the European Commission. Financial aid for technical coal research affects: mining technology (advance work and support systems, mine engineering, firedamp, mine ventilation, air conditioning, extraction techniques and mining systems, infrastructure, modern management methods); product upgrading (processing, metallurgical use, burning coal, upgrading and converting coal). On medical research, a 5-year programme on protection of workers against dangers at the workplace in the coal mining and iron and steel industries covers occupation-related illnesses such as cancer and diseases of the respiratory system, hypakusis, diseases of the osseous and muscular system. Social research comes under 4 programmes: (i) Ergonomics - concentrating on safety in development and introduction of new technologies, reduction of major health risks, improved general working and environmental conditions; (ii) Safety; (iii) Health; (iv) Combating environmental nuisance - dealing with technological means of combating environmental nuisance in the workplace at metallurgical plants. A programme on demonstration projects in the steel industry gives support to projects aimed at promoting new, high-performance, cost-effective techniques and procedures, paying special attention to reducing production and operating costs, improving product quality, developing high grade steel products and high performance techniques. Products coming within the range of the Community are covered under Agreement on Products within the Province of the European Coal and Steel Community. Paul Finet Foundation, set up 30 June 1965, awards study grants to the dependents of workers employed in the industries of ECSC who have died as a result of an industrial accident or occupational disease.
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The lovely princess had a date last night and when she woke up in the morning, all the house was a total mess. She must clean the entire place as soon as possible or else her stepmother will be furious. Do it as fast as possible or else time will run out. The princess has a messy look, so you have to clean her and fix her makeup before her stepmother comes back. She needs a simple makeup that will help her look fresh after that long night. Girls, have fun playing our game Rapunzel Date Gone Bad.


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Gillian Reynolds goes through the keyhole with the ridiculously rich by listening to Radio 4
Alvin Hall has a series on Saturday mornings on Radio 4. It's called Alvin Hall's World Of Money and it is hilarious. Alvin is American, with a rich voice but a poor style for scripts. He doesn't do conversational, not even with the man at New York's 21 Club who welcomed him as a regular. That shows how rich he must be.
Alvin took us round "this very private world" to encounter very expensive bottles of wine. That was last week. The week before he was rubbing shoulders with elite traders in stocks and shares. This week he was peeking into the art world.
Where does the money come in, you ask? This is, after all, supposed to be a series for people wondering about good investments for bad times. In Alvin's unintentionally comic world, however, everyone is so rich that they can afford to snap up shares when everyone else is selling, sell their untouched cases of rare vintages for squillions to buyers from Asia and Russia, invest in art. Ah, but what art?
You could, of course, just send someone out with a list saying, "two Damien Hirsts and a Tracey Emin". But, as Alvin showed us, with many an "Omigahd" along the way, that's not the wisest thing to do right now. So what is? Godfrey Barker, his final adviser, was both apocalyptic and metaphysical. We should be looking to China, Russia and India, he advised, "for paintings from there that have not been painted yet".
There are two more shows in this series. If you're up for camp laughs, it's a must. If you're wondering how to keep the wolf from the door with what's left in your Northern Rock account or Equitable Life pension, just gaze through the window at Alvin's glittering world and sigh.
At War With Wellington (Radio 4, yesterday morning) found Peter and Dan Snow surveying the landscape of the Peninsular War, or at least the Portuguese beach where General Arthur Wellesley landed 10,000 British troops two hundred years ago. Peter and Dan can see it, of course. We can't. They don't help us. Producer Alyn Shipton brought on some lively drum and fife music, a bit of discreet sea sound, both of which were delightful but didn't quite conquer the hearty demotic of the Snows' script.
This rattles along urgently, as if they're reading it from bits of paper about to fly away on the stiff sea breezes. Now and then came an expert, Richard Holmes for instance, who spoke quietly, informatively, if, alas, briefly.
The accompanying series (afternoons all week, also called At War With Wellington) is much better. Peter and Dan are still present, but only round the margin of some wonderful extracts from the real letters and journals of soldiers who were there, carried the heavy knapsacks, existed on the sparse rations.
Their archive is held at the Royal Greenjackets Museum in Winchester and it's from these words (about how the horses bolted into the sea after their four months in the ships' holds, what it was like to fight in the line, how the troops disposed of the almost dead Portuguese soldier) that the listener can begin to understand what it must have been like.
Wee Have Also Sound-Houses (Radio 3, Sunday) looked at a woman who was a composer, an inventor, a manipulator of sound, an inspiration. Daphne Oram was born in 1925, joined the BBC in 1942 as a balancing engineer for music programmes, was co-founder of the BBC's legendary Radiophonic Workshop in 1958, left the BBC in 1959.
Until 2003, she worked alone in her Kentish oast house, crafting sounds in new ways, making a living from scores for films (like Jack Clayton's The Innocents) and television advertisements (Nestea, for one, Lego for another.) What money she made she put into her invention, Oramics, a method of converting written codes into musical notes. It preceded the synthesiser by a decade.
She looked, said Brian Hodgson who worked with her at the BBC (and who went on to give Dr Who's Daleks their voices) like a Miss Marple figure, very British, very tailored, very twinset and pearls. She swirled out of the radio, up a ladder to fix the oast house wiring, in the studio playing a single clarinet note then shaping it electronically into something more sinister, nothing to eat in the fridge, but a head full of magic.


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"With so much recent mainstream press evocation of Joseph Stalin and claims of "enemy of the people" comparisons to Donald Trump we thought it timely to share some recent thoughts on the subject from journalist, professor and writer Saswat Pattanayak. As an additional side note, and given what Pattanayak exposes about the nature and history of the association of a phrase, rather than with Stalin some of us would be more familiar with the play by Henrik Ibsen and further note that this is also where the late Dr. John Henrik Clarke got the inspiration for the spelling of his own middle name." (Dr. Jared Ball, iMixWhatILike)
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Strange bedfellows at a crucial juncture. China and South Korea have agreed that the "Korean peninsula should be nuclear (weapons) free" and see it as the importance of the "dialogue process" to "push the situation on the Korean peninsula towards a positive direction". Will North Korea follow suit? Wait and watch what the big brother United States (ruler, father, you name it…because the US is the male personification of the war zone. Pacifists are feminists of course..) does.
The Group of Rogue Nations
G-8 Summit finally concluded in Evian, France. As we know, a group of rogue nations met at the summit to encourage cooperative (read: competitive) action on key global priorities (read: globe is defined by them), spurring economic growth (read: of their own markets); combating terrorism (read: to curb popular resentments in their countries); preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (read: to forbid others of their luxuries); and promoting prosperity in the developing world (read: by devising ways to keep them from being developed or declaring them as such). Funny that I had to use the parenthesis to make…
Yet another aimless Treaty!
One has heard of the SALT and NPT and the CTBT. Here is yet another one: MTSOR. Moscow Treaty on Strategic Offensive Reductions. And the following is a lesser known joint statement passed early this month: On May 24, 2002, we pledged to build a new strategic relationship between the United States of America and the Russian Federation. We declared our partnership, and our commitment to work together to advance stability, security, and prosperity for our peoples, and to work jointly to counter global challenges and help resolve regional conflicts. We also declared that where we had differences, we would…