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Daniel Farke hits back at reports of a player revolt
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Daniel Farke insists he is not flogging his Norwich City players after a national media report claimed his squad is ready to mutiny over the head coach's training methods.
The Independent carried a digital report on Thursday afternoon suggesting Farke's frequent 'double sessions' had compounded City's poor results on the pitch, that see them go into Friday's Championship fixture at home to Brentford in 16th place.
Farke is adamant such claims are well wide of the mark.
"We haven't argued in the dressing room. We haven't spoken to the players about this article. I am a big believer in hard work. I will always believe you get what you earn," he said. "For that, as a professional footballer you have to work pretty hard. We are blessed to work in this business. It is a gift to be allowed to do so.
"Look at the statistics. Last season, we were the poorest team in the last 15 minutes of games last season in terms of conceding goals. Right now, we have been the best for so long and now we are second best in terms of our goals scored and conceded record.
"Secondly, this thing about double sessions. That makes it sound like each and every day.
"Let me tell you the training plan for this week. We had the game at Leeds, then on Sunday morning training only. Monday was a day off. Tuesday we had a double session, the second part in the gym.
"That was normal stuff for all the players with our fitness coaches. On Wednesday and Thursday, only one session. So in the whole week, one double session only which included a gym session.
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"If that is too much for a professional footballer then we have to say we only meet for the games and in the week we can have some Christmas cake and drinks. That wouldn't work.
"I don't think it is too hard for the players. We always try to find a good workload. It mentioned in the article that one or two players are not content with the workload. I don't think so. To be honest when you lead a group of 25 players you can't fulfil all the expectations and dreams because you can only play with 11 on the pitch.
"It is quite normal that not each and every player is involved every minute. I don't expect those to be in a brilliant mood. They are not going to be 100pc happy. That applies for every football team. I don't have to speak about our togetherness."
Farke is adamant the mood inside the City dressing room remains positive despite a tough run of results.
"I have praised the atmosphere all season. The attitude is outstanding for a professional football club," he said. "I can't imagine on this level of football there is another dressing room like it. Obviously it is easier when you are in position one in the table.
"When you are struggling with results and lower down the table it is more difficult. I don't pay attention to this article. You can ask the players how the atmosphere is.
"This is the first negative article I have read in recent months and that was a surprise to me.
"I would have expected maybe more articles of this nature. I have learned in recent years not to pay too much attention to things like this. The truth is in the dressing room and the relationship with the guys.
"Even in the poor results or poor performances I have always praised the attitude and work rate. This article said I called the players too soft. That is not true.
"No, I am not angry. It doesn't influence me in my work or the relationship with the players. It has no importance and no truth."
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The sails are ready. The waves are pumping. The winds send their gusts. The 2012 British Wavesailing Tour is ready to kick off in Wales.
Rhosneigr will once again host the first round of the season and Dave Buckland and his team are looking forward to welcoming you to the best wave sailing spot on the west coast of Wales.
"We had an excellent tour last year with great conditions at all the events, and I'm sure this one is going to deliver again for 2012", says Buckland.
Funsport have just extended their shop in good time to provide an even better base camp for BWA Wales 2012. They have hosted the event for many years now and are totally committed to supporting the tour, as well as some of the best known British Riders like Ben Proffit and Phil Horrocks.
"It's great to compete here where me and Phil have basically grown up wave sailing, and makes for an awesome start to the tour! Phil always battles hard on home turf so it should be a tough comp just like last year, fingers crossed", reveals Proffit.
The 2012 BWA Wave Tour will continue in the British islands with competitions set to Brandon Bay, Tiree and Gwithian. The 2012 British Wavesailing Tour calendar goes as follows:
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Half vintage, half new is the Wendy Mink equation. When entering the store, the first thing you may pick up on is an Eastern influence that comes courtesy of Tibetan women that help Wendy design and produce her artistic collection of jewelry. After 20 years in the business, Wendy knows how to grasp inspiration from all over, so Peruvian and Victorian motifs are blended together seamlessly in lapis cocktail rings and beaded gold hoop earrings in a wide variety of sizes and colors. The boutique, opened in 2007, combines Eastern and Western sensibilities into simple and graceful pieces. The vintage selection blends these influences just as readily, with Victorian pieces like a cobalt cabochon necklace displayed next to an Indochinese style jade bird brooch that somehow manage not to clash. All the pieces are produced in New York and would make for wonderful gifts, along with filigree cuffs that could easily start making the rounds as your next piece of everyday jewelry.Show lessRead moreTimothy
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Seriously, we couldn't stop eating this. For supper, for lunch, with rice, with pitas. And, bonus, it made a TON of food, so we froze the rest and just defrosted it for supper tonight It was so yummy, so on the blog it goes! It will definitely be a repeated meal in our house.
Vegan and wallet friendly, it's a crowd pleaser, for sure. Filled with spices and flavour, I would bring this to a potluck any day. I know even the toughest critic couldn't resist a second helping. It's THAT good. Totally sounding a bit overconfident here, but it's worth it.
We have been busy busy opening schools, raising bossy toddlers (yes, you read that right, BOSSY, not busy, BOSSY, I swear not on purpose am I raising her to be that way, it's in her genes, I guess) and getting ready for a summer full of vegetables gardens and sandbox playtime. Cooking has been adapting to our new pace of life, most definitely a bit faster than we'd really like, and the adapting to changing palates of Miss Bossy-Pants. I am happy to report that this meal is Hannah-certified A-Okay. She ate all versions of it (with rice, in a pita, leftovers, etc.) without a fuss (well, except when I tried to hurry her up by putting it on the spoon for her - I should know better).
So, here ya go. Don't forget about this little (big) gem when you need a tasty meal that's ready when you get home. It's delightfully tasting and smelling, inexpensive, diet/lifestyle-friendly meal that feeds a crowd. Enjoy! (And by feeds a crowd, I mean it literally - this will make lots! Be prepared!)
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What's Causing Clutter in Your Home? A New Year, a New Home
Every home has clutter, but it's important to get a handle of your mess. As you ring in the the New Year, now is a great time to purge, especially if you plan on selling your home this year. One of the most cost-effective ways to prepare a home for sale is to organize it, but for many home sellers it's no easy task.
It can be hard for homeowners to see what's right in front of their eyes, so clutter piles build up without making an impact on daily life. Especially if you're putting your home on the market, you'll need to change your mindset. Part of a home stager's job is to help sellers approach each room with an outside perspective, in order for them to detach from the space and view their home as a product.
Reducing clutter not only provides more square footage in a room, but helps show off the home's positive features, while allowing buyers to visualize living in the space.
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
Clutter can be naturally created for fear of forgetting or losing your belongings. This way of thinking leaves a home in constant disarray, keeping everything out in plain sight on easy-to-reach surfaces and leaves less to be desired for buyers.
To combat this problem a home stager will have sellers start the moving process to begin decluttering. It's important to remind homeowners having trouble separating themselves from the space that their valuables won't be forgotten or lost, rather packed up for a short period of time so buyers can see the product they're considering.
Finding a Home for Everything
Clutter easily builds up in a home when items are homeless – meaning they don't have a proper place to begin with. Clothes, shoes, toys and mail without a designated place to put these items tend to wander around. A crucial part of organizing your home is creating a place for each item. Of course, keeping the space in order only happens when you return an item back to its home after use.
The system only works when you develop the habit of putting everything in its place. When you take your jacket off, for example, hang it up in the closet or on a coat rack – not on the back of the chair or on the floor. By always returning an item home, you're building a maintenance system into your organizing process. Another good habit to adopt is to take five to 10 minutes every night and put items away. This way, when you wake up in the morning the house is ready to show off.
Too Many Choices
Sometimes there's a lack of action because there are too many choices, which can make organizing overwhelming. With so many storage products available to get organized, a person who has a hard time making choices in life can fall into this trap. Not knowing what product would be best for their needs delays them from ever starting. And if clutter has been building up for years, it can be particularly hard to tackle that overwhelming feeling.
Next time the thought process is paralyzed with uncertainty of what to do, start with one small organizing project. This will inspire the person to complete more projects and move things forward.
Letting Go
Another reason for clutter can be from a person's inability to let go of their belongings. Homeowners that have a considerable amount of clutter can spend hours dwelling over each item because their belief is they might need it someday.
Many times homeowners will hold onto items for the wrong reasons and this can be a real emotional struggle that deters them from obtaining an organized home. It's important to ask a series of questions to help get past this including: Is the item beneficial to the person? Has the item been used in the past month or so? By honestly answering these questions, even an indecisive or hesitant homeowner can cut down on clutter.
While it's great to always be prepared for anything, a good rule of thumb is to donate or store anything not needed in the next three to six months. Sort through all belongings quickly, choose what stays and what gets packed, donated or sold by thinking of those immediate needs. Don't forget to label everything and stack it neatly away for easy access.
Scheduling It
It's too easy for a homeowner to never begin the decluttering process because of time constraints. This won't magically happen overnight, so schedule blocks of time – as many as two to four hours throughout the week, or even just 15 minutes a day depending on what needs to be organized to make your goal a reality.
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I would like to share with JAAVSO readers some personal recollections of a few of the outstanding individuals I have become acquainted with through forty-five years as an AAVSO member. In one manner, or another, all have played an important role in the AAVSO's 100 years of service to the astronomical community.
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Frances Winston says Mindhorn, about a former TV icon, doesn't take itself too seriously, with plenty of laugh-out-loud moments
Directed by: Sean Foley – Starring: Julian Barratt, Simon Farnaby, Essie Davies, Andrea Riseborough, Russell Tovey, Steve Coogan
If you have fond memories of the cheesy cop shows from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, this movie may make you reassess them. Julian Barratt plays Richard Thorncroft, best known for playing Isle of Man-based TV detective, Mindhorn, a quarter of a century ago. Unfortunately, some dodgy chat-show appearances, and changing tastes, mean that his halcyon days are long behind him, and he has been reduced to appearing in commercials for socks!
Like so many of these former TV icons though, he still has at least one obsessed fan. Unfortunately for Richard, said fan 'the Kestrel' is wanted for murder, and will only talk to Mindhorn, whom he believes to be real. Cue Richard reprising his most famous role, in order to help the police, and raise his profile once more, but he soon finds himself in over his head, and trying to solve a crime for real.
Barratt is best known for his work with The Mighty Boosh, and the surrealism is very much in evidence here. This doesn't take itself very seriously, and it would be a mistake for a viewer to do so. There are lots of campy flashbacks and clips, and the influence of numerous cheesy TV shows from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, is very evident.
Richard is stuck in a time-warp, unable to accept that his best days are behind him, and desperately trying to cling on to his leading-man status, courtesy of a hairpiece and a girdle. This leads to all sorts of nonsensical situations as he embraces his iconic role once more, oblivious to the fact that there are no cameras rolling. Barratt doesn't play it for laughs, and takes it very seriously, which works wonderfully. He is ably supported by a wealth of well-known British talent, including hilarious cameos from Simon Callow and Kenneth Branagh.
It embraces every single show business and actor cliché you can imagine, and it does have plenty of laugh out loud moments. However, at times – even by the standards laid down here – it does go somewhat OTT. Farnaby is an absolute caricature as Thorcroft's stunt-double, and there is a parade scene set on Isle of Man day that is far less slapstick than it thinks.
This is an unashamed cheesefest that owes much to the easily-parodied shows of yesteryear. At 83 minutes it doesn't outstay its welcome – if anything it feels like it ends rather abruptly.
But there is enough humour in it to entertain most viewers. Not a modern classic by any means, and might have worked better as a TV show (a TV show within a TV show even) but all in all, it is good fun.
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A Beginning Robotics Camp for students ages 10 and older will be held in Las Vegas Aug. 6-8. The camp is hosted by the New Mexico Engineering Resource Network, New Mexico State University, College of Engineering.
This three-day camp is an introduction to robotics using radio-controlled components and other supplies that you might find in your own garage. Campers will utilize the engineering design process as they build a robot with teammates. The robot will be used in a competition at the end of camp. In addition to building a robot for competition, students will work in teams, write an engineering manual, learn basic tool skills and be exposed to a variety of engineering technologies.
Shelly Gruenig, coach of the award-winning Rio Rancho Robo Runners, coordinates the camp.
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MANAGEMENT: How To Weather The Storm
Recent Western Cape Business News
The recent study into the supply chain and logistics industry, Supply Chain Intelligence Report (SCIR) 2009, indicates that only 6% of companies in South Africa are managing the current global financial crisis optimally. Incredibly these companies are not just better at dealing with difficult times, but 67% of them are more successful than their peers
SCIR is an annual, independent and international study into the supply chain and logistics practices of emerging economies around the world. Developed and compiled by TerraNova Research, the 1st 2009 report covers the supply chain industry in South Africa.
The study incorporated the Complexity Masters theorem, developed and published by Deloitte in 2003, which holds that companies in the USA and Europe with complex value chains and the capability to properly manage those complex value chains are 73% more profitable than their peers. It was found that these highly successful Complexity Masters constituted only 7% of the total number of companies in their sample. When the theorem was applied to the South African context, 6% of the total number of companies surveyed were 67% more profitable than their peers.
Over the past year the world has experienced several dramatic shocks, including spiking fuel prices, rising food and energy costs, and a global meltdown of financial institutions. While South Africa is currently contending better than many more "developed" countries with such global market issues, unique local conditions are also contributing to the daily challenges for business in the country.
The study included local factors, such as a massive rate of urban development and migration, political uncertainty and a skills shortage. The hypothesis of the study was therefore based on the notion that both global and local challenges have created the conditions for a 'Perfect Storm' which significantly complicates the single greatest challenge for supply chains around the world - that of planning and forecasting.
SCIR 2009 questioned respondents on what current and pending market-changing events are affecting or a likely to affect their businesses and supply chains. While the effects of the Perfect Storm on local companies could easily be predicted, it is the amount of and direction of action from the respondents that is of interest.
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text: 'Phyllosphere bacteria and degradation of plant derived volatiles and atmospheric pollutants' LocationNG08 - Biosciences BuildingCategoryLectures Talks and Workshops, Life and Environmental Sciences, Research DatesThursday 19th March 2015 (13:00-14:00) Download the date to your calendar (.ics file) Speaker: Dr Hendrik Schäfer, University of Warwick Summary: The aerial parts of plants are a habitat for epiphytic microorganisms, termed the phyllosphere. The role these microorganisms play in the biogeochemical cycling of plant-derived volatiles is becoming increasingly evident. Current phyllosphere research in my group is addressing the structure and function associated with plant phyllospheres in two different systems. I will give an overview of work we are doing to characterize dimethylsulfide (DMS)-degrading microorganisms associated with the cordgrass Spartina anglica, a halophyte thriving in salt marshes which produces dimethylsulfoniopropionate (DMSP), a precursor for DMS which affects atmospheric chemistry. Approaches include high throughput sequencing, stable isotope probing and metagenomics to identify organisms and pathways that contribute to DMS cycling. In another project, we are investigating organisms degrading organic pollutants in tree phyllosphere communities using a combination of cultivation-dependent and cultivation-independent approaches. Hendrik will be hosted by Professor Rob Mackenzie. If you wish to meet Hendrik before/after the seminar please do get in touch.


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So it was, that I received a nice package in the post.... ..from the UK.
It contained a sample of Balwen wool from Jessica's Balwen sheep. You can see a picture of them if you go here. I like the way they look like they are wearing white socks. Balwen Sheep have previously been listed by RBST as "at risk", but are now classified as "vulnerable".
According to the Balwen Welsh Mountain Sheep Society: "Balwen Welsh Mountain Sheep originate from one small area of Wales - the Tywi valley. Because of this, during the disastrous winter of 1947, the breed was nearly wiped out. The breed was at its lowest ebb, with only one ram surviving. During the 1950's and 60's a steady increase took place, and in the 1970's people outside the valley began to take an interest in the breed. The Balwen Welsh Mountain Breed Society was formed in 1985."
It was a good learning experience for me to have the opportunity to work with the wool. Difficult to photograph, the color is a nice blend of browns and blacks. There was also some kemp, which added to the character of this interesting wool. The staple measured approximately 3 inches. The wool is graded as 'soft/medium' with a micron count of 32.3.
After scouring the wool, I spun up a few different samples...some I will keep, and some I will send back to Jessica so she can see what her wool will look like when turned into yarn. I also saved a little bag to share with some of the spinners in my library group, so they could examine it as well.
I found the Balwen fleece to be fairly coarse, and somewhat wiry. I spun it woolen, so it was a bit fuzzy, and it still shows a luster. The yarn produced is strong, and would certainly wear well. It would make a wonderful outer garment, but I would not make anything that would be worn next to the skin. I also think it would be great for felting. I have set some aside for that purpose.
While I was working with this fleece, I was thinking about the sheep in the field over in the UK. I found little bits of moss in the fleece, and wondered about the pasture where they grazed. The Internet is a great tool. Without it, I probably wouldn't have "met" Jessica, or her sheep. Who knows if I ever would have had the chance to spin up a little Balwen? When I took the class about Spinning in the Old Way, we discussed how a spinner living (lets say the 18th century) in America, would have only spun the wool from just a few breeds of sheep, because of the availability. They were pretty much limited to what the farmer was raising. I am not limited. With the Internet, it is possible for me to experience spinning wool from a sheep that grazes in a pasture half a world away from me. I like it when the blogosphere spills over into real life.


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It's a major element for your marketing success.
Lists grow. Some by duplicate records. Sometimes they grow one record at a time. At other times, they grow because your customers are growing. Maybe you decided on bringing two list together and combining them into one.
When two lists are combined, they bring with them the phenomenon of duplicate records. The costs of two letters or mail pieces going to the same recipient and twice the postage is wasted.
No sooner than the time it takes to reach your mailbox, all digital skeptics reached for their can of "All-get-out traditional advertising" to rid them of all bad marketing thoughts. Am I this naive to assume the digital crowd has list of buyers, customers and prospects? How do they communicate with their customers?
OK you digital geeks, I will not tell on you, so keep reading to learn how to make your lists produce better marketing results.
The correct answer is "deduping."
So, you need to get rid of one of the duplicate records. And the answer is "deduping." Or is it?
In the typical deduping process, one record is judged to be a duplicate of the other. One, often the older or the one with partial or less complete information, may be discarded completely.
For example, Jane Doe on Main Street may appear in two different marketing lists. However, one may include her email address; the other may contain her place of employment.
In a traditional deduping activity, one of the two records go away entirely in the time it takes to hit the delete key on your keyboard. This means that something will be lost – either the email address or the place of employment.
Is it time to use the blender?
Rather than throwing away an entire record, think in terms of bringing together information of both records in both databases – of gathering, consolidating and blending all information.
Using your database techniques, you can combine two or more lists into a single, targeted database – a single blended database that has more value and more information. The blended database – now complete and accurate, and containing all available and relevant data – saves you time and money.
Deduping is often a viable strategy when you have two lists coming together for a one-time mailing. But, if your mission is to develop a workable database of prospects and customers, gathering and consolidating data will add significantly more value to your database.
You've read it here on numerus occasions it always pays to invest in data management to build a better database. In fact, this investment in developing and maintaining great marketing lists may be the best thing you can do to increase the overall effectiveness of any direct marketing activity.
If a digital marketer does not use lists, what's their secret?
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Latest Recruitment International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) for Logistics Assistant
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an impartial, neutral and independent organisation whose exclusively humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of armed conflict and other situations of violence and to provide them with assistance.
We are looking for a suitable candidate to fill the position below:
Job Title: Logistics Assistant
Location: Kano
Main Responsibilities
- Supervises, implements and runs logistic procedures
- Handles logistical files independently for all matters relating to Requisition Orders, Purchasing and Warehousing
- Performs various Logistics functions, Local Purchase, Fleet management, Warehousing (including medical warehouse), dispatch, and statistics
- Ensures that the departments have their needs and requests addressed within a reasonable timeframe, in accordance to ICRC procedures
- Negotiates contractual matters with external interlocutors
- Supervises independently the work performed by team members
- Maintains independently the ICRC logistic computer systems (FSS)
- Act as fleet manager on the field and Manager for drivers: planning, appraisals etc
Required Qualifications
- University degree in Logistic or Administration
- Minimum 4 years experience in a similar field
- Good command of spoken and written English
- Other languages an asset (Hausa)
- Excellent computer skills (Word and Excel), including ICRC standard computer systems
- Driving licence
- Good knowledge of ICRC rules and procedures
Personal Attributes:
- Proactivity and flexibility
- Capacity to carry out complex activities
- Good communication and Negotiation skills
- Ability to work independently and sense of initiative
- Capacity to deal with people, to lead and to develop contact
- Strong sense of responsibility and adaptability
- Flexibility, availability to work over time when needed
- Willingness to learn
Deadline: 12th February, 2018.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should send their application letter, curriculum vitae and contact details of three referees to: email@example.com indicate "Logistics Assistant Kano" as the subject of your application.
In the body of the mail, please indicate the following in the format as seen:
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- Years of relevant experience
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- Late application will not be considered
- Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
- However, ICRC will not request for any monetary payments from applicants at any stage of the recruitment process.
- The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an impartial, neutral and independent organisation whose exclusively humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of armed conflict and other situations of violence and to provide them with assistance.


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Preparing for the worst, first responders came together overnight to sharpen their skills during at an emergency exercise at San Francisco International Airport.
The annual exercise is designed to make sure first responders know exactly what to do in a mass casualty event in hopes of saving lives.
This year's event centered around a simulated terrorist attack involving an active shooter. Although details of the simulation appear to be eerily similar to Sunday's deadly concert shooting in Las Vegas, the airport planned the scenario in back in January following the shooting at Fort Lauderdale Airport that left five people dead.
The simulation at SFO included deployed smoke, sounds of gunfire and explosions, and about 60 people acting as victims. Airport staff, police officers, firefighters and other agencies were tested to see how adequately they could provide aid.
"At the end of tonight's exercise, we're going to do what we call a 'hot wash' which is essentially a debriefing," SFO spokesperson Doug Yakel said. "We're going to talk about what worked well and what didn't work so well, and we use exercises like this to continually improve and enhance our procedures.
The federal government requires that these drills be held every three years. SFO conducts the drill on an annual basis "just because it makes us better," Yakel said.


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The current home of the Saskatoon Police was constructed in 1977 and built for only a staff of 300. Today, there are approximately 650 staff. This created the need for more space as the City grew and the need for more police personnel grew. Now, we pay $1,000,000 in leases each year to work out of nine locations across the city.
The proposal of a new Police Headquarters is something that three Chiefs worked on and finally, on June 13, 2011, our proposal for a new building was made official by City Council.
Looking at pictures, we've certainly come a long way in just a year and a half.
The project is still on time, and on budget, with a highly anticipated completion date late in 2013. Right now, there's approximately 150 busy bodies working on the site daily.
The building is 90 per cent enclosed and winter heated. One of the more exciting parts is that different areas of the service are taking shape – the parking lots, the detention cells, the office spaces, the community gymnasium and even the lobby!
Below are some pictures to show you the progress!
The building is nearly 90 per cent enclosed. The open part in the front is going to be home to our Community Services. This includes our Crime Free Multi-Housing program, School Resource Officers, Community Liaison Officers and Cultural Resource Unit. This building will also house three classrooms to be used for community purposes.
Offices and areas are starting to take shape!
The two-story lobby.
You can visit the New Headquarters page on the SPS website for more information and photos as our new home moves towards completion!


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Villiger Relaunching La Flor De Ynclan
La Flor de Ynclan is back for its third act. Villiger first launched the old vintage Cuban brand as a Dominican cigar in 2007. Dissatisfied with the results, the company discontinued the brand and it has been nowhere to be seen for years. Now it's back with a readjusted blend, and it will be showcased at the upcoming IPCPR trade show.
The cigar is made at the ABAM factory in the Dominican Republic and blended by José Matias Maragoto.
"The La Flor de Ynclan cigar has been an ongoing labor of love for us," said Heinrich Villiger, chairman of the board of Villiger Soehne AG, in an official release.
The upcoming La Flor de Ynclan is made with an Ecuadoran wrapper, Indonesian binder and a filler blend of Nicaraguan and Dominican tobaccos. It's offered in three sizes: Robusto, measuring 5 inches by 50 ring gauge; Torpedo at 6 by 52; and Churchill at 7 by 48. They are packaged in boxes of 25 and are set to retail for $11 to $12.
Observant smokers who remember Villiger's last effort will notice that the band has been redesigned. What was once an allegorical female figure is now more in line with Villiger's other brands, creating more continuity from line to line. The secondary band denotes that it's part of the Flor de Ynclan series.
Historically, Flor de Ynclan is an old defunct Cuban brand dating back to at least the early 1900s. It was owned and distributed by the Havana Tobacco Co., which was part of the giant U.S. monopoly The American Tobacco Co., also known as the Tobacco Trust, which owned factories in Cuba long before the rise of the Castro or even the Batista regimes.
Flor de Ynclan is distributed by Villiger North America, the Swiss company's U.S. division.


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Sophia University Institute of Comparative Culture presents a workshop on
Contemporary Japanese Art After 1990:
The Representation and the Identity of the Japanese Artists in the Global Context
Since the Meiji Restoration in 1868, the impact of Western culture has significantly affected the development and identity of modern Japanese art and artists. The dissonance of the two prominent driving forces, Western art and the country's traditional aesthetics, created an ongoing dilemma for Japanese artists. This continued after the Second World War, as the Western audience often regarded post-war Japanese art of being 'derivative' and 'provincial'.
However, a significant alteration in Western perception occurred in the 1980s. This period was characterised by a marked increase in international attention to Japanese art in the context of the bubble economy of Japan and the rise of the postmodernism that emancipated non-Western art from its marginalised position. Despite of the country's economic decline, the Western attention has continued. Recent generations of Japanese artists appear to be celebrating globalisation in art and culture. Their creations seemingly ignore the dichotomy between Japan and the West; they freely cross the boundaries between the different cultures. They produce both 'high' and 'low' art and merge traditional aesthetics into a contemporary expression. Their reception in the West is indicative of its strong rapport with the new developments in post-bubble Japanese art. However, there has been criticism of the selectivity of international representations of Japanese art after 1990.
This seminar aims to examine the issues of the relationship between post-1990s Japanese art and the West. The discussion will also encompass issues pertaining to its relationship with Asia in the age of globalization.
Date: July 8 (Sun), 2012
Time: 14:00-17:00
Venue: Sophia University (Room 301, 3F, Building 10)
Language: English with some Japanese / No registration necessary
Download a program of this event (PDF)
Michio Hayashi
Michio Hayashi is Professor in the Faculty of Liberal Arts, Sophia University. Ph. D. from Columbia University. Current position since 2003 specializing in modern/contemporary art history and criticism. Publications include Painting Dies Twice, or Never, vol.1-7 (Tokyo: Art Trace, 2003-2009), "L'asie n'est pas une: pour une vision historique différente," (in the exhibition catalogue, Cubisme: l'autre rive—Résonances en Asie, Maison de la culture du Japon, Paris, 2007), "Painting Degree Zero—RR's Whisper" (in the exhibition catalogue, Robert Ryman, Kawamura Memorial Museum of Art, 2004), "Atul Dodiya: Sincere Impurity," (in the exhibition catalogue, Atul Dodiya-Bombay: Labyrinth/Laboratory, The Japan Foundation Asia Center, 2001), "The Occupied Subject: Painting and Body in Postwar Japan," (in the exhibition catalogue. À Rebours: The Informal Rebellion, Reina Sofia in Madrid, 1999). "Rosalind Krauss: Beyond Modernism" and "Michael Fried: Criticism and History" (both published in Bijutsu Techo, 1996), "Discourse on/in Pop Art – Its Genealogy" (in the exhibition catalogue, Pop Art, Saison Museum, 1998). Co-curated the international exhibition, Cubism in Asia in 2005 (The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo-The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea-Singapore Art Museum).
Adrian Favell
Adrian Favell is Professor of Sociology at Sciences Po in Paris, and taught previously at UCLA, Sussex University and Aarhus University. He is a specialist on international migration, globalisation, and multiculturalism, and in 2007 held an Abe Fellowship of the SSRC/Japan Foundation Centre for Global Partnership, based in Tokyo at Hitotsubashi University. In April this year he published Before and After Superflat, a history of the Japanese art scene since the 1990s. He also writes for art magazines, catalogues and an online blog for the art website ART-iT. For more information see his website: www.adrianfavell.com
Yasuko Furuichi
As the exhibition coordinator of the Japan Foundation (the Asia and Oceania Section, Arts and Culture Department), Furuichi Yasuko has coordinated numerous art exchange projects between the Asian region and Japan since the 1990s. She has organized exhibitions on Asian art, including "New Art from Southeast Asia 1992" (1992), "Asian Modernism" (1995), "Fang Lijun" (1996), "Heri Dono" (2000), and "Lee Bul" (2003), co-curatorial project such as "Under Construction" (2002-03), "Out the Window" (2003), "Have We Met?" (2004-05), "Cubism in Asia" (2005-06), "Omnilogue" series (2011-12), and in the more recent years, Japanese contemporary art exhibitions in Asia, including "Beautiful New World" (China, 2007), "KITA!!" (Indonesia, 2008), and "Twist and Shout" (Thailand, 2009). Networking projects consists of the "Asian Museum Curators' Conference" (since 2006) and guides on art spaces in Asia (2002, 05, 09). Lives and works in Tokyo.
Mami Kataoka
Mami Kataoka is the Chief Curator at the Mori Art Museum (MAM) in Tokyo since 2003 where she most recently curated Lee Bul: From Me, Belongs to You Only, while extending her curatorial practice in many international projects including 9th Gwangju Biennale (2012) in South Korea as the Joint Artistic Director, Phantoms of Asia: Contemporary Awakens the Past (2012) at Asian Art Museum in San Francisco as guest curator and Ai Weiwei: According to What? (2012) at Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington DC which will tour other North American venues. She was the International Curator at the Hayward Gallery in London between 2007 and 2009, curated Laughing in the Foreign Language (2008) and co-curated Walking in My Mind (2009). Kataoka also frequently writes and gives lecture on contemporary art in Asia.
Kiyoko Mitsuyama-Wdowiak
Between 1983 and 1991, when she was an Assistant Curator at the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo, Mitsuyama-Wdowiak organised Japanese and international exhibitions including Hara Annual (VII and IX) and A Primal Spirit (co-organised with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and toured in the USA and Canada between 1990 and 1991). Since 1992 she has lived in the UK and has worked as an independent researcher. She has lectured at various academic and cultural institutions, including Birkbeck, SOAS, Sotheby's Institute of Art, the British Museum and the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation. Her publications include 'The Hara Annual IX: Towards the 1990s' in Hara Annual IX (Tokyo: Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, 1989), Umi wo Wataru Nihon-gendai-bijutsu [Contemporary Japanese Art Across the Sea] (Tokyo: Keiso Shobo, 2009) and '727: Takashi Murakami' in Art: The Whole Story (London: Thames & Hudson, 2010). She is a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Comparative Culture in Sophia University in Tokyo between May and August 2012.
This event is made possible by a generous grant from the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation.
Images from top to bottom
Takashi Murakami, Super Flat, 2000
Adrian Favell, Before and After Superflat, 2012
David Elliott, Bye Bye Kitty !!!, 2011


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How is that for an attention-grabbing headline? I'm just teasing. I mean, can we not use this time to talk about the news? At all? Ok, deal. I honestly do have a reason for you to celebrate today, though. Ready?Continue reading
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wordless wednesday
Because it's quick and easy; and because I haven't posted since July (what the what?!) … I present to you a special birthday celebration edition of wordless Wednesday. Without further ado – which, by the way, I've literally always wanted to say but I usually just keep on talking which sort of negates the whole purposes of not further a-doing something. Oh, oops. – here are just a few selects from our little family gathering up in the absolute middle of nowhere in Michigan this past weekend. It was … everything. Continue reading
I snuck a peek into his classroom this morning and felt my heart skip a beat as I caught his face across the room. As he looked up (his teacher suggested a sneak attack #foiled), I couldn't help but run over and bear hug the breath right out of him.
world photography day
Seriously, if I could count the number of memos I miss about certain days and events that I could really get on board with … well, it would be a big number. The good news is that I did, in fact, hear that yesterday was dubbed as 'world photography day' but the obvious is that I missed posting about it in time. #sadtrombone
It's all good, though. I am still 100% cool with getting on board with the old clichés as well like 'better late than never.' Continue reading
the many faces of baby mae
You know how it's super boring to see photos of babies gently sleeping? Wrapped so neatly in cheesecloth? Nestled sweetly in a basket? I agree!
That's why when I went to visit baby Mae earlier this week, I tickled her feet and picked at her ears until she was wide awake and ready to make some faces at my glass. Don't misquote me … I said glass. Continue reading
wordless wednesday
These two. Celebrating five (five?!) years of friendship and a tenth birthday.
wordless wednesday – a thank you
On this fine Wednesday, we pay tribute to our veterans. Just two days ago, I was honored to have been asked to take some photos during a service in remembrance of my Uncle Jim, a veteran of the United States Army. He served our country from 1964-1967, stationed both in Germany and Vietnam during his tenure. Continue reading
happy birthday, grandma
I watched the tears roll down my dear cousin's face last month as she watched our grandma learn the names and roles of everyone in the room. The whole family (like, literally) was home to celebrate Alyssa's (my favorite oldest niece) graduation. Sidenote. Whaaaat? How can my six-year-old niece be ready for college? #sad
So, there's this guy … his name is Daren. Some may call him Forrest, but that's only part of his story.
When I first heard about Daren Wendell, I'm pretty sure he was in the middle of a run somewhere. Sure, lots of folks run. I even run sometimes. I know … hard to believe. But, Daren runs for a purpose; to bring awareness to the world's water crisis. And for every $40 he is able to capture as a result of his crazy pursuits, he ensures clean drinking water for another human being. For life. For.life. Continue reading
flashback friday: the back nine
It may be mid-March, but I've been thinking about this post for a while now and doggoneit, I've got to just get it out there. It's been burning a hole in my pocket. Or something like that. Continue reading


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The Brother Of One-Punch Victim Thomas Kelly Has Died, Aged 19
Tragic reports have merged that the 19-year-old brother of one-punch victim Thomas Kelly has died.
The principal at King's School in Parramatta announced Stuart Kelly's death to pupils on Tuesday.
"It is with great sadness that I inform you of the death of an Old Boy of the School, Stuart Kelly," he said according to the Daily Mail.
"This is the second great tragedy to affect the Kelly family," Dr Tim Hawkes said.
NSW Police confirmed a report was being prepared for the Coroner following the death of a 19-year-old in Mona Vale, in Sydney's north.
A single coward punch killed Stuart's older brother Thomas in 2012. Kieran Loveridge was found guilty of the attack and is currently in prison.
Stuart, who was 14 when his brother died, had campaigned for tougher anti-violence laws and was a supporter of the lockout laws.
The cause of death is unknown, but Police told 9 News, no suspicious circumstances.


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For the five days leading up to the big Kaslo & Area D Christmas Food Hamper Benefit show at Kaslo's justly famous Bluebelle Bistro— this Friday, December 4, the evening before Light-Up, with music featuring The Lichens & Friends starting at 7:30PM — we're giving you five good reasons to come, have fun, and be generous ($10 minimum donations are encouraged — we need to raise $1,000 to make sure every family in our region can enjoy a delicious Christmas dinner this year). And as a bonus, each day we'll provide you with a sample of the sort of music you can look forward to. Let's have some fun & help our friends & neighbours have a merry Christmas — see you Friday at the Bluebelle — and PS — don't forget Santa's coming to the Langham this Saturday, from 11AM to 1PM!
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Because not everyone is looking forward to a merry Christmas, with turkey on the table & presents under the tree. If we can help families and individuals in need have a happy holiday this year — and have a rollicking good time into the bargain — why wouldn't we?!


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Self-oscillating polymer gel
Classical nucleation theory in model colloidal system
Phase transformation in liquid-crystal
Corrosion in solid material
Equilibrium phase transitions in model colloidal system
Ordering, Clustering in binary colloidal system
Out of equilibrium systems: self-organized criticality
1995, Secondary Examination (10), Assam Board of Secondary Education, India
1997, Higher Secondary Examination(10+2), Assam Higher Secondary Education Council, India
2000, B.Sc. in Physics Honors, Assam University, India, University Rank: 4th
2002, Postgraduate Diploma in Software Engineering, Rabindra Bharati University, India
2005, M.Sc. in Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, India
2009, PhD in Physics from Karl Franzens University of Graz, Austria
Work Experience
Jun. - Aug. 2006Junior Research Fellowat Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, India
Aug. - Nov. 2006Junior Research Fellowat Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata, India
Feb.2010-Jan.2012Post-Doctoral Fellowat Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany
Mar.2012-Feb.2014Post-Doctoral Research Associateat University of Pittsburgh, USA
Aug.2014-Jul.2015Assistant Professorof Physics, Lovely Professional University, India
Jul.2015-Till. DateAssistant Professorof Physics, Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, India
Research Projects
Substrate mediated phase transition in two-dimensional liquid crystal systems (Sole PI), SERB, DST, India
Kadam Bhambari, Gurkirpal Singh, Neena Gupta, Debabrata Deb, Soumendu Jana - "Dispersion Managed Dissipative Solitons with Higher Order Nonlinearity and Frequency-Selective Feedback" ...... submitted to Opt Quant Electron (2017)
Debabrata Deb, O. Kuksenok, and Anna C. Balazs-"Using Light to Control the Interactions between Self-rotating Assemblies of Active Gels" ...... Polymer 55, 5924-5932 (2014), Impact Factor: 3.562
Olga Kuksenok, Debabrata Deb, Xin Yong and Anna C. Balazs- "Designing Biomimetic Reactive Polymer Gels" ...... Mater. Today 17, 486-493 (2014), Impact Factor: 14.107
B.J.Block, D. Deb, F. Schmitz, A. Statt, A. Troester, A. Winkler, T. Zykova-Timan, P. Virnau and K. Binder, "Computer simulation of heterogeneous nucleation of colloidal crystals at planar walls" ... Eur. Phys. J. SpecialTopics 223, 347-361 (2014), Impact Factor: 1.399
Debabrata Deb, O. Kuksenok, P. Dayal, and A. C. Balazs-"Forming self-rotating pinwheels from assemblies of oscillating polymer gels" ..... Mater. Horiz. 1, 125-132 (2014), Impact Factor: 9.095
Debabrata Deb, D. Wilms, A. Winkler, P. Virnau, and K. Binder - "Methods to compute pressure and wall tension in fluids containing hard particles", Int. J. Mod. Phys. C 23, 1240011 (2012), Impact Factor: 1.260
Debabrata Deb, A. Winkler, P.Virnau, and K. Binder --- "Simulation of fluid-solid coexistence in finite volumes: A method to study the properties of wall-attached crystalline nuclei".... J. Chem. Phys. 136, 134710 (2012), Impact Factor: 3.017
Debabrata Deb, A. Winkler, M. H. Yamani, M. Oettel, P. Virnau, and K. Binder-"Hard sphere fluids at a soft repulsive wall: A comparative study using Monte Carlo and density functional methods"...... J. Chem. Phys.134, 214706 (2011), Impact Factor: 3.017
D. Deb and H.H. von Grünberg - "Model colloidal system for island formation", Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter,21, S3579-S3586, (2009) , Impact Factor: 2.332
D. Deb and H.H. von Grünberg - "Stabilizing a two dimensional colloidal solid by light induced substrates: pinning, depinning and the effect of disorder", Journal of Physics: Cond. Matter, 20, S3579-S3586, (2008), Impact Factor: 2.332
S. B. Santra and D. Deb - "Sandpile under rotational constraint", Indian Journal of Physics, 82, 295-302, (2008), Impact Factor: 1.337
S. B. Santra and S. R.Chanu and D. Deb - "Characteristics of deterministic and stochastic sandpile models in a rotational sandpile model", Physical Review E, 75, 041122-041131, (2007), Impact Factor: 2.288
Review Articles
Olga Kuksenok, Debabrata Deb, Pratyush Dayal and Anna C. Balazs, - "Modeling Chemo-Responsive Polymer Gels", Annual Review of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, 5, 35, (2014), Impact Factor: 8.676
O. Kuksenok, P. Dayal, A. Bhattacharya, V. V. Yashin, Debabrata Deb, I. C. Chen, K. J. van Vliet, A. C. Balazs - "Chemo-responsive, self-oscillating gels that undergo biomimetic communication" ...... Chem. Soc. Rev. 42, 7257 (2013), Impact Factor: 34.09
Book Chapters
Debabrata Deb, Olga Kuksenok, Pratyush Dayal, Anna C. Balazs, "Modeling photo-induced reconfiguration and directed motion of active gels", in Engineering of Chemical Complexity II, World Scientific (Singapore), (2014) DOI: 10.1142/9789814616133_0009.
Debabrata Deb, D. Wilms, A. Winkler, P. Virnau, and K. Binder- "Monte Carlo Simulation Studies of Interfacial Free Energies in Colloidal Suspensions".... NIC Symposium 2012-Proceedings, Page 235, ISBN 978-3-89336-758-0.
We use computational techniques to solve problems that are related to soft materials (such as colloids, liquid crystals, polymers etc.). We use classical statistical mechanics as the central tool for most of our work.


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Scientists claim to have discovered just what it is women want when it comes to marriage. And far from the stereotypical image of a square-jawed stud with a washboard stomach, it seems the perfect man is almost as pretty as his missus.
Psychologists asked 400 men and women to rate the faces of men who were digitally altered to look both manly and girly. And guys, it's time to put down the weights and reach for the moisturiser instead
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"This research shows the high amount of agreement between women about what they see, personality wise, when asked to 'judge a book by its cover'," lead author and psychology lecturer Lynda Boothroyd said.
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I am currently developing a walking trail of up to 10 birdwatching spots, for Monday 5th May 2014. This is the launch of a community art project for the village of Girton, Cambridgeshire. More details will follow soon.
Girton, 5th May 2014
Art Exchange, University of Essex, 23rd October 2013
A very windy day on the banks of the lake in Wivenhoe Park:
Many thanks to everyone who took part, and to Priscila Buschinelli for taking the photographs.
Saturday 16th February Recordings
Photograph courtesy of Takaki Sudo.
It was VERY windy today, so the recordings are a bit noisy, but there are many more birds than yesterday to make up for it.
1pm Saturday 16th February 2013
3pm Saturday 16th February 2013
I'm really sorry, but I made a mistake with the timing of this one, and so it's "55 Second Birdwatching" instead.
Friday 15th February recordings
Photograph courtesy of Takaki Sudo.
1pm Friday 15th February 2013
3pm Friday 15th February 2013
A very rainy day, so not many birds unfortunately. Hopefully tomorrow will be drier!
Black Kite mobbing crows
When walking under the railway line near Sakuragicho Station I heard two very loud crows (karas: see, I've learnt a little bit of Japanese…). I looked up and saw what they were squawking at: a black kite was diving at them whilst they were perched in the trees!
Black Kite
I've seen lots of large birds of prey circling the harbour here in Yokohama, and have been told that they are tonbi, or black kite. They have the same threat to snack food as herring gulls do in the UK: so much so that there are warning stickers on the bins!
Yokohama One Minute Birdwatching
I think I need to employ this man for my birdwatching sessions.
I've seen two huge birds of prey circling the harbour today, alongside lots of gulls, pigeons, crows, sparrows and wagtails. Let's hope some of them turn up at BankART Studio NYK when I'm there on Friday.


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I was diagnosed with diabetes three and a half years ago, and for the last two years or so, my hands and feet get really cold. Not just in the winter, even in warm weather they will feel cold. Recently, my fingers have felt a little bit numb. They kind of feel like my feet do when I sit on them and they "fall asleep". Could this have anything to do with my diabetes?
I'd say no because diabetes takes generally longer than three and a half years to cause chronic complications. Nevertheless, a vascular and neurological examination are highly recommended. I'd also check for hypothyroidism, which is common among people with diabetes and might be causing symptoms of cold you report. Ask your doctor for a referral to an endocrinologist (if you're not seeing one).
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|Look how much stuff you can get on a rowboat, especially when you have decent length
|Room enough for the new puppy
|Notice that we even brought firewood
I would like to start my blog with a tale of a 40 mile row camping trip. Here in Florida, we are blessed with many waterways, including the great Suwannee River. As in the great old Stephen Foster song, "way down upon the suwannee river" fame. The state owns great tracts of land along the river, and only recently have they set up official "river camps" that are only accesible by water. So, since you can only get to these places by boat, and since most people who would destroy these camps are lazy, the up and up is that these camps are pristine. Absolutely perfect. Each camp has 5 raised platform buildings with screened sides, metal roof, electricity, ceiling fans, your own picnic table and fire ring. In addition, there are men's and ladies rooms with super clean, multiple toilets, as well as showers with hot and cold water.
as you can see, there is a permanent council fire area with permanent seats. Really well done, nice acid stained concrete, and a seperate cook building with a whole lot of picnic tables. The place looks perfect for a boy scout troop to have a great gathering.
|That dark spot is the remains of the civil war ship
Most of the springs have some kind of underwater challenge, provided by nature, such a archway that you must swim thru. Must, as in, MAN test!!! You swim down about 8 feet, look thru the arch, see light on the other side and then swim thru. Watch your head coming up. Great fun.
|This is the Cobb cooker. Use approx 8 charcoal briquettes in the well below where the chicken is, put the lid on, don't look for an hour, will roast the chicken above, potatoes below, and the sides don't get hot
|This is a rocket stove. It just burns the ends of the sticks, using a chimney effect, burns very hot. Will boil 5 gallons of water in 20 minutes. Popping jiffy pop popcorn here
above is the Adams tract River Camp. You can see our raised platform and the chicken we cooked on our Cobb cooker, as well as the jiffy pop popcorn. The next morning we set up our picnic table and boiled water for our morning coffee for the french press. The fine guide who we hired to meet us at the starting point and take our vehicle to the pull out point was just the best guy. His name is Eugene Allen, American Canoe Adventures 386-294-1319 www. canoesuwannee.com. He also met us somewhere on the river each day and brought us ice. A real lifesaver. Due to a blowout on my truck and having to go into Lake City to buy new tires, we didn't make it to the put in point, Dowling Park, until 5 pm. We had 10 miles to row until the first camp, that meant rowing for about 3.5 hours in the dark. And let me tell you, it is really dark on the suwannee river when it gets dark. There was no moon, and we were both rowing. Near the banks of the river, where the trees are, it was really, really dark. So, we stayed in the middle where it was less dark. We knew that our camp was at the Lafayette Blue Springs, but how to find it. In my hurry to pack, I had forgotten my GPS and all the Gps numbers for the camps. So, about 10 pm, I pulled out my trusty Android phone, with it's built in google maps, and fired that up. It showed that in about 3 more bends in the river was the Lafayette Blue Springs conservation area, and then sure enough, in the dark, on the port side, we could here the trickling of the springs spilling into the river. We pulled in and sure enough, we were there. Rowing in the dark; awesome. It will keep you interested thats for sure. It turns out that we were really lucky. The suwannee river is fed from the Okefenokee Swamp on the border of Florida/Georgia, and when we went in September, it hadn't been raining up there, so the river was/is at record low levels. On the next three days we ran into multiple rapids during the day, rapids that probably would have tipped us if we had encountered them at night during that first night. As it happened, that first night was perfect. I brought a handle of cuervo Gold tequilla and plenty of mixer, in this case a number of Dole premixed juice blends, and I poured my first one as soon as we got into the boat at 5:30pm. Poor Eugene problably thought we were rowing to our doom, starting at 5:30pm. with 10 miles to go before camp.
I will sum this up by saying that it was a really wonderfull trip. School was back in, and we went during the week, so we absolutely saw no one. We had the river camps to ourselves and all the springs were empty. It was just about the best 4 days of my life. Rowing, tequila , cigars, food, and my wonderful wife. Thanks babe


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Curse this blasted rain.
Understand, I love this kind of weather. I'd take it twenty times over the heat and the wetness actually doesn't bother me at all. But this is the second time a big hike has been cancelled (Helvellyn) due to bad weather conditions. Striding Edge–a part of Helvellyn–looks like this:
. . . and is ill-advised if it's wet or raining–or for anyone who is scared of heights. It was a nice icy-rainy-windy combo, so needless to say, we didn't go. But we did go on this . . . poor man's substitute hike? It was a three hour roundabout hike through the hills, which is fine, except is was bloody freezing. We've suffered rain before, but only because we had to get somewhere–if we didn't hike then we wouldn't arrive.
But this was just hiking in a general circle of cold misery. Nobody exactly wants to complain when you're in the beautiful landscape of England (it's beautiful, at least, so so b-b-beautiful!) but we were all kind of eyeing each other beneath our sopping hoods, like, "What is going on? Why are we doing this?!?!"
Anyway. Whatever–that was our last hurrah in Keswick and now we're in Grasmere!
If you think you don't know who Williams Wordsworth is, or S.T. Coleridge, you probably do but don't know. As a Mormon, the president of our church is always quoting Wordworth's line about "trailing clouds of glory" behind us when we come to earth. I wandered lonely as a cloud? Fill your paper with the breathings of your heart? The flower of sweetest smell is shy and lowly? The best portion of a good man's life / His little, nameless, unremembered acts /
Of kindness and of love? That's Wordsworth.
We visited Rydal Mount, where he lived the last thirty years of his life and died, and also Dove's Cottage, where he only lived nine years, but where he wrote his best work (his golden decade).
When Ralph Waldo Emerson came to England, in part to visit these great Romantic poets, he went to Rydal Mount and was introduced to a white-haired, plain old man, who took him into the gardens which Wordsworth himself had landscaped (and they are so, so beautiful), upon which Wordsworth recited a few of his poems. Wordsworth was a little full of himself–obviously, he sort of assumed Emerson would want to hear, and at first Emerson nearly laughed at the situation of Wordsworth reciting like a dutiful schoolboy, but then realized he'd come to pay his respects to this great poet and "gladly gave himself up to listening."
This was my feeling visiting these places. To Wordsworth, I am not a specific fan (though I like his work as well as anyone), but his poetry has influenced writers and literature in general, who have influenced more writers and further literature, which has in turn influenced me. For his role in the literary world, and for whatever modicum he had in inadvertently affecting my own style, I was there to pay my respects. So, with bowed head I thought, thanks for being a writer, Will. Like the cute tour guide at Rydal Mount. She was this short, older woman who referred to him lovingly as William, like she'd just finished tea with him that morning and positively adored him. The professor who teaches the poetry part of our trip is really amazing and he describes the poets in a way that makes them seem human, real, and journeying right beside us.


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Show Me the Money: Report Urges Granite Staters to Brush Up on Tech Skills
CONCORD, N.H. - A new report from financial recruitment firm Robert Half International indicates the answer for some Granite Staters seeking to boost their bottom line in 2015 may be a career change.
The report shows technology careers are paying big dividends compared with other sectors of the economy, and projects an increase of nearly six percent in starting salaries in the technology field.
Paul McDonald, senior executive director at Robert Half International, says the report also predicts growth in traditional fields, including accounting and marketing, where technology is involved.
"Technology truly is running its course through all functional roles today," says McDonald. "You need technology as a foundational, functional understanding, in order to be successful in any one of these specialty areas."
According to the report, among the top positions to watch are mobile applications developer, data architect and chief security officer. All three have starting salaries that top $100,000 annually.
Ross Gittell, chancellor of the Community College System of New Hampshire, says there are plenty of opportunities for locals to profit from the trend, and it doesn't require an advanced degree.
"We have training on computer programming, web-based applications, and app writing," says Gittell. "If a student wanted to create a game application, we train and educate students to do that."
Gittell says Boston and Cambridge are now the 'Silicon Valley' of New England, and great jobs are migrating to New Hampshire as a result. Many companies are offering flexible work hours to accommodate a work-life balance for skilled workers who are the right fit.


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Paint with the Color Wheel
Select paint colors by using a color wheel as your guide. This tool, favored by interior designers and pros, is a no-fail way to select the perfect color combinations.
Every decorative color pairing can be defined by where it resides on the color wheel. This circle organizes all hues around the basic foundation of the primary colors—red, yellow, and blue. The good news is that you don't have to be a professional to benefit from the color wheel tool. Once you learn how to use it and its hundreds of color combinations, you'll never again be stumped about what colors to try in your home.
When picking paint colors, the most common concern is, what goes with what? The color wheel answers that question. It's organized with red, yellow, and blue as equidistant spokes in the wheel. Colors verge between spokes. Between blue and red, for example, are the purple shades. Between blue and yellow are the green shades. You can rely on this segmentation to pick a color wheel paint pattern. Choose between monochromatic color wheel design (all shades of one color), an analogous color wheel scheme (colors next to each other on the wheel), or color wheel complementary colors (colors opposite each other). There is a lot of science behind the color wheel relating to the way our eyes take in and perceive colors. The clear, simple message is that these color wheel-prescribed pairings work, and you can use them room to room, as this house shows.
The easiest color scheme to understand, but perhaps the trickiest to pull off, is the one-color palette. You simply pick shades of the color that speaks to you. It can be hard to get right because a room filled with just one color can feel boring or overwhelming, depending on how you handle it. This bedroom shows a monochromatic palette that succeeds, thanks to a variety of shades and textures. The palette sticks to the pale pink wedge in the color wheel, but includes various tints that range from blush to rosy. A livable powder pink canvases the painted walls, which are the largest portion of the room. Brighter pink fabrics in the throw pillows keep the scheme from being dull. Finally, fluffy faux fur and a dangling pendant light add textural variety to the narrow color scheme.
To build an analogous color scheme, choose among neighboring shades on the color wheel. These hues work well in conjunction with each other because they share the same base colors. The key to success for this scheme is to pick one shade as the main, or dominant, color in a room; it's the color you see the most of. Then choose one, two, or three shades to be limited-use accent hues. This living room demonstrates an analogous scheme of greens, yellows, and oranges. The dominant shade is a livable yellow used on the bedding, wall art, and lampshade. Because green and orange accents share the same golden undertones, they suit the yellow features. A warm gray wall color rounds out the room.
To find complementary colors, look at the color wheel chart and choose hues that are directly across from each other. These colors work well together because they are opposites, and they balance each other visually. Blue and orange are an example of a complementary pair. A red-yellow shade like pumpkin balances a blue-green shade like teal. You can pick any shades in these complementing color wedges that appeal to you. For instance, in this bathroom, the complements are orange and blue, but the colors play out as coral and watery blue. The key is to not let one color overtake the other. Coral appears more prominently, while the blue appears in smaller doses. Other elements in the room do not tip the scales: a creamy white door serves as a palette cleanser, while the metallic accents add a bit of glitz.


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Just a day after losing 32-31 to the hated New York Giants, the Cowboys were back at Valley Ranch Monday morning to watch film and move on to next Monday's game against the Carolina Panthers.
Last year, after the Cowboys suffered a heartbreaking loss, which happen frequently in '08, the players would avoid the locker room. The mood would be somber, and no one wanted to talk to the media. Today however, was surprisingly different from a year ago. The locker room was upbeat and the players seemed in good spirits. All of them had the same message: "don't panic."
It was easy to make a huge deal out this game because of the level it was built up to. But linebacker Keith Brooking says it's okay, "It's game 2 of 16. There's no need to panic."
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It was actually refreshing to show up to Cowboys headquarters the day after a loss, and have a team that was ready to talk with the media and admit their mistakes. One thing's certain, the 2009 Cowboys appear to be headed in a different direction as far as accountability.
Here's a list of guys who stepped up to the mic today, and a lot of them had issues against the Giants:
Keith Brooking
Orlando Scandrick
Bradie James
Igor Olshanksy
Martellus Bennett
Andre Gurode
Last season, that list would've been three. It certainly doesn't replace a win. But if one thing is to be drawn from last night's disheartening loss it's that every player is willing to take the blame themselves, instead of placing it on someone else.


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This time, I separated my "product empties" into three separate videos. Thank goodness I did because this first part of the series, which is just makeup and skincare, is still kind of long! I'm sorry! These products were each used to the very last drop, so I feel super confident in my reviews. But remember, my skin is different than yours, so what works for me might not work for you and vice versa …these are just my opinions! Have you tried any of these products yourself? What did you think?
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nars smudge proof eyeshadow base
Drunk Elephant Luxury Marula Facial Oil
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Clinique Chubby Stick Lip Colour Balm
Kate Somerville Oil Free Moisturizer
Make Up For Ever Lift Concealer in #1
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Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer in Custard
Next week I will share part 2 of "product empties"—body care! Check out my other beauty videos and previous product empties on my youtube channel here!
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Is not it time someone gave you a wireless remedy with the speed and reliability of wired Net? They provide services by way of fibre to an region and then coax copper to your home. The common speed of a wireless connection is also normally much slower than a wired one particular. On the Provider Order tab, in the Network Providers list, click Web Client Network.
Those filters on the phones are just to eliminate the noise caused by the web information going back and forth, from becoming heard on the phone. Appropriate now, most folks choose amongst cable and telephone organizations when buying high-speed Net access.
There is an underlying, basic reliance on the Net, which continues to grow in the number of users, country penetration and each fixed and wireless broadband access. OmiTEC Wireless came and did the set up, placing their gear on a silo on the farm subsequent door to us. We had no line-of-sight from our backyard (large trees) but the silo next door worked out fantastic.
The neat thing with these plans is that if you have a 4G router and reside in a 4G service region, you can have unlimited month-to-month prepaid Internet for only $35.00! Wireless networks use radio waves to connect wireless devices to a nearby web connection. At Coulee Net Solutions you are guaranteed to get your service from a business that is devoted to serving it is local neighborhood.
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The cabin at Upper Goose Pond will be opened for hikers to stay overnight on 5/13/2017. Volunteer Caretakers will be on duty at the cabin throughout the season until cabin closing on 10/22/2017. Prior to opening hikers may use the campsites on the approach trail to the cabin and behind the cabin.
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Betsi Rosen – President and Founder, Career Coach
Betsi's solid experience and passion for the Executive Recruitment industry led her to found CuttingEdge in 1997. Since then she's been leveraging her outstanding interpersonal skills and innate ability to mentor, empathize and support her candidates and clients, into achieving their respective goals. Betsi has honed her skills and talent into a job recruiting science. She's a top-notch leader, career coach, business mentor and job placement strategist. She empowers her candidate's success by offering guidance through all steps of the job placement process, from resume review, interview tips, and negotiation techniques to ongoing career counseling. She not only helps her candidates find jobs in the digital space but succeed, grow and keep them as well.
Betsi oversees the entire company's success from branding and marketing the hiring of CuttingEdge's select staff of Career Strategists, Recruiters and specialists in interactive media and digital job placement. Betsi's mission is to provide start ups and established corporations alike with top tier services and candidates in Sales, Marketing, Account Management, Project Management, Design, Integrated Marketing, Publishing, Contingency Recruiting and More. Betsi has a proven track record of bringing in new clients based on a vision that's backed by metrics. She handles client concerns by turning uncertainties into value and by always focusing on managing client expectations. Betsi accomplishes all this by understanding both the objectives of her Clients as well as her role towards contributing toward them.
Erika Hanke – Vice President, Career Coach
Erika Hanke, a former Wall Street executive, and Project Manager joined CuttingEdge in 2005. Her committment, skills, experience dedication and positive attitude make her a valuable asset to the CuttingEdge team. She has played an integral role in the growth of CuttingEdge's executive recruitment practice. Erika understands career recruiting and the unique skill set necessary to accomplish successful digital job placements. Her professionalism, charisma and desire to support both client and candidate initiatives makes her a key player at CuttingEdge. Erika's deep understanding of the executive recruitment industry as well as the CuttingEdge philosophy of "doing unto others…" has helped her climb the ranks to Vice President of CuttingEdge.
Erika: "Our hope is to gain your trust and confidence in order to build a long-lasting relationship with you that will help propel your career or company to new heights. By conducting a thorough needs analysis with both hiring managers and candidates, we are able to create well thought out successful searches where everyone wins."


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Utilizing the REQUIRED text:
Schiffman, L. G., & Kanuk, L. L. (2010). Consumer behavior (10th
ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson.
Answer BOTH 1 & 2:
1. Marketing Concept
Define consumer behavior and discuss the underlying premise of consumer behavior, the
marketing concept. Why is consumer behavior rooted in the marketing
concept? How does customer value and customer satisfaction play into the
marketing concept? Open the link below and review the customer service
facts. Why is it important for a business to focus on customer value and
satisfaction? Do you fall into any of these categories and if so, which
ones? Explain why.
2. The Consumer Research Process
Use the Consumer research interactive learning object to deepen
your understanding of the order of steps in the research process.
There are six steps in the consumer research process. Pick a product or
service you have an interest in and question about. Describe the product
or service, your question(s) and the research process to lay the
foundation. Walk through each of the six steps as it relates to your
product or service, providing your analysis of each and what you would do
specifically at each step and why. Which step was the most informative and
why? Which step was the least informative and why? Did the process
help address your question (s)? Integrate and apply the concepts from the
learning in your response.
- Why was the Snuggy so successful and is
there still a market for it?
- Do consumers prefer McDonalds or Burger
- Should we expand globally?
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Thanks again to everyone who came to the Barge last week to help us raise money to keep The Medway Broadside online and afloat for another year. As well as playing, Rew shot some hand-held footage of all the performers, and you can now see a song from each of them below. It was quite an evening. You can probably tell that :0)
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We're pleased to announce this splendid line-up for our forthcoming Americana evening at the Barge on Saturday 14th July. The event will be a fundraiser for the Medway Broadside, an independent news and culture paper for the Medway Towns whose print and online editions are produced through the efforts of a skilled and dedicated team of local volunteers working together to produce an eloquent and representative voice for the community. The Broadside covers local news, politics, arts, culture and sport, providing an incisive take on events in Medway, whilst celebrating and promoting local creativity. We'll be raising money to keep it online for another year and fund this Autumn's print run.
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Earlier this week, T-Mobile announced that it was launching a Buy One Get One Free promotion for the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. As the name suggests, customers who purchase one unit of Samsung's new flagship smartphone will receive the other for free. T-Mobile then launched a similar promotion for the LG G6 but according to a new report, it has now been pulled by LG.
The promotion offers customers who purchased one LG G6 the second one for free. Initially, they had to pay for both devices but LG would eventually cover the cost of the second device.
Once a customer purchased two units from T-Mobile, they had to go to LG's redemption page and provide their contact information, IMEI numbers, and images of the receipt as proof of purchase.
LG would then process all of the information provided and would eventually send them a cheque for $500 which would cover the cost of the LG G6 on T-Mobile. The eligibility period was kept open until June 8th but the promotion has now been pulled.
In a message communicated to all stores, T-Mobile notifies stores that the LG G6 promotion has been pulled by LG and can no longer be honored. Customers who may have any questions about this will be referred to LG Support by T-Mobile reps.
No reasons have been provided for this move by LG so if you'd like to get two flagship smartphones for the price of one on T-Mobile, the Galaxy S8 is your only option.
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On Saturday 15th April 2017, the Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham will play host to an incredible event celebrating Punjabi Music, with one of the most spectacular Bhangra line ups to ever be seen in the UK.
E3UK Live in association with Raaj FM, will bring a star studded line-up backed by an award winning live band, to the home of UK Bhangra. The immense line up of artists range from movie star and singer Ammy Virk, Mankirt Aulakh, Ninja, Resham Singh Anmol, Jenny Johal, Desi Crew, Gupz Sehra, A-Kay, Harsimran and hosted by Video director and Media personality Video Director and actor Parmish Verma. Get ready to dance with your family and friends, as one of the UK's biggest Bhangra shows hits Birmingham. This is a night not to be missed!
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