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BCS Solutions and LEGIC sign license partnership
13 March, 2007
category: Biometrics, Contactless, Financial
Contactless smart card systems manufacturer LEGIC has inked a license partnership agreement with BCS Solutions Service Centre in Germany that will extend usage of LEGIC's all-in-one card while expanding BCS' offerings to its clients.
Zurich/Munich –LEGIC Identsystems Ltd, the leading manufacturer of contactless smart card systems for personal identification applications and BCS Solutions GmbH, the Service Centre for business solutions with over 15 years of experience in hardware and software, security technology and services, have just concluded a highly promising license partnership agreement. LEGIC's all-in-one-card technology extends BCS's integrated approach and supplements its existing offering with new contactless identification options.
BCS advises and supports companies in the commercial, industrial, trade and service sectors. BCS develops and implements, in very close collaboration with its customers, both Enterprise Resource Planning solutions and Client Relationship Management systems based on the very latest technology and software. In the security technology field, BCS solutions stands alongside its customers as a highly capable integration partner for building and access control and time & attendance systems. Its many years of project experience in an extremely wide variety of industries stand the company in good stead. BCS's flexible, customised strategies offer its customers tailor-made solutions, a broad range of services and investment security. BCS also relies on dependable partners. BCS is now backed by one of the world's leading suppliers of contactless personal identification technology – LEGIC.
BCS sees itself as its customers' long-term consultant and partner. As a modern service provider that delivers numerous IT and other services, the firm not only responds quickly and efficiently to customers' requirements, it also integrates the very latest technologies promptly. BCS attaches great importance to professionalism, quality and the expandability of well integrated systems.
With up to 127 applications, LEGIC contactless smart card technology, already deployed worldwide millions of times, offers almost unlimited possibilities for integration into systems already implemented by BCS. Contactless personal identification and correspondingly high security of access to systems and data is now set to become a permanent feature of BCS's product offering.
BCS Solutions CEO Ralf Wörsdörfer is pleased with this new partnership: "Nowadays, no company can afford to put up with disruption or occasional failures. Networked computer systems and integrated software must therefore be available round the clock. At the same time, security requirements are becoming more and more exacting, not only with regard to 24-hour operation, but also in terms of data and information security. This is why our service provision approach looks beyond supported business processes – our system solutions also take into account optimum operational and data security. The licence partnership with LEGIC complements our existing network and offers us precisely those problemssolving capabilities that ultimately pay off for our customers."
"LEGIC is also banking on well-run fruitful cooperation. Together with our licence partners, we try to exploit synergies, inspire each other and open up ways for our customers to tap into new markets with outstanding solutions. BCS is adopting a similar strategy and we are pleased to have found such a cooperative and experienced partner. We are looking forward to many years of successful collaboration" adds Stephen Neff, Vice President Sales & Business Development of LEGIC Identsystems Ltd.
About LEGIC Identsystems AG
LEGIC Identsystems AG is based in Switzerland and is the world leading supplier of 13.56 MHz contactless smart card technology. The product portfolio includes highly integrated read/write chip sets, security modules and transponder chips which support the LEGIC RF Standard and are ISO 15693 and ISO 14443 compliant.
LEGIC's worldwide Partner Network currently comprises over 200 official LEGIC license partners. LEGIC partners offer a large number of LEGIC all-in-one-card applications for applications such as access control, biometrics, e-payment, parking, ticketing and other multi-applications. Over 1 million security modules and more than 70 million LEGIC ID credentials are in successful use worldwide in over 50,000 companies and leisure


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The curving driveway leads through a parklike setting to this handsome Colonial sited on two acres. A covered entry shelters the radiant red front door with sidelights. Formal living room with picture window and formal dining room offer exceptional space to entertain family and friends. A country kitchen with family dining and access to the screened porch and extensive decking with western views, is adjacent to the cozy den fitted with barn board paneling and a newly installed wood burning stove. The family entry from the two car garage with attic features a powder room and first floor laundry. Upstairs, the master bedroom with walk-in closet and master bath. There are three additional light filled bedrooms and a hall bath. The walk-out lower level is partially finished, has a newly installed CT Basement waterproofing and drainage system, wood burning stove and a second powder room. This seldom found space ideal as an exercise room, wine cellar, game room, storage, et al. Additional recent improvements include a Go Green water heating system, new windows, new attic insulation and a fenced organic garden.

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Tamai Anago
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Tamai Anago is a small restaurant in the backstreets of Nihonbashi, very out of place with its old-fashioned and traditional storefront sandwiched between modern concrete monoliths.
There usually a queue at lunchtime but somehow I was lucky enough to reach there without anyone in the queue.
As their name suggests, they specialise in anago, a sea eel, instead of the usual unagi specialists that I've tried in the past.
One of their signature sets is the hakomeshi, which serves their anago in the traditional lacquer boxes used way back in the 1600's to store and transport food.
Tamai offers 2 main styles of anago: simmered in sweet sauce (soft and juicy inside and out), and grilled (charred on the outside but smooth on the inside).
For those who want to try both styles, Tamai offers one piece in each style if you order a medium or large size.
They also explain how best to enjoy the anago: first, savour a portion au naturel to enjoy it as is. Then try it with a bit of wasabi, and finally you can try sprinkling either negi or yuzu on it for a mild onion or fresh citrus flavour.
Besides that, you can top up for a hone chazuke, which is a small bowl of rice topped with fried anago bones.
You save a bit of the anago and put it on top as well, then you can pour in some anago broth and mix it together.


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DGR-Crosley announced today that Wilton, Calif. native Dylan Lupton (@LuptonDylan) will join the team for a minimum of six NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series races this season.
"I am excited to finally announce my 2019 plans and join DGR-Crosley in the NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series," said Lupton. "DGR-Crosley has proven to be a very competitive team in the series in a short amount of time, and I believe we will be contending for wins throughout my schedule."
Lupton is no stranger to the NASCAR ranks.
A NASCAR Next alumnus, Lupton has experience in all three of NASCAR's national series levels, including four starts in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series. Most recently, the Californian competed in 11 races in the NASCAR Xfinity Series during the 2018 season.
A two-time winner in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West division, Lupton returns to Gander Truck Series competition after two starts in 2016 finishing 12thfor Young's Motorsports at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway and 19that ISM (Ariz.) Raceway in Avondale for Athenian Motorsports.
"We were super excited when we got the call that Dylan wanted to do some races with us," said DGR-Crosley team co-owner David Gilliland. "His experience across multiple levels of racing is going to be a huge asset as we go to some of these tracks through the summer and fall months. I know that Dylan has the talent to run up front and I'm looking forward to working with him. I feel confident that we will put together some strong finishes with him this season."
While juggling an aggressive racing schedule, Lupton graduated in 2016 with a bachelor's degree in Business Finance from the University of North Carolina Charlotte.
"Even though I have experience in all of NASCAR's top three series, I don't have that many Gander Outdoor Truck Series starts," he remarked. "I'm eager to learn from people like David [Gilliland] to strengthen my racing resume and becoming an asset to the DGR-Crosley organization."
Lupton, 25, will make his DGR-Crosley debut at Chicagoland (Ill.) Speedway on June 28 aboard the team's No. 5 Toyota Tundra entry. Lupton returns at Kentucky Speedway (Jul. 11), Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway (Aug. 15), Las Vegas (Nev.) Motor Speedway (Sept. 13), ISM (Ariz.) Raceway (Nov. 8) and the season-finale at Homestead-Miami (Fla.) Speedway (Nov. 15).
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ABFJ: You've been in the financial industry more than 40 years. What led you to enter the business?
It was June of 1970. I had graduated from Queens College, and I started to look for a job. I had one woolen navy blue suit that I had on during a heat wave. I was supposed to meet my father at 5 p.m. and had a few hours to kill. I walked into an office building to cool off.
I took the elevator up a few floors, stepped off, saw a restroom, and went in and washed up. There were some chairs outside so I sat down. I had no idea what office I was in but somebody came over to me and said, 'Are you here for a job?' I said, 'Okay.' They gave me an application. I filled it out. They said, 'Do you want to go into credit or sales?' Since I wanted to be in the business world, I took the interview. They called me back for a second interview, where I met the big boss. He said, 'When can you start?' I said, 'This afternoon.' I spent seven years learning the textile apparel and home furnishing industries.
I moved to a factoring company owned by Chase Manhattan Bank. They were sold and sold again until I landed at Republic National Bank. Over time, I ended up becoming the regional manager. They were bought by HSBC, which had factoring companies all over the world, and I got a good flavor for the global vision.
In 2003, they opted to sell the factoring business, and John Daly from CIT invited me to lunch. I had known John for probably 30 years. He said to me, 'It's really important for me to know that you will join us before I make my offer.'
I told John that three things were important: That CIT take care of the clients, CIT take care of the people and be reasonably fair to me. He did all of the above. John Daly is one of the smartest people I've ever worked with. It was a great acquisition for CIT — the company got their premium back in less than a year and they didn't lose any business to the competition.
ABFJ: How did CIT Commercial Services begin? How does the business fit into the overall product delivery system at CIT?
CIT Commercial Services has been around for over 100 years. It's one of the leading factoring companies in the U.S. It services the apparel, accessory, footwear, home goods and furniture industries along with consumer electronics and housewares. It's a large producer of fee income, which fits perfectly into banks, and it's an integral part of CIT Group.
ABFJ: CIT Commercial Services began by providing factoring products to the garment industry. How and why has the product expanded into other areas?
Factoring products have been evolving from U.S. companies producing their products domestically to companies importing from different parts of the world, especially Asia. We are experts in products that go into the consumer distribution world. If you walk into a retailer of consumer products goods, you will see multiple products that we can provide financing and credit protection for, such as apparel, electronics, housewares, hardware and toys. We're experts in those industries. We know how the goods are produced, the entire sourcing cycle and the customers who buy them. It's only natural that we're able to expand our business from apparel into other parts of the consumer distribution area.
ABFJ: Are there other areas targeted for further expansion?
We may be interested in expanding into the factoring of staffing receivables, government receivables and transportation receivables. We have a supply chain finance product, as well as a receivable exposure management product that can bring value to any company in many industries. The last area that's of significant potential growth for us is our international factoring business, which provides credit protection for products coming into the U.S. and for companies that are exporting products to Asia, Europe and South America. We have the ability to give them credit protection and finance those receivables.
ABFJ: Are there specific challenges that you foresee as you take the reins of Commercial Services?
The economy is always a challenge. The evolution in the retail market is another challenge, including issues such as major retailers closing some stores, some looking to make major investments in e-commerce, potential consolidations and, on top of all that, we have a consumer that has changed their buying model. We don't think that brick and mortar will go away, but we do believe that the retailer is going through a complete evolution and has to adapt to it. As they adapt, we will have to adapt to those changes to provide servicing and financing in this new model.
ABFJ: As an executive at a major commercial bank, what is the impact of being more highly regulated than a non-bank specialty lender?
Before I answer, I think it's important to know we have lived on both sides. I think the market was significantly different when we were part of a finance company. There were a lot more opportunities. It was a bigger growth market. I think today it's a smaller growth market. So, we're now a regulated entity. We've converted. We've learned the rules. I think that it makes the portfolio management easier because your clients are generally stronger financially, which means you are not as worried about a big client's potential loss. We're seeing stronger clients that are buyers of other companies. We also see strong entrepreneurs and strong public companies rather than highly-leveraged entities that create concern when the market changes. In my past at Republic National Bank and HSBC, our model then was the same as today — service and relationships.
ABFJ: Is that a competitive advantage over non-regulated entities or a disadvantage?
I would say the advantage that we have is that a large portion of our client base consists of buyers, which is good. The disadvantage is there are some deals we may have done in the past, smaller ones, that don't fit the bank model. However, if we think that those deals should be done, we have the ability to work with our risk people to get the deal done as long as we're well collateralized.
ABFJ: Where do you see the factoring business unfolding, and what are your expectations going into 2016?
I think that if the economy or retail dips a bit and retailers begin to have some financial issues, our business becomes more valuable for the credit protection and financing we offer.
I think factoring is one of the most undervalued finance products globally. Having been at meetings with factoring companies from all over the world, they all agree. We're probably the worst marketed finance product. If you visited our Danville operation and saw what it does, you would find that we're probably undercharging for this incredible service that many people scoff at or take for granted. I think we have to build that and continue to look at technology upgrades to make sure that we're at the forefront of the game.
ABFJ: What are some defining moments in your career?
I went from servicing domestic producers to learning and understanding importers and how that differs. I think in the domestic world, companies didn't need very much capital because they would buy their products on open terms. They would factor the receivable, receive the money immediately and then they would pay down their accounts payable and their vendors.
Over time, production moved overseas, with purchases supported by letters of credit and the lenders had the entire financing package. That again morphed into continuing to be overseas and instead of utilizing letters of credit, overseas became open terms. And so, although it took longer for the goods to get here, we once again had a financing model where we really didn't have to have this overleveraged support.
We've seen hundreds of retailers disappear through bankruptcies and acquisitions. It's sort of like the banking industry. How many banks are now part of JP Morgan Chase? How many retailers are part of Macy's? And so, all of these customers for our clients kind of disappeared. Our clients have learned how to deal with that. They've become smarter and more efficient and flexible.
The market has changed significantly. The lenders have become more sophisticated, and I would say that we're going to go through the next change, which is really the change in the retail environment being created by millennials.
I have a daughter who is a shopper, a wife, a mother and an entrepreneur, who loves retail and who worked in the apparel world. She buys everything online — from groceries, to paper towels, to clothes. We have to figure out how to anticipate our clients' needs as the model changes. I believe if we sit back and wait, it may be too late. And, of course, the factoring industry went from probably 50 factoring companies servicing the same market to basically four or five servicing that same market today. So it's a different world.
ABFJ: Tell us about your mentors along the way.
When I started, I worked for a credit manager named Frank Perrotta, who was one of the funniest and smartest men I've known. I didn't understand 50% of what he said. But, I read him well, and he was great.
I then worked for a gentleman named David Goldberg who was well ahead of the curve on international growth, and was way ahead of the industries in the late 1970s.
When I got to Republic, I learned a lot from George Wendler, who became the chief credit officer and vice chairman of Republic National Bank. I have the highest respect in the world for George.
And then I met a guy by the name of John Daly. John is probably one of the brightest leaders of a company I've ever met. He understood the financials and the clients through and through. He had it all and had a very strong team supporting him. With all due respect to everyone, I've been helped along the way and John is one of the smartest people I've worked for.
And then I worked for Jon Lucas, who I like to describe as a man's man. He's a terrific guy and a dear friend and is tops at building relationships. I'll miss him dearly because not only is he bright, but he's a great guy.
Personally, I find this business extremely interesting and a lot of fun, even after 45 years. I'm still learning something new nearly every day. I'm extremely proud of the tremendous relationships I've built not only with my fellow employees along the way, but also with the thousands of companies we've worked with over the decades, as well as the referral sources. My clients have indicated they trust me on a deep level and they know that if they have business questions, I can be reached seven days a week, 24 hours a day. I think having that value to your clients in the world that we live in today is extremely important.


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Ubuntu's Design Team are reaching out to the community to help design a new icon for Ubuntu's Software Updater application.
The icons in Ubuntu 12.10 and 13.04 are described by design team member Matthew Paul Thomas as creating 'a usability problem'.
He says that neither provide the application's dialog with '[a] visual clue that this is an official Ubuntu thing'.
Confirming Authority
This problem isn't new, or without previous address.
An updated 'Software Updater' design, proposed for Ubuntu 13.04 back in December, attempted to address this lack of visible 'authority' by way of a shared visual motif with a new icon for the Ubuntu Software Center.
But Ubuntu's Matthew Paul Thomas doesn't think that the icon addresses the problem, saying that it '[has] nothing obviously to do with Ubuntu, and [is] a bit of a non sequitur too."
And so the hunt for is on for a new icon that '…communicates that these are official updates for Ubuntu'.
Contributing Ideas
Ideas and proposals should be posted to the Ubuntu Art Mailing List (see source link).
Don't forget to share your thoughts and designs here, too and we'll highlight some of the best in a post.
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On the flip, "My Slang" is a much livelier affair, its bassline sporadically wobbling all over the joint. There's plenty more going on, but the focus wisely remains on the bass with some viciously sliced-and-diced vocals spitting gloriously off it from all angles. "No More" takes us in a distinctly soulful direction, with garage-esque warbles provided by Lois. Depending on your preferred flavour of ice cream it'll either be your favourite or least of the three, but goes some way to showing the breadth of Subb-An's talent. A solid EP from a producer who is probably a few off from reaching his full potential.
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A What I Do
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The Hotel San Martino is the ideal place to spend a pleasant stay in Syracuse, located in Cassibile close to Fontane Bianche beach, only 800m away from the beautiful historic centre of Ortigia.
Thanks to its proximity to the main roads, the hotel is an excellent location from where guests can explore the surrounding area, such as the baroque towns of Noto, Ispica and Ragusa Ibla. The location also makes it easy for guests to reach the nature reserve of Vendicari, Fiume Ciane and Saline, and the protected marine area of Plemmirio and Cavagrande del Cassibile.
Built in line with the highest hospitality standards, the Hotel San Martino has a modern and elegant atmosphere with comfortable rooms, a spacious garden where guests can enjoy breakfast during the summer, and a solarium terrace for relaxing under the Sicilian sun.
The hotel has comfortable, luminous rooms of various types, all of which are modernly decorated and equipped with LCD satellite television, Sky Hotel Golden, air conditioning, a safety deposit box, a minibar, and a private washroom with a hairdryer.
A delicious breakfast buffet is served each morning offering a wide range of pastries, tarts, doughnuts and homemade jams.
During the winter, breakfast is served in the elegant bar, and from April to October, it is served in the garden.
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Wycombe Abbey School Hong Kong
Wycombe Abbey is internationally recognised as a world leader in education, at the very top of the UK's academic league tables, combining a reputation for academic excellence with a resolutely holistic approach that focuses on the whole child.
We are delighted that Wycombe Abbey School Hong Kong has now opened in Hong Kong.
Our Hong Kong school is a co-educational primary school, providing an outstanding primary school experience, where our pupils enjoy the best possible educational foundation, drawing on the most successful features of primary educational practice from both East and West.
The Wycombe Abbey School Hong Kong curriculum has been specifically designed to provide primary age children with an approach to teaching and learning that combines all that is best in the British and Hong Kong primary education systems, ensuring that they are ideally prepared for the next steps in their lives and schooling. All our pupils enjoy an outstanding primary experience during the years that they are with us at Wycombe Abbey School Hong Kong.
In recognition of the extraordinary city which is their home, our curriculum reflects the cultural, linguistic, geographical and historical significance of Hong Kong, China and the wider region. We aim to ensure that our pupils have a firm grounding in the Chinese language and culture, while developing total fluency in English and accessing a curriculum which is built around the core components of the internationally renowned National Curriculum for England.
Chinese is taught as a discrete subject in every year group, with the same number of lessons allocated to Chinese, English and Maths each week. Putonghua is the medium of instruction for all Chinese lessons and our pupils are taught primarily to read and write simplified characters, with exposure to traditional characters through lessons in calligraphy, voluntary supplementary reading lessons and a variety of extra-curricular activities.
Wycombe Abbey School is focussed on preparing children to be confident, happy, responsible, highly skilled and globally mobile. More than ever before, the children of today need to learn to be expert lifelong learners and creative, collaborative problem solvers in order to flourish in their future lives and careers.


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Photo: Justin Walker; Styling: Cindy Barr
To make sure the oil is ready for the popcorn, add a couple of kernels and wait for them to pop. Once they pop, add the remaining kernels.
How to Make It
Step 1
Combine lemon rind, pepper, salt, and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese in a small bowl.
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Heat oil in a medium, heavy saucepan over medium-high heat. Add popcorn to oil in saucepan; cover and cook 2 minutes or until kernels begin to pop, shaking pan frequently. Continue cooking 1 minute, shaking pan constantly. When popping slows down, remove pan from heat. Let stand 1 minute or until all popping stops. Pour 6 cups popcorn into a large bowl; stir in half of cheese mixture. Stir in remaining 6 cups popcorn and remaining half of cheese mixture; toss to coat. Let stand 1 minute before serving.


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Depending on your budget, we can be as little or as much involved in the packing, loading and unloading of your belongings. We have a network of transport providers across Europe, which allows us to optimise our routes and offer the most competitive price on the market. Our range of moving services to Bulgaria can be tailored to your needs and you can be sure that your removal is in safe, professional hands.
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Bulgaria has attracted a large number of expats, especially British people, in recent years with its lower cost of living and beautiful landscapes, ranging from long sandy beaches to snow-capped mountain tops.
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FYI - you can save $100 on a Mavic by preordering through Massdrop. I just did.
You can save 100% by not buying it. I just did. :-)
Which drone do you prefer VK?
My Mavic showed up yesterday so I took it out this morning to test things out. I pushed the footage pretty hard in post and it looks OK, but the limited bitrate becomes a real liability when shooting at 4K. I might try going down to 2.7K next time to see if it cuts down on some of the blockiness. As always, youtube compression is also not anybody's friend - the original footage looks a lot better with less blocks/blobs than youtube.
DJI Mavic vs GoPro Karma
In the world of drones, the Mavic Pro makes clear that there are still huge gains to be made in terms of how small and accessible a great flying camera can be.
Anybody know if I buy this drone from DJI online store I will get in the 10 to 15 days like they claim? I know many retailers still don't have this drone yet and I am in need for a done for a one week project in mid March 11-18th. Or does anyone know where I can get one by that time?
the Norway video has been picked by vimeo stuff but for me it's anti-promotion to the Mavic. Once you have discovered the jittering mountains you see it all the time.
This is not America. This is not Germany. This is The Netherlands!
DJI Mavic Pro + Spare Battery + Landing Pad + 64GB Memory Card + 10% Adorama Rewards - $1009
New "Mavic Platinum" announced. Absolutely not worth an upgrade from existing Mavic. The upgrades are a improved motors, and quieter propellers - supposedly the improved motors give a 10% increase to flight time. Absolutely not worth an upgrade if you're an existing owner, but if the only thing keeping you from buying a Mavic was that the flight time was about 2-3 minutes too low, it's finally time to buy.
Edit: It looks like the new propellers will fit the existing Mavic which is nice. I wouldn't mind my drone being a little more quiet.
The New and Improved Mavic Pro Platinum
The DJI Mavic Pro Platinum takes all of the advanced features of the Mavic Pro which revolutionised personal flight and builds on them. It is ideal for travellers, amateur photographers and outdoor sports enthusiasts.
With an 11 percent gain in flight time taking it up 30 minutes coupled with a 60% noise power reduction[1], the Mavic Pro Platinum provides the best portable drone experience yet. Additionally, the drone's compact and powerful body has also been created with an attractive platinum coloured shell.
The increased flight time and quieter operation has been achieved by integrating new electronic speed controllers (ESC's) and freshly designed propellers which are also compatible with the current Mavic Pro.
Furthermore, pilots of the DJI Mavic Pro Platinum benefit from a portable, powerful and easy-to-use camera drone that features a 4K stabilised camera, 4.3 mile (7km)[2] range, innovative FlightAutonomy technology to sense obstacles up to 49ft (15m) away and a range of intelligent flight modes that make it extremely fun and easy to fly.
For more info about the Mavic Pro Platinum: http://www.dji.com/mavic-pro-platinum
Dji needs to improve the camera and the compression which is the mavic's achilles hell
Judging by the Mavic platinum, I'd say that DJI feel right now that they don't need to improve a lot in what is probably the most popular drone on the planet. I wouldn't be surprised if they have something better in the works (maybe based on Ambarella H2 since it supports 4Kp60 and higher bitrates), but until a competitor announces something to take away Mavic sales (or until Mavic sales slump because everybody already has one who will buy one), they have no real motivation.
(Also, I've found the camera and compression to be acceptable for most things)
I've decided to give it a try and after mere 4-5 flights I have to say: Mavic Pro is great! Flies very well, hoovers steadily and image stabilization of the gimbal/camera is just amazing! Video bandwidth is limited to 60mbps (lets pray for somebody to hack it), so it sucks a little bit on 4K, but UHD and 2.7K looks really good. Some tweaking of camera settings (as well as post production) is needed, but it was definitely worth buying. I am very pleased with final FHD image I get (from 4K/UHD or 2.7K source). And in "Tripod Mode" Mavic becomes unbelievably stable - very smooth, slaw movements - ideal for taking butter smooth footage. Other autonomous flights also help a lot to get a job done, without being a first class drone pilot... In addition, when hand-held, it works very nice as a small 4K gimbaled-camera with live, wireless video feed on your smartphone or tablet. Considering the price (899USD) - it was my best bang for the money! Tripod mode example
DJI Mavic Pro Foldable Drone 4K Stabilized Camera for $899
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Compositive Primary, a new school serving three year olds through 5th grade, located on the Fitzsimons Innovation Campus in Aurora, Colorado, is now seeking exceptional educators to be part of the faculty team. Compositive Primary is organized around the integration of four domains: cognition, character, health and well-being, and community engagement; and seeks to cultivate every child's capacity to reflect and learn, recognize and act, care and connect, and engage and serve. This integrated and personalized education places the child at the center of the learning process.
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The bedroom is where we invest a great deal of our lives. It is said that we invest at least one third of our time there. It is the location we start and finish every day. It is typically the space that captures everything like, workout equipment, books and lots of clothes on furniture. This environment is not how we need to start the day.
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Now 'Allen prettier than Cole' is an established FACT
The summer is always prone to uninspired companies carrying out pointless polls in a bid to grab some lazy newspaper coverage. Even so, did nobody at Thorpe Park stop to ask what they were doing when they paid for a survey, and then released the results, showing that a small percentage of people thought Lily Allen was more "beautiful" than Cheryl Tweedy Cole? It's far from clear what the link between the survey and their business is; some might also wonder if a family attraction should really be indulging in a "whodyaratherfuck" game in the first place.
By the end of the summer, we're going to be invited to play spin the bottle with Alton Towers.


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Christmas is about sharing the love!
Suki McMaster HQ Update - Cushion Covers off to Rizeup
This week we donated some of our bright and colourful cushion covers to a charity in Queensland called Rizeup. Rizeup is doing some amazing work to support and empower men and women affected by domestic violence. Their aim is to end domestic violence through education and creating a safe and supportive environment.
We hope our colourful designs can bring some much needed happiness, strength and empowerment to the recipient.
What's on South Melbourne Markets
There is quite a lot happening here at South Melbourne, if you are planning a trip in - now is the time. South Melbourne Markets have a range of exciting activities for the kids (and big kids!) planned. From now until the 24th of December the following activities are planned on various days (be sure to check the South Melbourne Markets website for up to date info!
- Salvation Army Carol Singers
- Festive Face Painting
- Santa's Mailbox
- Santa and his Elf will be popping in
- Christmas Jazz
Also don't forget to pop into the shop t see the Christmas Tree, Iain has made!
Photo Credit: South Melbourne Market
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Whether you're in a relationship or rolling solo on Tuesday February 14, Bahrain is a special place to spend Valentine's Day. Choose from an array of romantic restaurants to dine with your other half, including luxury resorts and understated, low pressure escapes.
Cut by Wolfgang Puck
The celebrity chef's Bahrain restaurant is pushing the boat out for a special romantic dinner. A selection of amuse bouche have been created for the occasion and a menu also includes Caspian Sea beluga caviar, black truffle gnocchi, lobster and, as is the specialty here, steak. Top it off with a raspberry yoghurt bombe, lychee sorbet and white chocolate mousse.
BD45. Tue, Feb 14. 7pm-late. CUT by Wolfgang Puck, Four Seasons Bahrain, Bahrain Bay, www.fourseasons.com (1711 5044).
This Far Eastern fusion restaurant is worth the drive out to Al Areen Palace & Spa because of its stunning setting and romantic surroundings, which offer exceptional views from the garden terrace. A dramatic, canopied ceiling is overhead, while the considerate staff take care of you, while you enjoy a meal of delightful Asian fusion cuisine. Experience an exceptional Valentines with a four-course set menu and romantic songs by a talented singer for BD25 per person. Go the extra mile and take one of the private gazebo's at Keizo. The price tag of BD125 is a lot steeper, but you'll get rose petal décor, flowers, candles and more special touches for your money.
BD25. Tue, Feb 14. Keizo, Al Areen Palace, Sakhir, www.alareenpalace.com (1784 5000).
re/ Asian Cuisine
Why can't it be Valentine's Day every day? We would open up our hearts to love more often if it means we get to sample this special romance menu including Tom Yum soup, crystal chive dumplings with wagyu beef, angry lobster with spicy Szechuan chilis, pan-roasted duck breast and chocolate fondant.
BD45. Tue, Feb 14. 7pm-late. Re: Asian Cuisine, Four Seasons Bahrain, Bahrain Bay, www.fourseasons.com (1711 5044).
Gulf Hotel
The giant hotel is always one of the most attentive to special occasions and Valentine's Day 2017 is no different. Spend a romantic evening at any one of ten dining locations and there is something special to do in the Gulf Hotel this month. Rasoi, Fusions and La Pergola, in particular, stand out as good options for romantics. Each has a special set menu and a rose for ladies.
The BD56 price tag per couple is worth it for the knowledge you are keeping the flower industry alive. Gulf Hotel, Adliya, www.gulfhotelbahrain.com (1771 3000).
There is a Romeo and Juliet theme to everything at the Crowne Plaza on February 14. Come in costume (does this really mean Shakespearean theme) and you could win prizes on the night.
Free. Tue, Feb 14. 7pm-2am. Spices, Crowne Plaza Bahrain, Diplomatic Area, www.cp-bahrain.com (1753 1122).
La Mosaique
Nothing says I love you like a Tuesday afternoon brunch in Bahrain. There is a Valentine's themed tinge to proceedings at this Shakespearean session. Makes us think - when Shakespeare wrote "my bounty is as boundless as the sea, my love as deep; the more I give to thee, the more I have, for both are infinite" could he have been thinking of a buffet table instead of a love?
BD35. Tue, Feb 14. 12.30-4pm. La Mosaique, Crowne Plaza Bahrain, Diplomatic Area, www.cp-bahrain.com (1753 1122).
There are plenty of reasons to love Bahrain's Royal Golf Club. For starters, it is somewhere for golfers to congregate so the rest of us don't have to listen to them explaining the amazing shots they've taken this week. Plus, there are incredible views from clubhouse restaurant, a consistent string of excellent promotions and good quality dining. There is a four-course dinner on Valentine's Day night. Ladies will receive a special gift and a BD10 gift voucher to use at Jenny's Salon.
BD35 (guests), BD32 (members). Tue, Feb 14. 7pm-midnight. Links, Royal Golf Club, Riffa, www.theroyalgolfclub.com (1775 1262).
Ritz Carlton Bahrain
This bahrain hotel gets the tone of understated elegance and effortless romance right every time. While you can be assured of romance and excellent service at any of the restaurants, go for something extra special on Valentine's Day. A romantic dinner by the sea can be prepared for guests. For BD350 per couple a personal butler will serve a meal on candlelit tables by the sea, deliver floral arrangements, and serve up a set four-course menu. Make it all the more special (and expensive as it would set you back BD500) by taking it to a private island in the resort.
BD350-500. Call for timings. Ritz-Carlton Bahrain, Seef, www.ritzcarlton.com (1758 0000).
Spend the evening with somebody you love eating food inspired by Arabic, Bahraini and Khaleeji cuisine. Drive out of the city and experience the cupid-inspired set menu.
BD25. Tue, Feb 14. Saffron. Al Areen Palace, Sakhir, www.alareenpalace.com (1784 5000).
Add some heat to the day of love with an Indian set meal as Spices in the Crowne Plaza Bahrain. Decent value and lots of spicy food – what's not to love.
BD12. Tue, Feb 14. 7-11pm. Spices, Crowne Plaza Bahrain, Diplomatic Area, www.cp-bahrain.com (1753 1122).
Sax up Valentine's Day with live music and a special four-course set menu. At this international cuisine restaurant in the Downtown Rotana. Watch chefs work in the open kitchens, while you enjoy a pleasant dining experience in a sophisticated, modern and brightly decorated venue that provides an intimate ambiance for dinner.
BD29 per couple (soft drinks), BD39 per couple (selected beverages). Tue, Feb 14. 7-11pm. Teatro, Downtown Rotana, Government Avenue, www.rotana.com (3360 5070).
The Gallery
The lobby lounge has something of a South American makeover for February 14. A Salsa Valentine's night has a five-course set menu with drinks pairing and Latin-tinged music from live performers.
BD32. Tue, Feb 14. 7pm-late. The Gallery, Movenpick Bahrain, Road2403, www.movenpick.com (1746 0017).
Surely not everybody in Italy is romantic, passionate and loving. But if they're eating pink ravioli with saffron and ricotta, pan seared hammour, tenderloin scaloppine with truffle cream or melting hot chocolate cake then perhaps they are. Get along to Vento's for Italian food and atmosphere.
BD42. Tue, Feb 14. 7pm-late. Vento's, Four Seasons Bahrain, Bahrain Bay, www.fourseasons.com (1711 5044).
Show your loved one how much you love them by eating an unlimited amount of sushi. Sushi ART night at Wu also provides couples with a special chocolate giveaway, a rose and 50% spa discounts.
BD58 per couple. Tue, Feb 14. 7-11pm. ART Rotana, Amwaj Islands, www.rotana.com (1600 0111).


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Mar 31, 1954: Dean Earl Back at Eddie Levine's
Pianist Dean Earl, back leading the house trio after working some gigs across Columbus Ave at the Hi-Hat, closed out the month at Eddie Levine's, and Eddie would bring him back in April, too.
Dean Earl and nightclub owner Eddie Levine went way back together, all the way back to 1935 when Levine opened his first Mass Ave nightspot. That was Little Harlem, where Earl led the band. The city revoked Levine's license that time, but by 1946, the Licensing Board apparently thought that Levine had learned his lesson and would be more law-abiding. Levine opened Eddie's Musical Cocktail Lounge that year at 425 Mass Ave, right across the street from the site of Little Harlem, where Wally's Paradise was about to open.
Eddie's was a small place, on the second floor, and it might have held 100 people if there were no tables and everyone stood shoulder to shoulder. There was a bandstand on one side, at the top of the stairs, and a bar on the other. From the earliest days, in late 1946, Dean Earl was leading the band, either a trio or a quartet. His most constant companion was Walter Sisco, who played clarinet and alto and was a fine singer besides. Given the club's small size, Earl generally filled his quartet with bassists and guitarists. Earl didn't work at Eddie's exclusively, but he worked at least one long residency there every year.
The small size also limited the amount of money that could be made, and Eddie's mostly hired local musicians (Ben Webster in 1952 was a notable exception.) And the club hired singers from across the jazz/pop realm, including Mae Arnette, Pat Rainey, Jan Strickland, Novella Taylor, and calypso singer Gene Walcott, "The Charmer." (Eddie's enthusiastically jumped into the mid-fifties calypso craze.) In March 1954, Earl's group was backing a singing duo called the Twin-Tones, who crooned what they called "swingstrumentals." With Earl then were Sisco and bassist Jimmy Woode.
Earl turned the piano chair over to Crystal Joy in early 1956, and she to Walter Childs in April 1957, and by the end of the year there were no more ads, and no more mentions in Vin Haynes's column in the Chronicle. If Eddie's had a music policy, they were quiet about it. In 1959, Eddie's became the Wigwam, which lasted about three years. A corporate entity, and not Levine, was listed as its owner. That's a story for another day.
Here's The Charmer, singing a bit of calypso.


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Douse Point Back Range Light
Decomissioned / Private
Electrification and De-staffing Dates: Converted to battery power May, 1962. Decommissioned March 9,1984.
Driving Directions:
Points East Coastal Drive - PEI MAP - F-14
From Main Street (Route 4) just south of the center of Murray River, turn east onto Gladstone Road where you will see the Douse Point Front Range Front Light on your left.
This range light is privately owned. Not open to the public.
The Douse Point Back Range Light, a very utilitarian tower, is a square pyramidal tower that stands 6.7m (22') tall. The roof is flat. The lower two thirds of the tower are the typical square sloping sides, and the upper third of the walls are straight. There is a molding that separates the upper and lower portion of the tower. A navigation light shone through a small window over the door.
It is one of the three lighthouses on the Island that is most urgently in need of maintenance and repair.
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Established in 1899.
A tower that had formerly served as the Brush Wharf Lighthouse was relocated to serve as the Douse Point Back Range Light. The Douse Point Range Lights were converted to battery power in 1962, and a few years later power lines were extended to the point. The lights were decommissioned on March 9, 1984, and were eventually privately purchased in the 1980's by the Buell Family. They were relocated to Murray River where they have gradually fallen into a state of disrepair.
John McDonald 1899 – 1913
H.A. McDonald 1913 – ?)
Walter MacLeod unknown
Kenny MacLeod unknown
An exerpt from a letter written from Dave Hunter to Kelly Anne Laughery
reads as follows:
"Incidently, in my original message, we mentioned our trips to light the lamps in the houses with Kenny MacLeod, ( who lived on the road now known as the Upper Cove Road), the last lighthouse keeper before they were electrified. Before him the keeper was Walter MacLeod also from just up the roadI (he lived right across from the old schoolhouse in the house now owned by Enman's).
He used to come down to light the light on the lamps with an old horse and cart. I remember it well, as his horse was always dressed up in an old straw hat with holes cut out in the brim for its ears! Many times we took the same trip with him as well. Both men are now dead. "
Current Owners/ Operators:
Tower and grounds are currently privately owned.
Last Updated: October 26, 2013


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I wanted to share with you all today this transitional outfit highlighting this HUGE but fun hat! It is the perfect hat if I ever went to the Kentucky Derby, but it is also just a fun piece that makes a statement at a day to day affair. I found it while shopping with my friend Tia earlier this summer. We actually both tried it on, and I happened to be wearing almost the same outfit at the time. She told me it completed my look, and with those words, I had to have it. I also wanted to mention my adorable sneakers. they are Kate Spade for Keds and my sweet mother-in-law picked them up for me when she came for a visit in Dallas. I have never before seen pointy toed sneakers and I just thought they were beyond adorable. I am planning on getting much more use out of them this fall as well, since navy blue works well with any season. I hope you like this simple look!
Shirt: Banana Republic HERE
Shorts: Banana Republic, similar HERE
Shoes: Kate Spade for Keds, similar HERE
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Gov. Christie is taking his town hall meeting routine to New Hampshire in an effort to try to make a comeback in the polls gauging popularity for the GOP nomination for president. Back home in New Jersey more of the people who know him best say he would not make a good president. The latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll of registered N.J. voters shows just 24 percent think Christie could be a good president. But 69 percent say he would not. That's a 10 percent increase in negativity since February.
Given a range of character traits, 58 percent of voters say "presidential" does not describe Christie "at all," versus 28 percent who think it describes the governor "somewhat well" and 10 percent who say "very well," the poll said.
Most voters, however, don't think his lack of popularity will keep him from running, as 57 percent think he will run anyway and 32 percent don't think so, and 11 percent are unsure.
"Voters who know Governor Christie best simply do not see him as president," said David Redlawsk, director of the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling and professor of political science at Rutgers University.
"New Jerseyans have watched him in good times and bad. While his strengths were on display after the Sandy disaster, he was seen as just another politician after the Bridgegate scandal and the investigations it spawned, and he has never recovered."


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Artist Javier Martin paints realistic, neon-lit portraits that both showcase and critique contemporary standards of beauty.
The 'Blindness Light' series was created by blowing up black and white photos which were then painted over with oil or acrylic paint. This was done to remove any traces of a background and create textural imperfections on the portraits. When the portraits are hung up, there are neon lights installed over the eyes of each one. Without the ability to see the humanity in the individual through their eyes, the viewer is forced to do so in other ways while questioning the superficial beauty of the neon-lit artwork.
These portraits aim to redefine how beauty is perceived and at the very least make the viewer think about their own perceptions.
Javier Martin Explores Standards of Beauty in His 'Blindness Light' Series
Mishal Omar — July 7, 2016 — Art & Design
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Yesterday was the annual "Legacy of Literacy" breakfast benefitting the Aberg Center for Literacy in Dallas, TX.
I am humbled and proud (is that possible?) to be teaching a GED preparation class at the Aberg Center as a volunteer. Marcus Borg, in his book The Heart of Christianity, writes about what he calls "thin places". These he describes as "anywhere our hearts are opened." When I volunteered, I had no idea I would discover a "thin place."
My purpose was to "do good," not to have my heart opened.
I heard of the Aberg Center a couple of years ago when a friend invited me to attend a "show" starring Martha Barnette and Grant Barrett of NPR's "A Way With Words," one of my favorite programs on any kind of media. It was a benefit for the Aberg Center, and I ― knowing that I was about to retire ― put it in mind as a place to stay busy and perhaps do some good.
Yesterday's breakfast was poignant for me because a young woman who had been in my class spoke as the newest Aberg Center high school graduate. She's on to college in the spring semester ― a Hispanic woman, mother of three, who dropped out of high school when she was 15 to have her first child as she told the breakfast crowd. Mileyvi Medrano de Herrera and her husband are now, ten years later, working together to continue building a life for their children (and themselves).
Mileyvi's talk was a "thin place" for me in the way the Episcopal liturgy used to be (and might still be if I ever went to church).
As an old man (I say that with a sense of wonder and humor, not fear or dismay) who has virtually given up my faith (not as Sam Harris or Richard Dawkins have), I sometimes return in my mind to the year I graduated from college (1967) and Dionne Warwick singing her Academy-Award-winning hit, "What's it All About, Alfie?" I'm right back to what was then my sophomoric searching for "the meaning of life."
Now, as an almost-apostate, asking "What's it all about?" comes as close as I can to any sense of religiosity. Asking the question is itself the answer.
With Milton Munitz,
I am prepared to leave many aspects of traditional theology in mystery. For instance, I am not committed to any particular view of God as creator, or even to the claim that God is a creator. I am most comfortable with asserting that there is a mystery to my existence and a mystery to the existence of the universe. . . . It is within this mystery that I seek insight. (Milton K. Munitz. The Mystery of Existence.)
He goes another step, however, that I am not prepared to take ― explanations of what he does believe in.
One aspect of my gratitude for the "thin places" at Aberg, the gift of interacting with and (possibly) helping the students learn useful and spirit-opening skills, is that it helps me overcome my depression, an uncomfortable theme running through my life.
I misspoke. It does not help me "overcome" depression. It helps give it meaning. I am aware of the danger of this line of thought. I am not looking for justification or martyrdom here, simply for a way to think about the mysterious.
Another theologian (I read too many theologians for an apostate!) whose writing means more to me as a non-believer than it did as a person of faith is Dietrich Bonhoeffer. His interpretation of, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted" (Matthew 5:4), is that
By "mourning" Jesus, of course, means doing without what the world calls peace and prosperity: He means refusing to be in tune with the world or to accommodate oneself to its standards. Such men mourn for the world, for its guilt, its fate and its fortune. While the world keeps holiday they stand aside, and while the world sings, "Gather ye rose- buds while ye may," they mourn. They see that for all the jollity on board, the ship is beginning to sink (Bonhoeffer, Cost of Discipleship).
I don't know how any grown-up with any ability to see the world as it is, any ability to think about being part of the "social contract" that keeps us from hunting and eating each other as do the wild animals who descended from the same early life forms from which we descended; how any grown-up who has the ability to keep from destroying anything and anyone around them for their own benefit; how any grown-up with empathy to say, "There but for the grace of God" (or rather but for the totally undeserved accident of my birth in a "developed" nation) can do anything other than mourn
The human-family-wrenching refugee crisis emanating from Syria (and elsewhere).
The unbearable, unspeakable, murderous poverty in much of the world.
The privilege and power of the few that contribute to that poverty.
The destruction of relics of the history of mankind by ISIS.
The racism and xenophobia that informs the social structures of nearly every nation.
The subjugation of American women as a tenet of a religious belief about conception.
The continuing and unabated arming of the world, both nations and individuals.
Do I need to list more reasons to "mourn for the world, for its guilt, its fate and its fortune?"
I am preparing to fly in a couple of days to one of the places of the greatest "mourning" in the world. Intractable mourning. Made worse because it is not necessary. Because we, we Americans, are making possible its continuation.
This will be my third trip to Palestine/Israel. The first time I went, I thought I would "do good," that I would learn about the decades-long conflagration and do something to help (help what or whom I was not sure).
This time I have no illusions of helping. I have tried for 12 years to "make a difference." I am not sure I have ever done so or ever will. What is more likely to happen is that I will run up against one of those "thin spots," a place where, in the suffering and the reality of people I meet as well as those I already count as friends, I will have my "heart opened."
It is probably not clear how my thinking proceeded from Mileyvi to Palestine.
They are, for me, part of the same process. Making myself vulnerable to the processes of other people, to help if I can, simply to be with them if I cannot. And to rejoice in, but know I am not responsible for changes in the world―in one life or a nation.
If there is a God, I'm pretty sure that's where I will find God.
I list here four articles that might help someone understand why Palestine/Israel is a place of mourning. I invite you to read. If you think these are one-sided, all you need is to look at Main Stream Media for another point of view.
Ramzy Baroud: "Palestine Remains the Core Struggle in the Middle East."
October 25, 2015
"Amnesty International: Israeli forces have 'ripped up the rulebook'"
October 28, 2015
Marc H. Ellis: "Living and dying by Netanyahu's 'forever' sword."
October 28, 2015
Robert Cohen: "Dear Chief Rabbi, your sermon on Palestinian violence failed tests of moral and communal leadership."
October 25, 2015


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My order from Stitches N'Things came last night. I was going to post a picture of it then, but since I woke up at 5am yesterday morning, I was just way to sleepy. Had company last night, my cousins Bjarki, Elva and Sigurjon came and we watched Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire together. It was wonderful, even though I was sleepy.
Anyway, here is a list of the things I ordered:
- Homespun Elegance – Delivering Christmas
- Homespun Elegance – Delivering Posies
- Homespun Elegance – Simple Pleasures – Winter Teenies I
- Homespun Elegance – Simple Pleasures – Winter Teenies II
- With My Needle – Quaker Needlework Treasures (I love love love this one!)
- Indigo Rose – Folding Cross Needlebook (Can't wait to do this one!)
- Shepherd's Bush – Monthly Musings – Lamb + buttons
I am thrilled with all of this!
Thanks everyone for your comments on my stash and the way I organize it. Lili asked me how I do it… well, what can I say. It is in my nature to organize almost anything, I am a Virgo after all 😀 And I have been cross stitching since I was about 4 or 5. This was my first project. I went with my mom to the LNS and insisted on getting this stamped cross stitch. I did it on and off for years. Then stopped, and then I picked it up again in 1998 while pregnant with my daughter Sumarrós. I did this piece (sorry about the picture, it is quite dark) first after I picked cross stitch up again. I haven't stopped since and doubt that I will anytime soon. Here you can see almost all of my cross stitch works, there are some missing off course, but most of it is there.
My wrist on my left arm is hurting today. It has been hurting on and off for the last couple of days, but today I am very sore and I doubt that I will be able to stitch… I am going to try though. I was trying to fold some laundry earlier, but I had to stop because of the pain. I haven't finished the stocking and tomorrow, February is over Oh well… I did manage to do Heart Sweet Bag, Long Legged Chick, the RR piece for Rósa, make my first pincushion and finish the MSAL :o) So not a bad stitching month really. And there is not much left to do on the stocking, and I will finish it as soon as I can stitch again. Going to give it a try now and see how my hand feels about it.


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Congress Expo: First impressions last forever
Jessica Clark, with contributions from Emily Rothwell, Christina Vecchiato, and Aleks Wrobel
I still remember the first time I participated in Congress Expo. It was 2008, and I was exhibiting with the University of Ottawa Press. Congress was at the University of British Columbia that year and it was only my second time visiting Vancouver.
Needless to say, I was awed. Rows upon rows of books to peruse. Publishing colleagues from all over the country to meet. Scholars and authors to talk to.
This year, as the coordinator of the Expo I had the pleasure to meet three young publishers from Penguin Random House and Harper Collins who were all attending Congress for the first time.
After everything was over, I wondered how they found their first Congress. Here's what they told me:
"Congress was such a great opportunity to speak with professors directly. I was surprised by how many academics took the time simply to chat with me about our books – thanks to these talks, I wrote down nearly as many titles to read myself as I recommended to others! As someone new to academic conferences, I was curious to see which books would get the most attention. One of our bestselling titles was J.R.R. Tolkien's translation of Beowulf, thanks to the enthusiastic Medievalists."
— Emily Rothwell, Academic Sales Coordinator, HarperCollins
"I had such a fantastic time at Congress 2014. Working with the Brock University Bookstore to connect with professors and students over the week was such a great experience. As a trade publisher, we sort of stand out among the more academic and university presses. With the prices of text and reference books, trade publishers can help to keep the market competitive, while still providing affordable and relevant alternatives to students and professors. I can't wait for Congress 2015! I'm so looking forward to sharing more fantastic books and ideas with the delegates."
— Christina Vecchiato, Field Sales Representative, Penguin Random House
"This year marked my introduction to the world of Congress. As a representative from Penguin Random House I was really looking forward to meeting with academics and find out what they were reading and assigning their students to read. In turn, I was excited to talk about the new books I thought had great academic potential. And with academics the topic of 'new and exciting books' is never a difficult one to broach. I think that trade publishers have an amazing opportunity at academic conferences to share new voices from the publishing world. I'm looking forward to my next Congress where I can meet even more people."
— Aleks Wrobel, Sales Coordinator, Penguin Random House
Thanks ladies! I'm glad that you had a great experience at Congress 2014, and that you're already looking forward to Congress 2015 at the University of Ottawa.


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Written by Ken Gaebler
Published: 8/1/2011
Upticks in small businesses growth and hiring are seen as an encouraging sign by many experts.
The small business news is good for July, according to the Intuit Inc. Business Employment Index.
The Index, which covered the time period between June 24 and July 23, saw small business employment grow by 0.2 percent. This means small business employment has increased by an annual growth rate of 2.9 percent, the survey said.
Intuit calls the growth "modest yet steady" and said its strengthened by an increase in hours worked, which grew by 0.7 percent in July and 8.6 percent for the year. Compensation also increased by 0.6 percent for the month and 7.6 percent for the year, the survey said.
"July's small business data cheers me up," said Susan Woodward, who worked with the company to create the Index. "In addition to a steady hiring trend, there is now a solid increase in hours worked and compensation. This means that small business owners are busy, giving their existing employees more work and paying them slightly more."
Portfolio.com said 50,000 jobs were added in July and 715,000 new small businesses have created new positions since October of 2009. The 0.6 percent in compensation increase equates to $2,682 per month, with the average employee working about 110.2 hours in July, or 25.4 hours per week.
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I found this recipe while searching vegan/dairy free blogs. I've convinced myself this recipe is quite healthy (please don't make me accept the truth 🙂 ). They are absolutely fantastic, JEM loved them. I am bringing them to school as well, hopefully the kids find them just as yummy.
- 1/3 cup margarine OR coconut oil, softened
- 6 ounces coconut milk or soy yogurt
- 3/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon vanilla
- 2 cups white flour, spelt flour, or whole wheat pastry flour
- 8 ounces chocolate chips (chose dairy free if you want these to be truly vegan)
- Sprinkles (again, if you want these to be vegan make sure you buy vegan sprinkles)
- With a mixer, beat together the margarine, yogurt, and brown sugar.
- Add the baking powder, salt, and vanilla.
- Mix in the flour until just combine.
- Fold in the chocolate chips.
- Press into a lightly greased 9×9 baking dish, top with sprinkles.
- Then bake at 350 degrees for 30-35 minutes, or until the edges of light golden brown.
Original post can be found at: http://www.cheekykitchen.com/2012/02/vegan-brown-sugar-blondies.html


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Egypt is a country that many visitors seem to fall in love with. And more people, as they become more established, are becoming interested in buying property in Egypt.
Is real estate in Egypt a good investment for you? Let's explore the possibilities.
If you want to buy Egyptian real estate, research the cost of property, currency exchange rates (if that is a concern) and other technical aspects. Many people also factor in the possible lifestyle. The climate may be quite attractive to you, as well as the famous Egyptian food, the world-renowned culture and the possibilities for rewarding outdoor activities.
Here are some points to consider, if you are interested in Egyptian real estate:
How safe are prices for Egyptian real estate?
There has been steady growth in the property market in Egypt for years now. It has slowed down a bit lately, but it will be very promising for many years to come.
Property investors and second- home buyers have been coming here for a long time. And though this means that in some areas property prices are high, there are still plenty of good areas for the new buyer to explore. This includes both city and rural properties.
As well, the government is planning to spend many billions of pounds in the next few years throughout the country for economic development. Thus the infrastructure will improve and property value will increase.
If we don't live in the house, at least in the near future, how will we pay for it?
First, as prices are likely to rise in the future, it's best to buy sooner than later.
Second, there is always the option of renting your property. Major cities are always popular destinations and thus there is a need for rental properties; Red Sea apartments, flats, villas and chalets which are kept in good condition are also eagerly sought after. There is a well established system for managing flats, villas, chalets and apartments in Egypt whilst the owner is away. Property managers for Egyptian real estate take proper care to see that the properties are well maintained so as to preserve your investment.
Where should we buy property in Egypt?
Is price more important to you or location? If you like the city life, for example in Cairo, Alexandria ,Hurghada, etc, you are likely to pay a higher price for your Egyptian home. But of course if that is where you want to live, it's worthwhile.
Some areas that are recently touted as good places for property investment include El Gouna, Hurghada, Safaga, El Quesir,Marsa Alam among many others. These areas may not have much of an international population or reputation, but it may be what you want. These are the areas where you can find miles of pristine beaches and many of them are very private. Whether you choose for privacy or the company of a neighboring village, you're sure to find great land properties at the beach cities of the Red Sea in Egypt.
Rural areas and south Red Sea Egypt are becoming less isolated also, which can be a plus for you. The Egyptian airport system is becoming more efficient and more airlines are flying from northern Europe to areas of Egypt that were previously off the beaten track.
An upscale Egyptian home with direct beach front, is likely to be quite expensive, and not for everyone. If a private villa or chalet is not what you're looking for then consider buying a flat or apartment in a new construction building. Many have special prices for off-plan property purchase and you can find a good deal this way. Also you can find apartments for sale in Egypt Red Sea city of Marsa Alam which are located quite close to the beach but conveniently located at town with services available for everything you might need.
A good real estate agent of course is an important source of information to help you find the right property in Egypt for you.
Will we like living in Egypt?
Of course if you prefer an overpriced country with a cold, overcast climate, where there is little culture, average food, no outdoor activities, no fantastic nature and unfriendly people, then definitely you don't want to live in Egypt.
Need I say more?
So, to summarize buying property in Egypt is a safe investment,
For the large scale property investor there are the above advantages and a promising market which is tried and true but which also has new, untapped areas, making Egyptian real estate a most exciting and promising venture. Land parcels have increased dramatically in value over the past few years in the Red Sea area of Egypt. There are now well established resort hotels and most all of the beach property for sale in Hurghada has been purchase for resort developments. For the large scale property investor there are opportunities now which didn't exist before because of the limited amount of beach front property available. The Red Sea is a popular attraction where hoteliers enjoy low vacancies most of the year and major resort developers can secure a breachfront location in this popular tourist destination. In such scenario, the large-scale developer for property would likely experience a high return on his property investment in Egypt.
Author: Sandra Peterson


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If you've ever driven at night, then I'm sure you've been in a situation where somebody's headlights are just bright enough or just at the right level, creating an awful glare in your rear view mirror. While this can be extremely annoying and uncomfortable for you as the driver, it can also be extremely dangerous. And, that's why we highly recommend installing an auto-dimming mirror in place of your self-dimming rear view mirror.
An auto dimming rear view mirror does all the work for you, so you can concentrate on the road ahead. You may be skeptical as to how auto-dimming mirrors work, but it's actually pretty simple. An auto dimming rear view mirror senses ambient light and then fine-tunes the glass's tint. So, if extra bright beams come up behind you, you'll never even know— your mirror will automatically adjust before you have a chance to notice.
When choosing your new auto-dimming rear view mirror, you have several different styles and brands to choose from. Many auto dimming rear view mirrors even double with compasses and thermometers. In order to get the best rear view mirror possible, we recommend you choose a brand you can trust, like Gentex. As for style, choose one that gives you the view and the extra features that you want.
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