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Little Rascals
My little rascal photoshoots are great for toddlers and older children to capture their cute little personalities, cheeky smiles and natural expressions.
We can arrange for your photo session to take place either at your home, an outdoor location or at the studio.
For toddlers and younger children I find an outdoor photo session works best when they are able to run freely and explore which is great for capturing those candid moments and genuine expressions.
Older children also love to explore and tend to enjoy the photoshoot more being outdoors where we can encourage more fun interaction especially between siblings. If your looking for more of a studio styled portrait then this is also an option, depending on what style of photographs you would like hanging on your wall.
I schedule in the photoshoot for up to an hour which gives plenty of time to capture a good variety of images for your gallery. If we are outdoors we will be moving around to various spots within the location to create various scenes for your photos.
Its advisable to bring along a change of clothing/shoes, baby wipes, snacks & water. Pack a favourite toy that will make them smile or give them some comfort should they get a little overwhelmed at any point. Always good to offer a little incentive (like somewhere they want to go or a favourite sweet treat) rewarding them at the end of the photoshoot.
Because we can never guarantee the good old English weather even when the forecast is looking ok, its never a problem to reschedule if needed or we could head over to the studio in North Shields which is equipped with backdrops and studio lighting. If however you would prefer an outdoor setting then best to reschedule to ensure you get the images you want hanging on your wall.
Your images will be ready to view within 3 weeks from your photoshoot. I will contact you within 2 weeks to arrange your preview session where I can come out to your home and play the photos via a slideshow on your TV.
I have a selection of beautiful wall products which I can bring along for you to see how they would look in your home.
- Photoshoot approx 1 hour
- Either at the studio, your home or an outdoor location (recommended) (additional cost required for over a 10 mile radius of NE29)
- One 10x8 print included
"Absolutely in love with our canvas collection of our beautiful babies, so hard to pick from such an amazing collection of photos, it was a perfect shoot in a perfect setting.
Thank you for capturing these beautiful moments that we can treasure forever.
I would strongly recommend Zoe's outdoor photoshoots for any family looking for a more creative look on family portraits
Thank you so much again Zoe"
Additional images are available to purchase as either prints, digitals on USB and wall art. Please contact me for a full brochure showing products and pricing


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If you've been following us lately, you know we are gearing up for our #Beerthday Celebration this Saturday, August 27th. We can't believe it's been a year since we opened our doors at 129 Oakland Avenue – and two years since we poured our first officially distributed beer here in York County.
How's the saying go? We've come a long way, baby. A long way from the Dad's Nights Out, the 1001 beers book the guys shared and the home brewing that began in Chad's basement. Each step along the way brought us closer to achieving the dream of the experience you have when visiting the brewpub and being the new craft beer you enjoy at your own local place. And, we continue to grow! You've probably seen the cooler in the back if you've been on one of our brewery tours. There's cold storage for distribution and a cellar for our barrel aged and sour programs. Behind that, we have a brand new building that will house our canning line. That's right – Legal Remedy will be available in cans soon. We're still expanding – with additional parking and a new (to us) storage and production facility across the street in the former Varsity building. At the rate we're going, there's certainly more to come.
So, we want to throw a party. We want to say THANK YOU to all of you who have been supportive along the way. We want to show our appreciation for Legal Remedy Brewing being welcomed into the craft beer community and becoming a place that you can bring your co-workers and friends and family. We always envisioned a sort of community living room (minus the couches) that could bring us all together. We can feel it happening. It's because of you that we have come this far and we want to raise a glass together!
To add even more fun to the celebration, we'll have music all day including a DJ and live performances by some fantastic local artists. We have several new beer releases planned throughout the day along with our Usual Suspects and rotating specialty beers. Some of your favorite LRB food will be available to purchase, and our merchandise table will be pumping out some new swag. Check out these #Beerthday Edition t-shirts!
Yep. Serving Up Justice Since 2014. Justice never tasted so good.
On behalf of our founders, our brewing team and our entire staff… Cheers!

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The Weirdos
8: 'Brainiac: Science Abuse'
If you're looking for scientific entertainment, you've got to consider a show with a logo of a skull and crossbones wearing lab goggles. Even the title of this British show, "Brainiac: Science Abuse," screams a comical and hazardous good time. On the Sky 1 network for six seasons, Brainiac bowed out in 2008 after delighting viewers with outlandish and quite possibly dangerous experiments. Their abusive research included whether a ringing cell phone could cause an explosion at a gas station and whether pool balls could trigger a fuse to blow up a trailer. Good, clean fun.
Though "Brainiac" isn't testing the limits of time, space and physical pain anymore, it has spun off two similar shows. Their names say it all (or too much): "Brainiac: History Abuse" and "Brainiac's Test Tube Baby." A live show also toured Great Britain, bringing science and mayhem to its fans in person.
7: 'Mythbusters'
If there's something weird that you don't understand, who you gonna call? Mythbusters! Since 2003, this Emmy-nominated show has been investigating scientific and technological questions on the Discovery Channel. The bearded hosts, Jamie and Adam, along with their crew, run energetic and fast-paced experiments to answer real-life questions.
Is it possible to beat a lie detector test? The show determined that it's possible, but not at all easy. How about the five-second rule for eating off the floor? Don't do it! Bacteria jump on after just a millisecond. Should you keep cool in a car by rolling down your windows or hitting the AC? Though experts swear by air conditioning, the Mythbusters found that gas mileage was better with windows lowered. Great. Now whom do you believe?


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Who loves My Little Pony?
Your pony pals are back with My Little Pony The Movie! Are you ready?
My kids love their pony pals, especially my oldest daughter. Her first 2 birthday parties were pony themed and to be honest when she was really little up to 5 months we would loop the theme song and it could calm her right down. Now six years later she was so excited to hear that the creators are coming out with a new movie. My middle daughter actually went as Pinky Pie this year for Halloween, so we love some ponies in our house. As soon as we got the package she insisted on putting it in right away and she and her siblings sat right down to watch and didn't move through the entire movie.
I'm a really big fan of My Little Pony, it's a great show for kids of all ages. I love the fact that I don't have to worry about my kids watching it and seeing/hearing something they shouldn't (which these days is hard to find even in cartoons). The music is always so catchy it sticks in your mind for days. I love how My Little Pony teaches kids the value of friendship and the power of caring about each other. It teaches children no matter what be true to yourself and that no matter what you have someone who loves and cares about you. In this day and age, it's so important.
She's back! Twilight Sparkle and all her friends are here to save the day once again in My Little Pony: The Movie. As Twilight Sparkle prepares for the first ever friendship festival her plans are interrupted by evil plans of The Storm King, who wants to use the Equestria princesses to power his magical staff. On their adventure there are new friends made like the town of hippogriffs, or find themselves face to face with seaponys like Princess Skystar.
Tara Strong, Ashleigh Ball, Andrea Libman, Tabitha St. Germain, and Cathy Weseluck – reprising their roles as your favorite pony friends. The My Little Pony fun arrives on digital December 19, 2017, and Blu-ray combo pack and DVD January 9th 2018. With your movie you get an extra deleted scene, and music video for the song " I'm the friend you need", a movie short, and three featurettes starting all your favorite ponies.
Looking to get a copy for yourself? Visit any major retailer like Walmart, Target, and Amazon to get your very own copy. Also, visit their Facebook and Instagram.
And remember that friendship is always magic!


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Flurries on Mt Ainslie
By Renee Bogatko, Image Credit – Timothy Dean Storm Chaser/Photographer
Some Canberrans were lucky enough to catch some snow flurries this morning!
Videos and pictures are doing the rounds on social media of snow falling at places like Mt Ainslie, the Brindabella's and out at Royalla.
This video in particular attracted a lot of interest…
Weatherzone Meteorologist Brett Dutschke said it's not the strongest cold front we've had this season.
"The showers associated with it coincided with the coldest part of the morning. By chance, that meant the showers fell as snow in Canberra, certainly in the hillier suburbs," he said.
"The light snow showers occurred in the hours just before sunrise and possibly a few flurries just after sunrise."
Plenty of snow fell at our ski fields overnight, with around 25cm of the fresh stuff!
Mr Dutschke said it's our snowiest week of the season so far.
"The natural snow depth has been running a bit above average for this time of year and with more snow to come later this week, it looks like maintaining that deeper than average natural snow depth."
Meanwhile, police have urged locals heading to the snow to be careful, with icy conditions on the roads.
Did you see snow around the region this morning? Post your pics and videos on our Facebook page!


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Abiding with His Spirit
Our Sermon theme for this Easter season is 'What a difference the Holy Spirit makes' and we will be thinking about this up until Pentecost and Trinity Sunday.
In our readings today, we see Peter filled the Holy Spirit challenging the religious rulers in Jerusalem. What a difference from the pre-Holy Spirit Peter who denies Jesus three times.
We also see John writing to the church and encouraging them to follow God's commandments to love one another and believe in Jesus Christ. Have you seen the difference the Holy Spirit makes in your life – as you draw closer to God not only is it easier to believe but you will find your outlook changes. We don't have to force ourselves to do good as the Holy Spirit Abides in us we have it in our hearts desire to do good.
Our Gospel parable of Jesus the good shepherd rounds off this thought. The thing about sheep is they tend to stick together – that is why it is possible for a sheep dog to round them up – cats of course work differently! But there are still always some sheep that would rather stick their heads into the long grass and do their own thing. The difference is that when we seek to be filled with the Holy Spirit we find we are able to hear His voice more clearly and no matter how tempting is the green grass on the other side of the field, His power within us draws us to lift up our heads and follow him.
What a difference it will make when we are all able to say 'Come Holy Spirit – abide in me'…
23 And this is his commandment, that we should believe in the name of his Son Jesus Christ and love one another, just as he has commanded us. 24All who obey his commandments abide in him, and he abides in them. And by this we know that he abides in us, by the Spirit that he has given us.
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Whether you were among the excited, with no rooting interest, or among the tense, with your season hanging in the balance, the 3 p.m. hour-plus in the Eastern Time Zone on Saturday was a great time to be a Division III football fan. Three games came down to the final play, and Pat and Keith talk about them all in detail, as well as the other 13 first-round games, in this week's Around the Nation Podcast.
This week's podcast is sponsored by the City of Salem, hosts of Stagg Bowl XLIV. For more information about the Stagg Bowl or any national championship Salem hosts, visit salemchampionships.com.
The Around the Nation Podcast is a weekly conversation between Pat Coleman and Keith McMillan covering the wide range of Division III football. It drops on Monday morning weekly throughout the season.
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Guardian GNC Livewell
Guardian Pharmacy, is the fastest growing pharmacy retail chain in India, with over 200 outlets. It offers a range of prescription and over the counter (OTC) drugs, nutritional supplements, toiletries, personal care, mother & baby care products, quit smoking aids, self-diagnostic equipment etc. Guardian takes pride in selling only 100% genuine medicines and these are dispensed by qualified pharmacists. Guardian is also the master franchise in India for GNC, the largest global specialty retailer of health food (from the U.S.A). Guardian offers three types of loyalty programs namely: XtraValu, Senior Citizens & GNC Gold Card and brings out a health & lifestyle magazine called Guardian Health Chronicle.


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Providing four of the resident strains of friendly bacteria in your gut within a total of 9 billion viable organisms. High potency using well researched strains.
This high potency, well-researched, special strain friendly bacteria is specifically designed for use during and after antibiotics, to help maintain a healthy gut flora. Each of the four strains, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei, Bifidobacterium lactis and Bifidobacterium bifidum have been chosen to act synergistically for greater effect.
The formula is highly stable, as it is resistant to stomach acid and bile salts, which means that the bacteria reach the colon alive. Refrigerate before and after opening.
Three capsules typically provide
In the order of 9 billion viable organisms, at time of manufacture. Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei, Bifidobacterium lactis, Bifidobacterium bifidum.
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Low Income
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Program Places Hundreds Of Low-Income Students In Paid InternshipsOver two hundred Minnesota high school students are officially drafted as of Thursday morning. The 233 students have been drafted to work for 55 Twin Cities Corporations as paid interns.
Immigrants, Poor Fish For Their Dinner, Unaware Of MercuryIt's midday and the white bucket balanced on the rocky shore at Mountha Uppasay's feet holds five or six white bass, moving sluggishly in the water she scooped from the Des Moines River.
Minnesota May Boost Cash Grants For Low-Income FamiliesMinnesota's cash grant for low-income families could increase for the first time in nearly 30 years. A family of three receives about $532 per month. Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and some lawmakers in both parties want to increase the grants by $100 to help the nearly 33,000 families in the program deal with rising housing and transportation costs.
Low Or No Cost Health Care Options For People With Low IncomesSeveral health coverage and care options are now available for individuals and families in lower income brackets.


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In the run-up to last year's first Oakland Wine Festival, I had the great pleasure of interviewing several of the leading winemakers and executives involved in the event as honorary Steering Committee Members. This year's event seemed an appropriate time to revisit some of those conversations. Below are notes from my conversation with Russell Weis, General Manager of Silverado Vineyards:
"I would be in farming."
Having grown up in farming community, if he hadn't gone into wine, Weis would have made his living on a farm — a great life in his view. His career course changed, he says, when as a child he saw harvest workers moving around on bikes and thought being a winemaker must be a lot of fun.
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A veteran of Robert Mondavi Winery and Opus One, Weis described sharing a wine from his birth year as one of the most memorable moments in a long career in wine.
"The Valley has meant a lot to me and my family"
Weis has built deep roots within the community. As head of Napa Valley Vintners, the industry's trade association, he had a front row seat to the damage the recent earthquake wrought, not just to physical structures, but to personal lives. He considered it a "sacred obligation" to be a good custodian of his community; and describes how that community quickly rallied, pledging $10 million to relief efforts. He soon found himself navigating a rapid learning curve in dealing with FEMA and disbursing aid funds, not exactly riding bikes all day but work he feels privileged to undertake given the personal impact Napa Valley has had on him.
Long-term perspective
Weis is equally animated on issues of sustainability and environmental impact. He considers himself blessed to work for a winery whose owners takes a multigenerational perspective. And he becomes tangibly more animated when talking about efforts to reduce consumption. To name one area, Silverado has achieved a thirty percent reduction in energy consumption by changing the lighting in its fermentation room. And by 2017, the winery will have reduced kilowatt usage by a further twenty percent.
Like many at the participating wineries I spoke to,Weis seemed excited to be welcoming new and existing wine enthusiasts in Oakland and to forging relationships both during Oakland Wine Festival and beyond. (For a description of Silverado's wines, take a look at my Running for Parliament post from last year). As Oakland's wine scene continues to gain recognition, that's a sentiment I'm sure we can all toast to.


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AIMA survey studies alignment between hedge fund managers, investors
In Concert explores fee structures, transparency, benefits of aligned relationships
In Concert, a new survey and study by the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA), takes an important look at the changing and more cooperative nature of relationships between hedge fund managers and their investors.
Since the financial crisis, relationships between hedge fund managers and investors have seen fundamental changes, largely driven by investor demands for increased transparency. RSM is proud to have sponsored this important paper that digs into some of the key changes that closer partnerships between hedge fund managers and their investors are delivering.
In Concert looks at key issues, including:
- Measures used to control fees, including high-water marks, hurdle rates and fixed-percentage thresholds, as well as ways that investors can negotiate lower rates by accepting longer lock-up periods, allowing fund managers the time to better execute their investment thesis
- Methods fund managers can use to make their offering more appealing to investors, including increased transparency and having their personal capital invested in the offering's strategy
- Various fee structures fund managers can employ, including a look at the cost-push factors that led to the 2 percent management, 20 percent incentive fee (or 2 and 20 as it is commonly called), special share classes that provide discounts to certain investor groups, and tiered fee structures that reduce fees as assets under management increase
- The benefits that these more aligned and flexible relationships between fund managers and investors can deliver for both parties
Relationships between hedge fund managers and investors will continue to evolve. This important study provides both parties key insights into how to best shape this relationships for the future.


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Version 1.4 of Flux Slider is now available for download from GitHub. There has been a lot of additions in the latest version, read on for all the details.
View Transition Gallery | Download @ GitHub
Whats new in v1.4?
Three new transitions
Brand new in v1.4 are 3 new transitions to pick from, these include:
- Swipe, which produces blends between two images (requires a browser that supports CSS Masks).
- Dissolve, which is a simple opacity fade and ironically the most requested new transition.
- Blocks2, this is a variable on the original Blocks transition but transitions from top-left to bottom-right rather than in a random pattern.
Be sure to try them out in the online Transition Gallery.
Images can be associated with a link
If an image is wrapped in a link, the image when presented by Flux is now clickable. For example:

Gracefully degrades in unsupported browsers
Flux no longer falls over with browsers that don't support CSS transitions. By default images will just instantly switch but its possible to add you own custom fallback code, I'll write a blog post on this in the coming weeks.
Full Changelog
- Added support for
imgtags nested inside
a. These images inherit the link from their parent and are clickable.
- Flux will now run when jQuery is in compatibility mode.
- Added basic inbuilt next/prev buttons. Pass in
controls: trueto the constructor.
- Flux no longer silently fails on unsupported browsers, it builds the slider but just switches from one image to the other.
- Refactored setup code so that it works on IE.
- Added a lock to ensure that the
finish()function of
flux.transitiononly ever fires once per transition.
- Added support for
swipeRightwhen used with Zepto.js.
- Forced hardware acceleration on the
slidetransition so that it works better on iOS.
- The
prev()functions now pass on the
rightparam for supported transitions.
- Created an abstract transition called
transition_gridwhich can be extended to produce grid based transitions.
- Refactored the following transitions to use
zip. This reduces the size required to define each transition and ensures row/column rendering is done with the same code.
- Added
supportsCSSPropertyfunction to perform feature checking on the browser.
- Each transition can now check for browser compatibility at load time using
- Added the
- Added support for captions. Caption text is read from the
titleattribute of the
imgelements. Captions need to be enabled by passing
captions: trueinto the constructor.
- Ensured that images still switch if no valid transitions are available.
- Autoplay now uses
setTimeoutrather than
setIntervalso that the delay between transitions is started only when a transition has completed. This prevents the case where a transition might take longer to execute than the provided delay time.


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It's finally available on the Android Market!!! The mastermind behind the popular Homescreen replacement app, LauncherPro, has just released his UberMusic Player onto the Android Market. This player will bring a little WP7 flare to your Android music experience and it offers a more sophisticated look to your media. There also 6 different widgets and the entire app are skinnable. For only $349 you can purchase the best looking music player available for Android, click here to grab it from the Android Market.
Windows Phone 7
Angry birds now Land on Windows 7 too.
After a long wait, Windows Phone 7 owners can now get their hands on Angry Birds.
The phenomenally popular game, which lets users slingshot angry birds through obstacles to attack pigs, is available for $2.99 to U.S. Windows Phone 7 owners. It's also available internationally. To let users get a feel for the game before buying, developer Rovio is offering a free trial.
The Windows Phone 7 price on Angry Birds might surprise iPhone and Android handset owners. The game is currently available in Apple's App Store for just 99 cents. In the Android Market, users can download a free, ad-supported version of Angry Birds.
Angry Birds has taken a long road to get to Windows Phone 7. Last fall, Microsoft posted a Web site for its Windows Phone 7 platform that included an Angry Birds icon, indicating the game was coming to handsets at launch. However, Rovio quickly responded on its Twitter feed, saying that it had "not committed to doing a Windows Phone 7 version" of Angry Birds. It went on to say that "Microsoft put the Angry Birds icon on their site without our permission."
Microsoft responded, saying the Angry Birds icon was mistakenly added to the site, and took it down.
Following the spat, Microsoft announced in February that Angry Birds would arrive on its mobile platform in "late spring." However, last month, WinRumors reported that the game was delayed from its original May 25 launch date to June 29.
Earlier this month, Rovio partnered with Roku in a deal that will see Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons, and Angry Birds Rio come to Roku's Channel Store. The games will be available in new Roku hardware launching this summer.
Nokia just wrote an Ovi-tuary.
Nokia's Ovi Store, Ovi Maps, and Ovi everything else will soon be getting a name change. The Finnish company has announced that it's "evolving" its software brand identity by renaming its service offerings to Nokia services, starting with new devices in July and August. This transition is expected to last into 2012 and was pretty much inevitable in the wake of Nokia's hookup with Microsoft earlier this year. Part of that agreement was for Nokia software, Maps in particular, to be made available in other Windows Phone devices and across Microsoft's range of services, so it makes sense for Nokia to literally put its name on its wares. Nothing structural will be changing about software roadmaps or plans up in Finland, this will be just a new nameplate atop the same strategy as outlined previously.


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Duke of York award
The Duke of York Award is given to students who show great achievement in technical education (e.g. design, engineering).
Food in Britain
What do you think is 'British food'? Watch this film and find out what people in Britain like to eat.
Great cars from Britain
Many world-famous makes of car come from Britain. Watch this film to discover their story and what cars we might be driving in the future.
Dangerous sports
Do you like sports? How about dangerous sports? Watch this film to find out more about two extreme sports: white-water rafting and parkour.
Extreme fashion in London
How much do you know about extreme fashion styles? Do you know your punks from your Cyber Goths? Read on to find out more!
What is the UK?
Which countries make up the UK? What are their national customs? Watch this film to find out and learn some useful new words too.
Predicting the weather
Do you watch the weather news on TV? We like to know if it will be sunny or rainy tomorrow but predicting the weather is a very difficult job.
Future living
Is your home old or modern? Watch this film about where you will be living in the future!
Shopping in Great Britain
Have you ever been to Harrods? This film is all about some of the biggest and most famous department stores in London. The presenter also visits a smaller specialist shop and talks to the owner.


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Another term that lawyers commonly misuse (see yesterday's post about deposing), and whose misuse has been adopted by the paid praters, is the verb to redact. Lawyers typically use it to mean, delete, as in "I redacted the third paragraph because it contained privileged information." When lawyers "redact" text, however, they don't merely delete it: they usually blank it out and indicate that it has been "redacted".
Deletions from a "redacted" document are accordingly referred to as "redactions".
Redaction and the corresponding verb, to redact, properly have to do with creating or editing a document, not necessarily with deleting anything from it. I first encountered the words in connection with ancient biblical texts and related documents. There is a school of scriptural criticism called redaction criticism, for instance, which compares different redactions of the same text, in order to draw various inferences regarding, among other things, the underlying original (usually lost) or the beliefs of the redactor.


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Cami just turned 6 months old! Having a new puppy after having Jacob for 11 years, is a whole new experience. In the last 11 years, lots of new pet products have come out and I am excited to check these out with Cami. Cami is a very good eater and she is open to trying new things. She is on a raw diet, having meaty bones, organs, veggies and supplements so looking for healthy treats for her has been of utmost priority. She snacks of dried fruits, veggies and fresh fruits too. Since going on DogVacay, she has tried all kinds of treats and biscuits so she does get it occasionally at home now!
Here are her favorite winter treats in no particular order.
Noah's Bark at www.buynoahsbark.com – Noah's Bark is a new line of all natural dog biscuits that are made from healthy lean proteins such as chicken, beef, and peanut protein blends and are most notably different for the ingredients you won't find in the products: potentially harmful fillers like wheat, corn, soy, added sugars, and animal by-products. Another major differentiator of Noah's Bark dog biscuits is that the products focus on freshness, using liquid by-products of the ingredients used, instead of water during the production process. This allows the product to retain more nutrients from its ingredients.
Cami loves: Peanutty Perfection – perfectly crunchy, a great midday snack when she goes inside her crate for a nap!
Made from Oat Flour, Peanut Butter, Ground Apples, Cane Molasses, Flaxseed, Oat Hulls, Natural Yeast Flavor, Mixed Tocopherols (Preservatives), and Rosemary Extract
The Stretch Fleece will make your pup the most stylish one on the block. These super-soft accessories, featuring a 4-way stretch will ensure your pup is warm and comfortable this season. All Gold Paw Series products are proudly sewn in the USA. www.GoldPawSeries.com
Cami loves: The Robin Egg in 24 inches. She is still growing so the 4 -way stretch is perfect for her puppy body and keep warm. The color is gorgeous and it is non-pilling, ultra soft and comfy!
Walking Cami is one of my favorite things to do! I love the freedom of being unplugged. Often I don't even bring my phone! But recently, I dropped my phone on the sidewalk while walking Cami, it slipped out of my pocket! And then there was the time when she did a cute somersault and I didn't have my phone with me to capture it. Then I forgot my keys once too! So having this Wristlet from A Pet with Paws has been a huge saver for making our walks even more perfect!
Kaleb's Treats from Vermont are baked with 100% USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC INGREDIENTS! They are also NON GMO PROJECT VERIFIED. They are made in small batches and is a healthy alternative to 'Milkbones'. THE VERY BEST: HEALTHY, DELICIOUS, KALEB'S ORGANICS.
Cami loves: Peanut Butter Crunch and no upset tummy even with 2 extra treats during training!
Anticipating the great fireworks for NYE here in Vegas! Cami tried out the AKC Calming Coat in Pink XL.
- Provides anxiety relief from thunderstorms, traveling, crating, fireworks, loud noises, hyperactivity, vet visits, and separation
- Easy to Wear & Adjustable
- Easy, safe, drug free way to keep dogs calming during stressful times
Cami loves: hugs! This feels like a constant hug. Also no zippers! It is so easy to wear with big velcro panels and gives a swaddling effect for dogs with anxiety, fear, travel or hyperactivity
Twigo Pet Tag is so cute! This is a silent, silicone tag that you don't need to engrave. All you have to do is write it and then boil it and it becomes permanent. It is not only adorable but also great for safety. It is perfect for the dog park and when we go hiking! Twigo LOVE tag makes Cami look so cute too. I can't wait to let her wear this to DogVacay and go swimming too!
Pet Tech has these cool little boots. No snow yet but I'd love to use these on the hot pavements come summer time here in Vegas!
Cami's review to come 🙂


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A Practical Guide to Anti-Corruption Compliance for the Medical Device Industry
April 19, 2013
Edward Buthusiem and Cheray Lynch Sieminski
Pharmaceutical Compliance Monitor
Edward Buthusiem and Cheray Lynch Sieminski write about global medical device manufacturers and recent US Department of Justice settlements, deferred prosecution agreements, and alleged Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations.
Read the full article.
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text: Greetings one and all. As you recall, last week I invited you to send over your questions to Mr @RealBigOleDummy. We heard from literally SEVERAL of you (thanks to those who sent their questions). Despite @Abe's moaning and best efforts to sabotage my questions - here are the answers you seek. A specific name and shame MUST be directed to long term members who ignored this opportunity (mainly N, F, K and S)!!!!!!! You know who you are. I give you... REALBIGOLE DUMMY!!!! PROLOGUE: Before I start answering the questions, a little about me. My name is Alan Scott Jones but my friends and family call me Scott. Male of Welsh and German ancestry. Most everything else will be addressed in the answers to the interview questions. So let's get started! 1. How did you find the forum and what were your first impressions of it? I found the forums by way of a web search. Was looking for an answer to a question I had about the show. No I don't remember what it was. My first impression? To be entirely honest ..... so so. I was thought to be a sock puppet for someone and to be honest was quite put off by that and the constant suspicion I felt directed towards me. Also..... the entity know as Ant E was in rare form around that time and I considered him a troll of major proportions. I have since changed my mind on that. Both about the forum and Ant E. 2. What's it like being one of the 3 B's? Hmmmmmmmmm, now I WONDER who asked this? Well, if there was one more of us we'd be like the 4 horsemen now wouldn't we? And just as deadly to our adversaries! As B # 3, I must say its an honor to be such a thorn in the side of certain non B members. 3. Billy Salt was a bit like the poor mans Three B, wasn't he? He probably let your team down a bit.Or was it Bluey? Discuss. Well, Bluey was the very first to welcome me to the forums back in the long ago.He was also the first I sent a PM to which he answered with a surprise for me. I see his point now. Billy DID seem to drop off there didn't he? 4. When and how did you become a Red Dwarf fan. Now here's where I may lose some of you. And it answer's another question farther down the list. I almost want to lie, but I swore I would be truthful. So, I first saw Red Dwarf on a PBS station about 1 or 2am the night before I saw the parole board. Yes, I was in prison at the time and could not sleep for being worried. It was a series 1 episode Balance of Power. I was a fan instantly and have remained one. Must have been 1989. 5. What's your favorite red Dwarf episode and why? Now that's a toughie. My favorite episode is probably Queeg with Waiting for God a close second. Because I've probably watched Queeg , literally, a 100 times and it still makes me laugh as much as the first time I watched it. "Yeeeahhhhh, fight that flab"! 6. What's your favorite Red Dwarf season and why? Another toughie. I'm going with season 3 because it is so freaking good. Backwards, Marooned, Bodyswap, Timeslides, The Last day. I mean 5 out of 6 OUTSTANDING episodes! Polymorph is ok too. 7. If you have read them, what do you think of the Red Dwarf novels? I've read and own the First two, and love them! Chapter 3 of Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers NEEDS to be filmed! 8. What was the deal with you and Strat? He's gone now apparently. Not sure exactly what you mean here but I'm an Atheist and not shy about saying it. I don't think he liked that. 9. Are you @yoserian? !*&%&%$#^()&^@$@^ that slimy piece of username stealing, bottom dwelling hemorrhoid on a distended rectum! No. I've seldom been as mad as I was when I saw "him" using my username. Piece of *$^%@$^*^$ 10. Ya like jazziemon? Not ringing a bell. No disrespect intended. 11. Have you ever lived near a cheese shop? No. 12.Did you know it offends Ant E when I fall asleep? Well, I sure do now! 13. Who on the forum would you most like to meet? Trick question! I'd actually like to meet almost all of you. 14. What are you memories the forum member Simulant37? Truthfully I have very little if any memories of Simulant37. 15. Don't you think its a bit ridiculous Seb wants to ban people tagging things? Well, sorta. I DO see his point as explained in a thread post, but if its used to bug HIM, then he has the power and the right. Imho. I really like the tag system and hope it stays ..... just don't tag HIM to the point that its annoying. He IS the Boss you know. 16. Wotz ur favrit flava icecreem? Vanellerz 17. Where were u wen u woz away from da forum? I went to the other forums I'm a member of when I wanted to chat/talk. I ghosted here off and on ...... kind of like a kid looking in a candy shop. I missed you guys and girls. 18. Wotz ur opinion of ant eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee and duz u fink he iz truble? Well, I said I would be truthful. I like Ant E actually, in fact I have a grudging respect for him. hehehehehe besides I like putting him in his place when its called for. No, I don't think he's trouble. Furthermore, I don't think the forum would be the same without him. An asset in other words. 19. Long shorts or short longs? Short mediums 20.What excites you in life? Not much anymore sadly. New computer hardware comes the closest I suppose. 21.Will Bluey EVER mind his own business? Well, if he hasn't by now I don't see it happening anytime soon. So you might be out of luck..... 22.Why Bender? How can you even ask that?!? Bender is by far and without a doubt the coolest robot ever. (sorry Kryton, but you're second) His attitude for one "Kiss My Shiny Metal A$$", plus he has a heart that he tries to keep hidden. I can relate to that. 23.Complete the sentence... "each peach, pear plum............." ...has their place in the Sun". 24.What is your opinion of Jason Cook? I don't know who that is, so no opinion. 25.What is your opinion of Jason The Dragon? Again, I have no idea who this is. But dragons are cool. 26.What is your opinion of people called Jason? Well, Jason of the Argonauts fame I approve of. Jason Voorhees is scary but does kill a bunch of snot nosed teens so I'm ambivalent about him. 27.Is your name Jason? No,my name is Alan Scott Jones. But please call me Scott or RealBigOleDummy© indianacarnie will do also. 28.If Jason Cook had a fight with Jason the dragon, who would win? I'd bet on the dragon! 29.What other sites do you visit? (not porn) DemocraticUnderground/ BigOleDummy (politics) Twitter (occasionally)/AlanJones@indianacarnie TenForums/ where I'm a VIP as indianacarnie (tech help site) Sevenforums/ where I'm a Guru and Gold member as indianacarnie (tech help site) Nvidia/ BigOleDummy (tech and games) Ars Technica/BigOleDummy (Tech news) Cracked/ BigOleDummy (Humor) Game galaxy/Gog / BigOleDummy (Games) InternetArchives /indianacarnie (lots of things) A picture of me if you want to see it: https://www.tenforums.com/chillout-room/1356-post-picture-yourself-147.html (you won't have to join or sign in to see, but if you want to see my awards and rep. points you'll have to join)(I have one on Sevenforums too but its older, more awards and rep though lol) 30.What are your interests outside of Red Dwarf? Computers, Space exploration, PC games, Politics, Films especially Film Noir Star Trek:TNG 31.Andrew Ellard as forum mod or Seb P as forum mod? I've only ever known Seb as moderator I guess Mr. Ellard was before my time. Seb is a better mod than he gets credit for actually. 32.How old are you? Lol, OLD , ANCIENT I just turned 61 33.Do you have any grandchildren? Yes, I have the two most beautiful granddaughter's in the world! One's 17 and just got a free 4 year ride (ACADEMIC!) to the University of Minnesota. Japanese studies. The other is 10. 34.Do you speak any other languages? Ein wenig Deutsch. wusste mehr, als ich es bei der Armee lebte Minder Nederlandse Tratando de aprender español 35.Favourite Sport? FOOTBALL! American Football I should maybe add. 36.Favourite team in said sport? Denver Broncos! I was born and raised in Denver, been a fan since I was a little boy. 37.Ever been to the UK? Yes, I was there in late 1978/early 79 for 8 or 9 weeks. The UK had a bunch of Transportation strikes going on and I went there , as a solider, to drive supplies to the US air base's. Was based around Folkestone but drove almost everywhere. I was TERRIFIED driving that truck on the wrong side of the road (to me) at first!! It was magnificent! Loved the UK and think TO THIS DAY that you have the prettiest women in the world. (Hey.... I'm a guy,I remember things like that!) Very nice people, helpful and friendly. If ONLY you could learn to speak English....... Now...... don't let all that go to your heads now! 38.Would you rather know you were going to live forever or know when you were going to die? Well, I think living forever would end up getting pretty boring and I am getting nearer the end, so that. Wouldn't want to live forever anyway.


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I'm not gonna emo all over my shiny new blog, but I have to say that if pretty much everyone who isn't me dropped dead right now, I wouldn't be entirely saddened. It makes me think of a song by a sort of obscure band I like.
Quick related story: Once upon a time, I was flicking through channels on a Friday night/technically really early Saturday morning and I had finally bothered to pop up the nifty little guide thing. So I was just reading the title of shows until I saw something that looked like it didn't suck ass when I saw a show called "Frisky Dingo". Now, if you were just flicking through channels and saw that a show called "Frisky Dingo" was on, you'd turn it on just to find out what sort of weird ass show was titled Frisky Dingo, wouldn't you? Well, even if you wouldn't, I would and did and found out that Frisky Dingo is was (FUCK) a HILARIOUS cartoon on Cartoon Network's [adult swim]. The theme song for a couple of the episodes was a great song, "Lightning Bolt" by Attractive Eighties Women. And that's how I discovered Attractive Eighties Women.
(Sadness: In grabbing links for this entry, I've learned that the people who make Frisky Dingo have moved on and there will be no season 3 (and the spin off, The Xtacles has also been canceled. Sad boosh))
Anyway: Attractive Eighties Women is an awesome, very funny band and you should listen too it. I had a better shpeel, but then I wrote the story of how I discovered AeW and now I'm kinda sad. And the song I was referring to was "Gonna Throw a Party When You Die". I'm also fond of "Master Cylinder" and "They Shoot Hipsters, Don't They?"
My day/week was really kinda sucky, but this post was almost entirely to pimp AeW and Frisky Dingo (although I'm too fucking late for Frisky Dingo dammit. Sad-fucking-boosh). I just took the opening and ran with it.


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The Trend-Spotting Trend
The Trend-Spotting Trend By MILT POLICZER Lawyers are like regular people after all. I know this is a controversial opinion, but check out an article that appeared this month on the Law Technology Today website, called "Top Five Trends in Legal Technology." What do you think you lawyers out there are doing to stay at the top of your profession? Here's the list: mobile applications, movement to the cloud, security, analytics, and artificial intelligence. Hmmm. You may be wondering what profession is not doing those things. OK, there are a lot of professions not doing those things, but you have to admit a lot of other professions are doing them. If those are really the top five trends for lawyers, then lawyers aren't exactly innovating. Of course, lawyers don't need to be technologically unique, but I have some…
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Why is the Trade Gap So Persistent?
This article asks why the trade gap appears stickier, i.e. is not moving back towards zero, as quickly as it did in the past. Several reasons are cited, the most prominent being the increased proportion of total trade with countries that peg their exchange rate and interfere with the automatic adjustment mechanism:
A Stickier Trade Gap By Daniel Altman, Economic View, NY Times: ...Last year was the eighth in a row with a record-setting deficit in the nation's current account, which includes the trade balance and other income from abroad. Yet once upon a time, that big deficit turned around, and it took a mere five years. Could that, too, happen again this time? ... From 1987 to 1991, the annual current account deficit fell from a peak of almost $161 billion — equivalent to about 3 percent of the domestic economy — to less than $3 billion. This time, however, the challenge is bigger: the deficit of $805 billion for 2005 was about 6 percent of the domestic economy. And there are other factors that could make a turnaround much more difficult.
First, consider what took place in the late 1980's and early 1990's. The dollar was falling rapidly against foreign currencies, partly as a result of coordination by the governments of the world's five biggest economies. As the dollar fell, American investments became less attractive to foreign investors; the same returns would be worth less when converted into their home currencies. The returns themselves were falling, too. ...
Clearly, the United States was becoming a relatively less attractive place to invest. The value of the dollar and investment returns held hands as they jumped off a cliff. At the same time, the current account deficit narrowed. Americans couldn't afford as many foreign goods, and foreigners could afford more American goods.
Now things are heading in the same direction — sort of. While long-term interest rates remain stubbornly low ... in the United States, they are finally starting to rise in Japan and Germany. Those changes may be starting to make a difference in foreign investors' preferences, said Maury N. Harris, chief United States economist at UBS Securities. "When you look at the monthly Treasury international capital flows data, your capital inflows aren't as strong as they were, let's say, six months ago," he said. Mr. Harris said he also expected to see the dollar's value decline this year, by about 9 percent relative to the euro.
But even if exchange rates change with the euro and Japanese yen, it probably won't solve the problem the way it did from 1987 to 1991. The big difference is the "changing shares of who we import from, and very few changes in who we export to," said Catherine L. Mann, a senior fellow at the Institute for International Economics... "It's important, because who we import from increasingly is from countries that have exchange rates that have not moved very much."
Back in 1987, the nation's current account deficit with Japan and Europe, which had fairly flexible currencies, was 62 percent of the total deficit. Last year, it was just 32 percent. In 1987, the current account deficit with the rest of Asia, Africa and Latin America was about 50 percent of the total. In 2005, the share of the deficit for those regions, where many countries link their currencies to the dollar, was an enormous 71 percent. (The numbers in each year don't add up to 100 percent because of surpluses with other countries and international organizations.) These changes matter, because countries like China protect their currency links by keeping plenty of dollar-denominated securities in reserve in their central banks. ...
"The U.S. capital markets are where people want to invest their money right now," [Columbia] Professor [Robert] Hodrick said, "and the performance of our economy has been really extraordinary, so there's no reason to think that that's a bad idea." ... For the current account deficit to turn around in a hurry in this climate ... the United States economy would have to become genuinely weak while that of the rest of the world was strong. Some forecasters do see growth slowing here in the next year or two, while Germany and Japan pick up, and ... the current account deficit could start to shrink by the end of next year. But ... without really big differences in economic growth, a return to balance in the current account could take a decade — not just five years, as before. Given the alternative, that might not be so bad.
Echoing a point Brad Setser also makes, since the investment in the U.S. is largely from foreign central banks, the focus on business conditions and asset returns as an explanation for the trade balance misses a point Larry Summers was trying to make in his speech. Summers believes "an international facility in which countries could invest their excess reserves without taking domestic political responsibility for the process of investment decision and ultimate result" is needed to allow foreign central banks to diversify their reserve holdings.
Posted by Mark Thoma on Sunday, March 26, 2006 at 01:17 AM in Economics, International Trade |
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I found this blazer amongst the sale racks at Zara this past week. My thought process at stores fast-fashion as compared to other brands, is always, "buy now, think later" because you never know if you will ever see it again. Plus, it's always great to see things in your own mirror with other items that you own.
I love the idea of this extra long blazer, but I'm starting to think it falls at somewhat of an awkward length on my 5'1 frame. Either a bit shorter or a bit longer would be more flattering. I will have to mull this over a while longer to be sure whether or not I'm going to keep it.


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Need a solution that lets you answer business questions flexibly and extensively? You can design, build, and populate a dimensional database, or data mart, from a relational database to support basic reporting requirements. In "Relational to Dimensional," June 2000, I created a dimensional database called Northwind_MD, using SQL Server's Northwind sample database as the source for operational data and a Data Transformation Services (DTS) package to populate the dimensional database. Although you can query the dimensional database directly, Northwind_MD stores facts at the transaction level, which means that at runtime, the query processor needs to aggregate transactional data—consuming resources and slowing response time. To improve the solution's performance and make the dimensional data available to your users for online analysis and reporting, you can use Microsoft OLAP Services and Microsoft Excel. OLAP Services uses OLAP Server on the server and PivotTable Services on the client to provide powerful cube design, processing, calculation, and caching capabilities that give users quick responses to their queries. And using Excel as an interface to the cube lets users easily work with the dimensional data.
New in SQL Server 2000
Before delving into how to extend the dimensional database solution with OLAP and a user-friendly interface, let's look at a new SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services feature that can improve the underlying dimensional database design. Figure 1 shows my original dimensional design.
The Employee dimension table in Figure 1 shows a straightforward hierarchy between manager and employee. But in the operational system, the employee table has a recursive relationship in which every row has a ReportsTo column that holds the employee ID of the employee's manager. The DTS package I used to populate the dimensional database captures the employee hierarchy as the query result in Figure 2 shows. Notice that Fuller is the top-level employee (employee ID 1) and has several people reporting directly to him, but Buchanan also has direct subordinates. In addition, both Fuller and Buchanan are responsible for their own sales figures.
My Employee dimension can break down this hierarchy only one way, as Figure 3 shows. The dimension shows Fuller and his subordinates, Buchanan and his subordinates, and Buchanan reporting to Fuller, but the hierarchy is more complicated than that. Buchanan is also responsible for all sales in his group, so Buchanan's group's sales (including his own sales) should roll up to him. And Buchanan's total sales should, in turn, roll up to Fuller.
To capture the full breakdown of the Employee hierarchy in your dimensional database, you need to pull apart the parent-child nesting relationship. Using SQL to break down a table with a recursive relationship is difficult. The pre-SQL Server 2000 techniques to handle multilevel hierarchies have two problems. First, they might require more information about the hierarchy than the source Northwind system has (see Joe Celko's SQL for Smarties: Advanced SQL Programming—Morgan Kaufmann—which discusses approaches for breaking down hierarchies in SQL). Second, they might require an involved set of T-SQL statements (see Kalen Delaney's Inside Microsoft SQL Server 7.0—Microsoft Press—for a T-SQL example that breaks down a hierarchy in a table with a recursive relationship). However, a new SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services feature breaks down hierarchies more completely, as Figure 4 shows.
I broke down the Northwind Traders Company employee hierarchy by using Analysis Server Dimension Designer's option to create a dimension from a single table with a parent-child relationship. Notice that Fuller is the only person at the top level, and Buchanan is subordinate. Employees who report directly to Fuller (including Buchanan) appear one level below Fuller. And Buchanan's subordinates and his own sales appear below him. This view represents the complete hierarchy of Northwind Traders Company employees, including how information rolls up the hierarchy and how a user can drill down to greater detail. (For more information about SQL Server 2000's Analysis Services, see Russ Whitney, Mastering OLAP, "Analysis Services 8.0," May 2000; "Analysis Services Drillthrough," June 2000; "Analysis Services Actions," July 2000; "Ragged Hierarchies," August 2000; and "Analysis Services Data Mining," September 2000.)
Building Cubes for Fast Response
SQL Server 2000's Analysis Services capability saves me from having to revise the DTS package to manage the employee hierarchy. I don't have to write additional code and use intermediate tables to fully expand the hierarchy; Analysis Services expands the hierarchy for me. Although Analysis Services could connect directly to the operational data to build dimensions and facts in a cube, I want to keep the base transaction data in my dimensional database in case I need to query the data directly. Thus, I redesigned the Employee dimension in the dimensional database to mirror the employee table's recursive relationship in the source database. Figure 5 shows the revised dimensional data model.
I made a minor change to the DTS package that I introduced in "Relational to Dimensional"; the change loads the revised Employee dimension table. (Web Listing 1 shows the new script for creating the dimensional database; click on the "Download the Code" icon at the top of the page. Also available online is the DTS package you use to populate the database; you can download this package by via the "Download the Code" icon at the top of the page.)
After you create the dimensional database, you can connect SQL Server 2000 Analysis Server to preaggregate data in cubes for fast query responses. First, you need to create a new database in Analysis Server by using Analysis Manager from Microsoft Management Console (MMC). You can then build a multidimensional cube. The following steps walk you through the process. (These steps are the same for SQL Server 2000 Analysis Server and SQL Server 7.0 OLAP Server, except that OLAP Server's Dimension Wizard doesn't offer the Parent-child hierarchy option; if you use OLAP Server, you'll have to rely on the less sophisticated hierarchy breakdown in the dimensional database's Employee dimension table.)
Step 1: Create an Analysis Server database. Analysis Manager lists all the Analysis Servers, including the local server. To create a new database on a server, right-click the server name to bring up a pop-up menu that lets you name a new database. I named the new dimensional database Northwind_Star. After you create a database, you can expand its view to see subordinate folders for Data Sources, Cubes, Shared Dimensions, Mining Models, and Database Roles. When creating a database and its subordinate components, Analysis Server creates meta data in an .mdb file that you can export to a SQL Server Repository. (The Repository is a meta data store for data warehouse applications that allows for more flexible, extensible, and sophisticated management of data warehouse components.)
Step 2: Add a data source. To create a data source that lets the Analysis Server access the Northwind_Star database, right-click the Data Sources folder that appears just below the new Northwind_Star database, and select New Datasource. In the Microsoft Data Link dialog box, select the OLE DB Provider for SQL Server and provide the server name, login information, and database name (Northwind_Star) for the Analysis Server connection.
Step 3: Create shared dimensions. Next, you create shared dimensions for use in a cube. Shared dimensions are available to any cube in the database. For example, to avoid creating duplicate dimensions and to provide common business metrics among cubes, a Time dimension is often shared. Alternatively, you could create private dimensions within and unique to a cube, but changes to private dimensions force you to rebuild the cube the dimensions belong to. To create a shared dimension for the employee data in the Northwind_Star database, select New Dimension and Wizard from the pop-up menu. (The wizard leads you through the same process whether you're using SQL Server 2000 or SQL Server 7.0; you'll just have fewer steps if you're using SQL Server 7.0.) Click Next on the first screen, and select Parent-Child: Two related columns in a single dimension table on the second screen. Click Next, then select the employee table on the resulting screen. Click Next, and select the columns that define the parent-child relationship, as Figure 6 shows. I used the EmpLastName Member name to let users navigate this hierarchy by employee last name.
On the next screen, select the Members with data check box (because members at all hierarchy levels have sales). On the following screen, select the Nonleaf members have associated data and Data members are visible check boxes. Sales reps and their bosses have their own sales, and the nonleaf option lets higher-level members have their own data. The second option displays the bosses' sales numbers and aggregates this data with their subordinates' sales. On the final screen, name the dimension Employee and click Finish. The Dimension Editor will open; close it, and you've created the dimension. To browse dimension data from Analysis Manager, simply right-click the dimension name.
You can follow the wizard to create another shared dimension that uses the Time table from the Northwind_Star database. Choose the Star Schema dimension type, then the time dimension option and the Date column. Select year, quarter, month, and day as parts of the time hierarchy. Accept the defaults for the other dialog boxes, then name the dimension Time. You can now create another shared dimension from the Northwind_Star Product table. Select the Star Schema dimension type and the Product Category and Product Name columns, and name the dimension Product.
Step 4: Build a cube. With your dimensions defined, you can use the dimensions and a fact table to create a cube. First, right-click the Cubes folder, and select New Cube. Select Wizard, and choose Order_Fact table as the fact table. On the next screen, select Quantity and Price columns as measures. Select all three dimensions in the next screen, and click Yes in the Fact Table Row Count message box. Name the cube Product Sales, and click Finish. The Cube Editor will open and show the dimension and fact table relationships.
Now, close the Cube Editor, and click Yes when the wizard asks whether you want to save the cube and design storage for it. Select MOLAP (Multidimensional OLAP) as the storage option to store the cube data in a proprietary compressed file format on Analysis Server. The next screen asks you to design aggregations; select Until I click Stop, and let the Aggregation Designer run. The Aggregation Designer should show approximately 17 aggregations under the graph in the right pane. On the final screen, select Process Now, and click Finish. A dialog box will open showing the SQL statements that Analysis Server runs, based on the aggregation design, to populate the cube. To view cube data, right-click the cube name and select Browse Data. The cube is now ready to use.
A Pretty Face
The next step in making your dimensional data accessible to users is to hook a user interface (UI) to the populated cube. PivotTable Services (Analysis Services' client component) provides connectivity, client caching, and calculation capabilities. Excel 2000 and third-party OLAP products use PivotTable Services, which installs with Microsoft Office 2000.
You can easily access this cube through Excel 2000, which is already on most users' desktops. To connect to Analysis Server from Excel, open a new Excel workbook and choose PivotTable and PivotChart Report from the Data menu. Select Get External Data from the PivotTable and PivotChart Wizard's first screen. From the second screen, click Get Data, then select the OLAP Cubes tab. To create a new data source, highlight New Data Source, then click OK. Name the data source, select the OLE DB Provider for OLAP Services (if you're using SQL Server 2000, select Microsoft OLE DB Provider for OLAP Services 8.0), then click Connect. The next dialog box asks you to enter your Analysis Server's name; you don't need to enter a user ID and password for this example. (Note that you can also connect here to a cube saved as a file.) Click Next, and select Northwind_Star Analysis Server database. Click OK through the following dialog boxes, and click Finish.
Figure 7 shows the resulting empty Excel worksheet. Notice the areas for inserting dimensions and measures for tabular display. The PivotTable dialog box contains the dimensions and measures available for viewing. You can drop dimensions and measures onto the worksheet. For example, you could place the Employee dimension on the row fields, the Product dimension on the column fields, the Time dimension on the page fields, and measures in the middle data items section.
Figure 8 shows a completed worksheet. Drop-down controls let you choose levels to include in the view. To change to a chart view of the data, click the Chart Wizard button (showing a multicolored bar graph) on the right side of the standard toolbar.
Stay Tuned for More
You could build this article's example cube directly against the relational Northwind database. But the primary advantage of building a dimensional database is that it gives you the ability to redirect the target of users' data analysis and reporting activities from the operational system to the data mart.
As you consider how to bring data quicky and easily to users, remember that SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services offers a wealth of functionality and can provide flexible, high-performance reporting and analysis for transaction-processing systems. PivotTable Services lets users access data easily and cost-effectively. And many third-party vendors offer full-featured products that have powerful graphics and reporting tools for online analysis. In addition, the Analysis Services Dimension Wizard's parent-child hierarchy option can help you create more sophisticated hierarchies.
We're not finished with the relational-to-dimensional example yet. In an upcoming article, I'll show you how to use DTS to incrementally update your dimensional database and cube.


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By David Ponce
Last week's mention of Ron Patrick's jet powered scooter caused a bit of a stir. Which is why we're happy to bring you (possibly quite old) news of the Jet Powered Go-Kart. This vehicle, unlike Ron's project, actually works. What you've got is a go-kart with a MK101 Solent Gas Turbine Starter that produces 70bhp and 140.1bft torque. From the designers:
The engine was originally used on the Phantom Fighter aircraft as a self-contained starter unit for the main engines when ground support was not available. It is not designed to operate for more than 40 seconds at any one time, so we had to design elements such as the lubrication, fuel and cooling systems to allow for constant running.
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Everybody knows that Seo Woo is a very stunning actress. The 29 years old actress had starred on various Korean Drama. you might also remember ow well she acted in "Cinderella's Sister". If you wonder about the secret of her beauty, then you need to read this further. Seo Woo was said having plastic surgery enhancement. It's not too surprising. Because Korean plastic surgery is quite popular with high rate of users. What kinds of plastic surgery that Seo Woo did?
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we believed that you know this procedure well. In Korea, this procedure is one of favorite. Classy actress like Park Min Young or Lee Bo Young had gone under the same procedure, and felt the sensation. By having double eyelid surgery, now Seo woo got bigger and fresher eyes. It's no longer narrow (like common Korean people)
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Between two buildings, 2 doors up from 17a Ham Road, opposite Co-op car park there is a small yard/bin storage area, open to the street, which has been full of filthy rubbish for months. it is horrid to look at and must be a magnet for vermin. it is disgusting.
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I believe this block of buildings is privately owned and doubt anyone can contact the owner! some timber has been removed but the rest of the litter, including take away food containers is lying around. v attractive to rats!
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Capital Senior Living Corporation (the "Company") (CSU), one of the nation's largest operators of senior living communities, today announced the completion of three transactions that will strengthen the Company's operating portfolio and enhance its cash position to provide for further growth: the acquisition of two senior living communities, the disposition of four non-core communities and the refinance of an existing community loan. The Company also announced that it recently executed early rate locks on refinancing transactions associated with two communities at an average interest rate of approximately 3.85%, both of which are expected to close by the end of the first quarter of 2015.
"We are extremely pleased to add two high-occupancy communities with excellent financial and operating metrics to our consolidated operations and to complete the sale of the four communities that are not core to Capital Senior," said Lawrence A. Cohen, the Company's Chief Executive Officer. "The completed loan refinance reflects the appreciation in value of this owned community and allows the Company to continue to benefit from historically low interest rates and fix this debt at attractive rates while extending the maturity to 2025, as do the two additional refinancings which will be completed in the first quarter. On a net basis, the completed and upcoming transactions announced today provide us with $35 million in incremental cash proceeds that we will use to continue to invest in the acquisition of high-performing communities, enhance our cash reserves and pay off short-term bridge loans."
The two acquired communities were purchased for $32.8 million. One of the transactions was completed in mid-December and the other in mid-January. They are comprised of 127 assisted living units and are located in regions in which the Company already has extensive operations. The communities are financed with $24.5 million of 10-year fixed-rate debt that is non-recourse to the Company with a blended interest rate of 4.41%.
The Company is conducting due diligence on additional acquisitions of high-quality senior living communities in states with extensive existing operations totaling approximately $45 million. Subject to completion of customary closing conditions, the acquisitions are expected to close in the first half of 2015.
In January, the Company sold the four non-core communities for $36.5 million and will receive approximately $18.0 million in net proceeds after relieving the debt associated with the communities and paying customary transaction and closing costs. The communities sold were comprised of 547 independent living units. The net effect of the reinvestment of these proceeds in high-quality communities is expected to be accretive.
In December, the Company refinanced the debt associated with one community, lowering the interest rate and yielding $9.3 million in incremental cash proceeds from the new loan after customary transaction and closing costs. The new mortgage is $18.9 million with a 4.46% fixed interest rate and matures in January 2025. The new mortgage replaced $8.4 million of fixed-rate debt with an interest rate of 5.75% that was set to mature in March 2017.
The Company executed early rate lock agreements on $45.0 million of mortgage debt for two communities at an interest rate of approximately 3.85% with a 10-year maturity. These new mortgages will close by the end of the first quarter of 2015. This debt will refinance an existing mortgage of $8.0 million with an interest rate of 5.46% due to mature in August 2015 and one short-term bridge loan of $21.6 million with floating rate interest of 2.92% due to mature July 2016. Net proceeds from these two refinance transactions will total approximately $15.0 million. The Company plans to use these proceeds to pay off two short-term, floating-rate bridge loans totaling $14.0 million.
Additional highlights of the acquisitions, refinance and rate locks include:
Acquired Communities
Increases annual revenue by $5.2 million Increases CFFO by $1.2 million, or $0.04 per share Improves earnings by $0.4 million, or $0.02 per share Average monthly rent for the communities is approximately $3,606
Mortgage Debt Refinance
$18.9 million of 10-year fixed-rate mortgage debt at 4.46% 129 basis point reduction in the fixed-debt interest rate Cash proceeds to the Company of $9.3 million Extends maturity to 2025
Mortgage Rate Locks
$45.0 million of 10-year fixed-rate mortgage debt at 3.85% Net proceeds of $15.0 million upon the refinance of the two mortgages Proceeds used to pay off short-term bridge loans of $14.0 million
The Company also noted that the previously-announced plan to convert 360 independent living units to assisted living units at certain communities remains on or ahead of schedule. As of December 31, 2014, approximately 207 units had been converted with the remainder expected to be completed by the middle of 2015.
Capital Senior Living Corporation is one of the nation's largest operators of residential communities for senior adults. The Company's operating strategy is to provide value to residents by providing quality senior living services at reasonable prices. The Company's communities emphasize a continuum of care, which integrates independent living, assisted living, and home care services, to provide residents the opportunity to age in place. The Company operates 114 senior living communities in geographically concentrated regions with an aggregate capacity of approximately 15,000 residents.
Contact Carey Hendrickson, Chief Financial Officer, at 972-770-5600 for more information.
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Lomas Vóley defeated Personal Bolívar in an Argentinean derby that closed the group stage of the 2018 South American Club Championship in Montes Claros, Brazil.
Lomas beat Bolívar by a 3-2 (25-20, 26-28, 23-25, 25- 21, 15-12) to finish group stage as Pool B leaders (2-0; 5 points), pushing the rivals to No.2 (1-1; 4 points). Federico Pereyra topped Lomas with 33 points, while Bulgarian Rozalin Penchev scored 26 points for Bolívar. The Chilean side Thomas Morus finished last-placed with a 0-2 record and no points on their account.
As for Pool A, two-time defending champions Sada Cruzeiro finished the group stage as top-seed (2-0; 6 points) with a four-set win against Peerless from Peru, playing with the substitutes in the lineup as their coach Marcelo Méndez wanted to give the rest to the starters for the semifinals. The hosts Montes Claros Vôlei are No.2 with a 1-1 record and 3 points, while Peerless are at the bottom with 0-2 and no points.
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