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Trainer Cover Letter
Trainers play a vital role in all industries as they help employees update their job knowledge and improve their productivity. Trainers can deliver the training themselves or they can get help from third party training agencies. Essential work responsibilities of a Trainer include identifying training needs, developing training programs, collaborating with managers and other departments, measuring return on investment on training programs, creating training materials, directing learning experiences, and getting informed on new trends in employee training.
Well-written cover letter samples for Trainer usually highlight the following skills:
- Corporate training experience
- Knowledge of learning principles
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- The ability to motivate people
- Problem-solving abilities
- Negotiation and persuasion
- Self-motivation and initiative
- Time management
- Computer competences
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Dear Ms. Dickenson:
If you are looked for a client-centric, positive, and results-driven Trainer to join your team at Wave Fitness, I ask that you please consider the enclosed resume. My commitment to serving as a knowledgeable and enthusiastic Fitness Trainer—coupled with my excellent interpersonal and motivational skills—give me confidence in my ability to significantly benefit your facility.
My background includes helping clients to achieve their fitness and weight goals by conducting fitness assessments and designing tailored workout routines. From evaluating initiatives/results to tracking data, my experience has consistently resulted in driving positive client outlooks on personal fitness, health, and wellbeing. Furthermore, my ability to connect with individuals and establish trusting relationships, along with my strong communication talents, position me ready to thrive in this challenging position.
Consider the following highlights of my qualifications:
- Providing personalized instruction and attention to optimize clients' health, fitness, and wellness goals for up to 35 clients at Jumpstart Health & Wellness.
- Conducting one-on-one consultations to develop fitness plans and objectives tailored to each client's unique needs and goals.
- Planning, implementing, and evaluating dynamic programs incorporating various exercise modalities to drive client involvement in physical fitness initiatives; analyzing results to identify areas for improvement and ensure goal achievement.
- Demonstrating a fervent commitment to physical education and health as a longstanding marathon runner, kite boarder, and surfer.
- Holding an Associate's Degree in Physical Education from California State University, Fullerton.
With my proven commitment to excellence in fitness program development and leadership, complemented by my dedication to providing insightful guidance and support to optimize clients' overall health, I am certain that I could quickly surpass your expectations for this role. The opportunity to discuss the position in further detail would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your consideration.
Josephine P. Rodriguez


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When thousands of texts, calls and emails are sent every second, the modern mobile network is under vast, unpredictable levels of stress. As a mobile network operator you must ensure your network is ready for anything. Spirent's complete portfolio of solutions let you test your network under real-world conditions.
As Ethernet backhaul becomes capable of handling more bandwidth and reliability, network services and devices are getting more and more complex. Address the complexity by emulating network topologies and adding network infrastructure more quickly with Spirent TestCenter. Helping next-generation specialists deploy excellence with confidence
Real-world testing is vital to guarantee the best possible user experience. Testing solutions need to emulate traffic, provide accurate analysis and offer scalability as networks and technologies evolve. Spirent's Landslide is the preferred Mobile Packet Core test system for network equipment vendors and operators worldwide.
As the mobile network and wireless spectrums become increasingly crowded, congestion artifacts can disrupt the user experience. Spirent offers a range of testing solutions to ensure Wi-Fi offload solutions deliver maximum security, throughput and interoperability.
Base-stations become more complex every year, and the rise of 4G/LTE networks will only accelerate this trend. With Spirent's testing solutions, you can test even the most complex base-station receivers quickly, easily, and in realistic environments.
Service Providers are racing to be 'first to market' in the new mobile era. Spirent's BHCM Solution accelerates service providers' time to market by offering a complete network 'replica' in the lab.
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Ensure efficient and optimized Diameter signaling operation. Test AAA functions, mobility management, policy and charging controls in today's advanced all-IP communications networks.
Test EEC & SSM protocol functionality and source clock quality levels
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Test the way packets are addressed and provisioned to ensure continued authentication consistency
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Days until New Years!
What we do…
Taking care of pets is not just what we do,
it's what we love & what we're passionate about!
Grooming appointments include a bath & shampoo, then a brush-out, nail clipping, ear cleaning, and gland expression (if requested). Shampoos can be medicated or include flea/tick treatment, too!
Baths & Brush-Out
We look at the skin and determine the specific needs of your dog and how to clean him or her optimally. We wash every dog twice. The first wash is designed to get your dog clean where the second wash is designed to actually treat and condition the skin and coat. We will then apply an additional conditioner to the coat if needed.
Nail Trimming
Proper nail care is not only important to a dog's health as split nails can lead to infections, but also necessary to ensure other animals or humans are not accidentally harmed while playing with your pet. Unless specified otherwise we will cut your dog's nails down as far as safely possible.
What we really do…
Customer Feedback
I've been going there for years. Carla is precious & does a wonderful job.
Super nice folks who were very sweet. Did a great job at a very reasonable price.
Was just passing thru, dog needed a bath, I just dropped, they took her right away, she was done in less time than stated, she called me when my dog was finished. Dog was happy, looked great, smelled wonderful, soft and fluffy. Attendants were great with dogs, place was clean, smelled good, prices very reasonable. I would recommend to any dog lover. i am very satisfied.
Carla has always been knowledgeable about grooming our dogs. From the old German Shepard, Stussy, whom she groomed as quick as possible and called for me to come get her,to my old man JB, a Lhasa Yorkie mix. Now she's grooming our long haired dachshunds and always does a great job. She has a big smile and a warm heart for my furr babies!
Carla is amazin'!!! I have been bringing Our lil TeddieBear to her since she opened her doors n her heart! Now our lil Teddie is 13yrs old, blind n goin deaf. Carla has so much experience being around all types of dogs n their situations that leavin' him with her is a blessing ! Carla has ALWAYS taken great care with our Teddie n has always done an excellent job grooming him,which is NOT an easy task especially now with his blindness n hearing loss.
Much <3 to u,Carla and many many thx! U are Awesum!


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One day without warning there existed a cafe in the sky. It wasn't as if it had appeared over night, as if an entire cafe had just sprouted into existence between the stars and the moon. It wasn't anything as spectacular as that, unfortunately. Rather one day without warning it drifted into town, parted the clouds and sat on a piece of pavement. A cafe, just floating on by.
Everyone was up in arms about the cafe in the sky. People screamed heresy, that the aliens had finally come to take their due. Some prayed to the cafe, saying it was some kind of religious symbol. Perhaps God was ascending to the moral realm to– No, it wasn't any of that. It was run by an old couple, Randal and Marie. Apparently, it was their dream to run a cafe in the sky. They had been operating for over fifty years. Apparently, they hadn't a single customer until they ran into our town.
The first few days were an uproar for them, they had customers building ladders, a hot air balloon service was made to rocket people up onto their platform, and some even sky dived into the cafe. But business simmered. No one cared anymore. The cafe in the sky still loomed about in our town and its customers were drenched in ennui.
I visited the cafe in the sky on its backend. All the services had long closed shop, and the profits had already been collected and so I contacted the owners to see if they could spring me a ladder from above. Apparently, the old couple lived on the platform, and also managed all their stock from the sky. They didn't import much goods, but rather had an expansive backyard for all of their ingredients. I never did get the chance to see much of the land though it was something I wasn't particularly interested in either.
The owners of the cafe happily accepted my request, and on the date we agreed on, sure enough, by the front of my house a ladder was dangling about leading into the cafe in the sky. When I got onto the platform, I was surprised at the lack of any real change in how I perceived the world. I wasn't light headed from the high altitude, I didn't feel any sway from the fact that I was essentially standing on a floating rock.
The cafe wasn't anything special. It would have fared quite well on Earth, where the ground wasn't floating and business was more stable. It's bricks were nothing I haven't seen, it's windows were of glass, and its door was wood. Nothing of the cafe spoke of its notoriety as the cafe in the sky. A part of me was disappointed in seeing such a plain looking cafe.
Upon opening the door, a chime resounded and while I perked up on the suddenness of the chimes, I neglected the smells that wafted into me. It wasn't until I had the door closed and a good look inside that I realized I had entered a cafe. It was spaced out in rows with empty tables and chairs. As I took a seat, Marie had come out of a door fixed onto the connecting wall to the kitchen and taken my order. There was no menu. The walls were all too barren, with only the view of the outside sky to accompany the place. If I sat for too long, the smells of coffee and toast would have driven me insane.
In the end, I ordered a coffee. A few moments later, Randal had come out of the door holding a plate with a steaming cup of coffee. He placed it onto my table slowly, then trudged to the window, where his eyes focused onto something in the distance. I took a sip of my coffee. It was unbelievably bitter, and nowhere in sight were any sweeteners. I wondered to ask them. But, I swallowed my request. Instead, I took another sip and as Randal turned with a stale expression over his face, I asked, "How has your day been?" He looked at me with a blank expression. But soon his face was washed over with a smile and he turned back towards the window.
"The same as its been for the past fifty years." His voice was rough and slow. He spoke each word fully, not missing a single letter. He took a seat near the window, his eyes never leaving the sight of the outside.
"Has it always been this empty?"
"Yes. Yes it has. Though, just a week ago we were brimming with life. Can you imagine that? This place was lively, so full of it." His voice wrapped around him in a wistful blanket. The way he sat, I wouldn't have been surprised if he was really a statue.
"Would you want more customers?" The words came out of my mouth before I could realize I had spoken.
"What do you think?" He asked in response. I was left dumbfounded, and he laughed.
"Do you have a dream?" He asked.
"A dream?"
"Something you want to do? Something you want to achieve?" In all honesty, that was the first time I'd ever had the chance to wonder. I couldn't answer him.
"Whatever it is, I'm sure you want to get there someday. And when you do, what do you think will happen?" I couldn't answer him.
"You'll be happy, maybe?" He continued without regard to my silence, "That'd be nice, right? To be able to do something that you dreamed for and be happy. That's what everyone wants to do of course. Who doesn't." But, maybe it was because of my silence that he was able to talk.
"This was my dream." He got up from the window and began to trace his hands over the empty tables and chairs. His rough skin looked like it would scrap itself off at any second.
"I've done it. I've made a cafe in the sky. That was my dream. I never asked that anyone else be here, so why should I worry? Do you think I'm happy then?" He smiled at me. His smile was unbelievably filled with youth. I couldn't speak.
"But let me ask you a better question," he continued, "Do you think it's okay to be happy?"
"Why wouldn't it be?" That one, I could answer. He began to walk towards the front door. His eyes rested on the chimes that stood atop.
"I've been up here for the past fifty years, but I can guess that life down there hasn't changed for a single moment." He then shook his head and turned back towards the kitchen door, his eyes never glancing towards me.
"So why did you come up here today when no one else will?" Without warning, he looked directly into my eyes. The words in my mind ceased to exist. As if his eyes shattered my every being.
"So even after all that you still can't answer me?" He laughed, "Just like everyone else that comes here." He then pointed to his head, "The air here might have gotten to you." He aptly left, leaving me to my own devices, my mind swirling on. I left the cafe in the sky after finishing my coffee. After climbing back down, I took another good look at the platform that floated in the sky with the cafe abound. It had begun moving, and the ladder was now closer to my front door. I figured it was leaving soon, finding its way to another town. I went back to my ordinary life soon after.


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Harrys of London Opens First Stand-Alone Store
in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
February 16, 2016
Known for the finest men's footwear and accessories that are always one step ahead, Harrys of London's commitment to design, functionality, and craftsmanship, is winning the brand an expanding customer base and helping to drive ambitious local and international expansion plans.
As a mark of the brand's continued growth, Harrys of London is pleased to announce the launch of its first stand-alone store in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The store will be located in the world-famous Boulevard Mall in the center of Jeddah, the destination of choice which houses the finest selection of international, high end brands.
New York-based architect Christian Lahoude, the architect behind the "Mayfair Library" concept applied to the Harrys of London Flagship store in the Burlington Arcade, London, has worked closely with the Harrys of London team to roll out this London aesthetic to the new Jeddah store. This aesthetic was re-imagined to fit a forty-five meter square setting, in line with the grand, contemporary aesthetics of the Boulevard Mall. Well positioned, the Harrys of London store sits alongside menswear labels including Giorgio Armani, Brioni, Ermenegildo Zegna, Loro Piana, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Gucci, Dunhill, and Burberry.
This exceptional retail space opened last week and carries a comprehensive selection of Harrys of London footwear, including iconic and seasonal styles. The store will also carry a selection of the brand's debut collection of AW16.17 luggage, bags, and small leather goods from July 2016 to perfectly complement the existing footwear offer.
"We are very pleased to have expanded our global footprint within the Saudi market, with the opening of our first stand-alone store, and look forward to building the brand within this region. I am delighted to have such a great location within the Boulevard Mall, and within this rich retail environment".
– Steven Newey, CEO
Harrys of London, Boulevard Mall, Malek Road, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia


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This Curried Butter Bean dish hit the spot that evening when I came in from work feeling like a little fed up with stuff going on around me at work, but I don't want to talk about 'office politics' and favouritism. No I want to talk about this naturally 'buttery' bean bowl that melts in the mouth with a hint of tomatoey spice and the kale is almost seaweed like. This recipe can be more soup like if you add more stock or water to it, but I enjoyed the thickness of it wrapped up in a tortilla bundle like a big warm hug.
Curried Butter Beans with Mushrooms and Kale
Serves 6
250g dried butter beans, soaked overnight then drained and cooked with fresh water until soft. Drain and set aside.
4 tablespoons sunflower oil
2 onions, minced
4 cloves of garlic, crushed
1 inch of ginger, grated or minced
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
1 teaspoon of salt or to taste
1/4 teaspoon of turmeric powder
1 teaspoon of chilli powder or to taste
4 fresh tomatoes, skinned and chopped
100g curly kale, removed from stalk and roughly chopped
In a large wide pan, heat the oil then add the minced onions, garlic and ginger and cook until transparent, add the cumin seeds and spices and cook until the oil rises to the surface.
Add the tomatoes and cook until well integrated.
Then stir in the butter beans and cook until flavours are well infused and the beans are proper tender and well cooked. Keep stirring to stop the beans from sticking to the pan. When the oil has raised to the surface again, stir in the kale and mushrooms.
Let it simmer until the flavours have infused, if it seems a little dry stir in a few tablespoons of water.
Serve with brown rice or wrap it up in a tortailla wrap or chappatti/roti wrap.
Adapted from my Butter Bean Curry recipe.


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A survey of members of the Church's parliament found that 63 per cent of them felt that Christians faced discrimination at work.
The majority also consider that freedom of belief has been eroded under the Labour government.
While 59 per cent agreed that they have seen a decline in religious liberty over the last decade; 38 per cent of members disagreed.
The findings follow a series of high profile legal battles fought by Christians who claim to have suffered as a result of their beliefs.
In two recent cases, community nurse Caroline Petrie was suspended for offering to pray for a patient's recovery, while receptionist Jennie Cain faces disciplinary action by her school employer after asking friends to pray for her daughter. Mrs Cain's five-year-old daughter was told off by a teacher for talking about Jesus with other pupils.
Church leaders have made impassioned pleas to Christians to stand up for their beliefs.
The cry from the Rt Rev Michael Nazir-Ali, the Bishop of Rochester, for Christians to "reclaim" their "place in the public square" was echoed by the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, who urged them to "wake up" and defend their faith.
However, Synod members were divided on whether Christianity should be exempt from equality legislation.
While there are limited exemptions for religious employers under equality regulations, a significant number of respondents said that the Church should not be given the opportunity to opt out.
During a debate at last week's Synod, which was held in London, other members called for the Government to do more to protect the Christian faith.
Joanna Monckton, a lay member of the Lichfield diocese, said: "Increasing levels of political correctness which has seen Christians become the most discriminated against people in society. We should not be marginalised for fear of offending those of other faiths."
In a debate on Christians' freedom to share their faith in Britain, the Synod was told that churches must become more robust in proclaiming their message.
Paul Eddy, a lay member of the Winchester diocese, said: "What we are witnessing on a monthly, if not weekly basis here in the UK is a strategic, highly-politicised marginalisation of Christianity in the public arena."
Mr Eddy was presenting a motion to the Synod on "the uniqueness of Christ in multi-faith Britain", which called on the Church to evangelise to "people of other faiths and of none".
The Rev Nezlin Sterling, general secretary of the New Testament Assembly, said: "We cannot allow ourselves to be marginalised. This process of marginalisation of Christianity seems to be moving at a rapid rate in our country.
"I am of the belief that we in the church are so anxious to be politically correct that we on occasions forget to reflect on whether our actions are Christ-correct."
The Rev Andrew Dow, a rector in Cheltenham, said: "We need to recover our nerve. We need to refute the lie that to be evangelistic is to be a bigot or a fundamental fanatic."
The Sunday Telegraph survey interviewed 80 of the Synod's 484 members, including bishops, clergy and laity.
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Skip the bag and make potato chips at home with this easy recipe. Four ingredients and a slicer are all you need.
How to Make It
Adjust a slicer to thinnest setting (1/16 or 1/32 in.) and place over a large bowl of cold water. Using the safety guard, slice russet or Yukon Gold potatoes (peeled or scrubbed) into water. Let soak 10 minutes; rinse slices and blot completely dry with paper towels.
Heat 2 inches of vegetable oil in a 4- to 5-quart pan over medium-high heat to 380°. Fry potatoes in batches (do not overcrowd pan), stirring occasionally to separate and submerge slices, until crisp and golden, 1 1/2 to 2 minutes for 1/32-inch-thick slices, 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 minutes for 1/16-inch-thick slices. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to paper towels to drain. Let oil return to 380° between batches.
Sprinkle with salt and fresh-ground pepper.


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Shadow Systems SS9C FDE Premium RMR Ready - 4" 9mm
Availability: In stock
Manufacturer Details:
"We are proud to offer what we believe is the pinnacle of the defensive carry Glock 19 configuration for a price that is utterly unbeatable. Our pistol is built on Glock's most proven platform used by U.S. Special Operations - the unstoppable Gen3.
Our pistols vastly improve upon the stock Glock grip. We start by removing material beneath the trigger guard (undercut) to allow the pistol to sit as low as possible in the shooter's hand. This reduces muzzle flip and substantially increases controllability during rapid fire. If you select the premium package, we add a second undercut beneath the trigger guard to improve the positioning of the support hand. The premium package also includes a "scallop" around the magazine button to ease access to the magazine release. Finally, we apply a visually consistent texture that substantially enhances controllability without making the gun so "rough" that it is uncomfortable to carry.
The premium grip job increases the price of the pistol quite a bit due to the substantial amount of handwork that is required (it takes literally 4 times as long to produce a premium frame). If you are a truly discriminating shooter that must have the best--the premium package is for you. If you want something more basic that substantially improves the pistol without adding tons of cost, the basic grip job is for you."
Technical Specs:
Caliber: 9mm
Barrel Length: 4 in (est)
Capacity: 15rd (Magpul, 2 Included)
Grip: Premium - Double Undercut
Trigger: SS Elite Trigger
Slide: Windowed, RMR Ready
Slide Finish: FDE Cerakote
Barrel: DLC (Black) Match Grade, Fluted
Recoil Rod: Polymer
Extractor: Billet
Front Sights: Red Fiber Optic
Rear Cover Plate: Polymer
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|Premium - Double Undercut
|Frame Finish
|Slide Finish
|Flat Dark Earth (FDE)
|Barrel Length (in)
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|All firearms must be shipped to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder. We cannot and will not ship firearms to anyone but a FFL. We must receive the receiving dealer's FFL by fax (314-558-8429) or email ([email protected]).


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The Hungarian state is launching a holding company that will act as an "efficient, predictable and cheap" utilities provider, state secretary Zsuzsa Németh said at a press conference today.
Hungarian news agency MTI noted that a government decree published in January mandated the establishment of the First National Utilities Company (ENKSZ) with share capital of HUF 1 bln and capital reserves of HUF 14 bln.
The Hungarian government first spoke about the establishment of such a company last September. The government said that the aim of the company would be to make energy available at fair prices and increase security of supply. The company will be overseen by the Prime Minister's Office, currently led by János Lázár.


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The crema is the epitome of a perfect espresso. An espresso without crema is also quickly perceived as poorly prepared.
That's why the crema is so important, which in the meantime has something to do with coffee culture and the celebration of a perfect coffee, in addition to the anticipation of coffee.
What is the crema of coffee?
Historically, it was a coincidence and an undesirable side-effect that the coffee suddenly had a cream layer that it had never had before.
This came to light only in the last century because of the newer coffee machine technology, so it is a still quite young invention.
Only with high pressure (between 9 and 10 bar) and the right temperature (between 90-95°C) can the substances that can produce a crema be dissolved from the coffee.
The brown cream layer consists mainly of dissolved coffee bean oils, carbon dioxide, sugar and proteins that accumulate on the coffee surface, i. e. they do not combine.
Robust beans make more crema
Basically, robust beans have more coffee oils than Arabica beans. Therefore, these beans can be used to create a thicker and more intensive layer of cream.
Unfortunately, with too much robustness the cream blisters get bigger and the crema structure becomes a little bit more fluffy and is not so stable.
The best result is achieved with a 10-20% share of robust beans in the coffee blend.
These so-called 80:20 mixes are also particularly popular in the gastronomy sector, as they are more stress-tested and the adjustment at the mills is easier even for inexperienced bar staff.
Stable and marbled crema
A perfect crema is always also a perfect interaction of different variables. Many people use the 5-M formula (human, machine, mill, quantity, mixture).
Basically, this includes the appropriate brewing temperature, brewing pressure and, above all, the right degree of grinding and the quantity of coffee. A good indication is a fine "mouse tail jet" with which the coffee comes out of the filter holder as well as 20-25 seconds for 25ml.
If the coffee flows too fast, there is hardly any crema, if it flows too slowly the cup does not fill up and the crema drips out with difficulty. Only when everything fits together will you find a nice crema on your coffee, which you can sprinkle with sugar or Latte Art.
Is there a fake crema?
Yes, some coffee machines are designed in such a way that when brewing coffee they only foam the coffee additionally. This results in a thin blistery light brown cream layer, which is not stable and very transitory.
With the right cream layer of a perfect espresso, the sugar remains on the surface for seconds before slowly drowning.
A beautiful shine and marbled areas are also a clear indication of a very good crema. With capsule machines, filter coffee machines and hearth pots there is no or hardly any real crema.
With ESE Pads with 7 grams of coffee, however, it is. This crema has something to do with the original crema.
The God-Shot also has a lot to do with Crema
All barista want to create the so-called God-Shot at least once in a lifetime. It's an espresso that can't be more perfect. An experienced eye can hardly recognize this.
The look, texture and taste show you whether it was a god-shot or not. If the crema doesn't fit, it wasn't one.
When it comes to taste, there must be so much sugar dissolved that you don't have to sweeten it and the mouthfulness does the rest so that you feel like a coffee lover in the Seventh Heaven.
INEI (Instituto Natzionale Espresso Italiano) even sets technical standards for the Crema.
For the prestigious institute, it is only a hazelnut-colored to dark brown foam layer that has a Lucido shimmer and a successful crema consisting of barely recognizable small bubbles.


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Jack Thomas
4002 Bel Meadow Drive
Redlands, CA 92373
Job Objective Seeking Art Editor position with reputable firm in which to put my skills and training to good use.
Highlights of Qualifications:
- Hands on experience in designing and editing magazine content
- Wide knowledge of design, typography, and color correction
- Familiarity with current and emerging trends in print and online magazine industry
- Huge knowledge of art, art history, and art criticism
- Proficient with InDesign, Photoshop, Freehand and Illustrator
- Professional Experience
- Art Editor, July 2007 – Present
- ASM International, Redlands, CA
- Reviewed magazines and ensured compliance to magazine design style and checked for page numbers, captions and bylines.
- Monitored production process and ensured work according to deadlines as set by Managing Editor.
- Edited pictures when required for magazine production.
- Managed a group of freelance designers and used individual designers for work as and when required.
- Prepared reports to mention all materials sent to repro production house and mentioned instructions to be followed.
- Art Editor, March 2004– June 2007
- Sioux City Journal, Redlands, CA
- Prepared layout of pages and picked necessary graphics and photographs to assist stories.
- Coordinated with journalists and editorial staff and discussed ideas to be incorporated in magazines.
- Collaborated with freelance designers and photographers to complete work.
- Developed cover designs for magazines.
- Established a style for publications and ensured compliance to same in every issue.
- Assisted in redesigning publication to keep up with market trends.
- Education
- Bachelor's Degree in Visual Communications, Green Mountain College, Poultney, VT
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SuccessWorks Search Marketing, President and CEO
Described as a fast-talking, fiery redhead, Heather Lloyd-Martin is a 20-year marketing veteran, a recognized author and considered the pioneer of SEO copywriting. Recognized worldwide as a first-generation search marketing expert, her life is split between watching the search engines dance and pinpointing the exact direct response copywriting strategies that make people buy.
Career highlights include:
Presenting at industry events is one of Heather's passions, and she's frequently crossing time zones en-route to her next speaking gig. You can see her speaking at Darden School of Business, SMX, Small Business Marketing Unleashed and a host of other events. In her spare time, she enjoys crazy-making travel, grueling workouts, Starbucks extra-hot soy lattes and hanging out with her husband, two dogs and one cat in West Linn, OR.


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(Reuters) - Tribune Co will separate its publishing business from its more-profitable broadcast division, it said on Wednesday, following the path taken by Time Warner Inc and News Corp.
Media companies have been shedding their print assets to allow a greater focus on their faster-growing broadcast businesses.
Tribune plans a tax-free spinoff of its eight newspapers, which include the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune. The new company, Tribune Publishing Co, will have its own board and senior management team.
The broadcast company, which will retain the Tribune name, will include its 42 local TV stations, superstation WGN America, an equity stake in the TV Food Network, and digital and real estate assets.
"Each will be a stronger company when separated from the other," Tribune Chief Executive Officer Peter Liguori wrote in memo to employees. "(The spinoff) will also allow us to maintain flexibility as we continue considering all our strategic alternatives for maximizing shareholder value."
The move marks another twist in the ownership of Tribune, which started in 1847 with the publication of the Chicago Tribune. Last year it emerged from a four-year bankruptcy after real estate developer Sam Zell acquired Tribune and saddled it with enormous debt just as the newspaper industry hit a downturn.
Newspapers have faced unprecedented challenges in recent years as advertisers flee the medium and consumers ditch print subscriptions in favor digital access for their smartphones and tablets.
Earlier this year, Tribune said it was looking at selling the newspapers after it retained Evercore Partners Inc and JPMorgan.
Tribune had not officially begun the sale process for the newspapers, a person familiar with the company told Reuters last week.
A separate newspaper company could be easier to sell since the split would resolve questions around real estate and digital assets like CareerBuilder and Classified Ventures.
The move to spin off publishing assets has been a popular one. Time Warner is in the process of spinning off its Time Inc publishing division after a potential sale to Meredith Corp fell apart.
News Corp, which now consists of newspapers like the Wall Street Journal, publisher HarperCollins and pay-TV and digital assets in Australia, started trading as a separate company on July 1.
"In every case, the management is looking at the comparative growth rate of the publishing assets versus the broadcast assets, said Alan Mutter, a managing director at media and technology consulting firm Tapit Partners and author of the blog "Reflections of a Newsosaur."
"The future for publishing is unclear at best, and at worst, the ongoing deterioration may continue."
Tribune has already turned its attention to television. A longtime broadcast executive from Fox and Discovery Communications Inc, Liguori orchestrated Tribune's blockbuster acquisition of Local TV for $2.3 billion just last week..
In 2012, Tribune's publishing assets accounted for two-thirds of the company's total revenue of $3.1 billion but only 22 percent of total operating profit of $396.4 million.
Tribune expects to complete the separation over the next 12 months, and management will present detailed plans for the board to consider. Each company would have revenue in excess of $1 billion, Tribune said.
Reporting by Jennifer Saba in New York and Sruthi Ramakrishnan in Bangalore; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn and Saumyadeb Chakrabarty


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Fight Gone Bad
Yeah, it certainly did.
I think it's pretty clear that I don't like DNFing but I had no reason to do so until two minutes before FGB was finished that I totally experienced the brain-splitting agony of a DNF.
I saw in the morning that Coach had done and PRed on Fight Gone Bad, so I really hoped that we were doing it. I was stoked, to say the least. I sent Boyfriend a text with a big smiley face and anticipated the end of the day.
During warmups, I grabbed my jump rope and started doing single unders during one of my favorite Dubstep songs: "Zombies ate my neighbors" by Schoolboy. I jumped to the beat and every now and then tried doing a double under. On the fourth or so try, the rope didn't smack my shins and I looked down to see the rope was still moving. I had just gotten a double under. I immediately burst into a crazy-person laugh before announcing it finally happened! Then I kept going. A few single unders and I'd have the double under. I tried stringing them together but I figured it was about actually doing them, not getting many together.
We warmed up with a skill of Turkish Getups, something I don't think I'm very good at, but I managed to get 5 done without dropping the little 10 pound bell on my head so I viewed it as a win.
The strength was a bit of a let down to me. It was 7 sets of 2 hang power cleans into a push jerk. I knew my normal power clean was something upwards of 100 pounds, so I figured it'd be OK. I got up to 85 pounds in the fifth set and got one but couldn't get the bar up before I bailed. This occurred for another two rounds and I could only get one clean out of the high hang position. It pissed me off after the third time. I yelled out and kept trying to shake out my shoulders but the stupid bar just wouldn't go up. I settled there but it was still on my mind.
We had a few minutes to set up for the WOD and we were told to use a bar for the Sumo-Deadlift Hi-Pulls and a different bar on the other side of the gym for the Push Press. I set them both up at 35 since I don't know what my SDHP is, and I figured I'd be gassed from everything else and I went along my business.
After about 15 SDHP I couldn't really feel my shoulders. I did box jumps on five 45 pound plates, Did wall balls with a 10 pound ball and got about 10 calories rowed in each round.
It was the third round that it all went down: The SDHP went fine, I got 15 that round and moved onto the box jumps where I got another 13, went back to the push press and got up to 45 total reps. At the rotation I headed to the rower. I'm sure it was all very graceful and everything as it happened. I'm making my way to the rower and all of a sudden my foot decided to stop supporting me and it rolled under me and I went down in a mass of flailing arms and ridiculous expressions. I yelled out an "OW!" and banged my fists on the mat (to show that mat-bastard just how angry I was with it) and coach made his way over to me, helped me onto a plyo box and told me to stay there for a few minutes. I cradled my idiot ankle for a good five minutes while the rest of the people there made it through the WOD Without injury and, after removing my shoe, I hobbled over to the front of the box to my stuff.
I told Coach my reps and was sad to say my total was 178, which would have definitely been over 200 had I not killed myself. I massaged the ankle a bit and traced the alphabet before putting my shoe on and hobbled out of the building. I stopped at Walgreens, bought an ACE bandage and some one-time use ice packs and made my way to knit night where I put my foot up on a stool and iced it for an hour or so. I hobbled home around 9:30 and had to face the THREE FLIGHTS OF STAIRS in my apartment to get from my car to my bed. Not cool.
I got into the apartment, got up to bed and started a load of laundry before removing the ace bandage to replace it with the good cloth one in my medicine cabinet. I slept so hard and good thanks to the three advil I popped. I woke up at 6:30, took off the ace bandage and tried to gingerly stand with the foot.
Probably a bad idea. I dragged the foot behind me into the bathroom and narrowly made it into the shower without falling over. Hot water made it feel better and I was feeling a little more dextrous after that. I applied two strips of KT Tape (because it's all I had) and wrapped the ace bandage around me again. I found a crappy old pair of ballet flats and slid into them even though they don't match my outfit; they fit my giant foot, so I went with it.
Three flights of stairs taken one step at a time and I was in my car on my way to work. The ice pack was on my desk and my foot was on it. I didn't care how unprofessional it was; if someone said anything to me, I'd show them the giant club I have for a foot and they'd be able to walk away.
So I guess the fight really did go bad… I called the chiropractor and hope to have an appointment in the next couple days and I'm thinking a modwod is in order for later this week to avoid the ankle, but still give me a good workout.
The three advil I took earlier today have kicked in. Excuse me while I go get the ice pack.
Posted on December 11, 2012, in CrossFit, FAILSAUCE, Heavy Lifting, Leave Your Ego at the Door and tagged clean and jerk, Crossfit, double unders, Fight Gone BAd, health, healthy-living, kettlebells, My Very First Sports Injury, Sports Injury, Sprained Ankle, WOD. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.


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13 Aug 2019
Thousands of NHS patients to get free fitness trackers
BY Tom Walker
Thousands of people at risk of Type 2 diabetes will be given digital support – including free fitness trackers – to prevent them from developing the condition.
The initiative forms part of the NHS Long Term Plan and follows a successful pilot scheme, which showed that engaging people digitally significantly boosted the number of people taking up the NHS' flagship Diabetes Prevention Programme (DPP).
Almost seven in 10 people (68 per cent) referred to digital schemes took part – compared with around half of those who were offered face-to-face support.
As a result, up to a fifth of the places on the DPP, around 40,000 a year, will now be delivered digitally.
Launched in 2016, the DPP is an NHS England-funded programme supported by Public Health England and Diabetes UK.
Targeting those at a high risk of developing type 2 diabetes, people referred onto the programme get tailored, personalised help – including advice on healthy eating, physical exercise and managing weight.
As well as free fitness trackers, those taking part in DPP will be offered apps which allow users to access health coaches and educational content, online peer support groups and the ability to set and monitor goals electronically.
"We are breaking new ground to help those most at risk of type 2 diabetes to literally take their health into their own hands at their own time and pace," said Dr Jennifer Smith, diabetes programme director at Public Health England.
"Many of us use on-the-go digital technology every day and this is a fabulous next step in diabetes prevention."
Diabetes is one of the greatest public health problems facing the NHS and country, with almost four million people in England having Type 2.
One in six hospital beds in England are occupied by someone with Type 2 diabetes, which leads to more than 9,000 amputations each year and the NHS spends more than £6bn annually treating the condition and its complications.
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Remembering Prince: Purple One pranks jr. high piano instructor
As originally printed in the August 22, 1984 issue of City Pages. Read "Remembering Prince" here.
Everyone and his brother is hyping Prince these days — we thought we'd dig up something banal about him.
Did Prince ever help an old lady across a street, or catch an eight-pound walleye? Something ordinary. Prince's junior high school piano teacher told us about the tack.
This was about 13 years ago. Class Piano, Bryant Junior High. At the time, says Mary Ann Stark, who now works for the city of Minneapolis, the prodigy was self-absorbed, unhappy, and not very articulate, but tremendously gifted. "I couldn't teach him a thing," she confesses.
For a month, anyway, Stark found a tack on her chair every morning. She was convinced Prince Nelson put it there — "I think I might have seen him do it." And every day she waited till no one was looking, then brushed it off and sat down.
Meanwhile, the diminutive artist noodled away brilliantly on the keyboards. Occasionally he might call the instructor over and ask what a B flat minor 7th chord was — "he could play it, but he didn't know the name for anything."
So Stark tried to teach Prince about musical notation. Often she reminded him that John Lennon had had to learn how to read music and that writing it down was a protection against someone stealing it, but the sullen composer would just glare at her.
Stark became intrigued by him: "I would have given my left arm to crawl inside that kid's head."
So one day she decided to sit on the tack. She walked to the chair briskly, lowered herself on the tack in such a way that it wouldn't pierce her, and let out a fake howl. Then she shot a glance at the budding genius.
"He smiled," she reports. "It was one of the only times he did."


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latent space interpolation on a lower resolution version of this model after just 100 batches or so, using matplotlib's default colors because it looks vaguely metroid prime-y
after a few thousand batches of training at a usable resolution on an actual GPU. recognizably "words" now—I wonder if increasing the depth of the model (or the kernel size of the convolutions?) would help it actually learn longer-distance dependencies...
prototype page layout, sampling each word at random (with the fully trained model, or at least as fully as I care to train it)
nanogenmo, gans
retraining with a serif font instantly makes it seem more ancient manuscript-ey
nanogenmo, gans
definitely bit off more than I could chew when it comes to making something that I feel is conceptually sound with this. the instant temptation is to go full "alien artifact" (and include GAN-generated body horror imagery or whatever), or at least make page layouts that resemble those of typical novels. but then the project feels like it's "about" layout, or "about" books as artifacts, which aren't topics that I personally care to spend time making arguments about at the moment
just realized that if I finish this project I'm going to become one of those people that needs to put that diagram of GAN architecture into their slides. I'm going to find myself explaining how GANs work to someone at a party, dear god
nanogenmo, gans
had an inkling to train a separate model for words with initial capitals, so I can introduce some structure (like sentences and paragraphs). the drawback here being that it won't have the same latent space as the lower-case model so interpolations won't work across the two. (training a separate model also for words with final punctuation)
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
prototype with capitals and punctuation. you might need to take some dramamine before you try to read(?) this?
I wish more of this project was more "making weird text things" and less "reinventing typesetting from scratch," but here we are
(right now I'm just blitting the GAN output straight to Pillow buffers in Python, bc otherwise I would have to write out all of the images to a directory and include them in a LaTeX template or something? and I think I'd rather be lost in the hell of reinventing typesetting than the hell of getting LaTeX to do what I want with tens of thousands of images)
nanogenmo, gans
it does full justification and indentation now! shown here zigzagging through interpolations of the latent space. (the capitalized words and end-of-sentence words are separately trained models, which is why they don't look like the surrounding words)
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@aparrish Pretty for a moment, then oooogh.
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@aparrish this is very cool, and shortly after you realize that, you realize you are becoming rapidly disoriented. amazing!
OCR Output (chars: 1259)
(Couldn't find a language with the name 'can', falling back to default.)
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goue mi bery thekt M Had istials bran orerras
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daen tair is ale arltre bow arere' w chtertsy the
want is fit nc ts yew Itvnney sozoe and ig tlad
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hetht narely mosas met go:l nore wesc bed
thardr acare andi snes over the: Honir or «ar
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nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@aparrish Have you put these through an aggressive-fit OCR?
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@a well, I mean, I used mastodon's built-in OCR to caption the image...
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@aparrish Oh, I had totally missed the captions! Uh... good idea, then! 😳
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@aparrish I like these so much. I keep looking at the early ones, in particular, with my brain waiting for the image to resolve and clear up all the jpeg artifacts.
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@aparrish this reminds me uncomfortably of one time when I was reading a PDF in acrobat reader, hit page down, and it rendered the next page in a way not entirely dissimilar from this. It momentarily made me wonder if I was having a stroke or something
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@sunward yeah that seems to be the effect that it has on people (on me too). this is the particular phenomenological territory that this piece is exploring apparently
nanogenmo, gans, weirdly makes me motion sick?
@aparrish This is excellent –Incredible how much this parses as Middle English
nanogenmo, gans
@aparrish this take definitely has a "too-hasty rubbing of a too-worn-down engraving" feel to it, yeah.
@aparrish this is like what I see when I'm sleeping and I visualize reading or using the internet
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Tramin Wine Lane
Tramin Wine Lane will become an unforgettable experience, far away
from routine and daily rituals, and will convey to you a living picture
of land and people. A special afternoon amidst a unique autumn backdrop
on the South Tyrolean Wine Road.
Tramin Wine Lane, from 2.30pm – midnight, in the
traffic-free village alleys in Tramin, now that's something you really
shouldn't miss out on. Because there Gewürtraminer, Lagrein, Pinot Noir
and other top wines from Tramin get sampled. In addition, roasted
chestnuts, poppy doughnuts and other typical autumnal delights get
sampled in the presence of hearty music and conviviality. The village
streets get especially festively decorated for this occasion. Old and
young casually meet in the late afternoon to participate in a joyful get
together. Colours, sounds and smells convey a small yet lasting
impression of the social way of life of the people of Tramin. A warm welcome to Tramin wine lane!
Free bus shuttle:
From Kaltern and St. Josef am See from 4 pm (it's possible to come before this time with the scheduled bus to Tramin).
From Kurtatsch from 5.30 pm (it's possible to come before this time with the scheduled citybus to Tramin).
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They say dynasties come and dynasties go. If that's true then it's mean it's time for a new era of girls track and field to begin. In the beginning it was the legendary coach Nino Fennoy and his E. St. Louis Lincoln Flyerettes winning 13 of 14 titles including 11 in a row. The torch would later be passed down Evanston and Morgan Park and finally to sprint guru coach Angelo Brown and Frankfort (Lincoln-Way East). Now, a new era has dawn with Homewood-Flossmoor on the rise. The Lady Vikings have been simmering for several years and this might be the right with a solid mix of veteran and youthful talent. If the elders can pass the torch as the great programs before them they may just be on their way. But then there is Coach Fennoy back again with a seasoned team ready to pounce on the youngins.
The field events go like this-
LJ: The state leader and the most improved jumper in Illinois is none other than Jaimie Robinson (Sr., Homewood-Floosmoor). At the beginning of the school year many pundits thought of Robinson as a primary triple jumper. But the truth of the matter besides inhereting great genes (ala Glenn Robinson), Robinson has outworked the competition and earned ever bit of her success. "The Jaimie" has been pulled out on a number of occasions this season. You know, two thorough beatings on the track and in the field- that's "the Jaimie." It looks like Jaimie will breeze this weekend here. Her 20-foot effort earlier in the season was backed up by a wind legal 19-11 at sectionals. Others fighting for a silver medal will be Kamesha Smith (Sr., Thornwood) and former 20-footer herself Hannah Morris (Jr., Bloom Twp.) who has been on the shelf most of th outdoor season.
PV: We could see a first here come Saturday. Ali Munson (Sr., Lisle Benet Academy) is back... but she will be competing in a different classification. The former 2A state champion is now in 3A as her school's success factor has "vaulted" them upward. It doesn't matter because Munson has gone undefeated since the beginning of the 2016 season. She is IL#2 and the favorite over a solid crop that includes Lauren Seaver (Jr., Normal U High) and Nikki Ogorek (Sr., Normal Community).
LJ: There has not been an athlete who quickly captured the attention from one attempt succession as Jelena Rowe (Sr., Bloom Twp.). She has made the rare feat of clearing 6-0 regular by her standards. "Jelena 6.0" has cleared the occasion in 4 of 5 meets during the outdoor season. The US#1 indoors and outdoors has a personal best 6-1 which makes her iron clad even if she has an off day. Rowe is motivated though, despite winning a national championship such as the prestigious New Balance Outdoor Nationals, she does not have a state title on her resume. Kamesha Smith, Katie Mans (Jr., Alton) and Ololade Ayoola (Sr., Lincoln-Way East) will fight it out for silver and bronze.
SP: Two-time state champion Courtney Morgan (Sr., Aurora Metea Valley) is going to have a fight on her hands. Despite throwing 48-8 indoors and winning the Illinois Top Times, Morgan has only topped out at 45-3 outside. Evangeline Harris (Jr., E. St. Louis Sr.) leads the sectional pack with a 44-11.25. Harris will be extra motivated as her team is in the title chase with several teams. Every point counts.
TJ: Is there anyone out there that can challenge Jaimie Robinson? Anyone?! The answer is no. Robinson is US#2 all-conditions 42-8 and on the verge of 43-feet. No Illinois girl has ever soared that far. If Robinson somehow makes it into the 43-foot range a few coaches will be paying up via steak dinners. Just saying.
DT: E. St. Louis Sr. will have the state's classification leader senior Jasmine Poole tossing the plate near 150-feet. During the sectional round, it was Courtney Morgan and Jalah Morris (Jr., Zion-Benton) able to be within respectable range. And just like Poole's teammate Evangeline Harris, she will be motivated by a team state title.
The relays, relays, relays, relays-
The relays are exciting because they get the crowd on its collective feet. But relays serve a purpose in that they are often vital to a team's success in terms of winning a championship. This may hold true again at the state championship.
4x800: Last year Hinsdale Central seemed like a surprise winner even though they had massive firepower among its quartet. They were an enigma if you will with one former state individual champion Anne Zaher returning after missing a complete season followed by three pure inexperienced cross country girls. This is not a mix of success in girls middle-distance racing at the state level. This season despite three returning legs from that team that ran a blistering 9:04.27, no one is talking about the Red Devilettes or even giving them much of a chance to repeat. Naperville North, Belvidere North, and even Glenbard West has grabbed the headlines this season. New Trier has the top time from sectionals and could make some serious noise. But remember one thing about returning champions who have good parts back: they will rise to the occasion.
4x100: O'Fallon opened many eyes last weekend at the Belleville West Sectional when they blazed the track in 47.09. The Lady Panthers did not even make the finals last year because of a zone infraction. To say the least when they stack things up they have been on a mission. Please don't forget Romeoville. The Spartans feel slighted at times and will be out to prove the naysayers wrong. West Aurora, Granite City, and possibly Homewood-Flossmoor will challenge for supremacy.
4x200: O'Fallon returned about an hour later and crushed everyone once more in a state best 1:39.91 at Belleville. That was just the beginning for a team that placed 2nd in the state meet last year. We may see something unreal this weekend like a clocking in the 1:38s if the weather can hold up. Romeoville will once again challenge here. The Spartans dropped an IL#2 1:40.95 last weekend in less than desirable conditions which means in 80 degree climes they can go faster. Springfield will have speedster Ozzie Erewele on its roster. Homewood-Flossmoor is among the fastest group without star Jaimie Robinson. E. St. Louis Sr. and Dekalb should make a run for the finals.
4x400: E. St. Louis has been dominant all season here and there is no reason for that to stop. Besides, they need the points and the state team title may come down to this one event. The Flyerettes are going to need every bit of that 3:54.59 state leading time on Saturday. The hot chasers will be Downers Grove North, Lockport, Lyons Twp., Belleville West, and defending champ Lincoln Way East.
Watch freshman star Katelynne Hart enter the stage-
The #1 freshman distance runner in the country happens to be the top distance runner in the state as well. Katelynne Hart (Glenbard West) is someone who fights like a pitbull in competition. She does not let go of that ankle or even neck until it is completely over. Completely over in her case are track races. We could see something remarkable in Charleston if weather and mood are in the right places.
3200: KK Hart is the obvious favorite as she is the big time favorite. if rankings mean anything then the race for second place is obvious. No one is going to touch 10:14.47 or even 10:24.47 (10 secs slower than Hart's US#8 time). Last year's second and third place finishers Ashley Tutt (Sr.) and Emily Shelton (Jr.) have returned. Shelton is running extremely well as evidenced by her #2 seed out of sectionals. She clocked a school record 10:33.81 to finish ahead of Naperville North's Alex Morris (So.). This field is deep and littered with talent like Lindsey Payne (Jr., Glenbard West), Jocelyn Long (Jr., Barrington), and Brooke Wilson (Sr., Prospect). Sarah Schmitt (Jr., Naperville North) placed second as a freshman is lurking hard in the background.
800: No Hart, no problem. The field will be just fine led by the hard charging Emma Moravec (Sr., Downers Grove North). It is time for Moravec to set forward after being among the state's elite for four years. She could be motivated by cross town rival and former Downers South great Michaela Hackbarth win two state titles. It will come down to strategy and who wants it the most. Madison Marasco (Jr., Schaumburg) is racing well now after a light indoor season. Her success here will depend on what happens in the team's relay chances. Running a hard leg on the 4x8 could mean disaster in the open. The turnaround is one of the toughest in track and often misunderstood. Emily Stegmeier (Sr., Elk Grove) has been in the shadows for several years and will be among the lightest taxed kids on the docket. She does not have any relays to worry about or doubling back from any other race. State runner up from last year senior Jenna Lutzow has her Belvidere North 4x8 in the title talk. What decision is she going to make? We are talking about 3A racing now where anchor legs have to max out. Can she run 2:11s in a span of 90 minutes? Two days in a row? It will be interesting to say the least.
1600: Hart will be shooting for greatness in track's great event. 4:47.54 is US #6 and just 1.54 off of the national lead. Hart may gun for that time in the prelims on fresh legs and when the weather is expected to be its best. Claire Hamilton (Sr., Naperville North) gave Hart a bit of fits at the Sue Pariseau Invite. She has logged 4:51.15 good for US #16. Let's hope for a great battle for Saturday. Reilly Revord (Jr., Hinsdale Central), and Distance Night in Palatine winner Olivia Niziolek (Sr., Maine South) will be ready.
Watch Jaimie Robinson come from behind and nip Ameia Wilson near the end
Speed play is the name of the game on the track-
Watch closely or you might miss something....
100: The "crap shoot" race is this one. Who is it going to be? Jaimie Robinson has billed herself as a sprint candidate queen now and not just a jumper. How about Dajour Miles? Is her hammy completely healed for the torque needed coming out of the blocks and down the run way? Ameia Wilson is destined to star here from Danville. Ozzie Erewele said at Belleville West last weekend that she is not satisfied by a sectional title. Plus, after taking a beating by the Martin twins at conference did not sit well with her. Defending state champion Amira Young still has not gotten the respect she deserves. There are so many others out there and with 7 heats someone solid is going to be left out.
200: Robinson may be the one to beat here after running a sensational come from behind race against Wilson. 24.11 in legal win is awesome but there is more to come from a great field that will not lay down. Miles is strong and could win it as can the defending champion Young.
400: Kylie Welch (Sr., Bloomington) is the 3A leader at 54.90- IL #2. Welch has gotten more notoriety this season and the reward is a ticket to the University of Iowa when it's all said and done. Oh but wait... did we forget Dajour Miles better known as "Cinnamon?" Remember she was the darling of indoor track running out to a US #2 54.25 before getting injured at The Downers South Mustang Relays trying to chase down Amira Young on the 4x2 relay. Speaking of Young, she will be in this event in 2018- book it! In the meantime it wll be Welch and Miles dueling and everyone else ringside participants.
100HH: Not enough love for the short hurdles for some reason. It has been a long time since a 3A kid has really showed out. Can Mya Robinson (Sr., Thornton) be that young lady this weekend? She is the leader at 14.29 and a slight favorite over Rokelle Stanley (Jr., E. St. Louis Sr.). A sizable pack of girls are just under 15.00 and need to get it booking.
300H: Stanley is the state leader at 43.82. We suspect that time will not hold up this weekend and maybe a sub 43 will be in the offering. Haile Bieber (Sr., Naperville North) is IL#3 and could pose a challenge to Stanley. Robinson and newcomer Haley Click (Sr., Lake Forest) will be there.


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Sage & prosciutto pork with rich mushroom ragout
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal357
- fat18g
- saturates5g
- carbs4g
- sugars0g
- fibre1g
- protein43g
- salt1.77g
- 3 pork tenderloins, about 300g/10oz each
- 18 slices prosciutto
Prosciutto is a sweet, delicate ham intended to be eaten raw. The word 'prosciutto' is…
- 18 sage leaves
Popular in both Italian and British cookery, sage has long, grey-green leaves with a slightly…
- juice of 1 lemon
Oval in shape with a pronouced bulge on one end, lemons are one of the most versatile…
For the sauce
- 3 shallots
Related to the onion (as opposed to being a younger version of it), shallots grow in clusters at…
- 25g dried porcini mushrooms
- 2 tbsp olive oil
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- 250g chestnut mushrooms, sliced
- 4 tbsp marsala or dry sherry
- 1 tbsp tomato purée
- 1 tbsp roughly chopped fresh flatleaf parsley
Prepare Ahead: Cut each tenderloin in half and split almost in half down length. Open out the pork and bat out with a rolling pin. Put 3 slices of prosciutto overlapping lengthwise on a board and put one pork tenderloin on top. Season all over with salt and pepper, put three sage leaves on top and sprinkle with a little lemon juice. Roll up like a swiss roll and tie with two pieces of string or secure with cocktail sticks. Repeat with the remaining pork. Put in a roasting tin, cover and chill for up to 24 hours until ready to cook.
Peel and finely chop the shallots. Tip the dried mushrooms into a measuring jug and pour over boiling water to reach the 300ml/1⁄2 pint mark. Leave for 20 minutes. Heat the oil in a pan, add the shallots and gently cook for 5 minutes without colouring. Drain the mushrooms, reserving the soaking liquid, chop and add to the pan with the fresh mushrooms. Season and cook until the mushrooms are softened, about 5 minutes.
Splash in the Marsala and cook until the liquid is almost gone. Add the soaking liquid, tomato purée, salt and pepper and bubble up for 2 minutes. Set aside for up to 2 hours until ready to serve.
On the day: Preheat the oven to 190C/Gas 5/fan oven 170C. Roast the pork rolls for 25-30 minutes, until the prosciutto is crisp and the pork feels firm to the touch. Gently reheat the mushroom ragout then serve each pork parcel, cut in half with a little mushroom ragout on the side. Scatter over a little chopped parsley.


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Bon River discharges into the ocean about 25km south of Da Nang City (view direction East-West), forming a large delta mainly used for paddy agriculture. The soil in the west is of fluvial origin and therefore nutrient rich, while marine sediments and brackish waters mix into the coastal soils. The lesser productivity of these soils is compensated by a higher density of aquaculture and marine fishery.


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Do you need an easy skillet dessert that can feed your family this weekend? This Peanut Butter Caramel Apple Crumble tastes absolutely delicious when served with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream.
*I was compensated as part of the ambassador program for Crunch Pak apples this year bringing you delicious apple recipes.
During the summer months, we keep a never ending supply of ice cream in our freezer.
Some days there are boxes of store-bought ice creams stacked in the back, and other days I make a batch of homemade ice cream that I try to hide behind the real food in the freezer.
Along with our ice cream hoarding, we also like to keep bags of Crunch Pak apples in our refrigerator all the time. The small individual packages are great for grabbing on the go or for car rides to the lake. Recently though, they came out with these bags of peeled apples that are perfect for doing some baking with. Or I suppose if you are extra hungry, you could grab one of these bags as you head out the door.
I have the opportunity to be a Crunch Pak ambassador again, along with Aimee from Shugary Sweets. One of us will be sharing one apple recipe a month for the next year. I hope you are ready for apple goodness!
Since the weather is definitely heating up here in the midwest, I knew that I wanted some sort to apple crumble that I could top with a big scoop of ice cream. Hot apples and ice cream are seriously a dream come true dessert!
These diced apples got a coating of caramel ice cream topping, and then they sautéed in the cast iron pan for about 20 minutes or until soft and all the water has simmered out. All three our kids came wandering in the kitchen while these were cooking. They thought for sure I had made pancakes and syrup! Believe me, your kitchen will smell amazing as these simmer down.
One of our favorite afternoon snacks are these Fluffernutter Apple Nachos. I knew I wanted to use some of those flavors in a crumble topping, so I added peanut butter and peanut butter cups to the shortcake recipe from the Bisquick box. Instead of using milk though, I pulled the caramel coffee creamer out of the fridge. I just love using different creamers in my baking.
Use a fork to pull together the shortcake ingredients until a soft dough forms. Stir in the peanut butter cups, then crumble the dough over the top of the hot apples.
The best part of this recipe is that you will only dirty two pans. One bowl for making the dough in, and one pan for cooking the apples and crumble in. That's where a cast iron skillet comes in handy. It goes from the stove top right into the oven. Just make sure your pot holders are thick enough to protect your hands when it comes out. Those pans get super hot.
The bonus to that is that the apple crumble stays warm for longer than a traditional pan. But if you don't have one, use a regular skillet and spoon the cooked apples into an 8×8 baking dish to finish it off.
This Peanut Butter Caramel Apple Crumble makes enough to feed the whole family. It would be the perfect afternoon treat to celebrate all the dads this weekend. Just make sure the ice cream monsters haven't finished off all the ice cream in the freezer first!
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Caramel apples and peanut butter crumble makes a skillet dessert that is absolutely delicious with vanilla ice cream.
- 6 cups peeled diced Crunch Pak apples
- 1 cup caramel apple ice cream topping, divided
- 1 1/3 cup baking mix (like Bisquick)
- 1 Tablespoon sugar
- 1/3 cup caramel coffee creamer
- 1 Tablespoon melted butter
- 1/4 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1/2 cup quartered mini peanut butter cups
- vanilla ice cream
- Place the diced apples and 1/2 cup caramel topping in a 10 inch cast iron skillet on medium heat. Saute and simmer for 15-20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Mix together the baking mix, sugar, creamer, and butter with a fork until a soft dough forms. Add the peanut butter and stir until combined. Stir in the peanut butter cups gently. Crumble over the top of the hot apples. Bake at 425 degrees for 10-12 minutes. Serve hot with ice cream, caramel topping, and extra peanut butter cups. Serves 6-8.
*If you do not have a cast iron skillet, cook the apples in a regular skillet. Then spoon the apples into an 8x8 baking dish and continue with directions.
Here are a few more delicious apple recipes our family loves:
More Apple recipes from friends:
- Apple Pie from Garnish with Lemon
- Caramel Apple Coffee Cake from Shugary Sweets
- Apple Pie Cookies from Stephie Cooks
- Gooey Apple Cinnamon Rolls from Very Culinary
*I am part of the Ambassador program for Crunch Pak apples. This post has been compensated, but all opinions are 100% my own. See my Disclosure Policy for more information.


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During his time as Director of Technology at iStrategyLabs, Johnny led the development of projects and campaigns for clients such as Facebook, Kroger, Volkswagen more. As a Tech Fellow, he helped drive the engineering culture at Capital One through high impact technology contributions and thought leadership. Johnny is currently working as Head of Navigation Data at Mapbox in Washington, DC.
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Get ready bin: Home based intervention support (autism)
What is the get ready bin? A strategy to provide support for young children to get ready in the morning before school.
Who can benefit from the get ready bin?
Children with autism who respond well to visual supports and structure and neuro-typical children who struggle to get ready in the morning before school.
Children who live in two different homes due to separation or divorce.
Supplies needed:
- A bin from the dollar store or a bin large enough to put your child's full outfit for school.
- Dot Velcro (see link) and print out the words Today is…. and will pick me up…
- Days of the week -You can make your own Mon-Friday (Saturday and Sunday optional) Teachers Pay Teachers website has a great and FREE printable days of the week. (See link).
- People in your family Pictures: You can use words or real pictures if you want but Teachers Pay Teachers has this FREE printable. (see link)
- Laminator or contact paper to laminate the visuals.
Routine/Procedure: Before bedtime, put the clothing in the bin and set the images to reflect the day of the week and who will pick the child up from school.
Why this visual support and routines are helpful?
All children, especially those with autism or who have multiple homes thrive on routine. Visuals of what day it is and who will pick the child up provide more support and information about the day. Having the clothes laying out ahead of time diminishes the chance of a power struggle surrounding picking out clothes. The night before when things are calm and nobody is in a rush, an outfit can be chosen by both you and the child.
During the morning routine when it is time to get dressed, give the verbal cue to "go get your get ready bin". Spend some time reviewing the day of the week and who will pick up the child from school. All of the clothes are ready and waiting to be put on.
Although my son does a great job getting ready in the morning, I often hear from parents that this part of the morning routine can be a challenge. I hope this strategy helps and please leave comments with your thoughts.


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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Tuesday Thingers
Today's Tuesday Thingers question is:What's the most popular book in your library? Have you read it? What did you think? How many users have it? What's the most popular book you don't have? How does a book's popularity figure into your decisions about what to read?
Can we just skip the Harry Potter books? There are so many of those on the lists that it's just no fun.
Harry Potter aside, the most popular book in my library is The Hobbit, with 21,347 copies. Oddly enough, the second most popular is The Lord of the Rings (15,497), a "book" which doesn't actually exist - that's the name of the series, not one of the books!
I have read The Hobbit and all of the Lord of the Rings books many, many times. They were constant friends in my childhood, the beginnings of my love of fantasy and adventure and travel. They were also the source of some great frustration, as there was a distinct shortage of interesting female characters to pretend to be as I was reading. (When I got a little older, that was mitigated by the wealth of interesting male characters to fall in love with.)
The most popular book I don't have is The DaVinci Code. I read it when it came out, thought it was a fairly fun mystery/thriller, but I never really got what all the fuss was about. It was a good read, certainly nothing to form a cult over!
Popularity probably has something to do with whether or not a book comes to my attention, but I won't generally read something just because it's popular. There are so many interesting books waiting for my attention that I just don't have the time to spare.
8 comments:
- Marie Cloutier said...
you know, almost as soon as i posted the question i started to worry everyone would say "harry potter" for their most popular book. i like your idea of skipping over it! :-)
- June 17, 2008 at 11:41 AM
- Leesy said...
It's funny though how popular The Hobbit is. I mean, I agree, I have multiple copies and it was one of my children's favorite read-alouds over the years, it's just that I don't know I could have predicted that in all of LT, The Hobbit would be the most commonly-held volume after HP which is of course a more modern phenomenon, bred to some degree of modern marketing (though I am a Potter fan myself).
- June 17, 2008 at 12:01 PM
I see your point on the most popular "non"book being the LOTR trilogy. However, I have the three-in-one movie tie-in edition, so it actually is "The Lord of the Rings" book. :-D
- June 17, 2008 at 12:19 PM
Lisa, thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving a comment! It's always nice to see a new name. I am very much impressed that you've read LOTR several times. It's a book I own and hope to read before I die, but it may end up in my N(ever)TBR pile. I love the movies and that should have been enough, but alas...
- June 17, 2008 at 3:30 PM
- Baseball Diva said...
Most popular in my library (as currently loaded into LT)?
Not a surprise as it appeals to statheads and baseball historians as well as casual fans.
- June 17, 2008 at 4:46 PM
Mine's "The Hobbit" too. Technically LOTR *is* one book. Publishers have just split it up because they didn't want people to get overwhelmed :) I have a few Fellowship/Tower/King books, but also copies of LOTR in one book.
That said, I totally love LOTR, and agree about the lack of female characters. What were there..? Arwen, Galadriel, Eowyn, and Rosie? The movies feature more females and when I saw them I was like... um was Arwen even in this part?? Speaking of which... I may just have to go reread LOTR now!
- June 17, 2008 at 11:44 PM
I think part of the chatter about The DaVinci Code was in regard to the religious contraversy (the film makers of _Angels and Demons_ have been banned from filming inside two churches in Rome recently).
I thought the book was well done, but didn't deserve cult status! It spurred a lot of "copy cat" books which didn't have the same heft of plot or mystery (the coding)
- June 18, 2008 at 1:41 PM
- Literary Feline said...
I really enjoyed The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings books as well. I didn't get around to reading them until I saw the first movie of the LOTR trilogy, however. I'm so glad I did read them.
I'm with you on The Da Vinci Code. It was a fun read, but got way more attention than it deserved. I find the whole controversy amusing, frankly.
- June 21, 2008 at 2:15 AM


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Floral spring Dress – Spring Fashion
Holla my family. Its a wonderful day with all you wonderful people. Sun is in the house and my summer closet is wide open. And there will be a lot of new summer additions to my chick look. And I being a shopping freak, just could not stop myself from buying this piece of pure joy. Trust me, I had no intentions of buying anything in the first place. Really! But I just could not stop myself. Try looking at it without falling in love. I bet you'll fail! Take a look my new post. Floral love all around.
Floral spring Dress – Spring Fashion
I was just thinking of filling my summer closet when I had my eyes on this pretty pretty floral dress on Billabong. If you are following me throughout, you'll definitely remember my previous post which had attire from Billabong as well. Now you know that I have started loving this brand and for all the right reasons. The dress so so cosy and comfortable which is beyond words. The length , the fabric; everything is super fantastic and comfortable. I was wanting something like this for so long and now I finally have it. Also I opted for something with a sleeveless pattern or a thread. It gives all the summer feels and is very easy to wear. Lifestyle blog
Paired with it I had my open ankle length boots. I totally love them. Though they give a leather look, they are not at all heaty. The open ends of the boots are quite classy and summer type to wear. I ditched my flats for this dress because there could have been no better combination than this one. Don't you thin so?
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Have a look at my chic and sassy hand bag. Isn't it absolutely cool and stunning. I am not a huge handbag fan but this one took my heart away. So different yet so eye catchy. The design on the bag is very hippy. To all the casual goers out there, it's a shout out to all you people. Fashion blog
And do not miss my pretty cheeky shades. They are an absolute add on to my look. Complete treat. And also these ones are my favourite. Although I prefer aviators more but this one cannot be ignored. Also the makeup is kept loud yet classy. Loud according to the summer effect. And soft because it goes with the aura of the attire. The hair has been kept long open and flowy because when you have it then you are suppose to flaunt it. A high length pony would also do wonders to the look. But I like to keep my hair open. Because when in doubt, let it loose.
This look has to be my favourite Sunday brunch look. Soft and sweet and so amazing. Try on this look and tell about all the compliments you receive. You can thank me later girls! 🙂
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A book on Florentin Smarandache's travels through Russia.
Rusia – mamă vitregă pentru România!
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Patriotic Pops Concert la Amfiteatrul in aer liber din Scottsdale. Gratuit.. dar cu donatii in favoarea Orchestrei Simfonice din oraş. Dirijor: Irving Fleming. Spectatorii stăteau pe iarbă, mincind şi bind, muzicienii la capelă.
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Aşa cum m-aţi sfătuit, iată-mă la Istanbul. Am reuşit să fug. Acum cred că e mai simplu să mă ajutaţi să emigrez. Aţi putea contacta Consulatul American din Istanbul telefonic sau printr-o scrisoare? Scuzaţi-mă pentru acest deranj. Eu am completat deja nişte hirtii la acesta, în care am cerut AZIL POLITIC (motive: interzicere congrese, doctorate,. interzicere publicare). Soţia şi copilul sînt in România, niCi nu ştiu de fuga mea. (Chiar astăzi am sosit). Le voi face chem...
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