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National accounting firm leverages FYI for digital success.
Founded in 1953, Cutcher & Neale is one of the most established accounting firms in the country with more than 145 staff, including 11 partners. As a thriving practice with teams spanning multiple offices, their digital transformation was carefully planned. Employees were engaged early in the process, and the company established an innovation team to lead the transition to the Cloud. In July 2019 the management team made the decision to make the move, and this is when Cutcher & Neale's relationship with FYI began.
Сhosen for its open API, their new approach was built around Xero Practice Manager (XPM) as their cloud-based practice management platform. This allowed the firm to connect with different software solutions tailored for each division in their practice, all of which integrate into their practice management solution with no restrictions. Jarrod Bramble, Partner at Cutcher & Neale, talks about the move:
"We believe that if you're not in the Cloud you're not a firm of the future, so when we decided to move to the Cloud it was important to have open API so we could connect all our chosen solutions into one network. Our innovation team identified data integrity, a clear development path, process improvements and visible workflows as crucial deliverables from our new cloud-based ecosystem."
"Naturally, we chose the market leader, Xero Practice Manager. We also required a document management solution to plug into that, and made the decision to move from HowNow to FYI for document management because of FYI's powerful integration with XPM.
We were an early adopter of FYI and straight from onboarding FYI became an absolutely essential part of our business. The commitment that the FYI team has shown to our success has been fantastic."
We were an early adopter of FYI and straight from onboarding FYI became an absolutely essential part of our business.
What differentiates FYI from other document management solutions is its ability to automate the capture, creation, filing, and processing of emails, documents and client interactions in a disciplined and searchable platform. It also provides tools for task and job management, workflows, team and client collaboration and process automation, beyond what might be expected of a traditional DM solution.
"There are many attributes of FYI that we absolutely love," Mr Bramble added. "First and foremost is that its Cloud-based; out of its many functions, probably the task system, workflows and approval processes on documents is what we see huge benefits from.
"The task system is outstanding and has had a profound effect on limiting the number of emails we send as a business. Job sign-off, job start, and job budgets are all now tasked in FYI. We use FYI automations in the background so that as soon as a document is approved, the processes that our admin team are required to follow are now fully automated. As a partner, I also have full visibility of all tasks happening in the business which is a seismic change to how we worked previously."
We use FYI automations in the background so that as soon as a document is approved, the processes that our admin team are required to follow are now fully automated.
Fantastic features
Tasks are also used across all divisions for ease of management and internal workflow. Visibility across all divisions means the firm can easily see where everything is up to. In tray filing and the automation of threading for back and forth emails has made it so much easier for the team at Cutcher & Neale stay on top of email management. The integration FYI has with so many of their other software solutions is key for them.
Talking more about the benefits, Mr Bramble said: "I think what was pleasing for us was during the transition period we didn't see any negative effect on our business whatsoever – no slowing or dipping of margins. As web-based software, the FYI platform is very intuitive, so the team learned how to use it pretty quickly. The staff thoroughly embraced the new environment from day one.
"Also, when COVID hit, firms that had not embraced Cloud solutions like FYI really struggled, or scrambled for digital adoption, whereas we all just logged on from home and continued how we would work in the office. Having 'work from anywhere' Cloud infrastructure provides the team with the flexibility of working from home and coming into the office."
Putting an ROI on a whole new way of working doesn't do it justice.
Cutcher and Neale saw huge benefits from embracing FYI as part of its digital transformation, to the point the firm believes it would never go back to its old way of working. Mr Bramble continued: "When considering an ROI it's almost impossible to put a data point on it, as it's such a huge move from where the firm was to where we are now, with FYI fully embedded into our organisation. Putting an ROI on a whole new way of working doesn't do it justice – it's like a whole new company.
"I work mostly from my client workspace in FYI – it pulls data in from multiple external sources and means I can easily see across the group, as well as access information related to each individual client.
FYI's integration with XPM is really profound. Not only does it make document management a breeze, but we also use FYI to manage jobs, reporting, tasks and workflow using the solid foundations that XPM provides. "Through FYI's integration with XPM Jobs, I can view jobs by partner within FYI, and easily see where each job is up to, and add comments to share with my team."
Advice for others
When asked what advice he would give to other practices, Mr Bramble added: "Picking cloud software that has a clear development path is critical, so you have confidence it will deliver what your practice might need in five to ten years.
"Is the solution constantly improving itself? If you don't have a clear development path, you will be left behind, and you will have to change again. What continues to impress us the most about FYI is that it's always improving, it's with us for the long-haul and always making changes to keep up with new ways of working. You know for sure it's blazing a trail into the future."
"We are excited for FYI to keep developing the automations and to continue to work with other software providers to build integrations to make our day to day so much easier."
The future certainly looks bright for Cutcher & Neale.
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"Dance is one of the things that make me happy."
During the telecast, Barnes was also asked about the infamous violent 1991 encounter with Dr. Dre.
She loves coming for Black people.
He's the second Black person to earn the title.
The "Zeze" rapper wanted to give London a year before he tried to get with her.
"Never in a million years, I thought I would be writing some s**t like this," J-Roc wrote.
The last time we talked about Chris Rock, he was letting Louis C.K. say the N-word.
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Are you an Endomorph? Do you find that you have a difficult time gaining muscle without putting on a substantial amount of fat? Do you have thick joints, and have a tendency to gain weight very easily when you don't track your calories? These are the typical characteristics of someone who is primarily endomorphic.
There are some posotives and negatives to being an endomorph. Endomorphs are able to put on muscle more easily than the ectomorph. Endomorphs often are very strong, but have a hard time cutting up. If an endomorph wishes to obtain a lean muscular physique, they must watch their calorie and macronutrient intake very carefully, and will likely need to untilize techniques such as calorie and carbohydrate cycling to get lean. As far as training goes, endomorphs are often able to incorporate more frequent heavy training than other body types and are less likely to experience joint injuries.
There are positives and negatives to every body type. Endomorphs have potential in bodybuilding, although the process of getting lean for a show will be more difficult. An endomorphic bodybuilder has a frame that can hold a lot of muscle, but if that frame is not filled out properly the joints can appear too big. Endomorphs often make good powerlifters and strong men, where their strength can shine without having to worry about getting extremely lean.


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Henri Edmond Rudaux French, 1865-1927
French Battleships at Sea, 1891
Signed, dated, and inscribed lower right: a S.A. le Prince Nicolas 1er de Montenegro/Hommage reconnaisant de L'auteur /Henri Rudaux/1891
Henri Rudaux is a versatile artist who was able to focus his considerable talents on many modes of painting. Rudaux painted genre scenes, portraits, landscapes, and marine subjects and was highly regarded as an illustrator of French periodicals. He is however, most celebrated for his marine paintings.
Rudaux first received artistic instruction from his father, Edmond Adolph Rudaux. Later, he studied with Benjamin Constant and Jules Lefebvre, two of the best teachers one could find in Europe. Having established his studio in Paris, Rudaux exhibited often at the Sociétaire des Artistes Francais starting in 1893. He showed his paintings at the Salon on a number of occasions, receiving an honorable mention in 1897.
French Battleships at Sea depicts a group of French gun-ships steaming off the coast of Montenegro in the Adriatic Sea. They are formidable indeed as they cut through a light green sea. There is a great sense of purpose in this painting. These French ironclad ships are most certainly on a mission of State. Although our research does not reveal the actual necessity for the presence of the French Navy, there were continual hostilities between Montenegro and Turkey that often broke peace. France may have come to the aid of their ally Montenegro and Nicolas 1st to stem a perceived threat. The other possibility is much more benign. The French Navy is making a friendly visit, which by itself was a rather important event.
Nicolas 1st ruled Montenegro from 1860 to 1918. During his reign he affected many military, administrative and educational reforms. He was responsible for Montenegro's strengthened position among the smaller European nations.
Overview Exhibitions
Sociétaire des Artistes Français, 1893 onwards, Honorable Mention 1897
Please notify me when works by Henri Edmond Rudaux become available.

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I went out for a sweet treat last night with my two favorite girls – Taylor and my mom. We experienced the euphoria of Yoforia, a new frozen yogurt shop situated conveniently (i.e. dangerously) on the way home from my office. After eating our yogurt piled high with toppings, we sat on the bench in front of the fountain outside to watch the sky as it thought about storming, then sprinkled a few stray drops, then shifted colors like a kaleidoscope until finally fading into early dusk.
I can't walk by a fountain without making a wish, a trait I picked up through countless nights at the old SouthPark Mall fountain outside the now long-extinct Baskin Robbins with my dad and enhanced in recent years by my increased need for fulfilled wishes. So as the late afternoon sky changed from cotton candy blue to deep purple and lavender to fiery orange and back again, we pulled out our wallets and produced handfuls of change. We fed the fountain with pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters to the fountain's and our hearts' content, squeezing our eyes shut tight and making a wish on every last coin.
I wish for a strong run on the rain-soaked streets of my neighborhood as soon as I publish this post. I wish for a sound night's sleep tonight. I wish for a successful surgery tomorrow morning to fix the nose I broke playing soccer three months ago. I wish to feel well enough this weekend to watch the Americans at least play England to a draw in their World Cup opener. I wish for a summer filled with charmed memories created from here to the white sands of the Virgin Islands – images and smiles to bottle up for another day. I wish for a coming year in which the dark shadow of Batten disease moves at the pace of a snail – or not at all – to envelop my sister. I wish to see her grow up to experience the same milestones I have been lucky enough to live – graduating from high school and college, falling in love, getting married and finding a way in the world. I wish for a cure. I wish for the strength, the courage and, above all, the miracle that could write her happy ending.


MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwired - June 12, 2017) - DIOS EXPLORATION (TSX VENTURE:DOS) reports results completed in last two weeks for successful Spring drilling program on wholly-owned Heberto gold discovery, Eeyou Istchee James Bay, Quebec. Tens of meters of mineralized zones were intersected in each of the seven holes, totalling 1,734 meters. Results will also help plan follow-up exploration activities on the property.
Each drill hole did hit gold mineralization. Some drill sections were tested more at depth and still encountered gold mineralization, so the drilling campaign was a success in showing the continuation of gold mineralized zones at depth and in strike for 500 m.
Deepening of hole 17 intersected 10.3 grams gold per tonne (g/t gold) over one meter true width included in 3.3 g/t gold over 3.33 m or 1.7 g/t gold over 7.2 m (1.13 g over 11 m) at some 275 m vertical depth. This zone seems to fit with a deeper zone in hole 9 in same section that had returned 2.9 g/t gold over 3 m (incl. in 0.8 g/t gold over 14.75 m). Let us recall hole 9 returned an upper zone of 22 m true width grading 2 g/t gold, and hole 1 in same drill section had returned 2.13 g/t gold over 2.13 m (4.8 g/t gold over 8.65 m) and hole 10 had a value of 1.8 g/t over 18.45 m true width and surface sampling returned 5.18 g/t gold over 5.25 m.
A step-out hole some 200 m more to the north in strike still hit gold mineralization with hole 26 returning around 1 g/t gold over 12 m (true width) including values of 5 g/t gold over one m and 5.3 g/t gold over one m (0.6 g/t gold / 20.1 m). Another zone some 17 m upper in same hole returned 0.6 g/t over 8.75 m. The silicified altered shear zones show strike continuity, as there had been an intercept of 3.23 g/t gold over 3.7 m in section 60 m south and an intercept of 2.53 g/t gold over 3 m in section 60 m north in strike.
Hole 25 in section with hole 14 returned 2.77 g/t Au / 1m, 1.92 g/t Au / 0.75 m (1.124 g/t Au/ 1.75m), 3.11 g/t Au / 0.75 m within 14.84 m with 0.41 g/t gold and then deeper, another intercept of 5.7 m with 0.622 g/t gold. That hole should be deepened. Hole 14 had returned 1.85 g/t Au / 7.1 m.
Hole 24 returned 0.81 g/t gold over 10 m (0.66 g / 13 m). Hole 19 had returned 3.65 g/t Au / 13 m and hole 13 a value of 2.1 g/t Au / 7.25 m in same section.
Hole 21 returned 0.882 g/t gold over 3.4 m, 0.92 g/t Au/ 1.2 m, 0.8 g/t Au/ 2 m, 0.412 g/t Au / 1.25 m.
Interpretation work is ongoing to understand the relations between the shear zones within both rock types and the mineralized contact of the diorite plug intruding the tonalite and 3 D model studies have been undertaken to understand 3 D modeling and also biotite mapping as well as stringer vein association regarding all that gold mineralization.
The 2017 gold assays result from averaging two different 50 g fire assays with AA finish for each one meter long mineralized core sample. Thin section studies have been commissioned to better understand gold associations. Also, some metallic sieve testing will be carried out on higher sulphide content samples to check gold content.
Heberto Gold is 50 km south of Goldcorp's Eleonore gold mine, Eeyou Istchee James Bay, Quebec, and 20 km west of Clearwater gold deposit, adjacent to EM 1-A plant.
Drill core samples were sent at ALS Minerals, Val d'Or, QC, for gold assaying with industry-standard quality control and some samples were tested for whole-rock analysis in the scope of research studies on Heberto Gold. Complete drill sections will be made available on web site. This release was prepared by M.J. Girard, M.Sc. Geo, 43-101 QP.


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2 Growth Stocks Poised to Triple Over the Next Decade
By Prosper Junior Bakiny – Oct 24, 2020 at 7:40AM
NASDAQ: TNDM
Tandem Diabetes Care
This diabetes-focused healthcare company and financial services giant are ready to reward their shareholders.
Investors will look back at 2020 as one of the most volatile years on record. We witnessed an incredibly fast descent in March: It took a mere 20 days for the Dow Jones to fall by more than 20% from its most recent high. The market then recovered starting later in the month, and as of this writing, all three major U.S. market indexes are up year to date. All this volatility could scare off many investors. But it's essential to remember that the market rewards patience.
Long-term investors shouldn't be too concerned with how the market will behave over the next few months. Buying stocks that can perform well over the course of a decade or even longer is a better way to build wealth. In that spirit, here are two growth stocks that can triple over the next decade: Tandem Diabetes Care (TNDM 2.06%) and Square (SQ 3.25%). Let's find out why it's a great idea to add both to your portfolio.
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1. Tandem Diabetes Care
Diabetes is a serious chronic health condition that affects 34.2 million people in the U.S. alone, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That number does not include the 88 million adults (one in three) who have prediabetes. What's more, the number of people diagnosed with diabetes is expected to increase in the coming years. Diabetes patients need all the help they can get to manage their illness. Tandem Diabetes Care provides them with one essential aspect of their care toolbox: insulin pumps.
Tandem Diabetes' t:slim X2 insulin pump works in conjunction with Dexcom's G6 continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system to continuously track and automatically adjust insulin levels. This product has been a hit with its target market, and Tandem Diabetes' revenue continues to grow at a good clip. During its second quarter ended on June 30, the company's sales jumped by 17% year over year to $109.2 million. This is after Tandem Diabetes' revenue climbed by 48% to $97.9 million during its first quarter that ended March 31.
For its fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2019, the company's sales grew by 97% to $363.2 million. While Tandem Diabetes is still unprofitable, it is worth putting aside the bottom line for now and considering the company's prospects. It plans to have 500,000 customers by the end of 2024, up from 170,000 as of its second quarter. Tandem Diabetes argues it can reach this goal because there is a large market opportunity for its products -- both in the U.S. and abroad.
The company also prides itself as an innovator, and it has a pipeline with several potential products to better serve the needs of its customers. Thanks to these factors, Tandem Diabetes looks well-positioned to continue winning. The company's 93% gain on the market year to date is only the beginning, and within the next 10 years, this healthcare stock has the tools to triple -- or more.
Square's original appeal was that it allowed small and medium-sized businesses to create makeshift payment processors on the fly. Thanks to the company's hardware and accompanying software, any electronic device could be turned into a point-of-sale (POS) solution. But Square offered much more than just POS; the company allowed business owners to focus on their operations by taking care of such services as inventory, payroll, loans, etc. Square's original business model has been a huge success, and investors have taken notice. The company's stock is up by more than 1,000% since its 2015 IPO.
And while its ecosystem of sellers will remain a major strength, Square has branched out into other lines of business. Most notably, the company's person-to-person (P2P) payment app, Cash App, could be a key growth driver over the next decade. This isn't just because Cash App is a popular way to send money to family and friends. During Square's second quarter ended June 30, the app had more than 30 million monthly active customers, up from 24 million in December 2019.
More than simple payment transactions, Cash App offers various typical "banking" services such as a debit card, commission-free investing services (with the option to buy fractional shares), and direct deposits. The results of Square's Cash App speak for themselves.
During its second-quarter, which ended on June 30, Square's total net revenue was $1.92 billion, representing a 64% year-over-year increase. The company's gross profit was $597 million, 28% higher than the year-ago period. Cash App's revenue for the quarter came in at $1.20 billion, increasing 361% compared to last year's comparable period. The app's gross profit was $281 million, 167% higher than the prior-year quarter.
In other words, Cash App was responsible for much of Square's stellar growth during the second quarter. Investors can look forward to more of the same for many years to come. The company is merely scratching the surface of its market, both for its core business and Cash App. I'd be surprised if Square's stock does not triple in the coming decade.
Prosper Junior Bakiny owns shares of Square. The Motley Fool owns shares of and recommends Square. The Motley Fool recommends DexCom. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
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Home Federal News 30-Day Snapshot: FEMA and SBA Assistance Tops $25 Million for Kentucky Storm, Tornado Survivors
30-Day Snapshot: FEMA and SBA Assistance Tops $25 Million for Kentucky Storm, Tornado Survivors
Federal News Editor • January 13, 2022 • Comments off
FRANKFORT, Ky. – Just 30 days after President Joe Biden declared a major disaster for the Commonwealth of Kentucky following the Dec. 10 tornadoes and flooding, more than $25 million in federal assistance has been provided by FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to support disaster recovery here.
"FEMA and our federal partners are working closely with the commonwealth to provide help to thousands of storm survivors as quickly as possible," said John Brogan, FEMA's federal coordinating officer for the Kentucky disaster recovery operation. "Federal assistance is just one part of the whole community effort to support Kentucky's recovery from last month's storms and tornadoes."
As of Jan. 12, 2022, Kentucky's recovery assistance includes:
More than $9.6 million in Individual and Households Program (IHP) grants awarded to eligible homeowners and renters in 16 Kentucky counties. These grants help pay for uninsured and underinsured losses and storm-related damage, including:
More than $6.9 million in FEMA housing grants to help pay for home repair, home replacement and rental assistance for temporary housing.
More than $2.7 million in Other Needs Assistance grants to help pay for personal property replacement and other serious storm-related needs—such as moving and storage fees, transportation, childcare, and medical and dental expenses.
More than $15.5 million in long-term, low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration for homeowners, renters, businesses of all sizes and non-profit organizations to repair, rebuild or replace disaster-damaged physical property and to cover economic injury from the December storms and tornadoes.
The 16 counties designated for Individual Assistance in this disaster are: Barren, Caldwell, Christian, Fulton, Graves, Hart, Hickman, Hopkins, Logan, Lyon, Marion, Marshall, Muhlenberg, Ohio, Taylor, and Warren.
The commonwealth and FEMA have staffed and operated 18 Disaster Recovery Centers in 14 counties which provide one-on-one assistance to survivors. The centers have tallied more than 2,200 visits by survivors. In addition, a FEMA Mobile Registration Center is open Marshall County.
FEMA response staff was on site at the Kentucky Emergency Operations Center within hours of the storm. To date more than 500 FEMA personnel have deployed to the operation to execute disaster assistance and recovery programs in partnership with the Kentucky.
In the early days of response FEMA deployed Urban Search and Rescue teams to assist in life saving actions. Other specialized teams were deployed to work on power restoration and debris assessment.
FEMA has sent Disaster Survivor Assistance (DSA) teams to storm-impacted neighborhoods in every designated county. These teams travel door-to-door in hard-hit neighborhoods helping survivors apply for assistance. DSA teams work with commonwealth and local emergency managers to identify and conduct targeted outreach to underserved communities, visit homes, businesses, and nonprofit organizations to help residents register for assistance, identify, and address immediate and emerging needs, and make referrals to other local, commonwealth, and voluntary agencies for additional support.
These teams provide information on resources available from federal and state governments, nonprofit organizations, and the faith-based community to help address immediate needs.
To date, DSA personnel have visited more than 5,400 homes and more than 300 businesses; they have interacted with more than 6,000 survivors and have registered more than 1,500 households for FEMA's Individual Assistance program.
FEMA is working to remove barriers to assistance, ensuring all survivors have equal access to disaster aid and resources.
No one's background or primary language is a barrier to receiving FEMA financial assistance. FEMA offers help in 75 languages available through our call centers to assist caseworkers and processing staff to provide customer service to non-English speaking applicants. Live operators are available by phone.
FEMA is providing timely translation of information and resources into Spanish and multiple other languages identified in Kentucky.
FEMA's Public Assistance program reimburses counties, the Commonwealth, tribes, and certain nonprofits for eligible costs of disaster-related debris removal, emergency protective measures and repair and replacement of disaster-damaged facilities, such as roads, bridges, public utilities, including water treatment and electrical plants, government buildings and parks.
FEMA mission assigned the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to manage debris removal in Graves County. The Corps has deployed 175 personnel. USACE estimates that more than 80,000 cubic yards of debris have been removed from roads in Graves County.
President Biden approved an increase in the federal cost share for tornado-related debris removal in Kentucky from 75% to 100% for a period of 30 days in the first 120 days following the Dec. 12, 2021 declaration. The commonwealth will determine which 30-day window will best suit the needs. Twenty-three counties Kentucky Counties are now eligible funding under this program.
For more information about Kentucky tornado recovery, visit www.fema.gov/disaster/4630. Follow the FEMA Region 4 Twitter account at www.twitter.com/femaregion4.
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Jack O'Connell is in contention to be named Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month for March.
The powerful defender was in fine form last month, scoring once and helping United keep four clean sheets, picking up 10 points in the process.
Ajayi's power and will to win were always suited to the transition from central defence to midfield. Less predictable were five goals in five games, three courtesy of prodigious leaps and flying headers, two immaculately timed low shots.
Has blossomed since the turn of the year. Imaginative and daring with his passes, the Argentine scored three goals, including a stunning strike on the run for the winner against Swansea, and set up two more in March.
A consistent contributor all season, the Spaniard was exceptional in March. Silky smooth when running with the ball and a superb timer of shots, he scored five goals from a wide position and also set up two for teammates.
The judging panel comprises Sky Sports' EFL expert Don Goodman; League Managers' Association Director Olaf Dixon and Sky Bet EFL Trader Ivor Davies.
All winners will be announced on Friday 12th April 2019.