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Q: how to pass data from one model into another loopback guys, I m new to loopback so don't know how I can do. here is my code
 module.exports = function(Customer) {

    Customer.beforeRemote('create', function (ctx, user, next) {
    var companyprofile=app.models.customerdetail
    companyprofile.create(ctx.args.data.cust_cmp_profile,user,next)// is this possible to pass selected value to model customerdetail
    console.log(ctx);
    });
};

both model is unrelated so i call  customerdetail model in Customer here i m try to use create method of customerdetail but don't know how to do that . i search lot but have't got any thing how i can do this

A: try this hope it will help you
    Customer.beforeRemote('create', function (ctx, user, next) {

   var companyprofile=app.models.customerdetail
   companyprofile.create({cust_cmp_profile:ctx.args.data.cust_cmp_profile},              function(err) {
    if (err){
        next(err)
     }
    else{
        next()
    }
 });
});

A: To have app available in your model you should do the following:

module.exports = function(Customer) {
  let app

  // Your code like app.models

  Customer.on('attached', function(a) {
    app = a
  })
}

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Jan 21, 2014 ECI, election commission, election commission of india, EVM, man mohan singh, mani shankar aiyar
As elections to what some consider the historic election in India's history, Election Commission need to be stand up for electorate and restore confidence. The fact that Government did not provide funds for VVPAT machines cannot justify Election Commission silence. Election Commission need to be vocal about it and even approach SC on the issue of funds. It has to be bold enough to go with paper ballots.
As article below says, how can a prominent Congress leader make such an assertion without some plans to commit fraud? According to Dr. Swamy, 5000 crores were set aside to manipulate the EVMs in the Lok Sabha elections. I know personally tech companies approached by key leaders of polical parties asking the price to manipulate the EVMs. All it requires manipulating 5% of EVMs in select constituencies. When even a Prime Minister office claims coal gate files being investigated are stolen, when they set fire to Government offices to kill evidence on SC investigations (simultaneously both in center and state!), India is rat hole of corruption. As one person who dealt with India told on BBC interview, you can get anything done in India, just need the right price. It is a child play to manipulate the EVMs.
The most disconcerting fact is that some of the Elections Commissioners have declared high level of personal assets and this will be used by establishment to silence the Election Commission officials. Many times, silence is cooperation.
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From: S. Kalyanaraman <kalyan97@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 9:09 PM
Subject: Aiyar's jibe on Modi lands Cong in trouble with EC — Kumar Chellappan. EC, revert to paper ballot.
http://bharatkalyan97.blogspot.in/2014/01/aiyars-jibe-on-modi-lands-cong-in.html
Aiyar's jibe on Modi lands Cong in trouble with EC — Kumar Chellappan. EC, revert to paper ballot.
AIYAR'S JIBE ON MODI LANDS CONG IN TROUBLE WITH EC
Monday, 20 January 2014 | Kumar Chellappan | CHENNAI
Rahul Gandhi acolyte Mani Shankar Aiyar's declaration that Narendra Modi would never become the Prime Minister of the country has landed him in trouble. A Chennai based social activist MS Subramaniam has written to VS Sampath, chief election commissioner, TN Malhotra and HS Brahma, the election commissioners, questioning the reason behind Aiyar's declaration.
"I give you my word that in 21st century Narendra Modi will never become the Prime Minister of the country", Aiyer, a former IFS officer-turned politician had told the delegates of the AICC session held at New Delhi on Friday.
According to Subramaniam, the Congress leadership has made elaborate arrangement to tamper and manipulate the Electronic Voting Machines in select constituencies across the country. "Aiyer's declaration that Modi would never become the Prime Minister was born out of this fact. Otherwise how can he tell with authority that Modi would not win the election? The Congress is planning to tamper the EVMs. This only can ensure the defeat of the BJP candidates. The Election Commission of India is yet to take up the Supreme Court verdict making Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail mandatory for all EVMs deployed across the country. The Congress won the 2004 and 2009 Lok Sabha elections by tampering the EVMs," Subramaniam pointed out in his letter to the CEC and other commissioners.
The VVPAT was made mandatory by the Supreme Court following a prolonged legal battle by senior BJP leader Dr Subramanian Swamy who proved that all EVMs could be tampered. Prof David Dill, professor of computer science, Stanford University, a pioneer in Electronic Voting Machines had written to Navin Chawla, the then Chief Election Commissioner in February 2010 that "computerised voting equipment is inherently subject to programming error, equipment malfunction and malicious tampering". Chawla, known more for his proximity to the clan controlling the Congress, is yet to respond or acknowledge this letter.
The introduction of VVPAT would enable the voters to get a paper receipt from the EVM indicating the name of the candidate for whom he/she cast the vote. This will be collected in a ballot box and would serve as an evidence in the eventuality of any doubts in the minds of the voters. The dubious nature of the EVMs came out in the open following the "infamous" victory of union finance minister P Chidambaram from Sivaganga in Tamil Nadu in the 2009 Lok Sabha election. Initially it was declared by the national media that Chidambaram lost the election to his nearest rival, Raja Kannappan of the AIADMK. But later the returning officer corrected the declaration and announcved that Chidambaram won by 3000 votes, the lowest margin in Tamil Nadu.
A person no other than J Jayalalithaa, the chief minister, has questioned thevalidity of Chidambaram's election in a letter addressed to the ECI. A case filed by Raja Kannappan in Madras High Court challenging the election of Chidambaram has not reached the logical conclusion though the next Lok Sabha election is hardly weeks away.
Prof Satinath Choudhury, a widely respected electrical engineering and computer science specialist had told the Election Commission way back in 1998 itself that the EVMs could be tampered and were not foolproof. He had suggested that voters be given the right to bring in paper/flier on which they have written the name of the candidate for whom they want to vote. "The polling officer may give them an envelope and the paper could be deposited in the ballot box. Let's have bot the system," Prof Choudhry had told the ECI. Though the Supreme Court had asked the EC to consider the suggestion , nothing has been heard about it even after six years.
http://www.dailypioneer.com/nation/aiyars-jibe-on-modi-lands-cong-in-trouble-with-ec.html
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Saturday: Embassy Suite's bacon, cantalop and a freshly made spinach, mushroom, pepper and onion omelet. Do I even want to know what type of oil was on the bacon or if those were real eggs? Probably not, so I'm not worrying about it. Everyone else in my family chowed down on pancakes, I even went as far as to pick up one of thier pancakes and smell it. But I'd rather fill up on food that will get me through the day.
Friday: I ate lunch for breakfast. The restaurant sold french toast, pancakes, grits, biscuits and cinnabun rolls for breakfast. I'm not down for any of that. Sometime soon I want to try making a paleo cinnabun roll, I forgot how good they looked. I ended up with two grilled chicken breasts, turnip greens and green beans for breakfast.
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Q: Why do I get the error "not all arguments converted during string formatting None" when installing module in Odoo 11? I am trying to install the l10n_es_aeat module developed by Odoo Community Association. I have installed it in local with no problem, however in a remote server I get the following error:

not all arguments converted during string formatting None" while
  parsing /my_odoo_path/l10n_es_aeat/data/aeat_partner.xml:5

This error is due to the XML data introduced by the module, which is only the next record:
<odoo noupdate="1">

<record id="res_partner_aeat" model="res.partner">
    <field name="name">Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria (AEAT)</field>
    <field name="supplier">1</field>
    <field name="customer" eval="False"/>
    <field name="is_company">1</field>
    <field name="city">Madrid</field>
    <field name="zip">28020</field>
    <field name="country_id" ref="base.es"/>
    <field name="vat">ESQ2826000H</field>
    <field name="street">C/ Lérida 32-34 </field>
    <field name="phone">91 583 80 72</field>
    <field name="website">https://www.agenciatributaria.gob.es</field>
    <field name="image" type="base64" file="l10n_es_aeat/static/description/icon.png"/>
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</odoo>

Any ideas of what is happening? Thank you!

A: Thanks to Travis, when I was going to paste him the whole traceback, I realised a line I had not seen before:
File "/my_odoo_path/linked/partner_vat_unique/models/res_partner.py", line 29, in _check_vat_unique
    "partner.") % record.vat)

That gave me the reason. There is already a partner with the VAT number ESQ2826000H stored in the database of the remote server. So when Odoo tries to load the XML record of the module l10n_es_aeat, throws the error. This worked in localhost because my database had no partners with that VAT.
And the reason of why there is already a partner with that VAT number in the remote database is because we made a data migration from version 8 to version 11. In version 8 l10n_es_aeat also created a partner with that VAT, so when we try to install the module in version 11, there is a conflict with the migrated partner.


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News // Wilton
WILTON — A 53-year-old Stamford woman was killed Sunday night when her motorcycle veered off Route 7 and struck a curb, police said.
Wilton police Lt. Stephen Brennan identified the victim as Susan Tolliver, of 16 Remington St., Stamford.
According to police, Tolliver was traveling south on Route 7 at approximately 7:11 p.m. when her 2003 Buell Firebolt XB9R motorcycle left the west side of the roadway and struck a curb in front of 141 Danbury Road.
Police say the motorcycle then traveled across the three lanes of Route 7, at which point Tolliver was ejected from the motorcycle.
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Police would not say if speed or alcohol played a factor in the crash, as the accident is still under investigation.


Philando Castile was 32 years old when he was shot to death in his car by a police officer. Before Castile was shot to death, he got a haircut, ate dinner with his sister and picked up his girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, at his apartment. The officer said he pulled Castile over for a brake light problem; an audio transcript later revealed the officer saying, "The two occupants just look like people that were involved in a robbery. The driver looks more like one of our suspects, just 'cause of the wide-set nose."
According to Reynolds' account, when asked for his license and registration Castile disclosed that he had a pistol and was licensed to carry. He then reached for his wallet. The officer told him, "Don't move."
103 seconds elapsed between when the police officer pulled Castile over and when he shot Castile seven times. Several of the shots the officer fired pierced Castile's arm and left side.
While Castile was being shot to death, Reynolds' 4-year-old daughter was sitting in the back seat of the car.
Reynolds livestreamed the aftermath for 10 minutes on Facebook. Imagine the presence of mind and strength that required.
On Friday, the police officer who shot Philando Castile to death was acquitted of all charges. The officer's name is Jeronimo Yanez, and he is a free man.
These names should ricochet off the hearts and consciences of each person in this country.
After the verdict, Castile's mother Valerie asked, "Where in this planet do you tell the truth and you be honest and you still be murdered by the police of Minnesota while you have your seat belt on and you're in the company of a woman and a child?"
Absolutely nothing. I would have disclosed my weapon, reached for my wallet, put my hands in the air when instructed. I am white. I get pulled over less frequently than I should, and I am treated fairly when it happens.
One of the things Philando Castile's death demonstrates is the depth and pervasiveness of anti-black racism in our country. "Where in this planet?" Valerie Castile asked, reminding us that the answer is here. Anti-blackness is not the exclusive province of white Americans; anti-blackness is so deep in the fabric of our national history that no community is immune to it — even communities of color, some of whose members are in uniform and occasionally the ones pulling the trigger.
In 2015, Sandra Bland died in jail three days after being arrested at a traffic stop. The African American Policy Forum promoted the phrase "Say Her Name" in an effort to center violence against black women in the national conversation.
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These names should ricochet off the hearts and consciences of each person in this country. This is where we live. This is what happens here.
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On Sunday morning, Charleena Lyles called the Seattle police to report a burglary. After two officers arrived at her apartment complex, they shot her to death. Both opened fire. Lyles was a 30-year-old black woman. She was pregnant. Her four children were nearby. The officers were white. They say she confronted them with a knife.
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AG-elect Griffin Announces Senior Staff and Restructuring
December 9, 2022 by Tim Griffin for Attorney General
Griffin: Staff will serve with 'excellence'
and the 'highest level of professionalism' for Arkansans
LITTLE ROCK – Lt. Governor and Attorney General-elect Tim Griffin today released the following statement announcing his senior staff and a restructuring of the Office of the Attorney General:
"I first want to thank Attorney General Rutledge for her assistance and cooperation during our transition. I am excited to announce my senior staff and restructuring. This talented team will serve with excellence and the highest level of professionalism. They share my commitment to protecting Arkansans from criminals, unscrupulous actors, and an overreaching federal government."
Griffin announced that he is creating an Office of General Counsel and appointing a General Counsel with the responsibility of providing world-class legal advice internally within the Office of the Attorney General and externally through the Opinions and State Agencies Divisions, both of which will be led by a Deputy General Counsel.
Griffin also announced that he is eliminating the position of Chief of Staff and two Deputy Chief of Staff positions to implement a unified supervisory structure headed by the Chief Deputy Attorney General. Additionally, he is creating a Special Litigation Section under the Civil Litigation Division. This new section of experienced litigators will handle the most complex cases and work in tandem with the outstanding appellate practice of the Solicitor General's office.
Further, Griffin is creating a Director of Trial Advocacy position to ensure that the Office of the Attorney General has the highest level of trial advocacy training, especially for the younger, less experienced attorneys. Griffin is also creating a Special Prosecutions Division to work directly with the Special Investigations Division.
Senior Staff Appointments
Griffin named the following people to serve in the Office of the Attorney General when he takes the oath of office as Arkansas's 57th Attorney General on January 10, 2023:
Chief Deputy Attorney General Bob R. Brooks, Jr. is a Fort Smith native and is currently a partner at Capitol Counsel, LLC. A graduate of the Sam M. Walton School of Business at the University of Arkansas and the University of Tulsa College of Law, Brooks served as Chief of Staff to former Congressmen and House Committee on Ways and Means Ranking Member Jim McCrery (LA-04) and Jay Dickey (AR-04).
General Counsel Zach Mayo is a native Arkansan who currently serves as Criminal Justice Counsel in the Office of Governor Asa Hutchinson. Prior to that, he served as a clerk for Arkansas Supreme Court Associate Justice Shawn Womack and as Deputy Director of External Relations for the Federalist Society. He is a graduate of the University of Florida and the University of Chicago Law School.
Senior Advisor Carl Vogelpohl is a Little Rock native currently serving as Chief of Staff for Lt. Governor Griffin and is a former Chief of Staff in the Office of the Attorney General. A graduate of the University of Arkansas, he has also served as District Director, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Chief of Staff for Griffin's Second Congressional District Office.
Assistant Attorney General and Director, Office of Intergovernmental Affairs, Alexandra Benton is a native of Batesville and currently serves as Counselor and Deputy Director of America Strong and Free, Inc., and previously served as Appointment Coordinator for Governor Asa Hutchinson. She is a graduate of the University of Arkansas and the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law at the University of Memphis.
Director, Office of Community Relations, Anushree Jumde is from Conway and currently serves as District Director for Second District Congressman French Hill. She previously served as a District Representative in Hill's office after starting in the Second District office under Congressman Tim Griffin in 2014. She is a graduate of the University of Central Arkansas and the Texas A&M Bush School of Government and Public Service.
Deputy General Counsel for State Agencies Daniel Faulkner is currently Deputy Attorney General for State Agencies and has been in the office since 2016. He started in public service as a lawyer in the Arkansas Department of Labor in 2002. He is a graduate of the University of Central Arkansas and the University of Arkansas School of Law.
Deputy General Counsel for Opinions Ryan Owsley is from Little Rock and currently serves as a Senior Legislative Attorney in the Bureau of Legislative Research. He previously served in the Attorney General's office from 2008 through 2016. Owsley is a graduate of Ouachita Baptist University and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, where he serves as an Adjunct Professor.
Deputy Attorney General, Civil Litigation Division, John Payne is the Deputy Adjutant General of the Arkansas National Guard and holds the rank of Brigadier General. He commanded the 77th Aviation Brigade on deployment to Iraq in 2011 and earned the Bronze Star. He is a graduate of Henderson State University, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law, and the United States Army War College.
Senior Assistant Attorney General, Civil Litigation Division, and Chief, Special Litigation Section, Christine Cryer will return to the Attorney General's office from the Arkansas Department of Corrections where she currently serves as Chief Legal Counsel. Cryer previously served under Griffin's three immediate predecessors in the Attorney General's office. A graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, she received her Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law.
Senior Assistant Attorney General, Civil Litigation Division, Special Litigation Section, Noah Watson is an associate attorney at Quattlebaum, Grooms & Tull, PLLC in Little Rock where his practice focuses on civil litigation. He served as a clerk for Chief Judge Lavenski Smith of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Watson graduated from Harding University and the Washington University School of Law.
Assistant Attorney General, Civil Litigation Division, Special Litigation Section, Justin Brascher is currently serving as a Deputy Prosecutor in the Cowlitz County Prosecutor's Office in Kelso, Washington. He previously served as a prosecutor in Bothell, Washington, and a clerk in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington. He is a graduate of the University of Washington and University of Washington School of Law.
Senior Assistant Attorney General and Director of Trial Advocacy, Civil Litigation Division, Renae Ford Hudson is from Sherwood and currently serves as the Deputy Attorney General of the Civil Litigation Division. She is a graduate of Arkansas State University and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law.
Deputy Attorney General, Public Protection Division, Chuck Harder is from Benton and previously led the Public Protection Division. Previously, he served as the Vice President for Regulatory and Government Affairs at SourceGas, LLC, after holding multiple senior and director-level positions at CenterPoint Energy, Inc. Additionally, he has held leadership positions on various consumer protection boards and utility trade associations. He is a graduate of Hendrix College and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law.
Senior Assistant Attorney General, Special Prosecutions Division, Ryan Cooper is from Walnut Ridge and currently serves as the Prosecuting Attorney for the Third Judicial District. He previously served as the City Attorney for the cities of Hoxie and Walnut Ridge and City Attorney for the cities of Black Rock, Imboden, and Ravenden. He is a graduate of Arkansas State University and the University of Arkansas School of Law.
Deputy Chief of Investigations and Director, Executive Protection Unit, Special Investigations Division, John Howard is currently Special Agent in Charge in the Special Investigations Division and a reserve officer in the Jacksonville Police Department. He began his law enforcement career in 1997 as a patrol officer in Jacksonville and was later promoted to the JUMP Team and Detective. Additionally, he served as a Deputy Sheriff and Investigator for the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department. Howard also served as a civilian contractor providing security in high-threat areas in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Last week, Griffin announced that former Little Rock Police Department Interim Chief Wayne Bewley will become his Chief of Investigations, Special Investigations Division.
Griffin also announced that the following people will continue in their current roles in the Office of Attorney General:
Solicitor General Nicholas Bronni is a Camden native and has served as Solicitor General since 2018. He first joined the Attorney General's office in 2016 after serving as a Senior Litigation Counsel at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He is a graduate of George Washington University and the University of Michigan Law School.
Deputy Attorney General, Criminal Division, Darnisa Johnson started in the Attorney General's office in 1991 as an Assistant Attorney General. She was promoted to Senior Assistant Attorney General in 1996 and later became a Deputy Attorney General in 2002. She is a graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law.
Deputy Attorney General, Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, Lloyd Warford is a native of North Little Rock and has served in this position since 2015. He previously served as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, on the Arkansas Public Defender Commission, and as an Attorney and Assistant Director of Youth Services at the Arkansas Department of Human Services. He is a graduate of the University of Central Arkansas and the University of Arkansas School of Law.
About Lt. Governor Tim Griffin
He was elected lieutenant governor of Arkansas on November 4, 2014, and was re-elected for his second four-year term on November 6, 2018. From 2011-2015, Griffin served as the 24th representative of Arkansas's Second Congressional District. For the 113th Congress, he was a member of the House Committee on Ways and Means while also serving as a Deputy Whip for the Majority. In the 112th Congress, he served as a member of the House Armed Services Committee, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and the House Committee on the Judiciary.
Griffin is a graduate of Magnolia High School, Hendrix College in Conway and Tulane Law School in New Orleans, and attended graduate school at Oxford University. Griffin has served as an officer in the U.S. Army Reserve, Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps, for over 25 years and currently holds the rank of colonel. In 2005, Griffin was mobilized to active duty as an Army prosecutor at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and served with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault in Mosul, Iraq. He is currently serving as the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) for the 81st Readiness Division at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Prior to his current post, Griffin served as the Commander of the 134th Legal Operations Detachment (LOD) at Fort Bragg, North Carolina and a senior legislative advisor to the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness at the Pentagon. Colonel Griffin holds a master's degree in strategic studies from the U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. He also served as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas and Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of Political Affairs for President George W. Bush. Griffin lives in Little Rock with his wife Elizabeth, a Camden native, and their three children.
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Third year has just come around, and with that has come a lengthy reading list and a pile of assignments.
I want to let you know what I'm currently studying, not just so you get to know me better, but in case any of it interests you!
I'm in the library right now as I type this up – any spare time during the first two weeks is something to be cherished, but here I am.
This course intends to explore later medieval culture's diverse attraction to the nature of love and desire, both personally and spiritually. We are going to be closely exploring and analysing a range of British and European texts, including poetry by Chaucer and Petrarch. From key texts as such, we will be exposed to a variety of genres and modes from the twelfth to fifteenth century and thus have the opportunity to understand their fascination with love and desire. Whilst reading said lyric poetry, dream vision and allegory, romance, elegy and 'mystical' writing, we will focus on relationships, symbolic languages and identities that the authors have created, as well as much more.
Currently, our seminars are looking into Troubadour poetry, and we are planning on continuing into areas such as the Female Voice and Supernatural Love.
For this particular course, we have an extensive essay to write and an exam to complete in order to pass.
Ok, so this is just a tad different from my other course. Or maybe a whole lot different. I'll let you decide.
With this course, we are getting to explore twentieth century Scotland through the eyes of some of its most distinguished and celebrated authors. We will consider how society has changed and the ways in which the authors seek to recognise and represent said changes. Within this, we will also refer to Scotland's social, political and economic circumstances and the central problems that modernity creates. There seems to be a strong sense of tradition and values within the work of Scottish writers, and it will be interesting to see how this plays out with topics such as religion, science, politics, gender, history and the individual.
The reading list includes Nan Shepherd's The Weatherhouse, Neil Gunn's Highland River, Jessie Kesson's The White Bird Passes, Muriel Spark's The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Alexander Trocchi's Cain's Book and Alasdair Gray's Lanark, as well as much, much more.
We are assigned an essay and exam for this course, too – wish me luck!
I've put my last two courses together here. Although they are completely different from one another, they are similar in that they are bit different from my other courses. Rather than small, two-hour seminars with my classmates and lengthy discussions (like the first two courses), these Critical Practice ones are a bit more general and are in the form of hour-long lectures and workshops.
They intend to expand our knowledge of specific generic conventions and associated critical vocabulary. Critical Practice hones our skills in close reading, descriptions and analysis of a variety of texts.
Within poetry, we are being taken through sonnets, the eighteenth-century voice, the lyric, dramatic monologues, modernist poetics, gender and everything else to do with poetry. It is a more general approach of study as we step back and look at poetry on a surface-level and really get to grips with what poetry actually is, and what it takes for work to be classed as a poem.
For performance, we will be encouraged to reflect upon the different meanings and effects texts can produce in a performative display. It will be interesting to see how pieces of work are translated to the stage. Through this, we will be exploring a range of different styles of theatre and I feel that it will develop my analytic skills when reading a play, too.
And, guess what? I also have to write an essay for each of these courses, as well as sit an exam for each of them.
So, that's my life until December. I pretty much study those four areas during the week and then I work in retail at the weekend. They make student life out to be easy and simple, but believe me when I tell you it isn't.
Let me know if any of these areas interest you, or if you've read any of the literature that I've mentioned.
If you liked this post, I'll maybe post an updated version of it come January when my courses change over for the second semester.
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Place 3 agenda counters on House of Knives when you score it.
Hosted agenda counter: Do 1 net damage. Use this ability only during a run and only once per run.
During which time windows of a run can i make the net damage?
Any time you can use a paid ability during a run. Have a look at the run timing portion of the rulebook or FAQ. If you want to tie this to your Komainu question, you'd want to use the hosted counter at step 2.1/4.1 (depending on where Komainu is on the server) right after the runner fails to break Komainu's subroutines, but before the runner can jack out.
Hope that helps, and have fun exploring this great game!


Well, this is exciting news for those interested in Buchla instruments. Being taken over by Eric Fox bodes well indeed for the future of Buchla. We met him at Superbooth and were immediately taken by his commitment to synths, Buchla, and its future. Plus, Marc Doty is onboard at Buchla USA too. Honestly, if you were ever concerned about the long term future of Buchla synths, don't be. We anticipate more interesting synth modules and machines from Buchla in the coming years!
Announcing the purchase of Buchla Electronic Musical Instruments by Buchla U.S.A. LLC. The iconic electronic musical instrument company founded by Don Buchla as Buchla and Associates in the mid-1960s is now headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota and headed by CEO Eric Fox.
The new company will continue to create unique, expressive, and iconic electronic performance instruments and controllers with a focus on the 50+ year history of Don Buchla. Buchla U.S.A.'s lead design and engineering is being performed by Don Buchla's right-hand-man, Joel Davel, who worked with Don for over 20 years. Production of the majority of Buchla modules is being handled by Dave Reilly, who was hand-picked by Don to manufacture Buchla products. Both design and production are located in the San Francisco bay area, as they were in the 1960s.
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Buchla U.S.A. is committed to the continued production of high-quality historic synthesis/performance technology, a focus on and celebration of Don Buchla's legacy, and meeting the needs of Buchla customers.
This is fantastic news for the affluent!


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Nobel Prize-Winning Chemist Dr. Roderick MacKinnon to Speak at Adelphi on April 4, 2011
Nobel Prize-Winning Chemist Dr. Roderick MacKinnon to Speak at Adelphi on April 4, 2011 Navigation
Dr. Roderick MacKinnon
Adelphi University is pleased to announce that Dr. Roderick MacKinnon, co-recipient of the 2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, will deliver the annual Dakin Memorial Lecture. The event will take place on Monday, April 4, 2011, at 7:00 p.m. in Adelphi's Thomas Dixon Lovely Ballroom in the Ruth S. Harley University Center, 1 South Avenue, Garden City, NY. This event is free and open to the public.
Currently, Dr. MacKinnon is the John D. Rockefeller Jr. Professor in the Laboratory of Molecular Neurobiology and Biophysics at Rockefeller University, and Investigator in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Dr. MacKinnon's research aims to understand the molecular basis of the electrical system of living cells. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for his discoveries pertaining to potassium ion channels in cell membranes. His work has provided further insight into the nature of a wide variety of disorders, including epilepsy, heart arrhythmia, and cystic fibrosis, among others.
In addition to the Nobel Prize, Dr. MacKinnon has received many other honors, including the 2003 Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize, the 2001 Gairdner Foundation International Award, the 2001 Perl-UNC Neuroscience Prize, the 2000 Lewis S. Rosenstiel Award for Distinguished Work in Basic Medical Science, and the 1999 Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award. He is also a member of the National Academy of Sciences.
He received his B.A. in biochemistry from Brandeis University, his M.D. from Tufts University, and training in internal medicine at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston.
The Dakin Memorial Lecture is an endowed lectureship that celebrates the work and achievements of Henry Drysdale Dakin and aims to inspire embryologists to emulate the splendid example he set during his lifetime.
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PORTOLA HILLS LIVING by Kelly Turbeville: Portola Hills Residents Considering a Short Sale - Make sure to understand the Taxes.
Portola Hills Residents Considering a Short Sale - Make sure to understand the Taxes.
This makes me mad. When speaking to clients regarding Short Sales the majority do not understand the tax consequences of a Short Sale. Alot of that confusion comes from the fact that the Federal Gov't is not currently requiring a tax, but depending on the state you live in the homeowner may still be liable for the loss as is the current rule for California homes.
Below is a great article that spells out the difference between the Federal and State requirement.
Please ensure if you are considering a short sale the tax issues and I highly recommend you speak with a Tax Accountant regarding this liability.


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Home United We Speak 'Afghan Adjustment Act' Would Legalize 36,000 Unvetted Afghans
Don't ask questions, just give them their citizenship.
Source: Jihad Watch, By Daniel Greenfield, March 3, 2022
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
Biden's evacuation brought tens of thousands of Afghans to America.
The majority of them were not interpreters, had no visas, and no basis for entering the country. Despite that, they were rapidly brought here with virtually no vetting, dropped off at military bases, and then put through the resettlement process across the United States.
There's no one problem.
At last count around 36,000 Afghans or 40% of the "refugees" had no legal basis for being evacuated even after the Biden administration and its congressional allies, both Democrat and Republican, watered down standards for applying for SIV visas so much so that virtually any Afghan employed in any capacity by any contractors, charities, or even the media qualified.
The vast majority of Afghans in the evacuation were not visa recipients, but the evacuees got past Taliban checkpoints even while Americans and visa holders were being turned back.
Many of them have no paperwork and no legitimate basis for even claiming political asylum.
The same coalition of administration officials, congressional staffers, and refugee resettlement profiteers who perpetrated this mess have a shortcut in mind for legalizing all of them anyway.
A proposed Afghan Adjustment Act would grant the Afghan migrants, at least 36,000 of them, permanent legal residency and put them on a pathway to demanding citizenship.
Tens of thousands of Afghans have been turned loose on "humanitarian parole" for two years, which gives the refugee resettlement organizations handling their cases plenty of time to figure out some basis for applying for a more permanent asylum, but they don't want to follow the law.
Despite the virtual lack of vetting, hundreds of the Afghan migrants are being flagged as security risks. 50 believed to be security risks were already released in this country and the majority of them are in the wind. Four have already been involved in sexual assault cases. Considering how much the Afghans have misbehaved in so little time, the refugee resettlement contractors are understandably worried that much more damaging information will come out after two years.
The new rush to lobby for an Afghan Adjustment Act, still in draft form, exploits the outrage and sentiment over the botched Afghanistan evacuation to rapidly legalize all of the Afghans here.
We were rushed into this disaster and we're still being rushed into more disastrous decisions.
Biden told us that we had to urgently evacuate Afghanistan, but he was the one who chose to turn over Kabul to the Taliban, and to create the conditions that allowed the terrorists to quickly seize the country. Once the Afghans were evacuated, there should have been plenty of time to hold them at overseas bases in Qatar and elsewhere, then thoroughly screen and vet them.
Instead, the Biden administration pushed to cut refugee resettlement and vetting times from years to days. What exactly was the rush to evacuate the Afghans, not from Kabul, but from Qatar? Now, with two years to go, there's a new rush to give the Afghans instant legal status.
What's the rush? They're no longer fleeing the Taliban. They're safely in America. What's the excuse for not properly screening and vetting them through the normal asylum process?
Bringing tens of thousands of Afghans to America and rapidly resettling them, even though they had no long term legal status, was meant to make the invasion irreversible. Now that the Afghans are scattered from Omaha to Philly to the Bay Area, the odds of deporting them after two years are slim, but the Afghan Adjustment Act would lock in their status, and make it very difficult to deport them even if they turn out to be terrorists, rapists, and other kinds of criminals.
It also speeds up the process of demographic change by which they will import family members, and alleged family members, to this country in order to transform cities, states, and the nation.
The House version of the Afghan Adjustment Act is being drafted by Rep. Earl Blumenauer, one of the most notorious shills for Islamists, and the Democrats are trying to enlist Republicans into foolishly backing the rushed effort to rapidly legalize a population of unvetted Afghan migrants.
Refugee resettlers like the Church World Service and HIAS, as well as umbrella groups like the Refugee Council, which also includes Islamic Relief USA, Amnesty International, the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, OXFAM, and other players in the same racket, are pressuring congress to legalize all the Afghans now while asking questions later. Or never.
And the first question is who are the Afghan migrants and why can't we wait to find that out?
The pressure campaign around the Afghan Adjustment Act is aimed at protecting the Afghan migrants from having to apply for asylum. The advocates for instant legalization claim that the backlog of asylum requests is too long, but that's the doing of their own organizations which have done everything possible to Cloward-Piven the refugee system by pushing open borders.
If the refugee asylum process were reserved for people fleeing political and religious persecution, as they should be, instead of Latin Americans fleeing high crime rates, we wouldn't be overwhelmed with a massive backlog of frivolous asylum requests by illegal border invaders.
And two years is plenty of time in which to process the current requests if that were the issue.
Instead the refugee resettlement lobby wants a free pass for 36,000 Afghans. And it wants to rush Americans into once again going along without asking any of the important questions..
Americans have been lied to about the Afghan evacuation at every turn. Politicians, the media, and the resettlers kept telling us that they were providing visas to interpreters. But the vast majority of Afghans need their own interpreters and most of them never worked with the military.
If they had, they would qualify for SIV visas.
40% of the Afghans, those tens of thousands, not only didn't work for our military, but never worked with any American organization in any capacity or they would qualify for a visa.
After lying to us about saving "interpreters", and lying about the Afghans being carefully "vetted", they're trying to pull off the biggest scam yet by retroactively legalizing their illegal evacuation under the umbrella of an Afghan Adjustment Act which will shut down any further scrutiny.
Why don't they want the Afghans to apply for asylum? The answer is painfully obvious. Just as it was obvious why they dismantled the visa standards for Afghans every single step of the way.
The Biden administration never vetted the tens of thousands of Afghans it imported into America. It and its refugee resettlement allies want to make sure that they never are.
Discovering the real truth about the Afghanistan withdrawal will require close scrutiny of what happened in the White House, in the Pentagon, and in the State Department. The tens of thousands of Afghans who got on the planes, when Americans and visa holders could not, the Taliban checkpoints, and the suicide bombing at the airport are all part of a larger puzzle.
The Afghan Adjustment Act isn't a humanitarian gesture to persecuted people: it's a cover-up.
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Fairtrade at Southend Farmers Market Success
Southend Fairtrade Town Campaign and The Co-operatve Food were in Southend High Street Farmers Market today (27 February 2010)to help promote Fairtrade to shoppers. It was great to see so many people interested in Fairtrade and pledging to support with their purchases.
Free samples of Fairtrade pineaple, tea, chocolate and cake were handed out to passers by. Many commenting on the quality and taste.
Why not swap something in your shopping basket for Fairtrade - togther we can make a difference www.thebigswap.org.uk
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Work places: The Stables recommitts to Fairtade
The Stables, a community venue, used by many people of Leigh-on-Sea and beyond for functions, meetings and community activities week in week out, re-committed their business to remaining a Fairtrade workplace for the next year.
Jane Brookes, Bookings Manager at The Stables told us, "Being a Fairtrade workplace is important to us, we use Fairtrade, Tea, Coffee and Sugar in our offices and actively encourage users to choose Fairtrade with posters. We are committed to remaining Fairtrade supporters."
Further details on converting your workplace to support Fairtrade can be found www.fairtradeatwork.com
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The Big Brew: Coffee Morning at Leigh Church Promotes Fairtrade
Fairtrade was high on the agenda at the weekly Leigh Road Baptist Church coffee morning. Every Thursday at The Stables, Chalkwell Park Drive, Leigh-on-Sea people gather and enjoy a Fairtrade tea and coffee, as well as enjoying quizes, chating with friends and often a short talk from a visitng speaker.
On Thursday 25th February 2010, David Elcock from the Leigh-on-Sea Fairtrade Town campaign visited and thanked the coffee morning regulars for their weekly support of Fairtrade.
Videos were shown on the impact Fairtrade is happening to lives of people in developing countries.
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Press release: Big Brew Success - 22nd February 2010
Southend Central Library Foyer
Big Brew – 22nd February 2010
On a wet Monday morning, staff at Southend Central Library welcomed customers with a cheery cuppa as part of the Big Brew – which marked the national launch of Fairtrade Fortnight.
Library visitors were offered a cup of Fairtrade tea or coffee and a biscuit in return for a donation. Whilst enjoying their brew, they had the opportunity to chat with staff to learn more about the charitable Fairtrade foundation, browse promotional material and watch an informative DVD.
Fairtrade Fortnight runs from 22nd February to 7th March 2010. With various events throughout the borough, Southend is aiming for Fairtrade Town status. The message this year is 'The Big Swap' which asks consumers to consider swapping one item in their regular shopping basket for a Fairtrade one; it could bananas, coffee or cotton socks – just one thing will help make a big difference to the lives of the suppliers.
There is a Fairtrade Directory available from the Ground Floor Foyer, which lists all suppliers in the local area from coffee shops to theatres to hairdressers. Pick up your copy to help you make the Big Swap, plus your chance to win £100 in Co-Operative Food shopping vouchers!
For further information on Fairtrade and the Big Swap please go to http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/.
For local Fairtrade information please visit http://www.fairtradeleigh.org.uk/
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Media Release: The Co-operative Southend 'teas' up for biggest ever fairtrade fortnight
The Co-operative Group is gearing up for its biggest ever Fairtrade Fortnight* following its acquisition of the Somerfield supermarket chain last year, which could boost Fairtrade sales by some £40m per annum.
The Co-operative has led the way on Fairtrade. At the time of the acquisition, Peter Marks, Group Chief Executive, pledged The Co-operative's commitment to ethical trading would be extended to the Somerfield estate and now, for the first time, Somerfield stores will be championing Fairtrade, along with thousands of Co-operative stores across the UK.
In 2008, as part of its Food Ethical Policy, The Co-operative became the first retailer to convert its entire own-brand hot drinks category of tea, coffee and hot chocolate to Fairtrade. The Co-operative, now the fifth biggest food retailer, has taken this commitment further by introducing its Fairtrade hot drinks range into Somerfield stores, along with many other Fairtrade lines as part of the integration process.
Somerfield stores already converted to The Co-operative are stocking the retailer's entire range of branded and own-brand products, including its extensive Fairtrade grocery range, which covers everything from chocolate to fruit and nuts, cereals, hot and cold drinks, cakes and a market-leading wine range.
The Co-operative's latest move makes Fairtrade accessible to millions more shoppers, and will benefit hundreds of thousands of growers in some of the world's poorest countries, including Malawi.
"The Big Swap" is the main theme for this year's Fairtrade Fortnight, to encourage people to switch their usual products for ones carrying the FAIRTRADE Mark to help producers in developing countries. As an added incentive, there is up to 20% off selected Fairtrade products at Co-operative and Somerfield stores**, including the retailer's iconic 99 Tea range, to encourage shoppers to switch their cuppa to Fairtrade.
The Co-operative's long-term commitment to Fairtrade is demonstrated by its involvement in a unique project designed to empower small-scale tea producers in Kenya. The project, one of the largest Fairtrade projects in the world, aims to help 8,000 smallholders to form co-operatives, achieve Fairtrade certification and diversify into other products. It is anticipated that the growers will eventually be able to supply The Co-operative with tea for its 99 Tea blend.
Additionally, in 2010, The Co-operative will spend an additional £500,000 on a number of development projects offering benefits even beyond the existing Fairtrade commitments.
Peter Marks said: "The Co-operative has led the way on Fairtrade, having championed the FAIRTRADE Mark since its inception, and our pioneering development work has helped the UK become one of the largest Fairtrade markets in the world.
"We are continuing this commitment by extending our extensive Fairtrade range to the Somerfield estate, and we will continue to add more Fairtrade lines to our entire 3, 000 store network, as well as helping to develop more Fairtrade products and market opportunities for growers in developing countries."
Harriet Lamb, Executive Director of the Fairtrade Foundation, said: "The Co-operative and their customers have given invaluable support to Fairtrade over the years, and their commitment to swap all their own-brand hot beverages, as well as other lines, in Somerfield stores to Fairtrade is great news for growers, workers and their communities around the world."
The Co-operative Food & Membership with join with Southend's Fairtrade Borough Campaign Volunteers in Southend High Street on Saturday 27th February at the Farmers Market. With Fairtrade items on sales, sampling and a free Co-operative voucher which can be taken and redeemed in Co-operative stores during March. With £3 of when you spend £7 of Fairtrade items. Also maybe a live Fairtrade Tea Dance.
* Fairtrade Fortnight, which this year runs from 22 February – 7 March inclusive, is the annual nationwide campaign led by the Fairtrade Foundation to promote awareness of Fairtrade and to encourage people to buy products carrying the FAIRTRADE Mark. As part of "The Big Swap", the Foundation is hoping to get people in Britain to make one million and one swaps over the two-week period.
** The Co-operative and Somerfield are offering up to 20% off selected Fairtrade products from now until 9 March inclusive.
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Media Coverage: Fairtrade Fortnight campaign in Southend
SOUTHEND Council is urging residents to support Fairtrade Fortnight which starts next week.
The Southend Together Partnership, which involves the council and other groups, is teaming up with Britain's biggest supermarket chains to support The Big Swap as part of the campaign.
The fortnight starts on Monday (February 22) until March 7, and aims to raise awareness of how shoppers can make a difference to the developing world by buying Fairtrade products.
The aim of The Big Swap is to buy a Fairtrade alternative instead of one of your usual purchases, to show support for producers in the developing world through what you buy.
Councillor Andrew Moring, a member of Southend Council's Fairtrade Steering Group, said: "As a partnership, Southend Together understands the importance of Fairtrade on both a local and global scale.
"Recent research commissioned by the Fairtrade Foundation shows that recognition of the Fairtrade brand is increasing.
"More people understand how the Fairtrade mark is helping to make a better deal for producers in the developing world."
Information about Fairtrade products will be available at the following venues where the Southend Together Partnership will be encouraging shoppers to take part in 'The Big Swap': Asda, in North Shoebury Road, Shoebury on Tuesday Feb 23, Sainsburys, in Southend High Street on Thursday, March 4, Waitrose in Eastern Avenue, Southend, Saturday, February 27, and Tesco in Prince Avenue, Southend, on Monday March 1.
Fairtrade aims to establishing better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world.
Read more by visiting the Evening Echo website
Labels: event, events, fairtrade fortnight 10, media coverage, news, press release, The Big Swap
PRESS RELEASE: The Big Brew at Southend Central Library & Kent Elms Library
Southend Borough Libraries - Media Release February 2010
The Big Brew: Southend Central Library & Kent Elms Library
Monday 22nd February at Southend
Friday 5th March at Kent Elms
Come and join us for a cup of Fairtrade tea and a biscuit to celebrate the launch of Fairtrade Fortnight.
Southend Libraries are pleased to take part in The Big Brew, a national initiative by Traidcraft. The aim is to raise awareness of Fairtrade and the issues faced by tea producers in the developing world. Did you know that only 10% of tea sold in the UK is Fairtrade? Learn more about the tea trade and how you can make a difference to the lives of the tea growing communities, by joining Traidcraft's campaign.
We will be serving Fairtrade tea, coffee and biscuits in return for a donation.
Come along and join us for a cuppa with a conscience!
www.traidcraft.co.uk/tea or www.traidcraft.co.uk/bigbrew
Southend-on-Sea is working towards becoming a Fairtrade Borough. To join the cause visit http://www.fairtradeleigh.org.uk/ and http://www.southendfairtradenetwork.org.uk/
For more information contact the Service Development Team libraryservicedevelopment@southend.gov.uk T: 01702 215011 ext 4198
Labels: event, events, fairtrade fortnight 10, press release, The Big Swap
Media Release: Fairtrade Fortnight – take part in 'The Big Swap' (Southend Together Partnership)
Media Release from Southend Together Partnership
Tuesday 16th February, 2010 – For immediate release
Fairtrade Fortnight – take part in 'The Big Swap'
Southend Together Partnership is teaming up with Britain's biggest supermarket chains to support 'The Big Swap' as part of Fairtrade Fortnight. The campaign, which runs from February 22 to March 7, aims to raise awareness of how shoppers can make a difference to the developing world by purchasing Fairtrade products.
By swapping just one of your usual purchases for a Fairtrade alternative you can show your support for producers in the developing world through what you buy.
Councillor Andrew Moring, a member of Southend-on-Sea Borough Council's Fairtrade Steering Group, urged the town's residents to support Fairtrade Fortnight.
He said: "As a partnership Southend Together understands the importance of Fairtrade on both a local and global scale. "Recent research commissioned by the Fairtrade Foundation shows that recognition of the Fairtrade brand is increasing. More people understand how the Fairtrade mark is helping to make a better deal for producers in the developing world."
Information about Fairtrade products will be available at the following venues where Southend Together Partnership will be encouraging shoppers to take part in 'The Big Swap':
Asda, North Shoebury Road, Shoeburyness
Tuesday 23rd February
Sainsburys, Southend High Street
Thursday 4th March
Waitrose, Eastern Avenue, Southend
Saturday 27th February
Tesco, Prince Avenue, Southend,
Monday 1st March
Note to journalists: Fairtrade is about establishing better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world. Offering a fair price for goods enables them to improve their position and have more control over their lives.
For more information about this media release please call the Media and Communications Team on 01702 215000 ext 5939 or email media@southend.gov.uk
Fashion: Fairtrade 100% cotton for Spring 2010
People Tree collection in collaboration with actress Emma Watson
The latest range of Fairtrade cotton clothing to be introduced this spring for Fairtrade Fortnight (22 February – 7 March) includes innovative use of fabric and trend-lead design. 2010 is an important milestone as it marks the fifth year anniversary of the introduction of Fairtrade cotton into the UK market. This year will see an exciting number of partnerships with celebrities, designers and photographers to celebrate five years of Fairtrade cotton supported by a campaign to make fashion fairer.
The new directional collections made with Fairtrade cotton include casual essentials such as roll-up trousers, leggings and frill detail T'shirts vamped up with flirtatious peek-a-boo blouses and pretty button camisoles which give a feeling of romantic innocence.
The Fairtrade Foundation now works with over 100 cotton licencees – a mixture of brands, retailers and companies. This enables them to use the FAIRTRADE Mark on cotton products, meaning that cotton farmers in the developing world are getting a better deal: receiving a fair and stable Fairtrade price for their cotton in addition to the Fairtrade premium.
Ascension (formerly Adili) are launching a range of limited edition Fairtrade cotton t-shirts with prints designed by celebrities: Jacquetta Wheeler, Ann-Louise Roswald, Natasha Law & Jo Wood. Lisa Butcher is designing a Fairtrade cotton t-shirt for Long Tall Sally and the Beckhams have designed a Fairtrade cotton t-shirt range for Sports Relief in TK Maxx.
ASOS are launching a fashionable new jerseywear collection
Dorothy Perkins are launching a new fashionable collection of Fairtrade cotton t-shirts and blouses
Marks and Spencer are launching Fairtrade cotton nightwear styles in Per Una
Monsoon are introducing Fairtrade cotton products in their fashionable Fusion range
People Tree are introducing a new collaboration with Emma Watson which features a range of younger fashion styles aimed at the teen/youth market
Sainsburys are restyling their TU Fairtrade cotton t-shirts
Sports Relief have launched Fairtrade cotton t-shirts designed by the Beckhams in Sainsburys and TK Maxx
Tesco are launching a full range of men's and ladies Fairtrade cotton knitwear in a move to target younger more fashion conscious consumers
Trendy brand Spunky are launching Fairtrade cotton T-shirts with funky logo designs
Warehouse are introducing a fashionable collection including dresses, boleros, camis and trousers
Labels: fashion, news
Southend Schools: Why not enter the Snack Attack Competition
We would like to ask our local schools to have a snack attack.
Almost 900 schools have already registered to take part in the Traidcraft Snack Attack Challenge, their competition that gives schools the opportunity to design a new fair trade snack, its packaging and a marketing campaign.
They have also received the first entry, which they say was greeted with much excitement, whoops, cheers and a little dance around the office!
So come on Schools of Southend let's make the Traidcraft office dance some more, and put your school on the map with the Traidcraft Snack Attack
Don't miss out on your opportunity to take part – download a pack – entries must be received by 31st March.
Download pack by clicking here
Labels: news, schools
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Acquiring an existing company has lower risks than starting your own business.
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The way Coley Andrews sees it, there are two breeds of entrepreneurs. Some love the thrill of a startup; they're passionate about nurturing ideas and products that no one has seen before. Others care less about the kind of product or service; but instead love the idea of acquiring an existing small business and growing it to its full potential.
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Andrews and his fellow investors like to put their money behind the second type. Their strategy, known as investing in small-cap leveraged buyouts via the search fund model, provides financial support and guidance to promising recent MBA graduates looking to buy and operate a single small business. Typically, the companies are B2B service businesses with enterprise value between $5 million to $30 million and owned by founders seeking retirement. Post-acquisition, the search fund entrepreneur becomes the new CEO. If the business grows under the recent MBA graduate's new leadership, the investors will get their money back and then some after sharing a significant portion with the entrepreneur. The usual return is around 35% according to Stanford's Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.
"Take a sports analogy," Andrews says of the model, which was developed in the mid-1980s by H. Irving Grousbeck, a professor of management at Stanford Graduate School of Business. "You've got a horse, which is the company, that is running reasonably well around the track, and all we are doing is switching out the jockey. The founder/CEO is replaced by an inexperienced, but highly motivated and talented young person who is surrounded by active board members to help her succeed." By matching healthy businesses with these talented recent graduates of top MBA programs, he says, "You create an environment where a lot of magical things can and do happen."
Andrews cofounded his own Boston-based private equity firm, Pacific Lake Partners, shortly after graduating from Stanford Graduate School of Business in 2009, to focus exclusively on investing in search fund entrepreneurs and the companies they acquire. He discussed entrepreneurship through acquisition, which he calls "the extreme sport of business," at a May 1 symposium sponsored by the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at Stanford GSB.
It's Not for the Fainthearted
The search fund model is predicated on taking somebody with high potential and surrounding them with people that can help them succeed.
Coley Andrews
Although search fund entrepreneurs don't face the same risks as startup founders, they're still under a lot of pressure. "As a search fund entrepreneur, it's your job to find, acquire, and then grow the business. You go out there and knock on doors, make thousands of phone calls, be ignored or rejected the majority of the time, all the while believing that you can find and convince one business owner to sell his or her company to you," Andrews says. Search fund entrepreneurs also have to be comfortable with uncertainty, since the company they end up buying could be anything from a printing business to a wireless service provider. "It will likely be something that's boring," Andrews says, "but that's not what search funding is about. It's the opportunity to be the leader early in your career, have significant financial upside, and to build a company."
Listening Is Paramount
Acquisition entrepreneurs must be resourceful and fully committed to the enterprise. But the most important thing Andrews looks for in a new CEO is a willingness to listen. "The search fund model is predicated on taking somebody with high potential and surrounding her with experienced investors and former operators that can improve the odds of success," he says. "If the entrepreneur is willing to listen, and take advice from those who have gone down this path before, she can avoid a lot of basic mistakes."
Andrews advises his CEOs to settle in and avoid changing too much at their new companies in the first year. "Just listen and learn," he says, and after 12 to 18 months, both the entrepreneur and the board will know a lot more about the business and the industry. At that point, the entrepreneur will have a much improved perspective on what changes to make and the direction to take the company. "The individuals who choose to do this, they want to build a company, and building a company takes time," Andrews notes. "The average holding period is seven years from the time of acquisition, and the winners can go much, much longer."
The Odds Are in Your Favor
In Andrews' experience, entrepreneurs who raise money to acquire a company have about a 75% chance of finding and buying a business within two years; and after that they have about a 67% chance of being successful growing the company and making money for themselves and their investors. "So when you walk it all through, you have a greater than 50% chance of being successful as a young CEO. You get to build a company, have a meaningful financial outcome, and the life experience that you want," he says. "That's very different than startup risks, where it's much more boom or bust."
It's a Fast-Growing Trend
Twenty years ago there were just two or three new forming search funds per year; today there are over 50 active searches ongoing. It's now a viable path for those who want to be their own boss, but don't want to run startup risk, Andrews says. While Stanford is still the intellectual center of the search fund model, he says, it has taken root far and wide. "I was just in Barcelona last week for an international search fund conference," he notes. "Over 150 people were there interested in doing search funds in various countries around the world."
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