Jeweller software on show at JAA conference this weekend | A blog about smart POS software for independent small businesses.
Tower Systems is showing its new jeweller software at the JAA conference on the Gold Coast this weekend.
What is special about this is that Tower Systems exciting innovation to share with jewellers, innovation jewellers can tap into without having to pay extraordinary consulting fees monthly or annually.
This is software hundreds of jewellers in Australia and New Zealand already love and use daily.
Thanks to the active support of our jeweller community, the software is enhanced and even more valuable and useful. If you are at the JAA conference this weekend, stop by and say hello. We'd love to see you.
Small and independent retailers love the new approach to loyalty on the Tower Systems POS software. At the Gift Fair in Sydney this week retailer after retailer was thrilled to see such a different yet highly manageable opportunity.
While our discount voucher shopper loyalty facilities are not new to our POS software, they are new to many retailers who have only ever heard about points based systems as the way to approach loyalty.
What is unique and valuable about the Tower Systems discount vouchers is the multiple data points at which the retailer can control the value of the voucher printed. The layering approach allows the retailer more control over value and redemption – thereby providing the business with more mechanisms through which to drive business performance.
One retailer told us that they attribute their 10% year on year growth to our discount vouchers and that to achieve this they have given away just over 1% of GP. What makes the facilities even more valuable is the reporting showing shopper behaviour in detail. This helps guide data point tweaking to drive outcomes.
Thanks to the trademarked Tower AdvantageTM, Tower Systems is delivering to retailers and unique and business valuable facility. Exclusivity has its own rewards.
Firearms shop software specialist Tower Systems has started previewing its new Permit to Acquire facilities as part of its user engagement program in advance of setting beta release dates.
Developed in consultation with firearms retailers and state-based regulators, these enhanced facilities will help firearms retailers more accurately and consistently work within the regulatory framework in Australia.
Firearms shop software sees Tower Systems serve another specialist retail channel. It's what the company does – helping retailers in specialist channels to more effectively use technology tailored for their needs.
Small and independent retailers are using technology to plan now for a terrific Christmas 2015.
Retailers using the Tower Systems POS software have been busy planning for Christmas 2015, using their software to order for Christmas which is nine months away using data from Christmas which was not even three months ago.
At trade shows, supplier showrooms and conferences, smart reporting tools and computer tablet based real time access helps newsagents to use accurate data for business planning. This results in more accurate purchasing which, in turn, delivers more valuable financial benefits to the businesses.
Tower Systems backs the tools in its software with free training and advice which helps retailers have easy access to the performance data they need. The result is a better outcome for those engaged businesses.
This is another Tower AdvantageTM.
Tower Systems is inviting newsagent suppliers to register to participate in one of two supplier round table discussions we are hosting in three weeks.
We are keen for suppliers to participate in a discussion about the state of the newsagency channel and how they can help newsagents weather rough waters.
The very latest newsagency sales trends by product category will be shared. Data points will include basket depth, basket mix, traffic counts, anticipated store closure rates, growth categories, factors newsagents are considering when contemplating closure.
We decided to host the forum because of the spate of closures already this year and because of supplier representatives talking in negative terms about the channel. There are ways newsagents can grow. Suppliers can nurture optimism and guide newsagents through the difficult times.
If you are concerned about the future of the newsagency channel, come along and participate. It's free.
Access to the round table is free. Any supplier rep is welcome to attend.
Let's make the newsagency channel stronger together!
Melbourne. March 17, 9am. Best Western, Kew.
Brisbane, March 19. 9am. River View Hotel, Kingsford.
Tower Systems is proud to be offering practical advice and guidance for small business newsagents on how to confront the possibility of business closure.
In a comprehensive article, Tower has shared advice on how to understand the challenges a newsagency faces today and offered steps on turning the business around and stepping back from the thought of closure.
Going beyond what is usual advice you see from a POS software company, this advice from Tower Systems is practical and heartfelt as it seeks to help and support retail newsagents to navigate to a brighter, more sustainable, future. It's another Tower AdvantageTM.
Going beyond providing excellent software, Tower Systems helps any newsagent with insights and support at the local business level.
Not only for the 1,850+ newsagents using the Tower newsagency software, this advice has been widely circulated to help more.
The Tower Systems pet shop software, already in use in more that 100 pet retailers, is on show today at the Indepet pet retail group trade show and conference – showing these engaged and energetic pet retailers the best practice approach to pet shop management.
We are thrilled with our stand and the opportunity it is presenting to us and to pet retailers in the Indepet pet business group.
Tower Systems serves Indepet retailers today with Australian developed and support specialist pet shop software and to bring to these are other pet retailers facilities for handling electronic invoices from suppliers and other integrated benefits.
At the Indepet conference today we will be showing our latest pet shop software which includes some very cool features developed with leading pet retailers who are already customers of ours.
We are grateful to Indepet for this opportunity.
The Tower Systems Gift Shop Software has been a hit over the weekend at the Reed Gift Fair in Sydney. Our stand has been busy with plenty of prospects as well as visits from many existing customers.
We have been keeping our pitch by rotating POS software sales experts from various offices of our company through the stand.
We are especially thrilled for the diversity of businesses we have seen over the first three days. This fair not only attracts gifts shops, it attracts newsagents, jewellers, pet shops and garden centres – all retail channels for which we have specialist software.
We are thrilled with the Gift Fair and grateful for another opportunity to connect with these proactive retailers.
Too often retail businesses hand on to stock that is not working for too long, so long that it is losing money for the business. Today, we offer advice to retailers on how to suit non-performing stock. This advice is for any retailer, not just those using our Point of Sale software.
Product is not working in a retail business if it is not paying its way – paying for the floor space it takes and the time you spend on it. Check your sales, rank all your stock based on sales – look at the bottom performing stock. Your software should have a ranked Sales Report that lets you list all your stock ranked by unit or $$ sales. Use this to create your list of items to consider.
The other way to identify stock that's not working for you is to check your back room or other storage facility. Stock that is not generating cash regularly has to be considered dead in our view.
When do you quit a product?
You quit, exit, products when they are not paying their way, when a season is done or when you want to exit that category for some other reason.
To keep your shop fresh, to not be weighed down by dead stock to make your shop look more relevant, to stop hoarding.
Here is how we quit stock in our corporate stores. Remember, these businesses are in shopping centres where space is limited and expensive. We are deliberately aggressive.
Set a deadline. We'd suggest two weeks for quitting a product or range of products.
Choose your timing. The best time to quit stock quickly is on your busiest trading days. For many this will be the weekend. Consider structuring your quitting program to run from Thursday through Sunday.
Set your initial price. The discount must be compelling. We'd suggest 50% off. A smaller discount in this marketplace will not get noticed. Think about your discount words: in some areas, HALF PRICE works better than 50% OFF. Sometimes, 2 FOR 1 can be even more effective. A $$ price can work better – for example a dump bin with everything priced at $1. People then don't have to work anything out.
Move the product to a high traffic location. Display it as a line you are quitting – in a dump bin or in open boxes. This must be in a location away from where the product is usually located. Do not make an attractive display. Consider placing the stock somewhere that people almost stumble over it.
Put up a sign that is either black on white or white on read. Nothing fancy. Even a hand written sign is good. Do not make a complex or attractive sign.
Adjust your price. If sales are not strong enough, go harder with your discount. From 50% off we suggest a drop to a $$ price point. It can be challenging selling something you would have sold for $20.00 at $1 but that $1 is better than getting nothing for the product at all.
Give it away. If the products are not selling, consider giving the stock away to a local charity. Getting it out of your shop for no compensation can be better than it taking space and giving off the wrong message about your business.
Keep track of time. If you decide to be out of the stock within two weeks, stick to that and make it happen with your pricing and placement decisions.
Use the bin. If you can't sell the item and you can't give it away, use the bin.
An alternative: If you have a large amount of stock to quit, consider hiring a local hall and running an off site sale. Talk to your suppliers about getting extra stock in for this. You could even plan to do this as an annual event. Consider, too, linking with a local charity to drive interest and create a fund raising opportunity for them.
Quitting stock takes strength and commitment. We urge you to do it to keep your business fresh. Product not selling gives shoppers a bad impression of your business.
Take a look at your shop floor and in your back room. Look at what you can get rid of right away to reduce the anchor of dead stock on your business.
This advice, like all our advice, is published to help any retailer make better decisions for their businesses.
Wow! That's our reaction to the first day of the Sydney Reed Gift Fair. It was a day of new sales leads, progressing current prospects and catching up with current customers. We are thrilled and grateful for the opportunity. Bring on the next four days!
We are exhibiting at the Reed fair and are the only software company there with Australian designed and developed POS software, gift shop software.
Our help desk is open in our head office offering an personal office based service.
Our knowledge base is accessible for plain English searches.
Our online video training library is accessible for training you can access from anywhere.
Our after hours help desk numbers are live for 274/7 service from our expert team.
Our senior management escalation team is on hand to handle any escalation issues.
The help we will provide today, if it is like other Saturdays will include help with using the software, business advice, business performance analysis assistance and being a shoulder to lean on.
Saturdays are busy. We like it that way.
Small and independent retailers can achieve better outcomes from suppliers by holding them to account for the performance of the products they supply.
Using the facilities in the smart POS software from Tower Systems, independent retailers can know for certain about supplier performance when meeting with a rep in-store.
If a rep says hey this is selling well you can in a few seconds have accurate data with which to be certain. Too often, sales reps use puffery to talk up their products with little evidentiary backing. Thanks to our nurturing of accurate data for independent retailers we empower them to focus on facts and not puffery when purchasing from a supplier.
Tower Systems backs the facilities in its software with advice and help for independent retailers – help way beyond the software itself.
Quietly, earlier today, we launched a new website for our POS software company: http://www.towersystems.com.au. delivering a fresh face for our business and packed with new content, the website accurately represents us – what we do, what we stand for and how we make a difference.
This is not just a re-skin, it's a fresh sight including new content management facilities and a new e-commerce integration.
The launch is the culmination of work from a team of dedicated, skilled and creative people we are proud to call colleagues.
Gift shops are one retail channel where POS software company Tower Systems helps independent retailers to compete effectively and successfully with big businesses.
Using the Tower gift shop software, gift retailers can rely on specialist software finely tuned to serve needs specific to gift shops.
At the Gift Fair in Sydney starting tomorrow, Tower will be showing off new software evermore finely tuned for gift retailers. This new software offers enhanced facilities developed here in Australia for Australian needs.
Small and independent retailers often feel overwhelmed by the size and power of big national retailers with which they compete. They feel they cannot match the might and power of their big competitors.
Here at Tower Systems we help small and independent retailers to take a structured approach to competition.
Thanks to facilities in our software, small retail business owners can show they businesses as competitive at key touch points without having to invest in expensive infrastructure. They can deliver personal service, add value and enhance relationships in ways that present their business as more connected and engaged than big competitors.
The best way to approach feeling overwhelmed by anything is to take small steps to confront the challenge or challenges. This is where Tower Systems can help, even outside what is traditional software company. Through our years in business including years owning retail businesses, we have experiences on which to draw to help independent retailers to position themselves differently to competitors and thereby to grow.
We are thrilled to be demonstrating our Our new gift shop software at Reed Gift Fair in Sydney starting in two days.
POS software company by Tower Systems helps retailers who have been hit by theft with investigative services that meet the needs of police and prosecutors.
Developed over years of work with law enforcement, our evidence gathering work can help provide certainty about theft perpetrator(s) and the possibility of conviction.
Better still, our work helps retailers prevent theft by employees and customers. This is where real savings can be made by retailers – in reducing theft.
People can be clever in their approach to stealing from retailers. Techniques used change. This is where our specialist services can and do help.
Tower Systems helps retailers in many ways. Our theft reduction work is particularly valuable.
POS software company Tower Systems delivers free learning opportunities to retailers and retail business employees using its Point of Sale software with a continuous program of free online live training workshops – covering topics often suggested by customers.
The regular availability of quality and interactive training is a genuine point of difference for Tower Systems. It is the company delivering on its promises and living up to its sales pitch.
When we promise something to our customers we deliver said Tower Systems Managing Director Mark Fletcher. We see companies saying they offer regular training yet you can't find it listed anywhere, not even their customers know about it. Here at Tower, we know that actions speak louder than words.
The company's online live training workshop schedule is listed on its website and regularly promoted to customers. Access is 100% free is Tower funding the platform including the phone call for voice access.
We often see small business retailers focus on grand plans, big moves they intend to make to lift their business. Our experience is that many small steps deliver a better result to a retail business and for a lower cost.
Using our retail management software, retailers are able to uncover and nurture small steps to growth in their business.
Every retail business has small steps they can take to drive traffic, achieve a better margin from products, get shoppers purchasing more, reducing wastage, reducing theft and more. Each of these alone done in a step step strategic way will compound on the other and deliver a greater than the sum of the parts benefit to the business.
Beyond its terrific POS software, Tower Systems helps retailers to see what they may be missing, to understand the opportunities for growth through a small steps strategy.
Leveraging our own retail experience and our intimate knowledge of what our software cal do, we can help retailers to lift their businesses through co-operative partnership.
Not all POS software companies are the sale. We're here to help.
POS software company Tower Systems is helping newsagents and card and gift shops to make the most of Valentine's Day with terrific facilities for putting items together into a pack and selling that as a whole and usually at a deal price for the shopper.
The ability to make packs / hampers / package deals has been in the Tower systems software for many years.
It is also used in Jeweller businesses, bike shops, pet shops and garden centres.
Retailers love it because it maintains excellent stock control throughout. Retail staff love it because it makes selling easy. Shoppers love it because of the ease with which they can usually get a deal.
This facility is another way Tower Systems helps independent retailers to grow their businesses.
Newsagency software company is successfully helping newsagents grow magazine sales. While the latest magazine audit results are challenging for magazine publishers and many retailers, newsagents using the Tower software and engaging in our marketing and basket growth tools are likely to be trading against trend and growing sales.
Recent sales results show newsagents can grow magazine sales in highly competitive situations against supermarkets and other newsagents.
Tower Systems helps newsagents with strategies, opportunities and insights. We analyse performance for newsagents and provide advice. This is backed with exclusive facilities in the software which help newsagents to increase magazine purchases in-store.
We have included a nod to Valentine's Day with the breakfast on offer at our POS Software co. head office this morning. The heart shaped donuts are a bit of fun for Valentine's Day tomorrow, a retail season important to many of our customers.
Every day here at Tower Systems the love flows as we develop and support software that helps independent retailers run better and more enjoyable businesses. We love what we do.
If you are comparing POS software for your business, ask the companies you are considering to agree for each of the software packages to be compared in the same room at the same time function by function. There is no better way to see which system is faster easier to use and more suited to your specific needs than such a comparison.
Companies that are confident in their software will welcome such a comparison.
Companies with something to hide will say no. They will claim they don;t want to risk a competitor seeing what they do but that would be a smokescreen to divert you from the real issue.
here at Tower systems we welcome head to head comparison. We are proud of our software.
Tower Systems is thrilled to welcome more Plants Plus retailers to our garden centre software user community.
Using our specialist software, Plants Plus retailers can expect to increase sales, drive shopper engagement and know more about their businesses. We continue to evolve the software to serve Plants Plus retailers with more facilities and assistance.
With over 30 years of experience, here at Plants Plus, we know all you need to know about your garden and can offer the advice, inspiration, products and service to satisfy every gardeners needs. Whether you are looking for the latest in green life, want to create your own tranquil or modern outdoor room, need to give your garden an environmentally friendly makeover or just simply need some advice, no matter how easy or complicated the question, our staff have all the knowledge and expertise to make your garden flourish! We have over 70 stores across NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC &WA. Click here to find your nearest store.
We appreciate our growing community of Plants Plus stores.


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Here's why injuries are hurting Philadelphia Eagles much more than last season
The Eagles dealt with several players on injured reserve last year and still won the Super Bowl. Why is this year's situation more challenging?
Here's why injuries are hurting Philadelphia Eagles much more than last season The Eagles dealt with several players on injured reserve last year and still won the Super Bowl. Why is this year's situation more challenging? Check out this story on delawareonline.com: https://www.delawareonline.com/story/sports/nfl/eagles/2018/10/19/injuries-leaving-carson-wentz-jason-peters-alshon-jeffery-eagles-next-man-up/1665518002/
Martin Frank, Delaware News Journal Published 11:36 a.m. ET Oct. 19, 2018 | Updated 11:17 a.m. ET Oct. 21, 2018
Eagles safety Rodney McLeod walks off the field after tearing a knee ligament against the Indianapolis Colts on Sept. 23.(Photo: Jerry Habraken, The News Journal)Buy Photo
PHILADELPHIA – The Eagles won the Super Bowl last season by overcoming a plethora of injuries to several key players, including quarterback Carson Wentz.
The mentality, as the players said often last season, was "next man up." That endeared them to their legion of fans and inspired a cottage industry of dog masks to represent how they were given little chance to win.
This season, as the injuries pile up, the Eagles are having a much more difficult time with the next-man-up mentality as they take a 3-3 record into their game Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.
That's because in many cases, the injuries have left the Eagles with the next man after the next man up.
Certain positions hit hard
It's not that the Eagles have more injuries this season compared to last. The Eagles had six key players on injured reserve last season; they have six key players on IR this season among their eight total.
But the injuries this season seem to be concentrated at a few positions as opposed to being more spread around last season.
The Eagles have two players on IR at wide receiver (Mack Hollins and Mike Wallace), and two at defensive tackle (Tim Jernigan and Destiny Vaeao). They have one at running back (Jay Ajayi, with Darren Sproles about to miss his sixth straight game) and one in the secondary (Rodney McLeod, with Corey Graham about to miss his third straight game).
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Both of the Eagles' Pro Bowl tackles on the offensive line, Jason Peters and Lane Johnson, are dealing with nagging injuries. Peters has left three games this season and Johnson missed the fourth quarter last Thursday. Neither will be 100 percent Sunday if they play.
All about timing
"It definitely seems to be affecting us more this year," Eagles center Jason Kelce said. "I think it's just been worse timing this year, to tell you the truth.
"(Last year,) all of these things have happened after the season had gotten started, after people had kind of been set in their roles and had opportunities to (get) in sync with the offense. Some of these things (this season) were happening even before the season started. So you have guys in and out of training camp, guys in and out all over the field, the quarterback who's in and out of training camp.
"So there's much less continuity as a whole throughout the entire offseason and through the first few weeks. So I think as we continue to build that, it'll get better."
Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz, wearing a knee brace, warms up before his first start back from injury against the Colts on Sept. 23 at Lincoln Financial Field. (Photo: Jerry Habraken, The News Journal)
The Eagles are by no means the only NFL team to go through this. The Indianapolis Colts and Jacksonville Jaguars each have 11 players on IR. The Panthers are among a group of teams with nine, including three defensive backs and both offensive tackles Matt Kalil and Daryl Williams.
The Steelers also have nine, and star running back Le'Veon Bell is in a contract dispute and hasn't played this season.
"Injuries are tough," Wentz said. "It's tough every year. You face it year in, year out. We saw it last year. When the injury bug bites you, there's nothing you can do about it. It's part of the game, and so we don't worry about it.
"We feel terrible for the guys that deal with it, and always pray for those guys to recover. At the same time, we gotta just keep plugging forward.
"Last year, it really came to the forefront and was evident. So that just carries on with who we are and with our identity and our culture around here."
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Wentz missed all four preseason games and the first two games recovering from his knee surgery last December. The Eagles' top wide receiver Alshon Jeffery missed all of the preseason and the first three games recovering from offseason shoulder surgery.
Hollins was placed on injured reserve before the season opener after missing most of the preseason recovering from hernia surgery. In Week 2, Wallace broke his leg and went on IR.
Wide receiver Alshon Jeffery missed the first three games of the season recovering from offseason shoulder surgery. (Photo: Suchat Pederson, The News Journal)
That left the Eagles without three of their top four wide receivers for much of the season's first four games. They signed Jordan Matthews on Sept. 19, and they used DeAndre Carter, who played in an NFL game for the first time this season.
The Eagles' lead running back, Ajayi, went on injured reserve on Oct. 8, and Sproles will likely miss his sixth straight game Sunday with a hamstring injury. Corey Clement missed two games with a quadriceps injury.
It's no wonder that the Eagles averaged just 20.1 points per game through their first five games this season and started 2-3. They beat the Giants 34-13 last Thursday.
Through five games last season, the Eagles were averaging 27.4 points per game, and had a record of 4-1.
"The most challenging part is when you have the injuries early on in the year because you're still in that process where you gotta go out there and practice hard," Matthews said. "Early in the season, you can't take it for granted that guys can just turn it on and play well on Sunday. In Week 13 or Week 14, when guys have played enough football, it's more like, 'Hey, if you're dinged up a little bit, we can save you till Sunday.'
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"But not early in the season. That's when you need the reps and when you're developing chemistry."
Last season v. this season
The Eagles were relatively healthy at the beginning of last season. Sproles went on IR after Week 3, followed by special teams ace Chris Maragos on Oct. 12. Peters and middle linebacker Jordan Hicks suffered season-ending injuries on Oct. 23. And Wentz suffered his on Dec. 10.
Cornerback Ronald Darby broke his leg in the season opener last year, and missed eight games (he was not placed on IR). Sidney Jones, a rookie cornerback, was on the physically unable to perform list after tearing his Achilles before the draft.
That made for six major injuries, all at different positions.
This year, the injuries are primarily at three positions.
At defensive tackle, the Eagles haven't had starter Tim Jernigan, who had offseason back surgery and is on the non-football injury list; Haloti Ngata missed two games; and Destiny Vaeao, a third-stringer in past seasons, started two games before he ended up on IR this week.
Fletcher Cox, the only healthy defensive tackle, has blossomed into one of the top players at his position. But he's also playing a career-high 83 percent of the snaps.
The situation is equally as dire in the secondary. In addition to the injured safeties, nickel cornerback Jones will likely miss a few games with a hamstring injury.
The Eagles have tried to compensate by "cross training" their defensive backs. In other words, they have taken cornerbacks who have played on the outside like Maddox, Jones and Rasul Douglas, and taught them how to play nickel as well as safety.
Eagles corner Rasul Douglas snags an interception in Philadelphia's 18-12 win in the NFL season-opener at Lincoln Financial Field. (Photo: WILLIAM BRETZGER, The News Journal)
"That's one of the reasons we cross-train so many guys and put such an emphasis on versatility," Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz said about the injuries. "When you start getting multiple (injuries) at a position, it can become challenging. That's what we do."
The Eagles aren't using any of that as an excuse. But it does help explain their slower start to the season, and why it might be taking longer for them to adapt.
"I think we have a ton of depth," Matthews said. "Where we've had injuries mount a little bit, we still have really good players at each position. I know people are talking about our D-line having a bunch of injuries. But I'm looking at our D-line today and we still got Fletcher Cox, Chris Long, Derek Barnett, Brandon Graham.
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Eagles fans enjoy their 34-13 victory over the New York Giants Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018 at MetLife Stadium. Jerry Habraken, The News Journal
"Some teams wish they could have one of those guys. We still have a lot of great talent at different positions."
Or, as safety Malcolm Jenkins put it: "There's always going to be a stretch where you're going to be thin. That's just part of the season. But if any team is built for us, or been through this before, it's us."
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WENDY STIVER/THE EXPRESS Pete "Coach" Nichols of Newport, N.H. is ready to race his runabout in the Lock Haven Jaycees Labor Day Regatta. He and his son Howie, also a racer and president of the American Power Boat Association, are staying in Lockport Boat Launch Park with golden retriever Annie.
LOCKPORT — The coach is here, let the boat racing begin.
Pete Nichols of Newport, N.H. and his son Howie of Cocoa, Fla. are the first speed boat racers this year to make Lockport Boat Launch Park their temporary home for the Jaycees Labor Day Regatta.
Howie is president of the American Power Boat Association (APBA), and is part of a family that includes four generations of racers.
Both Pete and Howie will rev up their boats this weekend in the Susquehanna River, racing in the A class.
They are also delivering a boat to someone they will meet at this, an iconic annual race on the APBA schedule.
WENDY STIVER/THE EXPRESS Chris and Jill Hannold of Walworth, N.Y., have already arrived at Lockport Boat Launch Park where they are staying in their R.V. with young daughters Brooke, 1, and Melissa, 3. They will soon welcome Jill's racing nephews and her father, Jerry Davids, a three-time APBA Hall of Champions honoree, who also will take to the river this weekend.
This is the 48th year the Lock Haven Jaycees will host the regatta, and weekend events include the Northeast Divisional Championships on Saturday and the 850 modified National Championships on Sunday.
The APBA also is offering a racing school on Friday.
The father and son have come here every year for decades, Pete said, except for a few years after he moved to Florida. He's living in New England again, and he and Howie have fallen back into the Lock Haven habit for the third year in a row.
Pete's nickname is Coach, and he has the word emblazoned on his black and purple runabout.
He's been racing the little speed boats since 1962.
Meanwhile, Pete and Howie have been on the racing circuit this summer. They've just come from an APBA event in Dayton, Ohio and will be in Maine next week, Pete said.
He remembers the days when he brought his family and his speed boat to Lockport in the 1980s, when they camped across Route 664 from the river. The park hadn't even been built at that time, he recalled.
Now they set up their "camp" in a motor home, complete with golden retriever Annie and secure trailers for their multiple boats.
But it's speed boat racing that calls to the Nichols family.
Across the parking lot is an R.V. driven by Chris and Jill Hannold of Walworth, N.Y., near Rochester. They were the second racing-related family to arrive at the park this year and are traveling with their two little girls, Melissa, age 3, and Brooke, 1.
None of them will race this weekend, but they are looking forward to the arrival of Jill's father, Jerry Davids of Newport News, Va., who has raced for 40 years and has been named to the APBA Hall of Champions three times.
Jill herself raced and was the fifth generation of her family to do so.
The sixth generation is represented by her nephews who will join their grandfather on the water this weekend.
Will Melissa and Brooke race when they reach age 9 and are officially old enough to enter?
And a little choppiness won't discourage her father or nephews.
She has missed only one year in the past 15, she said. Two of her racing friends were attendants in her wedding, and one of her baby showers was held here, she said.
"Everyone has the same or similar stories," she added.


How much are the apples and the bananas?
We're late. How far are we from Barford now?
Peter: I want some apples, Jane.
Jane: Oh, look! They're nice apples.
Peter: Oh yes, they are nice. How much are they?
Jane: Excuse me! Those apples, how much are they?
Shopkeeper: They're cheap. Thirty pence for six.
Jane: Yes, they are cheap. Five pence for one.
Jane: Can I have three apples, please?
Shopkeeper: Certainly, madam. Here you are. Three apples.
Jane: Thank you. How much?
Peter: Eighteen pence. But three fives are fifteen.
Jane: Yes. Three fives are fifteen.
Shopkeeper: Thirty pence for six, madam. But six pence for one. Three sixes are eighteen. Eighteen pence, please.
Peter: Six pence for one. Oh, they're dear.
Jane: Yes, they are dear.
Peter: We'll buy something else.
Jane: Look at those bananas. They are nice.
Peter: How much are they? Are they cheap?
Jane: Excuse me. Those bananas, how much are they, please?
Shopkeeper: Four pence for one.
Jane: Yes, they are cheap.
Jane: Can I have six bananas, please?
Shopkeeper: Certainly, love. Here you are. Six bananas.
Peter: Twenty-four pence, of course.
Shopkeeper: No, ducky. Four pence for one, but six for twenty pence.
Peter: Yes, they are cheap. I want twelve bananas.
Peter: Voglio delle mele, Jane.
Jane: Oh, guarda! Sono delle belle mele.
Peter: Oh si, sono belle. Quanto costano?
Jane: Mi scusi! Quelle mele, quanto costano?
Negoziante: Sono economiche. Sei, trenta pence.
Jane: Si, sono economiche. Una, cinque pence.
Jane: Posso avere tre mele, per favore?
Negoziante: Certamente, signora. Eccole. Tre mele.
Negoziante: Diciotto pence, per favore.
Peter: Diciotto pence. Ma tre per cinque fa quindici.
Jane: Si, tre per cinque fa quindici.
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Peter: Sei pence per una. Oh, sono care.
Jane: Guarda quelle banane. Sono belle.
Peter: Quanto costano? Sono economiche?
Jane: Mi scusi. Quelle banane, quanto costano, per favore?
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Jane: Posso avere sei banane, per favore?
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Hospitality giant Wyndham Hotel Group today announced the promotion of Ignace Bauwens to regional vice president for Middle East, Eurasia and Africa (MEA).
Based out of Wyndham Hotel Group's office in Dubai, Bauwens has led the Middle East and Africa region since 2016. His newly expanded role underlines the company's strategic plan to unite the broader region, in recognition of the strong economic ties between India and the Middle East. In this new role, Bauwens will be responsible for driving Wyndham Hotel Group's continued growth in both established and new markets across this larger region.
Bauwens has been a catalyst in expanding Wyndham Hotel Group's portfolio of hotels across the Middle East and Africa, including in key GCC states such as the UAE, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. The addition of the Eurasia region to his remit will add responsibility for overseeing expansion in additional high-growth countries including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
"I am incredibly excited to be taking on this expanded leadership opportunity at such an important time in the history of Wyndham. We are on the precipice of becoming a standalone, pure-play hotel company and in the midst of a period of incredible growth for the Middle East, Eurasia and Africa region. Around the world the middle class is growing, which is enabling International travel on a scale not previously seen. As the global leader in midscale and economy hotel brands, Wyndham is synonymous with making travel possible for all," said Bauwens.
Bauwens has more than three decades of experience in hotel operations, having previously held leadership roles with Abu Dhabi National Hotels (ADNH), Accor and InterContinental Hotels Group. He also holds a Bachelor's Degree in Hotel Management from Vives Brugges (previously HTI Brugge) in Belgium. He had an early start into the hospitality industry, working at his family's restaurant along the Belgian seaside as a child.


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Chief Bryan Jarrell inadvertently left his gun in a bathroom stall while changing following a Nov. 9 town council meeting, police say.
Prescott Valley police chief's gun missing after he left it in library bathroom Chief Bryan Jarrell inadvertently left his gun in a bathroom stall while changing following a Nov. 9 town council meeting, police say. Check out this story on azcentral.com: http://azc.cc/2AWIm7m
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Prescott Valley police Chief Bryan Jarrell(Photo: Prescott Valley Police Department)
The Prescott Valley police chief 's duty weapon went missing after he left it in a library bathroom stall, according to a department bulletin.
The Prescott Valley Police Department issued a bulletin Monday about Police Chief Bryan Jarrell's firearm, which he inadvertently left in a bathroom stall while changing there following a town council meeting at about 6 p.m. Nov. 9.
Jarrell apparently didn't realize the firearm was missing until four days later, on Nov. 13. The bulletin said he immediately reported the loss when he discovered the weapon was gone.
Police described the firearm as a black, 9-mm Glock 19 with a serial number of YHC 944.
Authorities ask anyone with information regarding the weapon to call the Prescott Valley Police Department at 928-772-5120.
The library is at 7401 E. Civic Circle, in Prescott Valley, about 90 miles north of Phoenix.
A similar incident happened at a public library in the Phoenix area in September. An off-duty Phoenix police officer left a firearm inside a bathroom stall at a Chandler public library on the Hamilton High School campus Sept. 29. A student turned in the weapon.
Prior to joining the Prescott Valley Police Department, Jarrell worked as a police executive in Southfield, Michigan, from 1985 to 2013, the last 10 years of which were spent as deputy police chief, according to the bio on the department's website.
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For those who love partying till dawn and classy modernity, Canazei is the ideal location, with the best choice of restaurants, bars and hotels with laid-on entertainment. If a quieter, more traditional feel suits you better, Campitello is the place, with narrow streets, chalets and apartments and just a few larger three and four-star hotels offering pools, saunas and hot tubs. Wherever you choose, you're within easy access by free ski bus to all the lifts for the slopes.
Styles vary here, from modern to traditional alpine, with the luxury sector well represented in Moena, the valley's main town. Vigo di Fassa and Campitello have gorgeous wooden chalet-style hotels and bed and breakfasts, with Canazei's offerings more aimed at the younger crowd with modern versions of traditional styles. All the resort villages in the valley were originally mountain villages and retain varying amounts of local charm.


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By visiting the museum, you'll walk away with an understanding of wildlife, crustaceans, mother earth, and energy. Plus, with mobile apps, interactive displays, and special exhibits, you'll walk away with a global living experience.
What's the Canadian Museum of Nature?
Whether you visit the Canadian Museum of Nature collections, the museum occupants at Animalium, or the various fossil galleries which go back in time to the age of dinosaurs, you'll be amazed with each step. The museum is a fantastic place to learn about artifacts, the living earth, wildlife photography, energy, and nature.
Which Hotels Have the Best View Near the Canadian Museum of Nature?
Some of the cheapest places to stay near the museum are places like The Business Inn, Embassy Hotel and Suites, and the Rideau Inn. The most inexpensive room close to the Canadian Museum of Nature Herbarium is A Voyageur's Guest House.
What are the Benefits and Drawbacks from Staying at a Hotel Near the Canadian Museum of Nature?
To experience all the collections at the museum, staying near it gives you more time to explore. But, during the holidays and school vacations, hotel rooms book fast, so make your reservation well in advance.
What Do I Need to Know About the Canadian Museum of Nature?
If you drive an electric car, you're in luck with charging stations. Once entered, allow 2-3 hours for a quick visit. The cost of entering the Canadian Museum of Nature depends on age. An adult ticket is $13, children $9, and a senior or student $11.


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Mary is not only worthy of, but entitled to, and in a sense, demands our veneration and respect; not out of fear, but because of love. Who is she, but the Mother of God. She is the mother of God's human nature. Christ is a divine person with a divine nature from all eternity. Mary is the mother of Christ who became man, to become like us, to die for us, and to so redeem us for the only reason that we have the opportunity to share as friends in His glory, and that of the Father, and the Holy Spirit. Mary's dignity reflects that of Her Son. No angel, no created object is her equal.


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import pymongo.results
import pytest
from aiohttp.test_utils import make_mocked_coro

import virtool.mongo.core

@pytest.fixture
def create_test_collection(mongo):
    def func(
        name="samples", projection=None, silent=False
    ) -> virtool.mongo.core.Collection:
        return virtool.mongo.core.Collection(
            mongo,
            name,
            make_mocked_coro(return_value={"id": "foo", "mock": True}),
            projection,
            silent,
        )

    return func

class TestCollection:
    @pytest.mark.parametrize("silent", [True, False])
    async def test_enqueue_change(self, silent, create_test_collection):
        """
        Test that `dispatch_conditionally` dispatches a message when not suppressed by the `silent`
        parameter.

        """
        collection = create_test_collection(silent=silent)

        collection.enqueue_change("update", "foo", "bar")

        if silent:
            assert collection.mongo.enqueue_change.called is False
        else:
            collection.mongo.enqueue_change.assert_called_with(
                "samples", "update", ("foo", "bar")
            )

    @pytest.mark.parametrize("attr_silent", [True, False])
    @pytest.mark.parametrize("param_silent", [True, False])
    async def test_delete_many(
        self, attr_silent, param_silent, test_motor, create_test_collection
    ):
        collection = create_test_collection(silent=attr_silent)

        await test_motor.samples.insert_many(
            [
                {"_id": "foo", "tag": 1},
                {"_id": "bar", "tag": 2},
                {"_id": "baz", "tag": 1},
            ]
        )

        delete_result = await collection.delete_many({"tag": 1}, silent=param_silent)

        assert isinstance(delete_result, pymongo.results.DeleteResult)
        assert delete_result.deleted_count == 2

        if not (attr_silent or param_silent):
            collection._enqueue_change.assert_called_with(
                "samples", "delete", ("baz", "foo")
            )

        assert await test_motor.samples.find().to_list(None) == [
            {"_id": "bar", "tag": 2}
        ]

    @pytest.mark.parametrize("attr_silent", [True, False])
    @pytest.mark.parametrize("param_silent", [True, False])
    async def test_delete_one(
        self, attr_silent, param_silent, test_motor, create_test_collection
    ):
        collection = create_test_collection(silent=attr_silent)

        await test_motor.samples.insert_many(
            [
                {"_id": "foo", "tag": 1},
                {"_id": "bar", "tag": 2},
                {"_id": "baz", "tag": 1},
            ]
        )

        delete_result = await collection.delete_one({"tag": 1}, silent=param_silent)

        assert isinstance(delete_result, pymongo.results.DeleteResult)
        assert delete_result.deleted_count == 1

        if not (attr_silent or param_silent):
            collection._enqueue_change.assert_called_with("samples", "delete", ("foo",))

        assert await test_motor.samples.find().to_list(None) == [
            {"_id": "bar", "tag": 2},
            {"_id": "baz", "tag": 1},
        ]

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Throughout Trump's campaign and into his young presidency, the Journal's editorial writers have repeatedly cast a wary eye. They have questioned his economic acumen and temperament, and even suggested at one point that the Republican Party might have to write Trump off in order to salvage its prospects in other races.
Almost exactly one year ago, the editorial board found itself ensnared in a public feud with Trump after questioning his chances of winning the general election. Trump called the writers "dummies"; the editorial board responded by saying, "The truth hurts."
In January, only two days after Trump took office, a Journal editorial ripped him for his partisan remarks at the CIA, writing that the speech made the newly inaugurated president "look small and insecure."
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In October of 2015, Trump took to Twitter to issue a warning to the newspaper. "They better be careful," he tweeted, "or I will unleash big time on them. Look forward to it!"
And Trump didn't limit his attacks to the Journal's editorial page, long considered a bastion of conservative principles. Following the release of a NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll last year showing him trailing his GOP primary rival Ted Cruz, Trump dismissed the findings as "phony" and "a Rupert Murdoch hit."
Trump and Murdoch gradually warmed up to each other during the campaign, and all seems friendly between the two these days. In January, Trump called Murdoch "a great guy who likes me much better as a very successful candidate than he ever did as a very successful developer." And NPR reported last week that Trump calls Murdoch "as often as multiple times a week."
Another Murdoch property, Fox News, has been vociferously pro-Trump, often supplying information that winds up in the president's tweets.
But the Journal's editorial writers haven't quite gotten there. Two days before the election, they wrote that the "best hope for a Trump Presidency is that he has aligned himself with enough sound policy impulses that he could liberate the U.S. economy to grow faster again." More recently, the editorial board has praised Trump's pick for the Supreme Court, Neil Gorsuch.
But even the most complimentary editorials are often tinged with caution and resignation. The same editorial that spoke of the board's "best hope" for the Trump presidency cautioned that it would be accompanied by "his manifest personal flaws."
Last spring, after Trump had wrapped up the GOP nomination, the Journal's editorial writers acknowledged that they saw the race differently than the party's rank-and-file.
"Mr. Trump wasn't our first choice, or even the 15th," they wrote, "but the reality is that more GOP voters preferred him to the alternatives."


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2021 Audi Q8 RS Review, Release Date, Price, and Specs
2021 Audi Q8 RS Review, Release Date, Price, and Specs. The all-new 2021 Audi Q8 RS is seen as the top model in the company's Q lineup. It comes with a sporty and very attractive appearance. Its power output is simply astonishing. Interestingly, but Q8 RS delivers the same amount of power as Lamborghini Urus, up to 600 horses. Many fans were disappointed with the Q8 concept, once it arrived.
The production model looks very beautiful and tough. The interior is looking modern, nothing less than we expected. Still, power is the main advantage over the archest rivals. Audi confirmed the new Q8 for the United States, at some point next year.
New Powertrain: 600HP Engine
The upcoming 2021 Audi Q8 RS comes with a 4.0-liter twin-turbo engine. This potent V8 is producing up to 600 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque. The engine is mated to a 48-volt mild-hybrid system. Thanks to that, a belt-drive alternator placed upfront will provide energy for the lithium-ion battery. The start-stop system is standard and it will additionally improve efficiency.
Optionally, electromechanical active roll stabilization is using an electric motor between stabilizers on both axles. As for the performance, Q8 RS sprints from 0 to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds, and its top speed is rated at 155 mph. If you buy an optional dynamic package, its speed jumps to 190 mph. The powerful V8 provides 20 mpg combined and the AWD system is standard.
Read: 2021 Audi Q7 Changes, Release Date, Review, and Price
2021 Q8 RS Comes With an Impressive Styling
The first thing that we found interesting is the SUV's coupe-like swoopy roofline. Regular Q8 looks fantastic but the new RS version is something else. The 2021 Audi Q8 RS comes with large air intakes up front and a pair of exhaust tips in the back. This SUV rides on 22-inch wheels and Audi will also introduce the largest tires on a production model so far. You can buy optional 23-inch rims that are available in different and exclusive RS colors.
The German manufacturer will also offer optional ceramic brakes with larger discs. Unlike the regular Q8, RS variant will be 0.5 inches wider and it will arrive with a sporty roof-mounted spoiler. This should result in great stability and so far, everything about this SUV is impressive. The exterior wears plenty of high-gloss black details that you can only find on the RS models.
Even the Interior Looks Sporty
Inside the cabin, all-new 2021 Audi Q8 RS offers a pair of sporty seats. The black leather upholstery looks fascinating, and seats are wearing the RS logo. Audi offers optional Valcona leather seats with a honeycomb pattern. Really, everything inside looks sportier than in the base Q8 model.
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The sporty vibe is present and even the displays are RS-type and you can see them in the digital instrument cluster. For such a luxurious model, Audi provides plenty of optional and exclusive features. The head-up display is just one of the features and it looks even more exclusive than the standard one.
2021 Audi Q8 RS Price and Release Date
As we already wrote, German carmaker confirmed this model for the United States. New 2021 Audi Q8 RS will go on sale in the second half of 2020. The price will start at around $140,000. This SUV will compete against Range Rover Sport SVR, BMW X6 M, and Mercedes-AMG GLE 63.
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dusters, who are doctors and expounders of the law. There is. also an. inferior. order of clergy among the Parsees, called hirbeds, who have immediate charge of the sacred fire, and sweep and take care of the temple. The priests receive their office by inheritance, and have no fixed salary, but are paid for their services. Many of them follow secular employments.


Some of you are devoted coffee drinkers, while some of you prefer tea. And then there are some who love both, which is the category I fall into. I've been drinking a little more tea lately, though, since coffee tends to keep me up at night!
Recently I received a package of three Teatoxy Detox Teas to try. These teas are created in Thailand from organic ingredients that have detox benefits. As you can see from the photos, they're really pretty teas–almost as pretty as potpourri!
The Morning Blend, designed to boost metabolism and increase alertness, is a blend of lemongrass, rose hips, peppermint, apples, rooibos, blackberry leaves, hibiscus, and marigolds. The soft peppermint flavor is refreshing–a nice way to start the day.
The Energize Blend is an organic blue detox tea blend created with lemongrass, Pandan leaves, Moroccan Rose Petals, Bluechai, and Lavender, which is designed to increase energy, fat burning, and suppress your appetite. It has a nice mild flavor and a pretty blue color which turns purple if you add some lemon juice.
The Calm Me Blend includes organic hops, hibiscus, peppermint, cornflower, marigold, goji berries, and dried lemon slices. It's supposed to help promote better sleep and is rich in antioxidants. I liked the light lemony flavor of this tea–it's very soothing. I think this blend was my favorite!
If you like tea, you may want to try these out. They would also make a great gift for any tea drinkers you know!
So which category do you fall into…coffee drinker, tea drinker, or both?
This entry was posted in Beverages/Smoothies, Food and Recipes, Food Gifts, Healthy Eating, Reviews and tagged Detox Tea, featured, organic, tea, Teatoxy on December 1, 2014 by nancyc.
Nancy, It was so interesting to read this post as I love tea and am always looking for new teas to try!
These teas look so inviting and, although I'm not a coffee drinker, I do like herbal tea, especially in the winter months.
I am such a tea person so I appreciate these tea recommendations. I gotta give these a try.


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Meghan McCain Blasts Tucker Carlson for Using Her Father's Name in Crenshaw Insult
By Savannah Rychcik May 17, 2022 at 12:15pm
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Meghan McCain went after Fox News host Tucker Carlson after he used her father's name in an insult.
Carlson said during his show Monday night, "You know the more I think about it, it takes a lot of gall for eyepatch McCain to attack moms who are worried about baby formula as pro-Russia."
McCain responded, "This is just trash. That being said I'm sure [Dan Crenshaw TX] doesn't mind the comparison."
This is just trash.
That being said I'm sure @DanCrenshawTX doesn't mind the comparison. https://t.co/JpzUZBuC93
— Meghan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) May 17, 2022
The United States is currently facing a shortage of baby formula.
Crenshaw previously criticized Republicans over their lack of support for sending aid to Ukraine.
"One of the reasons I say I'm cynical about your comment about –more cynical than you are about — look the wing of the party that's just completely against any kind of aid, you know, and the media calling them pro Russia," Crenshaw said during an episode of his podcast "Hold These Truths."
He added, "I think a lot of them are not pro Russia."
Crenshaw explained, "We have colleagues who I think earnestly believe, I won't name names, but they earnestly, cause I've seen them say this, earnestly believe that we're gonna start a war with Russia if we vote on aid to Ukraine. I think they're dead wrong. I mean, it's completely wrong. Um, it hasn't happened yet. It won't happen soon."
The Republican argued "Russia has no bandwidth to just start a war with us though, so they're wrong, but maybe they're making that argument in earnest. But the problem is, is when you start making other arguments, like, like, well, the Ukrainians are just neo-Nazis and we're sending weapons to neo-Nazis or, or look at these Biolabs."
He continued, "Of course, Russia had to invade because the U.S. was apparently funding, Biolab weapons in Ukraine."
Concluding his remarks, Crenshaw said, "The Biolabs thing is completely untrue. That's part of a longstanding program, right? That, that is actually meant to keep an eye on these things."
Additionally, Crenshaw recently sparred with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) over an Ukrainian aid bill, as IJR reported.
Responding to criticism over his support of the bill, Crenshaw said, "Yeah, because investing in the destruction of our adversary's military, without losing a single American troop, strikes me as a good idea. You should feel the same."
Greene replied, "So you think we are funding a proxy war with Russia? You speak as if Ukrainian lives should be thrown away, as if they have no value. Just used and thrown away."
She added, "For your proxy war? How does that help Americans? How does any of this help?"
He asked, "Still going after that slot on Russia Today huh?"
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Blackout Begins Against Project Veritas Video - One Platform Has Purged It Completely
"I really think it's third-world that big, massive corporations team up with big tech monopolies to target journalism."


The output of the car's power comes from the car battery. The standard voltage of the car battery is 12V. When the engine is working, the battery voltage is about 14.4V. The output is the car cigarette lighter, which becomes the main port of the car charger. The principle of the car charger is to use the socket of the car cigarette lighter as the power source, and charge the original 12V voltage of the car power source to the 5V voltage of the mobile phone through some electronic components to charge the mobile phone. Some vehicles come with a USB interface, but the output current is low, which can't meet the charging requirements of large-screen mobile phones and tablets. From the perspective of safety and load, the fuses of the general model cigarette lighter interface are around 20A, some advanced models even reach 30A, and the vehicle supply voltage is 12V, so the load capacity of the cigarette lighter interface is basically above 100W. The car charger with 5V output voltage will not have safety hazards.
Another type of car charger can be called a car inverter. Its principle is to convert DC12V DC to AC 220V/110V AC for general electrical appliances. It is a convenient power converter. The car inverter is also powered by a car battery or a cigarette lighter, which can meet the owner's use of 220V household appliances in the car, such as laptops. Compared to car chargers, car inverters are more expensive, ranging in price from $30 to $150.
Although the car charger is safe in principle, the quality will still affect the safety of use. The car chargers produced by these irregular manufacturers may cause the charger voltage to be unstable due to imperfect technology, and there may be leakage and burnout. Some car chargers do not have a fuse, so when the vehicle voltage is unstable, it is very likely to burn the charging device, and may even cause the car to catch fire.
The vehicle voltage is unstable, and the voltage of the vehicle is high at the moment of starting, so there is still a certain requirement for the safety of the car charger. At the same time, it is not recommended to use it as a charger for mobile phones for a long time. If you use a car inverter, you should pay more attention to the safety of the vehicle, because it will cause harm to the human body when converting the current to 110V/220V household AC.
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Wild Life at Nevill Hall Hospital!
A new show of pictures by Gwent Wildlife Trust are on display in Main Outpatients at Nevill Hall Hospital. The photographs have been contributed by staff, Trustees and members of Gwent Wildlife Trust to illustrate the wealth of wildlife to be found throughout the post-industrial areas of north Torfaen, Blaenau Gwent and west of Abergavenny.
Gwent Wildlife Trust covers the area from the lower Wye to the Rhymney river in south east Wales and manages over 30 nature reserves and two education centres.
Currently, one of its biggest projects is centred on the former steelworks site in Ebbw Vale and this post-industrial region is the inspiration for this series of photographs.
For more information about Gwent Wildlife Trust, please contact the Ebbw Vale team on 01495 307525 or head office on 01600 740600. Alternatively, look on their website at www.gwentwildlife.org or follow them on Facebook.
This show is the 25th in a series of exhibitions in and around Nevill Hall Hospital, organised by Gwent Arts in Health. Garth is a local charity that aims to help realise the potential of the arts in promoting health and wellbeing.
If you are an artist or part of a group that would like to show some work in Main Outpatients, then please contact Sarah Goodey (sarah.goodey@wales.nhs.uk) 01633 234517.
Most Reverend Dr Barry Morgan DD Archbishop of Wales.
Registered as a Charitable Company limited by guarantee in England and Wales.
GARTH works in partnership with the Aneurin Bevan Health Board which provides quality healthcare to more than 600,000 people living in South East Wales and are one of the largest and busiest Trusts in the UK. The Trust extends across Newport, Monmouthshire, Torfaen, Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly.


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Sophia Wright
Sophia grew up in Hubei, but spent most of her life in Chongqing. She has a passion for bridging the divide between cultures and is heavily involved in both the foreign and local communities within Chongqing, as well as maintaining strong ties, both personal and professional, throughout the whole region.
While in Chongqing, along with her American husband, Rayfield, Sophia opened and operated Blue Olive, a Mediterranean restaurant located in the historic Liziba Park area of Chongqing. Through this venue, Sophia became involved in the community by hosting frequent cultural and educational events aimed at dispelling misconceptions and introducing participants to the best of both Chinese and foreign cultures.
More recently, Sophia and her husband have relocated to Los Angeles, California, where Sophia is preparing to take the California Bar Examination in order to practice law in the United States as well. Despite currently residing in the California, Sophia is eager to continue helping those seeking legal help in China.
Sophia is a registered attorney with 12 years' experience and has represented clients in Chongqing, Beijing, and other provinces. Before becoming an attorney, Sophia worked in the Chongqing government for seven years. In this time, she dealt with businesses, individuals, and government officials, building connections and learning the ins-and-outs of the local system. Because of this, she has firsthand insight into the workings of both local and national governmental procedures.
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Aside from common legal services that everyday expatriates residing in China might have need of, such as work or rental contracts and visa services, Sophia also has extensive experience defending foreigners in high-profile criminal cases.
One such case occurred in Chongqing in 2015, when a Congolese exchange student and his Chinese girlfriend were confronted by a group of locals using verbal slurs. This escalated into a fight in which the student was forced to briefly defend himself and subsequently fled with his girlfriend to a local police station. Upon arriving and telling their story, this student was then arrested on charges of causing intentional injury.
As compensation, the alleged victim of these injuries demanded 700,000 RMB (approx. USD 100,000). It was at this point the defendant contacted Sophia for legal advice. The case lasted over one year, with police seizing his passport so he was unable to leave the country.
Working within the local legal system and also in conjunction with the defendant's embassy, Sophia stood by her client throughout the entire ordeal. The eventual result was that the defendant was cleared of all charges and was not required to monetarily compensate his attackers.
Other Cases in the News
How did this former CFL player and Detroit native end up in a Chinese jail? | NPR
A Chinese Court Has Sentenced an American Football Player to Four Years in Prison | TIME
Ex-Ball State football player Wendell Brown gets four years in Chinese prison for bar fight | USA Today
Family fights to help football coach sent to prison in China over bar fight | Today
Chinese Court Hands U.S. Football Coach 4-Year Prison Sentence | Sports Illustrated


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Faculty Physician Rheumatology (Assistant or Associate Professor Master Clinician Track)
As the multi-specialty group practice for the faculty of the University of Minnesota Medical School, University of Minnesota Physicians has more than 950 physicians and 1,600 health professionals, providing clinical care in over 100 specialty and sub-specialty areas. Our mission is three-fold: delivering exceptional patient care, advancing medicine through research, and training the next generation of health professionals.
The Department of Medicine, Division of Rheumatic and Autoimmune Diseases at the University of Minnesota is seeking a full time board certified/eligible Rheumatologist at the Assistant or Associate Professor rank on the master clinician track
About the Appointment:
This position includes clinical duties working in the MHealth Fairview Clinics and Surgery Center located on the East Bank of the University of Minnesota Medical campus, that opened in 2016. The five-floor facility houses 37 adult medical specialties, an ambulatory surgery and procedure center with 10 operating rooms and 6 procedure rooms, retail pharmacy, imaging services, including interventional radiology and mammography, and 171 spacious exam rooms.
Will also cover inpatient consultative services at the University of Minnesota Medical Center (UMMC) located in Minneapolis.
Additional responsibilities will include participation in the teaching of medical students, residents, and fellows, clinical practice through MPhysicians, and participation in service activities on behalf of the department, the medical school, and your profession.
The position will require supervising, mentoring and teaching medical students, residents and fellows along with other curriculum development responsibilities.
The successful candidate will participate in research projects and other academic/scholarly activities either as a collaborator or independent researcher and participate in faculty development activities tailored to the candidate's career interests and goals.
This full-time position.
Academic time will be used to pursue scholarly work in the candidate s area of specialty/research experience with a goal of developing collaborative or independent, externally funded research.
Faculty will be active in their national organizations and foster an academic environment for medical students, residents and faculty.
About the Division:
The Division of Rheumatic and Autoimmune Diseases seeks the cure for a diverse group of immunological and inflammatory diseases that affect a wide range of organ systems. Although the cause of many of these illnesses is unknown, many share some form of immunopathology that leads to uncontrolled inflammation, pain, disability, and often tissue destruction. Ongoing basic, translational, and clinical research in this division is leading to an even greater understanding of systemic autoimmunity that leads to rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, scleroderma, systemic lupus erythematosus, Sjogren's syndrome and polymyositis/dermatoymyositis, as well as select tissue-specific autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis and diabetes mellitus. Clinicians in this Division are also available for inpatient and outpatient Rheumatology Consultation at the University of Minnesota Medical Center-Fairview, Fairview Maple Grove sites. Finally, educators in this Division are training the next generation of biomedical researchers, rheumatology practitioners, and professors, to meet the growing health care needs of the 21st century.
Graduate of an accredited ACGME internal medicine residency and rheumatology fellowship training program.
Board certified with the American Board of Internal Medicine and board eligible/certified in rheumatology
Licensed or ability to obtain Minnesota Board of Medical Practice Licensure.
Ability to obtain/maintain DEA certification in the State of Minnesota
Meet threshold criteria/qualifications for Credentialing and Privileges
Ability to receive work authorization in the United States from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and maintain legal status according to the requirements of VISA category while in the United States.
Exceptional collaboration abilities with partners and staff.
Understands and places importance on patient care/service.
Detail oriented and self-motivated
Education focused and a creative problem-solver
An application for the corresponding academic component of this position should be submitted through University of Minnesota employment site.
Information about benefits of working at the University of Minnesota and University of Minnesota Physicians can be found at https://humanresources.umn.edu/benefits & https://mphysicians.org/careers.
M Health and Clinical Partnerships:
University of Minnesota Physicians providers practice at affiliated locations under the University of Minnesota Health (M Health) shared care delivery system. M Health represents a collaboration between University of Minnesota Physicians, University of Minnesota Medical Center and Fairview Health Services to create a nationally renowned academic health system that combines academic and community resources to provide the very best clinical care to patients and communities, while also supporting research and education across the joint healthcare delivery system.
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EEO/AA Employer/Vet/Disabled All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to any lawfully protected status.
MPhysicians offers competitive salary and excellent benefits and provides you with the opportunity to enhance your career in the exciting field of health care through rewarding and challenging assignments and the opportunities for advancement.
UMPhysicians offers competitive salary and excellent benefits and provides you with the opportunity to enhance your career in the exciting field of health care through rewarding and challenging assignments and the opportunities for advancement.
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