Albany, NY — 02/05/2018 — The food and packaging industry is expected to grow in future because of the growing population and the demand for innovative packaging. There is a high demand for packaging products because of the changing lifestyles and growing urbanization where consumers look for options which are simple and effective. Boilable bags are one such segment of packaging products which provides a high protection from external factors and keeps the food fresh.
Boilable bags market is expected to grow at a high CAGR in the forecast period. Boilable bags are also called vacuum or microwaveable bags which can be of different thickness and are used to store food and can also be used to directly heat the food without using any containers. The biggest advantage of using boilable bags is that it does not contain any harmful chemicals like BPA which can destroy the food and can be hazardous for consumption. Boilable bags can be used by campers, food processors, and backpackers or can also be used in medical processes and procedures.
The driving force for the boilable bags market is its wide range of applications in meats, vegetables, or poultry. It can also be used in preserving food color, juices, and nutritional content. Boilable bags market is growing because of the exceptional qualities which these bags provide like preserving moisture, serving as an odor barrier and preserving the nutrition of the food. The other driving force for the boilable bags market is the vacuum seal which helps in keeping the air and moisture away from getting into food and destroying it.
Most plastic bags cannot be used for storing food since they can be harmful for consumption but boilable bags are made with materials which do not react with the products kept inside and keep it safe and eatable. This has driven the boilable bags market. Boilable bags can be used at high temperatures because of their efficiency of not contaminating the food.
One of the restraints of boilable bags market is the availability of cheap alternatives which can replace them. Another factor affecting the growth of boilable bags is the proper disposal of these bags, if not done properly it can affect the environment.
The boilable bags market is segmented on the basis of the temperature, by the type of products, by application and region.
On the basis of the temperature, the boilable bags market is segmented into high temperature and low-temperature boilable bags.
On the basis of geographies, the boilable bags market is segmented across 7 key regions; Latin America, North America, Japan, Asia Pacific excluding Japan, Western Europe, Eastern Europe and Japan. North America has the highest market share of boilable bags market because of the high amount of packaged foods used there. Growing campers and young population have also driven the growth of boilable bags market in this region. Europe and Latin America are also expected to have a significant market share in the boilable bags market. Boilable bags market in Asia Pacific is expected to grow at a high CAGR in the forecast period because of the growing food and packaging industry in this region.
Few of the major key players active in the boilable bags market includes PackitGourmet LLC, Impact Corporation, AR-BEE Transparent Products Inc, Universal plastic bag corporation, Delstar Technologies Inc, Aceco Industrial Packaging, Peace Products Co, Golden Eagle Extrusions Inc, Maco PKG and Ultravack Solutions.


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On this edition of the New York Rangers Blueshirt Beat, we take a look at all of the 2018 Stanley Cup odds and where Broadway fits in.
It looks like the Pittsburgh Penguins are the team to beat again. At least that is what Jim Cerny of the Sporting News is reporting in his column.
Cerny reports that Westgate has the Pens a 6/1 favorite to three-peat as champions. The New York Rangers are 16/1, sitting in 12th place.
Newly Acquired Ranger defenseman Anthony DeAngelo participated in a charity hockey game over the weekend. He posted this picture on his Instagram account. Looking forward to seeing pictures of him in his No. 77 jersey skating for the Rangers next month.
Fun weekend at checking for charity. Hollydell brings home the hardware lol! Good time with good guys and for great causes.
Rick Carpiniello retweeted a great video of footage from a 1930s hockey game between the New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens. Its a vintage black and white video, old time hockey at its best. Great way to look at how hockey has changed over the last 80 years.
NEXT: Can Alain Vigneault and Lindy Ruff Coexist?


The only thing that worries me is the extra attention he's going to get by the media as he gets better seems like a bloke that doesn't like the limelight but potentially a player that ends up not having a choice.
Not many backman get too much attention. Dual AA Michael Hurley seems a similar type as far as avoiding the limelight and he seems fine .
You mean like he needs to pass wind.
If he was a Lakota it would be Wind in his tipped fringe.
Just keep Bruce away from him and we're gravy.
The most important thing is that Francis NOW believes he can play at the level - Confidence is everything for young players.
I don't think there's any way we were accepting a 4th rounder. I always interpreted the quotes at the time (http://www.essendonfc.com.au/news/2017-10-09/francis-trade-update) that we were open to the idea of trading him, but as we rated him highly we weren't just going to give him away, so probably an early second rounder at an absolute minimum.
Your point still applies because I'd be gutted watching him do to us what he did to Port, even if we had got a pick like that back, but let's not go overboard - I reckon he's gone if a 4th would have done it.
I think that might have been the problem but he seems to be coming to grips with it and may eventually thrive off it.
As soon as I noticed BZT's ears awkwardly half tucked into his cap I couldn't take anything else in.
According to training goers on BB the big fella has... Trained/Training with Jobes ex boxing coach in the off season with the mind of playing some midfield minutes, Has been involved in the midfield and defensive group so far this off season.
If he gets super fit he'll be a Keanu Reeves.
Let's hope the next few seasons are more Excellent Adventure and less Bogus Journey.
Pretty sure that's a book for children.
More like mother****in John Wick.
If someone could kill his dog just before the season starts that'd be great thanks.
Franga is looking a lot trimmer from what I have seen. Must've put a good couple of months of training in.
His body looks more like an AFL player.
Guessing they want to build his tank and have him roam a bit more up the field.
Francis pushing up as part of a zone defence will be a nightmare for opposition; the way McGovern shuts down huge portions of the field because he can read the play and mark so well.


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Alterra to develop 300ha WA avocado project
Shares in Perth-based agri-investor Alterra (ASX:1AG) rose by almost 17 per cent today after announcing plans to develop what could become one of the largest avocado farms in the country.
Alterra came out of a trading suspension yesterday after releasing news it had secured a 30-year lease to develop and operate a 300-hectare avocado orchard in the southwestern horticultural hotspot of Pemberton.
The lease includes another 10-year option and once developed the orchard could represent around 10 per cent of the state's planted hectares of the green gold.
The project will be administered by a special purpose vehicle (SPV) subsidiary set up by Alterra called Carpenters Beedelup, which is leasing land and water resources from Red Moon Property Holdings, an entity related to WA's largest privately-owned fruit grower, packer and wholesaler the Casotti Group.
Carpenters Beedelup will seek to raise capital in FY21 from a development capital syndicate, following which Alterra intends to maintain a direct equity interest.
"With approximately 2,500 hectares of current avocado production in Western Australia, this single development has the potential to represent about 10 per cent of WA's planted hectares, with positive pre-feasibility results providing Alterra with a basis to pursue development," says Alterra managing director Oliver Barnes (pictured left with Alterra executive director Andrew McBain).
"The Carpenters Project site is exceptional with the region highly regarded for its favourable climate, reliable rainfall, excellent soil types and quality water, which makes this site a high-value asset for Alterra.
"The Carpenters Project is a significant opportunity to launch Alterra's new business model with an outstanding asset supported by quality management."
He claims Alterra operates in an asset class that is known to hedge inflation with limited correlation to economic cycles.
"There has been strong demand at an institutional level, with billions of dollars invested into Australian agricultural assets over the past 12 months," he says.
"This is the first of several planned projects for Alterra and I am pleased to say the Company's opportunity pipeline is strong.
"Over the coming months, we will conduct detailed engineering studies, soil testing and financial due diligence, in combination with arranging the development capital required to bring the full project to fruition."
Casotti Group director and general manager Mario Casotti says Carpenters adjoins the family's renowned "Casuarina" property in a premium growing region, with access to significant high quality water and nutrient-rich Karri soils perfect for avocado production.
"We are pleased to work with Alterra to realise our dream of developing Carpenters and are confident in Alterra's capacity as project developer and manager to successfully deliver this unique opportunity," he says.
As part of the lease, Red Moon will be responsible for the works associated with land clearance and construction of the dam sites.
Casotti Group has guaranteed to provide the Carpenters Project with 500 megalitres of water per annum from their adjoining property "Casuarina", which will be used to support avocado plantings while a dam is constructed which - subject to feasibility - is expected to hold approximately 3.0 gigalitres of water.
Alterra has already secured exclusive rights to local avocado genetics and production data from Pemberton avocado company French's Group.
"French's Group has seen increased international demand for premium Pemberton avocados with an excellent shelf life which supports a significant export opportunity for the industry and Alterra," says French's Group founder William French.
"The region is recognised within Australia for high-quality product, and we believe the Carpenters Project will help drive global demand for avocados from the region."
While Alterra has not provided a parent company guarantee for the SPV's obligations under the lease, Alterra is committing an initial $350,000 to the SPV for working capital purposes including; first two years lease payments and ongoing feasibility costs.

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I have an old style serial type TC-08 and I now need an extra 8 channels, should I be buying a new USB style TC-08 or will this give me problems running alongside the old one?
Please consider the USB TC08 as this unit emplys USB connectivity. Most modern laptops are not equiped with serial ports. Our software will support multiple units of all connection types. YOu will have no problems using a USB alongside your serial device.


Houston, we have a problem. Hillary Clinton's campaign has run into a major speed bump and it's called Bernie Sanders. As we move toward the day of reckoning known as Super Tuesday, she's dialing up Black America to answer the call to action. The woman that was supposedly married to America's first black president is now hoping that it is Black America that buoys her campaign. The problem is that regardless of whether Bill Clinton believes, as he has recently stated, that"we are all mixed-race people...", he is white and the Clintons were far from good for Black America in their last go around in the White House. Whether we look at "The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act " signed by President Clinton in 1994, a piece of legislation which led to more black men being incarcerated than we had seen in all of America's dark history, which is saying a lot. Or, the Telecommunications Act of 1996 which nearly gutted black media ownership by removing caps on corporate media ownership. The Clinton era was marked by a reality of setbacks for African Americans that are too often understated, and are best summed up by Michelle Alexander, author of the bestseller "The New Jim Crow".


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Things You May Have Seen Peter Capaldi In Previously
by Jackie DeVore in culture, Doctor Who, Fandom, geek, Press Release, Review
A few hours ago, The BBC announced who the 12th Doctor will be in the hit series, Doctor Who. So that means at this point that the entire internet knows. In case you're new to the 'Who, however, here's a little info to clue you in. The 50th anniversary episode is coming up around Christmas time (that's not 50 episodes, just for clarity, that's 50 years since the series started), and current front-runner, Matt Smith, announced about two months ago that he was leaving the show at that time. If you listened carefully in that moment, you would have heard the thud of millions of Whovian hearts breaking a little bit, in unison.
However, that is the nature of the story: Timelords regenerate, and the story goes on. Today, we are welcoming Peter Capaldi as the twelfth Doctor to grace the series. Capaldi has had a long, celebrated career, and is welcomed with open arms by many fans. Just in case you need a little convincing, or are having trouble placing him, here are a just a couple roles you're likely to remember him from.
Torchwood: Children of Earth, John Frobisher
John Frobisher was the Permanent Secretary to the Home Office and Torchwood Three's liaison to the British government. (TV: Children of Earth: Day Two) He was later appointed informal ambassador to the 456. Passionate and driven, his job became increasingly difficult when all around him began to shirk any responsibility for the disaster that was unfolding.
Neverwhere (TV Series), Islington
An actual angel dwelling in the sewers of London Below. Its duty is to watch over London Below, though (or maybe because) it failed at its previous task: guarding the city of Atlantis.
This TV mini-series, based on the beautiful and brilliant novel by Neil Gaiman, aired in 1996, and also starred Gary Bakewell, Laura Fraser, and Clive Russell.
Dreamboys, Lead Singer
The band starred a young Peter Capaldi on vocals with an equally young Libby McArthur guesting on backing vocals (who was singer in, the pre His Latest Flame, Sophisticated Boom Boom with Jaqeuline Bradley). Temple Clark on Bass Guitar & Robert Livsey on Drums completed the line up. Trivia fact-Comedian Craig Ferguson had also played drums with The Dreamboys.
This little bit of trivia is just plain fun.
Doctor Who: Fires of Pompeii, Caecilius
And, of course, like seemingly most British television actors at this point, Capaldi has already been in an episode of Doctor Who. Funny enough, it's the same episode in which Karen Gillan first made her appearance on the show (as a cultist / soothsayer), long before she took on the role of Amy Pond.
Lucius Caecilius Iucundus was a man who lived in Pompeii before Vesuvius erupted in 79. Husband of Metella and father to Evelina and Quintus, Caecilius was a marble trader with political ambitions.
Of course, Capaldi has been in many, many other things throughout the course of his career, and even played the W.H.O. Doctor in the recent zombie flick, World War Z. I'm sure he will, no doubt, be a wonderful addition to the show. Still, it would have been nice to see a new face on the show, especially a less traditional one (I think we all considered Idris Elba at one point or another, right?).
Although, while I anxiously await Capaldi's Doctor portrayal, personally, I really would have like to have seen Damien Molony take on the role.
I guess we'll just have to see how things go with the Christmas Special on November 23rd.
Happy Sunday, everyone.
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The School's Open day was a resounding success and the busiest the School has even been. The ever increasing popularity of the School attracted an overwhelming number of parents with their boys and girls, keen to explore our excellent facilities and meet our inspiring teachers. It was a pleasure to welcome them all into our school and to have an opportunity to talk to so many bright boys and girls and their committed parents.
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package com.trimc.blogger.gngrams.scripts;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.io.File;

import org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.AnnotationConfigApplicationContext;

public final class GngramsLocationTest {

//	@Test
	public void bigrams() throws Throwable {
		assertTrue(new File(getGngramsLocation().getBigrams()).exists());
	}

	private GngramsLocation getGngramsLocation() {

		ApplicationContext ctx = new AnnotationConfigApplicationContext(SpringConfig.class);
		assertNotNull(ctx);

		GngramsLocation gngramsLocation = (GngramsLocation) ctx.getBean("gngramsLocation");
		assertNotNull(gngramsLocation);

		return gngramsLocation;
	}

	//@Test
	public void trigrams() throws Throwable {
		assertTrue(new File(getGngramsLocation().getTrigrams()).exists());
	}

//	@Test
	public void unigrams() throws Throwable {
		assertTrue(new File(getGngramsLocation().getUnigrams()).exists());
	}
}

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Bishopton have been named BT Club of the Month for September for their commitment to club-wide development.
The Renfrewshire club enjoyed an unbeaten month in BT West League Division 3, recording a bonus point in every match, and fielded their first ever under-18 team.
The club has made strides in its coaching, youth section and officiating as well as establishing a development XV.
The development team was set up with the aim of creating a second XV next season and ensures that younger and fringe players can play regular rugby and continue to improve their game.
Club President Graeme Adam, said: "As a club, we've been working incredibly hard to improve performance at every level and we have seen that pay off.
"The playing numbers, the coaching and the engagement we're seeing from everyone in the club are all going in the right direction.Bishopton has been lucky to see members get involved in every aspect of the game, not just playing, which is really pleasing.
Bishopton has targeted player recruitment and retention and seven of the current first XV have graduated from the club's youth section to join the senior team.
The club's future looks especially bright with players Rory Jackson and Callum Brown are part of the BT Sport Scottish Rugby Academy and capped for West U16 respectively.
Another of their youth section, Andrew Carey, has recently started training as a referee alongside playing.
The BT Club of the Month award celebrates on-pitch performance, discipline and player development.
Bishopton will receive £200 plus a 12 month commercial BT Sport subscription for their clubhouse.


Baby belly pictures haven't been a common occurrence with Baby #2... oops! Today marks week 29, which means we only have *about* 11 weeks left. If he is anything like his older brother, we might have 12 weeks left.
Thanks to those of you who have been keeping me and Baby in your prayers. All our doctor appointments and ultrasounds have gone well. So your prayers are working! Keep 'em coming!
We've really liked the Bradley method -good luck with it, and we'll keep you in our prayers.
Hurray! He's almost there, he's almost there, he's almost there,there, there, there, there, there there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We did Bradley and really liked it, too! I love the nutrition aspect of it, and all the relaxation, and who better to coach you than Andrew! Even with a c-section, all of the labor tools leading up to that were so helpful!
Many prayers for you all!


When Cindy moves into a new apartment, she asks her friend Debbie to come over an help her paint. Debbie arrives dressed for the mall, not for painting, so she has to remove her clothes to paint in her underwear. Cindy gets so turned on, that it looks she might have a new roommate.


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Q: How to change the font for number in allowframebreak generated frames? Here is a MWE
\documentclass{beamer}
\usepackage{blindtext}
\setbeamertemplate{frametitle}{\color{red}\insertframetitle}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}[allowframebreaks]{Some Text}
  \Blindtext
\end{frame}
\end{document}

How I can change the color of I, II and so on?

A: To change the foreground fg of the frametitle color you can add:
\setbeamercolor{frametitle}{fg=red}

... to the preamble. See also 17.2.3 Setting Beamer's Colors in the beamer manual.
Solution:

MWE:
\documentclass{beamer}
\usepackage{blindtext}
\setbeamercolor{frametitle}{fg=red}
\begin{document}
\begin{frame}[allowframebreaks]{Some Text}
  \Blindtext
\end{frame}
\end{document}

A: For me,
\setbeamercolor{frametitle}{fg=red}
did not work, I had to use
\setbeamercolor{frametitle continuation}{fg=red},
see 8 Creating Frames in the beamer manual

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Somewhere in me I realised that I was beaten, that I couldn't go on like this and yet I'd no idea how to do anything any different. I'd seen a notice that said "Is food a problem for you?" with a contact number for Overeaters Anonymous. I got the courage to ring the number. Although I was nervous, within seconds I had the feeling that the woman knew what it is like. I met up with a member of OA and she shared her story of what it had been like for her. It was a relief to hear her share about her previous food life. Meeting her gave me hope that things could change that I wouldn't have to live the way I was. In time I experienced the programme of OA which is a 12 step fellowship based on that of Alcoholics Anonymous. I have found a way of life that works for me today. The food isn't calling to me. I'm not fighting it or avoiding it. It is in its right place. Just for today I don't have to self destruct. There is a solution, a way out.


Our stay was very pleasant! The host was a pleasure to interact with! Very friendly and really cares for his guests! The facilities were well kept and security was also on point. I'd recommend this place to all those who need serenity and it will make a great place for a couples retreat or just taking time out from a busy lifestyle!
Lungiswa Nkosi We had a good time at Thokozani Guest Lodge, the staff services is outstanding, we really enjoyed every moment. The owner is very humble and was always there to help us and advise on the routes to take. Thank you so much to everyone there who made our holiday stay to be enjoyable.
Thank you Holger, for making us so welcome again.
You have such a beautiful place, we love staying here, and hope to see you again next year. The garden and the birds, not forgetting the dogs are a delight.
Thank you Holger for such great hospitality, good breakfast, good company and your willingness to assist with tours. We enjoyed our stay and we definitely coming back next year.
It is a fond memory of staying here that we won't forget! Best regards and complements to the Chef and keeper, Alex. You have a beautiful property and your warm welcoming hospitality is impressive. Thanks you from us all!
Thank you for a wonderful stay. Your hospitality and kindness and delusion food have been brilliant and we truly love your home and garden. You really live in a little piece of African Paradise and we thank you for sharing this with us. We think you have a very special place. Hope to come back another time.
All the best and thanks again- it has been a pleasure to meet you both.
Wonderful lovely hospitality- hope to be back. Thank you so lovely meeting you.
Staying with you and enjoying your hospitality made our first visit to South Africa so enjoyable. Beautiful ground, wonderful food, great conservation. It was a pleasure to meet you both.
The twelve of us had a fantastic time. Such a beautiful Accommodation. Friendly service. Peaceful atmosphere. We all had such a wonderful time here. Beautiful garden and we had a lovely swim. Delicious Breakfast!! Thank you so much.
Thank you for having us, and taking such good care of us. With such lovely meals. May God bless you and your farm.
Thank you very much for your great hospitality during our stay at your wonderful house Thokozani Lodge. You gave us excellent guidance for day tours and a fantastic time in the Kruger Park. Holger – that really leaves pictures in our mind. Good luck in the future!


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A Book Review by the Fired-Up Team
Mindset: The New Psychology of Success
by Carol S. Dweck, PhD
Our Overall Rating: 9.9/10
Usefulness Rating: 9.9/10
Stretch Factor
Stretch Your Thinking Rating: 9.7/10
Our Main Take-Away:
Mindset is a very positive, helpful and easy to read volume that explores, with the use of many engaging examples, how the perceptions we apply to our challenges, capabilities, relationships, and work has a great deal to do with the outcome. The concepts of the "growth mindset" and the "fixed mindset" are contrasted throughout the book in different business and life settings, then explained by the author through the frame of extensive research to help the reader see the potential applications in their lives.
Reasons to Read:
The power of the book Mindset lies first in the ease with which the topics and examples are presented by the author. The clear style of writing and compact nature of how each example is explored makes digesting a research-based book such as this a pleasure instead of a chore. The progression of sub-topics and examples builds one upon the other with the concepts becoming more clearly developed as one proceeds through the book.
In chapters 1 and 2 the author places the rationale and supporting premise for the book in context. At the end of chapter 2, she poses, and answers, a series of questions for the reader. In doing so it places the reader at ease by anticipating and clarifying the underlying assumptions that are explored in the subsequent chapters. By doing this in advance, the author creates a space for acceptance and learning that might have been more difficult without including this section.
Throughout Mindset, Dweck challenges the assumptions that people have about their ability. She presses on perceptions that we hold regarding the conditions that either enhance or impede one's journey toward success. She explains that a "growth mindset" in a person is observed by an openness to learning and a willingness to see the possibility, rather than the barriers offered by a given situation. In example after example she shows how success has been achieved by mentally reframing present and past experiences for the most positive outcome possible.
Debunking the myth that talent alone is requisite for high levels of accomplishment, Dweck shows how very famous and successful individuals persevered though places in their journey where "a fixed mindset" would not have allowed them to move forward. She explains that a "growth mindset" is more than just being optimistic. It involves a belief in others around you, in their potential. It involves the capacity to move on from disappointment and failure, through a lens of learning and growing from the experience. It also shows that such experiences, even the painful ones, can be applied in a positive manner in the future towards the larger goals from which one aspires. As the author relays the stories of both famous and everyday people, it is very easy for the reader to remember individuals who have touched our lives in a positive way. The book creates a context, through research and many applicable stories, for why we found these people and their actions toward us to be uplifting and inspiring. As one reads further, the pages that explore how relationships, especially those we hold most dear, are heavily impacted by the manner in which we choose to frame them. The "growth mindset" in such critical aspects of our daily lives has a direct application to happiness and provides several points of reflection for the reader.
Mindset is a book that leaves the reader wanting more! Its practical and hopeful tone is inspiring. The format invites active intellectual engagement with the topics. As the examples are shared and the different contexts are examined, the reader begins to see how the powerful message of a "growth mindset" can be applied effectively to their personal lives and business endeavors.
Amazon Summary:
The updated edition of the book that has changed millions of lives with its insights into the growth mindset.
After decades of research, world-renowned Stanford University psychologist Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D., discovered a simple but groundbreaking idea: the power of mindset. In this brilliant book, she shows how success in school, work, sports, the arts, and almost every area of human endeavor can be dramatically influenced by how we think about our talents and abilities. People with a fixed mindset—those who believe that abilities are fixed—are less likely to flourish than those with a growth mindset—those who believe that abilities can be developed. Mindset reveals how great parents, teachers, managers, and athletes can put this idea to use to foster outstanding accomplishment.
In this edition, Dweck offers new insights into her now famous and broadly embraced concept. She introduces a phenomenon she calls false growth mindset and guides people toward adopting a deeper, truer growth mindset. She also expands the mindset concept beyond the individual, applying it to the cultures of groups and organizations. With the right mindset, you can motivate those you lead, teach, and love—to transform their lives and your own.
Praise for Mindset
"A good book is one whose advice you believe. A great book is one whose advice you follow. This is a book that can change your life, as its ideas have changed mine."—Robert J. Sternberg, co-author of Teaching for Wisdom, Intelligence, Creativity, and Success
"An essential read for parents, teachers [and] coaches . . . as well as for those who would like to increase their own feelings of success and fulfillment."—Library Journal (starred review)
"Everyone should read this book."—Chip Heath and Dan Heath, authors of Made to Stick
"One of the most influential books ever about motivation."—Po Bronson, author of NurtureShock
"If you manage people or are a parent (which is a form of managing people), drop everything and read Mindset."—Guy Kawasaki, author of The Art of the Start 2.0
Additional Recommended Reads
The Speed of Trust: The One Thing that Changes EverythingTim Yeomans2021-06-14T01:12:23+00:00
How Successful People ThinkTim Yeomans2021-05-08T23:24:30+00:00
Crucial ConversationsTim Yeomans2021-04-14T16:53:55+00:00
The ServantTim Yeomans2021-03-07T18:41:53+00:00
Tim Yeomans( Executive Vice President )
Tim, with his extensive background in education and management, is a great part of our Fired-Up team dedicated to inspiring teams and leaders. At Fired-Up, our work is dedicated to harnessing the power of culture to equip leaders, build amazing teams and align operation practices to delighting the customer and drive breakthrough results.
Tim Yeomans2020-07-04T22:52:35+00:00


You guys enjoyed success with Ulah right off the bat. What aspects of your retail business have been the most fulfilling?
Joey Mendez: It's when we're really helping someone with their style by building their confidence, giving them tips—even helping them find the perfect gift. When a customer leaves excited, it pushes me to make Ulah better.
Buck Wimberly: I love building relationships with our clients. The best reward is when they tell us we've made a difference in their lives in some way. It's easy to think that helping people with their style is just catering to some form of vanity. But when I think about how much time we spend wearing clothes and the amount of time we spend in our homes, I see opportunities to positively impact the way we feel about ourselves every day.
You've got some exciting news.
JM: Yes, we're so honored to be part of a few upcoming Queer Eye episodes. What they do is so inspiring, and it was such a fun experience while they were in Kansas City.
BW: I'm excited to announce the expansion of our interior business. We'll be launching Ulah Interiors + Design by May, with our office in a live/work unit in Woodside Village across from our shop. I'll be expanding on our custom furniture, as well as offering full interior-design services.
Please explain the different roles you each play in the business.
JM: We're both a part of all the big decision making, but I'm in charge of managing the apparel, accessories, and gifts while Buck is in charge of the marketing, social media, all of our home products, and the growing interior-design business.
BW: It's such an advantage to have each other and to collaborate on everything. We work hard to keep a balance and understanding and respecting each other's strengths while remembering that Ulah, as we know it, couldn't be what it is without both of us.
Why should anyone who's never been to Ulah come visit you?
JM: We've worked really hard curating the best products out there for the life of the modern man—from activewear, denim/casual, and suiting, to gifts and home furnishings. We're also continually expanding what we offer, both in-store and online.
BW: We also want to make shopping social again, and create a friendly, engaging environment where our clients can stop in and chat, explore the store, and hopefully leave inspired and more confident than when they walked in. By the way, even though our industry still refers to our apparel as "men's," we don't care what gender a client is or identifies with. Everyone is welcome.


Unlike other forms of insurance it's not uncommon for an indemnity insurer to request their identity to be kept a secret. This is because of the risk associated with indemnity insurance an local authority involvement, not because a company is doing anything wrong. The basics of indemnity insurance can be quite complicated and all flying freehold indemnity insurers will offer different levels of cover. Their policies will also be significantly different from another insurer's, which might not met your requirements.
Once a conveyancing report has been produced your solicitor will tell you if you need to take any precautions, or if you need indemnity insurance. If flying freehold indemnity insurance is required you're free to look for providers yourself; some known providers are Direct Line or Evolution Insurance. Local insurance brokers might be available from a directory listings, which could make finding a flying freehold insurer an easier task.
When you approach a flying freehold indemnity insurer for a quote you should take all documents provided by your solicitor and expect to pay a one off fee depending on the value of your home. Indemnity insurance is priced on a "sliding" scale; the more valuable your home, the more you pay. However, flying freehold indemnity insurance rarely exceeds £200 even for homes over £50,000. Even if you find locating a flying freehold indemnity insurer difficult don't settle for the first quote if you think it's too high.
When you do find an insurer and quote you're happy with, take the policy to the solicitor overseeing the purchase of the home. Not all policies will provide adequate cover and your solicitor will be the most experienced person to tell you whether or not the insurance is good enough; they won't settle for any old back street insurance policy and may be able to guide you to another insurer.
In some instances you could even consider arranging indemnity insurance through your solicitor, but be aware of additional administration fees and charges.


Faith and religion - prayer of woman. Faith and religion - spiritual woman praying in darkness.
Afternoon shaft of light streams into room as beautiful young caucasian woman with eyes closed, has a quiet religious moment deep in prayer, wearing crucifix necklace.


On Tuesday 13th November the Year 3 football team played a home football match against Bradfield Primary.
In the first half Pangbourne did some great defending. They did not get many chances to score. Bradfield scored all 3 of their goals in the first half. In the second half Josh scored an awesome goal. We all enjoyed our match and we had biscuits and squash afterwards.
Thank you to Ms Kilsby and Mr Chard, we loved it and hope you did too.


i can´t find it the lizard truck ??
Sorry it takes so long. I was too focused on the MAN and forgot about the other stuff. I originally planned the truck to be part of the farming pack update, but because I decided to release it as a separate mod, I will just finish all the WIP equipment and release the update as soon as possible. Then I will continue working on the MAN again.
There are some questions. You are doing TGS or TGS WW? Is the appearance of TGM, TGX possible? Will work on the Lizard TX 415 Barrelcore, in particular the dashboard, continue?
I'm doing the 2017 TGS. TGX might be possible in the future, but I'm not sure about the TGM.
Yes, I'm going to make the dashboard of the barrelcore and other vehicles fully functional. MF 7700 has already working rpm gauge.
Hi guys, I've just installed the mod, and it's awesome all the models made, but i find myself unable to open or close the wheel loader log fork, It doesn't matter how much I press F3 and F4 (or even rebinding them), the log fork is not openning, any advice?
Just attach the fork (don't swich to it) and hold f3 or f4 while you are in the loader. If this won't work, maybe some other mod is conflicting with this one.
Did you try to rebind it to different keys?
EDIT: Just run the game in safe mode enabling only this mod, and it's working fine, I'll have to find out which is the conflicting mod..
I saw your model MAN on YouTube. This is a very high quality and sophisticated model! It is a pity that the reviewers are not interested in cars, as they have no steering wheel and they are only interested in accidents. I'm really looking forward to the official release.
I downloaded the mod, but I dont get it into the game.
but overall it's a good mod, keep up the good work!
Not sure if this has been suggested already but could you please make a pallet for the Liebherr. It would be nice to just be easily able to lift items with it.


The COMMUNIA network is represented by its members and aided by a committee of prestigious advisors, including Prof. Dr. Maximilian Herberger, Prof. Jerome H. Reichman, Prof. Stefano Rodotà, Dr. Paul F. Uhlir. The founding members are 36, with five more members added in September 2008. In August 2009, the 2nd (and final) Member Enlargement Selection was completed by 41 COMMUNIA members expressing their voting preferences for 10 new members. The network includes now 51 members - universities, consumer organizations, libraries, archives, non-profits, commercial enterprises, etc. - mostly from the EU, but also from a few overseas countries such as United States and Brazil. To look up COMMUNIA members, a worldwide interactive map is available at http://www.COMMUNIA-project.eu/members-map.
COMMUNIA Network members attended COMMUNIA workshops and conferences, participated in working groups of their interest and promoted the advancement of the understanding of public domain.


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GLOBAL – Yi, Lili and Diana arise to contribute as ebbf journalists
We hope you find useful reading and sharing the stories of how ebbf members, people like you, create small and big actions in their workplaces to contribute to a more prosperous, just and sustainable civilization.
The ebbf journalists team has been recently strengthened to add to a now steady stream of beautiful stories of meaningful action from around the world.
As such I am very happy to announce that Yi Chi (Canada), Lili Rahmati (USA) and Diana Severati (Italy) have arisen to contribute to ebbf's aim of helping 1 million people create meaningful impact throughout the world by 2024. I really love when people put their hand up and ask for a way to contribute.
Diana says that being a journalist is one of her dream jobs and that she loves writing articles with meaningful content. "So, this is a wonderful opportunity to me to contribute to ebbf. By writing and spreading news I hope to create a positive impact and engage more people to join the ebbf network."
Daniel Truran, director general for ebbf, was satisfied when welcoming these three new journalists "I kept seeing so many amazing stories of simple but impactful action yet feeling so frustrated that no one else but my inbox witnessed them. To now have a dedicated team of professionals sharing with our world-wide audience these beautiful stories is a great gift to this organization and to the values-driven action it wishes to create in our workplaces and in society." .
"To work as an ebbf journalist is a precious meaningful work opportunity and relates to my work. I hope to contribute to ebbf's goal to reach a broader population, strongly accompany everyone involved and be inspired by ebbf members and learn to work in a unique culture" said Yi.
Yi, Lili and Diana, aware that storytelling is an important method in sharing the essence of an entity, have accepted the challenge of helping unveil the impact that ebbf members have in their daily life, in the different corners of the world, as they strive to live ebbf's vision of contributing to a more just, sustainable and prosperous civilization through their daily work.
Lili's primary motivation for being interested in contributing as a journalist was based on the opportunity to connect one-on-one with other entrepreneurs in order to share their story as individuals. "As a business owner/entrepreneur, I feel that I am uniquely positioned to extract certain perspectives that could be beneficial to others who are interested in taking the leap toward entrepreneurship."
I believe the journalist team has a lot of potential to help ebbf continue to grow!
Yet all our work is dependent not only on your work, since there are no stories if there are no actions, but also on your ability to take initiative and send us your reports and stories as a contribution. We cannot write about what we don't know exists.
So, please help this growing team, and contact us when you are organizing an event or have shared some nice meaningful quotes with your colleagues at work, or if you know another ebbf member is promoting consultation at the workplace or holding tight to values when operating in their company.
All actions, small and big, short and long, are a meaningful contribution to a more just, sustainable and prosperous civilization. With your help we can unveil and articulate the 'ebbf way'.
Looking forward to receive your news – news@dev.ebbf.world!
What are the challenges that first speakers of ebbf's annual conference announced?


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What's old is new again; we've gone retro in rolling out this latest newsletter. Welcome to the new FairField Turning Points! A few of you may remember that "Turning Points" was the name of the Community Mediation Center's first newsletter back in the 1980s! Our new format – no longer provided to you by printing, folding, and mailing like we did back then – is designed to give you a quick rundown of what the FairField team has been up to, and provide some fun opportunities for you to get involved, learn more about FairField programs, and meet some amazing changemakers in our community. So, retro name – same lasting purpose!
Think of those critical turning points in your life where a beneficial change occurred. How were you able to make the shift? Access to a community of caring and skilled changemakers can help more people successfully turn the corner on difficult situations.
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Meet Singapore's robotic police task force
By Chia Jie Lin
Autonomous robots will soon patrol in neighbourhoods, while drones are now helping to nab criminals.
An autonomous car with large wheels, and bearing the police stripes, zips past pedestrians in a neighbourhood. The patrol robot is the newest addition to the Singapore Police Force, keeping a watch on all that it sees and hears.
While these robots happen to look like the loveable Wall-E robot, they can hunt down criminals with the efficiency of RoboCop. The patrol robots are the brainchild of officers at the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Portia Loh, Senior Assistant Director at the ministry's Science and Tech Strategy Office, told GovInsider.
The ministry is building a task force of robots to patrol and survey suspicious activity in neighbourhoods. The goal is for the robots to form a "network of cooperative surveillance", she said.
Robots on the go
The patrol robots, also known as the outdoor robotics surveillance system (ORSS), will complement the patrol work of real police officers, leaving more time for officers to work on other tasks. They "free up manpower to handle more critical tasks", Loh remarked. The Ministry won an award for the Best Drones and Robotics Project at the GovInsider Innovation Awards this year.
The robots contain cameras that transmit a 360-degree live video feed to a police command post, so that officers can reach the scene of crime when a robot identifies suspicious activity. Another function of these robots is to "identify sound anomalies, including screams, gunshots and drones", Loh said.
MHA is equipping each robot with advanced sensors and intelligent autonomous navigation and mapping algorithms, which allow them to easily detect and avoid obstacles. Earlier this year, the patrol robots were first deployed to patrol at the 2018 Chingay parade.
Currently, the ministry and the police force are conducting operational trials with the patrol robots to test their navigation, detection and tracking capabilities as well as as response times. "Subsequent improvements would be made from the gathered trial data to further improve the performance of the ORSS," Loh added.
Meanwhile, MHA is using drones to monitor search and rescue operations, hostage and emergency situations by air. These drones "conduct aerial surveillance for forested operations, fire management and crowd monitoring for mass participation events such as New Year's Eve Countdown," said Ng Chee Koon, Assistant Director of the Tech Futures Directorate at the ministry's Ops-Tech Group.
The drones are equipped with high-definition cameras that transmit clear images of people and objects on the ground. Meanwhile, its thermal-imaging capabilities allow police to identify human heat signatures - a boon for nabbing criminals in densely-forested areas, especially at night.
Since December 2016, the drones have helped the police to nab three criminals "conducting illegal activities in the forest", said Ng, and have monitored major fires, pipelines, and even traffic congestions at checkpoints. Earlier in October, police officers caught 125 illegal immigrants via night-time drone operations in the western and northern parts of Singapore, the Straits Times reported.
The use of drones is still in its early stages, said Ng. "This is something new to MHA and requires buy-in from the ground officers."
The success of these projects will crucially depend on ensuring that field officers and residents don't feel threatened by them. Perhaps a lesson from Wall-E could help.


Well, you've been following my many projects for the 'Princess Pink Bedroom' this past month. I thought it was time I gave you a tour of the Princess Pink updates all together in one place!
This makeover would be an exercise in training my young'un in organized living in addition to beautifying her room. That meant decorating in a way that created easy access storage with a home for every item!
Let me remind you of what it looked like before. To read about the first part of our decorating adventures and see more before photos, click here.
Party decorations became an inexpensive and cute part of bedroom decor! Read more here.
Can you believe this lovely updated dresser was once roadkill? Click here to read about it's transformation from ugly duckling to darling update.
I found this series of small plastic bowls at Target for $4. Who says kitchen goods have to stay in the kitchen? My munchkin needs lots of storage spaces to keep all her knick knacks, this worked perfectly atop her dresser.
I love this fabric, which I snagged while I had a 50% off coupon to JoAnns!! I used it for the pin board, and the leftovers I made a little throw pillow for her bed to repeat the pattern and feel. Learn how to make this dual Pin & Magnet board here, and how to pimp your push pins and magnets here.
The side table (and the bookcase) were done in the same way (and the same time) as the dresser. Perhaps a little more distressed than the dresser, but accomplished through the same basic method, so I did not take the time to share the how-to. I wanted to show you the before and after so you could see what a simple piano bench with a little vision can be!
I shared the process of how to create these painted jars here. My artsy child can never have enough places to stash crayons and colored pencils!
Helping a child keep a bookcase clean and tidy is always a challenge, so I shared a few tips to help your little ones keep it organized here.
I had fun with my daughters closet (in spite of the over abundance of pink!), and gave her just what she wanted.Of course, it was even more important to me to design it so that she would be able to keep it tidy and learn organization early in life!
You can see the entire closet tour & tips here, I even included a few free printables!
Looks great ! What brand and color did you paint on the bedroom walls?
Thank you! It is Whetstone Grey from the Martha Steward collection @ Home Depot.
wow amazing post. please keep updating such kind of amazing work.


Universal Pictures has set a Digital HD and Blu-ray release date for the Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish comedy "Night School". The film will first launch on Digital HD and the digital movie app Movies Anywhere on December 11th, followed by the On Demand version on December 28th. The film will then launch on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on January 1st, just in time for the cold winter nights.
You can pre-order the Digital HD version and have it ready on Amazon Video. If you prefer the retail version of the film you can find it here on Amazon.
The film follows a successful hustling salesman and his new group of misfit friends who are forced to attend adult classes in hopes of getting their GED. The story picks up when successful salesman Teddy Walker's (Kevin Hart, Jumanji, Ride Along 1 & 2) life turns around after getting fired for accidentally destroying his workplace. Forced to attend night school so he can finally get his GED and find another job, Teddy soon finds himself amongst a group of misfit students, a teacher with no patience for grown up class clowns named Carrie (Tiffany Haddish, Girls Trip, Uncle Drew) and his high school nemesis-turned-principal Stewart (Taran Killam, Killing Gunther, Ted 2) who will strive to make sure he fails the course.
The film hit theaters back in September, opening at number-one with a $27M debut. The comedy went on to make over $75M domestically and over $96M worldwide.
Malcolm D. Lee (Girls Trip, Best Man franchise) directed the film, the cast includes Hart, Haddish, Killam, Rob Riggle (The Hangover, 21 Jump Street) and Romany Malco (The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Think Like a Man series). Hart and Will Packer (Ride Along franchise) produced the film.


Everyone has the right to feel safe in their community and in their home. Nobody should have to tolerate antisocial behaviour such as noisy neighbours, graffiti, abusive behaviour or language.
We work with our partner agencies, such as Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue and the NHS, to resolve any antisocial behaviour issues.
It is best to report problems early so we can deal with them as quickly as possible. We will look at and assess each situation on an individual basis.
If you would like to report an issue or get advice, please contact us.
You can report antisocial behaviour 24 hours a day by filling in the "Report antisocial behaviour" form or by calling the Antisocial behaviour reporting line (you do not need to tell us your name).
If you are a council tenant, please contact your local One Stop Shop/Advice and Support Hub.


I have a sousaphone with "2064 Martin" stamped on the collar ring.
Where can I source these items?
3 valve stems and finger caps with felts. - The valves present and are in good condition.
3 bell tension screws for the bell and collar.
1 sousaphone repair kit - I think it includes felts, cork, grease, and possibly springs.
1 sousaphone neck and tuning bit.
What will I expect to pay?
I am presenting a repair estimate to the band leadership this month. Thank's in advance.
William Cringan Sousaphone player, Burlington TopHats Ontario, Canada.
"generic" 1/4"-20 thread, as I remember...or simply tap out the bell screw flanges to fit 1/4"-20 screws.
Your best bet for finding valve stems for this particular instrument is to send the valves off to a repair guy that has a machine shop and have him make some new ones for you.
For all the products that you have listed here, I would expect to pay about $700.00 US. Your best bet may be to just think about buying another Sousaphone. You can certainly buy a quality product for less than $1,000.00.


A lot of those authorization objects did work in the SAP GUI (they were BDT based) but no longer work in the CRM WEBUI. (see also OSS note Note 1392467 - UIU: Wrong value proposals for BP related authority objects for more information).
If you want to know how they work(ed) you can still read my ebook about SAP CRM authorizations which I previously made available.
Depending on the SAP CRM Release you are working in, this object will be available by default or not.
Please read OSS note 1129682 - Authorization for BP roles in CRM5.2 WebClient UI for more information.
As most of you are already working in one release 6 or 7 this should be available.
Now, this authorization object is actually used to check whether a user will be able to maintain a Business Partner role for a given business partner in the SAP CRM system. It only influences the fact that the end user will for example be able to set /delete a business partner role in the assignment block "Roles".
From a technical point of view, this is where by setting a specific business partner role such as "Prospect - BUP002" or "Sold-to-Party -CRM000) the table BUT100 will be updated with the relevant business partner role.
The pre-sales department might be allowed to create prospects (B2C or B2B) in the SAP CRM system. They should also be allowed to create activities/Leads & Opportunities & quotations for those prospects in the system. However, as soon as the prospect becomes a real customer, the business partner role CRM000 should be maintained for the prospect and this is something that only the sales manager should be able to do. In that case the customer will be replicated to your SAP ECC system and additional accounting related data should be updated by the finance department.
So restricting the setting of the Sold-to-party role might be required, and therefore can be achieved by only giving display access to the pre-sales officer for object CRM_BPROLE for the BP role CRM000.
Now let's give a use case for my authorization object B_BUPA_RLT.
Assume that as soon as the business partner role CRM000 has been maintained by the sales department, your customer is replicated to your SAP ECC system. Depending on your setup, it might be the case that as of that moment SAP ECC should be the leading system for all further changes that are being made on your "Customers".
As such you do NOT want any employee to change customer master data for all business partners that in SAP CRM have been maintained as Sold-to-Party (CRM000).
In order to achieve this, you COULD choose to activate the BADI that is predelivered but "inactive" according to SAP OSS note 1259940 & 1129682.
Activate the BADI related to filtering of BP roles by authorization check.
Once this badi is activated, a check is also performed in the SAP CRM WEBUI for the authorization object B_BUPA_RLT.
All users would be getting only display access for business partners for which the business partner role CRM000 (sold-to-party) has been maintained. This would imply that they would not be able to change customer master data for these accounts anymore.
Remark: the downside with this approach however is that ALL assignment blocks (also relationships/contacts/attachments etc.) are no longer editable for such a customer in SAP CRM in that case, which might not be suitable for your business needs.
Hi Davy, nice article indeed.
But, the purpose is not served.. right?
My question is, is there any automagic ! way of converting Prospect to Sold - to Pary?
In Standard functionality you can enter what ever business partners in the Partner Functions at the Transaction level.
My Requirement is say I want to allow business partners who belong only to ZCUS001 for Sold-To-Party Parnter Function.
Tell me how I can achieve this. I thought of using COM_PARTNER_BADI. But I want to know if it can be achieved via config.
RJ, I am not aware of your requirement being possible to achieve with pure config...I think this would need custom development...but perhaps you might pose this question on SDN/SCN.
although, when only searching for 1 minute via google I found back some threads where they also mention the Badi you mentioned, so that's most likely the way to go.
We already have implemented functionality s per note 1259940 and it works fine, but unfortunately only from the web ui. We also use web services to modify the BP data and in that case the the authorization object is not checked. Do you know if similar check can be implemented for the SAP GUI as well? Thanks!
I am not sure about the webservice part, but what would come to my mind is that changes to a sales order done via a webservice might actually be performed by a system user/RFC user instead of a real normal dialog user. The RFC /system user probably has more extended rights, by which the authorization check would not be restricted anymore. Check on table level , e.g. CRMD_ORDERADM_H what is the CHANGEDBY user id when you change an order using the webservice. If it's not a regular dialog user, that would explain much I guess.
It's an amazing article. I just have a question on your remark... how can we achieve this, can we achieve both the conditions. 1)Account details not editable 2)assignment blocks editable with security authorizations.
"Remark: the downside with this approach however is that ALL assignment blocks (also relationships/contacts/attachments etc.) are no longer editable for such a customer in SAP CRM in that case, which might not be suitable for your business needs."
Yes, technically this can be achieved, BUT not without custom development unfortunately.
You can influence the button 'EDIT' in e.g BP_HEAD/AccountDetails by enhancing this component and code your own check in the DO_PREPARE_OUTPUT method.
Attention; this does NOT influence the OneClickActions , so the edit and delete button next to e.g. a record of the contactperson in the assigment block contactpersons.
E.g; this can be infuenced in the method GET_OCA_T_TABLE. Check for this method in e.g. class CL_BP_DATA_ACCOUNTCONTACT_CN01 and you see what I mean.
1.	I have two organizations in one company. One is Bangalore and other one is Hyderabad. I want to restrict the sales employee of Bangalore and Hyderabad. I don't want the Bangalore sales employee to see what the Hyderabad sales employee does in a particular BP or account; and the vice versa. So, it's just restricting the view of particular account for both of them. Is it possible in CRM? If yes, how do you do that?
Your requirement is not very clear, but it sounds like you might need to implement ACE (access control engine) of which you can also find 2 blogposts on this site.