In December we launched of our exciting new gymnastics and trampolining programme in Birmingham.
Kicking off their shoes, adventurous participants explored the soft matted floor, springy trampoline and big foam shapes with their hands and feet.
As an activity which is based on movements of the body, the gymnastics participants had the chance to experience what it feels like to create different shapes and movements, using both their own bodies and other objects. Using apparatus such as high beams, tunnels and a foam pit, there were many excellent examples of balancing, climbing, crawling and jumping.
The trampoline in particular proved extremely popular, with those taking part experiencing how the bouncing motion, moving through the air, can affect our internal senses.
– feedback from one participant who enjoyed the freedom of movement that the gymnastics centre can provide.
We have regular sessions taking place, so check out the Sessions section of the Sense Active Web pages for all the details.


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Atlanta is a beautiful city in the southeastern region of the United States and the capital of the state of Georgia. It ranks 6th economically in the U.S. with a gross domestic product of $270 billion, and 15th among world cities. The metropolitan area of Atlanta is home to about 5.5 million people, among the top 10 in the U.S. Atlanta is known for its diverse economy, global access, great educational institutions, a history and culture of civil rights and a vibrant quality of life. Atlanta hosted the 1996 centennial summer Olympic Games.
The Atlanta Hartsfield Airport is the world's busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic, and has held that ranking since 1998. Last year over 100 million people transited through the Atlanta Airport. It is an international hub for flights from Africa, Europe, Asia, South America and the Middle East. The fact that Atlanta Airport connects so many regions of the world makes Atlanta a perfect site for an international conference.
Atlanta is a center of civil rights led by Martin Luther King, Jr. (1928-1968), an Atlanta resident who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for combating racial inequality through nonviolence. His wife, Coretta Scott King create The King Center for Nonviolent Social Change in 1968, which remains an important institution in Atlanta for study and reflection. According to King, "Injustice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere". A National Center for Civil and Human Rights was opened in Atlanta in 2014.
Atlanta is the home to a number of high-profile businesses. Coca-Cola was created in Atlanta and the city remains its international headquarters. Atlanta is also the world headquarters of Delta Airlines, which runs 5,400 flights a day and flies to 334 destinations in 64 countries. The global news carrier Cable News Network (CNN) also has its world headquarters in Atlanta. United Parcel Service (UPS) which transits cargo throughout the world, is likewise based in Atlanta, as well as Home Depot which sells home improvement and construction products. In addition, Atlanta is home to large corporate offices of AT&T (a multinational telecommunications corporation) and Lockheed Martin Aeronautics (an American global aerospace defense, security and advanced technologies company).
Atlanta is also a leading center for the film and music businesses. It currently ranks third in the United States in film production, and is the location for Tyler Perry Studios, Pinewood Studios and EUE/Screen Gems productions. It has a thriving music industry as a capital of hip-hop, rock, pop and gospel. LaFace Records, SoSo Def Records, and a satellite of Arista Records are located in Atlanta.
Atlanta is a premier center of education, with a number of leading universities. Georgia Institute of Technology ("Georgia Tech") is ranked 7th among all public universities in the United States, and is a center of excellence for mechanical, electrical, civil and chemical engineering as well as computing and business administration. Emory University is a leading undergraduate and graduate institution which has national and international prominence in healthcare. Atlanta is also the home of the historically black colleges Spelman College, Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta College.
One of the largest aquariums in the world, Georgia Aquarium, opened in downtown Atlanta in November 2005. The facility contains 8 million gallons of water and houses more than 100,000 marine and freshwater animals. The aquarium has dedicated 25 percent of its public space to educational programs, and scientists at the facility conduct research in such areas as marine veterinary medicine and global conservation.
The greatest asset of Atlanta is its hospitality. The people of Atlanta are best known for their welcoming spirit to all visitors and its friendliness. This is a deep southern tradition that is now part of its diverse modern culture.

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Construction on a portion of the northbound I-35 frontage road in Georgetown will cause daytime lane closures Jan. 27 and 28 on the frontage road between Westinghouse Road and S.E. Inner Loop.
Hunter Industries, the project's contractor, will close the right lane of the road from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for asphalt paving of the right shoulder, according to a news release.All streets, driveways and highway entrance and exit ramps on that portion of the frontage road will still be accessible.
On Jan. 17 the county announced nighttime lane closureson northbound I-35 for bridge beam placement between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Jan. 2730.


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Thieves Shocked by Electrician's Anti-Theft Tactics
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An electrician from Wolverhampton has fought back against criminals by utilising his own electrical knowledge to create a unique anti-break-in system.
Wolverhampton resident, Ray Taylor, has fallen victim to tool theft numerous times over the years, losing out on thousands of pounds worth of equipment in the process.
These frustrations led Mr Taylor to protect his van by putting his electrician skills to good use, providing any would-be thieves with a nasty shock.
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By modifying a battery-operated fly-swatter, Taylor was able to channel a mild electric current directly into the door handle.
The anti-theft device also incorporates sirens and high-frequency sound bombs for the ultimate thief deterrent.
While the unusual method of security seems like something straight out of Home Alone, it's proved to be extremely effective in real-life use.
Taylor has since copyrighted his design and is selling his ingenious invention to fellow tradesmen looking to combat tool thieves.
The story highlights once again that the skills gained for a career in a trade can be invaluable and their use can stretch far beyond that of the trade itself.
Electricians not only have the ability to earn a living independently but they also have the skills to solve a myriad of problems in their own day-to-day life, from issues in the home to – in Mr Taylor's case – personal security.
Become an Electrician with Access Training UK
At Access Training UK, we have a variety of electrical courses for complete novices and trade professionals alike. Whether you're looking to learn a new skill from scratch of build upon your existing knowledge of the trade, we have a course for you!
New Career Courses
If you are interested in learning the electrical trade, why not check out the following courses. These are available to all skill levels, even those with no prior experience.
Essential Electrical Course
Professional Electrical Course
Premier Electrical Course
Trade Professional Courses
For more advanced professionals looking to build on their existing knowledge, we offer a number of courses designed to help you become a more well-rounded, versatile pro.
Part P Domestic Electrical Installer
Part P & 18th Edition
Initial Verification
Periodic Inspection & Testing
Fundamental Inspection Testing
Combined Inspection & Testing
Electrical Design Course
For more information on any of our courses, why not get in touch today? Call now on 0800 345 7492 or drop us line using the link below.
Electrician in a League of His Own
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Juggling a full-time job and a personal life can be a tough task for many of us in the working world; however, that's not to say it's impossible.
In fact, some manage to play the game to perfection – quite literally. One such example of that is self-employed Yorkshire electrician, Ben Kaye.
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A master of the work/life balance, Mr Kaye somehow manages to juggle being a full-time electrician while also playing hooker for Halifax RLFC.
Halifax currently play their rugby in the Championship, the second-tier RFL division beneath the Super League; however, the northern underdogs have had their fair share of headlines in the top-flight too.
This season, the Fax shockingly made it to the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup, defeating Bradford Bulls in the quarters before being knocked out by league giants, St Helens.
Kaye himself has also had his fair share of time in the rugby spotlight, having played for the mighty Leeds Rhinos and Harlequins RL (AKA London Broncos) in the Super League.
In a wild twist of fate, Kaye even wound up working on the Leeds' Headingly Stadium during the ground's renovation, lending his electrical expertise in the demolition of the South Stand.
Despite being just 30-years old, Kaye believes himself to be in the twilight of his rugby career, having sustained a myriad of injuries over the course of his playing days, including two torn groins and severely torn biceps tendons.
Speaking to the BBC prior to the showdown with league giants, St Helens, the bright spark told cameras he would describe his dual careers as what else but… "electrifying". Need we say more!
Jokes aside, Kaye's moonlighting as a weekend rugby league warrior highlights a key bonus of being a self-employed electrician – that being flexibility.
Between mid-week call-outs, installations and routine jobs, being a self-employed electrician provides you with the freedom to work largely to your own schedule, taking on as much or as little work as you like.
What's more, the electrical trade provides a virtually endless stream of work. Electricians are in constant demand and, barring any revolutionary global breakthroughs, that doesn't look to change any time soon.
If you're looking to put the power back in your hands, why not take charge of your future by training to become an electrician? At Access Training UK, we offer a variety of courses that are specifically engineered to get you plugged in, charged up and good to go in no time.
Meanwhile, we also offer a range of courses tailored towards more experienced tradesmen looking to further their careers, hone their skills and build on their existing training and expertise. Whatever your skill level, we can help you give your electrician career healthy boost.
For more information on our electrical courses, call Access Training UK today on 0800 345 7492 or get in touch online using the link below.
Becoming an Electrician at 40
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Whoever said "you can't teach an old dog new tricks" must have had one very lazy, disobedient dog. After all, it's also been said that "life begins at 40" – so why not give your career a new lease of life by retraining with us?
Becoming an electrician at 40 years old may seem like a drastic change of pace, but it can be a welcome transition if you're looking to shake up your professional life or simply enhance your existing skillset.
Why become an electrician at 40?
The number of 40+ workers seeking a new career path has seen a steady increase in recent years, and trade work has emerged as a top choice for those brave enough to change their trajectory. But why?
Until something drastic happens in the world of technology, most British homes are going to need a steady supply of gas and electricity, making energy-related trades a viable path for anyone looking to shake up their work life.
What's more, the autonomy that comes from learning a trade can be a real breath of fresh air. Having an energy trade under your belt not only opens up doors to established umbrella brands like the "Big Six" (British Gas, EDF, E.ON, Npower, Scottish Power and SSE), it also creates clear and realistic avenues to self-employment, allowing you to set your own terms, be your own boss, and work for yourself.
How to become an electrician at 40
There's a whole laundry list of reasons why a person may want to become an electrician at 40: from a voluntary career change to a catalytic reaction to redundancy. Whatever your reason may be, the path to a new horizon starts with a single step in the right direction.
If you're reading this blog – congratulations! That first step starts here. So kudos for being proactive… now what?
Well, the road to becoming a qualified electrician has three primary stops along the way:
Typically achieved on a full or part-time basis, training will provide you with the essential knowledge and expertise on how to do the job efficiently, safely and professionally.
2. Work Experience
Like any job, first-hand work experience is a vital component in transferring theory into a practical, real-world environment.
3. Assessment
Once you're equipped with the theoretical knowledge and practical experience, a final assessment will determine if you're ready to make it in the wide world of the electrical trade. This part is important, because practising electricians are required to hold certain qualifications before they can start working.
While the specifics of your training programme will vary depending on the chosen course – be it Essential, Professional, Premier, etc. – these three steps provide a basic blueprint of what to expect when you enter a course.
After you've completed each stage on this electrifying journey, you'll reach your final destination as a fully-qualified electrician!
Benefits of retraining at 40
While it may seem like a daunting task, becoming an electrician at 40 is far from impossible. In fact, it can be a hugely exciting journey for anyone brave enough to make the leap.
Don't let Father Time put you off either – you're never too old to learn something new. What's more, mature students can have the hot hand over their younger counterparts in a variety of ways.
Mature students typically have a firm career path in mind when they re-enter education, along with a clear idea of where they want to go once qualified. Time away from the educational highways and by-ways can also provide career clarity and motivation to truly knuckle down.
For mature students, the decision to retrain is a conscious one made individually (unlike many teenage students, who can be easily swayed and led astray by friends and family influence). This can also translate into a more focused approach to learning, making the temptation to miss a session or neglect course revision seem a lot less attractive.
Additionally, life experience can be a real asset in the classroom, adding another dimension to your approach to learning. The self-discipline needed to succeed on a trade training course can be easily transferred from personal to professional life experience; the same can be said for organisation and prioritising.
Benefits of becoming an electrician at 40
From a professional standpoint, there are also further benefits to being aged 40+. As a general rule of employment, employers typically like mature graduates of any ilk as they come ready-made with many key attributes attached. These employer-friendly specs include two important things: experience and qualifications.
While a younger, newly-qualified electrician may have youthful exuberance on their side, they can also lack experience in the working world and can also at times still be relatively immature from a professional standpoint.
What's more, customers are also said to feel most comfortable with a tradesperson over 40. A consumer study by Watersafe showed that customers believed the most trusted age of a tradesperson to be 41. In fact, the most trusted age bracket was 36 to 49, achieving a whopping 50% of the overall vote.
Make the jump
With retirement age creeping further and further out of reach with what seems like eternal regularity, staying put in a job you hate is as good as a life sentence. In fact, the feeling of Sunday night dread and Monday morning misery can be a prison in itself.
A career change can be a real shot in the arm, making your working hours more enjoyable but also changing the way you live your life. As the old saying goes: "if you love your job, you'll never work a day in your life". Love your job and live your life with a career change that lights a spark inside you.
What are you waiting for? Take the power back into your hands with an electrician course today! For more information on electrician courses, click the buttons below and explore a new career now.
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Is Being an Electrician Fun?
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With most people now working well into their 60s (if not later), it's important to choose a career that you're likely to enjoy. As those who have taken an Access Training electrical course will know, electricians make good money, often get to choose their own hours, and are in very high demand in the UK right now. But is being an electrician fun? Is it a job that people genuinely enjoy, or just another way to pay the bills?
The answer mostly depends on what you personally enjoy doing. We find that most of our graduates very much enjoy their new line of work, but it's good to find out if it's something you'll like before you start your electrical training.
With that in mind, here are few things to consider:
Do you find fixing things rewarding?
One of the things electricians most enjoy about their job is the satisfaction of fixing things. Having to work out what's wrong and then correct the problem takes a lot of knowledge – if you like problem solving, you'll probably find being an electrician fun!
Do you like being active?
You may not realise what an active life electricians lead. A typical day can include climbing up and down stairs, scaffolding and ladders many times. You may also have to crawl into small places. Either way, you'll need to be in relatively good shape. It's far from an office job, so if you don't like getting up and about then you may not find the job too fun.
Do you want a job with variety?
Being an electrician gives you the freedom to explore new work every day. You aren't confined to one place and this means you'll have lots of different experiences and meet lots of different people. Many electricians love that they constantly get to switch up their daily routine, finding a lot of fun in the diversity of the job.
For more information on what it's like to be an electrician, feel free to contact us today. Alternatively, click here to view our electrical training packages.
Is Being an Electrician Hard on Your Body?
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It's normal to want to know everything about a career you're interested in - all the pros and all the cons - so that you can make an informed decision on what it is you want to do. One thing to consider before you take up a new trade (electrical work, for instance) is the physical effect that your new job might have on your body.
The good news is that being an electrician isn't too hard on your body - there are numerous jobs, including some trade jobs, that take a far harsher physical toll on those who do them.
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However, this doesn't mean that being an electrician is always easy going. If you ask electricians who have been in the business a long time, they will probably tell you they have experienced some discomfort in their knees and back.
This isn't too surprising, as being an electrician often means crouching, kneeling and bending to reach the electrical installations you're supposed to be working on. With that in mind, it's important to take certain precautions; electricians should stretch often and consider investing in knee pads to wear while working. It's also good practice, as in any line of work, to take breaks and refrain from putting too much stress on your body outside of working hours.
Generally speaking, though, being an electrician doesn't come with any major risks to your long-term physical health (excluding the potential for electrical shocks, which you can read about here). In many ways, a relatively active job like electrical work is preferable to a job that has you parked in front of a computer all day - the dangers of sitting down for long periods of time are well-documented, and this isn't something you'll have to worry about too often when you're working as an electrician, zipping from one job to the next all day long.
You can train to become a professional electrician by completing one of our electrical courses. For more advice on which course best suits you, feel free to get in touch with the Access Training team.
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Is Being an Electrician Easy?
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Being an electrician sounds like an inviting job. The work is rewarding and well-paid, and you get to move around a lot, going from one job to the next instead of spending all day at a desk.
But is it easy being an electrician? You'll probably get a different answer to that question from each electrician you ask, but nevertheless, here are a few things to consider when deciding if you'd like to become an electrician.
What do I need to be an electrician?
Nothing worth having comes easily, and of course that is true of a successful career. Electricians have to go through the appropriate training to learn the relevant skills and stay safe –after all, it's crucial to know what you're doing when you're working with electricity!
That is why there are certain qualifications that you MUST have before starting work as an electrician. These qualifications are included in our Essential Electrical Course which will provide you with:
Part P Domestic Installer
17th Edition Electrical Regs
Building Regulations for Electrical Installations in Dwellings
Is training to be an electrician easy?
Here at Access Training, we offer a range of electrical courses (which you can browse here) that are suitable for learners of all ages and all experience levels. These courses allow you to gain industry-recognised qualifications and become a fully-certified electrician within a relatively short window of time. We wouldn't necessarily call our courses 'easy' - there's a lot of theory and technical skill involved in becoming a professional sparky - and students have to work hard in order to pass the course and earn the qualifications necessary to start work as an electrician.
However, our courses do allow you to become qualified in a quicker period of time than traditional methods. Whereas other electrician training takes years, Access Training allows you to gain qualifications within a much shorter time frame.
Is the job easy?
Once qualified, an electrician's job can vary greatly from day to day, which may mean that some days are easier than others. We find that most of our graduates enjoy this diverse selection of work and find the job fulfilling and satisfying. Of course - as with any job - the more experience you gain, the easier it will become.
When you work with electricity, there is obviously some danger that comes with the job - click here to read our blog post on this subject. The risks are very minimal once you know what you're doing, but no matter how long you've been an electrician for, it's always important to remain vigilant.
In general, with a healthy salary (more than £30,000 per annum on average) and a wide selection of work on offer, being an electrician is very worthwhile, and enjoyably challenging without being overwhelming.
If you are considering a career as an electrician, click the links below to find out what each of our electrician training courses entails:
For any advice on what being an electrician is like, or about any of our courses, feel free to get in touch with the Access Training team.
Is Electrician a Good Career Choice?
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Thinking of changing careers? Wondering if you'd enjoy life as a professional electrician? Read on to find out just what this job has to offer.
Becoming an electrician can be a very tempting prospect, especially if your current job keeps you cooped up in an office all week. Electricians spend their working days out and about, travelling from one job to the next, fixing people's electrical problems and helping them to get their appliances up and running again.
If this sounds like a pretty rewarding way to make a living, well, it is! Here's a closer look at why electrical work may be a good career for you to pursue:
How much do electricians make?
According to the Office of National Statistics, the median salary for a UK electrician in 2016 was £30,765 per year. This was slightly higher than the figure for the previous year (which means that electricians' salaries are going up over time).
The same ONS survey found that electricians are the best-paid tradespeople of all, earning more on average than other professionals such as plumbers, carpenters, bricklayers and plasterers.
What hours do electricians work?
So how hard does an electrician have to work to earn upwards of £30k a year? Obviously, there's no set working week when you're a self-employed electrician - you can take on as many or as few jobs as you choose - but it goes without saying that the more work you do, the more money you'll make.
Depending on how much work you find (and how much of it you choose to take on at once), you may well find yourself doing 50-60hrs per week. However, it is more than possible to live comfortably as an electrician working significantly fewer hours than that.
How difficult is it to find work?
The UK is still suffering from something of a trade skills shortage, meaning that there simply aren't enough tradespeople available to do all the jobs that need doing around the country.
This means that electricians (as well as plumbers, bricklayers, etc.) are in very high demand right now, with many tradespeople finding that they're able to command a much higher price for their services than in the past. Interestingly, the result of last year's EU referendum seem to have exacerbated the skills shortage further, and UK electricians are sorely needed to replace the EU workers upon the trade industry relied until recently.
How do you become a qualified electrician?
If the perks of professional electrical work sounds too good to pass up, the next question you'll ask is probably 'what's the next step?'
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Electricity, of course, can be very dangerous, and so would-be electricians are required to hold a number of qualifications before carrying out any work. Here are the qualifications you MUST have:
17th Edition Electrical Regulations
These two certifications are included in our Essential Electrical Course. If you wish to learn more advanced skills and expand the range of jobs that you'll be able to undertake, you may wish to investigate our Professional Electrical Course and our Premier Electrical Course.
All of these training programmes are open to all, with no prior electrical knowledge or experience required. If you would like to train to become an electrician, please contact Access Training today!
Electrician Courses: Testimonials from Past Students
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Here at Access Training, we offer a large variety of electrical courses that equip each student with the skills necessary to embark on a new career as a fully qualified electrician. Our courses are developed for people who would like a new challenge and aspire to run their own businesses. But don't take our word for it - have a look at what some of our past students had to say about their experience at Access Training:
"The training was very daunting to start with, but it all gets broken down into simple manageable tasks where I was very well supported by the tutor." - Peter Baxter
As the years go by, technology changes, and so the skills that are needed to become a fully qualified electrician are ever changing. When researching electrician courses, it's important to choose an academy that keeps up with the ever-changing electrical environment; here at Access Training, we constantly update our state-of-the-art facilities and endeavour to provide a realistic, hands-on learning experience for all of our students, so when you are working in the field, you are confident dealing with real life work.
Gethyn Hudson had this to say about his experience at Access Training:
"A well run practical week, with real life problems. It allowed me to develop the skills from week one in a practical situation. The tutor gave me the space I needed but was always on hand when required. The facilities and training staff are very good." - Gethyn Hudson
Here at Access Training, we will provide you with the knowledge, qualifications and confidence to become self-employed. Former students Richard Gates and Scott Daily were not fully satisfied with their chosen careers, so they enrolled on an electrician course provided by Access Training and they are both now trading as self-employed electricians:
"This course has led to me becoming self-employed as an electrician and has led to me expanding my family's building and roofing business." - Scott Daly
"I'm the happiest I've ever been in my working life. I like being my own boss and having control over my working week. And I'm earning three times what I was at the BBC!" - Richard Gates
If you are thinking about changing your career in 2016, our flexible courses will allow you complete your training about your current commitments, so if you have family commitments, or are currently employed you will not have to quit your job while training for your new career. No matter your situation, we will always endeavour to accommodate you.
So if you want to take the plunge and begin training to become your own boss in 2016, why not enquire about our electrician courses? Click here to view our full range of electrician courses; alternatively, you can contact us on 0800 245 7492 or e-mail info@accesstraininguk.co.uk.
Next steps after the Summer?
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Now that we've entered August it's fair to say that the summer holidays have properly started, and school children aren't going to have to even think about school for another month. But what about those 18 year olds who are just coming out of sixth form/college? It's not so easy for them as they won't be going back in September - it's time for them to think about the next step in their lives.
For many university will be the most obvious route, engaging in another 3+ years of education with a qualification and a heap of debt at the end of it. And what job is that qualification likely to get you? With most graduates struggling to get jobs relevant to their degrees, they are now beginning to fill lower-level positions that would usually be taken by those who haven't gone to uni and want to work their way up into a career via experience. So where does that leave them? As you can guess, its a pretty big problem and calls into question just how useful some degrees are in landing you your 'dream' job.
But there are other reasons one might not want to go to university. After over a decade of timetables and school work, some people might want to put that behind them and move onto something different. Instead of more sitting at a desk and writing, there are practical options out there that will keep your working life active and varied. And of course, there is that matter of student loan/tuition fee debt that I briefly mentioned earlier...
With the demand for skilled tradespeople at an all-time high thanks to a construction boom and renewed interest in housebuilding, those looking for a direction outside of university may be perfectly suited to becoming a plumber, gas engineer, electrician, carpenter, plasterer, tiler, bricklayer or decorator. Or even a number of the above! But once again, there are a few ways to go about it.
One option is to take up a college course in your chosen trade. Not a bad option, but there are a few things to think about. These courses can take around two years to complete, which means once again resigning yourself to a strict regime of timetables. There's also the fact that colleges have to budget their wide variety of courses, which means there's every possibility you could find yourself with facilities not quite as ideal as you might have hoped for.
The alternative? Completing an intensive training course with a private trainer, where you'll be able to earn your skills and qualifications in a matter of weeks. This probably sounds impossible to many of you, but with the right tutelage from experienced tradesmen in a state-of-the-art facility the combines the very best practical and theory training it's more than possible. And with a private trainer their ONLY focus is on the facilities and the training they provide, so you know that your chosen trade is a key subject for them.
Sound like the path you want to take? Then get in touch with Access Training Academies and book your training course today. We specialise in a wide variety of trades training courses, each manned by tutors with many years' experience in the business. All of our courses are accredited by leading awarding bodies such as City & Guilds, Logic and more, and designed to take you from a beginner level all the way to that of a trained professional. Not only that, but we keep our classes to a minimal size to allow the most one-to-one student/tutor time possible, so that you know you're getting the care and attention you paid for. Following completion of your course, you'll be ready to start your brand new career and even have the abilities to go self-employed should you so wish. Its your choice what path you choose but one thing is definitely for sure - you'll have earned yourself skills for life that are constantly in demand, and as such enjoy constant work with impressive wages.
This August, have a think about where you want your life to head next. And if you like the sound of this, give Access a call on 0800 345 7492.
Competent Person Electrical Register Due
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After much deliberation on what can be done to ensure consumers are hiring safe and qualified tradespeople to carry out work in their homes, the Select Committee on Building Regulations has announced that a single Competent Person Electrical Register is ready to go live. The decision was made following a recommendation made by the Communities and Local Government Select Committee, with the register set to officially go live on June 30th.
Is it mandatory to join the competent person electrical register?
This marks a similar move to the long-standing Gas Safe Register, joining which is a legal requirement of all gas engineers operating in the United Kingdom. However, joining the Competent Person Electrical Register is not mandatory, making it similar to the plumbing equivalent Water Safe. The move to create a single register was welcomed by existing Competent Person Scheme brands ELECSA and NICEIC. Although both put forward positive recommendations and supported parts of the report, they also felt some points were not explored thoroughly and "did not reflect the true state of the industry".
Under building regulations Part P, all fixed domestic electrical installations must be suitably installed, tested and inspected to ensure that they are in safe working order. Without achieving a Part P certificate and joining a Competent Person scheme, electricians are required by law to have their work independently verified by an external inspector.
When the scheme (full name: Registered Competent Person Electrical) goes live on June 30th, all full scope Part P electricians in England and Wales will be added automatically by their provider and encouraged to use the logo as a symbol of their qualification. An official launch event will then follow on the 2nd of July in the Palace of Westminster. Minister for Communities and Local Government, Stephen Williams MP, will give a keynote speech to a wide array of key industry stakeholders and MPs, alongside NAPIT Group Chief Executive Officer, Michael Andrews and Chief Executive Officer of Certsure, Emma Clancy.
Clancy commented that the new website, will "become the one stop shop for consumers looking to hire an electrician to carry out work in their home."
Attaining a Part P certificate and joining a Competent Person Scheme is a vital part of becoming a domestic electrician, and something we can fully prepare you for here at Access Training.
Whether its part of a more intensive electrician course or the single qualification you're looking for, our experienced tutors will guide you through everything you need to know to reach this important step in your career. To speak to one of our course advisers and find out more give us a call on 0800 345 7492.
NICEIC/ELECSA refuse Third Party Inspector Scheme
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Last month the DCLG (Department for Communities and Local Government) announced amendments to the current Building Regulations, introducing a previously proposed third party inspection scheme to allow DIY enthusiasts/those not registered with a Competent Persons Scheme to have their work checked and certified. However NICEIC and ELECSA have announced that they will be opting out of these changes, arguing that the changes could "undermine registered electricians" and cause more harm than good.
In a statement from Emma Clancy, CEO of Cetsure (which operates the two brands), it was said they "do not wish to see DIY'ers carry out potentially dangerous electrical work" and believe it needs to be left to competent electricians who will able to comply with the wiring regulations. She went on to point out that the third party inspector scheme is not UKAS accredited, meaning that there is to be no external verification ensuring that the scheme operators are doing their job to the correct standard.
"It makes a mockery of competent persons' schemes and the tens of thousands of registered electricians already in the marketplace. There are glaring holes in the scheme, such as the amount of time an installation can be live before it is checked, potentially endangering the householder," she continued.
Other electrical contractors have also expressed concerns over the scheme, especially toward a lack of clarity as to where the responsibility lies. Is it with the inspectors even though they didn't install it? The question has also been raised as to why DIY installers do the work themselves (and get it checked) in the first place, when as it stands they'd actually be saving money by hiring a competent electrician to do the work.
Finally, Certsure have released a video where NICEIC/ELECSA representatives Tony Cable and Darren Stanniforth discuss the brands' position on third party certification. You can view it here at this link.
Here at Access Training, we fully agree that DIYers shouldn't be attempting any form of electrical installation without the proper knowledge, training and qualifications to ensure that their work isn't a hazard to themselves or anybody else. However we also understand some of you will want to have a go at it yoursepves, which is why our range of electrical training courses is suitable for trainee electricans and DIY enthusiasts alike! At our Cardiff training centre, you'll be able to earn your 17th Edition Wiring and Part P qualifications, proving you skilled enough to join a Competent Person Scheme and tackle all sorts of domestic electrical work yourself.
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Electrical Safety First Launches
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On Friday the 28th March the Electrical Safety Council was no more, relaunching with a new web site as Electrical Safety First. The rebranding is part of a new, ongoing campaign to raise public awareness of the dangers of electricity, after Government survey suggested awareness was at an all-time low. According to their data, only 14% of the general public were even aware of Part P!
The new name has come after 18 months of extensive research into what was already known about electrical safety. This didn't just extend to the general public - the Government, key stakeholders and even the industry itself were also scrutinised over what they knew about the dangers and what they knew about the Electrical Safety Council itself. It seems few knew that the Council was in fact a consumer charity, with many thinking it was either a trade association or part of the Government. So as a result of this, a name change was decided to reflect its nature as a charity.
However not everyone is pleased with the change, as some electricians have criticised dropping the more authoritative 'council' in favour of the more "more meaningless" 'first'. They believe that the name now lacks the respect it previously had and would have been far more suited to a campaign change rather than a charity. However Electrical Safety First defended the change, claiming that their research pointed to them needing a simpler name, along with easier to digest language to accompany it.
Electrical Safety First say they've already secured significant media coverage to raise the profile of electrical safety, and this has started with the revival of famous 70s/80s public information animated series Charley Says. These films were the work of Richard Taylor Cartoons, and saw a little boy named Tony and his cat Charley learn valuable lessons on all manner of things. The new film is narrated/voiced by comedian David Walliams, who was excited to revive the series. "I loved Charley Says when growing up and I think it's great that Electrical Safety First is bringing the characters back to life and creating some new storylines," he said. "We've all had a go at mimicking Charley the cat's 'meow', so I just hope my version is up to scratch and will help people stay safe in the home."
You can view the new video here at the Electrical Safety First website.
Complicated electrical installations should always be left to the trained professionals, while if you would like to have a go at simpler tasks at home its vital that you AT LEAST have the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations and Part P qualifications. Whether you wish to gain electrician qualifications for professional or personal gain, we can help you achieve them with our intensive training courses here at Access Training. If you'd like to find out more about what our courses entail and book your place, give us a call on 0800 345 7492.
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After winter break, Felix August must resume his life as a freshman at Portland College. However, the murders have not stopped, and after experiencing the numbered ones first hand, Felix must find a way to stop them from killing innocent people. With the help of his best friend Alison, Felix must confront Lofton Ashfield, the Drestian who is destined to save the source, but also bend humankind to his will. As the Belus, Felix must overthrow Lofton and save the Source in a way that will allow the people to keep their freedom. However, Felix must also deal with the Protectors, a group of people who think that it is the Sourcerors themselves who are killing the Source, and believe all Sourcerors must be destroyed.
I was so excited to start reading this book! Although the first book in the series wasn't perfect, it did have potential, so I was looking forward to seeing how the story progressed. The story picks up right after winter break, and is action packed right from the first chapter! As one of my major issues in the first book was that it dragged out for too long, making certain parts boring, I was happy to find that this book didn't do that at all. I was hooked from start to finish, and there was barely any time for the story to slow down. As the first book was practically an origin story, I was expecting this book to be an improvement, and it definitely was! It was shorter than the first book, but I didn't feel as if this was a problem, as there was no plot point I felt was unnecessary and was just being added to fill time, which I felt was a huge problem in the first book. Books do not have to be 500 pages long to tell a well rounded story, and this book definitely proved that!
Felix continues to struggle with the extent of his powers and trying to control them, which puts him into some life threatening situations, particularly since the numbered ones, a group of monsters of Lofton's creation who easily rip humans to shreds are after him. I loved that he started to realise that he was killing people and feeling no remorse about it, which made him question himself on if he was good or bad. I adored the plot twists, particularly the ones that happened towards the end of the book, and the fact that although we are pretty sure Felix is the chosen one who is destined to save the world in the first book, this one makes us question that, and realise Felix is more of an anti hero.
The idea of the chosen one not necessarily being the "good guy" was extremely unique and something I've never seen in a YA book before which I loved! I also loved that although Alison was the best friend who needed to be saved in the first book, she is able to look after herself in this one, and is an all round badass. Although I wasn't that keen on Alison in Freshman, I adored her in this book and she became a strong ally to Felix. I did however see some hints of their relationship starting to turn romantic, which I really didn't like as I would prefer them to remain best friends. Something I hate is that in the majority of YA, heterosexual characters can never be friends with someone of the opposite sex without it turning romantic, and I feel as if it is important that male and female characters can be friends and remain friends. However as I wasn't that keen on Harper in the first book, I was happy that there was a minimal amount of romance.
Dirk was a less important character in this book, which I couldn't decide if I was happy or disappointed about. The first book showed how he was doing crazy things to get attention, and I expected him to be more than just Lofton's pawn, so I was a little disappointed that he didn't have more of a story line. However, I did love how clever Lofton was, using others for his own personal gain and corrupting the public into thinking the government owned the numbered ones and were doing terrible things such as poisoning the water supplies when it was in fact him. The poisoning of the water was one of my favourite chapters. It followed a boy named Carter working as kitchen staff who discovers that everyone who had drank the water was dying except for himself. Sadly the book didn't return to Carter, which I was disappointed about as it left me wondering why the water hadn't affected him and if he was actually a sourceror. I felt as if he had potential and would have been a good addition to the story.
I was a little disappointed that Lucas didn't play as big of a role in this book as he did in the first one, as he was initially one of my favourite characters. I felt as if the non sourcerors, or "Wisps" should have been shown as being just as important, as I always feel as if the little people should be represented too. Although he is seen as a typical reality star, Lucas is actually quite smart, as although everyone else thought he was crazy, he was right about a lot of things about Felix before they were revealed to him. Although it wasn't really a big deal, I was surprised that his relationship with Caitlyn didn't really go anywhere, as the first book seemed to hint at a romance forming between them.
I felt as if this was a big improvement to the first book, and although I did still have a few issues with it I really enjoyed it. It ended with a huge cliffhanger and I have no idea how I'm going to be able to wait until the next book comes out! I have a few theories, one being that I think that Bill is Felix's dad, so I am excited to find out if i'm right or if i'm completely wrong! I'm hoping to see the extent of Alison's powers in the third book, and hopefully have Lucas a little more involved!
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import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.text.DateFormat;
import java.text.ParseException;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonFactory;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParseException;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParser;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonToken;
import com.openinvestmentdata.value.Stock;
import com.openinvestmentdata.value.StockInstance;

public class AlphaVantageHook {

	private static final String API_KEY = "BXWR3PC0WKEBXHTK";
	private static final String QUERY_URL = "https://www.alphavantage.co/query?";
	private static DateFormat longFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss");
	private static DateFormat shortFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");

	public static Stock getTimeSeries(String symbol, String function, String interval, String outputsize) throws JsonParseException, MalformedURLException, IOException {

		String q = QUERY_URL
				+"function="+function
				+"&symbol="+symbol
				+ (interval == null ? "" : "&interval="+interval)
				+"&outputsize="+outputsize
				+"&apikey="+API_KEY;
		System.out.println(q);
		List<StockInstance> list = new ArrayList<StockInstance>();

		JsonFactory jfactory = new JsonFactory();
		JsonParser parser = jfactory.createParser(new URL(q));

		StockInstance current = null;

		//Parsing the JSON Stream
		while(!parser.isClosed()) {

			JsonToken token = parser.nextToken();
			String fieldname = parser.getCurrentName();

			if (fieldname == null || fieldname.equals(parser.getText())) {
				continue;
			}

			// We are about to enter a stock value object
			if (fieldname.matches("\\d{4}-\\d{2}-\\d{2}.*")) {
				// End of object, add to list
				if (JsonToken.END_OBJECT.equals(token)) {
					if (current != null) {
						list.add(current);
					}
				}
				// Start of object, create new stockinstance for our cursor
				if (JsonToken.START_OBJECT.equals(token)) {
					current = new StockInstance(symbol);
					current.setDate(parseDate(fieldname));
				}
			}

			// Below are various fields. Numbers preceding the tags are API generated, nothing I can do to make them prettier
			if (fieldname.equals("1. open")) {
				double value = parser.getValueAsDouble();
				if (value > 0) {
					current.setOpen(parser.getValueAsDouble());
				}
			}

			if (fieldname.equals("2. high")) {
				double value = parser.getValueAsDouble();
				if (value > 0) {
					current.setHigh(parser.getValueAsDouble());
				}
			}

			if (fieldname.equals("3. low")) {
				double value = parser.getValueAsDouble();
				if (value > 0) {
					current.setLow(parser.getValueAsDouble());
				}
			}

			if (fieldname.equals("4. close")) {
				double value = parser.getValueAsDouble();
				if (value > 0) {
					current.setClose(parser.getValueAsDouble());
				}
			}

			if (fieldname.equals("5. volume")) {
				double value = parser.getValueAsDouble();
				if (value > 0) {
					current.setVolume(parser.getValueAsDouble());
				}
			}
		}

		return new Stock(symbol, list);

	}

	private static Date parseDate(String date) {
		try {
			return longFormat.parse(date);
		} catch (ParseException e) {
			try {
				return shortFormat.parse(date);
			} catch (ParseException e1) {
				e1.printStackTrace();
				return null;
			}
		}
	}

	public static String formatDate(Date date) {
		return longFormat.format(date);
	}
}

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Count the number of prime numbers less than a non-negative number, n.
## Code
```JAVA
public class Solution {
    public int countPrimes(int n) {
        boolean[] notPrime = new boolean[n];
        int count=0;
        for (int i=2; i<n; i++) {
            if(notPrime[i]==false){
                count++;
                for(int j=2; i*j<n; j++) notPrime[i*j]=true;
            }
        }
        return count;
    }
}
```

## Thinking
Sieve of Eratosthenes. nice and elegant solution.
JAVA: instance variable and array components are given default values, while the local variables, ya have to initialize them.


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Sheldon may look scrawny but he's a wolverine if you take his spot. Bazinga!
Assuming the person isn't elderly, disabled, or pregnant, OP is perfectly entitled to not giving up their seat.
Darn those little old ladies!
Did you refuse to give it up? Then you also seem to be one of those people who will fight for "their" spot.
There's nothing in this FML to suggest that OP was bullied in any way beforehand. And even if the person did threaten them, it's not like anyone would be expected to follow through with such a threat.


The master's programme in Medicine focuses on participation in healthcare and research. The first two years consist of 11 clinical rotations (and one elective), some of which you can follow abroad. In the final year, you participate as a 'semi-doctor' in research (18 weeks) and healthcare (18 weeks), working under supervision while gaining more independence and responsibilities throughout the year. The degree entitles you to be called a 'basic doctor' and qualifies you to enter specialty training programs, for example in general practice (three years), pediatrics (six years) or surgery (six years). This is a three-year programme taught in Dutch.


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PENGUINS ASSIGN JARRETT BURTON TO WHEELING
January 9, 2017 Nick Hart
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins announced today that they have assigned forward Jarrett Burton to the Wheeling Nailers (ECHL).
Burton, in his third season of pro hockey, has scored one goal for the Penguins this season in 13 games played. Burton was responsible for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton's first goal of the game on Nov. 25 at Bridgeport.
In parts of two seasons with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Burton has recorded three goals and 20 penalty minutes in 36 games.
The Echo Bay, Ont. native played in 44 regular season games with Wheeling last season, racking up 15 goals and 23 assists for 38 total points. He also joined the Nailers from the Penguins for Wheeling's run to the Kelly Cup Final last spring. Burton had 14 points (7G-7A) in 21 Kelly Cup Playoff games with Wheeling.
The Penguins continue their season-long seven-game road trip this week with games against the Toronto Marlies (Wednesday, Jan. 11), the Rochester Americans (Friday, Jan. 13) and the Syracuse Crunch (Saturday, Jan. 14).
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton's next home game takes place on Saturday, Jan. 21, when they host the Hershey Bears at 7:05 p.m. Individual game tickets for the game on Jan. 21 and all Penguins home games are available at the Mohegan Sun Arena box office, online at TicketMaster.com, or by calling 800-745-3000.
Penguins ticket packages, including 22-game, 12-game, and 10-voucher flex packs, are available directly through the Penguins offices by calling (570) 208-7367.
Tags: AHL, American Hockey League, Jarrett Burton, Wheeling Nailers, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
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PITTSBURGH ASSIGNS 17 TO WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON


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IVERIC bio to Host an R&D Investor Symposium on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 in San Francisco, CA
December 19, 2019 at 7:45 AM EST
- Featuring Zimura® Pivotal Program in Geographic Atrophy, Including the Design of the Second Pivotal Trial in GA -
- Live Webcast to Begin at 6:30 a.m. Pacific Time-
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 19, 2019-- IVERIC bio, Inc. (Nasdaq: ISEE) today announced details for its R&D Investor Symposium being held in San Francisco on Tuesday, January 14, 2020, from 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Pacific Time.
The event presentations feature the design of the second pivotal trial of Zimura® (avacincaptad pegol) in geographic atrophy (GA) secondary to dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the previously announced results of the first Zimura pivotal trial in GA, and the Company's progress in its gene therapy portfolio for orphan inherited retinal diseases. The symposium will include discussions with management and retinal specialists and key opinion leaders in both dry AMD and gene therapy including:
William A. Beltran, DVM, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Marc Buyse, ScD, IDDI
Karl G. Csaky, MD, PhD, Texas Retina Associates, Retina Foundation of the Southwest
Guangping Gao, PhD, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Karina E. Guziewicz, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Glenn Jaffe, MD, Duke University
Hemant Khanna, PhD, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Bart P. Leroy, MD, PhD, Ghent University and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Kourous A. Rezaei, MD, Chief Medical Officer, IVERIC bio
Glenn P. Sblendorio, Chief Executive Officer, IVERIC bio
A live webcast will be available under "Events & Presentations" in the Investors section of the IVERIC bio website at https://investors.ivericbio.com. A replay of the webcast will be archived on IVERIC bio's website for at least 30 days following the presentation.
For more information, please contact Kathy Galante at kathy.galante@ivericbio.com or 212-845-8231.
About IVERIC bio
IVERIC bio is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of novel treatment options for retinal diseases with significant unmet medical needs. Vision is Our Mission. For more information on the Company please visit www.ivericbio.com.
Any statements in this press release about IVERIC bio's future expectations, plans and prospects constitute forward-looking statements for purposes of the safe harbor provisions under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements as a result of various important factors. Any forward-looking statements represent IVERIC bio's views only as of the date of this press release. IVERIC bio anticipates that subsequent events and developments will cause its views to change. While IVERIC bio may elect to update these forward-looking statements at some point in the future, IVERIC bio specifically disclaims any obligation to do so.
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Source: IVERIC bio, Inc.
Kathy Galante, 212-845-8231
Vice President, Investor Relations and Corporate Communications
kathy.galante@ivericbio.com
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ETSAN ist der Markenname einer österreichischen Supermarktkette, mit Standorten vor allem in Wien. Sie wird von der BASAK Handels-GmbH betrieben. ETSAN bietet in seinen Filialen ein Lebensmittel-Vollsortiment von rund 5.000 Artikeln mit Fokus auf sogenannte Ethno-Produkte. Am Großgrünmarkt in Wien ist die Firmenzentrale sowie ein Cash & Carry-Markt ansässig.

Geschichte

Das Unternehmen wurde im Jahr 1986 von Hüseyin Ünal im Alter von 26 Jahren als ein kleiner Greißler unter dem Namen "AKSOY" in Wien-Favoriten eröffnet. Ünal begann seinen Handel mit einigen Produkten aus der Türkei, da er deren Bedarf durch die Zunahme der migrantischen Bevölkerung entdeckt hatte. Den Durchbruch schaffte er jedoch mit der Herstellung von Halal-Fleischwaren als Erster in Österreich. Der Firmenname ETSAN ist eine Ableitung aus dem Türkischen "et", übersetzt für Fleisch, und "sanayi" übersetzt für Industrie.

Die Firmenzentrale ist am Großmarkt Wien-Inzersdorf, wo auch das erste Logistiklager im Jahr 1994 in Betrieb genommen wurde und mittlerweile als ein Cash & Carry-Markt dient. Zur Unternehmensgruppe gehört auch das im Jahr 2001 gegründete Großhandelsunternehmen Macro Group Handels-GmbH. Die Belieferung der ETSAN-Filialen und anderer Großhandelskunden erfolgt durch ein zentrales Logistiklager in Bruck an der Leitha.

ETSAN wird auf Grund der langjährigen Erfahrung als Pionier des Ethno-Food-Handels betrachtet.

Aktuelle Situation
ETSAN betreibt im Moment über 30 Filialen in Wien und beliefert mit seinem eigenen Fuhrpark nicht nur die eigenen Supermärkte, sondern auch andere Einzelhändler in Österreich, Deutschland, Slowakei, Ungarn und anderen europäischen Ländern.

Mediale Aufmerksamkeit erfuhr das Unternehmen durch die Übernahme von acht Standorten der insolventen Lebensmittelkette Zielpunkt in Wien. Damit vergrößerte sich ETSAN wie kein anderes Unternehmen, gemessen an der Zahl vorher bestehender Eigenstandorte.

Siehe auch
 Liste der Supermärkte in Österreich

Weblinks

 Website ETSAN
 Website Macro Group
 Interview mit dem Firmenchef derstandard.at 5. April 2020

Einzelnachweise

Einzelhandelsunternehmen (Österreich)
Handelsunternehmen (Wien)
Gegründet 1986
Lebensmitteleinzelhändler
Supermarkt

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Victoria, BC Layritz Little League is pleased to announce the official naming of its 2020 Canadian Little League Team Manager.
The Layritz Little League Board of Directors named longstanding volunteer and coach, Dave Potter to this prestigious position.
Dave has extensive Little League coaching experience, having coached at Layritz since 2003 and a volunteer since 2001. He has been instrumental in the development of the baseball program at Layritz and has managed countless All-Star teams at both the 9/10 and 11/12 levels. Dave will undoubtedly lead Layritz forward with pride as it prepares to compete in Canada's premier Little League Baseball Championships in August of 2020.
Layritz Little League is the official host of the 2020 Canadian Little League Championships. Host tournament planning is underway – any interested parents, players, volunteers, and local sponsorship inquiries seeking more information can email 2020Canadians@Layritz.ca.
The Little League Canadian Championship tournament was first played in 1951 and was last played in BC in 2016. A seven-team round robin will determine the four play-off teams followed by two semi-final elimination games and the final championship game will determine Canada's team for the Annual Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA.
Layritz Little League is a non-profit organization offering Baseball and Softball out of Layritz Park in Victoria, BC as part of Little League Canada's District 7. The park is 100% volunteer ran and has been in operation since 1958. Layritz will host the 2020 Little League Canadian Championship in August of 2020.
Podium and Crystal Globe for Cassie Sharpe and Simon d'Artois!


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UNAI EMERY Speaks -My Team is going to need to dig deep for the next few games
By admin	 Last updated Dec 11, 2018 252 0
Unai Emery admits his team may be heading for difficult Times.
He looked, and sounded, like a man desperate for a day off. Yes, the usual cover of politeness was still there, but as he surveyed the room after Arsenal's 1-0 win over Huddersfield, the answers were even more brief than usual, the tone a little tired.
Yes, Lucas Torreira has quality. No, he wasn't going to comment on the spurious nitrous oxide story. No, he wasn't yet thinking about the Southampton game. "I need my mind take off for two days," he protested, This was one of those sentences where despite his struggling English you knew exactly what he meant. He needs Rest. And so does his Players. There is a rash of games ahead of them. The Christmas schedule in England is intense. The Injuries at the Back are an unwelcome development but the Manager insists they can weather the storm if the Squad digs deep and draws strength from inside
It has, after all, been a gruelling few months. Not just the avalanche of footballing decisions he has had to take in the daily course of his job:All the tactics, the substitutions, the training sessions, the January transfer strategy. But the other stuff: the intense traveling schedule, the strain of moving and adapting to an entirely new country, the immense weight that comes with being one of the most significant and scrutinized managerial appointments in the history of the game.
Dragging Arsenal into the post-Wenger era was always going to be a difficult challenge. Doing it whilst going 21 games unbeaten and remaining competitive in three competitions: tougher still. Emery may not be everyone's cup of tea, and his job isn't close to being easy. But if anyone's earned a "two-day mind take-off", it's him.
13 games in 41 days, and already the bruising fixture list is taking its toll. Defence is the most immediately pressing area: Rob Holding's season appears to be over after his cruciate ligament injury, Shkodran Mustafi limped off in the second half with a tweaked hamstring, and in any case he and Sokratis Papastathopoulos will both miss the next Premier League game after picking up their fifth yellow cards of the season, and a one-match suspension.
With Calum Chambers unable to be recalled from loan at Fulham, Emery's options at centre-half look increasingly thin. Captain Laurent Koscielny was named on the bench on Saturday, but hasn't completed 90 minutes since April, and limped off in the recent Checkatrade Trophy game against Portsmouth with cramp. Nacho Monreal is still feeling his way back to full fitness. Stephan Lichtsteiner can play at centre-half, and those three will probably start against Southampton next weekend if Emery again opts for a back three. There's also the promising but untested Dinos Mavropanos. But it's far from ideal."I don't know how we are going to play next week," Emery admitted. "But we have the players. Thursday's game against Qarabag will be another good chance for Arsenal to get some minutes into the legs of their fringe players. And over the next few weeks, those fringe players will be needed more than ever. The games come thick and fast from this point: a new-look Southampton next weekend, then another north London derby in the Carabao Cup, then Burnley, Brighton, Liverpool and Fulham in the space of 10 days. crazy
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