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Meet the team: Eoin Canty, Research Director, Finance Search Practice | Diversity & Inclusion Lead
Eoin Canty is a Research Director within BIE's finance team and a qualified accountant (CIMA). We caught up with Eoin to learn more about his passion for diversity and inclusion, breaking the ice at his first BIE interview and his usual Christmas day tradition!
What's your philosophy in life and work?
Enjoy what you do and do it well.
What's your greatest source of job satisfaction?
Being a trusted advisor to candidates as they navigate potential career changes.
What's the secret of your career success?
In the world of executive search, it's being able to use my finance background to put myself in a candidate's shoes to understand where they are coming from and their career ambitions. During my most recent finance roles with Kingfisher, I always enjoyed the people aspects of my roles, building teams and forging productive working relationships with the international businesses within the group. This got me thinking of how I could use those skills in a different way, bringing the people aspects to the fore while not completely forgetting the finance parts. A high EQ was essential here, coupled with an ability to network, and this now stands me in good stead working on senior finance searches in the UK and internationally.
What have you learnt along the way?
Be curious – there's no such thing as a bad question.
What are your career highlights or 'defining moments'?
Moving from the world of finance into executive search – don't be afraid of change.
What makes you tick - as a person and in your career?
Integrity – being myself.
Describe your professional style
Engaging, collaborative and enthusiastic.
What do you feel most passionately about at work?
When I was asked to take on the additional responsibility of Diversity & Inclusion lead for our business I jumped at the opportunity as inclusion in its broadest sense is something I feel strongly about. As an openly gay man, I believe that it's important to be able to bring your entire self to work and it was clear from my first interview at BIE that this was going to be an environment where that was encouraged. I arrived on that day with a bag full of colourful and glittery costumes as I was en route to a concert singing with the London Gay Men's Chorus that evening, so that was definitely a topic for discussion in the interview.
D&I at BIE is something we believe in for ourselves and not just something we have to talk about because others are. D&I covers many protected characteristics and we as a team are always as keen as our clients to learn more. That's been borne out by recent webinars we have hosted on topics such as allyship, ethnicity and creating a trans inclusive workplace. I'm really looking forward to our next webinar on the 3rd of March where we will discuss social mobility with speakers bringing their perspectives from a corporate, charity and lived perspective. Social mobility, although not a protected characteristic, has the potential to touch on them and through tackling those characteristics has the potential to result in improved social mobility.
What top tip would you give to people looking to move up in their career?
In addition to continuing your professional development on courses which may be specific to your area of expertise, I would advise people to devote time to building and nurturing strong relationships. Make the effort to get to know your boss and other senior leaders in your business. Also, think of those outside the organisation who it could be useful to maintain a relationship with, such as former managers, colleagues and peer networks. Think about these people when you are looking for advice on a career change or how to make the next move as most people are delighted to give advice if they can at all.
How would you sum up the BIE culture?
Inclusive of people from different backgrounds bringing diversity of thought.
Name one thing on your bucket list
To visit Patagonia.
What was your first car?
A Peugeot 106 with sporty red seats.
What's your favourite family tradition?
A bracing swim in the Atlantic on Christmas Day!
What fictional world or place would you like to visit and why?
Planet Krypton – maybe I'd get some of Superman's powers.
If you could pick up a new skill in an instant, what would it be?
To play the piano.
Do you like pineapple on a pizza – yes or no?
Yes. The pineapple is a symbol of hospitality so don't be so hard on it!
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Super sorry for the radio silence my hayfever has been awful it's literally left me with pulsating headaches which haven't been fun. I have well and truly missed my books. Hoping to get some reading in tomorrow but until then I have two amazing blog tours to share with you up first is The Letter – Kitty's Story….so without further ado.
Hi there Hayleyreviews 10, thank you for taking part in the publication day blog tour for my new book.
James let out a low whistle. 'Wow. That sounds pretty serious. I think you don't have any other choice but to tell me. I'm your brother, and we're all we've got since Mum and Dad died. I know you've got the kids, but you know what I mean. You've only got me to look out for you and vice versa,' he said.
James raised his hands, 'Don't you go worrying about me. I've got no one to answer to. Apart from Jerry Springer and Jarvis Cocker, of course,' he said, referring to his spaniels. 'That's the beauty of being your own boss.' James was the local blacksmith, like their father who'd trained him. He'd taken over the business after their parents died.
'Wayward? That sounds ominous, what have they been up to?' Kitty wiped her nose, feeling slightly awkward at the mention of Ollie's name.
Humphrey gave another bark and James headed for the door. 'Sounds like someone's keen to see his mum — if you're willing to take him back after hearing that, of course.' He gave one of his trademark wide grins.
Kitty followed her brother to the front door and watched as he opened the rear of the Landie. Ethel leapt out first but, due to his arthritic legs, Humph had to be lifted down, and judging by the expression on Jimby's face, it wasn't an easy task.
'Christ Humph, you solid old bugger, I think you've got heavier since I lifted you in there.' Humphrey responded by licking James's face, covering it with slobber. 'Mmm, just what I need. Come on, let's go and see your mum.' He set the elderly Labrador down, wiped his face with the sleeve of his jumper and rolled his eyes good-naturedly.
Back in the kitchen, she flopped into the rocking chair while Humph sat on the floor beside her, resting his head in her lap and enjoying her gentle, rhythmic pulling of his velvety ears. Soon sleep got the better of him and, with a harrumph, he eased himself down, laying his head on Kitty's feet, and before long the kitchen was filled with the rumble of his snores.
I'm also here to say that Eliza has a fantastic international giveaway for a paperback copy of the letter which also includes these gorgeous treats.
If you're not in it you can't win it so get involved right now.
On this fine Saturday I'm here to share an extract from Butterfly Ranch.
To anyone who follows my Twitter I put up a poll yesterday to aid what I posted today. However, I had forgotten that this little beauty would be today's post. Without further ado I will let the extract do the talking.
Altamont saw himself as a painstaking investigator. Throughout his career, he had prided himself on thorough research and the punctilious collection of evidence and testimonies. Cases were so rare and petty, this had hardly ever been of any use. The other officers in his life poked fun and nicknamed him Stanbury of the Yard.
He secretly took this as a compliment and persisted. He could not help himself. Even now, close to the retirement age, with little work coming his way, he was still the only officer in the Toledo region to do overtime. Little did anyone know that his overtime was not spent solving crimes, of which there were not enough, but reading detective books.
Standard procedure in the Griffin case would be to inform the next of kin straight away. Indeed, Altamont had wondered about this the night before. Once the medical emergency was under control, he had carried out a thorough inspection of the rooms.
Two of the upstairs rooms contained clothes that belonged to Griffin's absent partner, though most of those were too warm for Belize. The toiletries in the bathroom were inconclusive; there were items that would have belonged to a woman, but nothing with traces of use in the immediate past. He searched through a desk and found Griffin's passport, full of stamps and visas from around the world, but no form of identity or passport for the woman.
None of this proved that she had left, for whatever reason, but it was consistent with such a working hypothesis. Altamont wondered if her departure might in fact have been the cause of Griffin's attempted suicide.
He recalled the last time he had seen the woman in the village, in an effort to piece together an official description of her features. It had been a beautiful day. The sun beat strong, but a refreshing morning breeze swept across the steep valley where San Antonio nestled. He walked down the bumpy track from his weatherboard bungalow to the main road and stood at the junction, as he did every morning. He liked to survey the village before continuing on his way.
The narrow tarmac road snaked through the settlement, espousing the crests and troughs of its hills. It was the pride of the locals. Not all villages in Toledo could boast of tarmac. Those who had houses on the road treated the segment in front of their home as their responsibility. If the front yard was cleaned, a bucket would also be thrown to sweep the adjoining tarmac.
The locals had also taken to filling potholes themselves, knowing that it would take years before the road was resurfaced. At first, it was left to private initiative. Some used pebbles or rocks. Others liked to compact mud into the hole, first by hand, then jumping on. One man, Gonzalo Tzac, developed a reputation for the best-filled holes. He used a secret mix of mud, grit and rocks of different sizes. His repairs took longest to undo, and soon upkeeping the road was acknowledged as his prerogative.
Pothole Gonzalo was at work that morning, on the uphill stretch of the road to the left of where Altamont was standing. That was near the bus stop, and so the area most prone to damage. He stood to stretch his back after some digging. He shielded his eyes from the sun and raised his other hand to Altamont. Altamont waved to the gaunt figure and took the road to the right towards the shop to buy himself a bun, followed by his own shadow.
The fridges droned at the back of the shop. He bumped into his boss Ignacio Cus by the bread shelf. Ignacio was obese. His wife had put him on a diet and he secretly bought himself supplements. His penultimate shirt-button was perennially undone, and his uniform was never well turned out. When Altamont had first arrived in San Antonio, he had felt he would never bridge the gulf with this man. But with time they had become friends. Altamont had discovered that your friend did not need to be your equal. He had developed a form of affection for the clumsy Mayan corporal who called himself his boss.
"Good day compañero," Ignacio said.
Altamont threw three fresh cinnamon buns into a paper bag and twisted it closed.
Ignacio reached for a bottle of Belikin in the fridge, then dug deep to the back of the deli shelf and pulled out a johnnycake. With his goods in his plump hands, he looked Altamont in the eyes and smiled a kind smile, his wispy moustache hanging over his crooked white teeth. But there was a commotion in front of the shop and he dropped his goods to check what was happening. Altamont followed.
A large four-wheel drive had pulled up on the grassy verge on the other side of the narrow road, surrounded by a group of about ten children in school uniform, and four or five village idlers who had stirred from the sunshade next to the shop to watch the event. The vehicle rumbled on as Griffin talked to the woman in the passenger seat, who was covering her face with a pair of enormous sunglasses. Then the engine shuddered to a violent halt and they stepped out.
"The Britisher come out to buy the shop again," Ignacio said as he rushed back to secure his beer and johnnycake.
Altamont watched as Griffin ruffled the hair of several of the children with a smile. Griffin and the woman entered the shop, greeting the owner with a nod. The children stayed behind the threshold and watched from outside, knowing they would get a scolding if they came in.
The woman was tall, of sombre face, with a slight stoop to her shoulders. Altamont could just make out the glint of her large restless eyes, dimmed by shaded glass. Everything about her spoke of effort: sharp, strong features, calloused palms on slender hands, a body nipped and trained like a plant.
A snapshot of my Thursday….
Firstly I'm sorry for another extremely late post. This was also not my original plan for today and any of you who follow my bookish and or personal Instagram I'm sorry that you have already seen what I'm about to share.
Sunny lazy days are a rarity for me so today I took some time for just that me time.
Here is a perfect picture you can clearly see the sun is out. I have a cup of tea in my mug from my bestie with my fave man on. Nail varnish I actually painted my toenails today although my feet need a proper good treatment so I'm not sharing. Miranda Dickinson – needs no explanation in my eyes she's what I would depict as one of the greatest writers of magic.
My life has been chaotic at the moment and the sparkly magic is just what I needed today, I'm still not done with these beauties just yet. Finally the Hula Hoop puffs now I do love crisps but I've never really been one of those people who has them in excess. Since starting my Slimming World journey I kept seeing them being spoken about as they are low in syns but do you think I could find them – mum found them for me and today was my first opportunity to sample them and wow what a little treat.
The last part of my day was on this bad boy at Boogie Bounce – I had a week off last week and hadn't realised just how much I missed it.
I hope you enjoyed my snapshot of my me time. This may well become a regular feature on random days. I haven't been sleeping to well so I'm trying to embrace some of the read to sleep…so off I go.
Blurb: Amy's husband Hugh has run away to 'find himself'. But will he ever come back?
Amy's husband Hugh says he isn't leaving her.
He still loves her, he's just taking a break – from their marriage, their children and, most of all, from their life together. Six months to lose himself in South East Asia. And there is nothing Amy can say or do about it.
However, for Amy it's enough to send her – along with her extended family of gossips, misfits and troublemakers – teetering over the edge.
For a lot can happen in six-months. When Hugh returns, if he returns, will he be the same man she married? Will Amy be the same woman?
Because if Hugh is on a break from their marriage, then so is she . . .
The Break is a story about the choices we make and how those choices help to make us. It is Marian Keyes at her funniest, wisest and brilliant best.
Review: Now I'm sure I have read something from Marian Keyes before but this was my first audiobook and what a gorgeous treat. If I'm honest I think I will listen to more of Marian's collection in future. If you have any suggestions please leave them below?
With 124 chapters it's a no brainier on audio and I was lucky enough to bag this as an Audible daily deal. I have to mention the narration as I have had some awful audio books due to the narrator but this one was just as perfect as if Marian herself were reading it.
Marian has accompanied me on many walks, baths and whilst I was tidying my room. I feel like I too have been on Amy's rollercoaster of a ride. Wow! What an amount of emotions she goes through. Throughout you see how strong and in some ways vulnerable she is.
How would you cope if the love of your life tells you he needs time out to find himself? It's a hard one and it's a feeling that most of us get in life. But it's usually long before you're happily married (or so Amy thought) with children.
Amy instantly worries of what people will think and to start with she's skirting round the issue and is in denial but I truly loved the transformation in her. Inside each and every woman there is a strong warrior waiting to come out. Amy changes for the better and in her world shattering she discovers who she really is.
I imagine every Irish family to be a bit like Amy's and I'm a sucker for the Irish so this really was the perfect story for me.
I loved how the story was told by dates and time frames. Most of the story is from Amy but there are some sections of Hugh. At times they both frustrated me but on the whole this was a fantastic read – well listen for me. The Break covers some serious real life topics with Marian's witty nature added for good measure, meaning it's more fun than mind-bending.
If you're looking for an audio book this is definitely the best place to start its laugh out loud funny, it's a long ole book but it's truly brilliant.
Review: Today saw the publication of One Summer Weekend a novella full of innuendo, role play and so much more.
Alicia is a strong woman with a past that's had a bigger effect on her than she would ever believe or say. It's not until she meets Jack – the lad hot shot businessman who needs a coach and has women falling at his feet or does he. I loved the interaction between these two although it wasn't plain sailing although I won't be delving into any details on that – you will have to read for yourself.
This novella will take you on a rollercoaster ride through the lake distract and beyond. I must admit it took me a lot longer to read than I anticipated but only because I had personal and work distractions.
Having read this novella from Juliet Archer I would love to read more from her. If you're looking to be whisked away look no further it's one jam packed Summer Weekend with a breathtaking location.
Top Ten Tuesday was created in June 2010 by The Broke and the Bookish and was moved to The Artsy Reader Girl in 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books and a desire to bring bookish friends together.
Now this is a list I can wholeheartedly get on board with. I could always be by the beach and there are always books I could and should be reading so here it goes.
I should have devoured this already it needs a priority in my life.
The last two are a ditto to the first statement ha. Less rambling this week.
So that's my Top Ten Tuesday a number of books I have either wanted to read for ages or new ones from authors who I haven't read from in a while.
I am in the middle of a novella which I'm on the tour for this post will be up later tonight sorry for the delay.
Have you read any of my choices? I'm in the middle of Somewhere Beyond the Sea.
Now this wasn't my original title but I thought a Monday moan or rant maybe a little too negative a start to the week.
Once again I'm feeling bogged down by blog tours – I mean this in no disrespect to the amazing organisers but sometimes life gets in the way and no matter how organised you are you still literally have no time. I'm not saying I don't want to do blog tours as I have found some amazing authors and books from said tours, but what's frustrating me is I'm not reading enough of what I want and I'm feeling like I need to put down the book I do want to read the book I agreed to read.
It's a catch 22 situation and I honestly don't know where my middle ground is right now.
I don't want to keep complaining, I know what my good pal Catriona will say but I'm open to your thoughts. I do promise more actual reviews this week. Watch this space…I have to mention how bloody great was Harry Kane tonight. Happy Monday all.
Authors I just haven't discovered yet….
In wanting to daily post I have also been trying to read more blogs and interact with more bloggers. In doing so I have found memes I can get on board with and topics that I hadn't even thought of.
This subject that I am to talk about today is something I just hadn't thought of. Even though these sort of conversations do happen between book bloggers on a regular basis without much thought.
Here are just a few of the authors that are widely adored yet I haven't read a single thing from them.
Penny Parkes – Although I have a few to start.
They are just a few that come to mind….if there is anything by any of these that's a must feel free to get in touch. If you have a review of anything by any of these authors also feel free to link them below.
I hoped to have had a review up as I realised this past week I have had daily posts but no actual reviews. I'm still loving the magic of Somewhere Beyond the Sea and I'm glad I hadn't rushed it.
Today was the start of my weekend off – I got up at 6am (yes I just said that) to attend a Metafit class which was hard going but was also good. In some ways I improved loads in others I still have lots to learn.
Before going on to help my sister out. This morning on the TV the film review was talking about the Happy Prince which is the latest film about the later part of Oscar Wilde's life. It sounds intriguing, and I definitely want to watch it. I felt like this was on my mind all day – which got me thinking about quotes and then I found this from the man himself.
Oscar Wilde was an exceptional writer and now I want to know more about his life and this has empowered me to read more classics. If you've read any of his work do let me know where I should begin? I'm not sure if I have read anything which is disappointing.
First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature for book worms hosted by WanderingWords.
What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its hype, we judged it by its opening lines?
It's still dark as I carefully pick my way down the sandy steps to the beach, the narrow beam from my torch the only guide for my feet. The rush of waves against rocks is deafening, and it's cold – the kind of cold that sneaks in between the layers of your clothing and seeps into your bones.


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Will Michigan State seniors win for first time at Michigan?
by Don Drysdale February 17, 2015, 9:30 am updated March 22, 2017, 10:28 am 100 Views 25 Votes
Will Michigan State seniors Travis Trice and Branden Dawson finally get what has proven to be an elusive win against the University of Michigan at Crisler Center? We will find out the answer to that question tonight, as the Wolverines host the Spartans at 9:00pm ET on ESPN.
Now seems like as good a time as ever for the Michigan State seniors to pick up their fist win at Crisler Center, as Michigan will once again be shorthanded. It has been announced that the Wolverines will be without their sophomore floor general Derek Walton Jr., who has missed the last 5 games with a foot injury. Michigan lost 4 out of those 5 games, including a heartbreaking overtime loss to Illinois last Thursday. In that game, the Wolverines were outscored 21-2 at the end of regulation and in overtime, and ended up losing 64-52. The loss was their 4th in a row but head coach John Beilein believes that his team can survive this challenge, even though they have a depleted roster.
"They're growing every minute that they're doing it," Beilein said. "We don't have that type of roster right now that's going to blow people away. We're going to be in this every single game."
Michigan State junior guard Denzel Valentine, who was once recruited by Beilein and Michigan, calls Crisler one of the most hostile places to play in the Big Ten. Senior Branden Dawson agrees but looks at the trip as an opportunity.
"Coming to Michigan State, you live for playing in hostile environments like Crisler's going to be tomorrow night." said Dawson
The teams come into the rivalry game going in completely different directions. Michigan State has won 4 out of their last 5 games and has an overall record of 17-8, 8-4 in the Big Ten. Michigan on the other hand has lost 4 out of their last 5 and has an overall record of 13-12, 6-7 in the conference.
Though the Spartans have not won at Crisler Center since 2010, they have won the last 2 meetings head to head against Michigan. The first came last year in the Big Ten Tournament championship game as the Spartans won 69-55. The second came on February 1st as MSU was pushed to their limits by the Wolverines, but escaped with a 76-66 overtime win at the Breslin Center.
Tom Izzo knows that this game is very important to Michigan State for many reasons, but none is bigger than the fact that it is against their biggest rival.
"It's an important game right now for us for a million reasons," said Izzo. "The Big Ten race, the NCAA tournament, the rivalry game, I mean there's so many different reasons. But you know, still the biggest reason is it's the rivalry game, it's the game in your state."
Michigan may be slumping and playing shorthanded, but there is no doubt that come 9 o'clock tonight, the Crisler Center will be rocking like they are playing for a national title. The only question is, how long will that last? I really think that Michigan took a huge body blow with last Thursday's loss at Illinois and it will show tonight against MSU. The Spartan seniors have unfinished business at the Crisler Center, and tonight is when they will finish it.
Prediction: Michigan State 67 Michigan 57
(Photo Via: Tony Ding|AP)
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Q: Understanding Dependency injection in angular2 Here is a code snippet
@Component({
     ... : ...
     providers: [MyService]
})
export class MyComponent{

     constructor(private _myService : MyService){
     }

     someFunction(){
          this._myService.getSomething();
     }
}

And Here is my understanding/question how it works in angular2/typescript.

*

*A singleton object will be created whenever we write MyService in providers.

*Why to give it in a constructor? Can we do it anywhere else?

*whoever calls the constructor (javascript engine maybe), how would it know what to pass in to the arguments

*or I am getting it wrong, it is not even a argument?

EDIT

*

*what if i provide providers: [MyService] at two controller. Will it create a new instance or fetch from one?

A: *

*provider: [ ... ] specifies the scope of the single instance maintained for each provider. The scope is the component where the type is added to the providers: [ ... ] and its descendants (as long as they don't override it with another provider with the same key). Listing a provider in bootstrap(AppComponent, [SomeProvider]) makes it globally available, again as long as not shadowed by a provider on a component.

*Angular2 only supports contructor injections. There are other strategies but they are considered problematic.

*Angular analyzes the contructor parameter to know what parameters need to be passed in when an instance is created, acquires appropriate instances from its providers or parent providers and passes them in.
For this to work classes need to be decorated with @Injectable() if they are not components, directives or pipes.

*DI (Dependency injection) only passes instances to constructor parameters for instances it created itself. For each instance it creates, it checks the constructor parameters and acquires the matching instances from itself (providers) and passes them in. If one of these dependencies itself again needs constructor parameters, this goes recursively until all dependencies are resolve.
Jasmine doesn't pass instances to the constructor itself, it has to delegate it to DI instead.
Update to your "Edit"
If the same service is added at different places bootstrap(...), providers: [...] then a single instance is maintained per each provider.
When a class requests a dependency (by a constructor parameter) the DI looks upwards towards bootstrap() and returns the instance of the first provider it finds. (this is why providers on components shadow providers of ancestor components or bootstrap(...)
Short: yes, two providers of the same service result in two different instance.

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Q: Validar Formato Dirección MAC en javascript quisiera saber como validar que el formato de la dirección MAC que se ingrese en un input sea válido.
Por ejemplo que cuando el usuario escriba: A5:B6:FA:C1:A2:35 algún código de javascript lo valide.
Espero puedan ayudarme.

A: Puedes utilizar la siguiente expresión regular
/^([0-9A-Fa-f]{2}[:-]){5}([0-9A-Fa-f]{2})$/

function validarMac( valor ) {
  let regex = /^([0-9A-Fa-f]{2}[:-]){5}([0-9A-Fa-f]{2})$/;
  let tag   = document.getElementById('tag');
  if( regex.test( valor ) ) {
    tag.style.color = 'green';
    tag.value = 'Es una MAC Address!';
  } else {
    tag.style.color = 'red';
    tag.value = 'No es una MAC esto :(';
  }
}
<input type="text" onkeyup="validarMac( this.value )">
<input type="text" id="tag" disabled>


The loud-mouth radio personality we all love to hate 'Wendy Williams' reported yesterday on her show that Karrine 'Supahead' Steffans is carrying Bobby Browns loin. In other words, she's pregnant with the cockroaches child. Considering the source this just may be a rumor.. but who knows, we'll see how this plays out.
for a reality TV show focusing on their romance.
Boo Biatch Boo. I hope she is not expecting him to pay child support.
Some folks should be spayed and neutered.
WHY in the world would he raw-dog with her???


One of Malta's leading tech companies, SG Solutions, came to us for a brand refresh. SG Solutions, a member of the VJ Salomone Group of Companies, started off as a technology distribution company. It soon evolved into one that offers a full range of IT services and solutions. This happened following a 2004 merger between two pioneers in the Maltese ICT industry with some 40 years of shared experience in the sector.
As we set out to revamp this brand, we knew we wanted to create a look and feel that celebrates technology. But not only. We also wanted to pay tribute to the brand's rich heritage and its commitment towards offering an excellent and reputable customer service.
The new SG Solutions logo was constructed to embody the new visual direction of the brand. We created a fresh and approachable identity that reflects technology. It also tells a story of brand heritage.
Visual identity is more than creating a powerful logo. It's about creating a whole visual language. We designed instantly-recognisable patterns that reflect what the brand stands for. These playful patterns focus on digital elements found on the typeface, reflecting technology.


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A-Sun Amissa return with The Gatherer, their first release since 2013 and a debut for Belgium-based label Consouling Sounds.
Collaboration is key here and The Gatherer sees a host of fine musicians involved, including; Aidan Baker (Nadja), Claire Brentnall (Shield Patterns), Angela Chan (Tomorrow We Sail. Lanterns on the Lake), Aaron Martin (From the Mouth of the Sun), David McLean (Gnod, Tombed Vision Records), Frédéric D. Oberland (The Rustle of the Stars, Oiseaux Tempête, FareWell Poetry, FOUDRE!), Owen Pegg (Hundred Year Old Man), Colin H. Van Eeckhout (Amenra, CHVE). Each one bringing something unique to the table, each one carefully marking the record with their own vision and sound. Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Oathbreaker etc) mastered the record to 2" tape at his Atomic Garden studio in San Francisco.
The intent is signalled early on as Colossus Survives opens with droning saxophone notes, accompanied soon after with hypnotic electronic beats before exploding into a free-jazz workout with clarinet, saxophone and viola all uniting to form an overwhelming noise. Thick guitar tones introduce Anodyne Nights For Somnolent Strangers before it subsumes into an inextricable world of droning strings and Aidan Baker's hushed vocals. The delicate and ponderous viola introduction on Jason Molina's Blues sweeps you gently along before the saxophone creeps in and takes over in the album's centrepiece. The track then begins to collapse and disintegrate with new sounds entering and falling away with visceral, disorientating regularity. Finally, The Recapitulation completes this quartet of compositions with an altogether more haunting, menacing tone. Trance-like electronics draw you in before Colin H. Van Eeckhout's meditative vocal delivery, coupled with evocative saxophone and clarinet, collide to form a seductive conclusion to The Gatherer.
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British American Tobacco Gets Nod To Acquire South African e-Cigarette Firm Twisp
It has been going on for a few years now, but now it seems official. The global vaping firm known as British American Tobacco has gotten the green light from the Competition Tribunal to acquire local e-cigarette company Twisp in South Africa, with employment condition conditions.
The transaction which will be completed in the fourth quarter of 2019, mows the lawn leading to the door behind which is BAT's intentions to target 70 million adult African smokers to switch to vaping products. The acquisition was approved because the UK-based group agreed to a series of conditions.
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In South Africa, Twisp is arguably the largest multi-channel distributor of vaping products and flavors. The company has almost 70 dedicated outlets nationwide in prime locations, retailer distribution, and a modern e-commerce platform. Twisp has become the go-to destination for adult consumers in search of potentially reduced-risk products in the country.
British American Tobacco is a vaping leader in Europe and has a strong foothold in the United States. By way of this acquisition, the firm will be able to expand its geography in a key market using Twisp's portfolio of innovative products.
The buy as well expands BAT's existing consumer engagement strategy via ownership of an increasing retail footprint. The South African firm's outlets will increase BAT's existing retail of 110 outlets in the U.K., roughly 1000 in Germany and 636 in Poland.
"South Africa is the most profitable market in value in the African continent, with 10.9 million smokers and a total adult population of 38 million people. The vaping market has grown exponentially in recent years, and it is estimated that 1.5 million South African adults have already interacted with potentially reduced-risk products, mainly in vaping," said BAT Southern Africa chief executive Soraya Benchikh.
Kingsley Wheaton, Chief Marketing Officer, British American Tobacco, said: "Twisp in South Africa brilliantly complements our well-developed existing New Category retail footprint in Poland, the U.K., and Germany.
This footprint is of strategic importance to our future; allowing us to develop direct-to-consumer relationships, gain substantial consumer insight, and the ability to fast pilot and test new product lines from our New Category brands.
He adds that consistency in this retail footprint will be critical for consumer navigation, and the roll-out of a homogeneous retail branded proposition has already commenced in Europe.
BAT, in 2017, acquired Reynolds American International (RAI). That included RJ Reynolds, the maker of Camel and Newport cigar and Vuse cigalikes, which are some of the market leaders in the convenience store and gas station sales channel.
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As one of the principles of belief system, unlike mere theme of topic, subject of talk, or an artistic piece. Consists of the individual's ambition and the impact of the ambition to the society.
So it's necessary for one to thoroughly extinguish any part of the theme that will be of negative impact to the society, because the 'source', in which one would desire to activate his or her belief system, might not permit a theme that will be disastrous to the society.
What is the dream or goal that you have foresighted and thus, building this belief system in order to attain it?
What characters do you have in order to get there? Is your character social friendly or harmful? All these are questions one needs to ask oneself before stretching out oneself arms to attain a height in life.
Most times we don't have the good characters to be in great heights, which is one of the reasons some heights seems too high for us to attain in life, because the 'source' we choose doesn't permit such characters.
So it's important for one to develop characters that are social friendly and of value to the people and not characters that will harm the society. Most times we have the right visions, but with the wrong characters. And if found ourselves in leadership positions, we often turn out to be tyrants.
Of what purpose is your vision, especially to the society? If you become who you are aspiring to be, what impact would it generate? Will it make or mar the people, or is it for self aggravating?
If your vision is for an ingeniune mission, most times it feels like stretching out one's hands to catch the wind. You'd age trying to climb a height because your mission is disastrous.
Before you embark on any mission, make sure the purpose of that mission is genuine and thus will not have a negative, after, or side effects to the people or society at large.
As an element of the principle, 'Theme', depicts the arrangements of one's 'characters' in accordance to the visions they can drive to reality in order to achieve the mission. Thus, if you write your characters down which serves as your features of being a person, you'd be able to know what visions you can channel them to.
And in construction one has to choose the right tools, so as to erect a perfect structure.
So the arrangements of characters helps one in extinguishing those that will melt out negativities to the public about oneself.
(E.g) If you have the 'features' of leadership, you can become a 'good leader' in order to 'change the society'.
Quote of the day; If you have the right characters, you can fulfil your vision and achieve your mission.


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Home News Breaking News 'Apologize to the Girl You Dated'
'Apologize to the Girl You Dated'
By Rabbi Lazer Avtzon for COLLive
Having grown up in Detroit, I flew there this week with my sister Dina Borenstein to comfort the family of veteran educator, Rabbi Shmuel Kaufman zt"l, the beloved teacher in Yeshiva Beth Yehudah in Detroit.
Sitting there, I was given additional details to the incredible Yechidus he had with the Lubavitcher Rebbe resulting in the bracha to him and his wife to have children. I also heard another amazing story that is equally mind-blowing.
This story was originally printed in the Kfar Chabad magazine a while back, but some details were not verified.
Reb Shmuel came to Detroit as a single bochur to teach at Yeshiva Bais Yehudah, a Jewish day school consisting of two campuses at Southfield and Oak Park, Michigan. It serves boys and girls from pre-kindergarten to grade 12.
Thursday nights and Shabbosim, Reb Shmuel would spend at the home of my parents Rabbi Meir and Cheyena Avtzon. He remained close after he got married to his wife Risha and their return to Detroit.
After several years of being married and not being blessed with children, my father suggested that they travel together to New York and see the Rebbe for a bracha.
Initially, he refused, but after visiting all the other Gedolim of the time and still no yeshua, Reb Shmuel finally relented and came with my father to 770 Eastern Parkway.
After detailing his situation and asking the Rebbe for a bracha, the Rebbe turned to him and asked whether he ever unintentionally hurt a girl's feelings to the point she might have a 'kpaida' (grudge) against him.
Reb Shmuel answered, "No, to the best of my recollection."
The Rebbe then asked again, "Is it possible you dated a girl and led her to believe you were interested in her and then broke up without asking Mechila (forgiveness)?"
Again, he said he does not recall.
My father, who was present at the Yechidus, intervened at that point. "If the Rebbe is asking you twice, you should think hard and remember, because there has to be something!"
After further thought, Reb Shmuel remembered being on a date and loaning the girl a sweater to warm her from the cold. He later decided it was not meant to be and merely informed the Shadchan that it was over.
The Rebbe replied, "You must ask Mechila with a full heart."
"How do I even find her?"
The Rebbe replied, "If you really try, you will see how easy it is."
The Rebbe then blessed him and said, "Once you ask Mechila and she truly forgives you, you will be blessed with children."
"And what if she doesn't want to forgive me"? he asked.
The Rebbe replied, tell her that if she forgives you with a full heart, she will soon find her bashert (her own match).
The Yechidus then turned to another subject with the Rebbe asking him what he does and learning that he is a teacher.
The Rebbe asked, "Do you tell stories of Tzadikim?" and he replied that he does not because he considers it Bitul Torah.
The Rebbe answered, "telling stories of Tzadikim is in itself Torah! Tell stories!"
After leaving Yechidus, he searched and searched and ultimately found the phone number of a brother of the girl. He called and spoke to the brother and asked if there was any way for him to get in touch with his sister.
"Why would you want to speak to her now after all these years and after breaking her heart?" he answered.
Unbeknownst to Reb Shmuel, the girl had felt strongly that by his loaning of the sweater during the date that he really liked her. She was so grief-stricken from being left cold-turkey that she bore a tremendous resentment towards him.
Her brother then said, "She's actually here visiting me now but she doesn't want to talk to you!"
Reb Shmuel begged and said, "I just came from Yechidus with the Lubavitcher Rebbe and was told that the reason my wife and I were still not blessed with children is because I hurt your sister and must ask Mechila. Trust me, I had no idea and am terribly sorry."
A meeting was arranged, the girl initially did not agree to forgive him. When he told her that the Rebbe said that if she forgives him it will open the doors of blessing for her as well, she agreed and said I forgive you with a full heart.
Some 3 months later, my mother called Reb Shmuel at 6:00 AM and wakes him to share the great news that the girl he had dated was now engaged to be married.
One month later, his wife became pregnant with their eldest sonYona. Over the years, they were blessed with another 6 children.
But even more amazing than this story is the fact that Rabbi Kaufman is remembered as a devoted and beloved teacher and the one who inspired thousands, perhaps tens of thousands of students to live lives of Yiras Shamayim.
What was his secret ingredient? Stories.
Throughout his career in chinuch, Reb Shmuel told stories like you never heard. When he told a story, you felt you were there witnessing and a part of it. He brought to life the characters, the setting and the pure faith they exuded.
The Rebbe told him to tell stories and assured him that not only is it not Bitul Torah, but that it's Torah itself. From that day onward, he never ceased to tell stories.
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why is there a story for the Lubavitcher Rebbe on matzav? what happend to the torahdika news sight?
Average Jew July 29, 2016 at 12:24 pm
Are you implying c'v that R' Shmuel Kaufman z'l was not a Torah'dike Yid? It is time to grow up. You can do it.
This is story with names, dates, and places.
Bais July 29, 2016 at 10:52 am
Beautiful article.
Cohen July 29, 2016 at 12:04 pm
Nice story ,
But Rabbi Shmuel Kaufman zt"l,was rather far from being a Lubavitcher
Could any descendants verify this story?
Yaakov Goldberg July 31, 2016 at 1:56 am
I am a grandson of Rabbi Kaufman, I cannot verify every detail but the main story is true. I also cannot verify about the fact that he didn't say stories before ….it's hard to beleive it as he loved saying gedolim stories.
To number 1 and to anyone else, he was a very strong minded person and he may not have had the same views as lubavitch but he certainly loved everyone regardless of their minhagim. So I don't think it's a very good zchus for him to post that reply to this article as is obvious that he was open minded to go to the Rebbe
Give it 10 July 29, 2016 at 12:06 pm
Thank you for this very inspiring article. May it be a zchus for all of those involved.
Sounds hard. Maybe knowing who might be hurt and praying harder is more intelligent. Contacting previous dates may be unwanted.
Funny strange story
yid July 29, 2016 at 12:27 pm
"Do you tell stories of Tzadikim?" and he replied that he does not because he considers it Bitul Torah.
VERY hard to believe this part of the story [especially since he as was a talmid of reb feivel mendlowitz zt"l]
This is mismatch. Holy outcomes are marriage. Moving the eye of another lady prior to is not asking the worth of the joy to be wrong. If you have done wrong, you might have to apologize to her father. Joy can see this is not hopeful experience but restitution.
Guard your soul. Not yireh.
yankel July 29, 2016 at 1:33 pm
its so interesting. i have been hurt by people, and they're doing fine. guess some people's feelings count more than those of others.
Mig July 29, 2016 at 1:41 pm
Yasher koach Matzav. This is an amazing post. Thank you for sharing. Please post more of these stories. IMO, they are truly needed to give chizuk to all especially in this upside world we live in.
Rav Pam used to say (from his mother) that a reason you fast on the day of the Chasuna is to do teshuva for all the people you hurt during the shidduch process when you said no to them.
chussid July 29, 2016 at 1:47 pm
yechee adoneynu moreynu vrabeynu melech hamoshiach l`iolum vu`ed
yechee adonaynu moraynu vrabaynu melech hamoshiach l`oilum vu`ed
yechee adoneynu moreynu vrabeynu melech hamoshiach l`olum vu`ed
חסיד July 29, 2016 at 1:55 pm
יחי אדוננו מלך המשיח לעולם ועד
It was printed somewhere else that his brother r yosef Kaufman went to r ahron ztl for a bracha and soon after they had their first baby
Yechee adoneynu moreynu vrabeynu melech hamoshiach l'oilum vu'ed
Yechee adoneynu morainu vrabeynu melech hamoshiach l'oilum vu'ed
F. G. July 29, 2016 at 2:25 pm
Wow, amazing story & a great lesson in itself!
Shidduch crisis 101 July 29, 2016 at 3:53 pm
Shadchanim are the
FM July 29, 2016 at 4:00 pm
yankel, how do you know they are doing fine?
Maybe they are going through a tzara that you don't know about?
Try to forgive
Eli July 29, 2016 at 4:53 pm
#1, because of people like you the Bais Hamikdash was destroyed. It amazes me how people are so hateful toward other Yidden. I am sure you do not take haircuts or listen to music in the 3 weeks yet the main reason why we have the 3 weeks you simply disregard! What a Chosid Shoitah you are!
profp July 29, 2016 at 4:56 pm
I know someone who at 19 met a girl on his own and got engaged to the girl for a couple of days. His parents were furious and make him break the shidduch and he ended up marrying someone else. After a few years of not having children someone told him to go ask the first girl mechila for embarrassing her. He went and she refused to be moichel him and to this day at least 25 years later he still never had kids.
Detroit lubab July 29, 2016 at 5:25 pm
beautiful story!
Rabbi Kaufman was warm and close to everyone and he was very close in heart to all chassidim including lubavitch, he just didn't advertise it. yehi zichro baruch!!!!!!!
dk July 29, 2016 at 6:23 pm
Something similar happened to me twice. Mechila is a very powerful zach.
mechila is very powerful. I have two personal stories about it.
Caren May July 29, 2016 at 6:28 pm
Hurting another person closes the door of Shefa & other from reaching you. Excellent post to think about.
Shocked July 29, 2016 at 6:40 pm
I am shocked at the comments here. I read the story and was moved to tears. You forgive someone else and it brings bracha into your own life.
Whats with the nastiness in the comments?
And to comment number one, this is what you write in the three weeks!? Shame on you.
You are probally a kid, and I have seen more Gedoilei Yisroel then you will ever see. Yes there is machlokes Lsheim shomayim, but there is a time and place for everything, other wise its machlokes korach vadoso…
Nephew July 30, 2016 at 3:28 pm
I am R' Kaufman's nephew. The story about the brocha from the Lubavitcher Rebbe is true. I heard it from him personally. The story about his considering story-telling bitul Torah until the Rebbe told him to tell stories is missing some details. R' Kaufman used stories to convey a message and be mekarev long before he met the Lubavitcher Rebbe. I checked with family members to verify this. Perhaps, his discussion with the Rebbe concerned relating stories during class time. But he undoubtably was a story teller from a very young age.
baba July 30, 2016 at 5:39 pm
Oh, she was so still so angry not to take his call, after a few years, b/c of a sweater? I say good thing he didnt marry her! She sounds like a nut-cake. He should have said Baruch Sheputrani
(oh, and she was right there just when R Kaufmann called the brother? That's another miracle!) Bubbe Mysiss
Annoyed July 31, 2016 at 12:23 am
All u people are nuts just let them post the story, read it and move on the internet doesn't have to hear ur "bright" ideas
Lazer Avtzon July 31, 2016 at 12:59 am
I wrote this story on a family chat without the intention for it to go viral. Within our family we all knew the story, but there was question on a few details so I wanted to clarify them with my family after coming back from the Shiva.
The 2nd story about telling stories I had never heard before and heard it from his son Reb Yona at the Shiva
Later I was told that this story too was retold by Rabbi Kaufman many times over.
Perhaps as his nephew points out I missed the detail that it was a question of telling stories in class and that he was a story teller long before. But it still does not take away from the impact telling stories in class as a horaah from the Rebbe had on tens of thousands of his Talmidim.
Anyone who knows anything about Detroit knows the very close and personal relationship between my family and the Goldsteins, Friedmans, Kaufmans and I fact all of the old time Detroit Jewry despite our differences of Hashkafa and backgrounds.
The story was meant only to further inspire people and not to Chas Veshalom stir up any controversy or hurt anyone. And most certainly not to fuel Sinas Chinam from ignorant people.
So much sonei Yisroel, sinnus chinum in these comments! What's wrong with all of you?
Here in Detroit we learned to love also.
baba July 31, 2016 at 6:06 am
and if i say that elvis presley is NOT alive, is that also sin'as chinam? (just b/c it says so on the internet)
A grandson July 31, 2016 at 8:15 am
To number 1 and to anyone else, he was a very strong minded person and he may not have had the same views as lubavitch but he certainly loved everyone regardless of their minhagim.
D. K. July 31, 2016 at 12:51 pm
Baba, time to seek out help from a competent doctor…
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But the dealer is refusing to discuss the price.
It was cut from the 1,109 carat Lesedi La Rona rough stone found in Botswana in 2015. Graff paid $53 million for the rough stone and spent the next 18 months working on it.


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A service stripe is an embroidered diagonal stripe worn on the sleeve(s) of some military and paramilitary uniforms. In the case of the United States military, service stripes are authorized for wear by enlisted personnel on the lower part of the sleeve of a uniform to denote length of service. Service stripes vary in size and in color.

Criteria

The United States Army authorizes one stripe for each three-year period of service, while the United States Marine Corps, United States Navy, and United States Coast Guard authorize one stripe for each four-year period of duty.

In contrast to the Army, the Navy and Marine Corps Good Conduct Medals, a service stripe is authorized for wear by enlisted personnel upon completion of the specified term of service, regardless of the service member's disciplinary history. For example, a sailor or marine with several non-judicial punishments and courts-martial would still be authorized a service stripe for each four-year period of service, although the Good Conduct Medal would be denied.

History
In 1777, the French ancien régime-era army had used Galons d'ancienneté, or "Seniority Braid" (cloth braid chevrons nicknamed brisures > "breaks") worn on the upper sleeves awarded for each seven years of enlistment. Soldiers who wore such emblems were called briscards ("breakers"). The practice was continued in Napoleon Bonaparte's army in which they were awarded for 10, 15, and 20 years of service. The French Army later moved them to the lower sleeves and the rank stripes to the upper sleeves. Service chevrons were worn on the lower left sleeve and Wound Stripes were worn on the lower right sleeve (influencing the U.S. Wound Chevron device).

In the United States, the concept of a service stripe dates back to 1782 when, during the American Revolution, George Washington ordered that enlisted men who had served for three years "with bravery, fidelity and good conduct" should wear "a narrow piece of white cloth, of angular form" on the left sleeve of the uniform coat. In the U.S. Army, sleeve stripes denoted a successful completion of a standard enlistment. They were the same color as the enlisted rank stripes and were "half-chevrons" (angled strips of cloth). Service during the American Civil War was denoted by a red stripe bordered by the rank stripe color (called a "Blood Stripe"). The artillery corps, who wore red stripes on their uniforms, wore a white stripe bordered red instead.

Wear and use

United States
Sleeve stripes are worn only by enlisted personnel. U.S. Army soldiers, U.S. Navy sailors and U.S. Coast Guardsmen wear their stripes on the bottom cuff of the left sleeve, where U.S. Marines wear them at the bottom cuff of both sleeves. Since 1953 U.S. soldiers wear them on the left sleeve and Overseas Service Bars on the right one. Prior to 1953, Overseas Service Bars were worn on the left sleeve. Service stripes are only worn on formal uniforms, and are not seen on work uniforms.

Navy service stripes come in three colors and they are red, gold, and blue. They are 7 inches long and three-eighths of an inch wide for male chief petty officers; male sailors from rates seaman recruit to petty officer first class wear service stripes 5.25 inches long and three-eighths of an inch wide. Female navy sailors wear service stripes 5.25 inches long and a quarter-inch wide. They are worn two inches above the left sleeve cuff on jackets, and 1.5 inches above the cuff on service dress blue jumpers and the new summer white jumpers. On the old-style summer white jumpers they are worn two inches above the cuff. Multiple navy service stripes are worn a quarter-inch apart from each other.

United States Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S. Coast Guard

For the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard, service stripes are given to service members for every four years of service.

Color
The U.S. Navy authorizes gold service stripes for those sailors with over twelve cumulative years' of service. Until June 2019, the service had to have been free of disciplinary action in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Navy Reserve. During the period when that rule was in effect, in cases where a disciplinary infraction had occurred, the sailor was not denied a service stripe but simply was authorized the standard red stripe design only.

Like the U.S. Navy, the U.S. Coast Guard authorizes gold and red service stripes, however the color in the case of the latter does not depend on time in service, but rather on rank: Junior enlisted personnel (i.e. those in paygrades E-1 to E-6) wear red service stripes, whereas chief petty officers (i.e. those in paygrades E-7 to E-9) wear gold service stripes.

United States Military Academy
These stripes are also used on the sleeves of the full dress uniform worn by cadets of the United States Military Academy at West Point, which denote the number of years a cadet has been at the academy. This is also done by cadets of other military colleges and prep schools.

United States Air Force
The United States Air Force is the only branch of service that does not authorize service stripes. The Air Force Longevity Service Ribbon is awarded instead. Historically, persons who were in the Army Air Forces and then became part of the Air Force when it was separated from the Army in 1947 could continue to wear their service stripes.

U.S. law enforcement use
In many civilian law enforcement agencies in the United States, policemen, troopers, constables, and sheriff's deputies will often be awarded service stripes for wear on their long-sleeved uniforms, usually on the lower left sleeve. One stripe may be worn for varying lengths of time and differs by agency; for instance the Los Angeles Police Department issues one service stripe for every five years served.

See also
Overseas Service Bar

References

United States military badges
Armwear

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Mentor, Ohio (January 25, 2018) – Volk Optical has appointed Matt Marzullo its new Vice President of Global Sales.
Marzullo will be responsible for developing and executing Volk's global sales and marketing strategy, and leadership of its international sales team and distributor network. As a member of Volk's executive leadership team and board of directors, he will help shape the company's strategic plan and guide its continued growth.
Marzullo brings sales experience specific to the healthcare industry to his new role. He joins Volk from O2 Concepts, a manufacturer of portable oxygen machines, where he was most recently Director of Sales. Prior to that, he was in medical device sales for Johnson & Johnson. Marzullo began his career in the United States Army, where he served for eight years, attaining the rank of Captain. He holds a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Michigan, and is a graduate of the United States Military Academy, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Leadership & Management, with a minor in Electrical Engineering.


The original version of these brownies was developed in Ireland. The malt in the Guinness stout beer intensifies the flavor of the chocolate in these delicious brownies.
Beat reserved flour mixture into melted chocolate mixture. Whisk in Guinness stout beer by hand. The batter may seem a bit thin.
Pour into prepared baking pan. Drop semisweet chocolate chips evenly on top of batter (some will sink in). Bake 25 to 30 minutes (oven temperatures vary) on center rack in the oven, until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
The Guinness should be at room temperature. This recipe uses less than a standard 12-ounce bottle of Guinness stout beer. Pour it early so the foam can settle. Do not include foam in the measurement. Either spoon off the foam or let it rest until the foam subsides.


Rollomatic has expanded its VGPro software by adding its drill and step drill programs, form tools and rotary burrs.
Rollomatic has expanded its VGPro software by adding its drill and step drill programs, form tools and rotary burrs. The software runs the multi-axis GrindSmart series of tool and cutter grinding machines.
The software also features an embedded 3D simulator. The stability and quick rendering of 3D images is said to enable users to save programming time and effort. The software is applicable for grinding high-performance end mills with variable helix, including ballnose, corners and tapers; helically-, sheared- and straight-form tools and profile inserts; drills and step drills, including variable helix; and rotary burrs. The software is equipped with the company's RMonitor networked machine monitoring system and Simulator engine 6.0 for high-speed simulations of tool designs.


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Represent clients with dignity and respect as we seek justice together.
Victoria Rossi
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Removal or deportation proceedings in immigration court
Convention Against Torture
Detention & other obstacles to due process
Coastal Bend Detention Center, Robstown, Texas
How to ask a court to set a bond, to release someone from Karnes City
Carta para tu familiar detenid@: un ejemplo
Immigration matters other than removal/deportation
Advance parole
Document yourself
How much will this cost?
Want justice?
Justice for refugees and immigrants
Support refugees & immigrants
EXPOSE INJUSTICE
RESIST UNJUST LAWS, POLICIES, & PRACTICES
Organize for refugee & immigrant rights
Justice for people in jails & prisons, or coming back out
Organize to change or abolish jails and prisons
Mia Piñon
Child care licenses for ICE detention centers?
Virginia Raymond
Child care centers exist to take care of children. The State of Texas requires most child care centers to be licensed, and to be licensed, they must meet certain minimal standards, set by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS).
ICE detention centers exist to enforce U.S. immigration law, and more specifically, to deter refugees and immigrants from coming to the U.S. without advance permission. The purpose of detention centers is NOT to protect children.
The aim of companies such as GEO, which runs — among so many others — the ICE detention center for families in Karnes City, Karnes County, Texas, and CCA, which runs — among so many others — the ICE family detention center in Dilley, Frio County, Texas — is to make money.
This summer, U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee found that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (US DHS), of which ICE is a component agency, was breaking the law (specifically, an old settlement in Jenny Flores, et al., v. Janet Reno, et al…. a case that changed its name many times because of different office holders…). The Flores settlement said that children should be confined only if that was the least restrictive alternative possible. Children do not belong in detention! They belong, almost only, absent truly extenuating circumstances, with their families in homes. When children for some super-compelling reason can't be with their families, if there is no other alternative, children can be in places designed and licensed to take care of children.
DHS/ICE has been breaking the law because it has locked up children with their mothers in detention facilities. Private, for-profit detention facilities.
We don't know, yet, who at CCA or GEO talked to which of their friends in Texas state government, or more specifically in DFPS, after Judge Dolly Gee told ICE it couldn't keep locking children up. But on September 3, the state issued an emergency rule allowing ICE detention centers, and detention centers run for ICE, to apply for "child care" licenses WITHOUT MEETING NORMAL CHILD CARE STANDARDS.
The emergency rule doesn't protect children, but it DOES protect CCA and GEO profits in Texas. For shame on the department charged with protecting children: has it forgotten its mission??
Grassroots Leadership, represented by Texas RíoGrande Legal Aid (TRLA), challenged the emergency rule in state court. TRLA pointed out that there hadn't been any emergency, and so the state's adoption of the "emergency" rule violated state law.
The State of Texas, about to face a hearing on October 23, filed a motion to remove (or transfer) the case to federal court, despite the fact that the case only involved Texas state law. Fortunately, on October 30, the federal court agreed with the plaintiffs, and sent the case back to the state district court in Travis County. There, the Hon. Stephen Yelenosky granted a temporary restraining order, or TRO, in Grassroots Leadership v. Tx DFPS, et al., on Friday, October 30, at 4:13 p.m. Until there's a chance for a full hearing in mid-November, the State of Texas may not issue any child care licenses under the emergency rule.
This is a victory for the moment, but not necessarily a permanent one. Will Texas ultimately issue "child care" licenses to ICE family jails? We don't know the answer yet. So far, the state and federal court have made good rulings. But we should never leave such crucial decisions ONLY to the courts.
• Call your state representatives and state senators
• Call DFPS*
• Call or visit the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), of which DFPS is a part
Brown-Heatly Building
Media calls: 512-424-6951
Tell everyone:
DON'T LICENSE ICE JAILS AS CHILD CARE.
* The DFPS number above is NOT the number to report suspected abuse or neglect. REPORT SUSPECTED ABUSE OR NEGLECT TO THE HOTLINE: 1-800-252-5400
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The Arms Control Association is an "exceptional organization that effectively addresses pressing national and international challenges with an impact that is disproportionate to its small size."
– John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Probe of Chemical Arms Use in Syria Set
U.S. Alleges New Syrian Chlorine Attack
Three Decades of Chemical Weapons Elimination: More Challenges Ahead
CWC States Update List of Banned Chemicals
By Daniel Horner
The UN Security Council and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in the past two months have put in place a "joint investigative mechanism" with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to determine responsibility for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.
The OPCW has had an ongoing fact-finding mission to probe allegations of chemical weapons use in Syria since the country acceded to the Chemical Weapons Convention in October 2013 and has concluded that attacks using chlorine occurred. (See ACT, October 2014.) Under its mandate, the OPCW mission is not responsible for determining who carried out the attacks.
But the OPCW mission reported that "witnesses invariably connected the devices to helicopters flying overhead." Rebel forces in Syria, which have been fighting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad since early 2011, are not known to have helicopters.
The new investigative unit is to work closely with the OPCW mission and use the mission's findings as a starting point. According to Security Council Resolution 2235, adopted Aug. 7, the new investigative unit should "identify to the greatest extent feasible individuals, entities, groups, or governments who were perpetrators, organisers, sponsors or otherwise involved in the use of chemicals as weapons, including chlorine or any other toxic chemical" in areas of Syria that were the scene of incidents that the OPCW mission concluded "involved or likely involved the use of chemicals as weapons."
The resolution calls for reports from the investigative team 90 days after it "commences its full operation" and from then on "as appropriate." The resolution does not indicate what the end result of the investigation might be. In a Sept. 25 interview, a source familiar with the process of setting up the investigative unit said the mandate of the team was to provide information to the Security Council and that it will be up to the council to decide what to do with the information.
The resolution asked Ban to provide recommendations for the basic structure and arrangements for the investigative team, which he did on Aug. 27. The council was supposed to respond within five days, but took longer, in large part because of concerns raised by Russia, an ally of Syria.
In a letter to the Security Council on Sept. 9, Ban responded to some of the Russian objections. He said the trust fund being established to finance the investigative unit would use voluntary funds for "the material and technical" needs of the team. According to media reports, Vitaly Churkin, the Russian ambassador to the United Nations, had suggested that reliance on voluntary contributions might skew the team's conclusions toward the views of the donor countries.
In the Sept. 25 interview, the source said the effort was expected to require about $5 million to recruit and pay staff for the one year of the unit's original mandate. That will come initially from unspent monies in a contingency fund of the secretary-general's office, he said. Costs other than personnel costs, including the team's potential "field activities," are expected to cost about $7 million, he said.
In his Aug. 27 letter, Ban said the unit could have a "light footprint" in Syria. The source said the team would carry out on-the-ground probes in Syria only if it "see[s] something that needs to be investigated beyond" what the OPCW mission already has documented.
Ban's Sept. 9 letter said the team "shall take due care in making its determinations regarding whether there are reasonable grounds to believe that access [to sites of reported incidents on Syrian territory] is justified." Russia had expressed concern on that point, the source said.
In public comments, Russia argued that the team's probes should extend to northern Iraq to encompass allegations of chemical weapons used there by the Islamic State group. Ban's letter did not include any language on that point.
In a Sept. 10 letter, Churkin, in his capacity as Security Council president under the council's monthly rotation system, replied to Ban, saying the council had authorized the recommendations.
The UN subsequently announced that Virginia Gamba of Argentina, a senior official in the UN Office for Disarmament Affairs, will head the investigative unit. Her top deputies will be diplomats Adrian Neritani of Albania and Eberhard Schanze of Germany.


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Description: Hilltop Harmony is a mixed voice a Capella group. We perform songs that you might hear on the radio, and some you might hear Sunday mornings at church! We love to sing, love to fellowship with each other, and love to praise God through the gift of music and voice, something He has graciously blessed each and every member with.


Ethan Boyle is among the players banned for this weekend.
Finn Harps will have no less than four players suspended for Friday night's visit of Shamrock Rovers in the SSE Airtricity Premier Division.
Harps boss Ollie Horgan had been keeping his fingers crossed that some of the bans would be held over for at least another weekend.
However, the FAI today confirmed the suspensions for this weekend and Harps have been hit hard.
Ethan Boyle and Damien McNulty have been banned for one match for reaching five yellow cards. Caolan McAleer will serve a one-game ban for reaching eight yellow cards, and Danny Morrissey serves another game following his sending-off against Limerick.
Harps fans will take some comfort from the fact that Shamrock Rovers will also be missing a number of players through suspension.
Graham Burke, Trevor Clarke, David McAllister and David Webster are all banned.


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Healthy Waterford recognises that health is made in the places that we live, work and play. Creating health is a shared responsibility. Healthy Waterford, through partnership will enhance the quality of life for everyone by creating a vibrant, healthy and sustainable place to live and work. In 2010 Waterford City became a member of the World Health Organisation's.
In 2010, Waterford City became a member of the World Health Organisation's (WHO) European Healthy Cities Network. It is one of only three such cities in Ireland and 100 in Europe.
Healthy Waterford aims to improve health and to reduce health inequality by promoting healthy living and providing supportive environments.
Healthy Waterford recognises that our health is affected by the places that we live, work and play. As such all organisations and sectors in Waterford have a role to play in creating a healthy Waterford. We aim to work with organisations and sectors to improve the quality of life for everyone.
The above stakeholders form the Healthy Waterford Steering Committee.
inform the development of good policies and practices throughout Waterford City and County.
supporting all organisations and sectors to do their part in improving health and well-being.
What is the WHO European Healthy Cities Network?
The WHO European Healthy Cities Network recognises that a city is in a strong position to provide leadership for health and well-being. Cities can influence people's health and well-being through policies and interventions to improve health determinants.
A city joins the WHO European Health Cities Network based on standards and conditions that are renewed every five years.
The current phase, Phase VI (2014-2018) is based on the European health policy framework, Health 2020.
reducing health inequalities through improved leadership and health management.
Healthy Ireland, Ireland's framework for improved health and well-being (2013-2025), is in line with the goals and objectives of the WHO Healthy Cities Programme.
Waterford is a found member of the National Healthy Cities and Counties of Ireland Network.
The Healthy Cities and Counties approach to health and wellbeing is in line with the WHO European Healthy Cities Network and recognises the need to work in collaboration across public, private, voluntary and community sector organisations.
highlight issues impacting on health and wellbeing, and to seek to influence national policy.


Madeleine Chapman, her Aunty Henga and her Mum Pani assess the skills, builds, and tattoos in Game of Bros, Māori television's reality quest for the ultimate Polynesian warrior.
Last week, Aunty Henga left Pani and Pani in Auckland and flew to Wellington to visit Pani, my mum. Which means you get not one, but two island experts weighing in on week two's episode.
As the episode began, I asked them over the phone what they thought of the lengthy introduction. They sounded confused, because they were watching the wrong channel. Once we were able to establish that we were indeed watching the same show, the judging began.
With the main task in this episode involving waka ama and perhaps swimming, Henga and Pani were unsurprisingly concerned for the contestants' safety. Multiple shots of the boys not knowing how to put on a life jacket did nothing to comfort them.
I was concerned too, but mainly because of this very sinister post on the Game of Bros Facebook page.
By the time the contestants entered the water, all three of us were preparing ourselves for the inevitable on-camera drowning and subsequent 'In Memoriam' credits sequence.
Louis takes the top spot for providing the greatest line of the episode – perhaps season – when he announced "I was worried that we might captivated again" in reference to his team's multiple canoe capsizes.
Henga: Oka, did he just say captivated?
In a contest to find the ultimate island warrior, the most impressive person so far has been Thierry's mum. Known as the "Queen of the Ocean" in Samoa, Thierry's mum is the first woman in history to captain a fautasi boat (think dragon-boating boat). Henga and Pani were impressed, though not surprised, that a Samoan mum was outdoing all the guys. It happens all the time.
Jordan tried to take the captain's seat in the canoe but couldn't fit, so had to swap with Louis amidst cackling from Pani and a cry of "lose some weight, man!" from Henga. Then he got Thierry's name wrong which goes against any and all bro codes.
James had a lot of screen time this week but still trails behind the others due to being a sad guy and narking on Zeph. James and Ramon both showed off their arm muscles by throwing Zeph far, far under the bus and off the island. They clearly forgot the number one island rule: If you nark on one of your siblings, everyone gets a hiding, including you.
The introduction of the arbitrary Ludus Magnus clause during the premiere sees Michael and Ramon both disqualified this week. Something tells me these two might not see an official ranking for the rest of the show.
Some deep thoughts from Aunty Henga.
I asked Mum if she had any last thoughts.


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