Give your bankroll an extra boost when you reload your account by getting reload bonuses.
Reload bonuses is the type of bonus that comes after the welcome bonus. It is a way for casinos to retain the loyalty of the player and is equal to the value of your deposit. Some casinos give out weekly bonuses but the most common form is the monthly reload bonus which is typically called "Monthly Deposit Bonus". Other casinos also have special bonuses that they give out on anniversaries, holidays and birthdays. As VIPS often get better bonuses and offers, it would do you good to check out your casino's VIP programme if you play regularly.
Online casinos always look for ways to keep their players around and get some of their dormant customers back into the thick of things. To achieve this goal, they use a variety of promotional tools, offers, and gifts. A reload bonus is definitely among the most effective strategies to keep punters around and Canadian players are usually offered very good reload deals.
These bonuses are exactly what they sound like, i.e. bonuses issued on players' deposits past their initial deposit. While welcome bonuses are in place to get players to deposit for the first time and try their luck with a casino, reload bonuses are in place to get them to deposit again once they're out of the welcome bonus.
Almost all casino bonuses are similar in the most important aspects of their structure. These reload bonuses are presented to different types of players – those relatively new to the casino as well as those who have been around for a while. The structure of the offer can vary greatly based on many factors but, generally speaking, reload bonuses aren't as generous as welcome offers.
This isn't to say they aren't worth taking, of course. But, for the casinos, acquiring new players is always the primary goal, which is why welcome bonus packages can be extremely generous. Reload bonuses might not be as attractive but they still offer some nice extra value, especially when dealing with customers from high value markets such as players from Canada.
Although it isn't an explicit rule, you'll find that these reload bonuses in welcome packages are often structured in a way that the first and the last deposit in the package also include the most generous bonuses. The logic behind this is quite clear, as online casinos want to incentivize players to deposit more and play more. To get to that valuable bonus in the end, they need to make a couple of deposits in between.
Of course, existing Canadian players also get to take advantage of some nice reload bonus offers as well. Sometimes, these are offered to all players for simply depositing on particular days of the week or during particular times. At other times, a casino will reach out to a player directly, offering them an exclusive reload bonus, usually tailored in the way to fit the player's previous gaming habits.
In the latter case, it is usually players who haven't been active on the site for a little while and casinos want them back. Retention is one of the most important strategies of every online casinos and nicely structured reload bonuses can often do the trick and pique the player's interest.
Like other types of casino bonuses, reload offers usually come with certain terms and conditions attached to them. Players should always get properly informed about these as it is important to make sure your play is always in line with bonus rules so as to avoid any surprises that could lead to the casino taking away the bonus winnings.
First of all, there are dreaded wagering requirements that are almost always connected to reload bonuses. However, Canadian players will find that the wagering on most reload offers is usually much more achievable than the one connected to welcome packages. This has to do with the fact that these offers often have a lower match percentage but also the fact casinos tend to be more lenient with players who stick with them and continue to make fresh deposits and play.
The first two items on this list are quite self-explanatory and most players know what they mean. While you're in the bonus funds, you might be restricted to a certain maximum per bet or spin on a slot. This maximum is usually fairly reasonable, at around CAD 5, but if you aren't careful and go over the limit, you risk losing the bonus and any attached wins.
Allowed games are the standard feature of almost any casino bonus. While most casinos are happy to let their players play almost all slots, lower-variance games like blackjack, roulette, or video poker machines aren't in the same category. While players from Canada might be allowed to play these as well, wagering contributions are often significantly lower.
A thing that some casinos like to do with their reload bonuses is set a cap on the maximum player is allowed to win/cash out. So, if you get a bonus of CAD 200, terms and conditions may stipulate that you're only allowed to win 10x the bonus amount (or something along those lines). While this is still a decent number, it does take away a bit of potential as if you happen to go on a really hot streak, you might lose some value.
In general, players don't particularly like bonuses with maximum win stipulations, for obvious reasons. Most major Canadian brands don't include such provisions in their reload bonus rules but there are still some that do. As always, the best practice is to make sure prior to accepting the bonus so you know exactly where you are and what to expect.
Apart from offering straight-up cash, some casinos like to include free spins inside their reload bonus packages. In fact, sometimes players will just be offered a certain number of free spins upon their deposit, without any bonus cash added to the mix.
In general, casinos will try to sweeten the pot in these situations where just free spins are up for grabs. For example, they might offer one free spin for every currency unit deposited up to a certain maximum. This way, players can get anywhere from few dozen to few hundred free spins, often for some of the latest slot titles.
As always, these free spins come with certain base-value attached to them. With standard reload bonus offers, the value of each spin is usually the lowest possible value for that particular machine, so it is something like €0.10 or €0.20. When you look at it that way, even 200 free spins could be worth just €20 or €40.
However, there are many players out there who simply enjoy free spins more than cash offers. With cash bonuses, you know exactly what you're getting and there is no anticipation or surprise. With free spins, however, there is no telling what can happen. Since you'll have to play a few hundred spin on a particular slot, it is quite possible there will be one or two good bonus features along the way, which can actually skyrocket the value of the bonus.
Some of the best online casinos operating in Canada will make things even more appealing in these types of setups by offering no-wagering free spins. This means that whatever a player wins from their free spins is added straight to their cash balance with no further wagering requirements to worry about. So, even if you get very lucky and end up winning a couple of hundred, the cash will be yours to do with as you please.
In these cases, free spins certainly seem like a much more appealing alternative as no one enjoys dealing with wagering requirements and having to play thousands of spins to try and run away with a bit of extra money. The trend of no-wagering free spins in reload bonus packages is certainly on the rise, which is great to see from the players' perspective.
As mentioned, there are all sorts of reload bonuses on offer out there. However, the best ones are those offered by casinos to their loyal players. If a casino sees someone as a truly loyal and valuable customer, they'll try to do everything they can to make them feel at home and continue playing with them instead of going out there and looking for a new site.
The thing is, every online casino these days offers a welcome bonus and it is very appealing for the players to go and look for good welcome offers. It simply makes sense as these provide nice bankroll boosts and help create much more play time for the same monetary investment.
So, those casinos that really want to stay ahead of the curve tend to create special reload bonus packages for their loyal players. Whether they send these offers via email or phone or they're provided through an automated system that rates the players' play, these are in place to ensure existing players stick around and continue their patronage of a particular casino.
Of course, it isn't always easy for the casinos to keep giving out good reload bonuses so many players do end up moving on and taking a welcome package at another casino instead. Of course, there are things other than bonuses that can help keep players around, such as selection of games and good, dedicated customer support, but at the end of the day, straight-up monetary value added through this bonuses tends to play the main role.
So, when all things are considered, how valuable are these various reload bonus offers? From a player's perspective, are they worth chasing after and sticking around for or would you be better of simply moving on after playing out your initial bonus and finding a brand new casino and restarting the process?
If we're talking just in terms of money, reload bonuses usually can't match different welcome offers out there. Even for Canadian players, there is only so much value casinos can afford to give up so, apart from exclusive high rollers and VIPs, no one can expect to get a reload bonus three or four times a week.
That said, there are also other things to consider. While you may not be getting the most value in terms of money by sticking to a particular casino and claiming their reload bonuses, a good gambling site has so much more to offer. For example, you might be losing a bit of money by not chasing all welcome bonuses out there – in theory. In practice, however, it is enough for one of these new casinos to refuse your withdrawal for all that value to get completely lost.
When you find a good online casino that offers solid reload bonuses, it is definitely worth sticking with them. The amount of time and headache you'll save by simply avoiding all the various issues that might await for you at a new casino is usually not worth the bother. And, if you have a few solid casinos that you play at regularly, you should be able to get more than enough reload bonuses throughout the month to keep you going.
Reload bonuses are bonus offers issued by the casinos to their existing players, boosting their deposits after the initial (first) deposit.
What can I expect to get from an average reload bonus?
Usually, reload bonuses aren't as generous as welcome bonuses, but you can still expect to get a match of anywhere between 50% and 100% on your reloads.
What kind of wagering requirements do these bonuses have?
Most reload bonuses have more player-friendly wagering requirements than various welcome bonus offers. This is due to lower match percentages but also because casinos want to have their existing players stick around.
Do reload bonuses also include some free spins?
Occasionally, yes. In fact, sometimes a reload bonus will offer wager-free free spins, where everything you win, you'll get to keep with no wagering attached to the winnings whatsoever.


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It is an infotree organizer that helps you to secure and easily store text notes and to prevent access to this information by other people. It may run from USB Flash Drive. It can access the dialer, default browser and e-mail application.
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"Hands down, Rose Kennedy is the most connected, knowledgeable and diligent broker on the Cape! She has been our broker on 1 purchase and 1 sale and garnered a square-foot record price for one of our properties in mere days of the listing."
Rose Kennedy has been a full time Realtor for 20 successful years, specializing in Residential and Commercial real estate on the Outer Cape. Rose has consistently been one of the top producing agents in Provincetown, Truro, and Wellfleet. With a proven record for success from waterfront homes at the top of the multi million dollar market, to the bread and butter heart of the market of under the million dollar bracket, as well as the entry level range. Rose's knowledge of the entire spectrum of the market is unsurpassed! Rose diligently strives to set the bar for professionalism in the industry, and works tirelessly for her clients. From in depth market analysis for sellers to ascertain the most appropriate listing price, staging homes to reflect the best possible showing and working closely with buyers to understand the essence of what they are looking for in a Cape Cod home, while making sure the home options fit their needs and desires. Rose loves what she does and her satisfaction is happy buyers and sellers!


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Kelly Rowland nay make a dramatic return to the X Factor, despite her tumultuous time on the show last year.
The former Destiny's Child star has told friends she 'loved the drama' on the panel with fellow judges Tulisa Contostavlos, Louis Walsh and Gary Barlow.
The 30-year-old was embroiled in heated backstage rows with Tulisa accused her act, Misha B, of backstage bullying.
Kelly was also slated for flying back to Los Angeles with a sore throat and missing a week.
A source told The Sun that despite the troubles, Kelly was on a shortlist of potential female stars who could appear on the ITV show.
Six-time Grammy winner Adele is also on the list but insiders said it is not likely to happen as she is furious with ITV after bosses cut short her Best Album gong acceptance speech at the Brits.
It had been reported that Kelly was fed up with the 'circus' around the series.
But a friend said: 'Kelly had a great time and is actually very keen to come back.
'She loved all the drama, even when it was pretty harsh against her. Kelly is a tough cookie and a few barbs from viewers or whoever is water off a duck's back to her.
'Yes, it was a draining experience and one she probably didn't realise at the outset was going to be quite so gruelling.
Take That star Gary is in talks about reprising his role on the panel and Tulisa and Louis Walsh are believed to be returning.
Simon Cowell, who left the panel after the 2010 series, moving ti the US version, has also revealed he could make a comeback.


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Rich Rodriguez: Michigan NCAA violations 'a bunch of B.S.'
Former Michigan Rich Rodriguez said the NCAA violations against the school are %22are a bunch of B.S.%22
Rodriguez said the violations were minor and not worthy of NCAA punishment
Michigan was placed on probation for three years for the infractions
Former Michigan football coach Rich Rodriguez had plenty to say when asked about NCAA violations against him during his 3-year tenure in Ann Arbor.
Rodriguez, now in his second year at Arizona, called the violations "a bunch of B.S." when Seth Davis, for CampusInsiders.com, asked him if he wanted to clear anything up about them in a video this week.
"I get mad when I think about that," he said. "To me, and I don't mind saying it, I thought it was a bunch of B.S. We got in trouble for having, in the offseason, a strength coach putting a rubber ball on a stick to use as a get-off thing, as a thing when (the players) do the running. They said that's using football equipment. A rubber ball on a stick. Now think about that, I could've put a hat on a stick. And that was something I got in trouble for.
"Another thing we got in trouble for is letting some of the interns, or quality control guys, sit in the room with the coaches while we watched film. Not giving any input, just sit there and learn ... and that's a violation. There are schools now that are hiring ex-NFL coaches and scouts to do that full-time for them. And I got a violation because of that."
Rodriguez was fired by Michigan after the 2010 season, following three turbulent years. He went 15-22 with the Wolverines and the program was cited for five major rules violations by the NCAA during his tenure. The program was placed on probation for three years.
Among the rules violations the NCAA Committee on Infractions found that Rodriguez "failed to monitor the duties and activities of the quality control staff members, the former graduate assistant coach and a student assistant coach, and the time limits for athletically related activities."
This story was written by the Detroit Free Press, a Gannett property.

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LONDON -- The Covid-19 vaccine being developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca PLC was found to be as much as 90% effective in preventing infections without serious side effects in a large clinical trial, the partners said Monday.
AstraZeneca said there were no serious safety events related to the vaccine and it was well tolerated across different dosing regimens. Efficacy ranged from 62% to 90% depending on the dosage given, the partners said. AstraZeneca and Oxford said the average efficacy in the analysis was 70%.
The trials were held in the U.K. and Brazil. Late-stage clinical trials of the vaccine are continuing in the U.S. following a trial pause there that spanned most of September and October.
The results bode well for the eventual availability of a third Western-developed vaccine to battle Covid-19, after shots developed by Moderna Inc. and jointly by Pfizer Inc. and Germany's BioNTech SE were found to be more than 90% effective in late-stage trials.
Pfizer and BioNTech late last week said they asked for approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to permit use of their vaccine.
AstraZeneca and Oxford's vaccine stands out among the leading Western candidates. The partners committed to selling it without profit during the pandemic and promised to distribute it across a much wider geographic footprint, including in large parts of the developing world.
The European Medicines Agency, which authorizes new medicines for sale in the European Union, said in early October that it had begun a rolling review of the Oxford vaccine in order to speed up a potential approval. A rolling review allows regulators to evaluate preliminary data such as those from lab experiments before final-stage clinical trials are completed.
Canada has also begun a rolling review of the vaccine, according to a statement in early October by the country's health agency.
Officials in the U.K., which is transitioning out of the EU, say they have the power to authorize use of a Covid-19 vaccine in the U.K. before year-end, if they choose. The U.K. also has been reviewing Oxford and AstraZeneca's vaccine data, on a rolling basis, since early November.
The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine trials ultimately will enroll as many as 60,000 participants globally.
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30 Years of Junk Science
"Systematic reviews and meta-analyses that are carefully done
and that are done by players who do not have conflicts and
pre-determined agendas are not a problem, quite the opposite.
The problem is that most of them are not carefully done or are
done with pre-determined agendas on what to find and report."
John Ioannidis
Widespread scientific illiteracy has left
Americans defenseless against pseudoscientific babble.
Broken Science
Science Isn't Broken
The Science Delusion
Brokers of junk science?
10 false assumptions of modern science
Is Academic Science Hopelessly Corrupt?
Will the Radical War on Science Transform America?
Ford Spent $40M to Discredit Danger of Asbestos Brakes
Meet the 'rented white coats' who defend toxic chemicals
Nearly All Scientific Papers Controlled By Same Six Corporations
Politics, ideology combat scientific innovations and economic development
Internal documents reveal industry 'pattern of behavior' on toxic chemicals
Politically motivated pseudoscience demonstrates a pattern of characteristics:
There is a lack of experiments.
The results of experiments are ignored or contradicted in the conclusions.
There is either no peer-review or peer-reviewer concerns are ignored.
The findings cannot be replicated or falsified due to the withholding of data.
False conclusions are supported by marketing or media propaganda.
Hypotheses that are supported by the evidence are ignored.
2016 was an epidemic year for fake news in science
The seductive allure is a reductive allure: People prefer scientific explanations that contain logically irrelevant reductive information
"Our culture of pseudo-science and pseudo-democracy is all too willing to engage in ad hominen attacks, politically correct ridicule, cloture of debate, and lack of tolerance toward anyone who questions the current accepted scientific truth." - Edward L. Kelly
"We have dumbed down our educational standards in math and science so far that public policy is at risk. A population that believes in telepathy, fat-burning diet pills and a 10,000-year-old planet Earth is unable to evaluate anything objectively."- Paul S. Dwan
"Corn crops require nitrogen-based fertilizers, virtually all of which are derived from synthetic ammonia.
Synthetic ammonia is produced by the reaction of nitrogen gas and hydrogen.
Nitrogen gas, which makes up about 80% of air, is abundant and renewable, but hydrogen presents a problem.
The major source of hydrogen is from natural gas, a nonrenewable fuel.
I have seen many statements about the energy yield of corn-derived ethanol outweighing its costs, but it is unclear whether these estimates include the cost of natural gas needed to produce fertilizers.
If the energy cost of fertilizers, harvesting, distillation and transportation match or exceed the energy produced by burning the ethanol, then claims that corn-produced ethanol is a renewable energy source are invalid." - Henry Abrash, professor emeritus of chemistry at Cal state Northridge
The Real Reason We Have Ethanol in Our Gas
"Something that is overlooked these days is the influx of large amounts of money, bureaucratic power and influence and prestige that has flowed into science over the last 75 years has turned large parts of it into a careerist profession rather than the vocation it supposedly was. This is important because there are a number of scientific beliefs maintained in the face of contrary evidence which is politically repressed and editorially swept under the carpet because those who have built their careers on those reigning beliefs are loathe to have them removed from under their hard won elevated positions and from the textbooks they have written." - Anthony Liversidge
THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS SENT TO CNN BY FED EX (FOR DELIVERY, 12/22/08), BY FAX AND BY EMAIL December 19, 2008
Jim Walton, President
CNN Worldwide
One CNN Center, 6 South Tower Atlanta, GA 30303
Jon Klein, President
CNN/US
One Time Warner Center New York, NY 10019
Dear Mr. Walton and Mr. Klein,
We are writing on behalf of several national and international science journalism organizations to express our strong concern about CNN's shortsighted decision to cut its science, technology and environment unit in one fell swoop.
In wielding this ax, your network has lost an experienced and highly regarded group of science journalists at a time when science coverage could not be more important in our national and international discourse.
The environment, energy technology, space exploration, and biotech are crucial ongoing stories that will have growing prominence as a new American president takes office and nations confront a wide range of science-based global issues.
As the impacts of climate change intensify, shows like "Planet in Peril" cannot make up for informed daily coverage of this important issue and other science topics in the public eye.
As with political and policy reporting, it is important that the underlying science be covered by journalists with the skills and knowledge to sort out competing claims.
Concerned as we are about the dismissal of our colleagues-including the award-winning science reporter Miles O'Brien in New York; Peter Dykstra, head of CNN's science unit in Atlanta; and five other science producers there-this letter is not about individual journalists.
Rather, the wholesale dismantling of the science unit calls into question CNN's commitment to bringing the most informative science news to the general public, including the science-minded younger audience.
If CNN wants to be truly international, it will be at odds with the trend toward increased science coverage in many parts of the world.
It is difficult for us to imagine why CNN, which has earned a justifiably strong reputation for its science journalism in the past, has opted to widen the gap in science coverage rather than strive to fill it.
We would hope that you would reconsider your decision and reassemble a cadre of well-trained science journalists that would enable you to expand unfolding science news and in-depth coverage, not shrink it.
Your action is an unfortunate symbol of recent widespread cutbacks in specialty science journalism.
Our groups will continue to push for more science coverage by the major media and to do our part to promote the highest possible professional standards for communicating complex science-based issues across the spectrum.
We plan to publicize this letter as widely as possible to encourage further discussion of the future of science journalism.
Sincerely, Cristine Russell, President, Council for the Advancement of Science Writing (CASW) russellcris@nasw.org
Mariette DiChristina, President, National Association of the Science Writers (NASW) mdichristina@sciam.com
Christy George, President, Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) CGeorge@opb.org
Pallab Ghosh, President, World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) pallab.ghosh@bbc.co.uk
"I am increasingly dismayed by the devaluation of scientific fact by its inclusion, by superstitious commentators, in opinions about purely superstitious subjects.
Zev Chafets* derides "secular liberals" for "profoundly" believing in global warming.
Then Zev Chafets* writes about Armageddon as though the latter is more likely to occur.
There is no such thing as "liberal" science .
Peer-reviewed scientific method has no political party, race or relgious creed and no objective but truth.
There is no disagreement among peer-reviewed scientific journals about the fact of global warming and its cause being human activity." - Sue Simmons
This website defines a new perspective with which to engage reality to which its author adheres. The author feels that the falsification of reality outside personal experience has forged a populace unable to discern propaganda from reality and that this has been done purposefully by an international corporate cartel through their agents who wish to foist a corrupt version of reality on the human race. Religious intolerance occurs when any group refuses to tolerate religious practices, religious beliefs or persons due to their religious ideology. This web site marks the founding of a system of philosophy named The Truth of the Way of the Lumière Infinie - a rational gnostic mystery religion based on reason which requires no leap of faith, accepts no tithes, has no supreme leader, no church buildings and in which each and every individual is encouraged to develop a personal relation with the Creator and Sustainer through the pursuit of the knowledge of reality in the hope of curing the spiritual corruption that has enveloped the human spirit. The tenets of The Truth of the Way of the Lumière Infinie are spelled out in detail on this web site by the author. Violent acts against individuals due to their religious beliefs in America is considered a "hate crime."
This web site in no way condones violence. To the contrary the intent here is to reduce the violence that is already occurring due to the international corporate cartels desire to control the human race. The international corporate cartel already controls the world economic system, corporate media worldwide, the global industrial military entertainment complex and is responsible for the collapse of morals, the elevation of self-centered behavior and the destruction of global ecosystems. Civilization is based on coöperation. Coöperation does not occur at the point of a gun.
American social mores and values have declined precipitously over the last century as the corrupt international cartel has garnered more and more power. This power rests in the ability to deceive the populace in general through corporate media by pressing emotional buttons which have been preprogrammed into the population through prior mass media psychological operations. The results have been the destruction of the family and the destruction of social structures that do not adhere to the corrupt international elites vision of a perfect world. Through distraction and coercion the direction of thought of the bulk of the population has been directed toward solutions proposed by the corrupt international elite that further consolidates their power and which further their purposes.
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Chasing Ghosts was a pretty good mystery. Michael Madsen stars as Detective Harrison, who is about to retire. He only has one more case to solve: Who is killing the crime lords around NYC?
The best parts of the movie are the confrontations with Madsen and Gary Busey, and the twists near the end. Meat Loaf, Michael Rooker and Danny Trejo are underused. The style of the film also works. The cinematography looks great but there are a little too many quick cuts. It was shot In L.A. but the director did a good job hiding it.
It's worth seeing for an excellent Michael Madsen performance and the presence of the eclectic cast.
This is a very confusing movie. I have to see it again .. I feel lime i missed something..
Same here. Saw it ages ago. Will have to re-watch it also.


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10-minute webinar
Your Task
Individually, you are required to record a 10-minute webinar in which you are to assume the role of
a service experience manager who is in charge of the same tourism and hospitality organisation
that you chose for the first assessment, and to collate supplementary documentation to support
your presented content.
Assessment Description.
The purpose of this individual assessment is to foster students ability to evaluate the decisionmaking processes of consumers in service-based contexts and the use of service design and
service-dominant logic in the delivery of service experiences.
Assessment Instructions
Presume that your alternative service design has been accepted, and now you have been tasked
to measure and evaluate post-service delivery customer satisfaction. Individually, conduct in-depth
research of the current, peer-reviewed literature and industry publications to find two industryspecific examples of how best to measure and evaluate customer service experience. Based on
the identified industry examples and the leaned lessons of failure vs success, you are then
required to prepare the following supplementary documentation:
A concise service guarantee statement that addresses the five key features, and considers
the consumer-decision making process (one page no more);
A comprehensive service recovery plan encompassing the immediate and long term focus
(one page no more and preferably in a landscape page layout);
A concise proposal of the customer satisfaction measurement method and its subsequent
evaluation followed by a detailed description of its intended practical application (two pages
no more).
Once you have prepared the required supplementary documentation, you are to record a 10-
minute webinar in which you advise the senior management of the chosen tourism and hospitality
organisation on the following:
A critical evaluation of the two industry examples and its lessons that senior management
should consider in effectively measuring and evaluating customer satisfaction.
A detailed justification of the prepared service guarantee statement and its content; the
service recovery plan; and the proposed customer satisfaction measurement method and its
subsequent evaluation followed by a detailed description of its intended practical
Assessment Information
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In completing this assessment, you are required to use at least 10 sources of information and
reference these in accordance with the Kaplan Harvard Referencing Style. These may
include websites, government publications, industry reports, census data, journal articles, and
newspaper articles. These references should be presented as in-text citations and a reference list
at the end of your webinar.
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ZBED6 is a novel mammalian transcription factor that was recently identified and shown to act as a repressor of IGF2 transcription in skeletal muscle. Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP) sequence data in murine C2C12 myoblasts indicated that ZBED6 holds 2499 targeting sites. Whereas microarray data portrayed that ZBED6 differentially regulates almost 400 genes in C2C12 myoblasts. This data suggested that ZBED6 is targeting and regulating a vast array of genes, so there was a need to investigate system level knowledge of ZBED6. To elucidate the complete interactome of ZBED6 and particularly to build and visualize muscle-specific networks by using ChIP sequence and microarray data, Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) was employed. Networks of ZBED6-targeted genes suggested that ZBED6 mainly induces tissue development and is involved in development of cancer. These effects most likely involve the Wnt, human embryonic stem cell pluripotency and TGFẞ canonical pathways. Many of ZBED-targeted genes like IGF2, IGF1R, SRF, SMAD7, CDH2, CTNND2, PITX2, TRIO, WNT3a, WNT1, MSX1, PAX7, VEGFA, ACTN1, HEY1, SKI, E2F1, EP300, FGF9, MTOR, FGFRI, BMP7, and TGFẞ have established roles in skeletal muscle myogenesis. Whereas networks of ZBED6-regulated genes revealed that ZBED6 is mainly involved in organismal development and cell-to-cell interaction and signaling; and also engaged into hepatic fibrosis, clathrin-mediated endocytosis and tight junction signaling cascades. ZBED6-regulated genes including BMP4, DBP, CDH2, AGT, IGF1, IGF2, THBS1, PDGFRA, MPP2, AKT1, HGF, MET, FGF4, TGFẞ3, ACTN1, F2R, and VCAM1 have established roles in muscle proliferation, myogenesis and contraction. Our findings suggest that ZBED6 holds promise as a target to control and influence many cellular functions and canonical pathways and also controls many factors and cascades that are crucial for skeletal muscle myogenesis.


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Dreams as a Way to Know Christ.
Dreams communicate the needs of the soul as participants prayerfully seek God's guidance to live their lives. The rich spiritual discipline of understanding dreams and seeking to live in harmony with the messages they bring can enrich lives with comfort, challenge, and practical solutions to problems of daily life.
Before people die, they often have powerful dreams that connect them to the Divine. During the death process, loved ones also often have vibrant dreams related to their loved one's dying. This workshop explores the dream process as it relates to people making their transition from this world to the next.
This annual conference is for all (beginners as well as advanced) who want to recover the ancient Biblical tradition of listening for God's word for us in our nightly dreams. This conference is for professionals (especially clergy), counselors and therapists, lay dream-group leaders, and also for dreamwork beginners.
Visit The Haden Institute for more details.
A packet of handouts, guidelines, articles, book suggestions, and other resources of interest to dream groups. Permission to print and reproduce for non-commercial use is granted.
The Haden Institute in North Carolina offers a rich curriculum for people interested in dream work or spritual direction. Two intensive, certification programs are offered, as well as the annual summer conference on dreams.
The Rose in the World is a publication dedicated to illuminating and bringing the Wisdom of the unconscious, the spirit, psyche, and soul into everyday life. We celebrate and affirm that the Divine speaks to us in visions, in waking life synchronicities, and in our nightly dreams. We bring you stories, artwork, poetry, and prose, wherein spiritual wisdom is honored in all its forms: in any house of faith and prayer, in nature, and in life. The Rose in The World also connects dream groups all over the country and abroad, and provides a forum for our faith communities engaged in constellating inner work in their daily walk with their God.


Iran… what do we really know about it? And which of all these facts are actually true? What kind of image do we have? And would we include something like 'Iranian Graffiti' or 'Street Art from Tehran' in this image?
I recently got the chance to talk to television legend Oliver Postgate, creator of The Clangers, about his work making some of the most popular and well-loved children's programmes of all time.


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This Week: Speak Up for a Safer 111th Street in Corona
By Streetsblog
DOT's current plan for 111th Street includes a two-way protected bike lane and wider median tips, but the pedestrian crossings are not as safe as the original plan.
Update: The Queens CB 4 meeting and Brooklyn CB 1 meeting scheduled for Tuesday have been rescheduled because of the impending snowstorm. Keep an eye on the Streetsblog calendar for new dates.
Streetsblog calendar highlights below. Check the full calendar for more info on these and other events.
Tuesday: Brooklyn Community Board 1 is expected to vote on the DOT plan to improve access to the Brooklyn entrance of the Williamsburg Bridge bike path and upgrade connections from the bridge to East Williamsburg, Bushwick, and Queens. Swinging 60s Senior Center, 211 Ainslie Street, Brooklyn. 6 p.m.
Tuesday: Queens CB 4 will vote on the DOT plan for a safer 111th Street. VFW Post 150, 51-11 108th Street, Corona. 7 p.m.
Wednesday: Join Transportation Alternatives in asking City Council members to sign a letter demanding Mayor de Blasio apply the Vision Zero Street Design Standard to all future street construction. City Council offices, 250 Broadway. 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. It's OK if you can only make it for part of the afternoon. RSVP here.
Wednesday: The Manhattan CB 4 transportation committee will discuss the new Port Authority Bus Terminal. 6:30 p.m.
Thursday: DOT will present two projects to the Brooklyn CB 2 transportation committee: a reconfiguration of the already-approved Streets Seats parklet and bike corral at the northeast corner of Rockwell Place and Fulton Street, and a post-implementation report on the Lafayette Avenue bike lane and traffic-calming project.
Watch the calendar for updates. Drop us a line if you have an event we should know about.
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This Week: Safer 111th Street, Willy-B Approach, and Fifth Avenue
By Streetsblog	| Mar 20, 2017
There are a few big DOT bike projects on community board dockets this week. On Tuesday, the redesign of 111th Street will be up for a vote at CB 4, which DOT has been tiptoeing around for more than two years.
This Week: Safer Linden Blvd, Showdown Over 111th Street
By Streetsblog	| Jun 8, 2015
Go ahead and clear your Tuesday evening schedule. With street redesigns on the agendas of five community boards in four boroughs, there's probably something close to home happening tomorrow night. The projects up for discussion include safety plans for Linden Boulevard in Brooklyn, 111th Street in Queens, and Clove Road in Staten Island. Here are the highlights. […]
This Week: Fighting for 111th Street, Celebrating Amsterdam Ave
By Streetsblog	| Jun 13, 2016
Queens Community Board 4 still hasn't voted for the redesign of 111th Street by Flushing Meadows Corona Park, a highway-like divided road that endangers neighborhood families trying to get to and from the park. Tomorrow, Mujeres en Movimiento, a group of Corona mothers who've mobilized for a redesign that shortens crossing distances and adds a […]
This Week: Safer 111th Street, and It's Summer Streets Season
By Streetsblog	| Jul 27, 2015
Assembly Member Francisco Moya and Queens Community Board 4 are opposed to a road diet that would make Corona's 111th Street safer for thousands of people. On Wednesday, DOT will present its proposal at a public workshop hosted by Council Member Julissa Ferreras, who supports the project. See more details below, along with the rest of this […]
This Week: Speak Up for Queens Blvd, Chrystie St Bike Lanes
By Streetsblog	| May 9, 2016
Tomorrow, community boards will weigh in on on major DOT street safety projects planned for Manhattan and Queens. The Manhattan CB 3 transportation committee is expected to vote on plans for a two-way protected bike lane on Chrystie Street, and the full board of Queens CB 4 is scheduled to vote on a bikeway and other upgrades […]
This Week: Community Board Action in Brooklyn and Queens
By Streetsblog	| Dec 16, 2013
DOT will make presentations for street improvements in Brooklyn and Queens this week, and Transportation Alternatives will hold a community board sign-up in Staten Island. Here are the calendar highlights — a lot the action is packed into Tuesday: Tuesday: City & State and the Rockefeller Foundation will host the "NYC Transportation of Tomorrow" forum, […]


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Q: IIS url rewrite rewriting all .asp to .html I need to create rules for web.config that will rewrite all requests for files with extension .html to .asp and redirect all .asp requests to .html
Example:
file_xyz.asp rewrites to file_xyz.html
directory1/file_xyz.asp rewrites to directory1/file_xyz.html
and
file_xyz.html  redirects to file_xyz.asp
directory1/file_xyz.html redirects to directory1/file_xyz.asp

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*What is the syntax for the rule

*Is this too broad a rule?  If I should need for what ever reason to have a physical file such as file_abc.html how do I exclude it from the redirect rule?

*I am thinking I should just use ISAPI_Rewrite http://www.isapirewrite.com/ there seems to be a ton of resources out there for rewriting with htaccess and very little online help for using IIS 7 URL rewrite. Any thoughts and/or advice

Thanks in advance
So far this is the syntax I have for the web.config
<rule name="RewriteHTMLtoASP" stopProcessing="true">
  <match url="^([^/]+)\.html$" />
  <conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAll" />
  <action type="Rewrite" url="{R:1}.asp" />
  </rule>
 <rule name="RedirectASPtoHTML" stopProcessing="true">
    <match url="^([^/]+)\.asp$" />
     <conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAll">
     <add input="{REQUEST_METHOD}" pattern="^GET$" />
     </conditions>
     <action type="Redirect" url="{R:1}.html" appendQueryString="false" />
   </rule>

A: Try this, u should know $ tag is the end of redirect/rewrite condition and querystrings will not accepted
<rule name="RewriteHTMLtoASP" stopProcessing="true">
              <match url="(.*).html(.*)" />
              <conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAll" />
              <action type="Rewrite" url="{R:1}.asp{R:2}" />
            </rule>
            <rule name="RedirectASPtoHTML" stopProcessing="true">
              <match url="(.*).asp(.*)" />
              <conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAll">
                <add input="{REQUEST_METHOD}" pattern="^GET$" />
              </conditions>
              <action type="Redirect" url="{R:1}.html{R:2}" appendQueryString="true" />
            </rule>

A: Take a look at this article:
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/02/26/tip-trick-url-rewriting-with-asp-net.aspx
You can re-write your web pages via web.config settings.
If you use shared hosting I would not recommend to use ISAPI.
Let me know if it works for you.
Regards, Anvar

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Testimonials | Future Star Software Inc.
I really do like this system. It makes keeping track of things much easier. Having a centralized location to document everything is wonderful.
I decided to go look for another options, and after I found and tested Future Star's Manova Software, it became very clear that adopting it for my computer repair and IT services business, even if the data transfer from the TS Man database is going to be a big job, it was worth doing. I can say this after only 2 months of using it.
The overall look at the business that this software offers, is just amazing. I love how simple it is to get to the answers that I need. By comparison, similar tasks take 2 to 10 times more time in TS Man. In some areas, these two programs don't even compare, as Manova has so many more features not included in TS Man.
Don't get me wrong, the old software worked fine for me for 3 years, but the Manova Software is superior in every category out there, when it comes to functionality and efficiency.
And not to mention it last, but the communication with the Future Star's software developer, aka the owner, is absolutely great.
If you're looking for a viable alternative to TS Man, switching to Manova Software is a no brainer, just give it a try and you will see it for yourself!
We had tried out several programs and were limited to QuickBooks prior to using the Future Star Software. The Future Star Software helped increased our productivity from day 1. We are now more organized and the workflow process is faster. We are very grateful for this software and their Support as they have been great in helping us get things up and running and always answer any questions we have in a timely manner.
Comparing the MaNova system to QuickBooks is like comparing a Lamborghini to a Pinto – there is no comparison! We didn't notice what we were missing until we made the change. The software helps technicians track the progress of a repair, which QuickBooks simply cannot do. QuickBooks was originally designed for generic invoicing and accounting – a sort of "one size fits all" solution. MaNova was designed specifically for use at repair shops. We needed something that would keep track of the entire repair process and manage our inventory efficiently and effectively. We found this with MaNova. We went from using paper service orders to going almost completely paperless in under a week!
Not only is the software incredible, the support is also great! When we have a question or issue, we send Steven an e-mail, and he usually replies in minutes! Talk about good service!
The MaNova software helps us a lot in all our daily transactions. It is very intuitive and easy to use. We can quickly find a customer's history by various ways, such as phone number, name, address, or email address. We can have a clear glance of the customer's record by viewing the "Customer Manager" function. A lot of shortcuts are available for quick access in the system.
A lot of functions do help us to better manage the business. The Case query, layaway, work order, onsite let us know what jobs we have done, need to be done, and who needs to called. Sales query, membership query let us know our sales and membership information. Inventory functions help us to keep track of our inventory. The Report function shows us all kinds of reports including attendance, KPI, survey's, individual performance, store performance, internet income, and comparison by date, by store, by individual, etc.
The priority list function greatly helps us to manage the case's better. By using the points system, we can know which case needs our attention from the highest priority to the least priority. The recent launched "survey report" function also lets us know the level of customers' satisfaction, which can help improve our customers service quality. Also, our phone system is linked to our MaNova software, so when customer calls, by clicking the blinking green phone number on the upper right corner of MaNova software, we can quickly know who is calling, and pull up the customer's information right away.
MaNova software is very user-friendly software. It is customized to our business use. It is secure, intuitive, clear and multi-functional.


I had awesome seats, fifth row Ronnies side against the catwalk. Hope Estate is an amazing venue for concerts and after the Sydney show I was looking to more than ever.
2. Let's Spend The Night Together - Lovely version, nice back up vocals from Keith.
4. Tumbling Dice - It got the crowd going. Jagger was working the crowd quite hard. In the front section everybody was really into it but I got the impression that the rest of the crowd weren't too loud.
6. Rocks Off - Great surprise and great version. Strong and loud intro by Keith. Jagger seemed a bit lost half way through but very good version none the less.
7. Paint It Black - Great crowd pleaser!!!! Keep it in the set!
8. Honky Tonk Women - Really enjoying this live because it such a great sing a long.
-- Band Introductions -- When it was time to introduce Chuck he looked over to him twice to, jokingly, double check if it was his turn as he forgot to introduce him in Sydney. He introduced Charlie as Charlie "retiring" Watts!!!! Unusual to say the least.
10. Before They Make Me Run (Keith) - They are really nailing this one!!!!
11. Can't Be Seen (Keith) - Strong version compared to the resent messy ones.
12. Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor) - Awesome as always. It felt like it was a bit shorter than usual. Keith "rushed" the changes in the song.
13. Miss You - Great crowd response and Darryl Jones had an amazing bass solo! Tim Ries' sax solo is great but it's a bit too Jazzy for me, compared with Bobby Keys' more rock 'n roll sax solo.
14. Gimme Shelter - This was truly a crowd favourite. Keith had a pretty good solo and Lisa waiting a bit too long before she started her solo but when she did, she blew everybody away.
15. Start Me Up - Nice and tight again. It sounded nice and fresh.
16. Sympathy For The Devil - Like the Sydney show, IMHO it didn't live up to it's live reputations as a big showcase.
18. You Can't Always Get What You Want (with the Sydney Philharmonia) - Awesome, Great solo by Ronnie and Chuck re-started the song after it finished with some boogie woogie piano playing and the whole band kicked in. I love some impromptu jamming!!!!
19. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor) - Great crowd pleaser again, everybody was dancing around.
Great show again and as I was standing next to the catwalk I could hear the monitors turn on high volume every time Keith or Ronnie walked to the front of the stage or on the catwalk. Could be because of where I was standing but it sounded like the drums were way up in the mix of the catwalk monitors. Great show and let's hope that Mick's introduction of Charlie "retiring" Watts was a joke because as they are playing now they should go on for a bit longer!
It took close to three hours to drive from Sydney downtown to Hunter Valley. I was lucky to have a place to stay just 5 km away from the venue Hope Estates. On the day of the show I managed to bike around in the area and see all the wine yards and taste som Hunter Valley wines. This place is unique, and it was a great backdrop for the show tonight.
As we leave the bus that took us the ten minutes drive to the venue, we see the merchandise tents. Great Hunter Valley T-shirt inspired by the grapes and the wine industry here!
The warmup bands finished early. This made me feel the 8:15pm show start time might be incorrect. Some times they start before the given time. With a long travel back to Sydney after the show, I assume they want an early start. By 8pm sharp the lights go out, it is dark. The smoke and the red colors on stage makes us all go wild. I can see Charlie up there on his drums. The show is on within seconds.
Jumping Jack Flash. What a great start. The crowd is on, even if they are all seated up front. But nobody is sitting down in my area.
Mick is sounding great, and I am so glad his voice is back. The B-stage is very close to the main stage, so he is up and down there on every song several times.
Paint It Black! The lights go blue. Again a very popular song.
Band presentation after Honky Tonk Women as song number eight. This means we will get three songs by Keith tonight, like in Sydney. On daytime today Hunter Valley had more than +30 C degrees, i.e. 90 F or so, but during the afternoon the temperature dropped to 20 C i.e. 60 F or so before sunset. Charlie had an extra layer, and everybody had layers of jacket and sweater on stage. I could see both Mick and Keith having some goughing in Sydney, so it is time to beat the cold.
Keith up front! He started his part with receiving the big ovation as usual. Then he said: "Where do you all come from?" I hear somebody is shouting out "Sydney!" Well it is good to be anywhere!
Midnight Rambler still. Great version. Mick Jagger has finished his second harmonica duel with Mick Taylor. Once more he is out on the B-stage in the crowd.
Ronnie is finishing off Rambler with his excellent solo just at the end of the song. I love it!
Ok. Rambler is not over yet. This is the final part. Mick is back in action and in charge of the show. Everybody on stage is following Mick ... Jagger that is.
You Can't Always Get What You Want. We are getting emotional. I know many friends are leaving the tour after this show. This has been a great show, a great tour, and all wories from Hanging Rock are now forgotte. We want the Stones!
Satisfaction. Great every time. So much fun on stage. Mick Jagger is all over. Keith is playing his solo parts. Right now he iw with Mick Taylor and is having a great time, like we al have at Hunter Valley!
Mick and Keith together up front during Satisfaction.
It is all over. Keith is on his knees up front. So happy with the crowd and the show. Charlie is about to throw his drumsticks out into the crowd. Mick Taylor is next to Charlie still hight from their performance of Satisfaction. Don't tell me it is all a waste to have Mick Taylor on stage for Satisfaction. I do enjoy every moment of it. And so do the rest of the band.
Two hours and five minutes of pure rock'n'roll. It is all over. You can read their faces. Everybody is smiling. On the bus back after the show I listen to the comments from others. What a great show. Some say "Gimme Shelter" with Lisa was the best song. Others say Keith was just great. Some are very young in their 20's, and they are now great fans. Everybody is happy. Thanks to the Stones for another great show!
Ronnie, Mick, Keith, Charlie - thanks!
Mick grabbed Charlie for an extra final final bow tonight. They did not want to leave us early tonight.
As we boarded the Sydney train at 4am, my wife(Yvonne) and I had 12.5 hours of comfortable travel time to reflect on many things. We were happy to be escaping the restrictions placed on Brisbane residents by the hosting of the G20 Leaders' Meeting but disappointed that our son Andrew (who lives in Melbourne) missed out on seeing our boys in March due to postponement and November because of Mick's throat. We had given him the choice of Rod Laver Arena or Hanging Rock and he chose the latter. That decision he took means that he almost certainly will be the only family member never to see the Stones perform on stage. After all, we had taken his sister to see the first of the Hyde Park shows in London last year. Both of them were indoctrinated with Rolling Stones music growing up. But, the other matter occupying our thoughts as the train sped through beautiful countryside with the occasional glimpse of ocean beach was that the show we were headed for in the Hunter Valley wine district of New South Wales state was likely to be our last. What kind of show was it going to be? Would it be as good as Melbourne? Would Mick's voice stand up to another two hours of rock vocalising? We need not have worried.
We got off the train in the township of Maitland and headed straight for the venue to check out the preparations and the terrain for a bloke like me who was still using walking sticks after a serious car accident last May. There was feverish activity in building the stage and free wine tasting to wet the tonsils.....perhaps that was all Mick needed! The next day, the bus collected us from our accommodation. I was last on the bus and stood at the front saying, "Let me please introduce myself.....". That did it. The whole bus started choruses of "Woo.woo, Woo, woo" for almost the entire 25 minute journey. And the concert? Great venue, cooler evening weather, enthusiastic crowd, terrific sound AND......the Stones in great form from the time Keef started the 'Jumping Jack Flash' riff. Nice surprises were 'Let's Spend The Night Together', 'Dead Flowers', 'Rocks Off' and 'Paint It Black'. Mick referred to Charlie as "shy and retiring" and tried to encourage him to go right to the end of the extended stage to take a bow.The "shy and retiring" Mr Watts decided against it.
Three Keith songs is too many especially if he includes 'Can't Be Seen' which he has never really nailed on stage but all that was soon forgotten with 'Midnight Rambler' and probably the best lead guitar performance of Mick Taylor since he started playing with the Stones again. He actually got down on his knees to play and struggled to get up again.Thanks Mick,you were great.
From there, the show continued with the expected menu, the wonderful operatic singing of Lisa Fischer on 'Gimme Shelter' and crowd sing-a-long favourites like 'Miss You', 'Start Me Up' and 'Brown Sugar'.
Can you believe that there are still people who believe the show is over when the band says "Good Night, Hunter Valley" and leaves the stage?! Many of them quickly returned to their seats when the choir started up the familiar opening of 'YCAGWYW'. Another great crowd sing-a-long and enhanced this time by a Leavell-inspired jam at the very end.
Then came, what else? A wonderful version of 'Satisfaction' and a nice fireworks display as our life-long obsession took their bows. We refuse to pay big money to see anybody at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre because of the poor acoustics so as we boarded the overnight sleeper train back to Brisbane, we knew that this was almost certainly the last time(cue song!) because it must be very doubtful that they would ever tour Australasia again.
We dozed off to sleep remembering the original band and its blues origins with Ian 'Stu' Stewart, Bill Wyman and the late lamented founder Brian Jones. Remember the slogan, "no Jones, no Stones". Thanks to all of you for more than 50 years of wonderful music.


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A Timeless Love Story
Posted on Sunday, December 21, 2014 Sunday, February 15, 2015 Authorcahwyguy
I've written before about how I'm always up to see musicals I've only heard, but never seen. So back in January, when we were at the Chance Theatre (FB) in Anaheim to see Lysistrata Jones, I noticed that they were planning to do She Loves Me at one of their holiday plays. I'm familiar with She Loves Me — I've got two cast album versions, and have always enjoyed the music from the show. From what I had heard, it was Bock/Harnick's best crafted show, but never achieved the measure of success they later had with Fiddler on the Roof. So it went on my RADAR for future ticketing. Now it is December, and the Chance is performing She Loves Me. So guess what part of our mad dash was yesterday: that's right: a 61 mile (one-way) jaunt to the Anaheim Hills for She Loves Me (after which we rushed to Culver City for an 8 PM concert, but that's another writeup).
For those unfamiliar with She Loves Me, you probably know the story but by another name. The story started out as the play Parfumerie by Hungarian playwright Miklos Laszlo. This was later made into the movie The Shop around the Corner with Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullivan in 1940. It was then re-made into the movie In The Good Old Summertime with Judy Garland and Van Johnson in 1949. Most recently, it was re-made into the movie You've Got Mail in 1998 with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. On the stage, however, in 1963 Parfumerie was turned into the musical She Loves Me by Joe Masteroff (book — he later went on to do the book of Caberet), Sheldon Harnick (lyrics — he next went on to Fiddler on the Roof), and Jerry Bock (music — and again Fidder).
The basic bones of the story are simple: Single man has a pen pal with whom he is falling in love. Single gal has a pen pal with whom she is falling in love. Single man and single gal work at the same place and hate each other's guts, without knowing that each is the other's pen pal. Now, bring them together with some catalyst, turn the gears, and enjoy the show.
In the case of She Loves Me, the story sticks pretty close to the original source. Georg is a clerk at Maraczek's Parfumerie in Budapest in 1937 (although there are no hints of war — evidently, the real world doesn't intrude on this story). He works together with the other clerks: Ilona, Sipos, and Kodaly, and the delivery boy Arpad, for Mr. Maraczek. When the competing parfumerie closes, one of their clerks, Amalia, talks her way into a clerk job (which upsets Georg, who starts getting on her case). While all this is happening, Kodaly is busy persuing anything in a skirt — in particular, Ilona. When Mr. Maraczek suspects his wife of cheating, he starts bearing down on Georg, who passes the pressure on to the rest of the staff — making things even testier with Amalia. His only consolation is his pen-pal, who he has never met or seen, but loves anyway. He schedules a rendezvous with her, without knowing she is really Amalia. They day they are to meet, Georg gets fired and send Sipos to tell his unknown date he won't be there. Sipos sees it is Amalia, and gets Georg to go talk to her. Thinking he is spying on her, they have a gigantic fight. End Act I. In Act II, of course, all things predictably come together in predictable fashion, which I, predictably, won't spoil :-).
The music in this story is just a delight. From the initial "Good Morning, Good Day" to "Days Gone By" to "Tonight at Eight" to "Try Me" to "Ice Cream" to "She Loves Me" to "A Trip to the Library" — it is just a joy. If you haven't heard the score, I strongly suggest you pick up one of the cast albums out there. You'll fall in love with it.
So, we've established that we have a classic love story with a winning score. Why isn't this musical done more? In 1963, there were the big song and dance numbers that people expected, and it was booked into the wrong theatre at the wrong time — and thus lost money. This led to a perception that it was a failed show. Remember , however, that Chicago was a failure when it first hit Broadway. Often great shows aren't always profitable or recognized as such. You can learn more about the show and the details of the synopsis at Wikipedia.
The execution of the show at the Chance was (as with every Chance show), perfect. The instrumentation was kept simple: a single pianist (Ryan O'Connell (FB)) and an occasional Romani Woman (Tina Nguyen (FB)) on violin. I'm a big fan of simple orchestrations — one of my favorite versions of I Do! I Do! is instrumented with just two pianos. Do it simple, or do it lush. What the Chance Theatre did here worked very very well. Note that the actor playing Kodaly, Taylor Stephenson, also served as musical director.
The performances were equally strong. In the lead positions were Stanton Kane Morales (FB) as Georg Nowack and Laura M. Hathaway (FB) as Amalia Balash (normally Erika C. Miller (FB) performs the role, but she was out this weekend). Both brought a wonderful joy and enthusiasm to the role (clearly evident in Georg's wonderful numbers "Tonight at Eight" and "She Loves Me", and Amalia in "Ice Cream"), and both sang and danced beautifully. In the first act, it was totally believable that they didn't like each other, yet in the second act, they were able to turn that into a playful spark that made them a believable couple. This chemistry was more remarkable when you realize that we were watching the understudy, who hasn't had the time to build the chemistry. Credit here goes to the actors, as well as the director, Sarah Figoten Wilson (FB).
In the second tier we had the remaining Maraczek employees: Ilona Ritter (Camryn Zelinger (FB)), Ladisov Sipos (Corky Loupe (FB)), Steven Kodaly (Taylor Stephenson), the shop owner Mr. Maraczek (Beach Vickers (FB)), and the delivery boy, Arpad Laszlo (Daniel Jared Hersh (FB)). All were excellent. In particular, Zelinger gave a spot-on performance in her number "A Trip to the Library" (which now I finally understand), and Vickers was wonderful in "Days Gone By". Hersh had the appropriate youthful enthusiasm in "Try Me", and both Loupe and Stephenson were great in their solo numbers "Perspective" and "Ilona".
Rounding out the cast in the ensemble and smaller roles were Matt Takahashi (FB) (Waiter, Ensemble), Eric T. Anderson (FB) (Busboy, Ensemble), Shafik Wahhab (FB) (Keller, Ensemble), Elizabeth Adabale (FB) (Ensemble), Erica Schaeffer (FB) (Ensemble, Dance Captain), and Katelyn Spurgin (FB) (Ensemble). A few things about the ensemble that stick in my mind: A few of the male ensemble members doubled as women customers during Act I; this is not a surprise in an intimate theatre setting, and was actually quite fun to watch. What was even more fun to watch was the shop interaction of all the ensemble members — and particularly Adabale, Schaeffer, and Spurgin — as they tried products and silently worked with the clerks. Schaeffer and Spurgin were also fun to watch as the patrons in the Cafe scene, and Adabale handled her Fats Waller number quite well. Takahashi was quite good in "A Romantic Atmosphere", and all of the ensemble was just delightful in "Twelve Days to Christmas". Lastly, and most superficially :-), Adabale has one of the cutest faces I've seen in a while :-).
She Loves Me doesn't have the big splashy production numbers one expects in shows from the 1960s; this was one of its original problems. However, that doesn't mean it doesn't have dancing, choreography, and movement. There were scenes that were particularly movement-beautiful — in particular the movement of the opening number ("Good Morning, Good Day", the simple dancing of "Days Gone By", all the movement in the Cafe, Ilona's movement in "A Trip to the Library", and the overall chaos and movement in "Twelve Days to Christmas". She Loves Me was choreographed by Christopher M. Albrecht (FB), and Erica Schaeffer (FB) served as dance captain.
Turning to the technical: Again, the execution of She Loves Me was spot-on. The sound design of Ryan Brodkin (FB) was clear and worked well. When the show started I was a bit concerned that the actors might be over-amplified for the space, but the sound ended up being great. The lighting by Jonathan Daroca (FB) worked well to establish the mood, and didn't seem to depend on the spotlights so many stage shows of this era seem to depend upon. The scenic and costume design by Bruce Goodrich (FB), together with the prop design of Amy Ramirez (FB), worked reasonably well to establish the mood and setting. I say reasonably, because I did have trouble recognizing it as Budapest; I was thinking more French or English given the barets, the backgrounds, the pricing, and the place names. However, the open and close set for the parfumerie worked particularly well. The clothing otherwise seemed period appropriate. Rounding out the technical credits were Michael Martinez-Hamilton (FB) as Assistant Director/Dramaturg, Chauna Goldberg/FB providing hair and make-up, Michelle Kincaid assisting with costume design, and Jonathan Castanien/FB as stage manager.
"She Loves Me" continues at the Chance Theatre (FB) in Anaheim until December 28. If you can fit it into your schedule, you'll enjoy it — it is a thoroughly delightful show. Tickets are available through the Chance Box Office. Goldstar is sold out, and discount tickets are not available through LA Stage Tix. Chance has announced their 2015, which consists of 11(!) shows over two stages (they are currently fundraising for the second stage). The shows are (♦ = main stage; ◊ = second stage): ♦ Loch Ness (a new musical with book and music by Marshall Pailet of Triassic Parq, lyrics & book by A. D. Penedo; January 30 – March 1); ♦ After the Revolution (by Amy Herzog; April 10 – May 10); ◊ Samsara (by Lauren Yee; April 30 – May 31); ♦ Hairspray (Book by Mark O'Donnell & Thomas Meehan, Music by Marc Shaiman, Lyrics by Scott Whitman & Marc Shaiman; July 10 – August 9); ◊ The Dragon Play (by Jenny Connell Davis, July 23 – August 23); ♦ A Bright New Boise (by Sam Hunter; September 25 – October 25); ♦ Anne of Green Gables (Book by Joseph Robinette, Music and Lyrics by Evelyn D. Swensson; Holiday Series: November 27 – December 27); ◊ The Eight: Reindeer Monologues (by Jeff Goode; Holiday Series: December 8 – December 23); ◊ Alice in Wonderland (by Randy Wyatt; Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA): February 28 – March 8); ♦ Fancy Nancy – The Musical (Book and lyrics by Susan DiLallo, Music by Sam Viverito; TYA – May 29 – June 7); and ◊ The Legend(s) of Sleepy Hollow (by Jonathan Josephson, TYA: October 8 – October 18). [As an aside, for the TYA shows, I'm impressed that Chance does a special performance for Autism Spectrum kids.] Of these, I'm interested in Loch Ness and Fancy Nancy.
Dining Notes: Prior to the show, we found a spectacular restaurant that is almost worth the drive on its own: True Shabu (FB). It is basically across the street from the Chance, next to the cinemas. It is an upscale Shabu Shabu restaurant where you cook your food at the table. Meats are organic, vegetables are organic and from local farmer's markets where possible, the sauces are hand-made, the place is gluten-free friendly. Prices are not outrageous, especially for lunch. You can see the menu here. Note: The chef indicated they may be changing names to help people find it better, but whatever the name: go before or after the show. You'll love it.
Ob. Disclaimer: I am not a trained theatre critic; I am, however, a regular theatre audience. I've been attending live theatre in Los Angeles since 1972; I've been writing up my thoughts on theatre (and the shows I see) since 2004. I do not have theatre training (I'm a computer security specialist), but have learned a lot about theatre over my many years of attending theatre and talking to talented professionals. I pay for all my tickets unless otherwise noted. I believe in telling you about the shows I see to help you form your opinion; it is up to you to determine the weight you give my writeups.
Upcoming Shows: Right after this show we ran to Culver City for the Austin Lounge Lizards concert at Boulevard Music in Culver City (that's the next writeup). There is one more show in December for me: A Christmas Carol, as interpreted by Zombie Joe's Underground (FB) on December 28 (my wife is seeing The Klezmatics at Disney Hall on December 22). January is slowly filling up: "An Evening with Groucho" at AJU with Frank Ferrente at American Jewish University on Sun January 11; "Avenue Q" at REP East (FB) on Sat Sanuary 17; and possibly the Cantors Concert on Sat January 31 at Temple Ahavat Shalom. February and March pick up even more, with "The Threepenny Opera" at A Noise Within (FB) on February 15, a hold for "Loch Ness" at the Chance Theatre (FB) on February 21, "The Road to Appomattox" at The Colony Theatre (FB) on February 28, the MRJ Man of the Year dinner on March 7, "Carrie: The Musical" at La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts (FB) on March 14, a hold for "Drowsy Chaperone" at CSUN on Friday March 20, "Doubt" at REP East (FB) on Saturday March 21, "Newsies" at the Pantages (FB) on March 28, followed by Pesach and the Renaissance Faire on April 11. As always, I'm keeping my eyes open for interesting productions mentioned on sites such as Bitter-Lemons, and Musicals in LA, as well as productions I see on Goldstar, LA Stage Tix, Plays411.
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Home Sports UK women's basketball standout Rhyne Howard helps Team USA win FIBA U19 World Cup title
UK women's basketball standout Rhyne Howard helps Team USA win FIBA U19 World Cup title
Jul 30th, 2019 · 0 Comment
University of Kentucky women's basketball standout Rhyne Howard led Team USA in scoring as the Red, White and Blue captured the 2019 FIBA U19 World Cup championship in Bangkok, Thailand, by going unbeaten (7-0) at the event.
For her efforts, Howard was tabbed to the all-tournament team.
No. 1 in FIBA's world youth women's rankings, Team USA started with wins against Australia, South Korea and Hungary in preliminary rounds before defeating Germany, Canada and Belgium to advance to the finals against Australia. In the championship contest against Australia, Team USA prevailed in overtime, 74-70.
UK women's basketball guard Rhyne Howard led Team USA in scoring throughout the week at the FIBA U19 World Cup championship in Thailand, averaging 13.1 points per game. (Photo courtesy of UK)
Howard, who had 10 points, seven rebounds, three assists, two steals and two blocks in the championship game, led the USA in scoring throughout the week, averaging 13.1 points per game to go along with 5.1 rebounds per contest. In pool play, Howard had 10 points, three rebounds and one steal against Australia before collecting 17 points, nine rebounds and two steals vs. Korea. Against Hungary, Howard scored 18 points and added eight rebounds.
Howard has enjoyed success playing for Team USA in the past, earning most valuable player honors last summer in Mexico while helping the U18 team to a 5-0 gold-medal run.
Howard is coming off an outstanding first season at Kentucky in which she was named a unanimous national freshman of the year by espnW, USBWA and WBCA. She was also honored as the Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Year by league coaches and SEC Newcomer of the Year by the Associated Press. She was named WBCA All-America honorable mention, first-team All-SEC, SEC All-Freshman Team and second-team All-SEC by the AP.
All the postseason awards were on top of Howard being named SEC Freshman of the Week eight times, setting the program and league record for most rookie of the week awards. The SEC honors came on Nov. 13, 27, Dec. 11, 23, Jan. 8, Feb. 12, 19 and 26. She was named National Freshman of the Week on Dec. 26 by USBWA, the first player in program history to accomplish that feat.
The guard put herself in elite company this season as she was only the second freshman in program history to lead the Wildcats in scoring and rebounding as a rookie, joining former UK All-American Valerie Still. Howard ended the season leading UK with 16.4 points and 6.6 rebounds per game while she ranked second with 68 steals and 74 3-pointers made and third in assists and blocks.
She scored in double figures in 26 games with 20 or more points in 10 games and five double-doubles. Howard was the only freshman in the country with 500+ points, 70+ 3-pointers, 75+ assists and 65+ steals while she ranked third among freshmen nationally in points and points per game.
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Hi everyone! I have another fun card to share celebrating the newly released Cup of Java stamp set and Java die set from Stamp Simply Clear Stamps. My card uses the die set only, showing that both the stamp and die set can be used together or on their own.
This card was pretty easy to make. I made some small water color splotches on the watercolor paper and then die cut the mug from that. To make sure I had the scale correct, I lightly drew in the mug shape onto my paper before I applied the color. To beef up the Java word, I layered together 3 die cuts.
The blossom I used is from the Petaloo Botanica Baby Blooms pack in white. I took a bit of the left over yellow paint and touched the ends of the petals with it to give it a soft matching color.


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Euphorbia nutans é uma espécie de planta com flor pertencente à família Euphorbiaceae.

A autoridade científica da espécie é Lag., tendo sido publicada em Flora of the Southeastern United States 712, 1333. 1903.

Portugal

Trata-se de uma espécie presente no território português, nomeadamente em Portugal Continental, no Arquipélago dos Açores e no Arquipélago da Madeira.

Em termos de naturalidade é introduzida nas três regiões atrás referidas.

Protecção

Não se encontra protegida por legislação portuguesa ou da Comunidade Europeia.

Ligações externas
 Chamaesyce nutans - Checklist da Flora de Portugal (Continental, Açores e Madeira) - Sociedade Lusitana de Fitossociologia
 Checklist da Flora do Arquipélago da Madeira (Madeira, Porto Santo, Desertas e Selvagens) - Grupo de Botânica da Madeira
 Chamaesyce nutans - Portal da Biodiversidade dos Açores
 Castroviejo, S. (coord. gen.). 1986-2012. Flora iberica 1-8, 10-15, 17-18, 21. Real Jardín Botánico, CSIC, Madrid.

 Chamaesyce nutans - Flora Digital de Portugal. jb.utad.pt/flora.
 Chamaesyce nutans - Flora-on
 Chamaesyce nutans - The Euro+Med PlantBase
 Chamaesyce nutans - Flora Vascular
 Chamaesyce nutans - Biodiversity Heritage Library - Bibliografia
 Chamaesyce nutans - JSTOR Global Plants
 Chamaesyce nutans - Flora Europaea

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Get out there. Pay attention. Write stuff down. Think like a guide.
Early on in my Mt. Baker 'mountain education' I learned to write down the details in a log book like a guide does. Pertinent information includes temps, snowpack depth, observations, who I skied with on that day, what we skied, and more. It has become a strong hold for me to look back on and see what the past years gave me in terms of skiing, avalanche danger and cycles.
I found that this has given me a mountain bible of sorts to go back to and see how much I have progressed and how to approach the bigger goals that I may have. It is hard to remember every detail when skiing over 100 days each year.
Go out and reserve some days to just get a new place figured out. Expect not to ski much and to just have your mind blown. It is important mentally to give yourself new challenges. It can't always be physical in our complicated mountain world. The mountains are complicated and need your full attention.
If you are set on summiting at all costs or touring all day just to ski a specific line, you could be blowing it. When you make plans from your living room or apartment you are cheating yourself and the mountains. I always have a "Let's see when we get there attitude". Conditions change by the minute in the mountains and you are just asking for an accident or a mishap if you aren't being honest with yourself and the mountains. How to combat this conundrum? Have goals but make them loose, with 2nd and 3rd options. Always be prepared for everything, but you can really slow yourself down by bringing too much gear or being over-prepared. I throw a lot of gear into my truck and make decisions at the trail head on what to bring; ice axe, crampons etc. It is a group decision. If one of you has axes and nobody else does what is the point?
If you have an issue or don't like the way someone is acting in the mountains, take care of it. Confront the issues. Choose your partners wisely and over communicate if you have to. There is a big difference between a STOKER and a KOOK. It will be those relationships that will make you succeed or flounder. It isn't a popularity contest. Don't travel in large groups. Nowadays I see massive groups in the backcountry. 9+ people all wanting to be tagged in on the same adventure. Keep it small, 3-4 max. I never ski with more than 4 as a group. With 4, you can break off 2 and 2. 3 is the magic number.
I have been in the hospital for way too many injuries as a result of giving'er! Peer pressure and the human factor can lead to carnage. In the end the days you will remember is when you get intimate with the mountains along side like minded friends who care about you and your future.


Whatever you call it, Administrative Professionals Week, Secretary's Week or Administrative Assistant's Day, don't forget to show your appreciation for their hard work by sending them a delightful flower arrangement by Westland Florist & Greenhouse.
Look no further than Westland Florist & Greenhouse for thank you gifts! We have all types of thank you flowers to choose from; modern arrangement, roses, or even a plant. Westland Florist & Greenhouse can create and deliver your bouquet to Westland, MI or nationwide!


You are cordially invited to the NSRN Annual Lecture 2013. It will be given by Professor Emeritus Colin Campbell in conversation with Dr Lois Lee on 5 December at Conway Hall in London. The title of the lecture is The Sociology of Irreligion: Past and Present. The lecture will be followed by a launch for the republication of Toward a Sociology of Irreligion.
We do hope you will join us. Please RSVP to Dr Stacey Gutkowski, stacey.gutkowski@kcl.ac.uk, if you would like to attend. The event is free but places are limited.


'Ride or Die' brings Teddy Roosevelt and crew face-to-face with a new supernatural threat in 1906 America.
Having faced off against aliens and anarchists, anyone would be forgiven for thinking that Teddy Roosevelt is ready for a rest. Unfortunately, fate — and AfterShock Comics — has other plans for the President of the United States, with Rough Riders returning for a third series early next year.
The period adventure series, set at the turn of the 20th century and teaming Roosevelt with Harry Houdini, Thomas Edison, Jack Johnson and Annie Oakley, will once again be written and drawn by series creators Adam Glass and Patrick Olliffe, with the group facing off against something altogether new for them: a mysterious, yet suitably spooky, threat.
"I'm excited for everyone to read the continual adventures of history's most infamous team of heroes as they take on the supernatural," Glass tells Heat Vision. There's something else that's new for the Riders this time around: a new member for the group, who'll follow the tradition of being an real-life historical figure. Who it is, Glass isn't saying, but start speculating now with the information that the new series takes place in 1906….
The first issue of Rough Riders: Ride or Die will be available digitally and in stores February 28, 2018. Preview art by Olliffe and color artist Gabe Eltaeb — and the cover for the series' second issue, out in March — is below.


How perfect do you need your song, movie, comic, graphic, story, anything to be? How do you know you are done with your creation? Come explore this idea with Guest of Honor Kevin MacLeod, known for his Creative Commons licensed royalty-free music, and Featured Guest Tom Smith, well-known filk musician.


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Harshal Ashok Shikhare One of the Finest Fashion Connoisseur
BrandspotHarshal Ashok Shikhare One of the Finest Fashion Connoisseur
A multi -Talented Personality, Harshal Ashok Shikhare who hails from Mumbai, India. He is a Show Director & Fashion / Runway Choreographer by profession.
In addition to empowering Harshal Ashok Shikhare to become the man he is today, fashion is the only thing that motivates him to excel. In his view, fashion is not just something that exists, but something that lives. Harshal says Depending on how someone dresses or lives, you can learn a lot about them. Throughout his life, he has strived to help people enhance their natural beauty. While he had a low sense of self-esteem, he was able to gain confidence and drive by embracing who he was and his style.
He has also done many commercial ads. And now being a Fashion choreographer he says it's more fun directing fashion shows than acting.
The term "dress style is in fashion now" simply refers to the latest design or style of clothing. Passion, on the other hand, is an emoticon that represents love for something. Getting a fashion state is about balancing proportions, wearing trends age-appropriately, not being matchy, showing skin selectively, investing in staples and developing a signature style. At the end of the day, it is up to him and us to do what we can to help and reshape the industry.
He believe that "it's all about consistency, not only in what you love to do but also in what people would love to see you in" Harshal has won Multiple Awards for Contribution to Fashion Fraternity,
Mr. Asia India International 2019-20 Finalist , Mr Ultimate Physics Runner Up 2021 , Maharashtra Super Model T.V Reality Show Finalist , Lucknow Fashion Week , Heritage Maharashtra Show Director Awardee ,Heritage India Show Director Awardee, Pestonji Productions Show Director Awardee.
Get Connected with him to know more about his Journey: – https://www.instagram.com/harshal.shikhare/


Q88. What do you do in your leisure time and why do you enjoy it?
Argument: One thing I like to do in my leisure time is write poetry.
Support 1: I've always enjoyed thinking of how things looked, smelled, felt, and sounded, and always come up with interesting ideas.
Support 2: I'm not very skilled at anything else.
Thesis: I've always had an imagination about how my senses interpreted the world around me and found writing the best way to express that. I'm not very good at sports of other hobbies and don't like TV or other kids like. Those are the reasons why I like to write poetry.
One thing I like to do in my leisure time is write poetry. I like doing this for two reasons. First, I have a very good imagination that let me see in different ways. The second reason is that I don't really have any other skills other than writing and rhyming. I'm going to explain a little bit of this in more detail.
First off, I've always enjoyed thinking of how things looked, smelled, felt, and sounded, and can always come up with interesting Ideas that equate those feelings. I've learned to wate at an early age and when I read my first poems, I thought that these were interesting ideas that could create great imaginary pictures, so I tried to equate my feelings about the world I saw and experienced. I found that it helped me understand things a little better, so I continued to write about things. I now have a collection of poems that I read to my family and friends. I continue to write because it really brings out what I'm feeling.
The next reason why I enjoy writing during my leisure time is that I'm not very skilled at anything else. I can't do sports because I get tired too easily. I can't draw very well and I like to keep my mind sharp, so I avoid popular entertainment like video games. This may make sound uncool but I don't care. I'm a very delicate person and don't like the roughness that other kids my age are like. I also like beautiful old things hke paintings and statues. I feel quite alone in the things I enjoy and feel that everyone I know can't understand that.
So these are the reasons why I like to write poetry during my leisure time. I have always an imagination about how my senses interpreted the world around me and found writing the best way to express that. Also, I'm not very good at sports or other hobbies and don't like TV or other things kids like. This is why I like to write poetry.


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La Liga Deportiva Departamental de Fútbol de La Libertad (cuyas siglas son LDDF-LL) es una de las 25 Ligas Departamentales de Fútbol del Perú y es la entidad rectora de las competiciones futbolísticas del Departamento de La Libertad.

Fue fundada oficialmente en 1976 pero anteriormente funcionaba como Consejo Departamental de Ligas. Su sede se encuentra ubicada en el Jr. El Ópalo 379 en la Urbanización Santa Inés en la ciudad de Trujillo. Su presidente actual es Alfredo Britto Mayer.

Forma parte del Sistema Nacional de la Copa Perú y clasifica a dos equipos para la Etapa Nacional de ese torneo. Anteriormente desde la primera edición de 1967 hasta la edición 2015 el equipo campeón (y eventualmente el subcampeón) clasificaba a la Etapa Regional.

Historia
En enero de 1967 fue creado el Consejo Departamental de La Libertad para organizar el campeonato de ese nivel en la recién creada Copa Perú. Las cinco ligas fundadoras fueron Chepén, Paiján, Pacasmayo, Chicama y Trujillo.

El 23 de octubre de 1976 fue creada oficialmente como Liga Deportiva Departamental de Futbol de La Libertad teniendo bajo su jurisdicción las Ligas Provinciales del departamento.

Ligas Provinciales
La Liga Departamental administra a las nueve Ligas Provinciales del departamento que tiene participación en la Etapa Departamental de la Copa Perú.

 Liga Provincial de Ascope (Desde 1984)
 Liga Provincial de Chepén (Desde 1985)
 Liga Provincial de Otuzco y Julcán (Desde 1975)
 Liga Provincial de Pacasmayo (Desde 1975)
 Liga Provincial de Pataz
 Liga Provincial de Sánchez Carrión (Desde 1975)
 Liga Provincial de Santiago de Chuco (Desde 1975)
 Liga Provincial de Trujillo (Desde 1975)
 Liga Provincial de Virú (Desde 1995)

Lista de campeones

Equipos con más títulos

(*) Alfonso Ugarte tiene su sede en Chiclín (Provincia de Ascope) pero representa a la Liga de Trujillo.

Títulos por provincia

(*) Se incluyen los títulos de Alfonso Ugarte que tiene su sede en Chiclín (Provincia de Ascope) pero representa a la Liga de Trujillo.

Referencias

La Libertad
Deporte en el departamento de La Libertad


I named this L'illo Hat but followed a pattern in Alterknits called Dylan's Baby Hat. It's a little roll brim hat. I made some adjustments: obviously I striped it with two shades of NaturallyCaron.com's Country yarn in Loden Forest and Chocolate Truffle. I also didn't do this weird tie knot at the top. I was running of yarn and wasn't sure I'd like that anyway. The snowman was kind enough to model the hat for you.
This little hat matches my Green L'illo Sweater (and a little vest I have in the works—more on this in a future post). I toyed with the idea of adding a little wooden button but I decided against it since I want it to match this other creation as well.


French Beaux-Arts, circa 1855, India ink wash drawing on paper of large scale entitled "Rome Fragments Antiqves" attributed to important French Beaux-Arts architect Gabriel-Auguste Ancelet (1829 - 1895) depicting a large strigilated sarcophagus , 'Warwick Vase' on pedestal, capitals, roundels, pedestals, and acanthus frieze housed in an Empire style giltwood frame with compound French mat. Work is 25" by 37".
Excellent. Minor age patination to paper as expected with age.
French Beaux-Arts, circa 1855, India ink wash drawing on paper of large scale entitled "Rome Fragments Antiqves" attributed to important French Beaux-Arts architect Gabriel-Auguste Ancelet (1829 – 1895) depicting a large strigilated sarcophagus , 'Warwick Vase' on pedestal, capitals, roundels, pedestals, and acanthus frieze housed in an Empire style giltwood frame with compound French mat. Work is 25″ by 37″.
Condition: Excellent. Minor age patination to paper as expected with age.


My new Aldo Green Tweed Dog Collar and Lead has been made using one of the nicest tweeds I've ever found. Aldo's autumnal shades of dark green, lime, gold and chestnut make this tweed dog collar and lead perfect for a strut through the woods playing with the crunchy leaves. The Aldo Green Tweed Dog Collar and Lead is made using an Italian wool fabric which has a beautiful firm handle and I've lined it with forest green velvet for a lux finish. An exclusive Scrufts' heart shaped cherry wood tag is the final fetch !
And now, my Scrufts' dog collars are available in two widths and five sizes from Xtra Small to Large. From teeny Daxi's to more handsome statuesque Labradors, my Scrufts' dog collars will certainly have those tails a-wagging! The final touch is an exclusive Scrufts' heart shaped tag, fetch!
There is only one length available in this tweed dog lead – 1 metre – due to the limitations of the fabric.
This Tweed Dog Collar and Lead is made with Italian wool, Swiss velvet, polypropylene webbing, steel adjuster and D ring and a hi spec black nylon clasp, together with a quick release trigger hook on the lead.


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