Thanks to the proficient partnership between the giallorossi and Omnigon, the Roma website was awarded the Best in Class' status.
That Roma was working hard and proficiently in the digital sector is not news. Since Paul Rogers' arrival into the club, the AS Roma Head of Digital implemented great strategies that allowed the club of Trigoria to sharply boost its performances online. Therefore, today's news that Roma was awarded the Best in Class' status for its new and innovative website is the natural result of the hard and competent work of the former-Liverpool FC's Head of Digital and his expert group of professional.
Interactive Media Council, who launched this competition in 2006, focused its attention on a few technical aspects to evaluate the websites such as design and developments in order to award organizations for their outstanding achievements.


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The Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille of the Aix-Marseille Université /CNRS invites applications for its PhD programme.
This page contains the proposed projects, to be started in October/November 2019.
Positions are available in all the research areas in which the Laboratory is active. These include cosmology and large scale structure, galaxy formation and evolution, star formation and interstellar medium, stars and extrasolar planets, solar system and planetary formation, and astronomical optics and instrumentation.
Applicants must have a solid physics background, and a Master degree or equivalent by the time the position is begun. Previous research experience and skills will be important criteria for the selection. The PhD positions are not restricted by nationality.
Working languages in the Laboratory are French and English ; support for French language courses is available (for free).
The fellowships are available for 3 years.
After discussion, students have to send their application directly to the supervisor(s).
Candidates applying to several projects have to specify priorities in their choice.
Process : Application deadline is April 1rst. Please contact the supervisor well in advance with respect to this date. Only one student per project will be selected by LAM. By the end of April, six two-person teams (student+supervisor) will be selected by the LAM for funding request to the doctoral school (ED). The LAM selection will be discussed at the Scientific Council. ED 352 will then make the final decision, after interviews (usually in May) and selections (usually end of May).
Click the name of the advisor to obtain his or her CV. Some of these projects have a co-funding from CNES, IRAM, or ONERA. In this case, ED352 will provide the rest of the funding if selected.
The funding of these projects is secured. Contact should be made directly with the advisor.


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Complex delivery processes are a big challenge for companies. What are the supply chain concepts of the future? What is the supply chain management approach of tomorrow? And how can supply chain help to shape economic and ecological change? These fundamental questions of a sustainable supply chain occupy the manufacturing industry and logistics service providers alike. The customer wants to receive a product or service as quickly as possible. Inventories are to be reduced, storage costs reduced and throughput times shortened. In particular, the progr essive digitization will increasingly connect manufacturers, suppliers and customers in order to enable shorter, more efficient and resource-saving delivery processes. What technologies are needed and how do we prepare our executives and employees for it? Answers can be found on the StrategieTage Supply Chain Management.
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Home Perspectives Will Muslim Americans be scapegoats in the 2004 presidential campaign?
Will Muslim Americans be scapegoats in the 2004 presidential campaign?
Anisa Abd el Fattah
New York Times writer Paul Krugman brings to our attention a disquieting possibility in an recent article in which he points out that presidential hopefuls and incumbents will find it difficult to avoid exploiting 9/11 to garner votes in the 2003-04 presidential campaign. Krugman sees the incumbent, George W. Bush as the number one abuser of 9/11 sympathies and public sensitivities thus far. He also seems to believe that Democrats running for office might employ similarly exploitive tactics, in an attempt to challenge the Republican hold on patriotism born of the 911 tragedy. Krugman suggests that Democrats could also use the war on terrorism and 9/11 as a way to get voters to support their unique war on terrorism strategy. Aside from the fact that it is morally reprehensible for influential and trusted people to exploit fears and apprehensions of the citizenry, hoping perhaps that in so doing they will garner votes, another problem, that is arguably both moral and legal, and almost surely to be created by 9/11 political exploitation, might be that candidates will scapegoat Muslim Americans, and as a result, chill organized Muslim activism and participation in our nation's electoral process.
Muslims were scapegoated, and suffered immensely as a result of adverse public opinion, debatably unconstitutional anti-terrorism laws, and also from vigilante violence, and a series of Mosque burnings following the Oklahoma City bombing. Consequent to that tragic incident, we saw the passage of the Secret Evidence Act, and Omnibus Anti-terrorism legislation, which spawned the now controversial Patriot Act. Both the Secret Evidence Act and Omnibus Anti-terrorism legislation were used almost exclusively to arrest, detain without charge or bond, and to intimidate and silence peaceful opponents of the Israeli occupation in Palestine, and Muslim and Arab critics of US foreign policy in the Arab/Muslim world, and Arab and Muslim governments. Such legislation also served to frighten Muslims Americans, and kept them from making financial contributions to Muslim organizations in violation of their first amendment rights. Muslim Americans would not contribute fearing that they might later be charged with supporting terrorism. It seemed that almost every Muslim organization in existence at the time was accused at some point by either Steven Emerson or Daniel Pipes of being associated with or supporting international terrorists groups, and almost all have been raided by the FBI, had funds seized, and equipment confiscated. Following 9/11 even the private homes of organization heads were raided, and according to reports, many of their wives and children were handcuffed as agents rifled through their personal belongings. The mere accusation by one of these two against a Muslim organization could cause an organization to be closed, its property confiscated, its funds seized and its leaders indicted.
Secret Evidence laws prevent defendants from knowing who their accusers are, or even what evidence led to an arrest, meaning essentially, that defendants can not mount a self defense, even though they can be held without bond for any amount of time without even being charged for a crime. This turns our US prison system into holding pens for political prisoners, arrested and detained because of their political opinions and activism, which violates our Constitution, while also using American taxpayer money to silence US citizens, and prevent them from criticizing our own, or foreign governments, which violates our laws and principles.
Looking back over that dark period in our national history, it's hard to ignore, or to downplay the very real possibility that the Clinton era Justice department knew that Muslims had not carried out the Oklahoma attack. The theory is that the government allowed Steven Emerson and his cronies to tar and feather US Muslims in that incident, to appease the US Zionist lobby, which feared that growing Muslim, political organization and activism would weaken their political punch, which is historically the strongest among US minority voting blocks. In return for Clinton administration indifference to abuses of Muslim civil rights, perhaps Democrats were promised the Jewish American vote in subsequent elections. Muslim scape-goating following the Oklahoma City bombing might have also provided a distraction for the media, who fed upon Muslim angst like sharks in a feeding frenzy. As the media kept the nation's attention, and desires for vengeance focused squarely upon Muslims and Arabs, the Justice department carried out its investigation into that incident away from public scrutiny, and without media leaks of sensitive information.
Considering the theory, it seems plausible that 9/11 might be wrongfully used, as was the Oklahoma City bombing, to create another opportunity for Muslim scape-goating. To prevent such an anti-American situation from revisiting our country this campaign season, we, the American people, must simply refuse to allow the exploitation of our shared pain, and the trashing of our national values, our Constitution and our open political culture by politicians who will stoop to any level for a vote. That being said, Muslims also have a responsibility to keep the tone of critiques and criticism of candidates and policies from reaching threatening and intimidating levels, and creating fear and suspicions that set off the wrong alarms, or that incite or encourage violence. Angry and hateful, or threatening and intimidating activism will not serve the Muslim cause, which is to educate our government and fellow citizens as to the national challenges we face in the Arab and Muslim world, and also to join other Americans in efforts to make this union of united states a more perfect union, acting for the reasonable betterment of life for all peoples, both here and abroad.
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In the 2015/2016 Federal Budget, the Federal Government announced that it would extend the FBT exemption for portable electronic devices (for example laptop computers and mobile phones) to allow small business employers to provide more than once 'portable electronic device' to an employee in the one FBT year. This extension of the FBT exemption for portable electronic devices for small business employers applies from 1April 2016 (i.e., the 2017 FBT year onwards).
Under the new rules, the substantially identical function limitation will not apply for small business entity ('SBE') employers who provide more than one work-related portable electronic device to an employee, in the same FBT year, without attracting any FBT (assuming the device is actually used primarily for use in the employee's employment).
One important aspect of the changes to the FBT-exemption for portable electronic devices that appears to have been overlooked is that the extended exemption applies regardless of whether or not the device is provided under a salary packaging arrangement. In other words, the extended FBT exemption for portable electronic devise is effectively a blanket exemption, meaning that employees of SBE employers are now entitled to salary package an unlimited number of portable electronic devices and allow the employer to claim the FBT exemption. However, any employees considering salary packaging multiple devices must be able to demonstrate that each device is being used 'primarily' in their employment.
It is expected that the ATO will closely scrutinise any arrangement under which an employee salary packages multiple portable electronic devices in the one FBT year, to establish whether the device were to be used primarily in their employment or whether they were being used for other private purposes (e.g., by children of the employee for school-related purposes.
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'Everybody tried to save her': Toronto shooting witness recounts violent night
On Friday evening, staff from businesses in Toronto's Greektown were expected to gather for a moment of silence
(Canadian Press)
Md Ashaduzzaman was working a routine kitchen shift at a cafe in Toronto's Greektown when he heard the gunshots. The screams broke out moments later — among them were cries of a woman calling for someone to help her daughter.
Ashaduzzaman rushed into the dining area to find 10-year-old Julianna Kozis bleeding from a gunshot wound to the thigh. He held her, tried to keep her from losing consciousness and eventually saw paramedics take her away.
It was only two days later that he found out Julianna was one of the two people killed in the shooting spree on Danforth Avenue that also injured 13 and ended with the death of the gunman. Since then, Ashaduzzaman said he's been in disbelief.
"I wasn't expecting her to die," he said. "I'm feeling really tired … I'm shocked."
Ashaduzzaman said he clearly remembers the chaos that erupted on Sunday night.
"People ran to the back of the restaurant," he said, his voice quivering. "And then I heard a woman crying and yelling, 'my daughter' and to call an ambulance."
That's when Ashaduzzaman and his colleague ran over to Julianna, who had been sitting at a table near the front window of Caffe Demetre.
"I was holding her and I looked at her and said, 'stay with us. It's going to be OK. Look at me,'" he said. "I was trying to wake her up. She was losing consciousness."
Julianna was bleeding heavily, Ashaduzzaman said. A man who appeared to be her father was also injured, he said.
"He was lying down, it looked like he couldn't move his leg," said Ashaduzzaman, adding that a boy who appeared to be Julianna's brother was sitting nearby and appeared to be in shock.
"Everybody was crying and everybody was scared."
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In the days since the shooting, Ashaduzzaman said he's felt drained, but is working to cope.
His workplace has offered counselling to staff, who will be returning to work next week, he said. Ashaduzzaman said he hasn't yet decided if he'll take up the offer of counselling, or take more time off work.
"I'm trying my best to move on," he said.
Experts said Ashaduzzaman's feelings are not uncommon.
The closer a person is to experiencing a traumatic event, the greater the emotional and psychological toll, said Dr. Katy Kamkar, who works at the psychological trauma program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
"If someone worked near the area, lived near the area, even if we know people who were there at the scene — the closer the proximity, the higher the risk of emotional and psychological reaction," she said.
WATCH: Toronto's Danforth community mourns shooting victims
Kamkar said overall common symptoms people may experience after a traumatic event include shock, denial, irritability, fear, sadness, feelings of helplessness, and a change in sleep, appetite, and trouble with memory and focusing on daily activities
If those symptoms increase over time and interfere with a person's daily life, that person should seek professional help, she said. Everyone experiences such symptoms differently but Kamkar stressed that people should know that these feelings are normal.
"Knowledge is power. Knowledge builds our awareness, and when we build our awareness, we are better able to cope," she said. "Also, building connections and community is very important with coping."
Tanya L. Sharpe, a professor at the University of Toronto's school of social work who specializes in surviving mass violence and effects of homicide, said it's also common for direct witnesses to experience hyper-vigilance, have flashbacks and be overly aware of their surroundings.
"With unanticipated deaths, survivors go through what is called complicated grief, so there are other factors which impact their grief, such as seeing the scene play out over and over again in the media, or going back to the scene of the event again," she said.
On Friday evening, staff from businesses in Toronto's Greektown were expected to gather for a moment of silence.
Ashaduzzaman, who hasn't been back to Greektown since the shooting, said he didn't know if he would attend but said he wanted the Kozis family to know every effort was made to help Julianna.
"The situation wasn't good," he said. "Everybody tried to save her."
Alanna Rizza, The Canadian Press
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South Gippsland Sentinel-Times : March 15, 2017 Edition
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Bunnings Group Limited Find your local store trading hours at bunnings.com.au TIM, TEAM MEMBER "Great value to get things done" Euro Reed Fencing Screen 1.8 x 3m. 3065784 $1697 4 Shelf Galvanised Unit 1370 x 710 x 305mm. 2583029 $1249 18V Drill Driver Kit Includes 2.0Ah battery & fast charger. 6290558 $99 MARK Baker, the CEO of the Melbourne Press Club, will be the special guest of the Bass Valley Friends of the RSL next Tuesday, March 21 at the Bass Hotel. Mr Baker will speak about Phillip Schuler, a First World War correspondent and the subject of Mr Baker's book. Mr Schuler's story is a remarkable one. He was a journalist with The Age and headed to battle covering the war alongside Charles Bean before signing with the AIF. He was killed in battle in France without knowing that he had a child to come home to. Mr Baker's presentation will commence at 7pm. There's no charge and everyone is wel- come. War stories at Bass pub GIPPSLAND is soon to have the LGBTI Equality Roadshow in town, with the aim to reduce dis- crimination, share information and promote the importance of inclusion of LGBTI Victorians in regional communities. Led by the Gender and Sexual- ity Commissioner, Ro Allen, the Roadshow will be in Bairnsdale, Morwell and Wonthaggi from March 20-24. The Roadshow will engage with local LGBTI communities, com- munity organisations, families and allies to identify issues and opportunities. "The Roadshow is about how we can create inclusive LGBTI com- munities – by listening to the con- cerns of those living in regional Victoria," Minister for Equality Martin Foley said. Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing said the Roadshow is sharing a strong message of support for LGBTI people right around Victoria. "Especially young people. We are here and we accept you exactly as you are. "The Roadshow team will also continue to work with communi- ties across Gippsland over time to provide support and advice on on- going projects that are inclusive, supportive and informative and I'll be proud to assist with this work. " The Roadshow is travelling through 17 rural and regional communities from March to May 2017, following the success of last year's pilot roadshow to Swan Hill, Shepparton and Mildura. It will cover a range of issues such as family violence, health and wellbeing, promotion of re- gional and rural programs and awareness of the government's in- clusion and equality agenda. When the Roadshow visits your town there will be a range of activi- ties you can participate in. For more information or to reg- ister visit engage.vic.gov.au/lgbti. Equality Roadshow to roll into Gippsland Dakota's dream comes true INVERLOCH student Dakota Rigby has turned her passion for art and design into a fund- raising opportunity for children living with cancer. Combining her love of art and illustration with a desire to help kids with cancer, Dakota has designed a pillow case for the Adairs collaboration with Make a Wish. The 15 year- old Mary MacK- illop College student, who was diagnosed with lymphoblastic leukaemia when she was young- er and has beaten the disease, was granted a wish by the Make a Wish Foundation. As part of the partnership, Adairs teamed up with Dakota, along with two other Make a Wish kids, who worked to de- sign special pillow cases to be sold nation-wide. Proceeds from the sale of the pillow cases will be donated to the Make a Wish Foundation. "It felt amazing to see my de- sign on the shelf when it was all finished, " Dakota said. "I really like photography, art and design. I love drawing and illustrating, and I'm also inter- ested in underwater photogra- phy, which is where the idea to draw fish came from." As part of her wish, Dakota and her family will be making a trip up the coastline, visiting the Great Barrier Reef and spend- ing some time in the Daintree rainforest in July. " I really want to do some un- derwater photography and take some photos in the Daintree," Dakota said. Dakota's passion for design and photography started in school, when she entered some photographs in an art show. She now studies several de- sign subjects, and has an inter- est in pursuing a career in de- sign in the future. "I 'd like to do interior design, or something to do with draw- ing, " Dakota said. In the process of making her pillow case, Dakota was invited to visit the Adairs headquarters. "I chose the watercolours and the fish shapes, " Dakota said. "I was really happy with it. I was excited to see it all finished on a pillow case in the end." Dakota's mother, Courtenay, said the foundation had sup- ported the family through the entire journey. "I t was a wonderful wish for Dakota, but it was also so lovely to do something positive for the foundation, and to help other ill children, " Courtenay said. "We've had so much sup- port from friends and family all across the country, which is wonderful. All funds from the sale of the pillow cases go back to the Make a Wish Foundation. " To purchase one of Dakota's pillow cases, visit the website at www.adairs.com.au/stylist- picks/Make -A -Wish. Inverloch's Dakota Rigby illustrated and designed a pillow case for the Adairs Make-A-Wish charity range. VICTORIAN dairy farmers are demanding major retailers show proof they support local product following explosive reports super- markets are now selling imported cheese as a new price war looms. The United Dairyfarmers of Vic- toria has accused the retailers of hypocrisy for selling imported New Zealand cheese at $6 per ki- logram, while continuing to voice public support for Australian farmers. "Retailers love talking up their support for Aussie farmers, but selling cheap, imported cheese instead of giving dairy farmers a fair deal for their products shows that they don't actually take their support very seriously," UDV President Adam Jenkins said. "Despite their public state - ments, their actions paint a very different picture. " Coles states on its website that it "proudly supports local farm- ers, producers, and manufactur- ers". Woolworths, in marketing its Farmers Own brand, proclaims "our goal is to pay our farmers a good price for their milk that al- lows them to continue to produce quality milk". IGA's own brand Community Co markets itself as "an Aussie brand you can feel good about" that goes "to great lengths to support hard working Aussie Farmers". While Aldi brags on its website that the majority of its brands are sourced from Australian suppli- ers unless the product, quality, efficiency, or innovation cannot be found in Australia. "Australians support Austra- lians and consumers – when they pick up cheese or other products in their local supermarket – like to know they are supporting Australian farmers, " Mr Jenkins said. " Selling heavily discounted New Zealand cheese is adversely im- pacting the viability of our dairy farmers. " Mr Jenkins said the whole dairy supply chain suffered as a result of supermarket price wars, but the squeeze was always felt hard- est at the farm gate. "When retailers compete to sell the cheapest products, the sup- ply chain pushes the price cuts right back to the farmer who then misses out on receiving a fair price, " he said. "I t's time for retailers to stop just talking the talk; they need to start walking the walk. They prof- it from the farmers' hard work, so they need to give us a fair go." Cheap cheese shows lack of support for farmers
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Interview: Ien Cheng, FT.com Publisher: A Pay Wall 'Third Way'
Robert Andrews Oct 1, 2007 - 7:14 AM CDT
FT.com has announced it will partially drop its £99 ($110) pay wall in favour of a free, ad-supported model for users who read up to 30 stories a month (see earlier post). It echoes New York Times (NYSE: NYT)' abandonment of TimesSelect and WSJ.com's likely move to free, but doesn't go as far. FT.com publisher and managing editor Ien Cheng told me the new approach will be financed by better targeted advertising and the continuation of the subscription model. More after the jump…
— Forced by rivals?: The other papers' moves did not precipitate FT.com's decision: "We came to our own conclusion. We've been thinking and looking about this for some time. This is not at all a response to anything anyone else is doing out there. It's a response to what we think is right for our users. Nonetheless, the timing is interesting because everybody's thinking about it – there's no surprise there." The model came after traffic analysis, user testing and a beta launch "in secondary markets".
— Opening up to win subs: Cheng acknowledged FT.com has not achieved its growth potential so far. "When we've had a barrier against some of our best content, of course we've missed out on traffic there and, therefore, advertising – so this model's going to allow us to get that." Currently, "people find it much harder to get to know your content because they see a hard barrier at first, without even having a chance to get to know your best content". The model is of a "perpetual subscription conversion funnel" that catches all, then converts some, free readers in to subscribers. FT expects to vary the number of free articles offered in different countries.
— Paying for content: FT.com is far from abandoning the pay-for model that underpins its print, as well as online, offerings, which Cheng said the company wanted to "preserve across all channels" because people believe FT's "unique news and analysis" is still worth paying for. "We had a fairly significant price rise on our print product in the UK recently and – guess what – our circulation's gone up."
— Mixed, "third way" approach: "We don't want to have a model that splits the content in to free or paid, implying it's almost like two different products. It's not a one-size-fits all model. Some users want to have unlimited access and think it's worth paying our reasonable subscription price, some people are happy with a slightly less engaged relationship until such time as they decide they want more. We're happy with both as long as both groups are going to grow. It's not a zero-sum game. We can have both grow. That's the beauty of online media – you don't have to treat everybody the same."
— Registration and advertising: Advertising growth from casual readers is planned to come from better targeting. Users who read over five stories within 30 days must register for free, at which point they will cough up personal data advertisers can use to enhance profiling. "You've got to be able to target. Especially when you've got a high-end audience like ours – we're a niche player, we're not volume, so you've got to be able to target and registration is going to help us do that."
— Advertising and other growth: "Overall online ads are up 40 percent this year (based on last three months versus same period in 2006), with revenue from the core banner ads stream up 57 percent. Year-on-year, we're up more than 70 percent on unique users, page views are up more than 50 percent. So we feel like we're launching this new access model from a position of strength.
— WSJ a looming threat?: Some analysts, expecting Rupert Murdoch to slash WSJ's cover price and drop online charges, have anticipated agressive competitive against the FT, but Cheng said: "Any publication that goes completely free significantly risks ending up with an undifferentiated volume. That's not our model. The FT's model is to have a uniquely high-end global business audience and that's what we do have and deliver to our advertisers Revenue diversification is a good thing, as long as you're maximising your growth on a number of fronts. We think this model can allow to have both advertising and subscription growth. It's obvious that there's a structural shift right now to online (advertising) – that's not going to go away."
One Response to "Interview: Ien Cheng, FT.com Publisher: A Pay Wall 'Third Way'"
Blogsdna July 28, 2008
i really liked FT.com working model to get revnue this drop might be for tyime being,A great time ahead for FT.com


George Eisman, RD, a pioneer in educating people on the benefits of plant-based diets, on very short notice found he would be able to visit our area in May 2010 during his tour about Lowering Cancer Risk with Plant-Based Eating. George is a registered dietitian and college instructor who created the first college credit classes about vegetarian nutrition. He is an expert at the ethical and health aspects of vegetarianism. Nutrition Director of The Coalition for Cancer Prevention based in New York, he is author of The Most Noble Diet and Don't Let Your Diet Add to your Cancer Risk. He has taught nutrition at the college and university level since 1980. All photographs here copyright ©2010 by Dilip Barman of Vibrant Memories Photography. All rights reserved.


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Q: How can I locate this element with selenium webdriver? This should be so simple but I'm obviously missing something:
<div>
    <label>
        Scenario
        <select id="scenarios">
            <option value="0">Default (Visa)</option>
            <option value="1">Secondary (Amex)</option>
        </select>
        <button onclick="pickScenario()">Select</button>
    </label>

    <label style="padding-left: 2em;">
        Custom Amount: $
        <input type="text" id="custom_amount">
    </label>
</div>

I keep getting NullPointerExceptions returned when trying to locate any of the three elements (scenarioDropdown, selectButton, customAmount) using the code below. I've tried all three with id, xpath, and css but below I'm showing one way per element:
  @FindBy(css = "#scenarios")
  private WebElement scenariosDropdown;

  @FindBy(xpath = "//button[contains(.,'Select')]")
  private WebElement select;

  @FindBy(how = How.ID, using = "custom_amount")
  private WebElement customAmount;

  private WebDriver driver;

  public void selectScenario(String scenario) {

    Select select = new Select(scenariosDropdown);
    select.deselectAll();
    select.selectByVisibleText(scenario);
  }

  void clickSelect() {
    select.click();
  }

  public void enterCustomAmount(String amount) {
    customAmount.clear();
    customAmount.sendKeys(amount);
  }

Running a test that uses the method below.
  public void testWhileBroken() {

    // select Scenario Two
    cc.selectScenario("Secondary (Amex)");

    // enter a Custom Amount
    cc.enterCustomAmount("1.23");

    // click Select
    cc.clickSelect();

  }

And it returns :

Aug 16, 2017 9:07:16 AM org.openqa.selenium.remote.ProtocolHandshake
  createSession INFO: Detected dialect: OSS
java.lang.NullPointerException    at
  org.openqa.selenium.support.ui.Select.(Select.java:44)  at
  apps.web.modules.staplespay.CreditCardsScreen.selectScenario(CreditCardsScreen.java:27)

What is the super obvious thing that I'm missing here?

A: Your testWhileBroken() method looks good to me. (Lets assume the Class name is ABC.class)
But the reason you are facing java.lang.NullPointerException at org.openqa.selenium.support.ui.Select.(Select.java:44) is because in your PageFactory class (let us assume the Class name is XYZ.class) you have only declared the instance of the WebDriver as:
private WebDriver driver;

As far as PageFactory with POM is concerned, we must initialize the page objects in the test class (i.e. in ABC.class) by calling the initElements() method where you pass the instance of the WebDriver i.e. driver as an argument as follows:
//ABC.class
@Test (priority=2)
public void method_name()
{
    //Initialize page objects
    XYZ xyz = PageFactory.initElements(driver, XYZ.class);

    //Call the method
    xyz.my_method();
}

Now, in the page object class (i.e. in XYZ.class) along with declaring an instance of the WebDriver, additionally you have to define a constructor as follows:
//XYZ.class
WebDriver driver;

//constructor
public XYZ(WebDriver XYZDriver)
{
    this.driver=XYZDriver;
}

This will take care of the NullPointerException

A: You are missing the driver to pass in page class constructor. So it is not finding the driver and throw the NullPointerException :
Expected code would be :
public class TestClass
{

    // all your webelements
    public TestClass(WebDriver driver)
    {
        PageFactory.initElements(driver, this);

     }
     // all your intended function

}

And in your test executor class make sure you have instantiated the webdriver  and pass it at the time of object creation like
CreditCardsScreen cc = new CreditCardsScreen(driver);

 public void testWhileBroken() {

    // select Scenario Two
    cc.selectScenario("Secondary (Amex)");

    // enter a Custom Amount
    cc.enterCustomAmount("1.23");

    // click Select
    cc.clickSelect();

  }

A: or the alternate solution is to change the way you are creating the object for pages.
change this:
CreditCardsScreen cc = new CreditCardsScreen();

to:
CreditCardsScreen cc = PageFactory.initElements(driver, CreditCardsScreen.class);

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Vol 1 No 2 (2018): IJEBE July - December 2018
Explaining the Impact of Perceived Career Growth and Organisational Justice on Intention to Stay
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DOI https://doi.org/10.31023/ijebe.102.0012
Sultan Adal Mehmood
Putra Business School
Devika Nadarajah
Putra Business School, UPM
Muhammad Saood Akhtar
This study aimed to investigate intention to stay among officers in the City Traffic Police Lahore in relation to their perceptions of organisational justice and career growth. Using a quantitative research approach, a sample of 224 traffic wardens working in 30 sectors in the city of Lahore were selected through stratified random sampling. Data were gathered using a questionnaire containing Likert-type scales relating to all variable of interest. Apart from procedural justice and professional ability development, all dimensions of organisational justice and perceived career growth were found to significantly influence traffic officers' intention to stay. Moreover, promotional speed emerged as the strongest predictor of the intent to stay. The findings of this study may guide police authorities in dealing with issues on turnover by initiating policies which can strengthen employee retention intention. Additionally, it provides empirical insights on the contributing factors of high turnover in the City Traffic Police Lahore. This paper enhances understanding of turnover issues by investigating retention intention of traffic police officers in an Eastern culture. Specifically, this research contributes to literature by examining the predictive role of organisational inducement factors (organisational justice and career growth) on attitude (intention to stay). Additionally, both the exogenous constructs of interest are used at the dimensional levels.
Intention to Stay, Organisational Justice, Perceived Career Growth, City Traff Police Lahore
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Chaz on Charles Edenshaw Homes 45 Charles St E, Toronto *2-year Leaseback program at 4.5% of the purchase price,*Credit on Closing of $8,888 to $18,888, *Buy with 5% down Feb 24, 2013 Limited time offer!! Contact us to book an appointment.
Waterways Condos Conservatory Group 2163 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto *Upto $10,000 off, and more... Feb 22, 2013 Limited time VIP offer!!
The Carnaby Condos Dundee Realty & Streetcar Developments 11 Peel Ave., Toronto *Upto $30,000 cash back on Penthouse collection releasing to Insider's on March 7th. Feb 22, 2013 Contact us ASAP to be the first to know about this Insider release.
Beach Hill Residences Carlyle Communities 763 Woodbine Ave., Toronto Toronto's sought after BEACH LIFESTYLE! *$15,000 cash back, *2 years guranteed rental income, *Only 10% down in the first year, *Free Assignment Feb 21, 2013 Not open to the public yet! Offer exclusive to VIP Agents till March 9th.
Laguna Condos Chestnut Hill Homes 1215 Bayly St., Pickering Live Free for 1 year: *No realty taxes, *No interest on mortgage, *No common area expenses Feb 16, 2013 Limited time offer! Contact us to book an appointment for your private viewing.
Shangri La Peterson Group and Westbank 180 University Ave., Toronto For any Estate Sale over $2 Million: *$100K discount paid on closing, or *Fully furnished & furniture package from Inform, or *Mercedes Benz SL Roadster - $124K value Feb 8, 2013 Hot Deal Alert! Contact us ASAP for this time senstive offer & to book your private viewing appointment.
Millstone on the Park Menkes & Fernbrook Homes 25 Dundas St W., Oakville *$10,000 Preview discount Feb 7, 2013 Contact us for more info on this limited time offer.
The Essential Condos Emery Homes 9610 McCowan Rd., Markham *$18,888 cash back Feb 6, 2013 Limited time offer!!
Xpression Condos on Yonge Zancor Homes 9471 Yonge St, Richmond Hill *0 Mortgage for a year, *Extended deposit structure, *Levis & development charges at $0, & more... Feb 5, 2013 Contact us ASAP to book an appoitment for this limited time offer.
Life Condos Chestnut Hill Homes 68 Merton St, Toronto Hot Deal: Best condo value in Midtown Toronto.*$25,000 discount, *10% deposit, *$500 assignemnt fee, *1 year rental gurantee and more... Feb 1, 2013 Hot Deal Alert! Updated on February 14th! Contact us ASAP for this time senstive offer.
Dream Tower at Emerald City Elad Canada Sheppard Ave E & Don Mills Rd., Toronto *3 Years Free Maintenance Fee. Jan 31, 2013 Contact us for this limited time exclusive VIP offer.
The Heights on Marionville Drive Sedona Lifestyles Rometown Dr & Marionville Dr, Mississauga Hot Deal: *$50,000 Price Discount, *Free Assignment, *$10,000 in Upgrades.There are 13 homes that range in price from $989,000 to $1,299,000 Jan 25, 2013 Hot Deal Alert! Updated on February 19th! Contact us ASAP for this time senstive offer.
Mirage Condos The Conservatory Group 335 Rathburn Rd W, Mississauga *Buy with 5% down, *and more... Jan 24, 2013 Contact us for more info.
Maestro Condos Mutual-Hujade Development Inc. 3195 Sheppard Ave. East, Toronto *2 Years Lease back program, *$0 Assignment Fee, *15% down, Upgrade kitchen cabinetry from builder's sample Jan 22, 2013 Contact us to book an appointment for this limited time exclusive VIP offer.
Monarch 4195 Dundas St. W, Toronto *Free parking, *Free Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliances, *Upto $20,000 off and more... Jan 21, 2013 Limited time offer!! Contact us to book an appointment.
South Hill On Madison Burnac 380 Macpherson Avenue, Toronto *Upto $30,000 off, and more... Jan 19, 2013 Updated on February 23rd! Limited time VIP offer.
Lago Condos - Waterfront Monarch 2167 Lake Shore Blvd. W, Toronto *Receive upto $35,000 off on top of current incentives on Podium Suites Jan 19, 2013 Limited time offer!! Contact us to book an appointment.
Modr'n Condos ADI Development Group 1284 Guelph Line, Burlington *15% Extended Deposit, *Free Maintenance Fee for 12 months, *Free Locker, *Free internet, wireless & cable for 6 months Jan 17, 2013 Limited time offer!! Contact us to book an appointment.
Howard Park Condos Triumph Developments 60 Howard Park Ave., Toronto *Receive upto $20,000 cash back on closing Jan 17, 2013 Offer is valid for a Limited Time for select suites.
X2 Condos Great Gulf Homes Jarvis St & Charles St E, Toronto *Buy with only 5% Deposit for a limited time Jan 16, 2013 Contact us for more info.
The Madison Condos Madison Homes 97 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Free Parking on all 2 bed and 2 bed + Den suites - A savings of $50,000 Jan 15, 2013 Updated on January 31st!
B.Streets Condos Lindvest Properties 783 Bathurst St., Toronto *Free Maintenance fee for 3 years at this award winning condo project & more... Dec 20, 2012 Updated on February 23rd! Limited time VIP offer.
Ion Condos Cityzen Development Group & Fernbrook Homes Keele St & Wilson Ave, Toronto *Upto $14,000 off, *Free Stainless Steel Appliances, *Own with $20,000 down Dec 20, 2012 Updated on February 6th! Limited time offer!! Contact us to book an appointment.
Westwood Condos Alterra Islington Ave & Bloor St W *Free Maintenance Fee for 2 years, & more... Dec 18, 2012 Limited time offer!!
Garrison at Fort York Onni 169 Fort York Blvd., Toronto *Upto $20,000 off, *$15,000 worth of upgrades, *5% Deposit, Ready to move in. Dec 12, 2012 Limited time offer!! Contact us to book an appointment.
Bisha Condos Lifetime Developments King St W & Blue Jays Way, Toronto *Buy with only 10% down in a year Dec 10, 2012 Limited time offer!!
Encore at Equinox Monarch Borough Dr & Brian Harrison Way, Toronto *Free parking spot, *Upto $25,000 off, *Buy with only 5% down and more... Dec 01, 2012 Updated on February 2nd! Limited time VIP offer.
Miracle At Yonge Condos Pemberton Group Hwy 7 & Red Maple Ave., Richmond Hill *$5,000 Off, *FREE Laminate flooring, parking, locker, & 6 Appliances. Nov 30, 2012 Contact us to book an appointment. Limited time offer!!
Dream Tower at Emerald City Elad Canada Sheppard Ave E & Don Mills Rd., Toronto *6 months FREE Mortgage, Maintenance Fee, Taxes, & Free Locker. Nov 29, 2012 Contact us for this limited time exclusive VIP offer.
Imperial Plaza Condos Camrost-Felcorp 111 St Clair Ave W, Toronto *New release of 16ft lofts, *As low as 5% deposit Nov 23, 2012 Updated on February 7th! Limited time offer!
Rise Condos Reserve Properties 501 St Clair Ave. W, Toronto *Buy with only 10% down, *$10,000 cashback, *New release of units Nov 16, 2012 Contact us for this limited time exclusive VIP offer.
The Lexington Condos Royal Grand Developments 840 Queens Plate Dr., Toronto *Only 10% deposit, *Upto $25K cashback on closing or * a bonus package valued at $25K Nov 13, 2012 Limited time exclusive VIP offer.
Post House Condos Alterra Development 105 George St., Toronto *10% Downpayment and 0% on Occupancy, *2 years of Free Maintenance Fee. Nov 13, 2012 Contact us for this limited time exclusive VIP offer.
Laguna Condos Chestnut Hill Homes 1215 Bayly St., Pickering *Live Free for one year Nov 9, 2012 Limited time exclusive VIP offer.
Portrait Condos Norstar 701 Sheppard Ave W, Toronto *Only 5% Down, *Upto $20,000 cashback, *Immediate Occupancy Nov 7, 2012 Contact us for more info.
Miracle in Mississauga Pemberton Group 4900 Glen Erin Dr., Mississauga *Free Parking, Locker, & 6 Appliances, *1 Year Free Maintenance Fee, *$10,000 off Nov 1, 2012 Limited time exclusive VIP offer.
Nexus South at Downtown Markham The Remington Group Warden Ave & Enterprise Blvd, Markham *Only 5% Deposit, *$5,000 in Free Upgrades, *$0 Assignment Fee Oct 27, 2012 Contact us for more info.
FLO Condos Devorn Developments 4679 Yonge St., Toronto Hot Deal: *Upto $30,000 cashback, *10% downpayment, *2-year lease back program, *One year free maintenance, $5,000 parking discount, *1-year free metropass, and lots more... October 17th Hot Deal Alert!! Limited time exclusive VIP offer.
City Towns at the Berwick The Brown Group of Companies & Andrin Homes 60 Berwick Ave, Toronto *$10,000 Cash discount, *Parking & locker included, *Smooth ceilings & wood flooring throughout October 13th Limited time offer! Contact us to book an appointment.
San Francisco By The Bay Chestnut Hill Homes 1215 Bayly St., Pickering ON *3 Years free maintenance fee, *$5,000 initial deposit October 9th Limited time offer! Contact us to book an appointment.
Maestro Condos Mutual-Hujade Development Inc. 3195 Sheppard Ave. East, Toronto *2 Years Lease back program, *Assignment for $500, *15% down, Upgrade kitchen cabinetry from builder's sample Saptember 22nd Updated on October 13th!
Exclusive offer! Contact us for more info.
Neon Condos Pemberton Group & Felcorp 58 Orchard View Blvd, Toronto *Buy with only 10% down, 1 Year free maintenance, 1 Free Locker September 21st Contact us for more info and book your private appointment.
Skycity Condos Pemberton Group Red Maple Rd. & Highway 7, Richmond Hill ON *$10,000 off, *1 Year free maintenance fee, from the low $300's September 21st Limited time offer! Contact us to book an appointment.
Hot Condos Great Gulf Homes 3015 Eglinton Ave W, Mississauga Special Preview Price from *$209,990 for Studio, *$272,990 for 1 Bed, *$365,990 for 2 Bed September 21st Contact us for more info and book your private appointment.
Picasso Condos Monarch 318 Richmond Ave W, Toronto *Upto $30,000 off, *1 Year free maintenance, *One price plan for 1+Den 627 sq.ft unit for $375,990 September 19th Limited time offer! Contact us to book an appointment for your private viewing.
Waterscapes Condos Monarch 2167 Lakeshore Blvd., Toronto *Upto $30,000 off, *Buy with only 10% down September 14th Limited time offer! Contact us to book an appointment.
Bluewater condos Pemberton 3500 Lakeshore Rd. W, Oakville *$10,000 Off & 1 year free maintenace fee September 13th Limited time offer! Contact us for more infoamtion.
Evolution Condos Averton Homes 5101 Dundas St W, Toronto *Free Assignment, *1 Year free maintenance, *$10,000 cash back. September 12th Limited time offer! Contact us for more info.
Mirage Condos The Conservatory Group 335 Rathburn Rd W, Mississauga *2% off the purchase price. September 6th Limited time offer!
Cinema Tower Condos Daniels 31 Widmer St, Toronto *$0 Mortgage for 1 year, *$0 Closing costs, 5% Down payment August 29th Updated on September 13th!
Limited time offer! Contact us for more info.
The Perry Condos Mansouri Living 128 Pears Ave., Toronto *Release of new units, *1% cashback on closing, Free assignment ($5,000 valus), *Parking inclded with suites over 700 sq.ft, *and more... August 19, 2012 **Exclusive Offer** Contact us to book a private showing.
Ocean Club Condos Beaverhall Homes & Graywood Developments 2157 Lake Shore W, Toronto One price plan for 505,515 & 530 sq.ft units all for $267,900 August 10, 2012 Limited time offer! Contact us for more details.
Five Condos Mod Developments & Graywood Developments 5 St Joseph St., Toronto *Upto $25,000 discount, *Only 10% deposit, *Release of new floors. August 4, 2012 This offer is exclusive to us. Contact us to book a private appointment.
Willow Park at Bayview The Brown Group of Companies 17 Ruddington Dr., Toronto *Upto $45,000 discount from the purchase price August 3, 2012 Updated on September 26th! Contact us for this limited time offer.
Westwood Condos Alterra Islington Ave & Bloor St W *Release of new suites, *1% Cash back, *50% discount on Parking, *Only 10% deposit. ***Steps to the TTC Subway and minutes to Downtown Toronto.*** July 28, 2012 Updated on August 14th! Contact us for this limited time offer.
Updated on July 28th! Contact us for this exclusive offer.
Carlaw Condos Streetcar Development 345 Carlaw Ave., Toronto *Free furnishings of $10,000-$16,000 from In Design Republic Furniture July 20, 2012 Contact us for more info on this very limited time offer.
July 19, 2012 Exclusive offer! Contact us for more info.
Nexus Condos at Downtown Markham The Remington Group 162 Enterprise Blvd., Markham ON *Only 10% downpayment July 18, 2012 Contact us for more info!
Updated on September 6th! Exclusive offer! Contact us for more info.
Urbancorp Keele St & Sheppard Ave W *Upto $40,000 discount July 14, 2014 Townhomes on Canada's largest National Park. Contact us for these exclusive discounts.
Rise Condos Reserve Properties 501 St Clair Ave. W, Toronto *Buy with only 10% down July 13, 2012 Updated on September 6th!
Milan Condos The Conservatory Group 825 Church St., Toronto (Yorkville) *Only $5,000 deposit untill occupancy, *$20,000 cash back, *& lots more July 12, 2012 Updated on September 7th! Super Hot Deal!!! Contact us for this exclusive offer.
Encore at Equinox Monarch Borough Dr & Brian Harrison Way *Free parking spot, *Release of 2 new suites, *Buy with only 5% down July 12, 2012 Updated on October 13th! Limited time offer! Contact us for more info.
Yorkland at Herons Hill Monarch 265 Yorklands Blvd., Toronto *Upto $25,000 discount on public price July 5, 2012 Contact us for more info. Limited time offer!
Ultra Condos at Heron's Hill Monarch 2025 Sheppard Av. E, Toronto *Upto $25,000 discount on public price July 5, 2012 Contact us for more info. Limited time offer!
July 4, 2012 Etobicoke's waterfront newest addrsss at a VIP stage. Contact us for this exclusive opportunity.
Evolution Condos Beaverbrook Homes 5101 Dundas St. W, Toronto *Free Assignment, *1 Year free maintenance fee, *$10,000 discount, *10% deposit, *and lots more July 2, 2012 Limited time offer! Contact us for more info.
Absolute World Condos Cityzen & Fernbrook Homes 80 Absolute Avenue, Mississauga Exclusive Access to the final release of Penthouse Suites (from $1,258,000) & Executive Suites (from $474,900). **An Internationally Acclaimed Landmark in Mississauga** June 20, 2012 Contact us for this Exclusive one day sales opportunity on Saturday, June 23rd.
Howard Park - Roncesvalles Village Triumph Developments 30 Howard Park Ave, Toronto *2 year Vendor leaseback, *Up to 8% ROI June 20, 2012 Exclusive Opportunity!
Chestnut Hill Homes Liverpool Road and Bayly Street, Pickering *3 Years free maintenance, *Only $5,000 initial deposit June 19, 2012 Updated on July 18th! Limited inventory! 30-60 days closing. Contact us for more info.
X2 Condos Great Gulf Homes Jarvis Street & Charles Street, Toronto *Buy with only 10% down, *Release of 49th floor June 19, 2012 Limited time offer! Sales starts from today.
FLO Condos Devorn Developments 4679 Yonge St., Toronto *1 year free maintenance fee *and TTC metropass, *Free locker with 2 bed suites June 15, 2012 Limited time offer!
Howard Park Triumph Developments 30 Howard Park Av., Toronto Buy with 5% down June 15, 2012 Limited time offer!
Post House Condos Alterra Development 105 George St., Toronto *10% Downpayment and 0% on Occupancy, *2% Cash back. June 13, 2012 Updated on October 13th! Additional VIP Incentives! Contact us for more details.
Contact us for additional VIP Incentives and for more info.
IQ Condos The Remington Group 1061 The Queensway, Toronto Only 10% Down June 10, 2012 Updated on July 18th! Limited time offer! Contact us for more info.
Bluewater condos Pemberton 3500 Lakeshore Rd. W, Oakville $10,000 Off & 1 year free maintenace fee May 26, 2012 Limited time offer! Contact us for more infoamtion.
Picasso Condos Monarch 318 Richmond Av. W, Toronto $10,000-$30,000 off! $500 Assignment Fee (Regular $5,000) April 23, 2012 Updated on July 28th! Very limited time offer! Get in touch with us asap.
April 21, 2012 Buy Two Bedrooms For The Price Of A One Bedroom! Very limited time only! Contact us for more info.
Mercer Condos Greywood Developments 8 Mercer ST., Toronto *15% Downplayment in 540 days, *Upto $25,000 Cash Back April 19, 2012 Updated on July 5th!
Thompson Residences Freed Development 600 King St. W, Toronto *10% Deposit, *$5,000 off, *$5,000 in Upgrades, *Few more incentives** April 17, 2012 Limited time only! Contact us for more info.
April 02, 2012 Act now for this limited time offer. Contact us for more info.
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Order the Tillie V2T from Carts and Tools with either a 10 Ah or 15Ah 36 V Lithium battery. This model ships with our custom toolbar to attach accessories.
You can add even more accessories including a 6″ or 12″ hoop, a Glaser adapter plate (use your Glaser tools with Tillie) or a gauge wheel (pictured above).
Lithium batteries are required to be shipped as dangerous goods. We want you to know that Carts and Tools Supply is 100% compliant with these regulations to ensure safety for everyone. These regulations and requirements require a shipping surcharge be added to lithium battery purchases.
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Our new Tillie™ with the offset head and a sturdy toolbar is our newest addition to our tiller and cultivator line. Tillie V2T has a 3 position locking head; straight, 30 degrees to the right and 30 degrees to the left. It keeps all the great things Tillie offers plus adds an offset head design for added versatility. The pull-pin design means you can quickly change the head orientation without any tools. When using the offset it allows you to avoid walking on freshly tilled soil. Tillie is still designed for the professional in you. Whether you are farming or gardening, this electric tiller will quickly become your go-to tool in the barn or garden shed. With a 36V electric hub motor, hardened tool-steel tines, heavy-duty powder coated steel, stainless steel fasteners and hand-rubbed steam-bent oak handles, Tillie is created from the ground up for hard work.
The Tillie V2T Offset Head Tiller & Toolbar ships with our versatile toolbar to attach additional accessories including a 6″ and 12″ stirrup hoop, a gauge wheel and an adapter plate .
Extensive field trials have resulted in patent-pending tines which act like multiple collinear hoes. Unlike other tillers, the electric hub motor provides exceptional power and torque even at slow speeds of operation.
This design creates for you a tool that adapts to your changing soil conditions and specific needs. Using slow but powerful revolutions, you can cultivate more precisely than ever and preserve the soil's tilth. You can also, speed things up and deeply till away.
This Tillie V2T is battery powered and ships with a 36 V lithium battery, either a 36V 10Ah or a 36V 15Ah. That means no more gas, fumes, noise or starter ropes and goodbye fouled spark plugs. There is even a solar charging option.
We designed and built Tillie with professional quality and power because we use it. You will be more efficient which will give you more time to do more chores (sorry).
Patent-pending design includes tines that were created with the shape and function of a collinear hoe in mind and are coupled to a new generation electric hub motor. This results in a tool that is unmatched in versatility, power, function and did we mention good looks?
An ergonomic design with a low center of gravity paired with a variable controller provides you an infinite range of speed. Tillie enables precision cultivation right up to the plants while eliminating weeds, and controlling tilling depth.
Tillie™ is no shrinking violet just because it's precise. Let it go after some real dirt and you can till last year's garden in less time with no exhaust fumes and so little noise you can have a conversation with the person watching you in awe.
The efficient styling means fewer parts, less complexity, and ease of use. There is no choke, no fuel cans, no extension cords and no hassles. You turn it on and it just works as long as you keep the battery charged, but we are working on that. We use the highest quality materials available, including stainless steel and hardwood handles so that your Tillie™ will provide years of service and that's a good thing because you are going to love it.
The Tillie™ Offset Head – ships with a 36V lithium battery and includes the charger and toolbar.
The motor (engine) is 36V, 1000 W electric direct drive motor integrated into the tiller. This means that there are no gears, belts, linkages or any other additional elements that could fail or break. These brushless hub motors feature permanent high quality neodymium magnets and a fixed armature. The advantages include including more torque per weight, more torque per watt (increased efficiency), increased reliability, reduced noise and a longer lifetime. The system is nearly maintenance free and very quiet.
No gas can, no mixing oil and fuel, no choke, no carburetor to gum up, no spark plug to foul (ever notice how they put the spark plug in a place you can barely get to anyways?). Oh, we almost forgot, no pulling on a rope until your shoulder falls off.
Who likes the smell of gasoline on their hands or exhaust fumes in their nose? Granted, some electricity isn't as clean as is could be but overall electricity is much better than fossil fuels. Plus, you will be able use a solar panel for charging, affording you the most sustainable tiller on the market.


There are many people that have struggled with this. (I included). It took me about $400 and almost a month to break this barrier. Once I jumped on to LeadImpact and started with PPV I made my first conversion that very day. I realized I was lucky though as I had to work very hard to get conversions from my later campaigns.
Lucky for you I'll be giving away some of my campaigns that have brought in conversions. I can't guarantee you can make them profitable though due to the low payout but it's definitely worth doing to prove to yourself this industry is legit.
If you haven't already signed up with MaxBounty and LeadImpact, do so.
As you can see these targets worked and brought me in some 'leads'. Whether it's a sale or a lead prosper202 refers to both as leads. I was unable to make money off this but it's a good starting point or morale booster to show you how this can work. Set your budget to about $10 and wait till it runs out. If you haven't made any money yet, go through your tracking and delete the keywords/targets that have the most clicks as these are eating up your budget but by now you would have most likely made a conversion.
Rotating Landing Pages in PPV, (Lead Impact).


Nicely updated 4 bed, 3 bath multi level home sitting on a private 1/2 acre lot complete with pond views! Featuring an updated kitchen, lower level bathroom and laundry room, new living room flooring, new patio door, vaulted ceilings, open layout and natural lighting throughout! Spacious screened in porch with a deck off the backside surrounded by landscaping is an added bonus! Pre-inspected please see supplements.


The investigators are proposing to perform a double-blinded, non-inferiority randomized controlled trial comparing a short 30-day treatment with BZN 150mg/day (30d/150mg) vs. a 60-day treatment with BZN 300 mg/day (60d/300mg). The investigators will recruit not previously treated T. cruzi seropositive women with a live birth during the postpartum period in Argentina, randomize them at six months postpartum, and follow them up with the following specific aims: Specific Aim 1: To measure the effect of BZN 30d/150mg compared to 60d/300mg preconceptional treatment on parasitic load measured by the frequency of positive PCR (primary outcome) and by real-time quantitative PCR (qPCR), immediately (Specific Aim 1a) and 10 months (Specific Aim 1b) after treatment. Hypothesis 1a: The frequency of positive PCR and the parasitic load measured by qPCR immediately after BZN 30d/150mg will be non-inferior (Non Inferiority [NI] margin for PCR: 10% absolute difference) to BZN 60d/300mg. Hypothesis 1b: The frequency of positive PCR and the parasitic load measured by qPCR 10 months after BZN 30d/150mg will be non-inferior (NI margin for PCR: 9% absolute difference) to BZN 60d/300mg. Specific Aim 2: To measure the frequency of serious adverse events leading to treatment interruption of BZN 30d/150mg compared to 60d/300mg. Hypothesis 2: The frequency of serious adverse events leading to treatment interruption will be 50% lower with BZN 30d/150mg than with BZN 60d/300mg. A 24-month recruitment period is planned in four hospitals with 23,436 deliveries in 2015 and frequencies of T. cruzi seropositive women varying from 1.5% to 4.8%. The investigators are planning to enroll 600 T. cruzi seropositive women.
Written informed consent from the mother.
cruzi seropositivity confirmed by at least two positive tests.
Women residing outside of the provinces of Chaco, Santiago del Estero, or Tucumán.
Previous trypanocide treatment (BZN or nifurtimox).
Female sterilization; no intention to use modern contraception methods during treatment.
History of severe alcohol abuse within two years; renal insufficiency.


The first month of funding rounds for 2019 is over and here is a lowdown of it, as recorded by the research team at YoStartups. The article covers the highlights of the funding activities in January 2019 with a focus on funding patterns according to the geography, funding round categories and the industries.
According to the research by YoStartpus, 1423 funding deals were completed in this first month of funding for 2019. The amount raised from 281 of these deals have not been disclosed yet, and the total amount raised from the rest of the signed 1142 deals capped at $26.52 billion.
Overall, this marks a decrease in the number of deals by 48.7% and 10.4% drop in the investment amount raised, as compared to the funding deals completed in January 2018.
Let us look at the top performing funding round types for January 2019.
The maximum number of deals was recorded in the category of seed rounds in January 2019 while the highest amount of funding was raised through private equity rounds.
The early stage funding rounds which include pre-seed, seed and angel rounds accounted for 34.2% of the total deals signed. Compared to January 2018, the number of early-stage deals, as well as the amount raised, has shown a decline. The total number of deals fell by 62.1%, and the amount raised in these deals fell by 20.3%.
Venture funding deals dominated with a share of 46.45% in the total deals signed in January 2019. When compared to the funding deals in January 2018, venture funding witnessed a drop by 29.5% in the number of deals and an 8.3% decrease in the amount raised.
The average amount raised in early-stage funding and venture funding stands at $1.97 million and $27.95 million.
These industries witnessed deals that accounted for 49.6% of the total number of deals. Startups in these sectors raised $13.64 billion which is 51.4% of the total investment amount raised in January 2019.
Software & SaaS brought in the highest amount of investments at $4.24 billion. Real estate and fintech follow in the ranking with $3.68 billion and $2.91 billion respectively.
1,404 companies from across 67 companies participated in funding activities, recording a 22.1% decrease in the number of countries that got investments in comparison to January 2018. The United States continues to lead with the highest number of deals and investment amounts received.
This January, only 539 deals were signed by US-based startups as compared to 1171 deals in January last year. However, the overall investment in the US has increased by 43.8%, and the average investment has grown three times the amount recorded in January 2018.
Startups from China and the United Kingdom also saw important funding activities with 244 and 125 deals respectively. The average amount raised in China for January 2019 is $18.18 million while that in the United Kingdom stands at $7.4 million.
Let us look at how each of the regions around the world has performed in the first month of funding rounds in 2019.
Four startups from the US signed funding deals that crossed over a billion with the highest deal valued at $2 billion, giving the country an impressive lead in the region. Here are the details about top funding rounds from January 2019.
We Company, a US-based co-working space – formerly known as WeWorks – raised $2 billion from Softbank.
Infor raised $1.5 billion from Koch Equity Development and Golden Gate Capital. The US-based company provides enterprise software and services worldwide.
KKR & Co. (Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co) invested $1 billion into Altavair. It is an asset management firm that offers commercial aviation assets management services.
Health and wellness company Verily raised $1 billion from Silver Lake Partners. Verily develops tools and devices to collect, organize and activate health data.
Clover Health secured $500 million from Greenoaks Capital. Clover Health offers a revolutionary health insurance model that is driven by technology at every step.
Jusda, a China-based a business-to-business (B2B) supply chain management firm, raised $356 million from IDG Capital, China Life Insurance, and CICC.
Singapore-based ride-hailing platform Grab secured $350 million from Tokyo Century.
Chinese startup Zhangmen raised $350 million from China Media Capital and CICC Alpha in January. Zhangmen is an online tutoring company offering personalized learning modules for K-12 students.
Yimidida, a China-based transportation & logistics company raised $266 million from Boyu Capital. Yimidida provides crowd-sourced delivery services in China's small counties and villages.
China-based edtech company DaDa that offers one-on-one innovative online English training programs raised $255 million from Warburg Pincus.
European startups recorded deals valuing up to $500 million in January 2019. Here are the top companies that raised the highest amount of funding in Europe.
Veeam Software, a Switzerland-based data services company, raised $500 million from Insight Venture Partners. The company provides backup solutions that enable intelligent data management.
N26, a Germany-based fintech company raised $300 million from Insight Venture Partners. N26 helps its customers manage their bank accounts efficiently through with their smartphones from wherever they are.
German startup Medici Living Group picked up $300 million from W5 Group last month. The company develops and operates innovative and digitalized co-living concepts worldwide.
Alvotech, an Iceland-based biotech company raised $300 million from Morgan Stanley. Alvotech focuses on developing biosimilar versions of leading monoclonal antibodies molecules.
Mainstream Renewable Power from Ireland raised $102 million from HSBC Ireland and DNB. The company provides project design and management services for renewable and alternative energies.
Australia, South Africa and Ghana outshone the countries in the Oceania and Africa region with their startups raising impressive funding amounts in January 2019. Here are the details of the top deals completed in this month.
Lendi, a fintech company based in Australia, raised $40 million from General Atlantic. It is a home loan platform that matches borrowers and lenders.
Humanforce, a workforce management company that has developed a software called TimeTarget to help businesses manage their workforce better raised $16 million from Accel-KKR.
African Leadership Academy, a South Africa based company, raised $30 million from Anders Holch Povlsen. African Leadership Academy (ALA) is developing a robust network of over 6,000 leaders who will be aid in tackling the various social challenges to achieve extraordinary social impact and accelerate the continent's growth trajectory.
mPharma, a Ghana-based health & wellness company, raised $9 million from undisclosed investors. mPharma is a prescription drug manager for providers and payers in Africa.
These were the updates from the funding rounds completed in January 2019. Keep watching this space for more updates for future funding rounds.
Read about the funding summary for 2018 here.