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SABMiller eyes Kenya's premium beer segment with Miller Genuine Draft
SABMiller will introduce its third beer, Miller Genuine Draft, in Kenya on 8 December, aiming at the premium segment of the local beer market which is currently catered to by rival beer brands Heineken and Tusker Malt. (more…)
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Apostolos Doxiadis (, Brisbane, Queensland, 6 de junio de 1953) es un escritor griego nacido en Australia. Doxiadis escribe novelas didácticas relacionadas con matemáticas, como El tío Petros y la conjetura de Goldbach (1992).

Ingresó con 15 años en la Universidad de Columbia, Nueva York, para cursar estudios de Matemáticas. Más tarde, asistió al École pratique des hautes études (Colegio Práctico de Altos Estudios), en París, donde estudió matemáticas aplicadas al sistema nervioso.

Como realizador cinematográfico, ha dirigido dos películas, Underground Passage y Terirem. Por esta última obtuvo en 1988 el Premio del Centro Internacional de Cine de Arte , ICAC, en Berlín.

Bibliografía
 1985 : Parallel Life
 1988 : Makavettas
 1992 : El tío Petros y la conjetura de Goldbach
 1997 : Three Little Men
 2009 : Logicomix (con Christos Papadimitriou)

Filmografía
 Underground Passage
 Terirem

Enlaces externos
 ApostolosDoxiadis.com (página oficial)

Escritores en griego moderno
Escritores de Grecia del siglo XX
Novelistas de Grecia
Dramaturgos de Grecia
Actores de cine de Grecia
Autobiógrafos de Grecia
Profesores de Grecia
Guionistas de historieta
Alumnado de la Universidad de Columbia
Matemáticos de Grecia
Informáticos teóricos de Grecia
Escritores de Brisbane
Escritores de Grecia del siglo XXI
Matemática y cultura
Nacidos en Brisbane

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"La Chica Dulce" (PDF) from the Trombone Shorty album, Orleans & Claiborne.
Man, I should be teaching a class on this stuff... Here's my last transcription for this album, and while it's not the most electrifying solo, I feel like it encompasses all the previous ideas that I've pointed out in the other solos (air support, phrasing, rhythm, the note) so consider this to be your final review.
The melody is relatively simple and could be used as a moderate warmup. Try transposing it into all twelve keys by ear. Both sections span the octave, so make sure you focus on your air support.
You'll notice from the solo's long phrasing that the air support is constant, there aren't too many places where he takes a breath. And when he hits that high C, the tone is solid, controlled, and he still has enough support to crescendo to knock out the high Db. The idea to take away from this is that he uses the same amount of support for the high notes as he does for the low notes, it's level across his instrument.
So here are some tips for when you're warming up on long tones: Relax your throat and allow it to fill with air. Pretend that you are actually signing the notes when you play, or actually sing the notes beforehand and remember how it feels. When you're relaxed, you'll feel the air stream from your gut through the mouth. To develop your control, add volume swells to your long tones. Lastly, visualize a candle across the room and try to blow out the flame using the stream of air coming out of your horn. That's the amount of air support required to be as flexible as Trombone Shorty. Good luck.
In the meantime, let's continue to celebrate the changing of the seasons. Last week, Trombone Shorty performed with Dave Matthews as part of the NFL kickoff celebration. It was broadcasted on NBC before the New Orleans Saints football game, but I noticed that the horns couldn't be heard very well through the TV. Fortunately, there's a YouTube video shot from the audience that captures the real show. Enjoy!
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Raytheon's "Blue Marble" Imaging Sensor Delivered For JPSS-1 Integration
Raytheon's VIIRS sensor improves forecasters' ability to predict severe weather with greater precision. Image Credit: Raytheon Company
March 2, 2015 – Raytheon Company delivered a second Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) instrument to support the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Joint Polar Satellite System mission.
The second VIIRS unit will fly aboard the JPSS-1 spacecraft, ensuring continuity of critical weather information currently being provided by its predecessor, the joint NOAA/NASA Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership satellite launched in 2011.
Comprehensive testing at Raytheon's Space Systems facility in El Segundo, California preceded its on-schedule delivery to Ball Aerospace and Technologies Corp. in Boulder, Colorado, for spacecraft integration. Testing confirmed that the VIIRS sensor will withstand launch conditions and operate as expected. Integration will begin immediately to support the scheduled launch of JPSS-1 in early 2017.
VIIRS is widely known for producing unprecedented, detailed images of Earth including NASA's 2012 Blue Marble visual image and for breaking new ground in the observation of evolving storm patterns at night. It also improves forecasters' ability to predict severe weather with greater precision and is important for forecasting in Arctic areas, which do not receive geostationary coverage. VIIRS data is used for a wide range of applications such as monitoring harmful algal blooms, sea surface temperature and vegetation stress as a predictor of drought.
"VIIRS is state-of-the-art space-based environmental monitoring technology," said Roger Cole, Raytheon VIIRS program director. "Its design has been validated by extensive testing. VIIRS is destined to play a pivotal role in NOAA's evolving weather mission for years to come."
JPSS is a collaboration between NOAA and NASA. NOAA is responsible for managing and operating the JPSS program, while NASA is responsible for developing, building and launching the JPSS instruments and spacecraft, and for developing the ground system.
JPSS-1 is being built and integrated at the Ball Aerospace Fisher Integration Facility, Boulder, Colorado.
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One of our most important assets, of course, is our employees. When we find an employee that possess the necessary skills and a passion for our company, it's a home run. The question is how will that employee loyalty hold up as the employee becomes more familiar with their job, management, and customers.
What happens when you have a long-term employee who's been loyal to your organization, but suddenly, his or her performance is not what it once used to be.
I'm working with a client who has an employee that has been with them since the start of their business nearly 15 years ago. For most of those years, the relationship had been a strong one. The employee doing quality work, and my client leaning on him as a "go-to guy". For a long time, it was a marriage made in heaven.
As time has gone by, the employee has grown more and more comfortable. They have also noticed there's been a change in the employee's overall activity and productivity.
It started with the employee coming in late or leaving early from time to time. There has been an increase in "doctor" appointments for the employee and his family members and more "traffic" coming into work.
More recently the employee has been changing his schedule (he is a field technician) so that he could finish his day closer to home. Often the changes are made without letting dispatch know he has altered his schedule. These changes have impacted both customer satisfaction and project timelines for the business.
I asked my client how he felt about the increase in unexcused absences and tardiness events. The answer was as you expect.
I got looked at like I was crazy as if I was questioning whether this employee was really providing what the company needed.
I then asked my client if they had addressed this concern directly with the employee.
My client has let a pattern develop, he hasn't called the employee out formally, he doesn't have a clear resolution path. Additionally, my client feels angry, his good nature has been taken advantage of, and some trust has been lost.
His loyalty to the relationship at this stage outweighs that of his employee.
He is also at risk if he gets fed up and one day fires the employee. There is a risk of a wrongful termination lawsuit because there is no documentation of his previous policy violations.
1. Address the situation: Be straight forward. Do not accuse the employee of any wrongdoing. Just let him know that what you've been witnessing and express how it is impacting the business and your perception of the relationship.
2. Give that employee an opportunity to explain his viewpoint: Maybe there are issues at home or he is facing a personal challenge. If that is the case, it provides you the opportunity to extend help and possibly repair the relationship.
The employee may no longer be happy in their work and is considering leaving. If that is the case, being direct may give you both time to plan an exit that is mutually beneficial. Try to make the conversation a win/win for both parties.
3. Restate your expectations: At the end of the meeting, assuming all parties wish to move forward, you must restate your job expectations. Make sure the employee is clear in understanding your expectations and how they relate to corporate policy and what disciplinary steps will be taken if not followed. Get a verbal contract of understanding from the employee and document this meeting with HR.
4. Be consistent: Two weeks later the employee is late again. What do you do? You must follow through and formally reprimand the employee. This will ensure that the employee understands the consequence of their actions and that you are not going to fall into the same pattern of behavior.
5. Keep records: Document each future incident. Ultimately not all situations will be successful, and in some cases, you might have to terminate the relationship with this employee. And it's always important to make sure you have your house in order should they ever want to come back and challenge their termination.
The problem with long-term relationships, whether they are in employment or in your personal life, is they can be taken for granted over time. If all parties do not put in an effort to keep the bond strong, employee loyalty can be challenged. The key is to keep an open line of communication, talk through problems before they spiral out of control, and be honest with each other. With a little work, a long-term relationship can be the greatest gift given any employer.
Have you successfully rebounded a working relationship that has gone sideways? Share your story and how you made it work in the comments below?


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Why Are Christian Classical Education Students Stomping the Competition?
CP Current Page: Opinion | Friday, September 16, 2016
By Steve Turley, Op-Ed Contributor | Friday, September 16, 2016
Dr. Steve Turley is a teacher of Theology and Rhetoric at Tall Oaks Classical School in New Castle, Delaware, and professor of Fine Arts at Eastern University.
Patrick Henry College recently brought more honor to the exciting renewal of classical education nationwide.
Not only has the small liberal arts school in Purcellville, Virginia, won nine of the last twelve American Moot Court Association National Championships, but PHC just received international accolades as the first place winner in the 2016 Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Geneva, Switzerland. As such, the debate team of rising juniors, William Bock and Helaina Hirsch, demonstrated the enduring legacy of the classical rhetoric tradition, even over the likes of Yale, Duke, and the University of Virginia.
PHC's achievements, though certainly impressive, are increasingly par for the course among classical schools. In secondary education, schools such as The Logos School and The Ambrose School, both in Idaho, have ranked as high as fifth in the nation in mock trial competition. The Logos School in particular has qualified for the national competition an astonishing 14 times.
However, the recovery of rhetorical skill among classically educated students is about far more than the mere accumulation of competitive laurels. Rhetoric was historically central to the formation of classical culture.
As Patristic scholar Carol Harrison has noted, the various constituents of classical intellectual life — its educational system, its legal and political practices, its ceremonies, literature, and art — were all founded upon the art and practice of rhetoric. On the one hand, the concern for rhetoric was certainly practical, in that rhetorical training fostered an educated elite of judges, senators, governors, and military leaders responsible for the welfare of the city-state. On the other hand, there was a cultural significance to rhetoric. Rooted as it was in the grand Homeric epics, rhetoric was envisioned as having immense power to shape the way people thought and behaved.
This is why the classical educational curriculum relied on rhetoric to shape a common culture or what the Greeks called paideia, which, once learned and mastered, identified its practitioners as part of an educated elite, those entrusted with maintaining the cultural life of the city-state. Because the literate all read the same books, poets, and histories, because they all studied the same music, art, and sport, they shared a common lifeworld, and were able to speak to each other and the rest of society as embodiments of what were considered humanity's highest ideals.
The work of Patristic scholar Frances Young has detailed how this classical emphasis on rhetoric provided the foundation for the emergence of a distinctly Christian paideia or culture. Young noted that the sacred Scriptures of early Christians provided the foundation of what she calls a "totalizing discourse."
In other words, the Christian meta-narrative from creation to consummation, from the first Adam to the new Adam, provided an alternative cosmic narrative to that offered by the classical world, by which the totality of life could be understood. The writings of the Christian apologists in the second century, and the schools that developed over the course of the third in Alexandria, Antioch, Caesarea in Palestine, Edessa in Syria, were all characterized by a classical curriculum that had been reoriented around the emergence of the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments.
Since the founding of the Logos School in 1994, there has been nothing less than a renaissance of classical Christian education through the U.S., Europe, and Africa. According to the Association of Classical Christian Schools membership statistics, there were 10 classical schools in the nation in 1994, today there are over 230.
Since 2002, student enrollment in classical schools has more than doubled from 17,000 nationwide to over 41,000, and all indicators suggest that the next decade will be one of significant growth. And we are already seeing the effects of this kind of education. As of 2015, classical schools had the highest SAT scores in each of the three categories of Reading, Math, and Writing among all independent, religious and public schools.
However, could the recovery of classical education mean more than mock trial and SAT achievements?
Students are once again reading the classical texts and great books, reciting the same epic poetry, studying the classical languages, developing comparable music literacy, worshipping through traditional liturgy, and writing and orally defending theses. Through this renewed Christian paideia, they are rediscovering what it means to be truly human, particularly as our humanity has been restored in the redemptive work of Christ. In short, they are rediscovering the distinctively Christian conception of the educated person.
And so, the reemergence of classical education over the last few decades is doing far more than simply winning competitions and training our students to think; with trophies in hand, it appears that our students are part of nothing less than a civilizational renaissance, the revitalized intellectual tradition of a distinctive and vibrant Christian culture.
Steve Turley (Ph.D., Durham University) is an internationally recognized scholar, speaker, and blogger at TurleyTalks.com. He is the author of Awakening Wonder: A Classical Guide to Truth, Goodness, and Beauty and The Ritualized Revelation of the Messianic Age: Washings and Meals in Galatians and 1 Corinthians. Steve is a teacher of Theology and Rhetoric at Tall Oaks Classical School in Newark, DE, and Professor of Fine Arts at Eastern University.
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Kona Community Hospital staff member's second positive COVID-19 test not due to reinfection
by: Sam Spangler
Posted: Jul 20, 2020 / 09:58 PM HST / Updated: Jul 21, 2020 / 12:17 PM HST
KEALAKEKUA, Hawaii (KHON2) — Kona Community Hospital's battle with a cluster of COVID-19 prompted a test of all staff to identify new positive cases, and a recent positive result is raising some questions.
The hospital sent out a release Monday saying that 547 of 548 staff had tested negative, but stated that "The single positive test result is for a worker from out-of-state who previously had COVID, but had recovered and was symptom-free for more than the required 10-day period. This worker was cleared for work by the Hawaii Department of Health."
According to Dr. Scott Miscovich, who is working with testing the cluster at KCH, the worker had been without symptoms for about three weeks and was well within guidelines for being cleared.
"How do you get to be released? Well the guidelines have just even been changed," Dr. Miscovich said. "You get tested, and then you have to have a minimum of three days where you no longer have fever. And you no longer are demonstrating any cough or any symptoms. So this person was weeks after that, and it was clear to return."
The problem with testing an individual that has cleared COVID-19 protocol after infection is the virus can continue to show up on tests even if the person is no longer infectious.
"I'd like to tell the public and tell employers especially is that test that you get is so sensitive, that there will be residual proteins from the virus in there that will be detectable for sometimes months and months and months but it does not mean that you are actively shedding," Dr. Miscovich said.
Reinfection is a topic that has drawn much attention lately with the prospects of herd immunity brought up in regards to COVID-19 policy.
"No one knows," Dr. Miscovich said of the possibility. "The research is stating that we are starting to see that some people have less of the antibody present as time progresses. There is no evidence that we have seen that someone has completely lost protection from antibodies and is actively going to get a second infection."
Dr. Miscovich added that there was some positive news that broke about COVID-19 globally Monday, with Oxford University's Phase 1 trial for a vaccine for the virus showing promise.
"The number of people that maintain very strong antibodies was very high so most of us were really encouraged to know that something that is going to a phase 2," Dr. Miscovich said. "That would project that we might be in first quarter next year where we could already be talking about something that's passed through the rigors of a multi-phased trial."
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New Study: 34% of Traffic and 28% of Orders for Large Online Fashion Retail Brands Come Directly from Search and Social
34% of traffic, 28% of orders and 26% of the total order value for large online fashion retailers comes directly from search and social sites including Google and Facebook, new global research suggests. Of all traffic arriving directly from paid social, 80% is from Facebook and Instagram.
And the data suggests mobile phones dominate: 76% of all traffic, 64% of all orders and 59% of the total order value for large enterprise fashion ecommerce brands comes from smartphones.
The study by Nosto, the ecommerce personalisation and retail AI platform analysed 1.19 billion visits to ecommerce sites globally during the busiest three months of the retail calendar (Dec 2018 to Jan 2019). 24% of visits were to enterprise fashion sites with annual sales of $50m or more). The research tracked all traffic sources based on the 'last click' (where a visitor was prior to landing onto an ecommerce site).
The Impact of Paid and Organic Search and Social Media on Fashion Ecommerce
Organic Social
Total : Search + Social
Below 1%
While organic and paid social appear to generate 9% of all traffic to enterprise fashion ecommerce based on the last click model, the full impact of social is likely to be significantly greater, according to Jim Lofgren, CEO of Nosto:
"Social sites such as Facebook and Instagram are important destinations for branding and product discovery, especially in the fashion space. You can't judge their full power only by looking at the last click from either paid or unpaid sources that are driving visitors to merchants' stores. Instagram in particular is an extremely popular platform on which shoppers follow fashion influencers to learn about new styles and brands, but that higher-funnel discovery process won't show up in ecommerce marketers' website analytics data.
"The modern ecommerce fashion shopping journey is highly complex, and more often than not the shopper finally arrives at a retailer's site by heading there directly or via Google search. This continues to pose challenges for ecommerce brands trying to evaluate the ROI of their marketing spend."
Nosto's examination of the direct impact of social media on enterprise fashion ecommerce reveals that of the four main social networks (Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Snapchat) Facebook and Instagram are the biggest drivers of traffic and orders from paid and organic social.
Within paid social, Facebook accounts for 73% of all traffic, 89% of all orders and 86% of the total order value. In organic social, Facebook represents 53% of traffic, 59% of orders and 56% of the total order value.
Instagram generates 41% of all organic social traffic, 41% of all organic orders and 43% of the total organic social order value. On the paid social side, Instagram generates 16% of all traffic, 10% of all orders and 14% of the total order value.
Of the other social networks, both Snapchat and Pinterest account for 3% each of direct organic social traffic. However orders resulting directly from organic Pinterest and Snapchat activity based on the last click are negligible. In paid social Snapchat drives 10% of traffic and 1% of orders, implying a stronger branding and awareness value currently.
Aside from search and social, the study reveals visits and transactions for enterprise fashion ecommerce sites are either generated by direct traffic (when shoppers directly type the ecommerce site's web address into their phones and computers); from sources such as marketing emails, ad networks and affiliate sites; or from dark social (mostly from people sharing links to the ecommerce sites in emails, text messages and messaging apps).
Nosto's fashion retail customers include Gymshark, Agent Provocateur, Aquascutum, Everlast, Helly Hansen and Volcom.
More insights from the study, including charts are included in a blog post on the Nosto website at:
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The 10th anniversary remake of Generation II Pokémon games Gold and Silver, respectively named Heart Gold and Soul Silver, were just released on Saturday, September 12, 2009 in Japan. These were two games that I grew up on, the games that I played to death, and have very fond memories of. A while back I remember hearing about these released and always saw a post here and there on Kotaku keeping up with any news. Monday I saw that the game had been released two days ago, and I was shocked because I didn't even realize it. So I headed over to Play-Asia and ordered myself a copy of Heart Gold. It actually shipped Tuesday, so hopefully I receive it relatively soon (within the next week?).
My only worries about buying an imported game is the language barrier. I know zero Japanese, so this could be somewhat of a problem. I think it will be less of a problem because I am familiar with Pokémon (especially Gold and Silver), and the games aren't to heavy on the story. If it was a game like Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest then I could see myself being somewhat confused on what to do next or where to go (but I am sure I could find help/guides on the internets). I am hoping the game will allow me to trade with my Pokémon from Diamond, but if not it isn't a huge deal. I'd be disappointed if there are any problems with using the wi-fi on the game, but I really doubt there will be.
I know the game ships with a peripheral known as the Pokéwalker. I don't know that much about it, other than it measures steps and based on the number of steps, it does cool things. It should be very interesting to carry in my pocket and see what happens. If it turns out to be lame and useless, then it isn't the end of the world. I wonder if it will be included with the U.S.A. version when it gets released?
From the information I have seen almost all Generation I - IV Pokémon should be obtainable. Bottom line is I am freaking pumped to play it! The game looks gorgeous, and it is something I grew up playing a lot of.


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The history of South Africa is inextricably bound to gold. Since the time the metal was first discovered in the Transvaal by Alec "Wheelbarrow" Patterson in 1873, the international ebb and flow of gold's fortunes figured directly in the fortunes of South Africa itself. The two Boer Wars in the late 19th century, between Dutch (Afrikaners) and British settlers, were essentially territorial battles over the South African gold fields. Paul Kruger, whose portrait graces the obverse of the famed Krugerrand bullion gold coin, led the Afrikaners and in 1883 became the first president of the new South African Republic. At the end of the 19th century, the Second Boer War culminated in defeat of the Afrikaners resulting in British accession to sovereignty.
Shortly thereafter, the Union of South Africa became the largest gold producing country in the world -- a position it held for most of the 20th century with production at times accounting for as much as one-third the world's total output. Now, the South African mines, some of the deepest in the world, are in decline, and South Africa ranks as the world's second largest producer behind China.
The first Krugerrand was minted in 1967 as a gold bullion coin, the value of which was based upon the international spot price of the metal. The concept of a one ounce gold coin tied to spot gold's fluctuations quickly caught on. Nearly 50 million have been minted since 1967.


In the modern world of healthcare, various definitions arise when it comes to the precise meaning of the 'Provider' – is it the actual physician interacting with patients on a face-to-face basis or is it the larger group/institution that 'provides' care to the public and population as a whole?
Just last week in a revealing email exchange, a physician in a large hospital in the Northeast told me that he is NOT a provider but a physician. What did he mean? I thought to myself, 'Of course he is a provider – he provides care to patients every day.' The gentleman of course was using the historical definition for Provider. He was clear in differentiating himself as an individual as opposed to the hospital, medical group or institution that he works for.
With all due respect, we at Phynd look at providers a little differently. We believe that the individual practitioner is a provider and that a provider's data has been under-managed in healthcare IT systems. We believe the management of the Provider's data is key to improving all significant clinical, financial and operational systems in a healthcare organization. Providing a single, common Provider database with workflow tools to gather, manage and securely share it throughout the IT environment is vital to the health of the hospital.
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Shares of Jones Apparel Group rose 5.5 percent on Wednesday despite first-quarter profits that were down because the company saw improvement in the spring selling season.
By Vicki M. Young on May 1, 2008
"I think what was encouraging, when the weather warmed in the first part of April, was that we saw a definite pickup in our retail sales," said Wes Card, president and chief executive officer. "[We had] lots of bright colors and the comps in our stores were in the black. That's very encouraging and we saw some pent-up demand."
Card said if the trend continues, it could "bode well" for a pickup in the back half of the year, particularly in the fourth quarter. This could enable the company to meet its own guidance at the top half of its range.
Shares of Jones closed at $15.83 in trading Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange.
The company updated its guidance to reflect retailers' overall conservative plans for the back half of the year. For the full-year 2008, Jones is expecting adjusted earnings per share from continuing operations at between $1.20 and $1.35, versus 2007 adjusted EPS of $1.26 from continuing operations.
For the first quarter ended April 5, income fell by 59.2 percent to $19.5 million, or 23 cents a diluted share, from $47.8 million, or 44 cents, in the same year-ago quarter. Excluding the effects of the sale of Barneys New York and the impact of severance and other costs related to the company's strategic initiatives, adjusted EPS from continuing operations were 37 cents, versus 46 cents last year. Total revenues were down 9.6 percent to $975.4 million from $1.08 billion. Revenues included a 9.5 percent decrease in sales to $963.4 million from $1.06 billion last year. Same-store sales at the company's own stores were down 8.7 percent for the quarter.
The ceo also said that so far, Jones is "very encouraged" by spring and beyond. "The orders have held up well. Retailers are ordering conservatively and more so for fall. Some newness in the assortments will help with less promotions at retail," Card said.
He also noted that the scenario the company is hoping for, and for which it is planning, is one where there is better inventory control and fewer promotions at retail, in part so there's a corresponding decrease in the need for markdown support to Jones' retail clients. Due to the slowdown in the fourth and first quarters, there was an incremental increase in the amount of markdown support that was reflected in the company's first-quarter margins.
According to chief financial officer John McClain, the company ended the quarter with $200 million in cash and $782 million of total debt, or $303 million less debt than a year ago. While the sale of Barneys helped to pay down some of the firm's short-term debt, the company also has been working on tighter management of its inventories.
In addition to the operations side, Card has worked on bolstering the morale of the company's employees.
"I've been doing regular town hall meetings. The strategy we're working on is to dramatically step up our communication. In August, we will have a new Internet site for employees where they can tune into the news events that affect the company," Card said.
In addition to an executive corner chat on the site, the company will highlight employee news, such as the recognition program that was rolled out on Tuesday. The program identifies top-performing employees, and includes a cash bonus for the associates cited.
Jones also is getting greener, working on initiatives such as recycling and using energy-efficient lightbulbs. It is undertaking a broader study on what the company can do, and asking employees for suggestions.
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'It Must Be Heaven' Film Review: Palestinian Comedy Finds Absurdity Around the World
Cannes 2019: The human comedy, says Elia Suleiman's first film in a decade, recognizes no nationalities and encompasses us all
Ben Croll | May 24, 2019 @ 10:43 AM
More than a few festival-goers must have woken up in rough shape after last night's long trip to the club with Abdellatif Kechiche, and to their credit, the Cannes Film Festival seems to have taken that into account.
Maybe that's why the festival kicked off its final day of screenings on Friday with so gentle and winning a film as Elia Suleiman's "It Must Be Heaven." With his first feature in 10 years, the Palestinian director returns with another exploration of nationality and identity that explores those questions with deadpan humor and poker-faced comic invention.
As in his three previous films, Suleiman takes the lead, playing a version of himself as channeled through the comic personas of Buster Keaton, Jacques Tati and, sure, Mr. Bean. Save for one line of dialogue, Suleiman anchors the film as a quiet observer who takes in the absurdities of the world around him and responds with a cockeyed look or quick double-take that speaks 10 times louder than words.
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As a director, Suleiman knows how to compose the frame to get the most out of each gag, and as a performer, he recognizes that his arched eyebrows are powerful tools of comedy and employs them as such. Those are helpful assets for an easy-going film that coolly ambles forward as a series of short sketches and vignettes, while maintaining a fairly detached tone.
But don't mistake Suleiman's droll approach as evidence of dispassion. Quite to the contrary, in fact, because he uses that flattening style to make his larger point. "It Must Be Heaven" finds the filmmaker/character leaving his home in Palestine to live in Paris and New York, only to find those big city meccas wrought with the same absurdities that mark his native Nazareth.
As he stands before a sign advertising "the human comedy" in Paris, his thesis cannot be clearer. The human comedy knows no borders, he argues. It recognizes no nationalities and it encompasses us all — so it doesn't matter where you go, because there you are.
And in some ways, that's the only way you can live when your own nationality is so hard to quantify. Suleiman is a Palestinian filmmaker, but "It Must Be Heaven" is a French-German-Canadian-Turkish production, because it's not so easy to make a Palestinian film.
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Hell, it wasn't so easy to make this film, we learn in a series of very funny sequences where Suleiman meets with well-known film business figures like Wild Bunch CEO Vincent Maraval, "Matthias and Maxime" producer Nancy Grant and actor Gael Garcia Bernal – all of whom had other projects in Cannes this year, as fate would have it – to pitch this very project.
Maraval gets the best punchline when he turns down the project (in real life, he is handling sales) because "it's not Palestinian enough." Onscreen, Suleiman winces, and the Cannes audience burst into appreciative, knowing laughter. Was the joke on the character, on Maraval, or on everyone gathered together in the room? The answer is all of the above. That's the human comedy.
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Draft UK manslaughter penalties announced
As early as next year negligence leading to death could result in significant fines for businesses, under draft UK sentencing guidelines on corporate manslaughter. However, businesses are likely to breathe a sigh of relief as plans for fines calculated as a percentage of turnover have been scrapped.
Companies found guilty of the new crime of corporate manslaughter, which came into effect in April 2008, can expect fines of millions of pounds. Fines are rarely likely to fall below £500,000 under the proposed guidelines. On top of the fines, the guilty business can also be compelled to publicise the conviction so that it becomes known to shareholders and customers. The publicity orders forcing companies to make their conviction known could take the form of a notice on its website or an advert in the trade press. The guidelines also set fines for health and safety violations that lead to death, with the minimum pegged at £100,000.
'I suspect [the draft guidelines] will go down a lot better with the larger companies as it is not linked to turnover,' says Alison Gray, a partner in the environment and safety team at Dickinson Dees. 'They're still large figures and the large companies are going to get large fines in any event, but at least it's taking it away from looking at annual turnover and a percentage of it. I think where it will really hit home is the smaller companies.'
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The Conscious Sedation es el álbum debut de la banda de death metal melódico System Divide, el cual saldrá a la venta el 14 de septiembre de 2010 a través de Metal Blade Records.

A pesar de que las labores de producción las tomaría Cole Martinez y Jacob Hansen en las mezclas, la banda optó por cambiar de productor a mitades del proceso de grabación, siendo ahora el afamado guitarrista y productor James Murphy (Obituary, Death, Testament) quien se encargó de producir el material.

Tres canciones del álbum: "The Apex Doctrine", "(N)ether" and "Purity in Imperfection" habían aparecido previamente en el EP debut de la banda, The Collapse.

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Créditos
Sven de Caluwé - voz (deathgrowls)
Miri Milman - voz limpia
Michael Wilson - guitarra
Cole Martinez - guitarra
Andrew Lenthe - bajo
Mike Heller - batería

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The Consious Sedation en Encyclopaedia MEtallum - The Metal Archives

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Vilna Gaon, Gog and Magog war and Hoshana Rabba
1) I read on Soul Mazal, the following:
"...The Vilna Gaon on the Mechilta (Shmos 14:20) says that the Gog U'Magog war shall begin three hours before "Hanetz Hachama" (crack of dawn) on Hoshana Rabba, and shall last three hours only.
Where in the Mechilta does the Vilna Gaon say this?
2) I read on mpaths the following:
It is also a verifiable prediction that according to Rav Yitzchak Kaduri's (zt"l) quotation of the Vilna Gaon that the final battle of Gog and Magog would begin on Hoshanah Rabba, the 7th day of Sukkot, in the first year of a Shmittah (Sabbatical) cycle.
Where did the Vilna Gaon say this?
3) I read an article called A Jewish Perspective of the War of Gog and Magog, which said the following:
Gog (12) and Magog (58) have a gematria (numeric value) of seventy which corresponds to the 70 nations Midrash Tanchuma, Korach 12. This seems to imply that Gog will rule over 70 nations, and all of them will join together against Israel (see Tehillim 118:110 and Zecharyah 14:2).
Then the article continues:
"On this great day [of redemption], however, they will be saved from all of their enemies for all times = therefore, it will be called Hoshana Rabba, the great salvation... The Tur Arizal says, "On Hoshanah Rabbah, the war of Gog and Magog will begin." (Paraphrased)
Does anyone where the source for this can be found?
Where does the Tur Arizal say this?
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I don't know, but Israel National News is not known for its accuracy or precision. – Noach MiFrankfurt Oct 1 '15 at 18:27
The Tur (Orach Chaim 490) writes in the name of Rav Hai Gaon that the war will break out on Sukkos. See, however, Malbim to Ezek. 39:8 who writes that the timing of that war was never revealed to any prophet. – Reb Chaim HaQoton Oct 1 '15 at 18:37
There are 3 parts to the war of Gog miGog. This is based upon Midrash Tehillim. The first part coincides with the Holocaust and the detonation of the nuclear weapons over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This is alluded to in Tikkuninim Chadashim of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato. It is also following the schedule of the redemption as outlined in Sefer Avkat Rochel of Rabbeinu Makir ben Abba Mori. The 2nd stage corresponds to Operation Desert Storm/Desert Shield. The 3rd and final stage called Operation Iraqi Freedom and the War in Afghanistan is what was mentioned by Rav Kaduri. – Yaacov Deane Oct 2 '15 at 14:52
Quite a lot of this type of information from the Vilna Gaon is the oral tradition from his students. A recent example is seen from this link. lazerbrody.typepad.com/lazer_beams/2014/03/… – Yaacov Deane Oct 2 '15 at 14:56
@Nic "... and Magog" = ומגוג (not clear in OP) = 58 – Oliver Feb 7 '19 at 19:08
The writing from the Vilna Gaon are most likely referring to the sealed letter which the Gaon wanted opened 100 years after his passing. It can be found in the Rav Menachem Kasher edition of Sefer Kol HaTor entitled "HaTekufah HaGadolah". It was published in 1972 and is still available in print. This schedule is also discussed in Sefer Kol HaTor. The Arutz Sheva article in question was actually quoting Rav Yitzchok Kaduri, zt"l, who said what you have mentioned. Rav Kaduri said the 3rd and final stage of the war of Gog u'Magog began on October 7th, Hoshana Rabba of the year 2001 with commencement of the bombing of the Taliban in Afghanistan. The link is: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/91417
The information is accurate and correct.
This view was not only held by Rav Kaduri. For those who remember, the nascent Sanhedrin produced a scroll that was to be delivered to then President George Bush warning him that he was the one foretold in the Prophets in the Tanach as being Gog mi'Gog. This scroll warned clearly that Bush needed to support Israel or G-d would deal with him severely. The following links relate to this subject:
http://www.templeinstitute.org/megillat-bush.htm
http://www.templeinstitute.org/images/megillat-bush-2s.jpg
http://www.templeinstitute.org/images/verses1s.jpg
http://www.templeinstitute.org/images/rav-steinsaltz-1.jpg
Yes, that is Rav Adin Even Yisroel Steinsaltz acting as Nasi of the Nascent Sanhedrin reading and signing the Megillat Bush/The Gog u'Magog Scroll.
I have been looking through the Vilna Gaon's commentary on the Mechilta and have found nothing that explicitly states what is being asked. The commentary is called "Biyurim v'Haga'ot HaGra". I also checked his commentary "Kol Eliyahu" on Tanach. It is possible there is some larger, more comprehensive commentary.
What I have found is only an explanation of what the Mechilta itself says. Namely that the final redemption will parallel the redemption from Egypt. In this particular case, the splitting of the Red Sea and all the details of this are associated with the final stage of the conflict in the War of Gog miGog. This is explicitly associated with chapter 60 of Isaiah at the beginning. It also relates this to what happened with the judgement of Sodom and Gemorrah.
A little later in the Mechilta it mentions the view of Rabbi Eliezer who says that although the exodus from Egypt was in the month of Nisan, for various reasons, the final redemption will be in Tishrei. The Gra there doesn't say how he holds. He just explains Rabbi Eliezer's reasoning.
The judgement of the nations is sealed and execution begins from Hoshannah Rabbah. That is the explicit teaching of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai as found in the Zohar on parshat Tzav.
So in context, if this judgement with Gog u'Magog parallels the timing of the splitting of the Red Sea, it would seem to be shortly before daybreak.
Looking simply at the timing, the beginning of the bombing in Afghanistan in the 2nd Gulf War started the night of Hoshannah Rabbah. That complies with the plain meaning from the Mechilta as understood by the Vilna Gaon.
This is also the explanation of how the final redemption unfolds as discussed in Sefer Avkat Rochel of Rabbi Makir ben Abba Mari, volume 1, Wars of King Moshiach, 8th sign. This is also brought in Targum Yonatan ben Uziel on Devarim 34:3.
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Why would Bush be Gog? Just because Gog sounds like George? – Emet v'Shalom Oct 2 '15 at 0:23
Where is this letter located? If it is in Kol Hator, it is known that the sefer is not trustworthy. – Emet v'Shalom Oct 2 '15 at 1:32
@Emetv'Shalom, Don't forget the "Sanhedrin" which he is referring to. I don't know anyone who held it to be authentic or in any way appropriate without semichat Moshe Rabbeinu. – Noach MiFrankfurt Oct 2 '15 at 1:37
Yaacov, the source for that paragraph is the Sanhedrin's own website. I'll ask my rav and gabbai over Shabbat for their opinions b"n. – Noach MiFrankfurt Oct 2 '15 at 13:57
@NoachmiFrankfurt: Another detailed accounting of the Sanhedrin formation can be found at the following link. It should be read for a complete picture. thesanhedrin.org/en/index.php?title=The_Nascent_Sanhedrin – Yaacov Deane Oct 2 '15 at 14:33
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Before we enter a restaurant, I talk to the kids about what they would like to order. Planning ahead reduces stress!
American restaurants serve huge portions, so we SHARE!
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Last but not least – Chick Fil A to go – Three 12 pack nuggets, 5 ice waters, 1 large fruit punch (to share), bring a bag of chips from home & 5 apples.
Train your children to eat salad and try all kinds of food. I always tell them they have to take one bite, if they don't like it, they don't have to eat any more.
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'Wonder Woman' Actress: Motherhood Is the True Superpower
'Wonder Woman' Actress: Motherhood Is the True Superpower
New movie debuts June 2, but the star has a personal focus we all know well
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Gal Gadot is taking over the big screen as Wonder Woman, and she told Fox News about being a real-life superhero to her two children.
"I try to do my best all the time," she said about raising her daughters. "I'm exhausted. I just don't sleep as much as before and that's it. I can only do my best and love them the best I can."
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The Israeli-born singer also addressed criticism that "Wonder Woman" focuses on gender issues.
"We just don't give attention to gender," she explained, saying that the movie was not just a movie about gender. "The win would be when people don't talk about gender. That is when we know we won. And that is how we approached it in the film. In the film, Wonder Woman is completely oblivious [to] everything that goes with gender. You and I — we are all the same."
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Chris Pine, who plays Wonder Woman's love interest in the film, said this is simply a film promoting a good story.
"It's a great film," he said. "I think what's great is that I have seen little boys dressed up as Wonder Woman and this whole talk of being non-binary and all of that I think it's awesome. As long as it's a good story that promotes something positive I think is a story for everyone."
"Wonder Woman" hits theaters June 2.
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Richard Christopher Daddario
Christina Daddario
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Matthew Daddario (older brother), Alexandra Daddario (older sister)
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Richard Christopher Daddario (father)
Date of birth: circa 1951
Richard Christopher Daddario is widely known as a father of blue-eyed Alexandra and Mathew Daddario, both entertainers. But his talented kids are not his only reason to be proud. The man has made an enviable career in the field of law. During 14 years he served as a federal prosecutor in NY and then was sent to Moscow as the Department of Justice's ambassador. Later he returned to New York and occupied the responsible post of a top counterterrorism official.
Richard is the product of high-quality upbringing, provided by his parents Emilio and Berenice Daddario. His father served in Connecticut Congress during 12 years. He grew up alongside two brothers.
During many years Mr. Daddario has been married to his colleague Christina. They have three kids together, including our today heroine Catharine.
Christina Titus-Daddario (mother)
Date of birth: October, 31
Cat's mother Christin Titus-Daddario is her supporter and best friend. She joined career of a lawyer with upbringing of three kids.
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Alexandra Daddario (older sister)
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Date of birth: March 16, 1986
Alexandra Anna Daddario is a famous American actress and model, known by roles of hot romantic ladies. She was Monica is Nicholas Sparks film "The Choice", Summer Quinn in an action comedy "Baywatch" and Constance in the thriller "We Have Always Lived in the Castle".
Alexandra has served as an inspiration for her younger sister Cat. The oldest child of a lawyer Christina and a prosecutor Richard, she got brilliant education at Professional Children's School and then studied at Marymount Manhattan College.
Since her teens she has been interested in acting, and started to visit auditions at the age of 16.
Her first acting work was in the series "All My Children", where she was a regular during 43 episodes. Alexandra looked really believable while depicting Laurie Lewis, a troubled teenager, who lost her mother.
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After such a great debut, blue-eyed young star got numerous invitations to other projects. She appeared in the episode of the series "The Sopranos", then starred in 5 episodes of TV drama "Parenthood". Soon she moved her way to the big screen and portrayed an unnamed heroine in the independent comedy "The Squid and the Whale", which was directed by Noah Baumbach. Ms. Daddario was catapulted to stardom after the release of the film "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters". Her heroine, Annabeth Chase, looked very emotional and natural, and her work was positively marked by critics.
The young actress met her finest hour with the role of Summer in the movie "Baywatch", the bright comedy, where the actress starred opposite Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron.
Now her career is in active phase. Alexandra appears in several new screen projects every year. In her free time she likes shopping and watching TV. She keeps her personal life in secret, but after the release of "Baywatch" she was romantically linked to Zac Efron.
Matthew Daddario (older brother)
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Date of birth: October 1, 1987
Cat's big brother Matthew Quincy is another talented representative of Daddario breed. He started acting in 2010, and is renowned by his roles in films "Breathe In" (with Felicity Jones), "When the Game Stands Tall" with Alexander Ludwig and others.
The son of smart hard-working parents, Matthew got a solid education. He studied at Collegiate School and then entered Indiana University Bloomington. There he earned degree in business administration.
After getting his diploma, the man decided to become a full-time actor. He debuted in the drama "Breathe In". His other credits include "Delivery Man", "Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List" etc.
Since 2013 Matt has been dating Esther Kim, the daughter of Anna and Vlad Kim, who comes from Russia. In his free time Matt likes to play basketball. The actor is also interested in amateur astronomy and reading sci-fi books.
Cat is very proud of her older brother and sister and often uploads pics with them to Instagram.
Catharine O. Daddario is a young actress and model. Surely, in the nearest future she would become a star.
Cat was born in early 1990s in New York in the family of a prosecutor Richard Daddario and his wife Christina, a lawyer.
Education was very important in Catharine's family, that's why she was a hard-working pupil at school. In addition, the girl took ballet classes.
After school she entered Hunter College, where studied Linguistics. She graduated from there in 2015 and then found a job at "Fashion, Beauty, Branding and Talent Management". She serves as an assistant there and combines it with first movie roles. Cat has already starred in Bruce Wemple horror movie "Lake Artifact" and appeared in the drama "Stronger Than Pretty".
Catharine has big expectations as for acting and hopes to develop her career in that direction. In future she plans moving to Los Angeles, but as for now, she enjoys active life in New York among her numerous friends. She is dating a New Yorker Jeremy Cohen.
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When Cat needs an inspiration, she watches the film "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" with Rachel Bloom.
Her role model is Reese Witherspoon.
In addition to acting, the girl is working as a model, too. Catharine tells this job helps her to get used to the camera and to add some kudos to her name. "Any way to promote yourself is good", the actress opens up.
She thinks, that the best way to gain some experience for an actor is to visit a theater. There are lots of theater house in her home city – New York, and Cat visited many of them.
The actress watches old movies in order to learn from them. She enjoyed Marilyn Monroe play in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and Katharine Hepburn films, too. They serve as a real inspiration for her.
One of Catharine's projects is the virtual reality project "Wilde Eastern". She acts as Scarlett Redd in the series.
In her everyday life Cat is a heavy reader and a painter. She showed some of her art works in Twitter and Instagram.
She likes puppies, cats and other animals. Catharine owns a cute grey bunny.
In spite of the fact that her older siblings are successful actors, she planned to become a designer of pajama gowns in her young years. But something went wrong – and she joined Alexandra and Matthew on their way to Hollywood Olympus.
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Matthew Compton of Mulliken passed away August 9, 2021. Matt was born May 22, 1980 in Lansing, Michigan to Matthew and Brenda (Oliver) Compton. He graduated from Portland High School Class of 1999 and worked for numerous contractors as a concrete finisher. He was an accomplished billiards player as was known in the Lansing area for his skill and at one time was nationally ranked. He loved the outdoors and enjoyed fishing, kayaking and swimming. He was a loving son, brother and uncle who left too soon but will always be remembered for his great smile and willingness to do anything to help his family and friends. He is survived by his dad, Matthew Compton; mom, Brenda Compton; sisters, Heather (William Davis) Compton and Debby Compton; niece, Julia Compton; nephew, Sean Hall; constant canine companions, Hunter and Dixie along with many aunts, uncles and cousins. A Celebration of Matt's life will be held Tuesday, August 17, 2021, 12:00 pm at the Holihan-Atkin-Barclay Funeral Home, Grand Ledge. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service from 11:00-12:00 p.m. Memorial contributions may be given to the family to be used according to their wishes. Please make checks payable to his dad Matthew Compton, 406 N. Bridge Street, Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837
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We received over 100 designs for our logo. Very pleased with the winning design.
We are a new modern high-tech print company offering high quality litho and digital print online (web to print). We would like the logo to include printuk.com with or without some sort of graphical element. We would like to see 2 different font options for each design. For example, but not limited to, a Sans Serif and Serif font. The Logo will be made up of upto 3 colours. This logo will be used for web, print and social media so we would potentially need a shortened version for the social media aspect (maybe the graphical element of the logo). The logo MUST NOT include the Union Flag. The logo will be used on a white background although we would like to see a reversed out version. Concept Buzz Words: Clean, Modern, Professional, Innovative, Solution, Simplicity.
Hi CH, i have submitted may final entry #34. i am sorry for uploading the wrong one entry #33. any feedbacks about it. Thanks in advance.
Hello Ch, About my new concept #31 #37 #38 #39 I have created a logo based on symmetry. It is crossing the 4 letters P colored in primary colors used in the printing process, which can mean also the drums. I used a warmer yellow to see the contrast. If you want to improve something, please do not hesitate to contact me. Kind Regards!
Hi CH, i've uploaded my designs #66 and #67. Please let me know if you had any suggestions for improvement. The lettering was designed for a purpose of this contest. cheers!
Hi Thanks for your design. Can we some alternatives with different fonts and all in lowercase, maybe have the uk in a different colour to stand out.
Hi Thanks for the design. Could we see an alternative with a slightly bolder serif font please.
Hi Thanks for the design.
Hello CH, About my new entry #73 It is mark registration symbol for printing domain. The symbol is built from several letters P. I appreciate any feedback. Best Regards!
Hi! I have submitted #71 #72 and #77 and would appreciate for your feedback. Thank you.
Dear CH,the time of your contest has expired, that means you need either to choose a winner or extend the project. I want to remind you, that after you choose the winner, you will have finalization period of 7 days in which you can ask the designer for all the modifications that you need. Thank you.


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Park right at the north terminal, 5 minutes from check-in.
1. Pull up to the barrier and wait for it to scan your registration and issue you with a ticket. If a ticket is not issued, press the call button for help.
2. Follow signs for the Open Parking zone and find a bay - we recommend writing down the number of your space so itâ??s easier to find your car when you get back.
3. Catch the shuttle bus to the terminal from your nearest bus stop - itâ??s included in the price.
It takes just 5 minutes to get to the north terminal. The bus runs every 10 minutes and is included in the price. If youâ??re flying from the south terminal, take the bus to the north terminal and catch the free monorail. It runs every 3 minutes and takes just 2.
The car park has well-lit bus shelters with transfer information screens.
- There are accessible spaces throughout the car park and the bus stops are well-lit with ramps for easy access.
- The buses lower and have ramps, and thereâ??s space for a wheelchair on board.
- Blue Badge bays work on a first come first served basis.
1. Collect your luggage, then follow signs for Buses and Coaches out of the terminal.
2. Wait at the Long Stay car park bus stop - itâ??s stop number 1.
3. Find you car and drive to the exit barrier - insert your ticket and the barrier will lift to let you out. If you had to press the button to get a ticket on your way in, make sure you get it validated at reception before you leave.
This car park does not accept trailers, transit vans or motorhomes.
Make sure you provide the correct car registration to prevent any delays entering and exiting the car park.
Pull up to the barrier and it will automatically scan your registration, provide you with a ticket and lift to let you in. If a ticket is not dispensed, please press the call button for assistance. Follow signs for the open parking zone. When you've parked, we suggest you write the number of your space on the back of your ticket in case you forget. Catch a transfer bus to the terminal, where you will need to take the lift to your left to level 2 where you will find check-in.
Pass through security and follow signs for 'buses and coaches'. Turn left and follow the more specific signs for 'Buses/coaches to Long Stay car parks'. Wait for your bus at stop 1. Back at the car park, collect your car from where you left it and drive to the exit barrier. Insert your ticket into the barrier and the barrier will let you out. If you had to press the button to get a ticket on the way in, make sure you report to reception to have your parking validated before you leave. Don't insert your debit or credit card to get out or you will be charged again for your parking. If you have any problems at the barrier, press the intercom button and speak to a member of staff.
Long Stay North is protected by CCTV, entry and exit barriers, a fence, floodlighting and regular patrols by staff and Sussex police. It holds the Park Mark, a national security award accredited by the Association of Chief Police Officers. To be awarded the Park Mark, car parks have to have modern security measures and be clean and well-lit.
Long Stay North is five minutes from the North terminal on the transfer bus. Transfers run 24 hours a day, every 10 minutes and are included in the price.
Car Park indemnifies customers for damage resulting from any proven act or negligence on part of its servants or agents.
Leave the M23 at junction 9, following signs for the airport. Head straight over one roundabout towards the North terminal, then take the third exit, signposted Long Term car park, at the next. You'll pass a petrol station on your right, then take the third exit at the next roundabout for Perimeter Road North. There's another roundabout a kilometre down the road where you should take the right exit into the car park.
The code did not work as they did not recognise it. I had to go to the reception and convinced the people that this is a legitimate park ticket.
Very busy car park. Close to terminal so ideal for us.
Noisy departure hall? Or tranquil airport lounge? For a surprisingly small fee, you can plump for the latter.


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Meet Meredith Meer: Local Artist Who Runs Kids' Art Programs
I first met Meredith Meer when she was still in high school. Her mom is the executive director of the preschool two of my children attended in Silver Spring, and Meredith would often sing at the annual fundraising gala. While we didn't know each other, her mom would rave about her artistic daughter headed off to (and then attending) New York University. Seven years after I first met her, Meredith has returned to her hometown and is running Kaleidoscope Kids, an arts enrichment program for school-aged kids. She runs after-school and weekend arts programs and is planning a summer of arts camp for 1st through 5th graders.
I love that Kaleidoscope Kids' programs are themed, and that for the after-school programs, you can drop in week to week.
As for the summer program, it's only $265 a week for a 9AM-1PM session of themed art and play. Here's the sample schedule:
9:00 – 9:30: Sketchbook Activity 1 / Arrivals
9:30 – 11:00: Art Session 1
11:00 – 12:00: Lunch / Outside Play
12: 00 – 1: 00: Art Session 2
1:00 – 3:30: Extended Day
*Extended Day until 3:30 pm is available upon request for an additional fee of $25 per day.
I was curious about what would make a talented young artist in New York City decide to concentrate on teaching young kids instead of partying it up "Girls"-style in NYC. Here's more about what makes Meredith such a special DC-area resident with a heart for teaching children about art.
1. Tell us about yourself and growing up in the area. Were you involved in the arts locally?
When I was in high school, I was juggling a lot of interests, including art and music. I spent a lot of my time as a traveling musician with the School of Rock All Stars, and I also attended the Visual Arts Center program at Einstein High School. I was encouraged by my parents to seek any artistic outlets that were available, and to be independent in my choices.
2. What do you think are the best parts of growing up in the DC area? What did you miss about DC when you were away at college in New York?
I grew up in MCPS, an incredibly diverse and well-resourced public school system. It was never strange for me to have peers who were from all over the globe. Living in the DC area I had the best of both worlds: I could enjoy the comfort of suburban life while also being a quick metro ride away from taking art classes at the Corcoran. When I was in New York, I was able to take advantage of the many museums and other arts resources, but at the same time, I felt disconnected from the community that had nurtured me in Silver Spring. I feel that kids can express their artistic talents best when they feel encouraged.
3. What drew you back to the area when so many 20-somethings stay in the City?
My art has taken me all over the place. I've been the art director at a summer program in the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate New York, a workshop assistant at a classical atelier-style painting school in Italy, and an art student in New York City. After spending four and a half years in New York though, I was ready for my art to take me somewhere else. In September I'll be a MAT candidate at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. Everything in the art world is happening in New York, but I don't feel that I need to be there necessarily to make my art relevant. I don't measure my success as an artist based upon my physical location. What matters the most to me is the quality of what I am doing.
4. Why are you inspired to work with children in the arts?
Even in MCPS, one of the best school systems in the country, most kids only have 45 minutes of art instruction per week. Art today is taught as a way to produce a product. This is not really the most important element, for me. Instead, art should help develop every child's creative process. Learning about art is great for helping kids discover how to take some risk, go outside of their comfort zones, build confidence and make decisions. I like working with kids because they are still open to learning about things in a different way. They are still malleable, and can pick up new skills very easily.
5. How has being the daughter of a preschool director influenced your decision to work with kids?
I have had a lot of important influences in my life. In fact, my desire to become an educator begins with my grandfather and grandmother, both of whom spent their lives teaching young children. In different ways, these two wonderful people changed lots of lives for the better. My mom also happens to be a talented teacher and administrator. I am in awe of what my mother has built in her career, not only in the classroom but in the community at large. I also learn a great deal from the perspectives of my students.
6. What do the kids learn in your classes?
I don't believe in dumbed-down concepts for kids. I think even young children can handle some very complex ideas. In addition to earning a BFA in studio art, I minored in art history. From private classes, to birthday parties, all of the lessons I teach deal with technique, art history and even the science of art, sometimes all simultaneously. They learn everything from color theory to egg tempera, perspective, and fresco. The projects we work on are "fine art," influenced by the great masters and contemporary artists of today. I equip my students with the artistic tools they need to realize their own visions.
7. What do you think parents can do to foster artistic kids' talents?
My number one recommendation is to send your kids to my classes! For a full listing, please visit www.meredithmeer.com/kaleidoscopekids. Building a healthy artistic practice is crucial. Artistic skill is built up like a muscle, so it's important to encourage kids to be as prolific as you can. Another really important thing is to expose kids to lots of different kinds of art. We are lucky to live near Washington, DC, where this is pretty easy and mostly free. Inspiration can be found in the most simple places. Encourage your children to view the world with their eyes wide open.
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