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At Fitz & Follwell we are extremely excited about 2020 as we enter our 12th season of operating our awesome, award-winning guided Montreal tours and bike rentals! We have come a long way since our founder Shea began running bike tours out of his $100-a-month laneway garage.
Fitz & Follwell began with the simple idea that the most fulfilling travel experiences are created by connecting with locals and discovering new places using eyes and ears. We've always believed that the best way to explore a new city is by bike or on foot.
We are very proud to have gained a solid lasting reputation from consistent 5-star reviews, to international press features, award recognition from the travel industry, and loyal recognition of our brand from our local community here in Montreal.
We are a passionate team of Montreal ambassadors who love our jobs. Every day, we get to meet travellers from around the world and show them our favourite city – Montréal!
Shea's Grandma "Fitz" and Grandpa "Follwell" inspired the company name
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Shea grew up in small-town Ontario, Canada riding bikes and playing hockey. He came to Montreal as a student for an education in cultural anthropology and to discover what the whole 'joie de vivre' of Quebec was all about. He fell in love with Montreal immediately and got to know it intimately by riding his bike.
Shea got his start in tourism working part-time for a company that planned Bachelor weekend itineraries in Montreal, and also in sales at a luxury villa-rental and trip planning company that is now part of Airbnb.
On a year-long post-university backpacking trip in Europe, Shea took a city bike tour in Munich, and was so enthusiastic about the experience that the tour leader offered him a job guiding on the spot.
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Shea then travelled to Melbourne, Australia, where 3 weeks after arriving, he was already guiding bike tours of the city. After 6 months of learning all about bike-tour business operations, Shea headed back to Montreal to start his own company.
In 2009, Shea rented a laneway garage for $100 a month and started his seasonal Montreal tour business with a tiny fleet of 10 bikes. His approach was unconventional – set up outside the tourist core, in a local neighbourhood, and take guests on casual rides off the beaten path, and with an authentic flair. Shea's rides have always followed the idea that "touring Montreal with Fitz is like riding with your local friend for the day."
Ten years later Fitz & Follwell has evolved into an award-winning year-round tour company that has provided tens of thousands of customers with unforgettable travel experiences.
Shea brings over 15 years of experience in the travel and tourism industry to Fitz and is proud to celebrate the company's 11th season in 2019!
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The 2020 Carnegie Dartlet Conference
by Mark Cunningham
IP Targeting
Those Shiny New Digital Toys Can Hurt You
There's an old Saturday Night Live sketch where Dan Aykroyd plays a sleazy toy company tycoon (Irwin Mainway) who tries to defend his dangerous toys for the holiday season (Bag O' Glass, Teddy Chainsaw Bear, etc.). It's a sketch that comes to mind for me a lot when I see so many shiny new digital marketing capabilities being thrown around as saviors for admission and higher education marketing.
To be clear, digital marketing for higher education is a primary focus of ours here at Carnegie. The strategies and technologies that are available today do allow for some amazing opportunities for colleges and universities to reach and engage prospective student (and parent) audiences like never before. And as a Google Premier Partner, we're kept up to the minute on so many new and emerging strategies that are the "what's next" for digital. Combine that with 30 years of an exclusive focus within higher education, and the result is a vetting and evaluation that considers the value and effectiveness for colleges and universities specifically.
The following are some examples of the more buzzworthy digital opportunities and what to ask yourself as you consider their role for your institution.
At its core, Retargeting is about addressing stealth site visitors and re-engaging audiences that have shown interest and intent by being on your site. It's also an enormous driver for conversions because you're focusing on strong levels of intent and customizing the experience and ads based on where they've been on your site. Sure, audiences are demonstrating intent by their behaviors elsewhere online, but there are numerous ways to engage them in an efficient way that doesn't waste efforts on irrelevant audiences.
Top considerations for Retargeting:
It's about the audiences that know you already and are on your site. Keep that in mind as you set your goals and make your Retargeting plan.
Make sure the ads reflect who they are and where they've been on your site. Don't do one size fits all.
Consider all platforms and opportunities. Beyond standard display Retargeting, consider social media platforms, YouTube, and Paid Search (RLSA) to expand your reach and impact conversions.
Now a few years in the digital marketing toolkit for higher education, IP Targeting still represents the most aligned strategy with traditional or offline list-based efforts. Its ability to accomplish digital coverage of lists throughout the entire household and across all devices makes IP Targeting a "must consider" for any annual admission marketing plan.
Top considerations for IP Targeting:
What is the match rate you're able to accomplish? Prior versions of IP Targeting resulted in less than 50% of your list being matched for the campaign, which somewhat takes the wind out of the sails. With today's technologies you should expect north of 85%–90% match rates.
What are the minimum list sizes you can work with? While IP Targeting used to involve barriers to entry of list sizes needing to be 10,000 or more, it's now possible to run campaigns against lists of 3,000 or so. This has enabled schools to apply IP Targeting throughout several stages of the enrollment cycle, right down to yield and accepted student populations.
Geofencing/Mobile Location Targeting
We've unfortunately seen this strategy, perhaps one of the "shiniest" new toys, be implemented and run in a number of ways that have been ineffective or not in line with what a school was intending to accomplish.
Top considerations for Geofencing/Mobile Location-Based Targeting:
What is the location and who is the audience you're really trying to reach? Thinking about geofencing hospitals? Consider the patients and their families you're capturing in addition to staff. Is that the right audience?
The longer you can have a fence drawn and build mobile audiences, the better. We've heard plenty of stories of schools wanting to geofence a fair or event with varying results. The best options are places where you can gather audiences over extended timeframes, like high schools and community colleges.
Make sure to ask if there is any possibility of "look-alike" audiences being included. Specific to geofencing, there are many cases for higher education where look-alike would be completely irrelevant but is applied to reach certain delivery levels.
Bottom line: students are searching online, and if you're not there, you don't exist. While SEO plays an enormous role here, what you're accomplishing within paid search results is often just as important.
Top considerations for PPC:
PPC is advancing constantly. Make sure you're staying tuned in to the latest ways to optimize your strategy and experience significant improvements, from ad extensions to demographics for search.
Always evaluate what you're doing. From keyword research and account structure to landing page selection and bidding strategies, you should never "set it and forget it," even for a short period of time.
Think all audiences. PPC has often been more heavily focused within the graduate arenas. However, its role for undergraduate, transfer, adult, and more is a necessity due to the behaviors of these audiences.
Think mobile. Have you prioritized mobile specifically as it relates to PPC in how you're crafting your strategy? And have you walked through the entire experience, from landing page to call-to-action completion, from a mobile perspective?
There's a common phrase I go back to a lot with this: just because you can doesn't mean you should. While so much of what's available today represents incredible opportunities to do some "cool" things, that doesn't mean it shouldn't be appropriately evaluated both for higher education in general and for your institution in particular. So in the words of one Mr. Irwin Mainway: "Kid…be careful…broken glass."
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Mike Douglas: Moments & Memories
Mike Douglas: Moments & Memories is a nostalgic look back at the Emmy award winning the Mike Douglas Show and the man behind it who became America's best loved daytime talk show host to over 6 million viewers. The program features interviews and performance segments with former guests, including John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Bill Cosby, Bob Newhart, Dr. Martin Luther King, Steve Martin, Billy Crystal, Tiger Woods, Mel Brooks and many others. Archival clips guide viewers through Douglas' career and the "who's who" of stars featured on the original show which aired in syndication from 1961 to 1982. With first-time access to the full catalog of episodes and Douglas' personal memorabilia, this program provides an entertaining and heartwarming reminder of the era of classic television entertainment.
Mike Douglas: Moments & Memories.
Director: Al Greenfield
Producer: Al Greenfield
Producer: Gregory Hall
Actor: John Lennon
Actor: Martin Luther King Jr.
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Actor: Bill Cosby
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Actor: Bob Newhart
Actor: Yoko Ono
Actor: Mel Brooks
Actor: Billy Crystal
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Reactive programming is trend of these days. So if you're looking for powerful reactive framework for Swift language I can recommend RxSwift Framework.
Making smooth & responsive UI in complex iOS apps is always very time consuming and this framework can help you save much time.


An exciting evening at the ICCO Global Awards where FHF and the wider FH network were shortlisted for a range of categories.
FleishmanHillard Fishburn and Ketchum Research won Best Global Healthcare campaign for our work with Philips on the Future Health Index at the Global ICCO Awards.
Also on the night, FleishmanHillard won APAC Region of the Year and Stephan Thalen from our Hong Kong office won Rising Star of the Year.


What did I get up to in the last 8 months? I feel like I haven't accomplished much. And there goes the endless cycles of self doubts and wanting to account for the time lost.
The thing is was it a waste? May be? may be not.
I spent the first week attending a patisserie course.
The month later played tour guide to my parents' guests.
Then I was given the job of managing the rental. Thus I was back and fro with the realestate agent.
Two months in our beach house got water damage from the ANZACS day storm. And well who else but little Miss V had to drive down there to get quotes for the insurers.
I also took this time to experiment with recipes.
Did projects around the house. Got to play interior decorating.
Set up my mum's earrings to sell.
In June/July I got my varicose veins done. It's been on my things to do list for probably a decade yet only got it done just recently.
Spent two days with my friend reacquainting her with Melbourne since she's been away in Japan for 15 years then moved back here but to Darwin then now in Rockhampton.
This Winter I didn't get much done except play host to our Japanese student for two weeks as I was sick through out.
And of course a new role with the vollies in August.
Spent the last month planning our holidays.
I also volunteered with the University to interview potential students.
Got my recipe folder sorted for the kids.
The time off also meant I blogged heaps.
Guess when I listed it all out I did manage to get a lot done. Some of it just chores and some of it fun.
This year have made me realise nope I'm not cut out to own a cafe, a lifelong dream but may be I'm more suited as a tour guide. Thus that's why I'm doing that course next year.
Now how to maintain the pace will be a challenge.


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1. [Bookplate for Charles Alan Crawley] The armorial begins with a bird (possibly a crane) facing dexter and armed with a small argent X. It stands on a small upraised mound separated from the top of a healm by a wreath. The helm is closed and also facing to the dexter. It stands above an ermine shield. The shield begins with an ermine chief with a bend across it holding three comets. The dexter chief and sinister chief positions are occupied by marlets. The honor point has two cranes, one at the dexter and one at the sinister points. The fess point is covered with an argent banner with a pair of crosses at the sinister and dexter point and an argent X at the center point. The base of the shield has a crane in the center point. Below the shield is a banner with the latin motto: "ESSE QUAM VIDERI". This translates to mean: "To be rather than to seem."
2. [Bookplate] In black ink, a circular belt/garter provides the border. Within is an elaborate argent (silver) escutcheon, and on it is a heron (or crane) atop a crown. In the heron's mouth is a snake.
3. [Bookplate for George Herbert Wailes] This bookplate consists of a combination of heraldic and pictorial elements. At the centre, is an ovular frame containing an image of a nude woman in a crouching position, and holding a flower pot in her open hands. From the pot, stands a single flower. Above the frame is a small escutcheon, argent (silver), charged with a crane. The crest is a dexter helm, itself topped by a straight wreath, and a horseman's spur and strap, accompanied on either side by a pair of wings erect. Behind the crest is a banner containing the Latin motto.
4. [Bookplate for Hall by J. T. Ralph] Black ink on cream paper. Crest features a crane standing on one foot facing to the left with one claw curled. It is standing on a patch of grass atop a crest wreath. The shield is divided per pale. The left-hand side is further divided with a chief. The smaller top section features sable stripes and is charged with three five point stars each decorated with shading. The bottom section is argent and charged with a sable chevron engrailed. The section is also charged with three black lion heads erased, two over one. The right-hand side also has sable stripes and is charged with Three white flowers, two over one. The bottom flower is larger than the top two flowers. The flowers have very round petals. The center of the flower is an open circle and straight lines extend out to the round petals. Below the shield is a motto printed on a black and white striped banner shaped like a V. The ends of the banner have circular cut outs. Below the motto is a similar, larger ribbon with the name of the bookplate owner printed in large, block font. The last three letters are smaller and in white with black shading. The first latter is printed on a small, white shield in a black striped larger black letter with black shading. At the bottom point of the shield is printed the bookplate's creator's name and place in small, black, serif, sentence case font.


In 1957, Theodor Seuss Geisel used this formula and only 200 words to write his second children's book as Dr. Seuss. More than 50 years later, The Cat in the Hat is a much-loved children's literature classic and now a zany, imaginative play coming to Tauranga on October 28. The play was adapted for the stage in 2009 by the National Theatre of Britain.
The Cat in The Hat interrupts this rainy afternoon with his unexpected visit to Sally and her brother's cosy home. Their outspoken and outraged pet Fish is astounded and concerned, but this cat will not be deterred. He will teach us all to make our own fun with nothing but a little imagination.
"It's fun to have fun, but you have to know how." Along with Thing One and Thing Two, the cat will fill the theatre with mischievous humour and madcap style. Young and old alike will delight in this faithful adaptation of a classic book come to life before our very eyes. Spoiler alert: Things run amuck, and quickly.


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Hetty & Betty Writer's Award 2020
Whitby Fringe
Inspired By Whitby
The Hetty & Betty Writer's Award
The Hetty & Betty Writer's Award is a short story competition for writers aged 18 and over from across the UK. The competition is being launched by the Whitby Literature Festival at the closing dinner on 8th November 2020.
The competition is looking for stories that harmonise with the theme of the Whitby Literary Festival "Inspired By Whitby" by being set in, or having characters that have clear links to, Whitby. The judges will be looking for stories that incorporates the character of Whitby.
Hetty & Betty Writer's Award – £200
Hetty & Betty Writer's Award Runner Up – £150
Hetty & Betty Writer's Award Finalist – £100
The winner of the award will also be given the opportunity to read their story at the opening of the Whitby Literature Festival 2021.
The Rules – Please Read Carefully
Entries must contain references to Whitby, either set in, or have references to.
Entries must be no more than 1000 words.
Entries can be written in any genre or style.
Entries must be the author's own work, and must be an original piece of work.
Entries may be submitted from 9th November 2020
All entries must be submitted by 5pm on 17th January 2021.
The shortlist will be announced on 20th February 2021.
The Prize Awards ceremony will take place on 27th February 2021
All decisions made by and on behalf of the Whitby Literary Festival and the Hetty & Betty Writer's Award are final.
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Great Poetry for Lockdown


Alexander told Stacy that she was wasting her time.
They want me to talk to Coleen.
You're obviously still in love with Pia.
Doug says that he wants to live a simple and happy life.
Dorothy loaded the truck with sand.
William doesn't think it will snow this afternoon.
Honzo is the only girl I've ever really loved.
Vishal asked how much we had paid.
Do you know where Courtney got this?
Klaudia used to write poems.
If Saad's not happy, I'm not happy.
Rajesh must be very angry with Hughes.
Brent motioned for me to leave the room.
Steven could tell that Charley was having fun.
Rajesh was careful not to leave any evidence.
You know what, Mott, you may be right.
Justin didn't know which button to push.
Cristina gets upset very easily.
I want you to know Loren did a great job.
Make sure Harris doesn't see you.
Should we wait for Juan here?
The children are afraid of Triantaphyllos.
Tareq bumped into Cory the other day at the supermarket.
I shouldn't have drunk so much beer last night.
Shaw said that Sharada would help me.
Edith is not religious, nor does he believe in God.
Old is the only one in our family who has ever studied French.
I was never in love with Major.
Maybe you've forgotten why I'm still mad at Honzo.
Geoff wouldn't do a thing like that.
Jiri has the answer to Hector's question.
What Arnold says is only partly right.
Rusty rang his boss to tell him he wouldn't be coming in today.
Evelyn will never believe that.
Elvis used to sing to me when I was a kid.


The original interface to the Math Game program required a single worksheet that presented randomly generated math problems, timed the game, and scored the results when the time allotted reached zero. The student taking the test was allowed to choose the mathematical operation. I've kept that interface pretty much intact; removing the Option Button controls that allowed the student to choose the mathematical operator for the problems, and adding one Combo Box control that displays the list of students stored in an XML file. The only other requirements for the Math Game worksheet interface are that the student must sign in via a Combo Box control before starting a test, and the student may print the results of his or her test by clicking on a Command Button control placed on the worksheet. The remaining requirements for the Math Game worksheet interface are listed in Chapter 4 so I will not repeat them here.
The new features to the Math Game program require two additional worksheets; one for writing exams, and the other for maintaining the list of students and viewing test results. The following lists the requirements of the part of the program interface involving these two worksheets.
1. The user shall be allowed to write a new test by entering the problems in a worksheet and then save the test to an XML file.
2. The difficulty level and length of time allowed to complete a test (test properties) shall also be stored in an XML file.
3. The user shall be allowed to edit existing tests from the same worksheet interface. This means that the program must be able to import data from an XML file representing a test.
4. The worksheet interface used to create or edit tests shall be previously formatted with two XML maps and Excel lists that map the problems and properties of a test to the appropriate XML files.
5. Test files shall be named by concatenating a filename and difficulty level input by the user.
6. When a student signs in to take a test, the XML test file of the appropriate level shall be loaded into the test worksheet.
7. While taking a test, problems shall be read from the test worksheet and displayed on the Math Game worksheet.
8. When a student finishes a test, the test is scored and the result recorded. When a student fails to finish a test within the allotted time, unanswered problems shall be included in the result as incorrect answers.
9. Students and their current testing level shall be entered in an Excel list whose ranges are mapped to an XML file.
10. Updates to the list of students shall be allowed; that is, the program must be able to export the data mapped to the student's XML file.
11. The list of students shall provide the data source for the Combo Box control on the Math Game worksheet.
12. The user shall be allowed to view the test results for all students.
13. The results worksheet shall be formatted with an XML map and Excel list to link the data in the worksheet to the file containing the results.
14. The results worksheet and the XML file containing the results shall be updated at the completion of each test.
15. The user shall be able to clear the worksheet and XML file of all test results.


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Klaudia RMS-801 (Unitra Eltra RMS 801 Klaudia) – czterozakresowy, stereofoniczny radiomagnetofon produkowany od 1980 r. przez Zakłady Radiowe ELTRA w Bydgoszczy. Jeden z pierwszych polskich przenośnych radiomagnetofonów stereo (symbol RMS w nazwie), zaprezentowany właściwie w tym samym czasie, co "Daria" z Unitry-Lubartowa.

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