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Andros Island, Bahamas
Time moves slowly, or maybe it doesn't move at all
And yes, the water looks like this from your bungalow on stilts...
By Victoria Gilbert
When you fly over Andros Island, you can see deep into its clear blue waters; healing waters, which is why most people go.
A hundred miles of mangroves, white empty beaches, birds and whispering pines, Andros is a setting out of Robinson Crusoe.
"You're going to remember this day for the rest of your life," the captain and dive master says as the boat we were in speeds along the shores of Andros. The reef is coming up fast and dive master, Federico Martin, slows down. The Caribbean Sea is a playground of blue holes, bright coral, creatures and the tongue of the ocean, 6,000 feet down.
The Bahamas is a spray of 700 islands floating in turquoise waters. People come here to catch fish and dive the third largest barrier reef in the world.
Federico drops the anchor, and says: "I know it sounds corny, but there is something about this place that is magical." Which is does, and which it is.
We flip backwards into the sea and the reef wall is before us. The "Church Window" is a small cave 220 feet down that opens up to heaven. Give an "OK" with your gloved hand and fly down the precipice, arms and legs extended as black coral and long yellow sponges pass by.
"Feddy" is a deep diver from Argentina. After two years on Andros, he's learned to navigate the tongue of the ocean.
"You were doing backflips and blowing me kisses down there!" he says, back on board, an hour later, high off the deep waters.
On the Island's mainland, naturalists seek out Andros for its protected parks teeming with birds. Our neighbors on the beach are Hugh Miles, Royal Geographic member and filmmaker, and his wife Sue.
"Did you go diving today?" Hugh asks from the deck. His khaki socks are pulled up tight after a morning spent with Polish binoculars. "How was it?"
"Silver fish as big as your torso. A whole school of them."
That day Hugh spotted a wild long-haired cat. Earlier in the week he found wild boar tracks.
Mornings, when the sun is rising over the undulating ocean, you meet Hugh and Sue on the deck. "I take a photo of the sunrise every morning," Hugh says. "Just happy snaps."
Bone fishing is popular and people come to capture the long silver fish with flies or live lures. Hugh is out to catch the One that Got Away. "I'm changing my strategy," he says from the deck, his hands working a hook.
Yes, the beach looks like this
The author at peace on the beach
You can cycle to pick up groceries at Love Hill and hang around for local talk over at Lionel's little store.
"Money is the root of all evil," says the elderly man at Lionel's counter.
On Sundays, you hear the voices fervent from the wooden churches. Fried or ceviche conch is served at the conch stand in Fresh Creek and it's open most days.
Outside Gator's, the largest grocery store in Fresh Creek, children in blue school uniforms hold hands and walk home.
"I like white people," chirps the little girl, looking up. "I'm nine and I haven't been anywhere." Her long dark braids dance.
Everyone waves on the street. Stay a week and you'll be waving. It's addictive.
The interior of the island is relatively underdeveloped. Derelict houses, like rotten teeth, mar Andros. Hurricane season is from August to November and it can ravage the landscape on bad days, leaving homes abandoned. A mere 8,000 people live on Andros, the largest yet least populated of the Bahamian islands.
At Small Hope Bay resort, people from all over the world converge to take in waters here. "My psychic told me to come to an island called Andros," says an Italian divorcee, perky small breasts playing peek-a-boo unapologetically through white shirt. "It is real. There is something special about this place." She has traveled from Italy for its "magic." (Of course, the psychic might have meant the more nearby Greek island of Andros, in the Cyclades, but let's not spoil it for her!)
You will often find yourself alone on the beaches, empty, long strips of sand where delicate pines and mangroves grow. The Seminole Indians, runaway slaves, have a myth about the chickcharnies: green and red creatures who hang from the pines by their tails. The pink sky blankets the island at sunset. Lie down and make love under the whispering pines as the waves caress the beach; the magic is real.
"People keep coming back here," says Federico on another dive out. "I see the same people year after year." The sun is shining bright on the water and the boat is speeding up again. Hands tight around the wheel, he says, "Ok let's go fast now."
He's right. On Andros there are days you will remember for the rest of your life.
Rent a car The biking is fun but, be warned, there are wild dogs on Andros that will chase you!
Bring your own coffee Groceries are limited.
Where to stay Small Hope Bay Lodge (approx. $500/night/all inclusive: www.smallhope.com). It's absolutely worth it, a wonderful hotel with all beachfront rooms/villas.
Renting a house means you get to know local people and your neighbours, which is a beautiful thing. (From around $200 a night to over a $1000 for a spectacular villa with its own pool. Try www.VBRO.com)
Between November – March, the air is a comfortable 70-82 degrees and the winds ward off the "no-seeums", tiny biting insects who live in the sand. April, hurricane season begins. 'Nuff said.
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In order to be truly free, you must relinquish dependence on the material world to conform to your expectations and bring you inner peace. You must divorce from a tumultuous marriage to a preconceived outcome. You must be willing to lose everything.
Eastern philosophy has something inherent in its nature akin to our word quiescence. This is a state of pure awareness, of just observing. This state is at the heart of meditation, but is often misunderstood as banishing your thoughts and entering oblivion. Really it is the state of being suspended in consciousness, allowing experience to occur without any judgment or expectation. It is from that place that you can survey the domain of selfhood in relation to the whole of experience. Another way to express this state is the transcendent or as Victor Frankl names it, the "nooetic" realm – the dimension that can observe all the parts of experience and thus from where comes wisdom.
To arrive at this place, you must temporarily abandon your ties to pre-programmed beliefs and the expectations of society, but is from this place that your wisdom guides you. With the decision to relinquish as the ultimate guide your ingrained societal voices, what falls away is fear – the fear that you may make the wrong decision, the one that will not preserve your job, your money, your relationships in the forms you imagine them to be. Because you are longer bound to a fantasy, you do not fear. You are operating in experience as it unfolds. You have relinquished the pretty picture to which you were told to hold on. You have demonstrated a willingness to lose everything.
With this willingness comes something much deeper and more secure than a sure future. There comes a trust in your nature and the rightness of and wisdom of your true self. Jonathan Livingston Seagull, a meditation on freedom, contains the notion that painful separation from the secure matrix of culture can bring about a revelation of your deepest desire as well as the capacity to pursue by voluntarily sacrificing comfortable barriers. Freedom means you may be called to abandon what you think you love in order to know what you truly love– it means you know deeply that should you lose what you have, you won't be finished as a human being. Without being dependent on expectations and outcomes to complete you, you are whole, you are a "self contained unit". You are free.
The great philosopher and popularizer of Eastern philosophy for the West, Alan Watts, described Nirvana as complete psychological freedom. He characterized this liberation, as it were, as "freedom from blocking", by which he meant to give up clinging to the hopeless notion that the future can be completely controlled. Blocking, a trendy psychological term of the time (1960's) can be another way of describing how the mind holds back the flow of experience when this information somehow challenges our sense of control.
The typical, human way of being requires us to continually try to predict the future (both immediate and long-term) in terms of manipulating our actions and thinking to preserve a specific and desired outcome of our actions. Our narrow focus on a specific vision of the future comes up against the thoroughly unpredictable and spontaneous flow of reality. Therefore, our beloved picture of the future is frequently dashed by disappointment. This is how suffering is described in Buddhism: a kind of "clinging" to outcome and a loss of freedom. In this way, also, the full flow of experience comes up against barriers to entering our consciousness as we are continually blocking out experience we deem as threatening to our envisioned future.
The point of Zen practice is to open up the channels of experience and allow a renewal of spontaneity. The Zen master, according to Watts, directs the student to "Show me your original face, the one you had before your mother and father conceived you". That face is of genuine spontaneity, of an ability to act with untainted authenticity. To fully realize this way of being in the world is Satori or Enlightenment. It is what Zen names with the misleading term, "The Void", for it is not to say that the "Void" means nothingness. What this means, says Watts, is that your attitude towards life changes when you give up trying to control the outcome of your actions. You enter a way of being you realize that what is happening now is IT and thus experience takes on an aliveness that is not apparent if we are not fully present.
But what can we do if we don't have access to Zen training? While we hear advice to meditation and "be in the now" from the most mainstream of sources and daily it seems, there is nonetheless a timeless wisdom to the notion of presence. An ongoing commitment to stay present whenever you can allows us to practice removing ourselves out of the running narrative of thinking and placing ourselves into pure experience of being. Eventually through this practice, a different way of thinking opens up – one in which the actual elements of experience expose themselves, and how we then act is based on more the reality at hand, and less part of an ongoing attitude of "clinging" to an outcome.
Is it practical to always operate in this fashion? Perhaps not always, unless your calling is to a spiritual life. But to integrate this approach into life more regularly has been known for thousands of years to decrease psychological suffering. Does a realization that the future cannot be controlled mean all we are is dust in the wind? In a way, it does mean that. But that is to say, isn't it, that it is this realization that allows us to use the wind as it arises to carry us – working with instead of against. That is Freedom.
Do Chameleons Dream in Multicolor?
What if at one point in our evolutionary history, our "consciousness" was characterized by a perpetual dream state? This sounds vaguely like the notion of Julian Jayne's Bicameral mind theory, but according to Jaak Panksepp, the "Rat Tickler" and Affective Neuroscientist (he wrote the book), it is possible that at one time in our evolutionary history, this was the case.
In his research, Panksepp determined that neurons that contribute to the dream state are responsible also for some orienting reflex function in the waking state. This discovery encouraged him to further attempt to understand the original purpose of the dream state of mind.
Dreaming is a higher brain function than REM sleep and at one time may even been a primitive form of consciousness. Now relegated to the background, dreaming nonetheless serves an important function in integrating our multiple daily doses of information into the more primitive areas of the brain. It is in this state that we have a sense of the perception of the world from the standpoint of the reptilian brain. The co-creation of the neocortex attempting to make sense of the processes within the basal ganglia is dream.
So, it may be that the odd nature of dream imagery are a way of translating information that our basic functionality can understand and use to keep us alive another day.
But what does this imply for our further understanding of our own brains? How does this impact our understanding of our dreams? If we consider the purposes of the reptilian brain, whose survival-level functions are often mentioned in conjunction with trauma – fight, flight, freeze or approach, and that this area of the brain is the seat of the most primitive emotions governing our survival – fear, rage and lust, then it could be our dreams are giving us clues as to how our relationship with the world is impacting our actual nature in terms of raw primary emotional processes.
For example, a feeling of entrapment in a job one hates may metaphorically translate into the embodied feeling physiological inhibition and in our dream, we may feel a strong desire to run – even if we live the most sedentary of lives. Or that a long dormant sexual desire will seem to emerge "out of the cracks" like a horny little gecko. Our reptilian brain is interaction with what we have learned during the day. It speaks a different language than us, but our cognition does its best to understand what it is trying to say.
So, maybe nest time you are interpreting your dreams, along with engaging in complex, meandering, cognitive interpretations (if that is your inclination)…also, ask your "inner reptile" what it thinks. After all, that guy has been around for hundreds of millions of years, so let's give him some say in the matter. After all, he's going to keep you alive!
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The industry spends a tremendous amount of money on the dual approach of marketing and creating addictive substances out of corn and chemicals. Then, the public is seduced into using these products through a multi-level strategy – advertising, addictiveness, availability) in allowing these products to be staples of their diets, I think the outrage might result in healthier choices. This approach to marketing began in the thirties, but in earnest after the war, therefore what we see in lower-income seniors is the result of a lifetime diet of Coca-Cola, white bread and chips.
But this does not mean that an older person is doomed. Changing the diet now, adding exercise and just generally understanding that making healthy choices in not only empowering, but also results in a better, longer life. I was recently reading about the enormous pile of money DaVita dialysis clinics make. Wouldn't it be better for Medicare to put this money into education, and possibly subsidies for healthy food? I would definitely add an incentive component to the proposal in that respect. Healthy eating should be a major aspect of any care plan for seniors.
Also, just a thought, what if junk food was treated likes an addictive substance? Could a recovery approach be added in the healthy eating piece?


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These clients are already engaged in regular exercise of varying levels (amateur to professional athletes) but seek to make performance gains. Super Fit would provide personal training and review based on a detailed assessment to determine the individual needs of the athlete and produce a bespoke programme. The athlete maybe looking to achieve a certain standard such as running a sub-50 second 400 metres or improve their technique (e.g. learning or refining what body position to be in when striking a ball – read more in this blog piece). Alternatively, the athlete could be looking for an overhaul of their programme or want to formalise and maximise their training having exercised/performed without specific guidance before.
This category of Super Fit clients could be aged from 18 to 98, age being no barrier to physical performance or being able to enhance physical performance. Click here to enquire or to book an assessment.


Digital Transformation is not necessarily about digital technology, but rather the fact that technology, which is digital, allows people or businesses to solve their traditional problems and they prefer this digital solution to the old "typical" options available.
In a narrower sense, "digital transformation" may refer to the concept of "going paperless" and reaching a "digital business maturity" which affects both individual businesses and whole segments of society, such as government, mass communications, medicine and science, needless to say every corporate business across the globe.
While the impact of this on businesses has been profound, many are struggling to realise the full potential of what digitisation offers. This is naturally where Adaptive Dynamics steps in to provide appropriate solutions.


The John F. Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is a 220 square mile facility located on Merritt Island off the coast of central Florida . Although KSC has served as the site for numerous manned and unmanned space flights, the facility is largely undeveloped, making an important wildlife sanctuary.
The University of Central Florida and KSC have identified numerous "areas of cooperation", where they will use Merritt Island to jointly investigate issues such as natural resources management, fire ecology, global climate change, invasive species, ecosystem restoration, estuarine studies, managed species, and atmospheric sciences as related to ecosystem processes. By formalizing our relationship, UCF and KSC will be able to expand their research partnership and create new opportunities for promotion of these and related research areas. It provides a formalized mechanism to establish and track meaningful discussions between the KSC and UCF scientists to utilize their capabilities and expertise to build collaborative research and teaching activities which represent a unique and valuable contribution to both KSC and UCF goals and objectives.


Welcome to the vegetable section. I'm the owner. Here, I will introduce an idea of "tomato" and memories that have triggered the idea.
"Tomato Festival" is held every year in Spain where people throw tomatos at each other. If you throwed apples at the festival, it would be very dangerous, but tomatos are easily squashed that it would not hurt so much. An idea inspired such a memory of a tomato being squashed is "Squashed!". "Squashed!" is a product that can be used as a bookmark, a sticky note and a coaster by being squahed by something.
In this way, Linking the cause of a tomato being crushed to the people's behavior makes people think that they've squahed a tomato.
I've introduced an idea that gives people an illusion and surprise by using the memories of tomato. If you would like to use it or commercialize it together, please contact us.


The termite is a tiny pest that can cause terrible amount of damage to a home. In fact the cause an estimated $2.5 billion dollars' worth of damage in the United States per year. They can be in your home for years without you even noticing them.
Part of the reason that many home owners don't notice an infestation is because extensive damage can take place inside wood without disturbing the surface. Another reason is that people simply don't check to see if there is an infestation.
The other way is by directly tunneling through wood. They can do this anywhere wood from your home comes in contact with the ground.
To check your home for these dastardly beasts you should visually inspect the base of your home for mud tubes both outside and inside your crawl space or basement. Also if you notice flying termites around your home you might need to address this issue as well by checking the attic area.
To prevent a termite infestation there are a number of different things you can use, including termite bait, soil treatments, and wood treatments with termite spray products. Termite bait and bait stations are straight forward enough; you simply place them in a perimeter around your home and periodically check them to ensure that there is bait for termites to consume.
To treat the soil around your home you apply a termiticide directly into the soil. This normally requires that you dig a trench around your home or any piece of your home that come in contact with the ground. You might also need to drill though your drill way or other impervious surfaces to apply these treatments.
Wood treatments, as you might have guessed, are applied to the wooden structures that comprise your home. There are both topical and internal applications that can be used for wood treatments. When treating for termites you need to follow the manufacturers' labeled instructions for use.
This post was written by Heather Ashton, an avid blogger and home improvement enthusiast from Atlanta, Georgia. Heather has been researching various DIY home improvement methods and products for over five years and enjoys writing about her findings.


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Contracted COVID-19 after first vaccine shot? Read about when to take second jab
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By Kayal
It has been emphasised, several times, that taking the COVID-19 vaccine does not make you immune to the disease, rather, it can ensure that if you happen to contract it, the chances of it becoming a severe case are lower. However, Dr Anoop Amarnath, a member of the Critical Care Support Unit of the Karnataka government and a practitioner at Manipal Hospital, has observed many people develop 'vaccine slag' after getting the first shot. This means people let their guard down after getting the first dose. As a result, they may contract the illness. In a scenario where a person has gotten COVID-19 between the two doses of the vaccine, how and when should they go about taking the second dose? We asked doctors, who said that it depends on the antibody levels in an individual's body after they recover from COVID-19. This will help to ascertain when they should take the second shot. "An antibody level of one is considered relevant. Usually, people will have the level of 10-15 after getting COVID-19. It is not advisable to go for vaccination when the levels are so high," Dr Anoop says. Dr Srivatsa Lokeshwaran, Consultant - Interventional Pulmonology at Aster CMI hospital in Bengaluru, says that they usually advise the patient to wait for around 1.5 months after recovering from COVID-19, before going for the second dose. "The antibody levels will decide when the patient can take the second shot. It is best to consult your doctor before you decide to go for the second shot if you've contracted COVID-19 in between the two doses," Dr Srivatsa says. He also adds that post-recovery supervision should be done in the lead up to taking the second dose Further, the Union government guidelines state that people who have had active symptoms of COVID-19, those who have been given convalescent plasma therapy for COVID-19 treatment or anti-SARS-CoV-2 monoclonal antibodies, should defer vaccination by 4-8 weeks. It should also be noted that while Covaxin doses are to be administered 4-6 weeks apart, the gap between Covishield doses has been increased to 6-8 weeks from 4-6 weeks. This was done after a study published in the medical journal, The Lancet, found that the efficacy of Oxford-AstraZeneca's vaccine formulation increased from 54% (when both doses were taken less than six weeks apart) to 82.4% when taken 12 or more weeks apart.
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It is an exciting time when you probably have decided to switch to the new house. There are many things which have to be managed with respect to time. Some of them we will discuss here to get know about that. Here are 5 Things to do before you move into a new house.


Inventory includes drugs, medicines, ointments, clinic consumable supplies, pet food and other over the counter products. It does not however, include outside diagnostic fees, cremation expenses, temporary locum services or referral services, which can be reported as one total expense on financial statements under the general caption, Cost of Goods Sold.
Although we mainly look at inventory as something we have to order once or twice a week and/or something we have to painstakingly count for the accountant every year, it is a profit center that contributes significantly to a veterinary practice. Not only does inventory generate revenue, but it represents a significant contribution to the practice's relationship with clients.
From a revenue point of view, inventory sales represent 25% to 30% of the overall practice revenue. Out of every dollar received in the form of revenue, approximately 24% goes to pay to replace inventory that has been either consumed or sold. Dependent on the overall practice revenue and practice philosophy, the average one doctor practice will carry between $20,000 to $25,000 dollars in inventory.
Clients visit the veterinarian to ensure the continued good health of their pets as well as treatment of their pet for unusual symptoms or treating something to their pet's physical being. Within the industry this demand if you like, is satisfied through what I refer to as "Veterinary Health Care Delivery." If the veterinarian cannot, for whatever reason, treat the animal or the clinic doesn't have the appropriate product in inventory, the opportunity then exists for the client to go elsewhere for these services or products resulting in the loss of a client which over the years contributes significantly to the overall revenue and profitability of the practice.
From the client's perspective, there is a very real relationship between the veterinarian and inventory. Some veterinarians treat pain medication as an option, where as other veterinarians believe pain medication is not optional and automatically include (and invoice) the dispensing of this drug as part of their professional services delivered. Some veterinarians believe writing prescriptions and sending their clients to a local pharmacy is better than delivering the prescription as the appointment is completing. Some veterinarians carry only basic prescription pet food used for very specific short term health treatment needs, whereas other veterinarians carry a full complement of food products and promote its use as part of their Veterinary Health Care Delivery. There are some veterinarians who only carry raw diets as well as promote supplements and other sorts of natural pet wellness products.
If the clinic's veterinary health care delivery is not in line with the client's perceived value demands, revenue patterns will decline or simply stagnate much to the horror of the veterinarian thinking it is the economy!
A veterinary clinic's investment in inventory is tied specifically to not having excess inventory on hand at any one given time, as well as having just enough inventories in stock so the clinic is never (within reason) without a particular product when needed. Within most inventory management programs, one can manage their inventory level through minimum and maximum unit levels computerized environment, which in turn leads to generating inventory order forms. Obviously with software programs like this, inventory management and administration time is reduced which in turn lowers administration costs.
Practitioners maintaining an inventory investment of $25,000 dollars or more should be using an inventory management software program and, in particular the application related to minimum and maximum unit sections to control their inventory costs and minimize the time to complete their order sheets accurately and effectively. As with any business carrying inventory, effective management includes balancing the capital investment in inventory, having just enough inventory and minimizing the administration costs of ordering and controlling inventory.
As to how much a practice should carry in inventory, is a function of revenue patterns and practice philosophy (Veterinary Health Care Delivery). Statistically, the majority of companion animal veterinary practices having reasonable inventory levels achieve an overall inventory turn rate (100% replacement of inventories) of between six and eight times per year. Naturally this would represent the overall inventory with items such as pet food turning upwards of 24 and higher times per year, while prescription medicaments may only turn three to four times a year.
Inventory turn rates are an important tool in controlling inventory costs as well as measuring the inventory product composition as new products are always being introduced. Particular attention has to be paid to new products to ensure there is the anticipated positive market reaction.
If the practice does not have a computerized inventory management program, color coded price tags can provide an easy visual indication of what products turn or not. Creating lists of products that sell frequently ("Ten Most Wanted List") will narrow the management focus on certain items so as to prevent running out of inventory.
In a one doctor veterinary practice, inventory would represent approximately $25,000, comprising of approximately 50% in pharmacy supplies and the balance in pet food, consumables and other over the counter products.
A practice does not make money on inventory unless it is sold (turned) AND the inventory product is sold for a value higher than it was acquired. Within the companion animal industry, prescription pet food is sold with a 40% markup based on the acquisition cost while prescription medicines are marked up 100% with a dispensing fee of $6 - $10.
How does the cost relationship get out of sorts like the above?
• The individual product pricing is not updated in line with fluctuating purchase costs and/or the pricing philosophy is not in line with industry norms including prescription drugs being marked up 100% and food products achieving a 28.6% margin based on a 40% markup.
• Poor and inconsistent inventory physical counts and valuation.
1. Physically count inventory every year, normally in conjunction with the fiscal period end of the veterinary practice. A physical count provides the opportunity to review the inventory composition and the overall value of inventory being carried including computing the relationship of inventory costs to revenue. Take some time to review the amount of money committed to various aspects of inventory as well as the minimum and maximum quantities recorded. Are adjustments required?
Do not rely on your accountant to review and comment on the reasonableness of your inventory.
2. Review inventory pricing to the latest purchase invoice information to ensure appropriate mark up.
3. On an ongoing basis verify actual count to computer records to ensure computer records are accurate as to quantity and thus application of minimum or maximum levels used for inventory purchasing.
4. Review in clinic consumables in relationship to service fees to ensure the current pricing model is reflective of continual increases in purchase costs. Should the clinic be updating its fee structure to include additional costs? Consider implementing a "tray fee" for incidental clinic consumables if not already in place.
5. Review in hospital medical dispensing record and invoicing procedure to ensure all medication is being included in the invoice.
6. When hiring an associate, and in particular new graduates, shadow them for several days and consistently review their medical charts thereafter to ensure treatment plans are consistent with the practice philosophy, including charging for all inventory products either dispensed or consumed.
It has become somewhat of an industry standard that one staff member is responsible for inventory purchasing because it is considered a demanding and boring task. At the end of the year, inventory is counted, many times without proper instructions or regard for the overall investment. After looking at hundreds of financial statements, it is clear to me, accountants preparing financial statements do not take notice of the inventory value being submitted or its fluctuation from year to year.
b. Pet food and over the counter inventory delegated to the senior client relations or receptionist member. It is particularly important that a budget be developed for this area of inventory with the product mix developed in conjunction with the veterinaria recommendations and client demand. Inventory management in this area is based on having preset minimum and maximum inventory levels which are based on desired inventory turn rates.
As mentioned previously, the relationship between the client and the clinic is dependent on the relationship between the veterinarian and inventory which can best be described as the delivery of veterinary care to the patient. In the consumer's eye, and in particular within today's market place, having a sustaining relationship with clients is based on the delivery of Perceived Value. As the client leaves the practice with invoice in hand, do they believe they received value for the money spent? If the answer is "yes" then there is a very good chance the client will be back. These clients usually readily accept the doctor's recommendations as well as readily refer friends and neighbors to the clinic. If the answer is "no", the present day client will look for alternatives and, in the absence of a referral, will return to "fees" being the determining factor in choice.
As a direct result of the recent economic turmoil, the average client is very cautious with where and how they spend their money and as such, while wanting and willing to pay for the very best, they want to know there is a balance in the value being received and the cost. In the highly competitive market place, pet owners are no longer prepared to simply assume they received value because the veterinarian said so.
Delivering veterinary care today is all about the practice-client relationship. In the case of client/practice relationship, the relationship itself is dependent to the degree to which the practice demonstrates a leadership role. As the client builds a confident and trusting relationship in the veterinary practice as a result of the clinic's leadership, the client's perceived value is delivered; not price. When the client/practice relationship/leadership is weak or non-existent, the factor is reduced simply to fees and at this level the lowest price wins!
•Demonstrate leadership in operating your pharmacy by explaining dispensed drugs, side effects, risks and household dangers. Provide resource information, including generics and alternatives.
• Talk about and reach an understanding with respect to professional fees, including consumable costs forming part of the treatment fees and those that are separately invoiced. Talk about the financial obligation of a pet owner, including pet availability.
3. Listen to the market. Listen to your clients. Listen to your support staff. React. React. React.
• Incorporate into every staff meeting, a discussion related to what is happening within the market place that has an impact on your veterinary operations, the services you provide and the products you carry.
4. Introduce an Employee Suggestion Box and reward employees for implemented suggestions.
• The support team, doctors and owners commit to improving the Health Care Delivery (services/products) at least one percent (1%) each day the clinic is open for business, including introducing new products, re-arranging products, promoting products, posting resource information, etc.
5. Introduce a Client Suggestion Box and respond to ALL contributions.
• Have every staff member commit to your defined Health Care Delivery Program through their actions and through their ongoing knowledge and experience, including ongoing communication with clients.
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Cord Cutter's Guide: How to Stream the 89th Academy Awards
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The Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, is an awards ceremony that recognizes excellence in cinematic achievements in the United States film industry. Winners are voted on and chosen by more than 5,000 members of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 1,000 of which are actors.
The Oscars will be hosted by television host and comedian Jimmy Kimmel with performances by Justin Timberlake, Sting and John Legend. Nominations include Casey Affleck (Actor in a Leading Role), Emma Stone (Actress in a Leading Role) Hidden Figures (Best Picture), Moana (Best Animated Feature Film) and more.
Let the glitz and glam begin, but don't forget that you don't need a cable subscription to enjoy the ceremony. Here are three ways that you can stream the Oscars online.
Sling TV is one of the top ways that cord cutters can stream live TV without a cable subscription. Subscribers who choose the Sling Orange package ($20/mo) have access to the Broadcast Extra bundle ($5/mo) to watch live local broadcast channels, including ABC. Only want to use this service to watch the Oscars? You can try it free for 7 days!
Note: You can only stream ABC Live through Sling TV in select markets around the country. These areas include Chicago, Fresno, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Raleigh-Durham and San Francisco. If you live in one of these areas, the ABC live stream will be accessible.
One of the newest solutions for cord cutters is DIRECTV NOW by AT&T. This online streaming service offers you more than 60 TV channels, including ABC, for $35/mo without a contract (or you can try it free for seven days). You can use this service on most streaming devices, including computers and mobile devices.
Basic Antenna Option
Don't forget the old-fashioned way! Since ABC is over-the-air (OTA) network broadcasting, it's free to watch with a digital antenna if you live in range of an affiliate. Here's how to choose the best antenna for you.
Finding ways to stream live TV is only half the battle for cord cutters. After all, nobody wants to Natalie Portman receive an award on a tiny computer screen. Download AirParrot 2 on your Mac or PC to wirelessly mirror that live broadcast from your computer directly to an Apple TV or Chromecast.
Use Sling TV app or DirecTV Now in the Chrome, Safari and Firefox browser to stream the event. Then open AirParrot and select your browser as the "From" option. Select your Apple TV or Chromecast as the "To" option. This will allow you to experience all the action on the big screen.
The image below was taken from the AirParrot menu and shows you how to do this. You simply select your browser or application. Then select where to send it.
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Host: Jimmy Kimmel
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Milos Raonic beat world No. 9 Fernando Verdasco 7-6 (6), 7-6 (5) Sunday to win the first ATP championship by a Canadian since 1995.
Kelly: The man who built Milos Raonic's tennis game
Milos Raonic's former coach says the 20-year-old has the potential to be No. 1 in the world.
By Cathal KellySports Columnist
Sun., Feb. 13, 2011timer3 min. read
As Milos Raonic rattles off his sixth straight point to rescue the first-set tiebreak of his first ATP final, seven-year-old Summer Curtis makes another plea for calm.
"Daddy, no screaming in the house. Daddy!"
Daddy is Raonic's childhood coach, Casey Curtis. Daddy is probably still screaming on Monday morning.
His former charge has suddenly reignited the sport of tennis in Canada, winning the first ATP championship by a Canadian since Greg Rusedski in 1995.
How much better can things get for the 20-year-old from Thornhill?
"Number one. He can be number one in the world," Curtis says.
Raonic was a picture of calm in San Jose, cutting world No. 9 Fernando Verdasco apart 7-6 (6), 7-6 (5). The Spaniard was eventually left cursing his luck and Raonic's precision serve.
Curtis and his family watch all of Raonic's matches. Even Summer pulled a few near all-nighters during January's Australian Open, when Raonic first announced himself with a berth in the fourth round.
Tucked up inside the living room of the Curtis home, you don't watch Raonic play. You listen in on a telepathic coaching seminar.
"Milos, you need to be up on the baseline (to return serve). Move up, buddy. Move up."
"Keep it on that backhand, buddy."
"Check out that forehand! Will someone please talk about that forehand?"
Curtis is hooting at every ace, wishing balls in or out, and generally keeping up a pretty decent play-by-play broadcast. He's a lean, tightly muscled man. Every time he jumps off the couch to chainsaw his fist, visitors are well advised to sit back.
"Get the champagne," Curtis announces halfway through the second set.
"Don't say it!" cries one of Curtis's former students, Italian Francesca Mancini, who's dropped by after a night game to watch.
"Milos isn't nervous. Why should we be?" says another visitor, tennis coach Guy Noël.
There was a moment of silent regret, as Raonic handed back two championship points in the second-set tiebreak. But one last huge serve handcuffed Verdasco. Raonic lowered his head and sighed.
As much as Curtis wants to talk about the forehand, it's the serve that continues to amaze.
In the face of Raonic's catapult, Verdasco faded so far off the baseline that he should've been charged for a front-row seat.
"Verdasco is looking for that serve and he still can't get it back," Curtis said.
Curtis doesn't want to brag, but he built that serve.
You may have heard the story by now.
How eight-year-old Milos was judged too young and spindly to join Curtis's class at Richmond Hill's Blackmore Tennis Club.
How, instead, Milos and his father, Dusan, would tramp to the club before dawn and then again well past dark to practice with a ball machine. The odd hours saved the Raonic family money on court fees.
After a few months, Curtis agreed to take the youngster on.
Curtis coached Raonic until he was 17. At that point, he had to decide if he was willing to leave his young family and follow Raonic around the world. He decided to hand his prize pupil off.
Raonic finished high school a month after turning 16. Dusan insisted that until he cracked the ATP's top 100, Milos had to take university courses to prepare for an alternate career. After Sunday night's win, he is now ranked 59th in the world. He stopped taking those courses a few days ago.
He is within spitting distance of Andrew Sznajder's record ranking for a Canadian man — 46th.
We're on the cusp of something wonderful in the domestic game.
Milos Raonic isn't a comer anymore. He's arrived.
Curtis recalled a key moment in Raonic's career. When the boy was 10 years old, his coach asked him a question.
"Some guys win matches. Some guys win tournaments. Which one are you?"
Raonic got that one right.
On Saturday, Curtis reminded his former charge of that decade-old conversation in an email. This time, Curtis didn't bother with the question at the end.
"I don't have to ask him that ever again."


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Here's What Jinger Duggar Has Shared About Her Birth Plan So Far
by Michelle Stein
With Joesph and Kendra Duggar welcoming their first child earlier this month, the next Duggar in line to give birth is Jinger Vuolo. Jinger is the sixth-eldest child of 19 Kids & Counting's Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar. She's due sometime in July, which means the final countdown is upon us, folks. As the last few weeks of pregnancy tick down for Jinger, and with the finish line in sight, fans have been speculating about what the first-time mom's plans are going into labor and delivery. If she's anything like her sisters, Jinger Duggar's birth plan could include a home birth.
To start, it's worth noting the adult Duggar children — while currently starring in the hit TLC series Counting On — are relatively private people otherwise. If they haven't already discussed a topic on the show itself, their family websites, or on social media, then chances are no one is going to know much about it. With this in mind, Jinger hasn't actually come out and said, "This is my birth plan." However, she has spoken on the subject of labor and delivery in recent months — and it seems her younger sister's experience has scared her a bit. "I wasn't super nervous until Joy had her baby and then I thought, 'Oh my. What if I have a 10-pounder?'" she told Us Weekly in March.
According to Us Weekly, Jinger continued:
That's probably the only thing that makes me nervous, is just thinking of the size of the baby and going through labor, but at this point, I'm trying not to think about that. I'm trying to just enjoy the pregnancy and I know that when that baby comes I'm going to be super excited to see it.
During this same interview, Jinger also spilled one tiny detail about what she's hoping for when it comes to her own labor and delivery experience: Who she wants present for the big event. "I want my mom definitely at the birth of our child and so I've invited her and Jana as well and Jill, she wants to make it," Jinger told Us Weekly. "So they're invited, but I don't know how many will be able to make it. My mom, at this point, is the only one who's probably going to be able to make it for the birth."
Other than the fact that Jinger wants her mom there by her side as she welcomes her baby girl into the world, not much else is known for sure, at this point. So let's take a look at the adult Duggar daughters' birth plans, shall we? Because so far, they've all had one thing in common: Attempted home births. Jill Dillard and her husband, Derick, currently have two sons, Israel and Samuel. For both of these births, Jill attempted to have home births — and for both of them, things didn't exactly go according to plan, as People reported. That's because Jill actually ended up having C-sections to deliver both of her boys, according to People.
Like Jill, Jessa Seewald had two sons with her husband, Ben: Spurgeon and Henry. Unlike Jill, however, Jessa was able to deliver at home like she had planned. Although with her first son, Spurgeon, she was rushed to the hospital after delivery because she lost so much blood, the Daily Mail reported. The delivery of baby number two did not require a hospital trip.
Joy-Anna Forsyth and her husband, Austin, welcomed their first child — a boy they named Gideon — in February, according to TODAY. Although she labored at home for 20 hours, the news outlet reported, Joy-Anna ultimately required an emergency C-section at a nearby hospital.
So if Jinger is anything like her sisters, she will begin her labor at home with a midwife and a birth team. (And plenty of Counting On fans think so, too, In Touch Weekly reported.) Still, she is known to veer from the "Duggar norm" when it comes to other aspects of her life — like "waiting" for more than a year to start a family, wearing pants and shirts with no sleeves, and moving to a different state. So who knows? She could very well be planning for a hospital birth with her mom and husband by her side. I guess we'll just have to wait and find out the details after baby Vuolo arrives next month!


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We either hit them HEAD ON…. or RUN FROM THEM and hide.
I have found that Surrendering and taking ownership of everything in life…. eventually helps you grow. RUNNING AWAY… does nothing but PROLONG THE AGONY OF DEFEAT!
Making it through this time in my life has made me an Unstoppable, Passionate, Positive, Focused and DETERMINED INDIVIDUAL that can accomplishing anything…….
Here is our short story…..
May 2016…… Trust and Love is on its way back….
We were told we wouldn't make it two years together.
Find, seek, search for those items that can change… you can change…. change is EASY….
SURRENDER TO IT…… ACCEPT IT!!
Thank you Theresa my Beautiful Mother of our wonderful Children…. for giving me the chance!
I took it and RAN WITH IT!
Living in INTEGRITY….. true integrity ……has a whole new MEANING!
You have helped me understand the error of my ways…..
You are my girl, my inspiration, my sense of reason, MY LIFE….
I am looking forward to the next 50 years with you!!
Thank you for you BEING YOU!!


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Amerongen – miejscowość w północnej Holandii, w prowincji Utrecht, w gminie Utrechtse Heuvelrug. Miejscowość położona 8 km na wschód od Doorn.

Zabytki
W Amerongen znajduje się XIII-wieczny zamek. Przebudowany w XVII wieku przez Godarda van Reede. W XX wieku własność pruskiej rodziny królewskiej, od listopada 1918 do maja 1920, gościł cesarza Wilhelma II po jego ucieczce z Niemiec. Obecnie własność państwa. W zamku mieści się muzeum, zachowane XVII-wieczne wyposażenie.

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Przypisy

Miasta w prowincji Utrecht

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Congratulations, Rex Reynolds. You will serve House District 21 well!
Most of you know that last year, Heaven gained an angel with Jim Patterson, a dear friend who epitomized Colossians 3:23. Jim's positive attitude, servant leadership, and tenacity made him a good legislator who left big shoes to fill in House District 21.
Tuesday 27 March is the special election to fill Jim's vacancy. Voter turnout is key in any special election, so if you are a Republican or an independent/undecided voter who lives in HD21, please take the time to vote Rex Reynolds. Rex Reynolds is the only Republican running for this seat. I have known Rex for many years; he is a lifelong public servant who will represent us well.
Perhaps one of the best photographs Hayden and Sheridan have ever taken, entirely improvised, walking home on a rainy evening from dinner at Cotton Row.
The passage of the Alabama Jobs Enhancement Act (HB317) is important to the well-being of all Alabamians because it allows our state to maintain an environment conducive for economic growth.
Thank you to the Troy University chapter of Delta Sigma Pi for the opportunity to speak to your group about Economic Development: Principles and Practice.
Congratulations to A & M and Redstone Federal Credit Union on the new branch located in the Knight Center on the campus of Alabama A & M University. The student-run branch is a partnership with the College of Business and Public Affairs and is the epitome of workforce development.
Thank you to the Huntsville Chamber for coordinating today's Washington Update Luncheon featuring Congressman Mo Brooks. Topics discussed included the national debt, tariffs, trade, industrial development, and national security.
Thank you, Alabama Cattlemen's Association, for your work and for hosting the 75th Annual Convention and Trade Show in Huntsville today (and yesterday). It was an honor to be with you all.
Cattle production represents a $2.5 billion dollar industry in Alabama. Thank you, Governor Kay Ivey, for your continued support of the Alabama Cattlemen's Association and for serving as the keynote speaker today in Huntsville at the ACA 75th Annual Convention and Trade Show.
This evening, hundreds of us attended a meeting and reception to promote shopping locally for seafood caught on Alabama's shores. The meeting provided important insight about the economic impact of the commercial seafood industry within our state.
In an interview with Alabama Political Reporter I hoped to clear up some of the misnomers floating around about HB317 - the economic development bill - and protocol in the field in general.
On 5 June, vote Judge Michelle Thomason for Court of Civil Appeals, Place 1. Judge Michelle Thomason has a wealth of experience in business, law, trial court, and on the bench - which includes over 13,000 cases and well-qualifies her to serve in this statewide position.
Thank you for being in Huntsville with us today.
Thank you to everyone who made the 2018 Huntsville Community Kite Festival memorable. The Community Kite Festival is a prime example of how businesses, nonprofits, and local governments work together to enhance our quality of life.


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Le lexique du français régional de Normandie est constitué de l'ensemble des mots, ou plus précisément des lemmes (unités lexicales autonomes) employés en Normandie, beaucoup de ces mots et tournures sont des héritages du normand passés dans le français local.

Petit lexique différentiel
Le tableau suivant fait le bilan de quelques différences lexicales entre le français cadien et le français européen. À noter que certaines de ces différences ne relèvent pas seulement des registres parlé ou familier ; bon nombre de mots cadiens tels que « s'amancher » ou « sagamité » s'emploient également à l'écrit. Beaucoup de ces mots sont communs au français acadien ou au français québécois, ce qui sera indiqué.

On trouvera dans le Wiktionnaire une nomenclature exhaustive et mots et expressions typiques de la Normandie.

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 Lepelley René (2010). « Le parler de Normandie », éditions Christine Bonneton.
 Fresnay, A. G. (1885). « Mémento du patois normand », éditions Gérard Monfort.

Normandie
Culture en Normandie
Histoire du français
Inventaire de langues


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Epic Volcano Eruption At Ethiopia's Gateway To Hell
By Shannon Lane @shannonroselane
IN A SCENE resembling the depths of hell, a surge of magma escapes volcano Erta Ale in Ethiopia resulting in a dramatic flood of lava
Videographer / director: Paul Reichert
Producer: Shannon Lane, Ellie Winstanley
Editor: Ian Phillips, Marcus Cooper
The volcano sits on three unstable tectonic plates
This incredibly rare moment was a result of the tectonic plates in the area rifting apart - and was great timing for the Volcano Discovery tour group.
The tour group were lucky enough to witness such a dramatic event
The tour group were led across the volcano by an experienced geologist in January 2017, and all wore gas masks and heat-resistant boots.
Despite the extra precautions, being so close to an active volcano is never going to be entirely safe and the group had to ensure there was always an available exit path.
One of the lava flows stopped 60 metres in front of the camp
Founder of Volcano Discovery, Dr. Tom Peiffer said: "Some videos were from only metres away, which was very hazardous as they had to move over fragile, thin-crusted, sharp-edged and still hot lava flows that had been erupted just days before."
The heat is so intense that tourists must cover their skin
Erta Ale can be found in the Danakil Depression, atop three unstable tectonic plates, making it one of the hottest places on Earth.
Dr. Peiffer said: "The area is in a very hot place. The Danakil is the hottest inhabited area in the world, and even in winter on top of the volcano at 600m elevation, it's typically 35 degrees in daytime."
The magma burst through the volcano and made a lava river
Filming the event was a feat in itself, due to the heat radiation and unpredictability of the volcano.
The volcano is nicknamed 'the gateway to hell'
Tom said: "The heat radiation both from the ground, the active lava flows and the lake are extremely intense. You have to protect all exposed skin and you can only be there short moments to snap pictures.
The Afar Depression is one of the hottest places on Earth
"Most videos are so close that it's impossible to put a tripod up and do more than 20-30 seconds at a time."
Erta Ale is the most active volcano in Ethiopia
The intensity of the event caused the volcanic system to collapse a day after the tour group left.
Even in winter the Danakil is 35 degrees celsius
The volcano enthusiast said: "The places shown in the videos no longer exist in this form and it might take years of decades to reform."
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Giovanni Greco (* 11. April 1990) ist ein italienischer Badmintonspieler.

Karriere
Giovanni Greco wurde 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011 und 2012 italienischer Meister. Bis auf 2010, wo er im Doppel erfolgreich war, gewann er alle seine Titel im Herreneinzel. 2011 siegte er bei den Uganda International. Weitere Podestplätze erkämpfte er sich unter anderem bei den Botswana International 2010, den South Africa International 2010, den Fiji International 2011, den Syria International 2011 und den Mauritius International 2011. 2014 gewann er gemeinsam mit Rosario Maddaloni die Puerto Rico International.

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Badmintonspieler (Italien)
Teilnehmer an den Europaspielen (Italien)
Teilnehmer der Europaspiele 2015
Italienischer Meister (Badminton)
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