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Why nose smells like acetone
Smell of acetone from the nose is a sign of development in the human body serious pathological process that can be associated with many internal organs. The correct diagnosis of the disease in the presence of a symptom may be carried out only by a specialist after a full examination.
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Brain disease
Smell of acetone from the nose is often regarded as olfactory hallucination, which is a serious symptom of problems in the brain. As a rule, the lesion is associated with disturbances in the function of the cortical analyzer caused by traumatic brain injury, pituitary tumors or temporal lobe. Olfactory hallucinations can also be caused by infectious lesions occur and subsequently the inflammatory process. In some cases, schizophrenia or epilepsy can manifest with the symptom.
Diseases of other internal organs
Smell of acetone in the nose is a concomitant symptom of diabetes. The symptom can also manifest as a result of problems with the liver, for example, with lesions of hepatitis A or C. Sometimes smell cause disease of the pancreas. Often smell of acetone in the nose of the patient may indicate problems with the urinary or biliary systems. It can occur with flu, panic attack, hysteria, or neurasthenia.
Acetone can also be removed from the body, causing a smell in the nose. This phenomenon occurs most often in people who work in hazardous occupations or those who are long engaged in heavy physical exertion. Similar smell in the nose in people who are active in sports, is the result of decomposition of molecules of fat into glucose and ammonia. The latest, and causes the appearance of the symptom.
Since this manifestation is typical for a large number of diseases, diagnosis can only be a specialist after diagnostic procedures. In the absence of patient complaints about the deterioration and the absence of other possible symptoms, your doctor may prescribe an MRI of the brain, to be able to diagnose certain tumors or inflammation. In some cases, you may be assigned echoencephalography.
If the results of the analysis of the brain was good, your doctor may order tests of your urine and blood to diagnose other possible pathology. According to the research results it is possible to determine deviations in the functioning of certain organs and to appoint additional diagnostic procedure or treatment, if the diagnosis the doctor seems fairly accurate. After the treatment of the disease itself is a symptom of a smell of acetone from the nose disappear. To cure it is important to follow the instructions prescribed by a doctor.
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Olga Fateeva (Russian: Ольга  Фатеева; born 4 May 1984) is a Russian volleyball player. She was a member of the national team that won the gold medal at the 2010 World Championship.

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Ostatnia brygada (alternative title: Prawo do szczęścia) is a 1938 Polish film directed by Michał Waszyński. The film's art direction is by Jacek Rotmil.

Cast
Zbigniew Sawan ...  Andrzej Dowmunt
Maria Gorczyńska ...  Lena
Elżbieta Barszczewska ...  Ewa
Lidia Wysocka ...  Marta Rzecka
Jerzy Pichelski ...  Żegota
Kazimierz Junosza-Stępowski ...  Kulcz, Lena's husband
Stanisław Sielański ...  Feliks
Pelagia Relewicz-Ziembińska ...  Zuzanna
Aleksander Balcerzak ...  Janek
Marcin Bay-Rydzewski ...  Valet
Józef Maliszewski ...  Doctor
Henryk Rydzewski ...  Officer
Artur Socha ...  Engineer
Zofia Wilczyńska ...  Chambermaid

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Dan Chorost and Jeffrey Gracer Present On New York Climate and Energy Issues
On November 10, 2020, SPR Principals Dan Chorost and Jeffrey Gracer presented about recent New York climate and energy laws and related business opportunities on a webinar hosted by the Quebec Government Office in New York. Dan and Jeff summarized the robust and growing legal framework for capping carbon emissions and advancing renewable energy…
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Stop thinking about Jon Hamm's enormous penis
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People tell you who they are, but we ignore it—because we want them to be who we want them to be. Jon Hamm will tell you, "I'm a successful, handsome, very famous TV and movie star who's equally adept at drama and comedy, and yes, I have an enormous penis that I rarely constrain with underwear." And so we force this identity on him, because suddenly, that enormous penis is all we see. Their own wants be damned, "the handsome, famous guy with the enormous penis" is who we want them to be.
Well, don't think about Jon Hamm's enormous penis. Put Jon Hamm's enormous penis out of your mind.
As he relays to Rolling Stone, Hamm has been upstaged by his penis far too many times of late—most recently on the set of Mad Men, but also in enough gossip rags amusing themselves with juvenile dick jokes that he's finally had it up to here [holds hand over the tip of Jon Hamm's enormous penis]. "Most of it's tongue-in-cheek," Hamm said of the tone of this reporting, and not of the body contortions he must undergo to accommodate his enormous penis. "But it is a little rude. It just speaks to a broader freedom that people feel like they have—a prurience. They're called 'privates' for a reason."
And just in case a gentle, scolding grandma appeal to modesty in the midst of discussing it for the cover story of a major magazine isn't enough to get everyone to stop talking about Jon Hamm's penis right before his TV series returns, Hamm puts the hammer down—which, no, is not a euphemism for his enormous penis. Haven't you been listening? "I'm wearing pants, for fuck's sake. Lay off," Hamm says. "I mean, it's not like I'm a fucking lead miner. There are harder jobs in the world. But when people feel the freedom to create Tumblr accounts about my cock, I feel like that wasn't part of the deal."
Still, in addition to acknowledging that he could be a humble lead miner—toiling in the dangerous lead mines where distracting scuttlebutt about enormous penises could end up getting someone killed—Hamm also recognizes there are maybe worse things than being a handsome, famous man who everyone thinks has an enormous penis. "But whatever. I guess it's better than being called out for the opposite," he says, quite diplomatically.
Anyway, as Hamm spoke about the indignity of the whole world constantly discussing his body parts like he's some piece of meat, presumably Christina Hendricks stood behind him, playing the world's largest violin with Jon Hamm's enormous penis.


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Guide to New Zealand workplaces
New Zealand workplaces may be different from what you are used to. This guide will give you some key tips to help you settle into your new workplace here.
Is it easy to settle in a new country?
All migrants go through a number of stages.
The Settlement Curve
All migrants go through a number of stages as they get used to their life in a new country. It can take up to two years. The settlement curve diagram shows how your emotions may change as you start living in a new culture.
The stages of settling in
You are likely to experience highs and lows
Forethought - Do you and your partner have realistic expectations about living and working in New Zealand and understand that these settlement phases are normal?
Fun - You are excited about moving to a new life in a new country.
Fright - You might have a bad experience, large or small, that frightens you.
Flight - You are not sure if you want to stay and may decide to leave.
Fight - You fight against the bad feelings and decide to make the most of the opportunities here.
Fit - You start to feel settled and comfortable in your new life. Some people will feel settled sooner than others.
For more information about the stages of the settlement curve, and some tips and suggestions about making a smooth transition to life in New Zealand, check our 'Tips for settling in' section.
Get support from the people around you
Gather as much information as you can about your new job, New Zealand and the settlement process.
If you are here with others, show them the settlement curve and talk about it together.
Talk to workmates and friends and seek support during the low period - it can make all the difference.
Can my employer help with settlement?
Good employers will help you to succeed.
Your employer should be aware that many newcomers have partners and families and will need time to organise the essentials for their new life in New Zealand when they arrive. Discuss this with your employer before starting your new job.
The Workplace Settlement model
The Workplace Settlement model shows how settling in both at home and at work are part of a successful shift to a new culture.
Workplace Settlement model.
The Workplace Settlement Model uses two triangles to represent the overlapping priorities new migrants face in settling somewhere new - settling into the new job and settling into the community.
The workplace triangle follows the steps a new migrant takes at work, starting as a new migrant employee, receiving training and support, integrating into work and becoming a High performer.
The community triangle follows the key steps for a new migrant in their personal life - finding employment and schooling for their partner and any children, and each of them integrating into their schools and their place of work, and becoming well settled.
The overlapping section holds the tasks that sit between work and personal such as getting a tax number, finding a home and transport, getting the power, phone and internet on, arranging bank accounts, a doctor, a dentist and other everyday tasks, which together contribute to the feeling of being settled in the community.
The workplace settlement model helps new migrant employees, their employers and their other staff to understand the wide range of things that contribute to successful settlement, and anticipate that while the newcomer will be trying hard to fit in quickly at work, they also have pressing priorities outside their job - and that to become a high performer they need to address the personal and community aspects of their new life at the same time.
Your work colleagues can help
Talk to your employer, your work buddy or your new workmates about groups or clubs that you, your partner or your family can join.
Use their local knowledge and advice to help you integrate into your new community.
You can also check our tips for meeting people and find community networks in your area on our regional Community Services pages.
Our regions and cities
How will I fit into the New Zealand workplace?
The Kiwi work style is relaxed but professional
Different people value different things. These values affect how people think and act in the workplace. Everyone in the workplace can benefit from knowing a little about these differences so they can work better together.
Cultural value differences
This cultural value differences chart is adapted from the work of Geert Hofstede. Fiji and Sri Lanka are also in the top 12 countries but no data was available for these countries.
Cultural values difference chart.
The cultural values difference chart maps attitudes to the importance of rules and the importance of status in 11 countries with high migration to New Zealand.
The importance of status rankings are approximately: Malaysia 100, Philippines 90, China 73, South America 62, India 58, South Korea 55, and South Africa 45. The UK, USA and Germany are all at 38, and New Zealand is at 20.
The importance of rules rankings are approximately: South Korea 83, South America 75, Germany 63, South Africa 48, Philippines 44, New Zealand, India and China 42, USA 32, UK and Malaysia 23.
Please note these figures are an interpretation of the chart and are not exact.
Note that New Zealanders place the lowest value on status compared to people from the top 12 countries that provide migrants to New Zealand. What does this mean for you in the New Zealand workplace?
It is important to note that not all people from one culture are the same.
Tips from successful migrants
I noticed that Kiwis like to have a chat before starting work. My workmates like to talk about sport- I've learnt a lot about rugby, and netball, since I got here!
Kiwis don't like people who brag so I've learnt to be careful how I talk about any successes and I always acknowledge the contribution my colleagues have made.
In my company they often have drinks after work on Fridays. I don't drink alcohol but I still go. It's a good way to get to know my colleagues better and they always have orange juice!
For more tips about settling in and communicating at work, check our Worktalk tool. It has tips about what is different about workplace communication in New Zealand.
Worktalk
How different cultures like to be managed
Clear commands or suggestions and encouragement?
Knowing about the different work styles of Kiwis and other cultures can help new migrants when they first arrive.
Cultural differences in management style preferences
Chart showing cultural differences in management style.
This chart shows a bar chart which measures how much 10 countries like their work to be directed by their manager.
The results are: New Zealand 20% UK and Germany 34% USA 39% South Africa 44% South Korea 59% India 75% China 78% Philippines 92% Malaysia 100%
Things people from different cultures say about how they work
These are some of the things that people from different cultures say about how they work.
What would you say about how you work?
How New Zealanders like to work
Here, everyone is on first name terms.
Compared to workers from other countries, New Zealanders are more likely to:
make suggestions to their boss and talk to them in an informal way
expect everyone to be treated fairly
enjoy working without close supervision
be willing to do a range of tasks, not just those they were hired for.
What are you like compared to New Zealanders?
For more information and advice about settling into the New Zealand workplace, visit our section on our New Zealand way of working.
Our New Zealand way of working
Communicating in the New Zealand workplace
The New Zealand accent may be unfamiliar to you. New Zealanders often speak very fast and use a lot of informal language (slang).
Ask them to slow down and explain any words you do not understand. You will soon find it much easier to follow what they are saying.
If you have an unfamiliar accent when you speak English your new workmates may find it hard to understand you to begin with. If you speak fast, slow down and pause between sentences.
What about my English language skills?
If you do not feel confident when you speak English, or you need to improve your English reading and writing skills, talk to your employer about getting some help.
Practise your English whenever you can
Look for opportunities to speak English - both at work and outside of work. The more you speak English the easier it will be for others to understand you.
Volunteering and local community classes are a good way to meet others, and to practise your English.
Photo of a couple saying, "We enrolled in cooking classes one evening a week. We improved our English and made lots of new Kiwi friends!"
Check our English language section for tips on improving your English, and the learning English section of the regional pages for information about learning English in your area.
The content of this guide is available as a pdf booklet. Download it now:
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Curious George Goes Fishing
Curious George's interest in helping a fisherman catch more fish ends in disaster, but he is able to redeem himself later.
By H. A. Rey
9780618120710 | Board book edition (Houghton Mifflin, March 22, 2001), cover price $5.95 | About this edition: Curious George's interest in helping a fisherman catch more fish ends in disaster, but he is able to redeem himself later.
9780547351094 | Houghton Mifflin, March 22, 2050, cover price $5.95
School and Library:
9780395453513 | Houghton Mifflin, October 1, 1987, cover price $8.95 | About this edition: Curious George's interest in helping a fisherman catch more fish ends in disaster, but he is able to redeem himself later
The Great Googly Moogly
Product Description: Nobody has every been able to catch The Great Googly Moogly - a giant and terrifying fish of legend. But Stella aims to do just that. Armed with fishing gear and differing baits, she sets out every day to realize her dream, whatever the weather...read more
By Courtney Dicmas
9781846436406 | Childs Play Intl Ltd, July 1, 2014, cover price $16.99 | About this edition: Nobody has every been able to catch The Great Googly Moogly - a giant and terrifying fish of legend.
9780314099396, titled "1996 Supplement to Modernm Constitutional Law" | 4th edition (West Group, August 1, 1996), cover price $13.00 | also contains 1996 Supplement to Modernm Constitutional Law
Product Description: Inspired by a vignette in the classic Curious George Flies a Kite, this amusing episode shows George at his curious best trying to catch a fish.
9780544610972 | Board book edition (Houghton Mifflin, January 12, 2016), cover price $6.99 | also contains Curious George Goes Fishing | About this edition: Inspired by a vignette in the classic Curious George Flies a Kite, this amusing episode shows George at his curious best trying to catch a fish.
9780618162406 | Board book edition (Houghton Mifflin, June 30, 2007), cover price $5.95 | About this edition: Inspired by a vignette in the classic Curious George Flies a Kite, this amusing episode shows George at his curious best trying to catch a fish.
Scooby-Doo and the Big Catch
Product Description: A gigantic jellyfish monster is terrorizing the port. Can Mystery, Inc. save the day and make a big catch?
By Alcadia Snc (illustrator) and Sonia Sander
9781614794165 | Abdo Pub Co, January 1, 2016, cover price $24.21 | About this edition: A gigantic jellyfish monster is terrorizing the port.
Either the Beginning or the End of the World
Product Description: For sixteen years, it's been just Sofie and her father, living on the New Hampshire coast. Her Cambodian immigrant mother has floated in and out of her life, leaving Sofie with a fierce bitterness toward her and a longing she wishes she could outgrow...read more
By Terry Farish
9781467774833 | Carolrhoda Lab, October 1, 2015, cover price $18.99 | About this edition: For sixteen years, it's been just Sofie and her father, living on the New Hampshire coast.
A Day With Bonefish Joe
Product Description: An enchanting story about an adventurous girl and her day at sea with Bonefish Joe, one of the best-known bonefish guides in the Bahamas. Young and fearless Flossie lives on Harbour Island, a small outpost in the Bahamas known for its exquisite three-mile pink sand beach and for bonefishing, a compelling catch-and-release enterprise that pits a determined angler against an inedible, surprisingly powerful, and elusive quarry...read more
By Elizabeth Howard
9781567925340 | David R Godine Pub, September 8, 2015, cover price $16.95 | About this edition: An enchanting story about an adventurous girl and her day at sea with Bonefish Joe, one of the best-known bonefish guides in the Bahamas.
Bear & Hare Go Fishing
Product Description: Two adorable animal pals embark on a quietly humorous adventure of fishing and friendship in this start to a new picture book series from Emily Gravett.Friends Bear and Hare are going fishing. While Hare is putting together a picnic, Bear enthusiastically fishes…a hat...read more
By Emily Gravett
9781447277095, titled "Bear and Hare Go Fishing" | Pan Macmillan, July 2, 2015, cover price $9.90 | About this edition: Bear and Hare are off on a fishing trip, with nets and rods at the ready.
9780393963380, titled "The Norton Anthology of English Literature, the Major Authors: The Middle Ages Through the Restoration and the Eighteenth Century" | 7th edition (W W Norton & Co Inc, November 1, 2000), cover price $49.70 | also contains The Norton Anthology of English Literature, the Major Authors: The Middle Ages Through the Restoration and the Eighteenth Century | About this edition: The acclaimed Norton Anthology of English Literature, Major Authors Edition is now available in two paperbound volumes.
9781481422895 | Simon & Schuster, July 7, 2015, cover price $15.99 | About this edition: Two adorable animal pals embark on a quietly humorous adventure of fishing and friendship in this start to a new picture book series from Emily Gravett.
When little Lana pleads "Let's go fishing!" to Papa, Mama, Jay, and Ray, everyone declines, even Furry, the dog. They are all too busy doing other things. But that's not enough to stop the imaginative Lana from having her own adventure and reeling in the whole family. Welcome to Lana's World!  Â
By Jess Golden (illustrator) and Erica Silverman
9780544106529, titled "Let's Go Fishing: Let's Go Fishing" | Houghton Mifflin, June 16, 2015, cover price $12.99 | About this edition: When little Lana pleads "Let's go fishing!
9780544106598, titled "Let's Go Fishing: Let's Go Fishing" | Houghton Mifflin, June 16, 2015, cover price $3.99
Mr. Wishing Went Fishing
Product Description: Discover a treasure trove of beautifully illustrated books with our new series, G&D Vintage! Featuring books from our Wonder Books line originally published in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, there's something for every reader in these timeless stories accompanied by classic illustrations...read more
By George Wilde (illustrator)
9780448487625 | Grosset & Dunlap, June 2, 2015, cover price $7.99 | About this edition: Discover a treasure trove of beautifully illustrated books with our new series, G&D Vintage!
Caillou Gone Fishing!
Product Description: Caillou goes fishing for the first time. He can hardly wait to catch his own fish. Will Caillou be patient enough? Caillou discovers nature as he enjoys the day with Daddy and Grandpa. He even watches a boat bring in a big catch! Caillou learns to be patient and enjoy the moment...read more
By Anne Paradis (adapted by) and Eric Sevigny (illustrator)
9782897181833 | Mti edition (Editions Chouette Inc, April 14, 2015), cover price $3.99 | About this edition: Caillou goes fishing for the first time.
Product Description: "Just the thing for readers with a burgeoning interest in poetry—or angling."—Publishers Weekly Nine-year-old Sam loves fishing with his dad. So when his pesky little sister, Lucy, horns in on their fishing trip, he's none too pleased...read more
By Matthew Cordell (illustrator)
9780544439313 | Houghton Mifflin, March 24, 2015, cover price $6.99 | About this edition: "Just the thing for readers with a burgeoning interest in poetry—or angling.
Wilder and Sunny
Product Description: "If you like Hank, you'll like Wilder Good, too."—John R. Erickson, author of Hank the CowdogIf you've read the first two books about Wilder Good, you already know he's 12 years old and lives with his parents and little sister, Molly, in a small town in southern Colorado...read more
By S. J. Dahlstrom
9781589881006 | Paul Dry Books Inc, June 23, 2015, cover price $7.95 | About this edition: "If you like Hank, you'll like Wilder Good, too.
Morning to Polish and Keep
Product Description: Back in print! When Amy goes fishing and loses her first big catch, the day is spoiled. Or is it? By the end of the day, Amy has a real fish story to tell as well as a lasting memory. A Morning to Polish and Keep is the classic children's picture book set on the beautiful Pacific Coast...read more
By Julie Lawson
9780889950825, titled "A Morning to Polish and Keep" | Red Deer Pr, May 1, 1992, cover price $12.95
9780889955219, titled "A Morning to Polish and Keep" | Reissue edition (Red Deer Pr, June 23, 2015), cover price $8.95 | also contains Morning to Polish and Keep | About this edition: Back in print!
9780889951792, titled "A Morning to Polish and Keep" | Ill edition (Red Deer Pr, September 1, 1998), cover price $7.95 | About this edition: When Amy goes fishing and loses her first big catch, the day is spoiled.
Prebinding:
9780613233712 | Turtleback Books, September 1, 1998, cover price $18.45
By Julie Lawson and Sheena Lott (illustrator)
Reinforced:
9780606177177 | Demco Media, June 1, 1998, cover price $15.89 | About this edition: When Amy goes fishing and loses her first big catch, the day is spoiled.
Fire Pie Trout
Product Description: Grace loves being with her gramps, but there are things she is not so sure of: the dark; scary movies; trying new things she has never tried before. So when Gramps takes her fishing on a dark, foggy morning, she has her doubts — lots of them...read more
By Melanie Mosher
9781927083185 | Fifth House, May 20, 2014, cover price $19.95 | About this edition: Grace loves being with her gramps, but there are things she is not so sure of: the dark; scary movies; trying new things she has never tried before.
Immi's Gift
Product Description: Way, way up north in a snow-covered frozen world, a young girl breaks a hole in the ice and fishes for her supper. But instead of a fish, at the end of the line is a small, brightly painted wooden bird. She ties it onto her necklace, next to a small wooden bear...read more
By Karin Littlewood
9781561458134 | Reprint edition (Peachtree Pub Ltd, October 1, 2014), cover price $7.95 | About this edition: Way, way up north in a snow-covered frozen world, a young girl breaks a hole in the ice and fishes for her supper.
Gone Fishin'!
Product Description: FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Go fishing with the Berenstain Bears! Papa Bear is thrilled to take Brother, Sister, and Honey fishing: finally he can share with them all his knowledge and expertise. But the cubs prefer to use their simple bamboo poles, bent pins, and worms...read more
By Mike Berenstain
9780606354769 | Reprint edition (Turtleback Books, April 22, 2014), cover price $13.55 | About this edition: FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
The Berenstain Bears Gone Fishin'!
Product Description: Take a fishing trip with Papa, Brother, Sister, and Honey in this lively addition to the classic New York Times bestselling Berenstain Bears series. Papa can't wait to use his fancy new gear on a fishing trip with his cubs. But Brother, Sister, and Honey prefer to fish with their bamboo poles and bent pins...read more
By Jan Berenstain (creator), Mike Berenstain and Stan Berenstain (creator)
9780062075598 | Harpercollins Childrens Books, April 22, 2014, cover price $3.99 | About this edition: Take a fishing trip with Papa, Brother, Sister, and Honey in this lively addition to the classic New York Times bestselling Berenstain Bears series.
Swim That Rock
Product Description: A young working-class teen fights to save his family's diner after his father is lost in a fishing-boat accident. When his dad goes missing in a fishing-boat accident, fourteen-year-old Jake refuses to think he may have lost his father forever...read more
By Jay Primiano and John Rocco
9780763669058 | Candlewick Pr, April 8, 2014, cover price $16.99 | About this edition: A young working-class teen fights to save his family's diner after his father is lost in a fishing-boat accident.
Product Description: Jon Kalman Stefansson is the winner of the Icelandic Prize for Literature and has been nominated three times for the Nordic Council Prize for Literature. Heaven and Hell, is a perfectly formed, vivid and timeless story, lyrical in style, and as intense a reading experience as the forces of the Icelandic landscape themselves...read more
By Phil Roughton (trans)
9781623651060 | Quercus, March 11, 2014, cover price $22.99 | About this edition: Jon Kalman Stefansson is the winner of the Icelandic Prize for Literature and has been nominated three times for the Nordic Council Prize for Literature.
McElligot's Pool
Imagination runs wild in this Caldecott Honor-winning tale featuring Dr. Seuss's inimitable voice and hysterical illustrations. The first Seuss title to feature full-color art on every other page, this adventurous picture book tells of Marco-who first imagined an extraordinary parade in And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street-as he daydreams of all the possibilities that await him while he fishes in McElligot's Pool. Optimistic and exciting, this tale is the perfect bait, and readers young and old will be hooked on this fish-tastic favorite.
By Dr. Seuss
9780385379069 | Random House Childrens Books, January 7, 2014, cover price $17.99 | About this edition: Imagination runs wild in this Caldecott Honor-winning tale featuring Dr.
9780375973338 | Random House Childrens Books, January 7, 2014, cover price $20.99
While Marco waits for fish to bite, his imagination conjures up dozens of delightful or weird sea creatures he might catch
9780394800837, titled "Mcelligot's Pool" | Random House Childrens Books, September 1, 1947, cover price $14.95 | About this edition: A boy imagines the rare and wonderful fish he might catch in McElligot's pool.
9780394900834, titled "McElligot's Pool" | Random House Childrens Books, March 1, 1987, cover price $16.99 | About this edition: A boy imagines the rare and wonderful fish he might catch in McElligot's pool.
9780785787921, titled "McElligot's Pool" | Turtleback Books, October 1, 1999, cover price $26.90 | About this edition: A boy imagines the rare and wonderful fish he might catch in McElligot's pool.
A Salmon for Simon
Product Description: Simon has always longed to catch a salmon. But when his luck suddenly changes and an eagle accidentally drops one into a tidal pool, Simon is torn between sympathy for the fish and the desire to catch something of his own.All summer long, Simon, a young First Nations boy, has been desperate to catch a salmon...read more
By Ann Blades (illustrator) and Betty Waterton
9781554983926 | 35 anv edition (Groundwood Books, September 24, 2013), cover price $14.95 | About this edition: Simon has always longed to catch a salmon.
9780888992659 | Revised edition (Groundwood Books, September 1, 1996), cover price $14.95 | About this edition: After unsuccessfully fishing all summer for salmon, Simon, a young Canadian Indian, is surprised when a great bald eagle drops a salmon that is still alive right into his clam hole
9780888992765 | Revised edition (Groundwood Books, April 1, 1998), cover price $6.95 | About this edition: Simon, who wants to catch a salmon, finally realizes his wish; but the creature is in need of help and, Simon thinks, too beautiful to die.
9780888991072 | Reprint edition (Douglas & McIntyre Ltd, January 1, 1991), cover price $4.95 | About this edition: After unsuccessfully fishing all summer for salmon, Simon, a young Canadian Indian, is surprised when a great bald eagle drops a salmon that is still alive right into his clam hole
9780689501692, titled "Salmon for Simon" | Atheneum, February 1, 1980, cover price $8.95 | About this edition: After unsuccessfully fishing all summer for salmon, Simon, a young Canadian Indian, decides to look for clams instead and is surprised when a great bald eagle drops a salmon that is still alive right into his clam hole
9780606250887, titled "Salmon for Simon" | Demco Media, September 1, 2002, cover price $12.81 | About this edition: Simon, who wants to catch a salmon, finally realizes his wish; but the creature is in need of help and, Simon thinks, too beautiful to die.
9780613885928, titled "Salmon For Simon" | Turtleback Books, June 1, 2003, cover price $16.00 | About this edition: Simon, who wants to catch a salmon, finally realizes his wish; but the creature is in need of help and, Simon thinks, too beautiful to die.
Donald Takes a Trip
Product Description: Donald Duck is going on vacation . . . alone! He can't wait to get some peace and quiet. But when Donald finally reaches his destination, will he realize that being alone isn't all it's cracked up to be? Find out in this Level 2 reader from the World of Reading program.
By Kate Ritchey
9781423160687 | Disney Pr, June 11, 2013, cover price $3.99 | About this edition: Donald Duck is going on vacation .
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Guadalupe is a small city located in Santa Barbara County, California. According to the U.S. Census of 2010, the city has a population of 7,080. Guadalupe is economically and socially tied to the city of Santa Maria, which is about ten miles to the east.
Kosher food is provided, vegetarian food options are available for all meals, an on-call physician is available to help, staff is available help with your blood sugar management, and hospice is an option available at this location.
Appetizing and wholesome meals are provided to all residents even those with dietary restrictions, the minimum allowable age of residents is 60, staff can help residents monitor their blood sugar, this community provides complimentary transportation, and hospice is an option available at this location.
Rooms have a private bath, complimentary transportation is available to residents, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, full tubs are available, and the community is licensed for 6 residents.
The minimum allowable age of residents is 55, staff is available help with your blood sugar management, the community is secured for the safety of patients that might be exit seeking, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, and this community was built in 1987.
A podiatrist visits the community to address any issues related to your feet, trained staff monitors medication and reminds residents when it's time to take them, the property has a nurse that is able to administer injectable medicine, transportation is available for additional cost, and Atterdag Village of Solvang is close to major bus lines.
High tech wander guards are installed to prevent residents from leaving the property, the community is secured for the safety of residents that might be prone to wander, Solvang Friendship House has the skill to resolve any aggressive behavior that residents may have, complimentary transportation is handy for residents, and wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location.
High tech wander guards are installed to prevent residents from exiting the property, this community provides complimentary transportation, transportation is available for additional cost, hospice is an option available at this location, and the community is licensed for 6 residents.
Rooms have a private bath, an occupational therapist visits and helps residents, complimentary transportation is on hand for residents, transportation is available for additional cost, and respite care is offered.
Delicious and nourishing meals are provided to all residents even those with dietary restrictions, resident parking is available to residents who drive, this community provides complimentary transportation, hospice is an option available at this location, and aging in place allows residents to remain in one location as their care needs change.
Delicious and nourishing meals are provided to all residents even those with dietary restrictions, the minimum allowable age of residents is 55, the community is secured for the safety of memory care patients that might be prone to wander, this community administers patient medications, and this community provides complimentary transportation.
Rooms have a private bath, the minimum allowable age of residents is 55, this community has been built specifically for memory and dementia care, this community was built in 1993, and the community is licensed for 6 residents.
The facility has staff that can help you with your insulin to manage diabetic needs, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, hospice is an option available at this location, respite care is offered, and aging in place allows residents to remain in one location as their care needs change.
Caregiver staff can deal with any wandering issues memory care residents may have, full-service medication administration is available, hospice is an option available at this location, the staff speaks Spanish at this location, and the community is licensed for 84 residents.
Nurses are on staff, there is a doctor on call, residents can self manage their diabetes, caregiver staff can deal with any wandering issues residents may have, and Southbay Maxi Care has the skill to resolve any aggression that residents may have.
The minimum allowable age of residents is 60, residents can self manage their diabetes, wheelchair accessible showers are available at this location, aging in place allows residents to remain in one location as their care needs change, and the community is licensed for 6 residents.


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Tis: 'We know the pitfalls'
City manager wary of Barnet threat ahead of Saturday's match at SJP
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Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale says the players are not going to fall into the trap of expecting an easy match just because they are playing third-from-bottom Barnet on Saturday.
The Bees, managed by Mark McGhee, have won two of their last six League Two matches. However, City have an identical record during that time and having lost at home to Port Vale, when they were in the relegation zone earlier this season, they are fully aware that the gap between the teams at the top of the division and those towards the bottom is not that great.
"It would be easy (to assume that we should win) but we came unstuck against Port Vale in similar circumstances a month or two ago so we are not going to fall into that trap," said Tis.
"I'm sure Mark McGhee and his players will have every aspiration to get a result and we have to do our very best to prevent that.
"It is like every other week really. You enter into it knowing the pitfalls and trying to be as positive as you can be but also being concerned about what could go wrong.
"And, I think, that is what we do every week and we will do the same with Barnet. We know they have got good players and we know that we have been strong at home, but it counts for nothing until the final whistle has blown and you have won."
City dropped to sixth in the table on Boxing Day after their home match against Forest Green Rovers was abandoned at half-time due to a waterlogged pitch. The plus side of that is that the players will be fresher going into the game against Barnet than they would have been had they played another 45 minutes of football against Rovers, but their confidence might have taken a bit of a hit due to their fall in league position.
"I think you have got to realise that there is a positivity and a confidence that comes from being in a good position in the league," said Tis.
"However, on the other hand, you have to keep in mind that it is about where you are on the last day of the season and there are x amount of games to go. There are 20-plus games to go and it is about an overall points tally and it will be about what we gain from those 20-odd games.
"We have got a target that we would look to and we need a certain amount of points. So sometimes you avoid being too precious about where you sit in the league although it does help a lot with confidence and positivity. However, there is little you can do when your match is abandoned and other teams win. You are incapable of effecting the league."
Tis made a number of changes to the side for the match against Rovers and he admits there will be a balance to be struck this weekend with the players facing two games in three days.
"I'm not sure it was about rotation so much on Boxing Day, perhaps with one or two players," said Tis. "I think generally, I have to make sure that I rotate when the players are under physical stress and two games this weekend, for example, in three days is a lot of football for those who are already vulnerable to any injury or two because of some sort of overload in their play.
"However, there was also an element of players not playing well enough and there being players in behind them that are able and ready to go and want to put pressure on. So there was some element of rotation and there was also some element of me selecting players who were ready to go to replace those that hadn't done well enough."
Standing tickets for the match against Barnet are still available and can be purchased in advance via this following link or by phoning 01392 411243. Tickets will also be available on the day of the match and you can also pay on the turnstiles.
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British Entertainment Industry Issues New Guidelines on Harassment and Bullying
Emma Watson and James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli are among those backing industry initiative
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British film and TV organizations have called time's up on harassment in the entertainment business, calling for training programs on abuse and the setup of a 24-hour helpline as part of new industry-wide guidelines issued Wednesday after months of consultation.
Several of the events that prompted the #MeToo and Time's Up movements in the U.S. have a British dimension, with London police investigating allegations against Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey. More than 20 U.K. industry groups, led by the British Film Institute and BAFTA, have come together to produce a set of guiding principles and industry guidelines on how to tackle harassment and bullying.
Training schemes on dealing with harassment and the 24-hour helpline will be introduced in April. In addition, there are eight core principles that cover employer and employee responsibilities, the first principle being that "everyone is responsible for creating and maintaining an inclusive workplace." Other tenets include commitments to acknowledge and eradicate bullying and harassment, to provide protection, and to take action where appropriate. They call for confidentiality to be respected where possible, and state there should be no reprisals against complainants. No concessions are to be made to rank or role.
The guidelines offer advice on how to draft policies on bullying and harassment, what the responsibilities are for both employers and employees, and what they can expect by way of protection. Other elements address recognizing questionable behavior and putting the new principles into effect.
The pledges to tackle bullying and harassment should be visible and promoted, and everyone in an organization should be asked to declare that he or she has read and understood the policy. The key principles should be included in every call sheet.
The BFI said the measures were meant to prevent further instances of abuse. "A lot of people have seen really extreme examples [of bullying and harassment] and been concerned about how we deal with them, but this is about stopping that before it starts," Tim Hunter, BAFTA's director of learning and new talent, told Variety.
The principles will become part of the BFI's wider diversity standards, meaning that film, TV, and games seeking funding from the film institute will need to comply. The BFI wants the principles and guidelines incorporated into contracts and made clear to cast and crew as productions commence. Adherence to the diversity standards – and, by extension, the new harassment guidelines – will be compulsory in order for a production or person to be eligible for two of BAFTA's film awards starting next year.
Organizations, guilds, unions, and advocacy groups such as BBC Films, Equity, Film4, Directors U.K., and Pact joined the BFI and BAFTA in drawing up the new principles and guidelines. Prominent industry figures, including actresses Emma Watson, Gemma Arterton and Gemma Chan, and producers Barbara Broccoli, Rebecca O'Brien and Alison Owen, have publicly backed the initiative. Arterton has already been helping to lead an effort to create a British counterpart to the Time's Up movement in the U.S.
The stakeholders first met in November, as the earlier stages of the Weinstein scandal were still unfolding. The industry groups will meet again six months after the guidelines are introduced to review progress. The Brits have deliberately looked at the guidelines issued by the guilds and unions in America, mirroring their tone and language, to ensure a consistent message on both sides of the pond.
"This is resetting the tone and culture of a whole industry," said Jennifer Smith, who was appointed the BFI's first head of diversity last year. "BAFTA and the BFI are working across the industry to say these are the set of principles we want people to adhere to, and we are maximizing our leverage to make them part of the diversity standards. So if you want funding from the BFI, you need to comply."
An Edinburgh International TV Festival report revealed widespread incidence of bullying and harassment, and the BFI will work with the festival, and with unions and trade bodies, on further monitoring.
Smith said the level of the problem that has now come to light could not have been predicted. "The depth and magnitude of what has happened has really rocked the industry. It was something we felt could not have been predicted in terms of how widespread these issues – and the issues of under-reporting in our world with a lot of freelancers – were," she said.
Amanda Nevill, the CEO of the BFI, said: "This clear and simple guidance is for all, and in also becoming part of our diversity standards – which we strongly encourage all sections of the industry to adopt – it is an important step in becoming the industry I believe we all truly aspire to be: inclusive, fair, open and offering opportunity equally to everyone."
Barbara Broccoli


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Should engineers be nervous when specifying recycled materials?
As raw materials get more expensive and scarce, why not take materials in the existing supply chain, all be it at the end of their life, and use those instead? It's a nice idea as it cuts down on the amount of material that has to be sent to landfill and can make the lifecycle of materials much more sustainable and economical.
There seems to be increasing angst in industry about material volatility both in terms of cost and supply. While the list is relatively short at the moment, all are well aware that it is only a matter of time before more are added to the list. With this in mind, one way to shore up against material scarcity is to take existing refined materials and reuse them instead? It's a nice idea as it cuts down on the amount of material that has to be sent to landfill, and can make the lifecycle of materials much more sustainable and economical.
The metals sector has been able to do this very effectively, with supply chains, quality and processes well established to the extent that some 90% of steel in the UK is reused or reprocessed. Perhaps key, is that metal properties do not tend to downgrade and recycled metallic's are substantially cheaper and produce less CO2 than smelting plants processing virgin ores.
Plastic, however, is yet to be accepted in quite the same way. The concern is that the properties of recycled plastics deteriorate and fall well short of virgin materials, both in terms of mechanical strength and surface finish. And given the nature of recycled plastics, they tend to make engineers nervous as different batches can yield different results, and it's this question of variability that puts many off.
However, battling to change this perception is Luxus, based in Louth, Lincolnshire. It has seen its business grow significantly in recent years as it's been able to systematically improve the quality of recycled plastic materials.
It has already had success in the automotive industry for under bonnet parts, and impressively has also had success in interior parts, boasting an ability to produce the first class finish specified by carmakers.
Luxus is now seeking increasing applications from automotive and industrial sectors as it begins to convince the masses that it's recycled plastics are up to the challenge.
"There has been caution in using and specifying recycled plastics," says Terry Burton, technical manager at Luxus. "But there is now much greater pressure on companies to use recycled based material, and that's helped take away some of that initial caution. It's led to a sea change in the industry as people have realised it doesn't result in a dramatic change in properties."
Luxus began supplying the automotive sector with recycled plastic materials in the early 1990s with the production of splash guards. And from there it has been able to make inroads for applications including under-bonnet and under-body parts. It now has repeatable processes in place that are able to provide the quality needed for interior parts, where surface finish is vital.
"This was a big step and it meant we could start looking at waste in a different way," says Burton. "The best waste material goes to our interiors for 'A' surface finish in the automotive industry, but we're still able to use other grades for applications where those properties are less important."
This led to Luxus developing methods of sorting the waste as it comes on site. At the moment, the most effective way of achieving good results is still reliant on people, trained to assess the different types of plastic based on looks, touch and experience.
Luxus is able to do something few plastic recyclers have managed, in the way it blends its waste plastics together to yield a set of properties. And this is its goal, the end set of properties. It effectively compounds its plastics on a continuous basis depending on the waste that comes in, but always to achieve the same set of properties from the end material.
"We have always done something that other recyclers don't in terms of blending materials ready for production," says Burton. "That gives us a homogenous mix of the materials. We know the colour, we know the mechanical properties, we know the flow properties, and we can see if there is any contamination. We know at the end we have an even mix of predictable performing material.
"So we can formulate, and create formulations, based on homogenous mixes of material to create technical grades of plastics. We can create grades that go from automotive interiors to under bonnet applications in to building services and down to things like wheelie bins and finally plant pots and coat hangers."
One dichotomy that has emerged is that engineers tend to specify recycled plastics much more highly than a virgin plastic. Normally, a plastic supplier provides a 'spec-sheet' that is accepted, but because Luxus has recycled content, engineers tend to be more cautious, especially for automotive applications where internal finish gives a huge impression of overall car quality. And the fact that the 'ingredients' making the batches of recycled plastics can come from many different places means that Luxus must carry out much more testing, to both satisfy its own quality standards, and prove as much to customers.
Luxus also supplies virgin plastic materials and can produce compounds that vary from 100% virgin plastic to a 95% recycled plastic material (masterbatch and additives make up the remaining 5% of a formulation). To give an idea, under bonnet plastic parts are typically 95% recycled while car interior parts are usually made up of some mix of virgin and recycled materials.
"It's that ability to give people options that they like," says Burton. "We do technical and complex formulations where we can manipulate the properties. Of course, the recycling process does affect the possible monomer chain length because of the heat process, and that reduces strength slightly against a virgin plastic. But then we can add process stabilisers to help minimise that. We're taking a whole host of recycled materials and achieving a specification, rather than returning those materials to what they were at the beginning of their life."
There is no doubt that the use of recycled plastic is going to proliferate throughout industry in coming years. But, it is unclear whether process improvement will lead to it becoming as common place as recycled metals. One thing for certain is the myths and reservations currently surrounding recycled plastics, are soon to be put firmly in the rubbish.


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Erland Johnsen
S08 Youth Manager Appointed: Jan 1, 2019
Date of birth/Age: Apr 5, 1967 (55)
Place of birth: Moss
Citizenship: Norway
Coaching Licence : UEFA Pro Licence
Avg. term as coach : 1.48 Years
Former player:
Last club : Strømsgodset Most games for : Chelsea Retired : Jan 1, 2000
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Citizenship:
Avg. term as coach:
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UEFA Pro Licence
This is an overview of the career of a manager.
In charge until
S08 Youth
Manager 18/19 (Jan 1, 2019) expected - - 0.00
Norway U16
Manager 17/18 (Jan 1, 2018) 18/19 (Dec 31, 2018) 8 1.13
Manager 16/17 (Jan 1, 2017) 17/18 (Dec 31, 2017) 12 0.92
Manager 14/15 (Jul 1, 2014) 14/15 (Dec 31, 2014) 6 1.83
Strømmen IF
Manager 11/12 (Jan 1, 2012) 12/13 (Jun 20, 2013) 46 1.15
Individual Coach 08/09 (Oct 22, 2008) 11/12 (Sep 19, 2011) - 0.00
Individual Coach of: Henning Berg (86 Games)
Caretaker Manager 07/08 (May 30, 2008) 08/09 (Oct 21, 2008) 16 1.19
Individual Coach 06/07 (Oct 21, 2006) 07/08 (May 29, 2008) - 0.00
Individual Coach of: Tom Nordlie (38 Games), Uwe Rösler (3 Games)
Follo FK
Manager 02/03 (Jan 1, 2003) 06/07 (Oct 20, 2006) 57 0.96
Moss FK
Assistant Manager 01/02 (Jan 1, 2002) 02/03 (Dec 31, 2002) - 0.00
Assistant Manager of: Erik Brakstad (21 Games), Rune Tangen (5 Games)
Strømsgodset
Assistant Manager of: Arne Dokken (26 Games), Jens Martin Stöten (26 Games)
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99/00 Jan 1, 2000 Strømsgodset Retired - -
98/99 Aug 1, 1998 Rosenborg Strømsgodset - ?
96/97 Jun 1, 1997 Chelsea Rosenborg - free transfer
89/90 Dec 6, 1989 Bayern Munich Chelsea - €335k
88/89 Jul 1, 1988 Moss FK Bayern Munich - €175k
84/85 Jan 1, 1985 Moss FK U19 Moss FK - -
Total transfer fees: €510k


Your menu is more than a list of items that you sell. It's a guide for customers to decide what to buy. You can improve your restaurant menu to convince customers to buy certain items, choose larger sizes, and taste test your latest specials -- but it takes work. Managers need to know what they're doing when they create a menu and why certain factors make customers spend more.
Before you redesign your menu, consider these five factors that could make or break your sales goals for the next year.
#1) Promote the sale of specific items with photos.
Most people are visual learners and respond to visual stimulation, which means seeing a picture of the food they're considering ordering can convince them to buy it.
In some studies, restaurants were able to boost sales by 30% by adding photos of food along with the text. Psychologists at Iowa State University conducted a study with YMCA campers in a cafeteria. Kids who saw a photo of the salad they could order were 70% more likely to choose it than if text was the only promo for the food item. The kids responded to the image in the same way they would respond to a plate of food in front of them.
Not only can you improve your restaurant menu by adding images to it, you can also test promoting specific meals by including images of them instead of others. If you're trying to sell a specific menu item, a high-quality image could make customers buy it more.
#2) Improve your restaurant menu with descriptive titles.
There are certain words that customers respond to when they read a menu. Terms like fresh, organic, crispy, spicy, and savory all provide information about the food they're about to order while eliciting an emotional response.
Farmhouse salad with arugula, tomato, cucumber, and bacon.
Farmhouse salad with fresh arugula, tomato, cucumber, and crispy bacon.
Adding a few descriptive words makes the menu item seem more appealing and higher quality.
Along with featuring adjectives on your digital menu signage, consider changing the names to better express your theme. Using the same example above, a farmhouse salad sounds more organic and rustic than simply calling it a salad. This title would work for a fast casual Southern chain, regardless of whether a farmhouse actually had anything to do with the food.
A little creativity can help customers latch on to the memories associated with the food and convince them to buy your food based on their emotions -- not just their stomachs and wallets.
#3) Invest in digital signage boards.
One way you can constantly improve your restaurant menu is with digital signage boards. More fast casual restaurants are moving toward this option in order to save money on printing fees and embrace the flexibility that comes with digital content.
You can constantly update content with better designs and layouts.
You can easily and affordably test different layouts to see what works.
You can remove out-of-stock products to prevent customer confusion and manage inventory.
You don't have to keep breakfast, lunch, and dinner options up all day. You can change your menu content at different times of day using time-parting.
Your customers can clearly read and understand your menu.
Quickly change content to meet FDA requirements for menus.
Even companies that have a relatively static menu without changing specials or different options through the day can benefit from digital signage.
Digital menu boards allow brands to constantly improve and create designs that grow their businesses.
#4) Pay attention to how your customer's eyes travel.
Along with making sure your menu content is clear and easy to read, there are a few tricks you can implement to convince customers to buy items with high-profit margins for your restaurant.
Customers tend to read a menu starting with the top right corner, making this a prime spot for dish placement.
Placing your most expensive dish in the first spot can boost sales, while making the rest of your dishes seem more affordable by comparison.
A third of diners consider ordering the first dish they see.
Starbucks is a great example of this menu placement. In the typical franchise, the customer's eye starts in the top-right corner of the menu boards. This is where many locations post drink specials, lattes, and frappuccinos. After these more expensive items, the menu boards present drip coffee and tea, two of the less expensive categories.
Comparatively, a drip coffee seems less expensive than a latte, though many customers decide to order a seasonal item or frappuccino because they're the first items they see.
#5) Update your menus with seasonal items and specials.
Seasonal items and specials increase foot traffic and encourage customers to buy higher-ticketed items. When customers realize they only have a limited time to buy an item, they're likely to make an effort to stop by and enjoy it while supplies last. The McDonald's Shamrock Shake and McRib are two key examples of this.
Even monthly or weekly specials can encourage your regular customers to stray from their normal menu items and consider buying something new (and a little more expensive).
The key to selling these items is placement. By featuring the special items prominently close to the top-right corner of your menu -- or creating a special call-out sign or poster for it -- restaurant owners can ensure that their customers are informed about the new items and are eager to try them.
The keys to improving your restaurant menu are testing and flexibility. Brands that try to improve their signage by following the latest, best practices are more likely to grow their sales than those who keep static signage for several months or years.
If you want to improve your sales through menu upgrades, contact us for a free consultation on digital screens and menu displays. Or, download our free ebook to learn everything you need to know about bringing digital signage into your restaurant.


Battista Park is open from sunrise to sunset.
For more than 25 years (1918 to 1943), the Maple Dairy, operated by Battista Venera and his family, served the communities of Roslyn, Ronald, South Cle Elum and Cle Elum.
From a beginning of only 20 milk cows, he built his herd to 90. Each summer, after the morning milking, the cows were herded out to open rangeland behind his farm, which is where this area in Suncadia stands today.
A basketball court and horseshoe pits are available for your use.
The meadow can be used for a number of activities from a field game to a family picnic.


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The Beech 17 and 17R were first flown in January 1932 but were found to be suitable for experienced pilots but not for the amateur market which had been targeted. The plane demonstrated a remarkable speed range of 60-200 m.p.h.. The most characteristic feature was the staggered wing that had been developed to provide good structural integration, a good field of view for the pilot but principally because wind tunnel tests showed that it offered good stability and speed.
The earlier models showed great promise but it was the Model B17L that proved to be the winner. Introduced in 1934 this plane had a deeper airfoil in the lower wing that provided room for the landing gear to retract fully into it. For power this model was given a 225 H.P. Jacobs L-4 radial engine and later a slightly more powerful 285 H.P. Jacobs L-5. Over the following years many variations of the Staggerwing were produced for both civil and military use such as C 17, D17, E 17, F 17 and in the immediate post war period the G17S.


private partnerships from the perspective of the private operator.
performing public water utility in a low income country.
overstaffed bureaucracy, low moral, poor bill collection.
Assume you do not know the condition of much of the pipe infrastructure.
In fact, you may not even know the pipes are located.
The maps maybe missing or they may never have existed.
As the manager of this new concession, where do you begin?
this is probably not your first priority.
the former senior water adviser at the World Bank who passed away in 2014.
the noble prize for water.
I don't know if it's true but it has the ring of truth.
the management of a water system in a moderate sized French city.
The senior executive told the young manager to be careful with the tariff.
He said, don't charge too much.
Of course he said, the firm wants a good rate of return on investment.
But tariffs were very sensitive politically.
by customers as too greedy.
the risk and trouble that the higher prices might create.
The senior manager clearly knew something about ancient instincts about water.
So if your top priority is not a tariff increase, what would it be?
The private operator's primary focus will be on generating positive cash flow.
The private operator will want to increase revenues and reduce cost.
the customers' water bills flowing into its bank account.
prices but to increase bill collection.
So the first priority is to collect customers' water bills.
timely preparation and delivery of water bills and enforcement.
Enforcement need not be heavy handed.
it is a political mind field.
the ancient instinct about being denied access to water.
paying their water bill, so that the company can provide high quality service.
The best strategy may be to try to make payments the social norm.
fair share of the cost of providing their community with high quality services.
customers to pay their water bills such as electronic payment.
billing system to ensure that water bills can be issued promptly and accurately.
Another priority is usually getting meters installed on unmetered connections.
This actually addresses two problems.
First, it will usually increase revenues.
equally importantly, installing meters will control cost by reducing water use.
to vendors, this can be a large source of essentially non revenue water.
A top priority of the private operator will be plugging such revenue holes.
This is effectively a focus on reducing costs.
obviously negatively affects cash flow.
Some leaks are easy and cheap to fix, others may not be financially worthwhile.
water and leakage would be a high priority for a new private operator.
An important aspect of this is reducing the number of illegal connections.
of water bills, electronics software and customer billing system.
And non revenue water and illegal connections.
a private operator will obviously want tariffs increased.
rapid tariff increases just after the change from public to private management.
raised tariffs before the change in management regime.
to private operators who may be considering bidding for the contract.
is as low as possible.
on there being multiple independent parties bidding for the contract.
privatization deals was that no one would actually bid for the contract.
more attractive to private parties.
has been quite aggressive in increasing tariffs before privatization initiatives.
bidders offering a low tariff to win a contract.
tariffs as part of a bid in hopes of winning the contract.
it will be able to convince the regulator to increase tariffs.
this would seem like a pretty risky strategy to me.
the regulator have to not object to the rate increase.
the public water utility before the privatization.
far beyond what is required for efficient operations.
A private operator needs to reduce labor cost to increase cash flow.
But finding a politically acceptable way to do this is often challenging.
employees as part of the financing of some public private partnerships.
new skills needed and then hire them as employees.
operator faces a number of strategic decisions about how to increase cash flow.
own capital in the deal.
the private operator will need to make capital investments.
not by the parent company taking on new debt or investing its own capital.
expand the water supply system.
But from my perspective, this was largely wishful thinking.
private operators to bring new capital to the table.
A much more sensible strategy was to finance investments out of cash flow.
to determine in advance, there were several reasons for this.
the contract were hard to estimate.
central government were hard to predict.
Or would you prefer to finance investments out of cash flow?
privatization contracts have worked in practice.


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I caught up with Danny Mortimer ahead of the release of his double sided single "Just like Before" and "Another Light" to ask some questions and find out how Danny has been spending his time during lock down and his plans for the future, here's what he had to say…
Danny, as always, great to catch up with yourself, especially with exciting news in the form of not just one but two new singles and I believe we will see both released with music videos?
Right back at you. Hope your doing fine? I'm really excited to finally be releasing some new music, it feels like is has been way too long since I have released something new. So on 14th of August, I will be releasing my first double sided Single, "Just like before" and "Another Light". Both have there own corresponding music videos too, which will be released on the same day.
Before we delve into your new music can you tell everyone how you have been spending your time during lockdown, what kept you sane and did you pick up any new hobbies or interests as a result of all the unexpected spare time?
Put it this way, the list of DIY projects that needed done round our house have definitely gotten smaller. I kept myself busy with writing/recording new music, collecting ideas for future releases and working on a few collaborations that are yet to be released. We were also busy building things round the house, including cabinets, units, a boiler cupboard and a huge tree planter out the front of the house. Having next to no experience with tools, I'm glad to say I still have all my fingers!
I also teamed up with M:ADE and PB Audio to record a special rendition of David Bowie's "Heroes". I then invited the public to send in footage of what they had got up to during lockdown, and used that for that music Video. That was a really great experience and the response was incredible. I even had an interview on BBC Scotland's TV show "The Nine" about the track and process, where the video was showcased. That was a real "pinch yourself moment" as I've never been interviewed for TV before. I always think it's good to try and stay busy. Plus, we did binge-watch Game of Thrones for the second time!
Right onto the music, first let's talk about "Just like before", a big guitar driven number which sees you using a lot of dynamics transitioning from calm verses into a big backs to the wall chorus. Can you tell us about the songwriting process on this track, were you conscious in writing in the song dynamics or is this just part of your songwriting evolution?
For that, we will have to go back a few years. Towards the end of 2017, Alan (Greer) invited me to be part of his band he was putting together for the Stardust gig, so we started meeting up together and practising. I've known Alan for a few years now and the idea of sharing a stage with him for a charity gig seemed like fun. Through that, he introduced me to Ken (Allardyce). After meeting up a few times, both Alan and Ken offered me some great advice on my last album (Anything But Silent) and what I could do in moving forward from it. The main thing that I learned from meeting with them both was not to be afraid to experiment more with sounds, using "light and shade" (loud/quiet dynamics) and letting the song tell me where it wants to go, rather than forcing it the way I think it should go.
So after that, I began my approach to writing differently. The songwriting for "Just like before" started off as the majority of my music does, with me in a room with a guitar. The song had been kicking about for a while, in fact I think it was not long after the Anything But Silent Tour finished, I had this demo of the song. I can't remember how it came about, but Alan agreed to help me record the track and we took it from there. I wrote the majority of it at home, all the while thinking of Ken and Alan's advice
"Just like before" was recorded with Alan Greer from Intime records, how was the recording process, how did this differ, if at all, from your previous studio experiences?
It was an incredible learning experience and I can't thank Alan enough for the time he took in helping me record it. My drummer Dave (Simpson) and I headed through to Alan's last year and began working on the track. I came in with that demo that I mentioned, and Alan could see the route I wanted to go with it. Usually when I have headed into a studio in the past, it was to record a full album or EP, so you would work through all the drum tracks at once. This was the first time that we went in to work on a Single, so it was much easier to focus on just the one song. You're not kinda worrying about the other tracks etc.
With my music, I try to do something different with every release. "Headlights at Midnight" (by Christie Row) was to record an album with myself stepping up to the microphone, "Out of The Blue" was to see if I could release a record as a solo act, "Anything But Silent" was to see if I could produce an album by myself, where I basically threw myself into the deep end with the recording process.
With the "Just like before" sessions, Alan would take the time and walk me through the process, showing me not only the correct way to do things, but also more importantly WHY. So in a way, I was expanding my knowledge on the recording process with this release, with everything I had already learned through the Anything But Silent sessions.
As the producer, he wasn't shy of making suggestions to make the song better, suggesting different guitar parts, sounds and instruments. In the past, I have been guilty on being "fixed" on an idea of where the song should go, so I did have to let down my own barrier and be able to listen to someone else's ideas and experiment more. If an idea came about and it worked to improve the song, great. If it didn't, well at least we had tried it. The ending of the song completely changed to what I originally had. After coming down to the studio, Ken suggested it needed a solo at the end of the track. It wasn't something I had immediately thought of but kinda thought, go with it and see what happens. And right enough, it worked within the context of the song. The ending sounds huge because of that solo.
Alan also showed me the proper way to use ProTools aswell, which has been a massive game changer for me. Everything I learned from those sessions, I would then put into practice with the new music I was writing and recording at home.
You recorded your second single "Another Light" at home, playing all instrumentation yourself, how does the experience of recording at home in your own time compare to recording in a studio, is there added pressure to get it right when you are on the clock or is it the complete opposite where having all the time in the world can cause you to procrastinate?
Yeah I think the pressure of being in the studio and being "on the clock" can sometimes be daunting. In my experience, I sometimes find it hard to relax if I know that there is that added pressure or a looming deadline. In saying that though, it's good to have someone (e.g. a Producer/Sound Engineer) to ask an opinion on parts while in a studio. Does that part need re-doing? What do you think of this lick? Having that second opinion can be very useful and reassuring. Deadlines could be useful, or they can be a pain.
With the home recording, there definitely can be a more laid back approach but there is also that danger of "I'll do it later on". I reckon as long as you have some sort of routine in a relaxed atmosphere, that's when the best results will happen. If you're buzzing about the work your creating, you can stay locked away until you physically can't give any more. Your ears will soon tell you when it's time to call it a day!
In my experience, knowing when a track is "finished" is the hardest part of home recording. Over analysing every single part to the stage where it will never be finished. Knowing when to leave and walk away from a track is important.
"Another Light" sees a more mature side of your song writing and recording process with multi layered guitars and vocals, where does the song rank in your favourites in terms of craftsmanship?
Thanks a lot. This song was me trying to implement what I had learned from the "Just Like Before" sessions with Alan. It has a very different sound to anything in my back catalogue, which hopefully shows that I am willing to grow, or as you say, mature. In terms of craftsmanship, I am pretty proud of it. This was a track where I let it show me where it wanted to go. I'm a big fan of simple songs with a strong message. If you take away all the layers of that song in particular now, it really is just a handful of chords on an acoustic guitar, which was originally what I thought it was going to be.
It wasn't until I was recording all these extra elements that it started growing (little parts of bass, the simple Floor Tom beat, the Ebow, the electronic sounds etc.). I showed it to my trusted friend Phil (of PB Audio – who mixed the track) and he offered his input on it. He came up with the "heartbeat kick drum" at the start and the higher vocal parts towards the end of the track. He heard parts in the song as to where it should go and wasn't shy in making suggestions to make the song better either. It is definitely the most experimental release I have to date.
Your listeners will almost instantly hear the polar opposite in styles between "Just like before" and "Another Light" was it your intention to release two very opposite sounding singles or was it a case of these being your favourite sounding songs of the moment?
It didn't start out as intentional to be honest. When we went in to record "Just like before" it had always been the plan to release it as part of a double sided single, so my heart was kinda set on that. The song that I had originally planned to be the B-side is (currently known as) "All I Can Be", and was very similar in tempo, style and sound to "Just like before". As the sessions went on, I was becoming less enthusiastic about having two singles both so similar in style on opposing sides of this release. "Another Light" appeared at the right time and as it would happen, seemed like the logical fit to release alongside "Just like before". I class myself as a solo act, but I do perform gigs with a full backing band, as well as acoustic shows. So it kind of felt right to showcase both sides of what I do at gigs with this release. So I ran with that concept.
Still with so much uncertainty in the world right now and in particular the future of music very much unknown have you give much thought to your musical plans going forward?
With everything going on it's kinda hard to plan any live outings for the foreseeable future, which is a real shame. I really have missed playing with my band in-front of an audience. However, being able to carry on writing music is never in doubt. Recording demos for future releases is always one way to stay creative and is something I try to do as often as possible, or as often as the ideas appear.
I'm already planning releasing some more music towards the end of the year. There are also a few collaborations in the pipeline I'm working on with other Musicians, but it's not my place to divulge on them just yet. Like I say, it's always good to stay busy.
You can keep up to date with all your Danny related news @
www.facebook.com/dannymortimermusic
www.youtube.com/sideeffectmusic
Thanks Danny, we wish you all the best with your up coming releases.
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This game toyed with the idea of "a platformer where you can't stop running". Unlike an autorunner however, you can stop running or turn around, however you will burn!
A cool little puzzle game where you create your own obstacles. It could have multiple types of obstacles/dangers spawning from you for different gameplay. Really great idea with a lot of potential.
Clever, simple design. Good work!
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