When you stroll into an interview, you really should come armed with two documents. The initial is, of course, your resume. The other document you will need to have is your reference web page for your resume. There are many causes you will want to bring this along with you.
– If your interviewer is truly interested, they may want to get started contacting your references suitable away. Getting the reference web page for your resume on hand, tends to make that quick for them.
– In some circumstances, interviewers will make contact with references as you are interviewing. This is somewhat frequent when you are speaking to many various people today in a single interview.
– If you have this facts organized and prepared to hand more than, it tends to make you seem to be place with each other and nicely organized.
– It is much less probably to seem that you have fudged any reference facts if you have it accessible right away.
Maintaining this sort of facts in a separate document permits to preserve your resume as clean, organized, and streamlined as doable. That is pretty substantially appreciated by HR specialists who scan hundreds of resumes every day. Of course, now that you know why you really should make this web page, it really is time to go into how to make a resume reference web page.
Why Not Just Involve The Info With Your Resume?
The primary purpose for maintaining your specialist resume reference sheet separate is to shield the facts of these who have agreed to aid you. Agreeing to have their facts shared with somebody who is actually interested in hiring you, is substantially various than enabling their make contact with facts to be submitted to dozens of various organizations who take place to promote job openings. You do not want your good friends, former coworkers, and previous employers getting spam or receiving on undesirable e-mail lists since also a lot of people today have been capable to access their facts.
Hold that facts confidential till you are additional along in the procedure. Your specialist resume reference web page really should be for the eyes of these who are going to use it for its intended purposes only.
If you adhere to no other assistance from this write-up, adhere to this assistance. Never ever place anyone down as a reference devoid of letting them know. If they have any hesitation about providing you a great recommendation, you want to obtain out from them. You do not want a prospective employer to hear that. It really is also a bit of frequent courtesy that they not be blindsided by sudden calls and emails. It can be a bit nerve-wracking to ask people today to serve as a reference for your resume or CV. Just bear in mind that most people today are flattered by the request. Just after all, you have primarily told them that you think that their endorsement carries adequate weight. A short, but cordial e-mail asking if they would be prepared to be a reference is fine. A telephone get in touch with functions as nicely. Just be certain to confirm that you have all of the suitable make contact with facts.
A single way to find out how to make reference web page for resume is to develop the initial 1 for your self. You can use a sample reference web page as a guide. There are a lot of of these on-line. Of course, this is not just for practice. If you have ever been at an interview exactly where you have been also asked to fill out an application, possessing a private sample reference web page, comes in pretty handy. It really is substantially a lot easier to fill out the employment history section and reference section if you have a list of earlier employers and their make contact with numbers. Hold your private reference web page in your pocket, wallet, or even stored on your mobile telephone for swift and quick access.
You have many selections right here. You can obtain your reference web page template on-line and download it, or you can develop your personal. The only criteria is that there is a location to enter in all of the needed facts, that it is laid out in a way that tends to make sense, and that each and every entry appears the identical. You do not want a prospective employer browsing for facts. Also, stay clear of employing a reference page for resume that makes use of to a lot of graphics or other decorative flourishes.
Assume conservative when producing your choice. Keep in mind that even if you are in a inventive line of operate, the individual checking your references may be a pretty down to organization HR employees member.
You happen to be nicely on your way to studying how to create a references web page for a resume. Now it really is time to decide which reference goes exactly where on your sheet. Right here is one thing to preserve in thoughts, your prospective new boss may not get in touch with each and every make contact with on your list, but they will practically undoubtedly get in touch with the initial 1. So, make certain this is somebody who will truly sing your praises. Never feel in terms of date sequence. Place your flagship reference at the major. This will be the old boss or coworker who was actually amazed by that excellent project you handled, or who will go on and on about your remarkable leadership expertise. Be certain to speak up that connection and knowledge in your interview as nicely. You want to get the interviewer excited about contacting that individual.
This is the simplest element of the complete procedure. It really is also the easiest to screw up. Take your time. Spell names appropriately. Verify and double verify telephone numbers and addresses. If you involve hyperlinks, make certain they are typed out appropriately. You do not want to submit any embarrassing errors or typos. Be certain the interviewer has at least two techniques to make contact with every 1 of them.
There is no point in studying how to write a reference page for a job, if it by no means gets into the hands of your prospective employer. If you are not asked for the it, do not be shy about supplying it. You may save them a telephone get in touch with later to ask for the facts. It really is also a excellent way to show that you are interested in the position and moving factors along.


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Olympic bronze and World Cup winner hockey player Michael Kindo dies
Rourkela, Dec 31 (PTI) India's 1975 hockey World Cup-winning and 1972 Olympics bronze winning team member Michael Kondo died at a hospital here on Thursday due to age-related ailments.
He was 73, and is survived by his wife, a son and two daughters.
'Michael Kindo passed away at the Ispat General Hospital due to age related problems. He was bed-ridden for quite some time and was also suffering from depression,' a family source told PTI.
'His last rites will be completed tomorrow as his daughters are reaching only then.' Kindo was bestowed with the Arjuna Award in 1972.
Kindo, a full back in his playing days, was a member of the team that won the lone World Cup for India in 1975 in Kuala Lumpur, beating arch rivals Pakistan in the final.
He was also in the team that won a bronze medal in the 1972 Olympics in Munich. He scored three goals in that edition of the Games.
Hockey India condoled his death.
'We are deeply saddened by the demise of our former hockey player and 1975 World Cup winner, Michael Kindo. We send out our heartfelt condolences to his family,' the HI said in a tweet.
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik described Kindo as a 'tribal icon'.
'Deeply saddened to know the passing away of hockey legend and Arjuna Awardee #MichaelKindo, a tribal icon and part of India's World Cup winning team of 1975. My thoughts are with his family and fans,' Patnaik said in his official Twitter handle.
Former India captain Dilip Tirkey also condoled Kindo's death.
'Hockey legend Michael Kindo will be remembered for his memorable sporting performances. He brought home lots of pride and laurels. Undoubtedly a brilliant hockey player, he also made a mark as a great mentor,' he tweeted. PTI SSC PDS AT APA APA

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Where to go for Hiking in Pakistan?
in Travel Diaries
Hiking is an excellent activity which offers some great health benefits including the reduction of body weight, decrease in hypertension and improvement in mental health. In case you ever take some time out to go hiking, we found you a list of some of the most exciting hiking tracks in Pakistan.
Miranjani
Miranjani is a lofty peak located in district Abbottabad in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The Miranjani track is very famous in the hiking fraternity. It takes almost four hours to reach the peak through a steep track of about 8 kilometers from Nathiagali. Another route to reach the mountain begins from the Governor House. There scenery at the top of the peak is absolutely spectacular. You can easily see the Jhelum River, Tarbela Lake, Abbottabad city and Thandiani from the top. The beautiful but treacherous mountain Nanga Parbat is also visible on a clear day although it is located some 400 kilometers away from Miranjani.
Mushkpuri
Mushkpuri is a 9200 feet-high peak which you can reach either by trekking from Nathiagali or from the track in Dungagali. It is about 90 kilometers north of Islamabad. On the way to Mushkpuri you can enjoy the marvelous view of Lalazar Park which is situated about one kilometer up the track from Nathiagali. The majority of the mountain range is covered with subalpine conifer forests. There are two tracks to reach the top of Mushkpuri. The first is a four kilometer track beginning near the Shangrila Hotel in Nathiagali. It passes through thick pine forests and goes up to 2800 meters high. The second track is from Dungagali to Mushkpuri Top. This is the alternative track which starts from the center of Dungagali, a place four kilometers short of Nathiagali, on the Murree – Nathiagali Highway.
Dungagali-Ayubia Track
This track is also known as the pipeline track as it is just beside the pipeline which supplies water from Dungagali to Murree. It is among the world's most beautiful tracks and is about four kilometers from Dungagali to Ayubia. It is a plain track without any ups and downs unlike the Mushkpuri track.
Trail 3 Islamabad
There are a total of 6 trails on the Margalla hills but the most famous among them is Trail 3. It is about 5.5 kilometers long and begins from Margalla Road, Sector F-6/3. It is an ideal hiking track for beginners, and is surely worth visiting. It is a little steep and tiring in the first stage as it goes up to the Viewpoint, but after that you can calmly keep going for another 45-60 minutes before finally reaching the Pir Sohawa tourist resort.
Ratti Gali Lake
The beautiful valley of Kashmir consists of magnificent rivers and lakes which are without a doubt a treat to watch. Ratti Gali Lake is located almost 12,100 feet above sea level. To reach Ratti Gali Lake you have to go through the village of Dowarian, which is roughly 106 kilometers from Muzaffarabad. This lake is truly a sight for sore eyes.
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Hector Legry, né le  à Laventie (Pas-de-Calais) et mort le  à Saint-Germain-du-Puy (Cher), est un homme politique français.

Biographie
Brasseur, il milite au MRP, et élu Conseiller municipal d'Hazebrouck en 1945 puis conseiller général du canton d'Hazebrouck-Nord.

Le , en seconde position sur la liste MRP de la  circonscription du Nord , il est élu député à la première Assemblée nationale constituante.

Il ne se présente pas aux élections pour la première législature le . Il se présente en revanche au Conseil de la République en décembre 1946, mais il n'est pas élu.

Notes et références

Histoire d'Hazebrouck
Membre de l'Assemblée constituante de 1945
Membre de l'Assemblée constituante de 1946
Conseiller général du Nord
Naissance en janvier 1896
Naissance dans le Pas-de-Calais
Décès en mars 1965
Décès dans le Cher
Décès à 69 ans


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The Reed Krakoff flagship launched today on Madison Avenue between 69th and 70th, marking the first time the president and executive creative director of Coach has had a store with his name on it. This is just the beginning of the Krakoff empire, though. The line, which debuted last February and first hit stores only a few weeks ago, will also be featured in Reed Krakoff stores in Las Vegas and Tokyo.
Both the shop and the collection are made up of mixed textures and high-gloss finishes. For the store, that means lacquered walls, felt furniture, and sleek gunmetal showcases; for the clothes, think shearling sandals and a bag made of leather and gazelle (it's very graceful, obvs.) Check out the newly-launched e-commerce site for more details.
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Oi! Minkey - Do You 'ave A License For Zat Camerabehm?
Like many people we here at EPUK Towers have been shocked – shocked! – by the recent incident involving Suffolk police and a self-confessed amateur photographer.
Such episodes are in themselves nothing new. What made this different was the appalling manner in which the Chief Constable of Suffolk failed to support his own officers, and instead grovellingly apologised to the photographer who had provoked the incident in the first place. When police chiefs behave so it is hardly surprising that officers on the ground become confused and unable to interpret the law correctly when confronted by those who can only be described as photo extremists.
Needless to say groups of such fanatics with an axe to grind have jumped on the Suffolk incident, accusing the police of 'treating photographers like criminals'.
Should they – or we – be surprised at that? After all, some well-known photographers are criminals. Furthermore, these are dangerous times. It's common knowledge that photography is one of the basic skills of the terrorist trade: most terrorists own at least one camera. It's therefore perfectly logical that anyone wielding a camera should be regarded as a potentially lethal threat to the public.
Likewise paedophiles are known to be keen photographers, so again it's both reasonable and understandable that the police should be suspicious of anyone using a camera in a public place, especially at an event that is likely to attract a large number of children.
Earlier this year there were claims the government planned to ban public photography, claims that subsequently proved unfounded, and were themselves the work of pro-photography agent provocateurs. However the recent spate of incidents makes plain that action of some kind is needed. The private sector has led the way in battling the menace of unnecessary public photography, and it is time the government followed suit.
Those wishing to practice photography in a public place, whether professionally or as a hobby, should indeed have to apply for a license. The number of licenses issued should be limited, there needs to be a rigorous vetting procedure, and in the case of professional applications, preference should be given to those applicants with a background in the security services. The use, indeed the possession, of an unlicensed camera in public should be made a criminal offence in the same way as possession of an unlicensed firearm.
Such legislation would not only lead to a dramatic increase in public safety, it would have a number of fringe benefits. Most notable would be the return of decorum to London's residential areas, where national figures are often forced to defend themselves and their families by any means to hand against the attentions of marauding gangs of wannabee celebrity documentarians.
True, such steps may impact not only the livelihood of the full-time professional photographer, but also the activities of the newer breed of part-timer. But the former are a dwindling species, and so far as the latter are concerned the earnings of the average microstock photographer are so low that this would be literally a very small price to pay for safety on the streets.
Doubtless some photography enthusiasts will claim that these measures will lead to the death of public photography altogether, and the subsequent loss of a visual record of life in Britain. But such claims are demonstrably untrue. 20% of the world's security cameras are in the UK: the average Londoner is photographed 300 times a day by these devices. Any reasonable person will conclude that this is more than enough photography without having unlicensed photographers roaming our cities unchecked.
Others will say this is an over-reaction to the threat that uncontrolled public photography presents. We refer them to the opinion of SAS Major-General Tony Deane-Drummond:
'In times of violence in the streets, whether by rioters or terrorists, the camera is the most powerful weapon available to either side. It is there, like a loose paving stone or a spare gun, for anyone to pick up and use – but is far more powerful than either.'
And there are of course those who will decry such measures as an attack on their so-called civil liberties. Nothing could be further from the truth. For one thing such steps would serve to protect those currently wielding cameras in public. Bereft of cameras the veil of suspicion that currently surrounds them would be removed, and also the risk that well-meaning vigilantes or over-enthusiastic armed officers might be forced to restrain them.
In fact restrictions on public photography are commonplace not only in many countries, but are also practiced by many progressive political movements. In its irresponsible permitting of random acts of photography it is Britain that is out of step with the rest of the world.
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At the age of eight, Peter was taught to sail by his mother in a felucca at the confluence of the Blue and the White Nile in Khartoum.
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Василий Иванович Васильев (; род. 5 января 1947 года, г. Макеевка Донецкой области Украинской ССР) — украинский государственный деятель, депутат Верховной рады Украины I созыва (1990—1994).

Биография
Родился 15 января 1947 года в городе Макеевке Донецкой области в рабочей семье,

С 1966 года проходил службу в Советской армии. После возвращения из армии с 1969 года работал проходчиком, крепильщиком, председателем профсоюзного комитета шахты имени газеты «Социалистический Донбасс», горным рабочим очистного забоя шахты им. Стаханова ПО «Красноармейскуголь».

Был членом КПСС, секретарём партийной организации участка, председатель забастовочного комитета шахты.

В 1990 году в ходе первых альтернативных парламентских выборов в Украинской ССР был выдвинут кандидатом в народные депутаты, 18 марта 1990 года во втором туре был избран народным депутатом Верховного совета Украинской ССР XII созыва (в дальнейшем — Верховной рады Украины I созыва) от Красноармейского городского избирательного округа № 129 Донецкой области, набрал 70,69% голосов среди 12 кандидатов. В парламенте входил в депутатскую группу «Народная рада», во фракцию Конгресса национально-демократических сил, был членом комиссии по вопросам развития базовых отраслей народного хозяйства. Депутатские полномочия истекли 10 мая 1994 года.

С 1994 года был помощником командира 10 военизированного горно-спасательного отряда (г. Димитров).

Женат, имеет двоих детей.

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General Electric Co has announced its fourth-quarter earnings with a bottom line missing the estimates of analysts while generating strong revenues and cash flow.
The company announced of reaching to a tentative agreement with the Department of Justice to pay an amount of $1.5 billion for an investigation against its accounting practices.
The company, with the Department of Justice, was in process of one of its largest litigation and the tentative settlement deal will be major relief for the company. GE was gone through an investigation by U.S. Department of Justice for allegedly having subprime mortgage practices prior to financial crisis in 2008 and now it will pay a civil penalty of $1.5 billion, an amount already set aside by the company.
In fourth quarter GE also took in the charges of $400 million for repairing broken blades of power turbines provided to dozens of its customers around the world and other costs.
Profit for the fourth-quarter booked by GE remained $666 million, while it has beaten the analysts' estimates of $32.6 billion by generating quarterly revenue of $33.3 billion.
GE came out achieving profits in oil-and-gas, healthcare and aviation businesses which also leveled the loss of about $1 billion in GE Capital and power units.
The GE Capital, finance arm of the GE, has lost $177 million in the reported quarter whereas power division of GE lost $872 million.
To a per share loss of $1.29 a year ago, GE's secured a profit of 8 cent per share in the fourth quarter.
On an adjusted basis, earnings of GE came to 17 cents per share which remained below to analyst estimates of 22 cents, according to Refinitiv IBES data.


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The top three entries, selected by a panel, will be printed, framed, and put on display at Global Cleveland and CCWA's Passport Party event on Thursday, October 12, 2017. Attendees at the Passport Party will have the opportunity to vote to select the winning photo.
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A New Year often brings a desire to be successful. To make some changes for the better. Achieve something. Which is fine, unless we come to see success as a need - something we have to do.
This is when we stop focusing on what we're going after and start worrying about the 'lift' we get from it.
This can feel like an addiction. But such a feeling of being 'high' is only temporary and it is not likely to be long before we need out next 'fix'.
Pursuing success like this can become a like a vicious cycle. Whilst wanting is part of the human condition, success can be seen as something more positive. Something which is tried or planned. We can be successful and happy. But if our success is conditional upon external things then our happiness is at the mercy of forces beyond our control.
Therapy helps us to focus on our own definition of success which is based on our own values. It can show us what makes us proud, remind us what we are good at. Success is a very individual thing. Whatever it is we have succeeded in doing, it can make us feel proud.
When we feel like a failure and nothing works, therapy can help us to discover those 'winning moments' when we beat the odds and overcame our fears. And we can learn to do again.
A good therapist will show you how to identify your success - make a gratitude list is one idea. Or we could look closely as the areas in your life in which you are heavily investing and see if there is a pay off for you.
Success can be small or big, 'out there' or hidden. It doesn't matter. Every achievement can be a source of our inner happiness.
I offer a professional, confidential counselling service. I've acquired considerable expertise and knowledge having worked in the social care field for many years. Having experienced ups and downs myself I understand life's road can be rocky!


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Industry Profile: Pero
By Sandra Pearce
Little did Dewi Parry realise that mixing his own dog food would lead to him setting up a pet food company in Wales. Over the years, Pero Foods has grown its range of blended products, and now also offers an own-label range for retailers
Think dry dog food and your mind immediately pictures the extruded product, whether in nugget, kibble or pellet format. However, at Pero Foods, things are done differently and the team is proud to offer a variety of blended dog food products.
What Pero does is take an extruded product, then at its blending plant, coats the outside of that kibble, similar to how you might baste a roast chicken for the Sunday dinner. Pero can, in fact, blend up to 10 ingredients and two liquids in extremely accurate measures. The process, says general manager Jonathan Rees, makes the kibble highly palatable as all the flavour is on the surface of the kibble.
It then mixes different kibbles according to specific recipes, resulting in a large range of muesli-type blends. He adds that Pero is the only company in the UK to blend food in this way, creating its own mixes.
"Blending has been our bread-and-butter product from day one," he said. "But we have since taken it a step further and have a brand new facility, which allows us to blend to a much higher degree of
accuracy. This means all our blended mixes are consistent throughout, and one mix is exactly the same as another."
In addition to this blending technology, Pero was one of the first companies in the UK to offer an organic product, which it still does today. Its non-organic ranges use only natural ingredients, and even the coloured kibbles are natural. "There is nothing artificial in our products at all," said Jonathan.
Fitting really, when you consider that Pero calls the picture-postcard-perfect village of Betws-y-Coed home, nestled in a valley in North Wales's Snowdonia Forest Park, an area distinguished by its dense woodland, cascading waterfalls, hill-top lakes, river pools and ancient bridges.
"When we look out of the window and all we see are hills and trees, we realise how lucky we are," he adds.
Always a reason
Pero owner Dewi Parry originally ran a large pig farm and mixed all the pig feed himself. Not satisfied with the dog food on offer back then in the '80s, he started mixing his own food for his dogs. It was not long before other farmers were commenting on how good his dogs looked, and once they discovered that Dewi was making the food himself, asked if he'd be willing to supply them as well.
The snowball had started, and Dewi realised there was a gap in the market for a quality product at a reasonable price. In 1985, he bit the bullet and set up Pero.
"It's a very simple story," said Jonathan. "Pero has taken off and pigs have all gone."
The name Pero, by the way, is a common dog's name in Wales, and years ago there was even a cartoon dog character named Pero. It was 'almost tongue-in-cheek' to call the brand Pero, says Jonathan. "It more or less equates to dog in Welsh, but is not Welsh." It was a natural fit.
Pero today offers a range of dog food and treats for different lifestages, working dog, hypoallergenic, breed specific and grain free – as he says, there really is a product to suit every need.
The company sources ingredients as much as possible from within the UK, with provenance being key, says Jonathan, reflecting that this is increasingly important with consumers. "People know what they want, and they want to know where their food comes from, and what's in it."
While its working dog range – which comprises Pero Beef Rings, Pero Premium, Pero Working Dog Active and Pero Working Dog Maintenance – is a big seller, the breed-specific range was a surprise hit. Labrador Life launched about 10 years ago and Staffordshire Bull Terrier four to five years ago. The Staffie product has quickly caught up with Labrador sales, and both are now pretty much selling in similar numbers.
"We are fairly careful about recipes," he said. "We do not just cherry pick a breed and produce a food. We look at breeds to see if there are any traits or issues. For example, with German Shepherds, top nutritionists identified dietary issues associated with stomach issues, so we designed a food using tapioca which is very digestible, much better than potato or rice."
The grain-free German Shepherd product joined the breed-specific category about two years ago, and has since also found a following among owners of other dogs with dietary issues.
"Whenever we look into a food, we do the research, look at the market, and see what is beneficial for owners and their dogs. We always do it for a reason, not to launch just another product."
Specially for retailers
Pero also offers the dedicated own-label Signature range to retailers with 20-25 products including grain free, gluten free, working dog, puppy, super premium blends and treats. There is no clash with core Pero products, so while Pero's grain-free offering is turkey and duck, retailers can choose from chicken, duck, lamb and salmon in the Signature range.
Launched in 2013, Signature is an economical solution for retailers looking to stock their own-brand pet food, he said. With a five-day lead time from order to delivery, retailers can order anything from a single bag to 15 pallets if they want!
Pero has always responded to market trends, says Jonathan. "As a company, we are constantly looking for innovation in recipes and at new ideas, at what we can do. We are always trying new ideas."
For instance, in response to customer demand, it introduced a single kibble as seen in its gluten-free Welsh lamb & rice and Chicken with rice offerings. It is now also exploring cat food. "There is always something new keeping us on our toes."
It's about keeping an eye on trends, such as the current interest in grain free and high-meat content foods. Is this a fad or will the products be with us for many years to come, he asks? "Cold-pressed food is fairly big on the Continent now. Will that be the next big thing here? We're keeping a close eye on that one."
Quality product, competitive price
Pero has never had a massive sales or marketing team – it has just over 10 employees in total. A customer could call the company and discover that they are talking to Jonathan or Dewi. "We all chip in," says Jonathan. "We are a family business, and everybody treats us in a family way. We offer the personal touch."
Being such a small team means that more of the profits are re-invested into the company rather than on meeting higher overheads. Which, ironically, has led to an unusual situation.
Jonathan explains: "As a blended product, we are unique in the marketplace, and theoretically, we should hit the higher premium price bracket. We do not have a huge sales or marketing team, so our overheads are lower. We therefore offer a competitive price for a good, quality product. But this has caused some issues, as some people think our product cannot be as good as some larger brands because it is cheaper."
Pero's quality, he says, is right up there with the top brands. But it can be difficult to counter consumers' misconceptions, he said. The company is now upping its marketing game and has recently taken on two recruits, who have been tasked with driving the company's message and values on social media, engaging with pet owners on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
These social media platforms had been 'less than actively used' by Pero, admits Jonathan. "We need to increase our presence. Social media is a good way of making things exciting. It seems to be a good means of communicating a product's quality, in a sometimes light-hearted way. Yes, we have now joined the social media revolution."
Growing its exposure, Pero sponsors breed-specific shows relevant to its products, and has been at Crufts for 20 years now.
Pero has also started targeting the export market, and now ships to countries including Japan, Hong Kong, Germany and Cyprus, thanks to its recent presence at Germany's Interzoo.
Jonathan added: "We've been 30 years in the business, we go to Crufts every year and are one of the longest-established pet food manufacturers in the UK, but not many people know that.
"This is something we want to look at and correct. This year, as we celebrate our 30th, is going to be an exciting year, and we have lots of ideas, so watch this space."
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The deluge of new-release episodes continues, as Joe and James are joined by special guest Neil "Incredible Suit" Alcock to discuss the ninth (NINTH!) X-film, Bryan Singer's X-Men: Apocalypse. As usual with new films, there's some spoiler-free chat at the start (despite James' best efforts) before a more full-on spoiler-filled discussion.
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Wong, Sui Chuen (2003) Effects of fish cage culture on the water quality of the Matang mangrove estuaries, Peninsular Malaysia / Wong Sui Chuen. Masters thesis, University of Malaya.
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The following standards documents have been produced by the Standards Sub-Committee (up to February 2010) and by the Professional Support and Standards Board:
BFCR(18)1 Standards for interpretation and reporting of imaging investigations, second edition
BFCR(17)1 Standards for providing a 24-hour interventional radiology service, second edition
BFCR(16)8 Standards for the provision of teleradiology within the United Kingdom, second edition
BFCR(16)5 Standards for the reporting of imaging investigations by non-radiologist medically qualified practitioners
BFCR(16)4 Standards for the communication of radiological reports and fail-safe alert notification
BFCR(15)14 Standards for providing a seven day acute care diagnostic radiology service
BFCR(15)5 Standards of practice for trauma radiology in severely injured patients, second edition
BFCR(15)1Standards for intravascular contrast agent administration to adult patients, second edition - this has been archived
BFCR(14)17 Standards for the provision of an ultrasound service
BFCR(14)16 Standards of practice of computed tomography coronary angiography (CTCA) in adult patients
BFCR(14)15 Cancer multidisciplinary team meetings – standards for clinical radiologists, Second edition
BFCR(14)11 Standards for Learning from Discrepancies meetings
BFCR(13)8 Standards for radiofrequency ablation (RFA), Second edition
BFCR(12)19 Standards for patient confidentiality and PACS and RIS
BFCR(12)8 Standards for patient consent particular to radiology, Second edition
BFCR(11)3 Standards of practice and guidance for trauma radiology in severely injured patients - this has been archived
BFCR(11)2 Standards and recommendations for the reporting and interpretation of imaging investigations by non-radiologist medically qualified practitioners and teleradiologists - this document has been withdrawn and replaced with the 2018 edition
BFCR(10)17 Standards for the NPSA and RCR safety checklist for radiological interventions
BFCR(10)7 Standards for the provision of teleradiology within the United Kingdom - this document has been withdrawn and replaced with the 2016 edition
BFCR(10)6 Standards for the recording of second opinions or reviews in radiology departments - this has been archived
BFCR(10)5 Standards for a results acknowledgement system
BFCR(10)4 Standards for intravascular contrast agent administration to adult patients, Second edition - this has been archived
BFCR(09)3 Standards for providing a 24-hour diagnostic radiology service - this has been archived
BFCR(08)13 Standards for providing a 24-hour interventional radiology service - this document has been withdrawn and replaced by the 2017 guidance
BFCR(07)9 Standards for Self-assessment of Performance - this document has been withdrawn and replaced by Standards for Learning from Discrepancies Meetings
BFCR(06)1 Standards for the Reporting and Interpretation of Imaging investigations - this has been archived
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