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Next comes a question Where can post my blog ?
There are many free blogging where you can post your content , get moderated and publish your content.
Blogs supports business in many ways such as it drives traffic to their business. It helps you to promote your productas and services to the targeted audience. There are many other benefits in the blogs such as getting the current business updates. It is damn sure that automatically your products or services are promoted online among public viewers via these business blogs.
You already know what you need to get know about your Blog to Google or Yahoo, You are going to create Blog so definitely you need will have a need to do efforts for your Blog.
There are lots of things you can do to promote your blog. First of all, you should share your content in many places.
Do more submissions like blog submission and comments, article submissions, press release submissions help you to drive traffic and get backlinks for your blog.
If you want to start a blog then do not care about anyone and stop asking how to why to.
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Sylvia Ng is the Vice President of Growth and Analytics at 500px, the photography platform behind the groundbreaking local images first seen on AirBnB, Google and Lonely Planet.
What makes a good luxury travel image? There is not just one answer to that question. The right image for any brand is one that converts viewers to customers, browsers to buyers, or elicits the specific action you want the viewer to take.
We advocate testing your imagery against your target audience's responses. Too many companies choose beautiful shots, but do little measurement and adjustment. In the image examples we provide for you here, it is important to note that the images on the left are perfectly good images. But, because we are such a large and active global community, we have a lot of insight into what characteristics of imagery seem to elicit the strongest response, per location and per type of viewer. We share that knowledge with our customers to help them curate the strongest imagery possible. Here are a few examples.
500px data shows that people seem to respond better to the images on the right above. For the NYC image skyline for example, you see much more sharpness, contrast, and the time of day is more optimal as well. In general NYC shots of the "golden hours" of sunrise or sunset seem to perform best.
In the San Francisco images above, the right image gets a greater lift with rich colours, that particular time of day, lighting, and photo processing that lends a very "real" feeling to the image.
In the shots of Los Angeles shown above, all of the image differentiators previously mentioned, (colour, light, time of day and processing), are still very much a part of what people love, but another very important characteristic that helps this image perform better is that it showcases a less oversaturated but still recognizable landmark of the L.A. area. The trees and mountain are more unique and broaden the viewer's perspective of the beauty California has to offer beyond a city skyline.
Check out the 500px Insta for more ideas.


In the darkest hours of the night at the Museum of Volterra, young archaeologist Fabrizio Castellani is immersed in his work. He has discovered that the famous Etruscan statue known as the 'shade of twilight' contains a mysterious object, seemingly enclosed within the sculpture itself. He is suddenly interrupted by the phone ringing - on the other end of the line an icy female voice warns him to abandon his research at once. A series of gruesome killings follow. The victims, who have all been involved in the desecration of an unexplored tomb, seem to have been torn to pieces by a beast of unimaginable size. Meanwhile, as Fabrizio excavates the Etruscan tomb he discovers something extraordinary, and chilling ...Will Fabrizio manage to unravel these secrets without being sucked into the spiral of violence himself?


Advertising platform The Trade Desk has announced it is now including programmatic audio as part of its "omnichannel" offerings through a new integration with Trition Digital's a2x ad exchange, AdsWizz and Spotify.
The Trade Desk provides a self-service platform that enables ad buyers to manage data-driven digital ad campaigns, and these new deals enable clients to "add online audio from broadcasters and streaming music services to programmatic, omnichannel buys alongside video, TV, mobile, social, email and display" advertising, according to the release.
Music genres and playlist categories allow marketers to tailor messages to Spotify listeners, while Triton Digital and AdsWizz offer buyers scale across various inventory partners.
"With its tremendous reach and ability to connect audience and brands in a personal and meaningful way, audio is an incredibly powerful and effective channel for our clients," The Trade Desk VP of Inventory Partnerships Tim Sims said in the announcement.
The Trade Desk is a privately held, demand-side advertising platform founded in 2009, according to its LinkedIn company page. The Trade Desk is based in Ventura, Calif., with other offices throughout the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia.


Who doesn't enjoy a nice warm cup of hot chocolate on a cold Winter's day? Now you can snuggle up with some of these hot chocolate books and enjoy an adventure in the warmth of your home.
My middle son asks for hot chocolate all the time and I think he would really enjoy these children's story books.
Hats, Gloves, Hot Cocoa With Love – "The original idea for "Hats, Gloves, Hot Cocoa with Love" was to create a book for both young children and adults that would stimulate the senses," said the author. "My hope is that this book captures all of the experiences of a Winter in New England. I've even included a family recipe for hot cocoa that is a perfect complement when reading this book to young children around the fire." Alternately titled "| Gorros, Guantes, Chocolate Caliente Con Amor," Gretchen's book is very unique because of the Spanish translation that follows along with the English text.
Grandma's Chocolate / El Chocolate De Abuelita – Abuela's visits from Mexico are always full of excitement for young Sabrina. She can't wait to see what's in her grandmother's yellow suitcase covered in stickers from all the places she has visited. Opening it is like opening a treasure chest, and this year is no different. Inside are a host of riches: colorful ribbons, a clay whistle shaped like a bird, a drum, and the strong smell of chocolate.
"Abuelita, do you want to play a game? Let's pretend that I'm a princess," Sabrina says. "Okay, Sabrina," Abuela says, "but a Mayan princess should wear a beautiful dress called a huipil." And she pulls the traditional garment worn by Mayan and Aztec women from her suitcase. Sabrina has lots of questions about her ancestors. Did Mayan princesses have money? Did they go to school? Did they eat chocolate ice cream? With her grandmother's help, Sabrina learns all about the cacao tree, which was first cultivated by Mexico's indigenous tribes. Today, seeds from the cacao tree give us chocolate, but years ago the seeds were so valuable they were used as money. And Moctezuma, the Aztec emperor, liked to eat chocolate poured over bowls of snow brought from the mountains!
Hot Chocolate for Santa Claus -This Christmas, find a cozy chair, grab a mug of hot chocolate, and hop aboard Santa's sleigh as he travels back home to the North Pole in this colorfully illustrated Christmas story. Fly with Santa across the night sky and join the elves as they hop from roof to roof delivering presents before it's time to head back home to Christmas Castle. Illustrated by Iryna Bodnaruk, Hot Chocolate for Santa Claus tells the story of why Santa Claus looks forward to drinking a special cup of hot chocolate on his flight back home to the North Pole. Hot Chocolate for Santa Claus is a Christmas story that both children and grown-ups will enjoy!
Warm Chocolate – It's creamy. It's smooth. It's chocolate.
Everything about this classic winter drink is SO right–except for one little thing…its name. Join funny boy Marvin Peters as he explains to his classmates before winter break why he thinks it's time for the WARM CHOCOLATE revolution….are you ready?
Lucky Pennies and Hot Chocolate -A boy and his grandfather are going to spend a weekend together, and they will share their favorite (and not-so-favorite) things. They won't be wearing any fancy clothes or eating any funny-looking food-if they can avoid it. But they'll be trading knock-knock jokes, drinking hot chocolate, watching machines at a construction site, and lots more. Grandparents and grandchildren alike will see themselves in these appealing characters.
Slushy the Snowman & the Hot Chocolate Incident – Slushy the Snowman stands outside Santa's cottage every winter, looking into the cozy, warm living room, wishing he could sit by the fire and drink hot chocolate with marshmallows in. But wouldn't a snowman melt in front of a roaring fire? Surely snowmen can't eat Christmas cookies, or drink hot chocolate with marshmallows in, can they?
Sweet Story of Hot Chocolate!: with audio recording (History of Fun Stuff) – Warm up with the enticing history of hot chocolate in this fact-tastic nonfiction Level 3 Ready-to-Read, part of a series about the history of fun stuff! History of Fun Stuff: The Sweet Story of Hot Chocolate was named a 2015 NCSS-CBC Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People! Did you know that for thousands of years, chocolate was a beverage and not a solid candy? Or that soldiers in the Revolutionary War received a monthly ration of chocolate for drinking? Learn all about the history of America's favorite wintertime treat in this fun, fact-filled Level 3 Ready-to-Read! A special section at the back of the book includes relevant info on subjects like social studies and science, and there's even a fun quiz so you can test yourself to see what you've learned!
In A Hot Cup of Chocolate (Emotions in Motion) – Johan's world, he thinks that most problems can be solved by drinking a 'magical' cup of hot chocolate. Johan befriends Henry who has problems at home. Written for those in stable family settings, this book demonstrates the dilemmas that some children face and explains why they might need to talk to someone.
Be sure to check out all of the fantastic Winter and Holiday books lists from over 30 other bloggers hosted by The Jenny Evolution.
Love this list. We will be checking these out at the library and enjoying a cup of cocoa together. Thank you for sharing at the FaithFilledParenting LinkUp.
This is a great list of books. Our kids ask for Hot Chocolate constantly. These books will go great with a nice warm cup during the day.
I found you on The Homeschool Nook link-up.
What a great list. I can just see us snuggling up reading while sipping some hot cocoa!
THANK YOU for suggesting my book for your readers!
You are welcome. It looks like a sweet books!


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The One-Tree Grove - Chinese By YeShell
"It reveals social and cultural aspects of life in rural China - something that most North Americans ... don't have a clue about," said Ms. K. Green. "It has been the first time for... More > me to read a novel so sincere, simple and so fully detailed about China," a female reader from Vancouver commented. "This story give insight into the political, educational and economic climate in China in 1970s," Ms. Henriette Toth said. Meinia was a pretty village girl living in Xishuangbanna, China. Just after her graduation from high school, she was appointed accountant of her village. Responding to Chairman Mao's call, five members of Zhiqing (city high school graduates) came to her village. She and other villagers did their best to help the Zhiqing. But these Zhiqing inflicted huge and lasting hurt and pains on her and the villagers, ...... Filling with songs, and full of wisdom of an oriental culture, this is a bright love story for all readers.< Less
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The One-Tree Grove By YeShell
[2nd Eition and Chinese Version are available now.] Did you ever hear about Mao's era from a countryside resident, a beautiful village girl? I reckon the answer is no. Meinia was a pretty and... More > compassionate village girl in Xishuangbanna, China. Responding to Mao's call, five members of the so-called Zhi-qing ("educated youth" or high school students and graduates from cities) came to her village. She and other villagers did their best to help the Zhi-qing, but these "not-educated-nor-useful" Zhi-qing inflicted huge and lasting hurt and pains on her and the villagers, …… Filling up with songs of young people, and full of wisdom of an oriental minority culture, this is a bright love-story book for readers of all ages. This is also an informative book for readers who have interest in the diversity of Chinese culture, and who are planning a visit to southern China. The Author was born in a small village in southern China and had been living there for 17 years, most in Mao's era.< Less

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Greene Concepts Updates Shareholders with Details on Elevated Positioning on Amazon.com While Targeting Amazon's 300 Million Customers for Maximum Reach
Marion, North Carolina – November 9, 2020 – Greene Concepts Inc. (OTC PINK: INKW) is ecstatic to announce that the company is finalizing the last details to sell its recently redesigned BE WATERTM bottled water products on Amazon.com. The Company has developed a video to show our shareholders the progress that has been made. This video explains the final steps to turning on the light switch to Amazon sales.
Here is a video that describes the marketing plan we developed to position BE WATERTM as a marketplace powerhouse on Amazon (see: BE WATERTM Marketing YouTube Video
In the company's September 15 press release, it highlighted how the firm EcomOptimization will encourage increased sales on Amazon through influence marketing, SEO optimization and the creation of strong consumer appeal and emotional ties.
Sean Farrington, Owner, EcomOptimization LLC states, "Our focus is to position Greene Concepts' BE WATERTM brand on Amazon from both an SEO algorithm perspective, a research perspective and an emotional consumer perspective with these three streams working together in concert to elicit increased sales and revenues. We found multiple value propositions that offer the company a unique advantage over other companies to make BE WATERTM the only premium domestic bottled water line available. While we develop additional marketing photos and outputs for Amazon, the video above provides a temporary enhanced brand content layout for BE WATERTM that offers an idea of how the branding will appear on Amazon."
Lenny Greene, CEO of Greene Concepts states, "Production at the Marion, NC bottling plant has begun for the company's newly labeled BE WATERTM products in preparation for enormous Amazon.com consumer demand. "We have shipped several cases of the new BE WATERTM labeled product to Sean Farrington who will do specific photo shoots for us for the Amazon listing page and for our additional marketing materials. We have ramped up production in our bottling plant and are preparing to send truckloads of the product through multiple Amazon fulfillment centers throughout the country. Consumers will be able to purchase 1 – 5 cases of BE WATERTM either as a one-time purchase or as a Subscribe and Save purchase monthly. The Subscribe and Save program will offer our fresh artesian spring water at a discount."
Mr. Greene continues, "BE WATERTM is indeed a premier marketplace brand and I am looking forward to sharing the upcoming Amazon.com product listing weblink with each of you and with the 300 million Amazon users throughout the country for the purchase and share our products. I want to thank both EcomOptimization and Amazon.com for providing the expertise and means to position BE WATERTM favorably in front of the masses and give a special thanks to our many shareholders for supporting and believing in our company. Stay tuned for many more upcoming and exciting announcements."
About EcomOptimization LLC
EcomOptimization LLC is the world's leading e-commerce agency or high-profit Amazon sellers and brands. We have helped grow some of the web's most sophisticated Amazon sellers, helped migrate many traditional enterprises and smaller business onto eCommerce and have helped most clients more than double their sales results. Our clients include large, medium and small-sized businesses as well as brick and mortar brands. Over the years we have measurably grown hundreds of businesses in almost every category. Our mission is "Making e-commerce that wins".
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About Greene Concepts, Inc., Mammoth Ventures, Inc. and Water Club, Inc.
Greene Concepts, Inc. (http://www.greeneconcepts.com) is a publicly traded company. Through its recently acquired wholly owned subsidiary, Mammoth Ventures Inc., the Company has entered the specialty beverage and bottling business and is an emerging leader in the global scientifically formulated beverage industry. Through its subsidiary Water Club, Inc. we intend to pursue subscription-based delivery of water and scientifically formulated beverages directly to the consumers home and market the convenience of this service thru social media affiliate marketing partners.
Safe Harbor: This Press Release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These forward-looking statements are based on the current plans and expectations of management and are subject to a number of uncertainties and risks that could significantly affect the company's current plans and expectations, as well as future results of operations and financial condition. A more extensive listing of risks and factors that may affect the company's business prospects and cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements can be found in the reports and other documents filed by the company with the Securities and Exchange Commission and OTC Markets, Inc. OTC Disclosure and News Service. The company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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Swan: Let's get this done
Ditch the referendum idea and roll the dice, says ex-Premier
Raymond Hainey, Senior Reporter
Thursday, August 8, 2013 11:40 PM
What are we waiting for? Sir John Swan says we need gaming to help revive our flagging economy. *File photo
Elder statesman and real estate developer Sir John Swan this week backed the idea of dumping a referendum on casinos and going for a straight vote in Parliament.
And he called on Premier Craig Cannonier and Opposition PLP leader Marc Bean to put political differences behind and come to a joint agreement to back the move to speed up the introduction of full-scale gambling on the island.
Sir John — the island's longest-serving Premier — said a referendum would be expensive, take time and may produce inconclusive results if there was a low turnout.
He said: "I don't think a referendum is necessary. Bermuda is in a state that we need to do some things to get this country right and do it sooner rather than later.
"The Premier should sit down with Marc Bean from the Opposition and say 'this is in the best national interest — can we get your support for it?' "
He added: "The OBA only has a small margin over the Opposition — unless he has all his members on board, it can't proceed. He also needs the PLP on board. If the Premier can't get that support, he should tell the public that he can't get it through Parliament."
But Sir John said that the OBA — if it had all its own MPs on board — could push legislation through Parliament without the support of the PLP.
Waterfront plan
Sir John was speaking after he recently unveiled an ambitious proposal to redevelop the Hamilton waterfront into a major draw for tourists and locals alike.
The plans include a hotel and casino, as well as retail, theatre, restaurant and other public spaces and a new ferry terminal, stretching from the current ferry dock to beyond the current container terminal at the east end of the city.
The plan was produced as a rival to plans unveiled by the City of Hamilton, which has commissioned its own designs for a new look for Front Street.
Sir John said: "We put a casino in there and a small hotel in there, with restaurants and so forth and a new ferry terminal with a restaurant above it.
"That would bring in product, capital and intellect so we can compete with the rest of the world."
Sir John added that the casino element of his plan would be "crucial" to the viability of the development.
He said: "It would be vital because it's part of the revenue source which is needed in order to do what we want to do."
Sir John pointed out that lenders backing any redevelopment would want to know the money would be paid back.
And he said: "A hotel by itself isn't going to do it, but a hotel and a casino means we will be able to pay that money back."
Sir John added: "We don't have the luxury of saying we're having a referendum – if it doesn't go through, we're right back where we started and it sends a bad signal to the rest of the world."
He said Government revenues had been shrinking for some time and the island needed to find new sources of cash.
Sir John added: "If the pie gets bigger, Government gets a bigger share and that's what we need to do. The pie has gotten smaller and we've got to find ways to make that pie bigger."
Sir John said that — in line with senior OBA insiders quoted in Wednesday's Bermuda Sun — there appeared to be a groundswell of public opinion that wanted action now.
He added: "That's what I'm getting — people are very fed up and frustrated. People are saying 'go on, get some of these policies changed and restore Bermuda's position in the world and restore Bermuda.'
Sir John said that the question of whether Bermudians and residents would be allowed to gamble in casinos could be settled by introducing strict limits or restricting use to those who could prove they had the disposable income available.
He added: "There are checks and balances that could be put in place, as other places have done, to prevent any excesses by Bermudians and residents playing."
Exclusive: OBA's big gamble
Sun exclusive: The big gamble
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'Gaming vote will happen'
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Start understanding how the fretboard is constructed and how the notes are layed out by looking at the snapshot below.
Snapshot of the 1st 12 Frets of a Guitar Fretboard.
Note: Notes on both E strings are the same, just different octaves.
To understand more check out the Musical Notes Lesson.


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I'm trying to improve my code and make it more readable/better to look at. One thing I'm trying to do is reduce redundancy as well as make my code flatter and more compact without making it more difficult to read. Are there any improvements that can be made? One thing that I don't like is how indented it is because of the nested for loops at the beginning. Any suggestions are appreciated.

A: You could look into utilizing Structural Pattern Matching if you are utilizing Python >=3.10, which is from PEP 622 What's New In Python 3.10:
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A: A couple of easy simplifications:
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    for primitive in meshes[node.mesh].primitives:
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Five Takeaways From the First Goldman Sachs 10K Small Businesses Alumni Summit
Entrepreneurs like Spanx founder Sara Blakely and Tyler Perry gave empowering advice to Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses alumni at the first national Alumni Summit.
by Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses • Mar 15, 2018
Photo Courtesy of Andrea Anderson
The tweet, "The energy in this place is intoxicating!!!!," doesn't even begin to describe the energy of what happens when you bring together 2,200 entrepreneurs from across the country at Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses' first-ever Alumni Summit held recently in Washington, DC.
Sondra Brunone, a graduate of the Dallas 10,000 Small Businesses program, felt that magnetic energy everywhere she went from the moment she stepped into the conference hotel until the moment she left the two-day event.
"Even though I'd never met 99% of the business owners at the Alumni Summit, the spirit of collaboration was incredible. Literally, when I walked in the door of the hotel with my suitcases in hand — there were hundreds and hundreds of impromptu networking groups in full swing right there in the lobby," said Brunone, president and co-founder of Audio Dawg.
"I met people I'll be doing business with in elevators, in hallways, in the ladies' room, and even at the water station in the back of the live event."
Stronger Together: We Are All On The Same Team
The Summit: The Big Power of Small Business was focused on charting a path to help small businesses grow and compete successfully.
"I participate in local business groups and know plenty of small business owners outside of the 10,000 Small Businesses program. But, there is something very, very different about being a part of this group," Brunone said.
"It is just a given that we are all willing to help each other, advise each other and to share resources with each other. There's an energy that doesn't exist in other networking-focused groups. I think it has to do with the fact that we all put in the effort and worked really, really hard to conquer this program. And we have great respect for each other."
"There's an energy that doesn't exist in other networking-focused groups. I think it has to do with the fact that we all put in the effort and worked really, really hard to conquer this program."
At the Summit participants heard from industry leaders and experts about optimizing business growth through candid chats chalked full of lessons on leadership. Alumni heard everything from best practices for effective hiring and accessing capital, to strategy and learning to let go, to leveling the playing field through customer engagement.
More than 120 DFW alumni attended the national Summit and walked away with five invaluable takeaways of how to unleash the "Big" power of small business.
Focus, Advocate & Innovate For Growth
In the Summit opening session, small businesses were praised for not only being the fuel and backbone of the U.S. economy, but for collectively employing over 60 million people — half of the U.S. workforce.
"That's an amazing amount of untapped power," Chanel Davis, president of Davis, Davis & Harmon LLC said, reflecting on the impact that the 2,200 entrepreneurs in that room could have on the future and on Capitol Hill over the next two days.
"Entrepreneurship and political activism go hand-in-hand. As business owners, we must lobby our congressman to create laws that support the growth of small businesses."
The thought that small business is the future of America was not lost on Hussain Manjee, president and CEO of DHD Films. As a small business owner he believes it is his responsibility to "be methodical about the future. Many of us entrepreneurs need to remember, what got us here, won't get us there! We need to constantly be innovating on our processes, products, and path to market."
Lesson One: Failing Forward
"One common phrase throughout the summit was about 'failing' and how failure is only a failure if you do not get up," said Ted Hill, president of Life Benefits, on the seasoned lessons of failing as told by Sara Blakely, founder and CEO of Spanx Inc.; Tyler Perry, founder of Tyler Perry Studios; and Mori Taheripour, faculty member at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
Spanx creator Blakely spoke about a memory of her father growing up. She claimed that her father praised her seeming failures, encouraging her to take risks. Life Benefits president Hill appreciated this wisdom, saying that "taking risks is an adventure. Believe in yourself and enjoy the ride. We live in wonderful time that allows us all to create and build our dreams. Don't let anyone take that away from you."
Tyler Perry openly discussed his failures and lessons learned in his 25-year entrepreneur journey.
"His words resonated with me in such a profound manner. When you're an employee in Corporate America and make mistakes, you ask for forgiveness, chalk it up to a developmental opportunity, and move on," said Pamela Hardy, managing director of AKIDA Consulting Group, LLC.
"However, when you make a mistake as an entrepreneur — a business owner, you judge yourself harshly and feel that one error will be the downfall to everything you've built, rather than viewing it as a learning opportunity and commit to do better next time."
To minimize failure, Mori Taheripour advised us to "always be prepared," Hill stated. "Do the work to be ready at all times. So when the opportunity hits, you are ready for success or failure and you will be able to keep moving forward through either experience. Keep moving forward, always be learning, and be your own safety net."
Similarly, Maggie Escobar, owner of Nuevo Leon Mex-Mex Restaurant & Delicart and relative of Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Group, said, "once you feel you can do it, you will do it again and again and again. Learn by doing it and falling over."
Lesson Two: The Founder Holds the Power of Letting Go
Lisa Price, founder of Carol's Daughter, inspired alumni Alicia Makaye, vice president of GXA Network Solutions, when Price said, "do not forget that you are the founder and no matter how much experience a consultant brings, they are collecting a check based off your idea."
"This was inspiring because people around me try make me feel like I do not belong in the IT industry as a woman and definitely not as a woman-owned business even though my name is part of the company logo," explained Makaye.
A resounding theme expressed and learned by all founders was the bigger you get, the more you have to let go. Learn to delegate, but never forget your business is your brainchild.
Valerie Mason Davis, CEO and managing member of The Mason Group Patent Specialists, got the letting go message loud and clear when Spanx CEO Sara Blakely said, "as soon as you can afford it, hire what you're not good at and what you don't like. You have to be able to delegate and let go of the reins if you're going to scale."
Lesson Three: Delight Customers
Alumni Pamela Hardy and Ted Hill also learned just how important customer service and customer experience really are and the difference between the two.
The difference, according to Hardy, was explained in Danny Meyer's breakout session Shaking It Up: Stories of Success from a Disruptor. Meyer, CEO of Union Square Hospitality Group and the founder of Shake Shack, defined service as the technical delivery of your product or service, whereas customer experience or hospitality is how you make your customers feel when delivering your product or service.
Hill went on to summarize that when your customer service and customer experience work together, they delight the customer.
"Delight your customers with exceptional customer service. Trust your people to make decisions that will create a 'first kiss' type experience. Create a service platform that is unforgettable, unique, and puts the customer first. And ask the customer, is there anything we can do to make your life better?"
Lesson Four: Be Strategic
Valerie Davis learned from Harvard Professor Michael Porter that strategy is not about competing to be the best, it's about how to deliver unique value to the customers you choose to serve. This is the core idea of all great strategies.
The leader is the chief strategist and good owners are strategy professors who teach strategy to their teams every day. It's the highest calling.
Lesson Five: Women Are Driven and Innovative
As the father of a young daughter under 2 years old with her own "MINI CEO" t-shirt, Hussain Manjee was thrilled to see so many successful female entrepreneurs from all across the country attending the Summit.
"We know that there is a shortage of female CEOs in publicly traded companies in America, but to see so many successful entrepreneurial ventures in almost every industry imaginable represented by female leaders at this Summit is tremendous progress for our nation."
The candid stories and experiences shared by powerhouse entrepreneurs Jo Malone, Lisa Price, Melanie Whelan and Sara Blakely about growing their companies and the challenges faced along the way emerged as some of the most inspiring moments of the Summit.
"What I learned from all of these amazing women is that you must be a disruptor to make an impact on your industry and to be a success in business," stated Chanel Davis.
For Jennifer Henderson, president and founder of JO Design, the panel discussion on Growing Big, Thinking Big: A Tale of Disruption was especially inspiring as a woman-owned business because the women all spoke of their passion in starting their businesses.
"These women all had a problem to solve and found a way to make it a business. All of these women saw a gap in the marketplace, and filled it by sheer determination despite all the road blocks they hit," she said.
The drive, innovation and determination of these powerful women who disrupted and defied the status quo was summed up best by alumni Valerie Davis: "the only limitations that we have are not based on our gender or any external characteristics we may have, but based on the limitations that we place on ourselves and on our business, in our own minds."
The purpose of the Summit was to bring to life the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses community and celebrate the vital role small businesses play in our economy. The 10,000 Small Businesses program aims to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses and create jobs by providing access to education, capital, and technical assistance. To learn more go here.
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Honors 105 North Texas Graduates
"There's no one tougher and stronger than DFW small business owners," U.S. Representative Marc Veasey said at the event honoring the North Texas graduates. Here's the list of the 105 graduates and a rundown of the event. 10,000 Small Businesses also released insights from a recent research report. The survey says, among other findings, adaptation will be key to survival.
Goldman Sachs Launches 10,000 Small Businesses Fellows Internship Program in Dallas
Kicking off during National Small Business Week, the program will partner locally with Dallas College. Its goal: Create paid internships for underrepresented community college students and address the skills gap faced by small businesses during the pandemic.
Gov. Greg Abbott Meets With Small Business Owners at Dallas Farmers Market
The roundtable—which took place Friday during National Small Business Week—was part of a Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Voices "Road to Recovery" tour. The biggest challenges conveyed to Gov. Abbott: difficulty in hiring workers; rising costs; and dealing with the Delta variant.
Changemakers Will Explore Transformational Leadership and Innovative Strategies at Virtual Summit
The free, half-day event focuses on the power of positive change and navigating these uncharted times. Capital One's Reimagine Communities Summit features a keynote from Valerie Jarrett, former senior advisor to President Obama, along with insights from a diverse cross-section of innovators, industry disruptors, and content experts.
Community Toolbox: A Winter Storm and a Pandemic. Here's a Round Up of Resources to Help North Texans
Here's a round up of resources that can help in North Texas' unprecedented winter storm. You'll also find updates on funding, grants, and assistance for navigating the COVID-19 crisis in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Maribor, home to the world's oldest vine!This tour is designed for people who love wine! It combines fairytale landscape with cultural and historical traditions of wine growing and traditional cuisine. Štajerska/Slovenian Steiermark region has a rich portfolio of excellent Slovenian wines, but it is known especially for its white varieties.The city of Maribor is also home to world's oldest vine, nearby hilly Jeruzalem with its ancient tradition of wine growing, and Ptuj, a medieval town full of history, with the oldest wine cellar in Slovenia.Join us on this tour to discover a rich diversity of wine varieties and taste many of them - 3 different wine tastings with 11 samples of selected wines. To make the trip even more memorable you will receive a special gift on behalf of ljubljana.today!
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Whitaker's Farms, located near my home in Grays Chapel, North Carolina produces a variety of field-grown produce for our local market. They also grow hot house tomatoes to provide fruit before the outdoor crop comes in. Tomatoes have set on and it won't be long before ripe fruit will be available. Below, James Frazier looks after the coming crop. For more info on Whitaker's Farms, go to http://www.whitakerfarm.com/homepage.htm.


This is another exciting week!
This Wednesday March 20th I return to my NYC home, BITTER END, 147 Bleecker St NY NY 11pm show featuring Erik Boyd on bass and Matt Arbeiter on drums.
Friday March 22nd TWISTED TAIL, 509 S 2nd St Philadelphia PA 9pm. I'm excited to be back at Philadelphia PA's premier blues room. Buddy Allen on bass and Lee Jeffryes on drums.
Saturday March 23rd STANHOPE HOUSE, 45 Main St Stanhope NJ 8pm SPONSERED BY Big City Blues Magazine featuring two special guests: Bob Denson and Rob Dunn. With me will be the amazing drumming of Lee Jeffryes and Fodera bass artist Joey Lauricella.


Renowned artists including Grimes, Steve Aoki, and RZA are already making music on BLOCKS and creating signature soundpacks for BLOCKS musicians. Grimes - a composer, producer, and global superstar whose sound is redefining pop music - said, "ROLI BLOCKS will democratize music production. It's so intuitive and versatile. I'm always on the go, and BLOCKS is the most powerful mobile production tool I've ever used."
Three Blocks launched. The Lightpad Block features a tactile, glowing surface that lets people shape music through presses, glides, and other natural gestures. The Live Block and Loop Block have controls that make it even easier to perform and produce in real time. BLOCKS is powered by NOISE, a free music app for iPhone and iPad that is now available at the App Store. NOISE connects to BLOCKS wirelessly over Bluetooth, becoming the system's sound engine as well as a standalone app.
Roland Lamb, founder and CEO of ROLI, and inventor of BLOCKS, said, "Many areas of life have been transformed by the digital. Music, though, remains a universal language that everyone understands, but only a few can speak. BLOCKS will change that, and enable people around the world to experience the joy of music-making for the first time."
ROLI celebrated with an event at the Steel Yard in London. Roland Lamb's keynote address and the world's first BLOCKS performance was live-streamed on ROLI's Facebook page on November 1.
ROLI is a leading music technology startup whose mission is to extend the joy of music creation to everyone. Its multi-award-winning Seaboard RISE and Seaboard GRAND - adopted by world-renowned artists including Stevie Wonder, Meghan Trainor, and A.R. Rahman - have redefined the expressive potential of keyboard instruments. NOISE, ROLI's free iOS app, turns iPhones and iPads into powerful and fun music-making devices. ROLI has raised over $50 million from leading investors including Foundry Group, Balderton Capital, and Founders Fund as well as Universal Music Group. "The most important company in music technology right now" (Music Tech magazine) is building a Connected Music ecosystem of hardware and software products that will change the way people create and enjoy music.


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By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com
Retail and professional investors expect copper to be the top-performing commodity this year, outperforming gold, corn, and crude oil, according to Bloomberg's MLIV Pulse survey published on Monday.
A total of 45% of retail investors and 36% of professional investors see copper as the best-performing commodity asset this year, compared to 26% of professional and 21% of retail investors who picked crude oil as most likely to be the top commodity performer in 2023.
Copper prices have strongly rebounded in recent weeks, thanks to the reopening in China, which is expected to spur additional demand, and to the long-term bullishness of the market for metals necessary for the energy transition.
Copper prices are set for a new record-high in 2023 amid an "extremely" tight market, Goldman Sachs said last month.
"The sequential increase in policy targets and commitments to green transition, alongside a minimal supply response so far… have resulted in earlier and larger open-ended deficit conditions that essentially are already here, not beginning at some point in the future," Nicholas Snowdon, metals strategist at Goldman Sachs, said in December, as carried by Financial Review.
Moreover, mining and commodities giant Glencore said in an investor update last month that a huge shortage of copper is looming, reiterating warnings from other industry players and analysts that a supply crunch could slow the energy transition.
According to Glencore's estimates, under the net-zero emissions pathway of the International Energy Agency (IEA), the world will be more than 50 million tons short of copper between 2022 and 2030.
"But increasing mine supply is challenging given heightened country and operational risks and the industry remains wary of multi-billion dollar investment decisions," Glencore said.
In the latest reporting week to January 17, copper, one of the best-performing commodities this month, attracted more bullish positions, and the net long position—the difference between bullish and bearish bets—jumped to a nine-month high, Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank, said on Monday.
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Wyoming Sheriff's Office To Auction Off Cars, Bids Start At $100
Doug Randall Published: January 3, 2022
Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office
The Sweetwater County Sheriff's Office has announced a car auction for Tuesday, Jan. 4.
That's according to a post on the agency's Facebook page. The post says the following cars will be auctioned off:
- 2003 Saturn L300 (starting bid of $100)
- 2003 Kia Sedona (starting bid of $100)
- 2003 Subaru Legacy (starting bid of $100)
- 1996 Ford F-250 (starting bid of $100)
- 2011 Volkswagen Tiguan (starting bid of $100)
- 2007 Honda Civic (starting bid of $192)
- 1993 Acura Integra (starting bid of $234)
- 1995 Ford Taurus (starting bid of $100)
- 1995 Pontiac Bonneville (starting bid of $153)
- 2003 Pontiac Grand Am (starting bid of $246
The auction will be held at the sheriff's office at 50140B U.S. Highway 191 south in Rock Springs showing starts at 10:30 and bidding will get underway at 11 a.m.
The vehicles are abandoned and court-forfeited vehicles.
A Look at the Marshall Fire in Boulder County, Colorado
The Marshall Fire in Boulder County destroyed more than 1,000 homes.
The fire started just after 11 a.m. Dec. 30, consuming football lengths of land in seconds in suburban areas. Frontline emergency personnel said they had never seen anything like it, according to Boulder County Sheriff Joe Pelle.
Here are some scenes from the Colorado fire.
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At Stonecrest Acquisitions, our mission is to satisfy our clients' needs in the most timely, responsible, creative, competitive, and professional manner. We accomplish this by hiring skilled employees with significant industry knowledge and supporting them in rising to the top of their field.
We support our mission through our corporate values and beliefs. We value and respect the unique nature of our employees. We empower them to think outside the box, which creates optimum solutions for our customers. Every client is unique and the solutions we create for our clients should reflect their specific needs and personalities.
Stonecrest Acquisitions is a member of the Stonecrest Family of Companies, a group of independent, alternative real estate management and investment companies focused on the real estate investment market. Our parent company, Stonecrest Financial, is a leading real estate brokerage company serving the California market since 1986.
As founder, principal owner and President of Stonecrest Financial, Jon Freeman is a visionary who has successfully seeded and grown Stonecrest's many divisions. He is an active real estate investor, cultivating a portfolio of significant properties in the San Francisco Bay Area and nationwide since 1986. Jon earned his BA in Business Administration from the University of San Diego and is a California licensed Real Estate Broker. Jon is also dedicated to 'hand up' philanthropy by supporting social enterprise and women's education initiatives that empower women to lift themselves out of poverty.
Shafiq is Executive Vice President of Stonecrest. Shafiq has senior-level experience in lending, asset management and underwriting, and has been with Stonecrest since 1998. He attended California State University, Hayward (now Cal State East Bay), where he majored in finance.
Jeff has been in various leadership roles at Stonecrest since 1987 and currently serves as vice president. Jeff also produces residential and commercial loans. Jeff works hard to create long-lasting relationships with his investors and clients; many of them have been with him for more than 20 years. Jeff attended the University of Arizona where he majored in finance and business administration.
Lisa joined Stonecrest in 2009 as our director of finance. She is responsible for all financials for the various divisions of Stonecrest and manages the accounting department. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from California State University, Hayward (now Cal State East Bay) and is a California Certified Public Accountant. Lisa has worked in the accounting sector since 1991.
Matt joined the Stonecrest team in 2009 as Head of Acquisitions. Matt has over 25 years of experience in the mortgage industry. He attended the New York Institute of Technology where he has a BS in Architectural Technology.
Erika has been with Stonecrest since 2011. In her current position as Director of Company Operations, she liaises with executives to make decisions for operational activities and set strategic goals for the company. Erika actively manages all office operations, including the HR Department. She is also responsible for Stonecrest's digital media footprint, which includes web and social media platform development. Erika has a Bachelors in Business Administration from the Babes Bolyai University, in Cluj- Napoca, RO.
Denise joined Stonecrest in 2010 and her main roles include Property Acquisitions Manager and Customer Service. Denise has a BS in Business Marketing from Santa Clara University.


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Riley Armstrong is a Contemporary Christian singer-songwriter from the hamlet of Dapp, Alberta, Canada.  His live performances have been described as innovative, engaging, funny and surprising.  Musically his work is eclectic, combining acoustic guitar and hip-hop rhythms, with layers of sound supported by sampling and programmed loops.  A few of his notable songs are "Sleep", ">" (Greater Than), "What I Found", and "The Only".

Musical career

Riley Armstrong moved to Vancouver at the age of 18 to pursue a career in music. He earned a degree in sound recording
and soon became the sound engineer for the Christian rock band Hokus Pick. Armstrong was the engineer on the 1997 Hokus Pick album Snappy.  A year later he released his own independent effort Novel Reason under the pseudonym Plain Edson.

Riley persuaded the members of Hokus Pick to let him be their opening act, as well as being their sound engineer. While in Nashville on a Hokus Pick tour he befriended the members of the Christian rock band Audio Adrenaline.  Soon thereafter three members of Audio Adrenaline founded a new record company.  Riley was invited to be the first performer to release on their Flicker Records label.

He then moved from Vancouver to Nashville, where he spent the next five years. Riley Armstrong became the opening act for Audio Adrenaline. During this period he released a follow up album, Whatever the Weather.  Armstrong then asked to be released from Flicker Records and returned to Canada.  Marriage followed, with the couple settling in Calgary.  Riley and his wife Shannon have one son, Zeffren, who was born in 2005.  Also that year Riley released the album La Loop on the 7 Spin Music indie label.  His band members were Rick Enns on bass, Dan Kim on guitar and Jared Falk on drums.

During 2010 Riley Armstrong toured in the U.S. during which time he also opened for Starfield during their "The Saving One" tour.

Discography

Albums

 Novel Reason  (Independent, 1998) (as Plain Edson)
 Riley Armstrong (Flicker Records, 2000, reviews)
 Whatever the Weather (Flicker Records, 2002, reviews)
 La Loop (7 Spin Music, 2005, review)
 Alive and Acoustic (2007, live concert CD/DVD)
 Comedy Songs (2010, EP)

Songs on compilations
 Sea to Sea: For Endless Days, "Above Every Name" (CMC, 2006)
 GMA Canada presents 30th Anniversary Collection, "What I've Found" (CMC, 2008)

Video
 Not From These Here Parts (2003)

Awards and recognition
Shai Awards (formerly The Vibe Awards)
 2003 nominee, Male Vocalist of the Year
 2004 nominee, Male Vocalist of the Year

Collaborations and other credits
 engineer: Snappy by Hokus Pick (1997)
 background vocals: This Much I Understand by Carolyn Arends (1999)
 producer and engineer: The Late Show by Toby Penner (2003)

References

External links
 Official Riley Armstrong website
 Concert review, Spring 2009, York, Pa.. Retrieved 2011-02-12.
 Interview with Modern Disciple Magazine for Men (2004-02-21). Retrieved 2011-02-05.

Canadian singer-songwriters
Canadian performers of Christian music
Flicker Records artists
Living people
1976 births
21st-century Canadian male singers
Canadian male singer-songwriters

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Employment & Benefits / CalWORKs Cash Aid / What information do I need?
The checklist provided here is not meant to be a complete list of documents, but rather a general idea of the information you should bring with you to your interview.
There may be additional facts or verifications needed to ensure that all the rules are met. The eligibility worker will give you time to provide this documentation. If necessary, assistance in obtaining verifications may be provided.
Verification of the balance owed on each vehicle.
Home ownership documents, as long as the applicant is buying it and living in it.
Statements are considered proof that countable property is below the $2,250 limit. For a family member applying for aid, over the age of 60 years the limit is $3,250. Bank statements include checking, savings, trust fund accounts and IRA's.
Vehicle registration for all cars, trucks, motorcycles, trailers, motor homes or boats.
Your home will not be counted if the family applying for aid is buying it and living in the home.
Income Limits are set by federal law for the family size. You will be informed by your worker as to what documentation is needed. More information about income limits is available on the CalWORKs Fact Sheet (PDF).
Proof of Citizenship can be provided via birth certificate, baptismal certificate, passport, or other government documents. If you do not have proof of citizenship, more time can be allowed to provide proof after aid has been approved.


The first thing you have to consider is the location of where you'll be since you cannot book a taxi for the destination you are not going. You have to ensure that taxi services offers services right from the airport so that you won't be stuck on the airport trying to locate where they are. Make sure to check on their websites or anywhere with the information about that taxi services for airport transportation.
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Go for those taxi companies known for their good services in the location you intend to travel. Ensure you are asking questions relating to your findings to get the important information that will help you choose the best taxi company. You can even talk with one of the customers through social media to get information that will help you on determining the company's reputation.
Check how that company you've chosen for airport transportation if they have taxi workers offering the best customer service. Gather information's on how the customers before you are commenting on the driver's services to be certain that it is the best taxi to hire.
Consider going for that taxi company for airport transportation if it has the best quality vehicle that meets your desire when been transported from the airport. Make sure to find the vehicle that won't make you settle for less. Consider the size of the vehicle that will be able to accommodate or transport you and your group.
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Q: Add dispatch.yaml to each of the services? I am running a couple of services in GAP and I have to assign each service a specific subdomain, which is done from the dispatch.yaml file. So far so good, my query is: Is it enough to define the dispatch.yaml file in a single service or do I have to do it for each one?

A: You can assign all services to specific subdomains using a single dispatch.yaml file:
- url: "subdomain1.domain.com/*"
  service: service1

- url: "subdomain2.domain.com/*"
  service: service2

- url: "subdomain3.domain.com/*"
  service: service3

#And so on


In order to provide better service to the customers, the customer demands your personal information (name, age, address, etc.). All information entered by the customer into the system can only be accessed by the customer and this information can only be changed by the customer. It is not possible for someone else to access this information and change it.
the customer does not use and sell the information he collects during the shopping for commercial purposes for any reason other than business in strictly sharing with third parties without the customer's knowledge or otherwise.
All information entered by the customer into the system can only be accessed by the customer and this information can only be changed by the customer. It is not possible for someone else to access this information and change it. Customer information may only be disclosed to official authorities if such information is requested by official authorities and if there is a requirement to disclose to the authorities in accordance with the provisions of the applicable statutory legislation.
The credit card information requested on the payment page is not kept on the servers of the companies that provide service to or on the wall in order to keep the safety of our valued customers at the highest level. In this way, all transactions for payment are realized between the bank and your computer via the wall interface.


Marsh Professional Services is a Knoxville, TN based financial planning and accounting firm. Marsh contacted New Frame Creative to help them craft both a new website and also a short promotional video to feature on the front page of their new website. New Frame Creative handled every aspect of the video production, from set styling and lighting to post-production, music, and animated titles.


When using online advertising for promoting your business then you also need to buy online media database so that you can reach out to the target consumers better. The online media database refers to the data related to the target consumers and you can buy it so that you can reach out to them. For instance, if you are using email marketing then you need the target consumer's email so that you can send them the email and inform them of your products. The online media database is available with the online ad agency and buying it helps in making your ad campaign more cost efficient. This is because you get to identify the target consumers and direct the marketing tool at them. Buying online media database enables you to get a good click through rate and helps you to get more traffic at your website.
The website owners can promote their products and services efficiently by getting the campaign designed by the ad agencies. They can plan and buy media tools for your website and use their online media database to make the campaign more effective. They use different tools and database accordingly so that you can promote and advertise your website better and get good traffic.


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We have the opportunity to be more entrepreneurial and serve as catalysts for change—catalysts for better.
Great chemistry is the bond between us.
Careers at Chemours are driven by the scale of a $6 billion chemical company with the energy of a startup. Employees with decades of experience work side by side with the next generation of engineering and technology talent. Together, we're harnessing the power of chemistry to help customers succeed and people live better.
Explore careers at Chemours.
Annemie Wagemans
Operations Manager | Kallo, Belgium, EU
I've had the opportunity to see our supply chain in person, not just on paper. When I visit customers in the Middle East and Africa, there's an energy that you could never get on a conference call.
Jaime Cristancho
Six Sigma Champion and Product Stewardship & Regulatory Affairs Consultant | Bogotá, Cundinmarca, Colombia
We are in an industry that is reinventing the way it works. Changing our company to make the way we work simpler will really allow us to focus on our growth and our customers.
Engineering at Chemours
Bigger opportunities for engineers.
At Chemours you can use market-shaping chemistry to create new products for customers. But that's just part of the equation. You'll be challenged to do so in ways that are smarter, safer, and more sustainable. At present, we are actively recruiting outstanding chemical engineers for manufacturing technology positions at several of our global sites.
Karen Jonsen
Demand Planner | Kallo, Belgium, EU
Everything starts with the customer. Even our supply chain. When demand swings in one market, we'll try to bring in products from another to keep customers up and running.
Francis McCann
Water Technologies Market Leader | Wilmington, Delaware, US
We offer water treatment technology that lets wastewater created in energy production be recycled. Unlike the process it is often replacing, our chemistry is EPA-approved for drinking water treatment. This helps to clean up the water industry and reduce water use.
Titan Yu
Continuous Improvement Leader | Changshu, China
We're starting with very high safety, health, and environment (SHE) standards inherited from DuPont and adding the agility of a new company. But that knowledge and the reputation that goes with it makes me proud to work at Chemours.
Martha Etherington
Human Resources Business Partner | Kingston, Ontario, Canada
After 35 years at DuPont, I'm excited to have a chance to be part of building a new company that's already a leader in the industry.
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Every year, ~20 billion pounds of surplus fruits and vegetables are left in the fields of America's farms. Meanwhile, 12% of Rhode Island residents, 51,000 households, are food insecure. Children, seniors, and working families struggling to make ends meet utilize a network of over 200 emergency food pantries and meal sites from Westerly to Woonsocket.
Hope's Harvest RI mobilizes volunteers to collect unharvested produce and deliver it to needy populations. As an efficient and effective solution to the twin challenges of food waste and hungry people, farm-based food recovery (also known as "gleaning") strengthens our local food system and makes our communities less dependent on commodity food shipped from thousands of miles away instead of what's in our own backyard.
Volunteers, fully insured and supervised by experienced staff, come to your field and harvest crops that would otherwise go to waste. Gleaners work on your schedule, and donations are tax deductible.
Make a difference in your community by picking fresh fruits and vegetables for your neighbors in need. Gleaning volunteers register, sign waivers, and are then notified of upcoming gleaning trips to sign up.
Receive fresh, nutritious, local fruits and vegetables for your guests, harvested with the highest quality and safety standards, delivered on your schedule.
Your contribution puts fresh, healthy, local food in the hands of our friends and neighbors in need.
This work is made possible by the Carter Fellowship for Entrepreneurial Innovation, a program at the Rhode Island Foundation funded by Letitia and John Carter.
We are grateful to our business sponsors who believe in the power of farm-based food rescue to strengthen our local food system in ways that work for everyone. To find out more about becoming a sponsor, contact us.
Time to Glean It Like You Mean It!


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Dr Julie Fell graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2011 and joined our team in 2017. Her special interests in veterinary medicine include the use of nutrition in the prevention and management of disease, soft tissue surgery and pain management/anesthesia. She is a long time resident of Waterloo Region and loves working within the Elmira community. She lives with her husband, two girls and busy young chocolate lab Scout. She loves shopping for antiques and travelling to Manitoulin Island.


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FLoC, ATT, and Core Web Vitals: The Opportunities for Independents
by Mathew Broughton, Grace Dillon on	5th May 2021	in News
Advertising technology has always been somewhat difficult to explain to those not in the industry. "What do you really do? What the heck is a programmatic?" Questions we have all had to field. The last couple of months will surely have intensified such queries when, over the dining tables and hastily-purchased desks of the ad tech home-office, loved ones have witnessed an outbreak of "FLoC". A single word to convince partners and housemates that we have finally lost purchase from reality, after months of having little to do in our spare time except observe pigeons and gull.
However, Google's introduction of FLoC and its wider Privacy Sandbox, and the deprecation of the third-party cookie, goes far beyond aviary nonsense. It has given rise to a maelstrom of privacy concerns; intra-GAFA conflict; the renaissance of contextual; concerns over identity solutions; and, most importantly: the opportunity to regain consumer trust. In this in-depth feature article, ExchangeWire editors Mat Broughton and Grace Dillon assess the impact Google's moves are set to have on the industry, how they compare to other GAFA-led initiatives, and the opportunities for independent ad tech and publishers.
Birds of a feather...
In short, FLoC, or Federated Learning of Cohorts, replaces the tracking of individuals via third-party cookies by bundling these users into groups based on their browsing behaviour, with adverts then served anonymously by targeting these clusters rather than the individual, fulfilled via another birdy sandbox resident: the TURTLEDOVE API.
Ostensibly, the switch from biscuit to bird has been made in order to protect user privacy, though regulators have taken issue with the protocol from both a privacy and antitrust perspective. Initial FLoC trials are not taking place in Europe over ongoing debate as to whether it violates GDPR by auto-enrolling users on a site-wide basis, while the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is currently investigating the Privacy Sandbox as a whole over fears it could undermine competition in digital advertising.
Alongside FLoC and Turtledove, a whole host of proposals outlines by Google and other firms in the ecosystem are currently under review, some of which may address the above concerns. SWAN (storage with access negotiation), submitted by 1plusX, aims to widen the definition of first-party data so that publishers can make a greater range of information available to in-browser auctions, as well as to enable third-party data sharing within the privacy-centric FLoC framework. Under SWAN, domains with a shared owner will be allowed to share data between them, although any information collected and shared across domains will only be made accessible to "pre-registered scripts with a constrained signature". These signatories will be able to use this information to create the common-interests based cohorts hosted within FLoC.
Whilst SWAN has been well-received by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), some are concerned that the technology undermines publishers by discounting the second-party data sharing. The proposals also run contrary to Google's stated intent of removing third-party tracking in its entirety, and its countless actions over the years designed to promote its own ecosystem. Google's sole retention of the ability to monitor and alter cohorts, again in the name of "privacy" serves as ample reason to be cautious. Nonetheless, it will be interesting to note whether proposals such as SWAN gain traction in the heat of antitrust fires.
"Media buyers need to move closer to media owners and work together directly"
Back onto FLoC as it stands. The most cursory glance at the revenue sheets of a GAFA firm will show that some companies have done very well in the age of the third-party-based targeting era. However, while being deleterious to the consumer, it has also led to a continuing slide in fortunes for premium and independent publishers. A shift towards targeting based upon first-party data can only serve to benefit these publishers, which tend to have this data in spades. This in turn opens the door for partnerships with independent ad tech providers and platforms, where privacy-compliant contextual data can further enhance publisher data, for instance.
Speaking to ExchangeWire, Zack Sullivan, CRO UK at Future plc commented, "Overall, Google's deprecation of third-party cookies is a positive change as it puts privacy first and will stop the exploitative practices of third-party data vendors. Targeting solutions will remain effective as premium publishers have excellent first-party data, but media buyers need to move closer to media owners and work together directly, rather than using intermediaries – who will be shaken out of the market."
Google vs. Apple
To some extent, FLoC and ATT are not so much about delivering a more secure service to users as they are about proving which internet giant cares the most about privacy. Google, Apple, and their Big Tech compatriots are having to work hard not just to convince global regulators that they're handling the reams of information at their fingertips with care, but also to win back the trust of consumers worldwide.
On the outside, Apple seems to be winning the battle of appearing most sensitive to users' data concerns. On top of a self-styled reputation as privacy-centric (propagated via a typically idiosyncratic marketing campaign), their ATT puts user consent at its centre, making it impossible for an app to gather information on an individual unless they have been granted permission to do so. This stipulation applies to every single app available on iOS, meaning that users can pick and choose who (if anyone) can track them. "Without the user's permission, you will not be allowed to track them and the device's advertising identifier value will be all zeros," a statement posted on Apple's developer site read.
FLoC, on the other hand, is not built around user consent - the privacy sandbox is for advertisers and their technology partners, and Google has done little to convince anyone otherwise. Now one of the leading ad networks, it should come as no surprise to anyone that Google is more preoccupied with how their infrastructure impacts buying and selling.
"FLoC collapses the power of the market into the hands of the Google Chrome browser, and increases the leverage of first-parties and their closest tech partners"
However, Apple is still a business, and the notion that they're utterly devoted to users' sense of security is severely misguided. We mustn't forget that Apple's insular ecosystem includes their own ad network, SKADNetwork, and whilst SKAD does offer greater privacy by keeping user- and device-level data out of the equation, it also puts Apple squarely in the driving seat when it comes to iOS ad buying. With ATT, Apple have "taken an axe to personalised advertising and ad revenue by requiring app developers to get consent to collect and use an iOS user's IDFA via its ATT framework", says Clearcode CEO Piotr Banaszczyk. By making ID for advertisers, which had been integral running campaigns on Apple products, rely on ATT, the tech heavyweight have proven their power over the ad tech ecosystem - the power to relegate competition under a guise of philosophy.
All this isn't to say that Google have any kind of moral high-ground when it comes to the intention behind their privacy framework. The tech giant rocked the beleaguered ad tech boat once again in March when they announced that they will neither build, nor support, any form of alternative IDs on Chrome once cookies expire. Whilst they put this down to concerns that such technology would likely quickly be rendered obsolete by future legislation, the decision effectively nullifies the post-cookie targeting solutions of dozens of tech providers and puts the core revenue stream of thousands websites at risk.
"For Google, the goal is to increase user data security, and they are doing this by incapacitating the core tech capabilities of the third-party ad tech community," outlines Lucid Privacy Group founder and principal Colin O'Malley. "This will dramatically reduce the number of embedded companies that have the ability to leverage consumer data, which has an inherent benefit to user privacy overall. It also collapses the power of the market into the hands of the Google Chrome browser, and increases the leverage of first-parties and their closest tech partners. Ironically, all of this disruption may result in little to no perceptible difference to the consumer. They will still see the same number of ads. Those ads will still benefit from knowledge about their interests, and retarget their past behaviours. The underlying data will simply be managed by the browser sitting on their own computer, rather than a hundred plus ad tech companies working behind the scenes."
"Apple's approach is fundamentally more disruptive, and clearly more obvious to the user. The app economy has blossomed with embedded third parties which pool data across apps for a range of commercial purposes. With iOS 14.5, any third party benefiting from IDFA will simply be turned off. If they want IDFA, they can ask, only once, for each device. We're seeing initial opt-in rates hover around 40%, but this may change over time. The IDFA opt-in is partnered with a series of prominent consumer notices and combined privacy disclosures which give the consumer a real sense of control. Like Google, Apple is also asserting control over the ad ecosystem running on its rails, with a new SKAdNetwork attribution reporting API, and oh, look over here, at our expanding ads business. Apple is also dumbing down the core IDFA consent dialogue to a degree that is arguably so simplistic that it can't possibly tee up an informed decision, and is certainly well short of GDPR requirements. Apple is clearly optimising for full privacy glamour shot in front of the consumer, while building an Apple controlled advertising ecosystem behind the scenes."
Whether or not such an outcome was inevitable, we cannot disregard the fact that making a core targeting alternative redundant whilst building their own post-cookie toolbox reaffirms Google's already disproportionate level of control over the online advertising infrastructure. Likewise, whether or not tighter regulations would have been forced Apple to introduce ATT or some kind of alternative, it remains clear that they've used their position to tighten their stronghold on the industry.
"On the surface, the introduction of FLoC and ATT appear to be consumer focused initiatives which will shine a privacy friendly-light on Google and Apple in the eyes of those concerned with Big Tech's growing influence," sums up Matt Barash, SVP global publishing and platform partnerships at Zeotap. "In reality both initiatives create even deeper industry dependencies on those behemoth platforms and a reliance on aggregated data sets with delayed reporting, challenges with proper accounting for reach and frequency and a whole lot of TBD to be sorted over the coming months."
Under the radar - Core Web Vitals
While the deprecation of the third-party cookie has naturally attracted eyeballs within the ad tech ecosphere, further Google-enforced changes are afoot. In a rare display of openness from the giant, which has traditionally rendered hindsight and the reading of tea leaves as the best ways to interpret changes to its search rankings, it announced in November that from May 2021 that "Core Web Vitals" will be incorporated into its page experience signals, on which it bases rankings.
Initially, the three vitals of note will be:
Loading speed, measured via largest contentful paint (LCP) in seconds.
Interactivity, measured via first input delay (FID) in milliseconds.
Visual stability, measured through a cumulative layout shift (CLS) score derived from the amount of user viewpoint affected by shifting page content and the distance said content shifts.
Publishers, vying for the dwindling number of positions in organic rankings, are already ejecting third-party tech providers if they impact their core vitals negatively. As with the deprecation of the third-party cookie in Chrome, the introduction of Core Web Vitals has been met with positivity among many scaled publishers. However, smaller-scale independent and local publishers are likely to need support from their agency partners to ensure their sites meet the requirements.
Sullivan comments, "The rollout of Core Web Vitals feels like a natural evolution, as Google continues to improve the overall user experience and build some standardisation. It follows similar work of The Coalition for Better Ads, of which Google was a facilitator, and can only be a good thing as Google broadens the measures of what makes a good website and content. The move will be beneficial for premium publishers that have the resources and proprietary technology to adapt to the change, while having their own data on user engagement to ensure quality content and the user experience is rewarded."
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Characters, Humans, Males,
Bald Hair
Characters Killed by Tess
*Orientation Part Two
*A Life Spent (mentioned)
James Babson
"Sorry. I owe a life."
―Holt[src]
Holt was a survivor on the Lighthouse who got killed during the Renewal.
Killed in a Renewal
"He didn't have to die."
"Somebody did."
―Melinda May and Tess[src]
Holt fights during the Renewal
Holt was one of the survivors inhabiting the Lighthouse. He used to work for Grill but got fired for insubordination, so Grill refused to pay him. When a Renewal was organized, Holt was considered one of the least productive workers of the station. Thus, he had to fight to the death and kill another selected person. Holt managed to pick up a shotgun and started shooting before heading to the Salvage. Holt claimed that Grill had not paid him enough and that it was the reason he had been forced to take part in the renewal. However, Grill offered to pay for this by leaving Phil Coulson, Alphonso Mackenzie and Yo-Yo Rodriguez defenseless and to be killed by Holt. Holt intended to do so, but he was stopped by Melinda May and eventually shot by Tess.[1]
Metrics: Like all the inhabitants of the Lighthouse, Holt was equipped with a Metric. The Metric's lights, normally blue, turned to red during the Renewal, signalling that Holt was one of the people designated to fight to survive.
Remington 870 (Short Barreled): During the Renewal, the Kree left a shotgun that Holt managed to reclaim in order to kill another survivor.
Grill † - Target
Phil Coulson † - Attempted Victim
Alphonso Mackenzie - Attempted Victim
Yo-Yo Rodriguez - Attempted Victim
Tess † - Killer
Frank Trigg was a stunt double for James Babson in the role of Holt.
↑ Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 5.02: Orientation Part Two
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HUGHTON ON REDS CLASH
Manager looking to build momentum after Palace win
CHRIS Hughton is grateful for the chance for his side to build momentum with Wednesday night's clash against Liverpool coming soon after the weekend's victory over Crystal Palace.
Two of the Canaries three prior Premier League victories were followed by a fortnight's international break, but now they face the Reds and West Bromwich Albion within seven days.
"Sometimes you want to get straight back into it and after that feeling from not what was only a good result, but what was a very good first half performance," said Hughton at his pre-match press conference on Monday afternoon.
"There are no new injuries so nothing has changed from where we were before the game on Saturday. That's a plus for us.
"It was a much needed win and we need to take that confidence into these next couple of games."
Hughton has acknowledged the difficulties his team have faced on their travels this season but is determined to put things right, starting this week.
"We want to make amends because apart from a very, very good performance at Stoke we've been disappointing away from home," he added.
"The Liverpool match is a game where arguably they don't come much tougher, but it's another challenge for us and our away form needs to improve and there's no better opportunity than the next opportunity."
Brendan Rodgers' side slipped to a surprise 3-1 reverse against Hull City on Sunday afternoon, but Hughton believes it won't overly affect the way his team approaches the match.
"I don't think it matters because psychologically you turn it in whichever way you want," he said.
"The fact is they lost, and you can look at just that, or you could say that they lost so they'll want to bounce back, be even more fired up than before and to get a win.
"We have to concentrate on what we want to do, and it's an opportunity for us to build on a good performance and a good win.
"It's always tough at Anfield, but it's also a great place to play. The surface is always very good and you want a team and group of players to enjoy playing there."


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Share this Story: Kodiak Copper Strengthens Board with Addition of Lana Eagle
Kodiak Copper Strengthens Board with Addition of Lana Eagle
Oct 07, 2021 • October 7, 2021 • 5 minute read • Join the conversation
Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – October 7, 2021) – Kodiak Copper Corp. (TSXV: KDK) (OTCQB: KDKCF) (FSE: 5DD1) (the "Company" or "Kodiak") is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Lana Eagle to the Company's Board of Directors.
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Lana Eagle is an Indigenous relations strategist and a Social Innovator advising companies on how to better engage and work with Indigenous communities. Her background is in banking, economic development, wealth management and mineral exploration. Lana is a pioneer for Aboriginal women in being one of the first to chair a mineral exploration company in Canada, Electra Gold Ltd. In 2017 she was elected to the Board of the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) BC, where she is the founder and co-chair of AME's Gathering Place. She is a Program Advisory Committee Member for Mining and Mineral Exploration at the BC Institute of Technology. Lana is an appointed member of BC's Indigenous Business and Investment Council. She is a Director on the Board of Geoscience BC and most recently has been elected to the board of Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada. Lana is a sought-after speaker and lecturer on the topic of Indigenous engagement and reconciliation in Canada, as well as diversity and inclusion. She is a member of the Whitecap Dakota First Nation in Saskatchewan.
Claudia Tornquist, President and CEO of Kodiak said, "I am delighted to welcome Lana to Kodiak's Board and am genuinely looking forward to working with her. Lana's impressive background combines business experience with in-depth involvement and thought leadership in Indigenous relations. I have no doubt that she will bring valuable perspectives to Kodiak's Board and help formulate and execute a well-rounded strategy that will truly benefit our shareholders."
Kodiak has also granted 75,000 stock options to a director and a consultant of the Company, exercisable at C$1.20 per share. 25,000 options will be exercisable for a period of one year and 50,000 for five years.
Further, Kodiak has retained, subject to regulatory approval, Red Cloud Securities Inc. ("Red Cloud") to provide market stabilization and liquidity services to the Company in compliance with the policies and guidelines of the TSX Venture Exchange ("TSX-V") and other applicable legislations. Red Cloud will trade shares of the Company on the TSX-V for the purposes of maintaining a reasonable market and improving the liquidity of Kodiak's common shares. The Company has agreed to pay Red Cloud $5,000 per month. The agreement between Red Cloud and the Company may be terminated by either party with written notice of 30 days. The Company and Red Cloud act at arm's length, but Red Cloud may provide investment banking or other services to Kodiak and Red Cloud and/or its clients may have an interest, directly or indirectly, in the securities of Kodiak. The agreement is principally for the purposes of maintaining market stability and liquidity for the Company's common shares and is not a formal market making agreement. There are no performance factors contained in the agreement between Red Cloud and the Company and Red Cloud will not receive any shares or options from the Company as compensation for services it will render."
Kodiak Copper Corp.
Claudia Tornquist
Nancy Curry, Corporate Development
ncurry@kodiakcoppercorp.com
About Kodiak Copper Corp.
Kodiak is focused on its 100% owned copper porphyry projects in Canada and the USA. The Company's most advanced asset is the MPD copper-gold porphyry project in the prolific Quesnel Trough in south-central British Columbia, Canada, where the Company made a discovery of high-grade mineralization within a wide mineralized envelope in 2020. Kodiak also holds the Mohave copper-molybdenum-silver porphyry project in Arizona, USA, near the world-class Bagdad mine. Kodiak's porphyry projects have both been historically drilled and present known mineral discoveries with the potential to hold large-scale deposits.
Kodiak's founder and Chairman is Chris Taylor who is well-known for his gold discovery success with Great Bear Resources. Kodiak is also part of Discovery Group led by John Robins, one of the most successful mining entrepreneurs in Canada.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Forward-Looking Statement (Safe Harbor Statement): This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws. The use of any of the words "anticipate", "plan", "continue", "expect", "estimate", "objective", "may", "will", "project", "should", "predict", "potential" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. In particular, this press release contains forward-looking statements concerning the Company's exploration plans. Although the Company believes that the expectations and assumptions on which the forward-looking statements are based are reasonable, undue reliance should not be placed on the forward-looking statements because the Company cannot give any assurance that they will prove correct. Since forward-looking statements address future events and conditions, they involve inherent assumptions, risks and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those currently anticipated due to a number of assumptions, factors and risks. These assumptions and risks include, but are not limited to, assumptions and risks associated with conditions in the equity financing markets, and assumptions and risks regarding receipt of regulatory and shareholder approvals.
Management has provided the above summary of risks and assumptions related to forward-looking statements in this press release in order to provide readers with a more comprehensive perspective on the Company's future operations. The Company's actual results, performance or achievement could differ materially from those expressed in, or implied by, these forward-looking statements and, accordingly, no assurance can be given that any of the events anticipated by the forward-looking statements will transpire or occur, or if any of them do so, what benefits the Company will derive from them. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this press release, and, other than as required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update publicly any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise.


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Marcus Ehning and Cornado NRW are part of the team. Photo (c) Jenny Abrahamsson.
Germany's Chef d'Equipe Otto Becker has made his final decision regarding which horses will represent Germany at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro next month.
Christian Ahlmann will ride his 16-year-old stallion Taloubet Z (Galoubet A x Polydor) instead of Epleaser van 't Heike (For Pleasure x Nabab de Rêve) and Ludger Beerbaum will compete with Douglas Lindelöw's former Casello (Casall x Carolus I) instead of his experienced mare Chiara (Contender x Coronado). Marcus Ehning's mount for Rio will be Cornado NRW (Cornet Obolensky x Acobat I) instead of Pret A Tout (Hiram Chambertin x Stew Boy), while Daniel Deusser joins the team with First Class van Eeckelghem (Balou du Rouet x Feinschnitt I van de Richter). Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum will be reserve with Fibonacci (For Feeling x Corland).


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More outdoor music at Warwick Castle after trio of hit concerts
WARWICK Castle will be alive with the sound of music again next year following the success of a trio of summer concerts.
Marion McMullen
10:23, 23 JUL 2010
Updated 21:10, 25 APR 2013
Castle bosses are already looking to 2011 to try and top this year's concert specials.
They will be aiming to provide more outdoor music treats at the famous historical landmark.
Crowds have been packing the castle grounds this month for everything from pop to classical crescendos.
JLS took centre stage on the first day of the The Great British Weekend and were welcomed by a hoard of screaming female fans as they performed chart favourites Beat Again and Everybody In Love.
Fans started queuing at the castle gates from 8am for the Warwickshire concert and the band were supported by fellow X-Factor singer Diana Vickers.
Next up was The Music of Queen – A Rock and Symphonic Spectacular, which also proved a hit with concert goers.
It featured the cast of the hit West End show We Will Rock You accompanied by a full rock band, symphony orchestra and 70 stage performers.
A castle spokesman said all the music dates had proved popular with summer audiences with crowds enjoying the varied music.
The Great British Summer Proms concluded the castle's musical extravaganza at the weekend with the English National Orchestra led by conductor Jae Alexander performing popular classics.
Star soloists Wynne Evan and soprano Janet Mooney helped recreate the The Last Night Of The Proms-style concert and the evening included an RAF parachute jump and firework display.
A castle spokesman said: "It offered the perfect finale to the weekend's events as the sky above the castle grounds was set alight with colourful explosions to mark the end of a Great British Weekend."
For more information on the castle's events this summer call 0845 296 0000 or visit www.warwick-castle.com