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2019 Melrose Awards – Now Accepting Submissions!
Calling all creatives! The Melrose Center is accepting entries for the 2019 Melrose Awards. A $250 Prize will be awarded to winners in four categories! A $1000 Prize will be awarded to the Grand Prize winner!
On Saturday, February 16, 2019, the Dorothy Lumley Melrose Center will celebrate its fifth anniversary by hosting the Melrose Creative Expo. The Orange County Library System is pleased to announce the fifth annual Melrose Awards to encourage and recognize creative efforts.
For full contest information, visit http://ocls.info/melroseawards today!
Join us on Sunday, October 14th from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm for Technoween – a terrifyingly good time for the whole family! There will be appearances from The Tourist City Ghostbusters, a performance from Phantasmagoria – Orlando's Original Steampunk Storytelling Troupe, a horror movie trivia contest and a children's costume contest. We'll also have haunting activities in our Audio, Video, and Photography Studios as well as our Fab Lab and Sim Lab. Hope to see you there!
1st Annual Melrose Film Festival – September 15!
We're rolling out the red carpet on September 15 for the 1st Annual Melrose Film Festival! Join us for a day of film screenings, panel discussions and Q & A sessions. We'll be screening some 60 short films, animated shorts and music videos selected from among the 2,000-plus submissions received this spring. Featured speakers will include Valeska Freire and Terry Olson. Friere is a filmmaker filmmaker and visual artist. She is the founder of Magic Haus Films, an Orlando-based video production company, and she freelances as a producer for films, TV shows, and web series. Olson is the director of Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs. The Festival starts at 10:00 a.m. and concludes at 5:00 p.m. following the Awards Ceremony. Hope to see you there!
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So apart from its tantalizing taste, why have we chosen to include fennel in some of our slow juice? Well, it has a lot of health benefits, and the following is an outline of just what is on offer.
Fennel contains iron, which the body uses to produce hemoglobin, a component of the blood responsible for transporting oxygen around the body. Ensuring your body has enough prevents anemia and helps you stay energized.
Fennel contains a very unique combination phytonutrients, which includes rutin, quercetin and various glycosides. These work together in perfect balance to produce a very strong anti-oxidant effect – protecting the body from free radicals, toxins and cell degeneration. Combined with vitamin C, fennel is quite a force to be reckoned with.
The aspartic acid found within fennel has carminative properties, helping to prevent the build-up of excess gas.
The components within fennel stimulate the secretion of digestive juices, aiding nutrient breakdown and absorption.
Fennel contains potassium, which boosts the electrical activity of the brain and ensures messages are sent throughout the body in an efficient and healthy manner. Potassium also increases oxygen flow to the brain, allowing its cells to perform their tasks at an optimal level.
Once again the potassium content of fennel shines through. It acts as a vasodilator, releasing tension in the blood vessels, allowing them to dilate. This in turn reduces blood pressure and the strain it puts on the system. It supports the cardiovascular system by helping to prevent such things as heart attacks and strokes.
Fennel contains natural components such as anetol and cineole, which both have anti-bacterial properties. This can aid the body in clearing up infections, as well as fighting bacteria caused illnesses like diarrhea.
Fennel is rich in vitamin C, an essential vitamin used in the upkeep of a healthy immune system.
Fennel is an emenagogue, which means that it helps regulate hormones within the body, easing the severity of menstruation symptoms.
The anetol and cineole within fennel are not just anti-bacterial in nature. They are also expectorants, aiding in the clearing of mucus that can get stuck in the airways – helping relieve symptoms of respiratory disorder suffers.
Fennel acts as a diuretic, increasing the rate toxins are flushed from the body in our urine – aiding speedy cleansing.


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It's hard to dance competitively without your leg and your mind
Roger Ebert August 05, 2009
Fiona Gordon and Dominique Abel.
"Rumba" is a peculiar deadpan comedy from Belgium, sort of sweet, sort of macabre, about a couple who are out of step with life but not with each other. It's not terrifically funny, but then how could it be? The influence of Jacques Tati abides in the material, without his sunniness.
Dom and Fiona (Dominique Abel and Fiona Gordon, who also co-wrote and co-directed the film with Bruno Romy) are schoolteachers and competitive rumba dancers — and dangerously out to lunch. Arriving at a dance contest, they realize they've forgotten their costumes, race home to get them, and drive back at top speed while changing their clothes, Dom at one point upside down in the driver's seat while Fiona tugs at his socks. It's one time you're relieved to be able to see it's back projection.
Their luck worsens. Just for starters, they're in a car crash on their way home, and Dom loses his memory and Fiona her leg. This doesn't much depress them; they're loving and ebullient, and have each other. But then one catastrophe after another besets them, only one of which I will reveal.
Abel and Gordon, I learn, have long worked together in cabaret, tilting toward physical comedy. They're essentially silent comedians with no need of a movie with a soundtrack, and "Rumba" has a bare minimum of dialogue.
They're skilled. A scene when Dom tries to rescue Fiona after a mishap with a trash fire reminded me of that Buster Keaton bit where he tries to help a drunken woman into her bed.
The movie is pleasing and amusing. I think it's intended to be funnier, but it's too laid back to achieve take off. Yes, laid back, even after they burn the house down. Those damned wooden legs. Nothing but fire hazards.
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Home » Endangered Elephant Conservation in Bangladesh
Approximately 200 years ago, elephants were abundant throughout the area of modern Bangladesh. Today however they are listed as critically endangered and are one of the most threatened elephant populations in the range states. Up to 30% of Bangladesh's elephant population is transient, migrating over the borders into neighboring India or Burma.
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Bangladesh Elephant Population Figures
Elephant Range: 1,800 km² approx
Country Ranking: 12th of 13
Total Wild Elephants: 196 – 227
Total Captive Population: 100
Country Ranking: 10th – 13th
Source: R Sukumar – A Brief Review of the Status, Distribution and Biology of Wild Asian Elephants Elephas maximus- International Zoo Yearbook 2006
While this information source is considered the very best available, accurate data on wild elephant populations is difficult to obtain and scientifically verify.
Wild Elephants in Bangladesh
Wild elephants in Bangladesh are limited to areas generally inaccessible to humans such as the isolated Chittagong Hill tracts or national parks, of which Himchari National Park and the Mainimukh and Pablakhali Wildlife Sanctuaries are protected areas.
The biggest threats to the wild elephants are
Habitat loss and fragmentation – Bangladesh's human population has exploded over the past 30 years and the competition for land is intense – even more so since approximately 30% of the country floods during monsoon season.
Scarcity of fodder – related to the above point, but also an indication of problems that arise during the dry season when natural food sources become more difficult to find. Elephant fodder represents only 14% of the total local plant species.
Disturbed Corridors – A 2001-2003 IUCN study found that there were 15 important elephant corridors in Bangladesh involving the native elephants and migratory populations from India and Myanmar.
The above factors have had a serious effect on human elephant relations. Bangladesh is an exceptionally poor country and the government does not have the resources to effectively manage the conservation of wildlife. There are virtually no active conservation projects in Bangladesh.
Domesticated Elephants in Bangladesh
There are around 100 captive elephants in Bangladesh. Of these, about 75% are employed in the logging industry hauling timber while the remaining 25% work in the circus. Conditions are likely to be very difficult for both groups.
The lack of financial resources and a dedicated government department as well as the almost total absence of any conservation work means the elephants of Bangladesh are reliant on their survival by living in areas isolated from human beings.
Bangladesh's elephant population is possibly the most threatened in Asia. A major commitment to securing the existing corridors seems to be the elephants' only chance of sustainable survival. Given the lack of resources available within the country, it requires a major commitment by the international community.
Bangladesh's elephants may be the most threatened in Asia


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"I'm super exited to join Global Racing for upcoming season. The professional and passionate team feels like the best fit to help me making the next step in my career."
Born: 2/8/1992
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Hometown: Naarden, Netherlands / Innsbruck, Austria
Background: Maarten started skiing on the plastic dry slope in the Netherlands when he was 5 years old before going on skiing holiday in Adelboden, Switzerland. He joined Skiclub 'De Wolfskamer' and started training with them in the Netherlands and in Austria. Additionally he joined private training in Ramsau am Dachstein with Austrian coaches before joining the Dutch National Ski Team in 2008. In the following years Maarten developed to a professional athlete and raced multiple World Championships with 20th place as personal best result and top 10 results in World Junior Championships and European Cup races. After training together with the German National Ski Team for 3 years, Maarten is now ready to make the next step in his career with Global Racing.
-Ranked Top 60 in GS World-Ranking
-1st place Slovenian National Championships Giant Slalom 2018
-2nd place Universiade Combined Almaty 2017
-20th place World Championships Combined Schladming 2013
-10th place World Junior Championships Giant Slalom Quebec 2013
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In mathematics, a Rose, or Rhodonea Curve, is a sinusoid plotted in polar coordinates.
The pages are set in rows with direction, orientation and rhythm. Text, maps, illustrations, photographs are carefully placed in light-modulating compositions.
The folding breaks the concentric rows in movement, a dance of floating pages and wind-blown leaves - literally feuilles – and creates wing-like surfaces and curled petal shapes.
While on display as prints, the pages create an environment, a place to explore and enjoy the content revealed in folds and patterns.
Recall the old hotel room keys quietly hung on hooks behind the reception counter, the numbered keys that open the door for shelter and for adventure or for a night's rest. Imagine saving some of them to connect with travelers across the generations.
They Key Orbs (by Moerkey) were assembled by hand, silver-soldered in molds sculpted in a single-car garage in Australia, polished and lacquered, and carefully cradled in wooden boxes. The orbs traveled a long distance to Bethesda, like most of those passing under them on the way to their rooms upstairs.
The key holes act symbolically and visually as portals, the promise of mysteries unveiled. Accent inserts and hand rubbed metallic edges create a play of colorful fragments that appear to have escaped from the landscape of the moss wall, fluttering across the panels to dissipate into the world at large.
The Key Panels are conceived in reflection to the globes. They are integrated in the architecture as elevator enclosures, visualizing the movement between floors and referencing the intricate, cast iron structures historically used around these great conveyors.
Recent projects have led us to study the possibilities of creating sculptural work with light and paper.
The 'Les Feuilles' series - named after the french word which translates to both "pages" and "leaves" - is an exploration in scale, fold, rhythm, and form.
Placed at the base of each column, the five cabinets surround the rotonda and greet the site from all directions.
Conceived as integral part of the comprehensive system of ornament for the library, The Terrace Grove is an exuberant iteration of the forms used in the Forum ceiling and facade.
Structural aluminum is hand formed and machined in an arboreal composition of choreographed branches and tendrils.


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Herbert A. Giles and China
Herbert A. Giles and China:
Two Early Classics of Modern Sinology
by Herbert A. GILES
Modern sinology--the study of things Chinese--may trace its roots back centuries to Marco Polo, Byzantium and even Imperial Rome, but to a great extent it was built on foundations laid and extended by Herbert Giles, a consul for the United Kingdom in China and later a professor at Cambridge University. Even after his 26-year tour in China was completed and he returned to his native England, he continued to author a large number of scholarly works and translations on China and the Chinese.
Two of these, Chinese Sketches (1876) and The Civilization of China (1911), are now available in a single volume, revealing once again his piercing observations and a glimpse of a very different China.
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Trade paperback 5.5" x 8.5" (140 mm x 216 mm)
Cover: "One hundred birds." Traditionally attributed to Bian Wenjin (15th century), courtesy of Fukuoka Art Museum
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by Joshua A. Fogel
Herbert Allen Giles (1845-1935), the author of the two works which comprise this volume, was in his day, as now, an extraordinarily erudite scholar of Chinese history and culture. His long life spans the era from the Taiping Rebellion through the early years of the second Sino-Japanese War. He was the son of John Allen Giles (1808-1884), an Oxford University-trained minister, translator from the Greek, and author of a Latin Grammar. After serving in the Chinese consular service for twenty-six years (1867-1893), Giles fils became professor of Chinese at Cambridge, where he taught until 1932. Over the years, he penned a long list of books, scholarly and popular, which attempted to make sense of the great complexity of Chinese history and culture to a literate Anglophone audience.
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Herbert A. Giles (1845-1935)
Herbert Allen Giles was born in England, and was the son of an Oxford University-trained scholar-minister. He served in the Chinese consular service from 1867 to 1893, then retired to a position at Cambridge University, where he taught until 1932. He was a pioneer of modern sinology, and the author of a great many books, both scholarly and popular. His name is best remembered in connection with the Wade-Giles system of romanizing the Chinese language, which he developed in co-operation with Thomas F. Wade. Giles was also the author of a Chinese Biographical Dictionary (1898) and Chinese-English Dictionary (1912): both are still valuable reference works for scholars and students of Chinese language and culture.
You may also enjoy these books from other publishers:
Sources of Chinese Tradition
by William Theodore De Bary, Irene Bloom and Joseph Adler
Anthology of Chinese Literature from Early Times to the Fourteenth Century
Edited by Cyril Birch and Donald Keene
The Columbia Book of Later Chinese Poetry
by Jonathan Chaves
The Columbia Guide to Modern Chinese History
by R. Keith Schoppa
Three Kingdoms: Chinese Classics (Classic Novel in 4-Volumes)
by Luo Guanzhong, translated by Moss Roberts


In this paper, the multiple criteria UTA methods are proposed for solving the problem of model selection. The UTA methods realize a ranking of the models, from the best one to the worst one, by means of the comparisons of their global utility values. These values are computed by means of Linear Programming problems. Two UTA methods are illustrated. An example, that examines the performances of some classification models in the web context, is presented.


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So many people ask me, "Why does it seem like you know everyone?" Well, my friends, that's very much by design. It's true that I love people and I love being social. But the new-world rolodex (my social graph) is becoming increasingly valuable to your employer and your clients. Case in point: The other day I was speaking with a friend in a rapidly growing social media tool (look for an interview with him in an upcoming post). He asked, as many do, "Hey, do you know someone who does …" – in this case it was WordPress plug-in development.
If you had a chance to read any business news during the holidays, you probably saw several stories about retail spending being up significantly during Q4. Of course this could be new info to those of you with small children, because you were consumed by the eternal search for more AA batteries in the house, and styling parties for Silly Hair Dolls.
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B.C.'s top health officials will give a live COVID-19 update Tuesday, which is expected to include an update on restrictions.
After months of complaints from parents, teachers and school boards in British Columbia, it appears a provincial public health order has been issued to somewhat address staff vaccines.
A Vancouver-based infectious disease expert believes B.C. should follow Quebec's lead and require customers at government-run liquor and cannabis stores to be vaccinated.
B.C. recorded another 22 deaths related to COVID-19 over the weekend, as the number of test-positive patients in hospital topped 800.
Thousands of dollars (and counting) poured into B.C. animal shelters and rescue facilities Monday, on what would have been Betty White's 100th birthday.
With health-care workers sick and burnt out amidst the ongoing pandemic, B.C. is facing calls to do more to ensure internationally-educated nurses can join the workforce.
Driver crashes SUV into fast food restaurant in Surrey
Mounties in Surrey are investigating after a vehicle crashed into a Wendy's restaurant in Surrey's Cloverdale neighbourhood Monday morning.
Cannabis found in twice as many injured drivers since legalization: B.C. study
A new study out of the University of British Columbia suggests that cannabis is being detected in twice as many injured drivers since its 2018 legalization.
Man who made threats while holding meat cleaver at Vancouver women's centre arrested: police
Vancouver police say a man who made threats while holding a meat cleaver at a women's centre on the Downtown Eastside has been arrested.
The B.C. government has removed the expiration dates on COVID-19 orders limiting gathering sizes, banning indoor events and forcing gyms, bars and nightclubs to close – but it's unclear whether some of those restrictions could still be relaxed soon.
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The president of the B.C. School Trustees Association says mandating that teachers get vaccinated against COVID-19 "may lead to staffing shortages in an already challenging time."
This Tuesday, Jan. 18, will mark a year since Port Moody woman Trina Hunt was reported missing, sparking a massive community search. The case turned into a homicide investigation last May, and remains unsolved.
Sixty-two extra kilometres per hour is costing one dangerous driver $368, and one week without their Toyota Corolla.
Scientists studying a meteorite that landed next to a British Columbia woman's head last year say it was diverted to that path about 470 million years ago.
Selling a piece of aviation history is a lot like selling a house, according to the man auctioning B.C.'s famous Martin Mars water bomber.
A CTV News investigation into a Facebook page purporting to belong to the winner of the largest lotto prize ever awarded in British Columbia has led to the account being suspended, and connected a woman in need on the other side of the world with a generous Canadian who was actually willing to help.
Safety warning for portable space heaters
Portable space heaters can be great for warming up drafty rooms but if not handled properly they can be dangerous.
Beware of fake ads featuring celebrities
CTV News chief anchor Lisa LaFlamme is not happy that her name and likeness have been used to promote CBD products. The ads are fake, but so-called celebrity endorsements can fool consumers.
Using fake email addresses to protect your privacy
Companies have all kinds of ways to track you online and one of the methods they use is your email address. Here's how to block them from invading your privacy.
Investors and repeat buyers make up growing share of Canadian real estate market: study
B.C. saw a record number of new homes registered for construction in 2021, but data from the Bank of Canada suggests a significant share of them are likely to be purchased by investors.
Frenzy of real estate sales in 2021 means B.C. is starting the new year with lowest-ever number of active listings
Despite a full year of COVID-19 impacts, the number of homes sold in British Columbia broke a record, as did the sales dollar volume.
Time for an equity tax? Experts look for solutions to increasingly unaffordable housing
From the speculation and vacancy tax to the foreign buyers tax, B.C.'s current measures designed to improve housing affordability haven't managed to slow a market that's often considered a cash cow. Now, a West Coast think tank argues a surtax on equity may be part of the solution.
Watch this T.O. boy's priceless reaction to shovelling snow
Concern and anger grows for hundreds of birds trapped inside old Cape Breton church
Woman who contracted Omicron describes 'brain fog' symptom
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Not only are they offering cash-back, they also offer buy-back option for all Thai/ Thai Company quotas. The developer is giving the option to buy-back the condo for the same price you've paid after the lease contract/ rental guarantee is finish which is 10 years or 20 years depending on the contract. This is a GREAT investment offer!!!


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WALK IN A RELAXED MANNER by Joyce Rupp was published by Orbis Books in November 2005 and is our 31740th best seller. The ISBN for WALK IN A RELAXED MANNER is 9781570756160.
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Stenostephanus is een geslacht van planten uit de acanthusfamilie (Acanthaceae). De soorten uit het geslacht komen voor van Mexico in het noorden tot in het zuidelijke deel van tropisch Zuid-Amerika.

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 Stenostephanus aglaus (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus alushii T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus ampelinus (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus anderssonii Wassh.
 Stenostephanus asplundii (Wassh.) Wassh.
 Stenostephanus atropurpureus (Lindau) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus azureus (D.N.Gibson) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus breedlovei T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus charien (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus charitopes (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus chiapensis T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus clarkii Wassh.
 Stenostephanus cleefii (Wassh.) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus cochabambensis Wassh.
 Stenostephanus crenulatus (Britton ex Rusby) Wassh.
 Stenostephanus cuatrecasasii (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus cyaneus (Lindau) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus davidsonii Wassh.
 Stenostephanus diversicolor (Lindau) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus enarthrocoma (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus florifer (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus glaber (Leonard) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus gracilis (Oerst.) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus guerrerensis T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus haematodes (Schltdl.) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus harleyi (Wassh.) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus hispidulus (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus holm-nielsenii Wassh.
 Stenostephanus hondurensis T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus jamesonii (Wassh.) Wassh.
 Stenostephanus kirkbridei (Wassh.) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus krukoffii Wassh.
 Stenostephanus lamprus (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus lasiostachyus Nees
 Stenostephanus latifolius (Wassh.) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus latilabris (D.N.Gibson) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus laxus (Wassh.) Wassh.
 Stenostephanus leonardianus (J.R.I.Wood) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus lobeliiformis Nees
 Stenostephanus longistaminus (Ruiz & Pav.) V.M.Baum
 Stenostephanus lugonis (Wassh.) Wassh.
 Stenostephanus luteynii (Wassh.) Wassh.
 Stenostephanus lyman-smithii Wassh.
 Stenostephanus macrochilus (Lindau) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus macrolobus (Lindau) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus madrensis T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus magdalenensis (Wassh.) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus maximus (J.R.I.Wood) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus monolophus (Donn.Sm.) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus oaxacanus T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus pilosus (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus puberulus Lindau
 Stenostephanus purpusii (Brandegee) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus putumayensis (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus pycnostachys (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
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 Stenostephanus sessilifolius (Oerst.) T.F.Daniel
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 Stenostephanus tacanensis (Acosta & R.Fernández) T.F.Daniel
 Stenostephanus tachirensis (Wassh.) J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus tenellus Wassh. & J.R.I.Wood
 Stenostephanus wallnoeferi Wassh.
 Stenostephanus xanthothrix (Leonard) J.R.I.Wood
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8 a.m., 4H Horse Show Western, Grandstand Arena.
1 p.m., Open Class Better Living Exhibits, judging, open to the public, Events Center west meeting rooms.
3 p.m. 4-H Horse Show Timed Events, Grandstand Arena.
The official kick off is Wednesday.
The service will be at 8 a.m. Sunday in the Pavilion at Island Grove Regional Park, 501 N. 14th Ave.
Praise and worship will be led by Scott Brown, a PRCA calf roper and steer wrestler. Brown is a minister at a cowboy church in Ringgold, Ga.
It's a mix of excitement and nerves for 4-H kids going into fair week.
The official Weld County Fair kick-off is Wednesday, so the past few days have been filled with final preparations and weigh-ins before everyone travels to Island Grove Regional Park, 501 N. 14th Ave.
This is the week 4-H kids will show the first of the animals they've worked with all summer. The remaining animals should see a trip to the state fair in late August.
Since it will be Sydnee Lauridson's first time at the Weld Fair as a 4-H participant, she's nervous.
"I'm kind of excited, but I'm a little scared," the 8-year-old from Brighton said. "I just get scared sometimes and then I get happy about showing."
Nerves aren't reserved for the rookies, though. Molly Cooksey, 18, of Roggen said she felt the same way. While excited, Cooksey said there was still so much to do she couldn't help but feel a bit overwhelmed — especially since the to-do list had to wait until closer to the fair.
"My family gets a little bit more nervous and stressed every year, because we're getting less sleep because we're in the barn more," Cooksey said. "Plus there is just so many last-minute things we have to do before we head up there."
Sydnee and big sister Macey, 13, will bring two pigs and three lambs. Sydnee said showing her lamb might be a challenge because of her short stature, but she's had time to work and prep for that.
This week will be the first time the two will show their lambs, but they've had more showmanship practice with their pigs. The family doesn't show lambs at jackpots because the animals can pick up diseases pretty easily. Since the sisters had the chance to test their pigs in a show, they got tips on what to improve on.
This will be Macey's fifth year as a 4-H competitor, so the first-year jitters don't affect her like they do Sydnee. But the stress of the workload leading up to fair doesn't change.
"There's so much to do," Macey said. "We have to get them to the right weight and (keep) feeding them right. So it's stressful."
The girls selected their three lambs based on which ones were fair-ready. They keep track of the weight and appearance as they grow, so they know how much they need to feed and work with them for exercise.
At this point in the game, though, there is only so much weight that can be gained or lost in time. That's why fair preparation throughout the summer is so important.
When showing cattle, aesthetics are almost, if not equally, important as the muscle and feel. Cooksey will have three breeding heifers and three market steers to show this week, all show-ready.
As this is Cooksey's 10th fair, she knows what to expect and how to prepare her animals for show. To get the hair workable, it takes a lot of time blowing it and training it.
And, according to Cooksey, the hair on her steers and heifers are in the best condition she's seen it.
"I've been spending more time out in the barn, rinsing and brushing and blowing them more," Cooksey said. "I think their hair is pretty well trained, they're all ready to go."
— Samantha Fox is a reporter and designer for The Fence Post. "Road to the county fair" is a weekly column series that includes six Weld County 4-H participants as they prepare and compete at the 2016 Weld County Fair. Reach Samantha at sfox@greeleytribune.com or connect with her at @FoxonaFarm on Twitter.


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Don't End Up in Detention: Guidance on Leave for Employees with School-Age Kids
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USA September 10 2020
It's September, which for most means the beginning of fall and the start of a new school year. This school year not only looks different than those in the past, but it has also added to the stress and uncertainty facing families as parents attempt to balance work and family in this COVID-19 world. School also looks different depending on where you live – schools are starting the year with either traditional in-person learning, remote-only learning, or a hybrid of the two. Most school districts offering traditional in-person instruction also provide parents the option to choose remote learning. As parents attempt to navigate the new school year, employers should remain mindful of their obligations to provide paid leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA).
As a refresher, the FFCRA offers up to 12 weeks of paid expanded family and medical leave at two-thirds of the employee's regular rate of pay for an employee, (who has been employed for at least 30 calendar days) that is unable to work due to a need to care for a child whose school or childcare provider is closed or unavailable for reasons related to COVID-19. The Department of Labor (DOL) recently released additional FAQs offering insight on how employers should administer leave under the FFCRA in response to three common scenarios: parents who choose remote learning, schools that open remotely but may open for in-person attendance in the future, and a hybrid model where in-person learning is only available part of the time.
Parents Who Choose Remote Learning (FAQ # 99) Where in-person school is available, but a family has opted for virtual learning, the DOL has stated that employees are not eligible for FFCRA leave because the school is not "closed" due to COVID-19 reasons. Rather, the parent has chosen to forego the availability of in-person attendance for remote learning. Even if a parent chooses remote learning, however, FFCRA paid sick leave may still be available if the child is under a quarantine order or has been advised to self-isolate by a healthcare provider.
Schools That Open Virtually But May Open Traditionally Later (FAQ # 100) This FAQ applies to school systems who have made the decision to kick off the school year with 100% remote learning, but who have stated that they will continue to evaluate local conditions and make a decision regarding in-person attendance at a later date. While the school remains closed for in-person attendance, employees are eligible for paid leave under the FFCRA.
Hybrid Model (FAQ # 98) For the majority of hybrid school models, the school is open each day for in-person attendance. Students alternate days, however, between receiving in-person instruction versus remote instruction. Generally, students are only allowed to attend in-person on their allotted days.
The DOL's recent guidance states that an employee is eligible to take paid leave under the FFCRA on the days when his or her child is not permitted to attend school in person and must participate in remote learning (so long as the prior requirements are met, i.e., as long as the leave is needed to actually care for the child during those days and only if no other suitable person is available). Under applicable DOL guidance, the school is effectively "closed" to the employee's child on the days when remote learning is the only available option. In other words, this FAQ indicates that employees are eligible for intermittent paid leave for the days when their children must participate in remote learning.
While this FAQ appears fairly simple to implement, there is uncertainty as to how it affects prior DOL guidance stating that intermittent FFCRA leave also requires employer consent. Employers should stay tuned for additional information and guidance on this issue.
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Centerville is an unincorporated community in Wayne County, West Virginia, United States. Centerville is located on County Route 19 and Whites Creek,  west-northwest of Wayne.

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The African and African American Studies Program (AAAS) at LSU is an interdisciplinary program in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. As an interdisciplinary program, Black Studies emerged in the 1960s as an outgrowth of the Civil Rights and Black Liberation Movements and the demand for scholarly recognition and engagement in the life experiences and perspectives of peoples of Africa and African descent. In 1968, San Francisco State University established the nation's first Black Studies department rooted in students' activism. At LSU, AAAS was formed in 1994 by a group of African American scholars to address the absence of people of African descent from traditional fields. In addition, they wanted to develop a disciplinary identity and curriculum program to service our students.


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Топик 512. (B). Рельефы города
Калашникова Анастасия. Школа №81, Воронеж, Воронежская область, Россия
Сочинение на английском языке (топик по английскому языку)
Reliefs of the town
I live in Voronezh and am very fond of it. My town is very beautiful and attractive. I like to walk along its streets in the centre of the town, enjoy its parks, squares, gardens , monuments, learn something new about its historical past. There are many old interesting buildings in our town. But sometimes the details that decorate them are no less interesting than the buildings themselves. The architectural relieves make up legends, keep secrets of the past, recall about the previous greatness, become talismans and even appear and disappear without any visible signs, save the outward appearance of the buildings.
It seems to me that everyone in our town knows the museum "Arsenal", schoolchildren visit it every year. The high relief on the building was made in the nineteenth century. A lot of legends bound it with the epoch of Peter the Great.But it`s not right. The building was built at theend of 1770s and there was a manufacure of the merchants Gardenini here. In 1840s the manufacture became the arena for military trainings where the soldiers` orphans were taught gunnery. So some cannons appeared on the pediment and in the town the legend about Peter I.
The lions on the old blue house in Revolution Avenue are more than 150 years old and they have seen a lot. In the middle of the XIX century there was a hotel. It belonged to the Shvanvichis.In 1860 the governor Dmitri gave there a ball in honour of the dramatist A. Ostrovski. The poet I. Nikitin wanted to make a shop in the building. It seems to me that the lions know a lot of other secrets but they will never tell anybody about them because their mouths arelocked.
In Vaitsekhovskaya street I have come across one of the prosperous cottages in Voronezh - Vigel`s house. Women`s heads and flower garlands on its facade are really beautiful and tell us about the previous greatness of the house.It was built in the middle of the eighteenth century by Maxim Tulin.You can see gothic, baroque and ampere in the architecture. There was a hospital there up to 1988. Now the house is on the restoration. I think it`ll be wonderfull to look inside the house.
In Lenin Square on the building of Voronezh Philarmonic there are sphinxes - gryphons. Gryphon as I know from my History lessons is the keeper of castles and treasure, a symbol of bellicosity. As for gryphon it is a symbol of strength and wit.That`s why these semi-sphinxes and semi-gryphons are called the talisman of the building. At first the Philarmonic was one of the cinemas in Voronezh, it was called "Electrotheatre Taumatograuph" and was built in 1915.
Next to the Philarmonic there is the Opera House. When the 9-storied hotel "Brno" was built behind it the Opera House was decorated with a bas-relief composition on the pediment and on the roof there appeared the figures with horns. I can`t imagine the Opera House without them now.
I was impressed by the story about appearing and disappearing of the silhoette of comrade Stalin on one of the buildings in Deputatskaya Street. They say in 1930s there was ah ensemble of 5- and 6-storied houses with bas-relieves telling us about the achievements of the country.On one of the bas-relieves there was Stalin with a girl in his hands. The girl had flowers in her hands. In 1960s Stalin`s figure was cut down but the girl was left.. And now it seems that she is flying in the air.But they say that in rainy weather the silhoette is seen on the wall and Stalin like a ghost appears on the bas-relief again.
Not far from Petrovski Cathedral in Alekseyevskaya Street, 12, there is a building on the facade of which a stone owl is watching the street. If you come nearer to the building it seems enormous.Maybe the wise owl is a guard and it helps us not to make mistakes.
I nope my story was rather interesting. I`l be very glad if everyone of you wants to watch these historical sights of Voronezh and tell your friends about them.Especially now when some old buildings and unofficial monuments are disappearing from the face of the town.
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ANCHORAGE, ALASKA – Owen Slinger scored twice to lead Bemidji State to a 2-0 win over the Alaska Anchorage hockey team Friday.
Slinger scored his first goal off a rebound at 15:34 of the first period. Sillinger's second goal was scored on the powerplay with 55 seconds remaining in the third period.
The Beavers finished with a 31-18 edge in shots and were 1-for-4 on the powerplay. The Seawolves were held scoreless on their two power play chances.
Brody Claeys (1-1-0) made 29 saves in goal for UAA.
UAA (1-4-0, 0-3-0) and BSU (3-1-1, 2-1-0) will close out the weekend series Saturday at 4:07 pm.


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This week: Jimmy Kimmel continued to float his theory that Gonzaga, the college basketball team in the NCAA tournament, does not actually exist, while Gonzaga students and players responded, Fred Willard played his part, the school's mascot stopped by and Guillermo did some investigating. James Corden performed a spoof of Jordan Peele's horror film Us as well as HBO's documentary The Inventor. And the hosts responded to the news of Robert Mueller's report on President Trump and the charges being dropped for Empire actor Jussie Smollett.
Jimmy Kimmel continued to take potshots at Gonzaga this week, holding the line that he (jokingly) believes the university doesn't actually exist, while the basketball team kept advancing in the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament.
Previously, Kimmel quipped that footage of the college on local news looked like "extras in front of a green screen," which led to Spokane reporters and students responding. The dean of the Gonzaga law school and Washington attorney general even got involved, sending Kimmel a video of law students swearing the university is real.
Kimmel responded to that with a bit featuring iconic comic actor Fred Willard, who pretended to be the chancellor of Gonzaga, named Dr. Gonzo Aga. His story fell apart quick and Kimmel used that as proof that Gonzaga is a myth.
Also this week, Kimmel's monologue was interrupted by the Gonzaga mascot, Spike, who said he was sent to kill Kimmel, but couldn't do it, because Kimmel was "the only one speaking the truth." Spike told Kimmel his story about when he once questioned Gonzaga's existence and was punished by being turned into the school's mascot. Later, Guillermo went to a game to interrogate the players about their school's supposed existence.
Monday's Late Late Show saw James Corden and bandleader Reggie Watts in their own twist on Jordan Peele's horror film Us in a parody called We.
In the parody, a bodiless hand stirs a cup of tea, while Corden realized that Watts was not on set, but the host quickly found his bandleader on the roof as he approached a figure that shared similar physical characteristics to him.
Late-night hosts had a lot to say about Sunday's announcement that Robert Mueller's long-awaited report did not find evidence that President Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election.
Stephen Colbert made light of the "troubling" news that "our president is not a Russian asset." "I say 'troubling' because if Trump is not working with the Russians, then what the hell is wrong with him?" the host joked.
Colbert said Barr's letter was "anticlimactic." Colbert likened the report to the finale of Lost, saying it was worse than the conclusion of the hit ABC show. "What about the smoke monster? Was it real or not? And if not, why have so many members of Trump's campaign pled guilty to lying about meeting with the smoke monster?" He added that he wished the ending could be more like Seinfeld: "Still disappointing, but at least they're all in jail."
He also compared the news to Lost. "All I know is, I haven't been this confused about an ending since the series finale of Lost. It is kind of funny though, half of America is upset that our President didn't collude with Russia," he said, adding, "Seems like we should probably be happy about that shouldn't we? And didn't we really, deep down, didn't we know Trump probably didn't collude with Russia because he could never pull that off? And even if he did collude, it probably would have been by accident?"
Trevor Noah took a deep dive into the Mueller news, looking particularly at the language Trump uses to get his point across. "The Mueller investigation report is in and it says there was no collusion," Noah began. "I'm not going to lie, it's a bit disappointing — a lot of us were expecting something different. It's a little bit like coming down the stairs on Christmas morning — you were hoping for a brand-new BMX, but instead, you find Santa's dead body, burnt, because your parents forgot to turn off the fire."
He turned to a Fox News clip, which showed a reporter noting that Trump was "cracking jokes at a fundraising dinner" and playing golf with Kid Rock soon after hearing the news. "It's amazing how different human beings are, because for me, playing golf with Kid Rock seems more like the punishment," Noah joked.
James Corden shared that the investigation was over. "This completely wrecks my bracket," he joked, alluding to the NCAA March Madness tournament. "I had Donald Trump going all the way to impeachment."
On Tuesday, late-night hosts tackled the dropped charges against Jussie Smollett.
Daily Show host Trevor Noah summarized the cast for comedic effect: "Two months ago, the Empire actor was attacked by two Trump supporters who turned out to be Nigerian weight lifters who turned out to be American brothers. But now the story is getting weird," he joked.
Seizing on the Cook County State's Attorney's Office statement that it did not "exonerate" Smollett, Noah joked, "OK, wait. So Jussie was set free, so he's not innocent, so he's not guilty. What?" Pausing for laughs, Noah added, "We need someone to figure this out. Mueller! We've got a new case for you! And this time just tell us what happened!" he shouted, referring to Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
Later on CBS, James Corden also drew connections between Trump and Smollett. "Smollett isn't being charged with a crime, but he hasn't officially been exonerated, so if nothing else, he is qualified to be the president of the United States."
On Jimmy Kimmel Live!, the host referred to his recurring bit about Washington state's Gonzaga University, which he claims does not exist, while discussing Smollett. "Smollett was facing 16 counts of disorderly conduct for allegedly staging a hate crime against himself," he said. "The police apparently became suspicious when the alleged attackers claimed they went to Gonzaga University."
James Corden donned a black turtleneck to parody HBO's The Inventor documentary Tuesday in a satirical trailer for his film called The Entrepooneur. In it, Corden plays a young Silicon Valley hopeful who has created a sham invention that he promises will change the world (but is really just a box full of poo). Using techniques straight out of the documentary about former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes, the trailer showcases Corden's character using a fake voice, holding up his invention as mirror images of him recede into the back of the screen and giving TED Talks and laboratory tours between interviews with incredulous talking heads.
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert: Queer Eye's Fab Five head to CBS amid its season three press tour.
Jimmy Kimmel Live!: The Nevada native heads to Las Vegas for a week of on-location shows, with guests Tiffany Haddish, Kevin Hart, Seth Rogen, Celine Dion and more.
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Kathie Lee Gifford chats with Fallon days before her last-ever episode of Today.


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Research and Development Tax Relief: Is Your Business Eligible to Claim?
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A world-class innovation economy raises living standards, provides solutions to society's biggest challenges, and will drive a digital-first economic post-coronavirus recovery. There are obvious benefits for the UK government to incentivise innovation – which is exactly what it does with Research and Development (R&D) tax reliefs.
How do R&D tax reliefs work?
R&D tax credits are a tax relief designed to encourage greater R&D spending, leading in turn to greater investment in innovation. They work by reducing a company's tax bill by an amount equal to a percentage of the company's qualifying R&D expenditure or by the payment of a credit, again linked to the company's qualifying R&D expenditure.
There are two schemes for claiming relief:
Small or Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) Scheme; and
Research and Development Expenditure Credit (RDEC)
You can claim SME R&D relief if you're an SME with:
Less than 500 staff
A turnover of under £100 million or a balance sheet total under £86 million
Large companies are able to claim via the RDEC.
SMEs are able to claim up to 33p for every £1 spent on qualifying R&D activities. The average claim made by SMEs in the UK is £57,228 (2018-19).
Is your business entitled to make a claim?
To qualify for R&D relief, your business needs to prove that it has entered into a project to make an advance in science or technology – that is effectively the government's definition of innovation.
The project must relate to your company's line of work. For instance, you need to prove that there are commercial benefits to the project.
In making your case for R&D tax relief, you will need to prove your project:
Looked for an advance in science and technology (and not just for your business benefit)
Had to overcome uncertainty
Tried to overcome this uncertainty
Could not be easily worked out by a professional in the field
R&D relief can also even be claimed on unsuccessful projects.
As per the latest figures from HM Revenue & Customs, published in September 2020, there have been 59,265 R&D tax credit claims for 2018-19, of which 52,160 are in the SME R&D scheme.
That breaks down to £5.3bn of R&D tax relief support having been claimed for 2018-19 (as of June 2020), corresponding to £35.3bn of R&D expenditure.
The 'Manufacturing', 'Professional, Scientific & Technical' and 'Information & Communication' sectors had the greatest volume of claims, making up a total of 66% of claims and 71% of the total amount claimed for 2018-19. But the scheme is open to all businesses, in all sectors.
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Armetheon Announces European Medicines Agency's Support for 1000 Patient Single Phase 3 Study prior to MAA Filing for its Novel Oral Anticoagulant Tecarfarin
MENIO PARK, Calif., Feb. 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ – Armetheon, Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company developing novel small molecule drugs for cardiovascular diseases, today announced it has received advice from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) Scientific Advice Working Group (SAWG) for the development of its novel oral anticoagulant tecarfarin. The SAWG advised that Armetheon can conduct a single1000 patient pivotal study prior …
Armetheon announces issuance of a new U.S. patent for its Phase 2 clinical stage novel oral antiarrhythmic budiodarone
MENIO PARK, Calif., Feb. 13, 2017 – Armetheon, Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company developing novel small molecule drugs for cardiovascular diseases, today announced the issuance on January 24, 2017 by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) of a new patent covering the company's novel oral antiarrhythmic, budiodarone, the only known novel anti-arrhythmic in clinical development. The new U.S. Patent No. …
GONITRO™ to Participate in First-of-its-Kind Comparative Effectiveness ISCHEMIA Clinical Trial Sponsored by the National Institutes of Health
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Jan. 19, 2017) – Espero Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a commercial-stage cardiovascular pharmaceutical company, will donate GONITRO™ (nitroglycerin sublingual powder) to the ongoing International Study of Comparative Health Effectiveness with Medical and Invasive Approaches (ISCHEMIA) clinical trial and to the ISCHEMIA-Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) ancillary trial. The company's executives provided an update during last week's annual JP Morgan Healthcare Conference …
Espero Pharmaceuticals Announces the Availability of FDA-Approved GONITRO™ (Nitroglycerin) Sublingual Powder in the U.S.
New Short-Acting Nitrate Powder Now Available in Single Dose Packets for Acute Relief of an Angina Pectoris Attack JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Sept. 27, 2016) – Espero Pharmaceuticals Inc., a privately held specialty pharmaceutical company, today announced the commercial availability of GONITRO™ (nitroglycerin) sublingual powder for acute relief of an attack or prophylaxis of angina pectoris due to coronary artery disease. GONITRO™ …
Espero Pharmaceuticals Receives FDA Approval for GONITRO™ (Nitroglycerin) Sublingual Powder
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (June 14, 2016) – Espero Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a privately held specialty pharmaceutical company, today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved GONITRO™ (nitroglycerin) sublingual powder for acute relief of an attack or prophylaxis of angina pectoris due to coronary artery disease. With this approval, GONITRO™ is the first and only short-acting nitrate in a …
Armetheon and Lee's Pharma Enter into Agreement to Develop and Commercialize Tecarfarin in Greater China and Thailand
MILPITAS, Calif. and HONG KONG, Sept. 22, 2015 /PRNewswire/ – Armetheon, Inc., a specialty pharmaceutical company developing novel small molecule drugs for cardiovascular diseases, today announced that Armetheon and China Cardiovascular Focus Limited, a subsidiary of Lee's Pharmaceutical Holdings Limited (Lee's Pharma), a public biopharmaceutical company listed on the main board of Hong Kong Stock Exchange (stock code: 950) with an …
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Heterogeneous technology and specialization for economic growth beyond the middle-income stage
Han, Junhee
Lee, Keun
Keun Lee
Many middle-income countries are caught in the middle-income trap, facing a slowdown in growth. Although they are undergoing a structural transformation from labor-intensive to capital-intensive sectors, existing literature does not provide theoretical guidance on which capital-intensive sectors to enter first. This study builds on Schumpeterian sectoral heterogeneity to develop a two sector, two country trade model. A static model shows the comparative advantage of an emerging economy in a sector with a short cycle time of technology (CTT), which is associated with high rates of depreciation of knowledge embodied in capital and thus, low entry barriers for an emerging economy. The dynamic model then shows that as an emerging economy accumulates more capital stock, it eventually loses its comparative advantage in short CTT sectors, and it becomes optimal to specialize in the long CTT sectors as many advanced economies do.
Han, Junhee & Lee, Keun, 2022. "Heterogeneous technology and specialization for economic growth beyond the middle-income stage," Economic Modelling, Elsevier, vol. 112(C).
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Economic growth; Specialization; Comparative advantage; Cycle time of technologies; Heterogeneous technologies; Middle-income trap;
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F43 - International Economics - - Macroeconomic Aspects of International Trade and Finance - - - Economic Growth of Open Economies
O14 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Economic Development - - - Industrialization; Manufacturing and Service Industries; Choice of Technology
O41 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Economic Growth and Aggregate Productivity - - - One, Two, and Multisector Growth Models
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Dave's road to fame began with a strong hankerin' for fine barbecue and a stronger desire to make the finest slow-smoked barbecue folks had ever tasted. He visited rib shacks, roadside joints, every hole-in-the-wall or fancy pants supper club he could, all in search of the most succulent meats, savory seasonings and lipsmackin' sauces around.
After 25 years of tastin' and cookin', Dave's barbecue just plain knocked the socks off his family and friends. That's when Dave decided he had to share. He wanted to give all the folks a chance to dig into the best barbecue ever. And in a place as down-home fun and frolicsome as the shacks and clubs he went a callin' on all those years.
Folks like you made Dave "Famous". His barbecue and restaurants have been showered in more awards than he has walls to hang 'em on. Over a 190 awards for best ribs, best new restaurant, best music, best take-out and best barbecue joint. Heck, we didn't even have ta' bribe the judges.
Fair and square, Famous Dave's offers great barbecue and fun. But that's for you to judge, 'cause after all, you're our best critics. Come on in, we'll treat y'all right.
At Famous Dave's, we hire the best and the brightest - "Famous" people with the blend of skills, experiences and passion to take Famous Dave's to new heights. We believe we offer what is perhaps the best career opportunity in the hospitality industry.
An award-winning product line. Our barbeque has received over 150 awards.
Fun, relaxed atmosphere.
Career growth potential.
Excellent benefits.
Growth into new areas of the country.
If you're ambitious, creative, and looking for a challenging career, look into joining the Famous Dave's Team.