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Set for a Christmas release, Big Eyes is a film that tells the story of Margaret Keane. An artist particularly noted for her paintings of girls with larger-than-life eyes, Keane initially received no recognition for her work as it was her husband, Walter Keane, who took all the credit.
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Keane's works have been described as 'kitsch'. They began as portraits of her daughter, before evolving into her recognisable style: melancholy images featuring waif-like children. Her illustrations became immensely popular, but sadly she received no credit for her work. Walter Keane, her husband at the time, claimed to be the artist responsible, becoming a national celebrity in the process. Walter engineered the painting's wide distribution, mass producing the art so that they could be sold cheaply at a wide range of stores across the U.S.
The truth emerged when Margaret and Walter's marriage broke down. The lies had created a huge rift between the couple and the two faced off during an infamous courtroom showdown. Now, thankfully, Margaret is credited as the true artist of her distinctive body of work. Her paintings helped bring widespread recognition to kitsch art and by association, Lowbrow art (sometimes known as pop surrealism) too.
Though its exact origins are unclear, Lowbrow art is generally thought to have originated in the U.S. during the 1970s. Most popular in Los Angeles, California, Lowbrow art enjoyed widespread success. The movement has struggled to enjoy true critical success, so in 1979 when Robert Williams had his collection of pairings published, he titled it 'The Lowbrow Art of Robt. Williams' in opposition to the more respected 'highbrow' art forms. Though later being quoted as saying he thought of the term 'Lowbrow' as inappropriate, the name has stuck and many other artists are more than happy to contribute to this ironically-named movement.
Unfortunately, this issue of nomenclature seems to accurately encapsulate the ongoing struggle Lowbrow art has endured with its relation to fine art. There's still very little critical writing on the subject and many institutions seem unclear on the movement's status in the art world. Instead, the art itself has enjoyed far-ranging popularity and pieces are widely sold, either as artworks in their own right, or as designs for hand-crafted products.
Often associated with a veiled messages, vivid colour schemes, humour and sarcasm, itʻs not hard to see why Lowbrow art has been cemented as something of significant cult status. Many of the works have inherited influences from the pop culture surrounding it, be it TV, cartoons, psychedelics, music trends and more. This makes the Lowbrow movement innately more relatable as an art form and perhaps itʻs the very struggle for respect that it faces, that makes it all the more charming.
Upcoming Calendar and Art Book
The new year is almost upon us and in true Flame Tree fashion, we have a variety of calendars to suit your needs. Our Lowbrow Art 2015 calendar features 12 stunning illustrations and paintings that cover a variety of styles within the Lowbrow movement. You can see a couple of sample spreads below. To order the calendar now with free UK delivery, just click here.
Next year we will also be publishing a Lowbrow Art book. The latest addition to our Gothic Dreams series will feature the same informative text and eye-popping images that you should come to expect from a Flame Tree art book. For a preview of this upcoming title, click here.
Let us know if youʻre excited for a our Lowbrow Art book, or if youʻre planning to buy our calendar by leaving a comment below.
For more amazing lowbrow art, check out Jasmine Becket-Griffith. A talented artist who will be featured in our Lowbrow Art book.
Check out Margaret Keane's official website here
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Our timetable of forthcoming seminars is continually being updated throughout the year. Having already planned events for the Adobe Creative Suite CC, Photoshop4Photographers, Migrating to InDesign and Colour Management; we are keen to hear your suggestions for events that would benefit you and positively welcome requests to visit specific areas of the UK.
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Sign&DigitalUK. 29 April - 1 May 2014, NEC, Birmingham
"For more than 10 years I have been asked to return to Sign&Digital UK. I never tire of the event, the small intimate seminars are the perfect environment for visitors to come and ask questions, share their problems and learn." Terry Steeley
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Every recruitment consultant at ALLEN & YORK is an expert in their field and consequently our extensive networks, industry knowledge and search methodology allow us to source the very best and most relevant talent worldwide.
We offer a unique blend of recruitment skills and technical knowledge, with a consultative approach, tailored to your business and your recruitment needs.
We are dedicated to making a positive difference to the sustainable global economy, by delivering excellent specialist recruitment services across our markets. People are at the core of your business, we want to get you the right people, in the shortest timeframe, to ensure the on-going success of your organisation.
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08 May, 2018
According to the information released by the National Environment Agency, cold air masses are expected to enter Georgia from the second half of the day.
As for the Eastern part of the country, it may see heavy rain and hail.
Heavy rain and hail expected in Georgia
According to the National
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Logan is home--tonsil- and adenoid-free. The surgery went quickly, and the pre-operative procedures (IV, bp check, explanations, etc.) were extremely child-friendly. Logan handled it all with relative poise ... and lost all sense of five year-old decency once the heavier drugs hit his system. :-) To be expected!
Afterwards, he was treated to the ultimate joy: a video on the history of the White House, featuring a tour and introduction by George W. Bush. You really have to know my boy in order to understand the significance of this treasure! "Pooh and presidents," we laugh sometimes; two of Logan's most intense passions are pretty far apart on the spectrum of childhood interests. As far as we're concerned, the video was like the hand of God sweeping down into the recovery room. I mean really, why else would a video like that be there, among the copies of "Pinocchio," "Beauty and the Beast," "Men in Black," "Air Bud," and the like?


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Why Aren't People Liking My Facebook Page and What Can I do About It?
The number of people who like your Facebook Page is a direct measurement of its success. The more likes it receives, the greater the engagement. And with a large number of followers, you'll have an easier time promoting your products and services on Facebook. But convincing users to like a Facebook Page isn't always an easy task. If this sounds like a familiar scenario, keep reading for some helpful tips and tricks on how to attract more Page likes.
Infrequent Posting
How often do you post new content to your Facebook Page? Many brands create their Page and initially make a couple posts but fail to maintain it. Unless you are posting new content on a regular basis, however, your Page will largely remain unseen. A good rule of thumb is to make at least one post per day. If you don't have the time to log into Facebook each and every day, use the build-in scheduling feature.
They Don't Believe You Are Who You Say You Are
Anyone can create a new Facebook Page and present themselves as the owner of a business. As such, users have become increasingly wary of liking/following new Pages. Thanks to a new verification feature that Facebook recently rolled out, however, you can show users that you are the real deal. Go to your Page and access Settings > Page Verification > Verify this Page > Get Started. You will then receive an automated phone call from Facebook with a 4-digit PIN. Enter this PIN into the respective field and your Page will receive the verified badge.
Content Isn't Engaging
Your Page's content will play a key role in the number of likes it receives. If you only publish promotional content, you probably won't receive many likes (if any). However, if you publish interesting and engaging content, it will encourage users to like it, share it with their friends, and comment, all of which is beneficial for your Page.
Here are some simple tips to keep in mind when posting for engagement:
1. Get your readers attention
2. Find and Share Timely Content
3. Pay attention to when your fans are online
4. Create a Call to Action
You Aren't Promoting It
Of course, you can't expect people to like your Facebook Page unless you are actively promoting it. Sure, you may receive a handful of likes here and there, but generating a strong following is next to impossible without advertising.
After Facebook's release of EdgeRank, Facebook Ads are a not only a great way to promote your Page, but a necessity for brands to generate new likes with minimal investment.
Edgerank was a fairly notorious algorithm that Facebook implemented to reduce spam posts and raise the quality of shared posts. Unfortunately, most of us saw a massive decline in exposure and consequently page likes.
For more detailed information about Edgerank you should check out this post by MackWebSolutions. They provide some really good information and stats on paying to promote your Facebook posts for likes.
I'm sure there are hundreds of ways to improve your Facebook post engagement, but hopefully this article will help you identify why your posts may not be performing well and even provide a little insight as to how you can boost engagement.
Feel free to share your experiences in the comments below.


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Experience the magic of Christmas in downtown historic Fergus. We start the evening with our traditional tree lighting ceremony in Templin Gardens to the sound of the choir singing holiday carols and to the taste of hot chocolate and hot apple cider. There will be festivities and entertainment along St. Andrew Street with horse-drawn carriage rides, carolers, snacks and drinks in the stores, bag pipes, Spanky's BBQ Truck, Santa pictures with Mr. and Mrs. Claus, a miniature donkey and more! Christmas trees will be for sale by Little Tree Nursery set up downtown on Provost Lane. The stores, restaurants and pubs look forward to seeing you for a night full of wonder and delight.


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1 Porsche 911
Because of its iconic good looks, wonderful horizontally opposed flat six engine note. Just the way they make you feel there is no noise like the horizontally opposed boxster 6 – unique engine laout makes them sound so cool.
Even though I spent my entire pay packet on my 21 year old porshce every month,I still loved it
Came to a crescendo with the 997. Although the last air-cooled 993 will be a permanent classic and possibly the most beautifully proportioned 911 we'll ever have.
2 Ferrari 360
What's my favourite Ferrari? Do I like the Ferrari 308 because its Magnum's car? Or do I like something more contemporary? The Ferrari 360 because there's nothing that sounds like a Ferrari V8. It's mid-engined V8 out-and-out Ferrari sportscar. The first of the current crop of contemporary Ferraris.
3 Aston martin vantage
There has to be an Aston martin vantage in the list because it's just so outstandingl beautifly, the most complete engineered Aston ever. The vantage is much prettier than the db9 of bond fame. So compact but so cool.
4 Golf GTI
If only everything in life was a reliable as a Volkswagen. I've never been a massive golf gti fan but it's a good timeless classic all-rounder, until I met my girlfriend's gti. Classless timeless classic
5 Bmw e36 m3
We had one the other day – the oneyou phoned me up saying 'I can hear you' because they're 300 plus horse power, german engineered uality built sports car delivered at quite an amazing price. Proper good fun hooligan's car. Sounds so nice at the rev limited.
6 Jaguar xjr
Epitome of English class and style. Sometimes it's great to waft, ou don't hurtle or spinmk you waft in a jag its' commonely known. People look proud to have a jaguar, they're the car everyone's always aspired tohave and with the xjr you've got it all as well as a massive load of super-charged grunt. Subtle but fast a wonderful combination fo subtlety and speed.
7 Ford focus
It's not boring! It's one of the most wonderful chassis and most entertaining driving cars with the best steering and ford have just spoilt the average motorist beyond their wildest dreams. There will never be a mid-sized hatch to handle as well as this car again because no-one else is developing multi link rear suspension system as ford do and you'll never see a fully hydraulic steering system again on a contemporary car.
Fords do the best little cars
8 Bmw e90 335d
Current shaped bmw that the most complete car you can buy today – will do 40 to the gallon, handle like a sports car, room for your golf clubs how you can surprise unsuspecting passengers with its stunning turn of pace. A good Q car Subtle understated car that blends in but is really fast
9 Toyota corolla
Sometimes regardless of how fast you want to go or how much money you've got you need to have a car you can get in and start every time, will never break and there'll never be a car as successful in getting you from one place to another as tirelessly and faultlessly as a Toyota corolla and that's the first job of every car.


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The Global Services design center was established by Xtralis during 2010. Its mission is to provide value-added design, training, and technical support for advanced technologies like VESDA-E, VESDA, OSID, and ICAM solutions. ADGS offers application-specific expertise and knowledge accumulated over 30+ years of success delivering high quality project designs that provide better system efficiency. In 2018 the Global Services design center added KAC and System Sensor solutions to its portfolio. Now customers can get the same expertise for any life safety application from aspirating smoke detection to open area and wireless smoke detection.
ADGS offers unparalleled applications, design, training, and technical services for Xtralis, System Sensor, and KAC solutions:


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Kale super food superstar!
Maybe you already heard the name or really into juicing or eating it, if not meet Kale, the super healthy food!
Whether it's kale chips, kale juice, kale steamed, kale stir fried, kale raw, I love kale.
Benefits of kale
Beta-carotene is an antioxidant which helps to build the body's immune system. An antioxidant helps neutralize free radicals and helps prevent molecules from oxidizing. One cup of cooked kale has about 5.8 mg of beta-carotene. Beat-carotene is also important because it's a precursor for the production of vitamin A. When we get adequate amounts of vitamin A, we have healthier skin, a stronger immune system, and it helps with vision as well
Vitamin E is a very strong antioxidant. you can find it in almost all Pure products!
kale contains more calcium per calorie than milk (90 grams per serving) and is also easier to absorb. Calcium is important in preventing osteoporosis, preventing bone loss, and helps maintain a healthy metabolism. Remember to get enough vitamin D, since it helps with the absorption of calcium
Chlorophyll is a type of pigment that provides kale it's deep green color. . Chlorophyll aids in gastrointestinal problems, promotes the formation of hemoglobin and red blood cells, has anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory effects, and it also helps with bad breath.
. Chlorophyll is a great detoxifier as well, so add kale and other dark leafy greens to your juice
Kale contains folate which is an important B vitamin. Folate also prevents certain birth defects and is important for normal brain development of unborn babies. Folate is has anticancer properties and is important in maintaining a healthy heart
Contain a compound called isothiocyanate. This compound helps in preventing hormone based cancers and inhibit cancerous elements from in smoke
Lutein & Zeaxanthin
These carotenoids are helpful in preventing macular degeneration. Macular degeneration is the number one cause of blindness in the elderly.
Vitamin K
Vitamin k is important in bone building and has anti-clotting abilities. Due to it's anti-clotting abilities, vitamin K may interfere with certain medications, thus check with your doctor if kale is right for you!
Add more kale to your daily consumption. Add it to your juice, sautéed it with some coconut oil , make kale chips, steam it or just eat it raw!
Kale Juice recepie:
3 celery ribs
handfull of parsley
1 apple
2 kale leaves
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Land Remediation involves the removal of contaminated soil (or aggregates) and replacement with clean, safe materials. Land Remediation is usually necessary when brownfield land (which was used heavily during the industrial revolution) is converted into use for new properties and to prevent a negative effect on human health and the environment. Land Remediation may be necessary for a number of applications including building or environmental projects where asbestos or other hazardous materials and chemicals are found in the soil.
Over the past five decades there has been increased pressure on councils and developers to use Brownfield land for building homes and infrastructure. As a result, some pieces of land (which may have previously been subject to commercial premises or demolished on site) may contain soil which is contaminated any manner of toxic substances such as asbestos, hydrocarbons, heavy metals, chemicals, etc.
Land Remediation involves contaminated soil removal soil from a site. If necessary a hi-visibility protective membrane (geotextile) can be installed to before remedial work takes place. The hazardous waste is removed to a specialist area utilising one of our approved waste management companies. Asbestos litter picking may also take place, if required. Once the contaminated soil is removed it may be necessary to back-fill the area with clean materials.
How we Help with Contaminated Land Remediation
We are experts in land remediation and offer a full range of services from initial review to on-going management controls. We understand that there isn't a 'one size fits all' remedy for every project. We can provide a full service from initial Waste Acceptance Criteria (WAC) testing to replacing contaminated soil with inert materials.
We can:
- Carry out a complete review of the project requirements
- Complete a ground investigation study
- Conduct site sampling including soil and debris testing
- Development of Project Specific Remediation Strategies
- Implement the Remediation Strategy and maintain Compliance
- Provide Risk Assessments and Method Statements
- Provide R&D Surveys where required
- Site Monitoring
- Verification and Validation of Remedial Works
- Apply on-going management controls
We are experienced in problem-solving remediation projects of all scopes. Our forward-thinking approach ensures that all works are carried out in a manner which is suitable and effective to mitigate the potential for additional exposure in the future.
We adopt tried and tested methods to reduce unnecessary contamination during works.
Land Remediation projects
In 2016, we were approached by a large contractor to assist with contaminated soil at a 2.5-acre site. The WAC test for the soil confirmed a number of contaminants including many different types of asbestos. The site was earmarked for development by a major supermarket chain but no construction works could take place until the contaminated soil had been removed from the site.
We provided a number of fully trained asbestos Operatives to dig trenches to remove all contaminated soil in a dig and dump fashion, with hundreds of tons of contaminated soil being removed from the site via our approved Waste Management contractors. Waste Consignment Notes were then supplied to the contractor daily.
During removal works surfactant and water were sprayed utilizing a dust control unit to control potential asbestos fibre release.
Once all contaminated soil was removed from the site, a geotextile barrier was installed before aggregate was poured into the relevant trenches. This completes the corrective process.
Plant was provided by us including excavators, dumpers, breakers. All labour was also supplied by Absolute as well as PPE and RPE. We can also provide trained Operatives for asbestos litter picking of contaminated materials on a daily or weekly rate if required.


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In this edition of Economic Divide, the year in review of part 2, Asia, the Middle East and Africa will be reviewed.
In Saudi Arabia, analysts say the new crown prince is struggling to transform the kingdoms economy. Mohammad Bin Salmans vision 2030 focuses on privatization and less reliance on oil. Saudi Arabias war on Yemen has not achieved any of its stated goals. Almost daily Saudi air strikes in 2018 have damaged much of the countrys infrastructure.
In May, the administration of US President Donald Trump unilaterally pulled out of the Iran nuclear deal. Trump claims the deal fails to address Irans influence in the region and its missile program. 2018 has seen more suffering for Palestinians, especially those living in the Gaza Strip.
The world bank says Gazas economy is collapsing because of a devastating decade long Israeli land, air and sea blockade. The two largest economies in the world, the US and China, have been locked in an escalating trade war. The US President has complained about what he claims is unfair Chinese trading practices.
The number of people living in extreme poverty in sub-Saharan Africa has continued to rise this year. According to forecasts by the World Bank, nearly nine in ten extremely poor people will live in Sub-Saharan Africa by 2030.
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Ahhh, Netflix — the perfect excuse to say 'no' to weekend night out plans to just sink into that comfy couch and binge-watch on all your favorite series… Until you realize it's already the next day. This year has a lot in store for all the series addicts, as the world's leading internet entertainment service is rolling out more of their Original Series (and renewing many of their well-loved series!) this 2018.
Here's all the Netflix Original Series coming into your devices this year (so far!) that you can stream now and binge-watch soon!
1. The End of the F***ing World
"If you mix Moonrise Kingdom with Natural Born Killers, you get The End of the F***ing World." Based on a comic series of the same name by Charles Forsman, The End of the F***ing World follows James and Alyssa who go on a roadtrip in England. Alyssa wanted to get away from her troubled home, while James agrees as he's also plotting for a way to kill her. The show stars Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden.
2. Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee
Also streaming on Netflix seasons 1-9 of Jerry Seinfeld's Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee – a roving talk show involving famous comedians and personalities, cups of coffees, and vintage cars. Some of its guests include Larry David, Ricky Gervais, Kristen Wiig, President Barrack Obama, Alec Baldwin, David Letterman, Seth Meyers, Christ Rock, Tina Fey, and Amy Schumer.
GODZILLA is an anime re-imagination of the Godzilla world in the future. It follows a group of refugees who wants to recolonize the Earth 20,000 years after Godzilla took over. It features a star-studded voice cast which includes Yuki Kaji, Takahiro Sakurai, Tomokazu Sugita, and more.
4. Devilman Crybaby
Devilman Crybaby is another anime series on Netflix and it's based on Go Nagai's manga Devilman. It follows Akira who transforms into Devilman – someone with the soul of a human but the powers of a demon – after a race of demons come back with the threat taking back the world from humans.
5. My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman
David Letterman returns to television with My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman! The 6-episode, 60-minute Netflix series premiered on January 12, with the next episodes streaming monthly from February to June. George Clooney, Malala Yousafzai, Jay-Z, and President Barack Obama are just four of the guests slated to visit for the show.
6. Somebody Feed Phil
Phil Rosenthal takes his viewers all around the globe where he explores and tries the local cuisine of Bangkok, Lisbon, Mexico City, and more. This new documentary series is also from the creator of Everybody Loves Raymond and will be featuring Rosenthal's friends, family, and sense of humor.
1. Altered Carbon
Release Date: February 2
Set 300 years in the future, Altered Carbon shows a society that has been transformed by new technology. This tale of murder, love, sex, and betrayal is based on the classic cyberpunk noir novel by Richard K. Morgan. It stars Joel Kinnaman, Renee Elise Goldsberry, and James Purefoy.
2. Queer Eye
Release Date: February 7
Queer Eye is an American reality TV series which first premiered in 2003. This year, Netflix is giving the show a revival, introducing a new Fab Five who will be giving a heterosexual man a "makeover" – from his wardrobe to his home and lifestyle. The show will be starring Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, and Jonathan Van Ness.
3. Seven Seconds
Release Date: February 23
Seven Seconds is an 10-part anthological crime drama which would be exploring the human stories behind the headlines. It examines the impact of a tragic accident to a community, as well as the family's need for answers and justice. It's created by Veena Sud and will be starring Regina King and Clare-Hope Ashitey.
4. B: The Beginning
Release Date: March 2
Another anime in Netflix' roster this year is B: The Beginning which they co-produced with Production I.G. Set in a world powered by advanced technology, the story centers on the crime and action which unfolds in Cremona, where Koku and a group of characters race through a city that's threatened by Killer B.
5. Marvel's Jessica Jones (Season 2)
Release Date: March 8
Jessica Jones is returning for Marvel's Jessica Jones! And this time, she will be taking on a new case after her encounter with Kilgrave. Krysten Ritter returns as the titular character, along with Carrie-Anne Moss, and Eka Darville.
6. Love (Season 3)
Release Date: March 9
Mickey and Gus are returning for a third and final season in Love, a comedy series about the thrills and agonies of modern relationships. It will continue to explore stories on intimacy, commitment, and how the two characters' relationship overcome their trials. It stars Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust.
7. A Series of Unfortunate Events (Season 2)
Release Date: March 30
Neil Patrick Harris' Count Olaf will be returning for A Series of Unfortunate Events' season 2.The show follows the Baudelaire orphans and their encounters with Count Olaf – an actor who would do anything to get claim his inheritance. The series stars Neil Patrick Harris, Malina Weissman, Louis Hynes, Prelsey Smith, Patrick Warburton, and K. Todd Freeman.


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This is a spring person – good for illustrating energy, fun and youthfulness!
That is how I felt after doing two graphic facilitation workshops back to back. It's been about two weeks but I'm still feeling all the positive vibes that the workshops brought on. I'm not sure exactly what it is but whenever we (my co-facilitator Nancy) and I bring a group together (often people who don't know each other), and put markers in their hands – the energy explodes and people seem to be on fire (in a good way).
We worked with over forty people from around B.C., Alberta, and the U.S.A. between the venues of Rossland (aka Rosviz) and Vancouver (UBC viz).
At UBCviz, we were asked how does the planning process work, so we drew it out at the workshop. Unfortunately the image is a little blurry (possibly a metaphor for our planning process?).
In a nutshell, we put our brains together, use online platforms to help us communicate face-to-face and with our notes, take the information back to our offices and process it individually and then come together again (and again and again) until we come up with a flow that works. In the moment, we check in, adapt and usually improvise!
So, once the planning is done, what actually happens? Well, thanks to Joseph Topo from UBCviz I can offer you this visual summary he created after the workshop.
That covers the first 1.5 days. The last half of day two isn't drawn yet so in the meantime, a quick summary is that we spend most of the afternoon doing collective visual harvests of what we learned. These are artefacts that help document what people remember from the workshop and want to recall in the future. In small groups, people rotate between three harvest stations (the type of stations change year to year). This year we had "create a book", "large visual harvest wall", and "create a template" stations. We finish with a visual evaluation.
Here are some photos of the harvest walls (1 from Rosviz and 2 from UBCviz):
And some additional photos that capture the essence of the workshops:
For the full set of photos you can search rosviz on Flickr or follow this link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/rosviz/
So, two weeks later, how am I feeling? Inspired!
These workshops were the first face-to-face meetings I had since giving birth to my son 10 months ago. I was a little nervous going in however the people were kind, my co-facilitator was generous and my husband took great care of Ira which provided me the freedom to do what I love.
Thank you to those who participated and I invite anyone who hasn't experienced this workshop yet to join us in 2014. Date and location are not fixed, so drop a line and let me know what you would like to see!


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Hobs are a type of household spirit that inhabit some homes and farmsteads in Dornie. They take the appearance of small, malformed creatures the size of a small child with leathery skin, lamp-like eyes and flat, anxious faces, and although their looks are grotesque, they are largely benevolent — sometimes mischievous. When a hob takes up residence at a house or a farm, it comes out only at night when people are asleep to help with chores in exchange for offerings left out by the people who live there, usually porridge, honey, cheese or heavy cream.
Because they are nocturnal, and because they do not like to be seen, sightings of hobs in and around Dornie are few and far between but their existence is not disputed by the community. When they are seen, it's usually out of the corner of somebody's eye by lamp or candlelight, though there are some people — mostly children — who claim to have had conversations with the hob living on their property, though they are said not to be very intelligent and have a poor grasp on human language.
Mischievous hobs have a reputation for playing tricks on the people they share their home with, putting things back where they do not belong, breaking dishes, leaving muddy footprints on the floor, causing the walls of a house to creak, and banging on pots and moaning when people are trying to sleep. Occasionally, this behaviour manifests during the daytime as objects being moved around or hurled about without apparent cause.
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The Student Refugee Program (SRP) has been in place at the University of Waterloo since passing a 2006 referendum. Aimed at giving refugees the opportunity to obtain a university education and educating UWaterloo students on the plight of refugees, the program is partnered with World University Services Canada [external link].
Everyday students like us play a vital role in the success of the program across Canadian universities. Our contributions to the SRP fee help to cover refugee students' tuition and living expenses–ensuring that every student, regardless of background, can participate in the incredible UWaterloo experience. Up until this fall 2019 term students have been charged a refundable $1.00 fee on their student bill, which became optional online at $1.03 in fall.
"The Student Refugee Program makes a substantial difference to improve the lives of refugee students and support them here at Waterloo; WUSA is proud to support this program."
"The Student Refugee Program makes a substantial difference to improve the lives of refugee students and support them here at Waterloo; the Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association is proud to support this program," says Vice President Operations and Finance Seneca Velling, who also played a major role in rehabilitating the financial position of the program and preparing it for online opt-outs.
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Through the hard work and contributions of UWaterloo stakeholders, the Federated & Affiliated Colleges, staff and students the SRP has been able to change the lives of refugees, welcoming 17 SRP students to the university since 2006. Being a refugee comes with a handful of personal struggles–everything from adapting to a foreign culture, to living thousands of miles away from friends and family back home. Access to education should not be one of those struggles, and that's what the Student Refugee Program aims to achieve.
Through student life at UWaterloo the SRP gives sponsored students a chance to make lifelong friends, develop their talents and personalities, and gain life-enriching knowledge at one of the best institutions out there! UWaterloo students are also made better because of the SRP. Sponsored students, with their insight and knowledge, can enrich student life as much as student life enriches them.
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- August 17, 2019– Velling identifies a serious working capital shortage in the SRP Administered Fund. Such concerns are taken to Students' Council. Refer to page five of the Federation of Students Council Agenda for the motion.
- August 21, 2019– WUSA Board of Directors passed a motion:
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Which are the challenges faced by professionals in designing the shift towards a more circular built environment and economy? How are policy makers and designers embedding a circular approach towards the use of resources into their work? Six international speakers will share their perspective on the topic to discuss an alternative kind of urban development.The objective of the seminar is to inquire in a broad sense how the principles of Circular Economy affect the design of the built environment, from the metropolitan to architectural scale in relation to planning and policy making. Moreover, the seminar aims to investigate how the cooperation between citizens and other stakeholders in Living Labs enhances the implementation of a more Circular Economy.Chair: Francesca Zanotto (PhD Candidate), Libera Amenta (Postdoc Researcher)Introduction: Arjan van Timmeren (Principal Investigator REPAiR), Alexander Wandl (Scientific Project Manager REPAiR)
Ellen van Bueren - Professor of Urban Development Management at TU Delft, Principal Investigator at the Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions, Amsterdam, NLEveline Jonkhoff - Sustainability Manager, City of Amsterdam, NLDario Domante - Urban Planner at K-City - Urban planning and Development consultancy, Milan, ITJan Jongert - Architect and founding partner at Superuse Studios, Rotterdam, NLNicola Delon - Architect and founding partner at Encore Heureux, Paris, FRJoris Brouwers - Designer and Visual Artist, founder of House of Bouw, NL
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Founded in 1984, the Orchestre symphonique de Laval (OSL) is one of Laval's main artistic organization, with a roster of 53 professional musicians. Its musicians are graduates of Quebec's music conservatories and universities. The general public is at the heart of each of the Orchestre symphonique de Laval's activities. Indeed, the orchestra's chief mandate is to offer audiences grand symphonic music and provide a pleasant listening experience, and this mission of closeness with the public is reflected in each of the OSL's spheres of activity.
The Orchestre symphonique de Laval performs mainly on the territory spanned by Laval, though it is also taking steps to heighten its public profile in neighbouring communities.
The Orchestre symphonique de Laval's current artistic director, Alain Trudel, is among the most soughtafter conductors in Canada. Previously, the orchestra benefitted from the talents and know-how of seasoned conductors such as Gilbert Patenaude (1985-1987), Paul-André Boivin (1988-1993), Jacques Lacombe (1993-1995) and Jean-François Rivest (1995-2006). The Orchestre symphonique de Laval places a priority emphasis on making classical music accessible to younger audiences by offering a full spectrum of activities. These include school matinees, composition workshops, rehearsals in high schools, and concerts presented by young musicians (Les Préludes).
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Campaign targets online gambling addicts
An awareness campaign has been launched to help addicted online gamblers in Switzerland cope with their compulsive behaviour.This content was published on October 28, 2019 - 17:34
An independent foundation said it published a special digital programme, Gambling without Addiction, with the authorities in most cantons of German-speaking Switzerland.
It includes advice for gamblers, including setting spending limits or time-out periods.
Experts say half of the amount bet online with international providers comes from people with addiction problems.
A study published earlier this month found that nearly 3% of the Swiss population is addicted or at the risk of addiction, notably among online gamblers.
The most popular games were Swiss lotteries, followed by bingo or other private games, table games, vending machines and slot machines operated in Swiss casinos. A small group of respondents also said they were gambling with international online operators.
At the beginning of the year, a law came into force which restricts online gambling to a few authorised Swiss-based casinos.
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Colin Chamberlain is the Principal Analyst at AusCERT. A seasoned Security Operations and Infrastructure professional, winner of the AusCERT Member of the Year Award 2018, former University ICT Security Manager, Global Infrastructure Security Lead for a Fortune 149 operating company, and a former UK police Officer.
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After 18 years in advertising as an Art Director, Sarah made a tree-change to Sunday Creek, 80kms north of Melbourne. Over the commute, she applied for a role in Mitchell Shire Council's Communications and Improvement Team as a Digital specialist. Four years later, she had launched Mitchell Shire's corporate social media presence, enewsletter platform, rebuilt their website and managed their digital channels through fire and flood events.
In 2016 Sarah joined City of Melbourne as Team Leader Digital Communications, responsible for their online corporate and marketing platforms and advising on all digital projects for over two years. Interested in data and CX, she took a secondment leading City of Melbourne's Customer Service Strategy team. In 2019 she returned to Mitchell Shire as Manager Information and Business Transformation, to head up their ICT and growing Transformation portfolio. Always customer-focused, Sarah loves a challenge and building great teams. She is now leading significant transformation projects at pace despite having access to limited resources.
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Martin HopleyChief Information Officer, Baw Baw Shire Council
Martin over 19 years' experience in the IT industry working for both private sector and local government organisations. The past four years have been spent in local government. First with Mornington Peninsula Shire where he was responsible for redesigning the IT environment and implementing innovative technologies to improve customer service through to his current position at Baw Baw Shire were he leads the customer service, IT and business information teams.
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Senior IT Manager with 9 years in IT management and 5 years as member of executive leadership teams. Designed and executed enterprise IT strategies and roadmaps, exceeding SLAs and delivering cloud transitions, digital transformations and business process automation.
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Ingrid McalpinChief Information Officer, Wollongong City Council
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Shay is the General Manager of Customer Strategy at Collective Campus. He has over 10 years of experience working across a wide range of projects focusing on customer experience, design thinking, innovation and startup partnerships. He has gained his experience across several consulting firms including Ernst & Young, Capgemini and Accenture.
A regular facilitator/speaker, Shay has worked with and provided advice to leading Australian and Global organisations including NAB, ASIC, Westpac, Qantas, Coca-Cola, Clifford Chance and BNP Paribas. Shay has also supported several local councils on their innovation journeys, working with the likes of the City of Casey, City of Whittlesea and Ballarat City Council.
Shay developed and launched the 'Springboard' program with three councils in Victoria. The program offers innovators and entrepreneurs from not only Australia but all over the world, the chance to share their innovative solutions to address high priority community challenges.
Rick NewtonBusiness Transformation Manager, Hutt City Council, New Zealand
Over the last 20+ years, Rick has held key leadership roles in enterprise scale technology-based transformation initiatives. He began his career in New Zealand with the computerization of the phone network and then moved on to leading to projects in the Middle East, Caribbean and USA. While in the USA, he delivered large scale online and eCommerce driven transformation initiatives for companies such as Ford Vehicles, Anheuser Busch, and MasterCard.
After repatriating to NZ and delivering various custom application solutions for clients within NZ, Rick joined Hutt City Council. In his role as the Business Transformation Manager, his team is responsible for delivering the Technology and process re-engineering solutions associated with digital transformation initiatives across Council. A key foundational step for Hutt City's transformation journey was moving the core TechOne applications from On-Premise to SaaS.
Shawn RainesStrategic Digital Specialist, Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council
Mr Raines has been in the IT field for over 30 years working at all levels of Government Internationally.
He has worked as a uniformed soldier in the Canadian Forces, and as a civilian in the Outbreak division of the Public Health Agency of Canada. In the past 8 years he has been working for Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council as the Manager of IT and Business Analysis Unit. Most recently he has undertaken the role of Strategic Digital Strategy finding new and better ways to increase connectivity and work with other agencies such as Service NSW in strategic delivery.
David RoulstonChief Information Officer, ACT Government
David Roulston FAIPM CPPE is in the position of Chief Information Officer and Executive Branch Manager Portfolio Management Office with Transport Canberra and City Services, ACT Government. David has a passion for the practice and profession of project management, especially linked to the development and delivery of IT/Digital systems. He completed 21 years in the Royal Australian Navy, a career that he undertook from the age of 16. David transitioned to what was the Defence Materiel Organisation, now known as Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group (CASG) and ignited his passion for IT and Communications project management and growing the culture of project management as a recognised profession. David was involved in major joint projects such as the High Frequency Modernisation Project (JP2043), the Military Satellite Capability (JP2008) project and the Satellite Systems Program Office (SSPO). In 2009 he transferred to the ACT Government where he had the challenge of implementing a project management framework and culture within the organisation. The resulted in not only a project management framework but a very active Project Management Community of Practice. In his spare time David provides support and mentoring for Project Managers and Mentoring for Veterans transitioning from the Defence environment to other areas and careers. He has dedicated many years to the support of Project Managers and the Australian Institute of Project Management. He has had several different roles including member, Chapter member, Chapter President and Project Management Achievement Awards Judge. He has a love for family, his grandkids, fishing, and is looking forward to one day caravanning around this fantastic country of ours.
Nabil SalehChief Information Officer, Woollahra Council
Nabil Saleh is Chief Information Officer at Woollahra Municipal Council and have 28 years experience in IT and Local Government. Nabil's management portfolio includes the Council's Information Technology, Telecommunications, Information Management and Customer Service groups. Nabil holds an MBA majoring in Information Technology and Financial Management from MGSM (Macquarie Graduate School of Management). Much of Nabil's focus is on ensuring best customer service delivery and improving the organisational efficiency through digital transformation and value based investments in IT projects and infrastructure services. Nabil Chair's the Civica Sydney Metropolitan User Group which is focused on a local government software used\shared by many Australian and New Zealand councils. Nabil has presented at various IT and government conferences and is pleased to present at the Digitech.local.gov Summit.
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Amit SrivastavaChief Technology Officer, City of Ryde
Over the last two decades, Amit has lead strategic work programs within large, complex environments that includes both business and digital transformations. Amit has demonstrated capability in providing innovative but practical solutions, successfully delivered by utilizing his strong stakeholder and vendor management skills.
Karl ThomsonSenior Pre-Sales and Professional Services Engineer APAC, StorageCraft
Karl Thomson has been with StorageCraft for almost four years and is a Senior Pre-Sales and Professional Services Engineer for the Asia Pacific region.
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As a StorageCraft technical evangelist, Karl regularly delivers presentations on how the backup and recovery process works. He is also a StorageCraft Certified Master Engineer and a StorageCraft Certified Sales Professional.
Hyma VulpalaEO - Digital & Data Transformation, Yarra Ranges Council
Leading Digital and Data Transformation at Yarra Ranges Council, Victoria Hyma Vulpala is a proven digital and data transformation leader with strong cross-sector experience and operational success in driving Omnichannel customer-centric digital, data, smart city transformation.
An innovator with a profound hold of technology, change management, digital, data transformation, Omnichannel operations and team-building across Australia, India, New Zealand and the USA.
Hyma is currently serving as an Executive committee member of MAV Technology, Australian Smart Communities Association (Future Governance, Innovation) and Notting Hill Neighbourhood House. She is also part of LG Pro, Leadership Victoria mentoring group to support the future workforce.
Anthony WoodwardFounder & CEO, Accelera
For more than 20 years, Anthony has built, scaled and run mid-market companies in the Internet and cloud services space. By helping businesses to understand how to use technology to transform and develop strategic initiatives, he has converted new market opportunities into leading businesses as a CEO, executive director and entrepreneur.
Anthony's career path has led him to be part of innovative companies that forged new ground for businesses wanting to use technology to serve their customers better. Some of the highlights include:
- Founding Zip World in 1995, creating a market-leading retail and wholesale Internet provider, which was sold to NASDAQ listed Pacific Internet (now Telstra) in 1999
- Founding Bulletproof in 2000, which grew to be the leading end-to-end Cloud Services provider in A/NZ, and he took the company public through a listing on the ASX in 2014, leading to almost $50m annual revenues until its acquisition by AC3 in 2018
- A mentor of a number of startup businesses, including as a contributor to the Macquarie University Incubator and UNSW Founders program
Conversant in a wide range of leading-edge technology and business operating environments, Anthony understands how to identify business-level customer pain points and then turn transformative technologies into value-add business propositions that solve them with a unique blend of broad technical knowledge and business management experience.
Anthony's passion is the power of technology in enabling businesses to serve their customers better. Accelera Group, which drives meaningful business outcomes from Digital Transformation for medium sized enterprises across Australia and New Zealand, is the latest chapter in this life-long mission.


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Drillinginfo buys Midland Map in move to improve Permian Basin service
Austin oilfield data company Drillinginfo bought Midland Map Co. in a move to improve its services in the Permian Basin of West Texas.
Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed, but Drillinginfo President and Chief Executive Jeff Hughes confirmed the acquisition in a Wednesday morning statement.
"Midland Map has been providing world-class, hand-drafted and printed maps of 70 Permian Basin counties since 1950," Hughes said. "The company is an institution in the oil patch sitting in the heart of Midland, where Drillinginfo already services more than 350 existing customer-companies. By joining forces, we'll build on their success and continue to shape the industry's future."
Service Sector: Drillinginfo rolls out "oilfield version of Zillow"
Midland Map's vault contains seven decades worth of maps for oilfield leases, producing zones and other useful information used by oil companies, services companies and landmen.
In a statement, Midland Map Manager Tim Canon said the deal allows the company to retain its legacy and provide vast and valuable content that enhances Drillinginfo's offerings.
"This will significantly improve how we assist America's oil and gas producers looking to tap the resources within the Permian," Canon said.
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Please Note: The full review will be coming soon! My new Echo just arrived today so I am still working on testing it out fully!
Short Review (Summary): So where to start? First, while overall sound to me DOES sound a little better than the original, the Bass is somewhat lacking compared to the original BUT this Echo does cost $50 – $75 less!! Everything else is an improvement over the original ECHO!! I am very pleased with it!
Why I decided on this over the new "Plus" unit: I already own a WINK hub so I had no need for the built in hub the plus unit had. Keep in mind, the plus unit DOES have more of the original sound of the old echo (Bass wise), but the rest of the features such as the built in hub, I had no use for
1.) Size – The size is much smaller than the original! The original stands tall! This is much shorter making it easier to tuck places
2.) Looks – It is now easier to find one to match your home décor! This looks much nicer than the older version
3.) Price – This is much less expensive than the original! (Although I purchase my original during the "Prime" deal, making mine only cost $99)
4.) Much improved over the "Dots"
1.) Bass – The bass has been downgraded in this unit.. Some think its due to the fabric cover.. I believe its due to the unit not being as tall.. The original Echo had a built in tube to help increase bass.
Upgrades I wish they made
1.) USB – I wish they went to USB charging.. They did not! I assume this is due to the speaker using more power than your typical dot BUT they do make USB "C" cables that are capable of more power.. I just hate the very large power brick that is included.. Make that brick smaller or allow us to use USB "C"
My Uses
1.) Smarthome – I control a lot of my smarthome devices via Alexa! And it works GREAT
2.) Music – My wife uses these like a Sonos. She ask Alexa to play her Pandora and she will leave these speakers running all day playing music!
3.) Flash Briefing – I love listing to this while in the shower every morning!


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And just like that, another year has come and gone and here we sit here in awe of how amazing the past year has been both personally and professionally. While it may have been the most crazy, off the wall, busiest, up – down roller coaster ride that felt like it was never going to end, we can't help but look at the past 365 days and marvel at how blessed we truly are. From babies to law school, 46 weddings later & a trip of a lifetime, 2014 is going to be tough to beat!
Isn't it amazing how God leaves us clues everywhere we go? January started off with this little number in a local store in Hillcrest. I couldn't help but take a picture…little did we know how big of a journey we would embark on.
Taking the month to get our plan to move forward (we could have used SEVERAL months, but ain't nobody got time for that!), we were so excited to start working with our 2014 Coastyle clients that would bring so many new and exciting challenges to the table. From boho to whimsical to chic and romantic, the styles and designs were all over the map and the ideas were flowing.
February kicked off our wedding season in Los Angeles. Our next stretch of spring weddings followed shortly after and we prepared for our debut at the Catersource/Event Solutions Conference in Las Vegas. The best part – we would be designing a table for their tablescape contest! With little to zero guidance, we were able to think outside of the box and come up with what we thought would be the best table yet; "Love is in the Air". Inspired by the hashtag we use at each our weddings, we decided to float a table and literally create love in the air. The floral runner and hot air balloons created that cloud like feeling you get when you're up above all that really matters and floating on the euphoric high you get when looking at the one true love you chose to spend the rest of your life with. The gold butterfly plates and the adorning cobalt blue accent pieces created a sky-like feeling and contrasted beautifully. The best part – we created this entire look for under $500! Oh yah, did I mention we met David Tutera and he judged our table? What a nice, genuine guy.
We left Vegas with all we could possibly fit in our car and headed back to San Diego to get back to the next few months of non-stop weddings and events! From gardens to country clubs, our team traveled all over San Diego making the Best Day Ever happen for our beautiful clients! As the roller coaster continued, we definitely had infinite amounts of learning opportunities. It's funny when you think back and graduate elementary school, then middle and high, you move on to college and leave with a certificate in hand as if the learning is over and you're ready to take on the world. Little do they tell you that the learning doesn't stop as you exit campus; it multiplies by ten. This business is one of those where you can't truly be great at your job without the little things that come up here and there that continue to teach us how much we don't already know : ) Then again, there are those special moments where deep down inside you fill with the utmost contentment knowing that you ended a wedding or event and nailed it! Either way, we more so than ever believe that what we learned in 2014 will be the fundamental base for our business and partnership moving forward. While we both have gone through life changing transformations, we together are our best selves.
Our April closed with the best event of all, a baby shower for Jillian. "It was the most incredible, special day. I couldn't believe that I was loved that much to deserve the most beautiful shower I had ever been to. The gorgeous table, the bow and block making stations and the super fun photo booth were just some of the highlights. I still look back at the pictures from that day and marvel at how many amazing friends came to shower baby Charlee with so much love and support. I am so grateful" – Jillian
In May, Ashley and her husband Derek closed a three year long chapter in their book known as "Law School". A proud moment for them as they celebrated his hard work and accomplishment from USD Law School. As he sat in the library for months after graduation, studying his brain away to sit for the bar, Ashley continued to keep herself busier than ever, focused on clients and picking up all of the pieces as Jillian went on maternity leave. In July, of course in the middle of our busy season, another one of God's plans revealed itself. Jillian and her husband Josh welcomed their new baby girl Charlee into the world. Born July 3, 2014, a new Coastyle member was born. On July 26, we had her already working her first wedding (J/K)..maybe…
It was a beautiful summer filled with color, fun & exciting changes for both of us! We were blessed to spend a week back on the East coast for a Bat Mitzvah and visit with Jillian's family. Fortunate for us, we were able to sneak away for the day and take the train up to NYC and play tourist for a day! Times Square, mid-town, downtown & Central park were all on our list of must-sees. It was a great yet exhausting trip that deserved a day of R&R when we returned to San Diego at the Spa at the Hotel Del in Coronado to get ready for our second round of weddings.
The exciting thing about a season closing is getting all of the photos back. It's always so much fun when we sit at our desks and reminisce through the photos. From the breathtaking moments to the hilarious end of the night dance parties, each photo brings back a memory. If the photos weren't enough evidence of the unique vision that came to life, it was even more exciting to hear that a handful of our work was recognized as inspiring and going to be featured in various publications. The icing on the cake was being nominated and awarded theKnot.com Best of 2015 and runner up for Southern California Bride's best of wedding planning company. We worked so hard and even though we tell all of our clients that we are a true sucker for a simple thank you, the affirmation that others thought our work was superb made it all just so much sweeter! Thank you to everyone who believed in us enough and trusted us with the biggest day of their entire life.
As we rounded the fall season, our schedules seemed to be filled with beach & gardens.
We finished up our season fairly early as both of us needed a little bit of time for R&R. Recharging is one of the hardest things to do in this industry and yet it's also crucial to surviving. While being a wedding planner is the BEST job we could ever imagine, it's also one of the most draining, time consuming, mentally on all of the time, creativity sucking, never ending projects. We of course say that with a smile and love. Knowing that the burnout stage would be creeping on us, Ashley finished her season late September and jet-setted to Europe for a three week back packing trip to celebrate her and Derek's well deserved success.
Tomorrow will be our last wedding of 2014 and we are rejuvenated and ready to for the new adventures in 2015. Thank you to all of the vendors, clients and friends who have touched our lives this past year and assisted in making some of our most special memories. Thank you to our parents who continue to inspire us to reach for the stars and chase after our dreams. Knowing that you believe in us is the best gift you could ever give us. Most importantly, thank you to the men in our lives, Derek & Josh. The two of you have listened to our stories, given a shoulder to cry on, jumped up and down in excitement and laughed with us in our best and worst of times. Your never ending support means the world to us. While we realize that you have graduated to no longer being our assistants, we hope you know how much your help has aided in our success.
Happy New Year's Eve friends. May you continue to follow your dreams and never let the fear of striking out get in your way.
xo Ashley & Jillian


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Sunday, October 22, 2006
SQL Server 2005 Practical Troubleshooting: The Database Engine Sample Chapter Available
Ken Henderson has posted a sample chapter from the forthcoming book SQL Server 2005 Practical Troubleshooting: The Database Engine on his blog. The sample chapter is: Chapter 4 Procedure Cache Issues. This is a must read for anyone who is troubleshooting SQL Server queries and procedures. Some of the things covered are: Cached Object Leaks, Cursor Leaks, Parameter Sniffing, Excessive Compilation, Poor Plan Reuse and How Cache Lookups Work. I think that this is the first time I have seen parameter sniffing described in a book. Check it out and let me know what you think.
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France capital on maximum alert ahead of anti-terror rally
The French interior minister says authorities are maintaining the highest possible security level in Paris ahead of a nationwide anti-terrorist rally.
"We are exposed to risks, therefore it's important that the threat alert which was enhanced across the country stays in place," said Bernard Cazeneuve after a meeting with the French President Francois Hollande at the Elysée Palace on Saturday.
"French people must know all measures have been taken to ensure this demonstration can take place in harmony, respect and of course safety," he said, adding, "For those who want to attend it, they can attend in all safety."
A number of European leaders including British Prime Minister David Cameron are to attend the Sunday rally which is to be held in condemnation of last Wednesday's deadly attack on the satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.
On Friday, two brothers, Said and Cherif Kouachi, suspected of slaughtering 12 people two days earlier at the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo, were killed after being cornered at a printing workshop with a hostage in the town of Dammartin-en-Goele, northeast of Paris.
On the same day, police ended a second hostage-taking in a supermarket in the eastern Porte de Vincennes area of Paris, killing one armed hostage-taker, Amedy Coulibaly, who was a suspect in killing a policewoman in southern Paris a day earlier. Officials say four hostages were also killed during the raid.
The ISIL Takfiri group, fighting the Iraqi and Syrian government forces, has claimed responsibility for the attacks, threatening to target the United States and Britain next.France is among the European countries that have thrown their weight behind militant groups in Syria.
French police and intelligence services have been facing mounting criticism over their lack of intervention before the attack on Charlie Hebdo headquarters.


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