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Unlike my peers, my transferring was not a shock to my professors, friends, or family. Because I attended a community college, it was a natural progression to transfer from a 2-year college to a 4- year college. Despite that, the sheer moving to a new place was difficult for the friends that I had made and my family in the immediate area. So the arduous aspect of transferring, for me anyway, was moving on. In a way, it was like graduating high school 2.0 – they will still be your friends, and you'll miss them with everything you have, but you have to go your own way.
Nevertheless, broaching the topic can be tricky, especially if you have no idea where you're going. My advice would be to drop hints as you go further into the process. Remember: you're doing this for you – for your education, your happiness, your future. Just as life is what you make it, so is your time in college. Make the right decision for you, and your friends and family will follow suit.
Don't waste time being unhappy.
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Focus Warriewood is a boutique industrial development comprised of two distinct levels, consisting of 16 units. The site's strategic location is poised to take advantage of the continuing transformation of Warriewood into a major commercial/industrial hub
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As you may or may not know I was born on All Saint's Day, so Halloween has always been a thrilling time for me. So, I thought I'd take a break from Vancouver real estate for just a second to look at houses of a different, more sinister, kind and make a few ghoulish suggestions for the not-so-faint of heart.
Here are some listings that are sure to shock you (well I assume so-my kids are still under 4 so we haven't actually checked these out):
The Haunted Houses of Vancouver.
1. If you have nothing to fear, that can be easily amended. Dunbar Haunted House - located on 8934 Shaughnessy Street will have you trembling in your Keds. It's open from 7 pm to 10 pm tonight and tomorrow. General admission is $10. Children under 12 are $5.
2. Dream Horror House on Commercial Drive will give you nightmares for weeks. It's only open tonight though, so get ready to be scared a little early. It's a bit tricky to find, as it's just around the corner from 18th. Here is a map. All proceeds go to support children's soccer.
3. Playland at the PNE has some of the best haunted houses around I am told. Last year they had the creepy clown house, the asylum, and the house of horrors. This year promises to be just as terrifying with six different haunted houses. Admission is $33-36.
4. Chinatown also has a haunted house, eerily called: Judge Dee & The Chinese Garden Murders. It's more of a murder mystery slash haunted house with over 30 actors performing Robert Van Gulik's detective stories at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. It will be running tonight and tomorrow from 7-10 pm. Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for students.
5. If you were bored to death in high school, you'll feel right at home at the Zombie High School Haunted House on 3166 East 16th Avenue, Vancouver (between Rupert & Renfrew). It will be open tomorrow from 6:00 to 9:30. Tickets by donation to Make-A-Wish.
There are also other haunted houses in Surrey, Delta and Chilliwack. For a complete list with dates and details, click this link.
There are also other fun things to do with kids and adults alike. There's the ghost train at Stanley Park which is a good little fright for the wee ones, a Forbidden Vancouver ghastly walking tour for the adults, where you can find out who shot John Bray in the head, and made him go insane. Not to mention the Haunted Trolley Tours through downtown Vancouver and into the Mountain View Cemetery.
For other outdoor adventures, you can try the corn mazes and pumpkin patches around Vancouver. You can take hayrides amidst the jack o' lanterns, ghouls and ghosts and even pick out your own pumpkin to carve. One of the benefits of owning Vancouver real estate is that there are no limits as to how scary you can make your own place. Cobwebs, scattered bones, and screams will be sure to keep all but the bravest trick or treating monster at bay.
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Tamarindorentals.com was formed in 1995 when Julius Kudelka, a pioneer in Tamarindo moved to a tiny surf town with a single dusty dirt road before anyone saw the potential or could have imagined that 30 years later Tamarindo would become the Number 1 tourist destination in Costa Rica. Now with a renewed energy Julius is repurposing this important domain name as a community business service for the benefit of all that have made Tamarindo their home and center of livelihood and on offer for visitors and residents alike.
Rodgers Bestgen arrived in 2004 and opened Cafe Internet Nany behind the super Lopez in Brasilito. When the teachers from the Country day kept arriving at the cafe because their 50k Cisco based fiber optic wide area network was not working at the start of the new school year he was asked to investigate and summarily hired. After four years of service Mr Bestgen started his own web design and internet marketing firm taking as his first clients the owner of a fledgling real estate company named Blue Water Properties, Led by a dynamic half Tica named Rebecca Clower and Julius Kudelka the owner of the Mango Condominiums in Tamarindo.
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Hello everyone and thank you or visiting our new site tamarindorentals.com this domain was secured 25 years ago by my partner @kudelka1950 which is amazing foresight considering what a technically challenged but otherwise solid human being he is and pretty smart as he hired me fifteen years ago to manage his technical affairs. We have been sitting on this important domain this whole time waiting for the right moment and vehicle worthy of this important domain name. I first visited Tamarindo 17 years ago and arrived to a simple surf town with one main dirt road and a dusty mess. Who knew that based on a love for surf, perfect conditions for beginner and expert surfers and an eclectic bohemian vibe and innate beauty that Tamarindo would become the number one tourist destination in the country for all the right reasons. This makes my partners foresight border on genius as at the heart of this town is the pulsing and vibrant daily commerce associated with…. You guessed it, Rentals. Whether it's a surfboard, a motor scooter, a beachfront mansion or a hotel room this town turns on rentals. The magic happens mainly because it still retains that Small surf town vibe but now with an eclectic hum of activity surrounding it. Before you eschew progress I will explain why I'm happy about it. The increase of economc activity has attracted some of the best and the brightest in the hospitality industry. So my favorite spot on the beach ten years ago #witchsrock now offers great home brews and sushi prepared by a sushi master and remains my favorite most notably their outdoor chickee bar #Elvaquero Which remains the best spot to view the beach and surf action. Beach volleyball and people of all ages passing by carrying surfboards is quite cool. Don't miss it. Thank you for visiting and if you have the slightest interest in Costa Rica I recommend bookmarking this page as like Tamarindo it will be a cool and lively place and we are committed to capturing the essence of this destination until you pull the trigger and come down and experience it for yourself.
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Read on for updates on Indigenous funding programs, precedent setting impact benefit and resource management agreements, and stories of prosperity, jurisdiction and stewardship in action.
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Prosperity: Proven partnership, relationship with Indigenous communities vital to NextBridge winning East-West Tie
Ontario gave NextBridge and 6-First Nation partner Bamkushwada the official nod to construct the major East West Tie Transmission Line from Wawa to Thunder Bay last week. On January 17th, the leaders of six First Nations called on the Ontario Government to intervene and fix a broken process created by the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) and the previous Ontario government that ignores First Nations' rights and northern development pertaining to a necessary and important electricity transmission project planned for Northern Ontario. In speaking to the January 31st, 2019 decision, Kenora MPP Greg Rickford - Minister of Indigenous Affairs & Minister of Energy, Northern Development and Mines - said the relationship that has evolved between NextBridge and Bamkushwada could serve as "template" for industry and First Nations in future development projects.
Prosperity: 2 Ontario First Nations work together to create regional food cooperative
Ginoogaming and Aroland First Nations in northwestern Ontario are looking at setting up a food cooperative to serve nearby communities. The idea would also benefit nearby non-Indigenous communities, such as the town of Nakina, which is just 25 kilometres away from Aroland, and is considered its "sister community."
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Jurisdiction: Salmon declines prompt First Nation to take Canada to court over fish farm
In an unprecedented move, the Dzawada'enuzw Nation is claiming in court that farming Atlantic salmon in their traditional waters constitutes a violation of Aboriginal rights. If successful, the lawsuit would not only close fish farms that affect the Dzawada'enuxw Nation but could potentially be used by other First Nations to shut down salmon farms throughout B.C.'s coast.
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Stewardship: Indigenous guardians from Yukon First Nations work together to monitor caribou, with camera traps, GPS and traditional knowledge
Indigenous Guardians from 6 Yukon First Nations pool resources to work collaboratively to monitor the Southern Lakes caribou herd which has been the focus of recovery efforts since the 1990s. "The management plan is the first of its kind, in the sense that it's Indigenous-led... our actions have proven themselves, in the numbers of caribou that increased substantially — but we're still not where we were, historically" - Karlie Knight, Natural Resources Coordinator for the Carcross/Tagish First Nation government.
Stewardship: First Nation proposes ecosystem fee in Tofino to reinvest tourism profits back into Indigenous guardians
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation proposed a 1-2% ecosystem fee for Tofino businesses to reinvest tourism profits back into Guardians programs to protect lands and waters. Visitors to Tofino are able to take advantage of activities like whale watching and beach walks thanks to the stewardship of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation.
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IOTA (MIOTA) is best known by its "blockless" network Tangle that makes up for a unique piece of blockchain technology, also attracting corporative giants like Fujitsu or Volkswagen.
IOTA is one of the currencies with the most applied use cases as its technology is being used for applying the next generation of distributed ledger technology to new products that ought to be released by Volkswagen, BMW and several other important partners that IOTA foundation acquired over time.
In 2019, IOTA is expecting to see the release of the product created for the needs of Volkswagen, dubbed Digital Car Pass, which ought to be launched during the first quarter of the following year.
Although IOTA is finding numerous use cases for its technology, it doesn't seem to be doing extraordinarily well in the market, as MIOTA is mostly shown trading in the red on weekly and monthly charts with the exception of growing 14% during the course of the last year.
Still trading among the toppers, is IOTA able to reach the value of 1$ per one MIOTA by the end of 2018?
Can IOTA (MIOTA) Get Pass the Value of 1$ in 2018
The current year is about to end in several months and with it, the currencies will be going towards entering Q1 of 2019. During the end of 2017 and the beginning of 2018, many crypto assets managed towards recording their all-time high prices, so it is not excluded that the scoring record prices might become a year to year tradition.
As there is always hype revolving around the end of the year and the beginning of a new year, we might see an increased demand for buying cryptocurrencies this year at the same time too, which will consequently reflect on the prices.
IOTA made it to its all-time high of over 5$ back in December of 2017, however, it lost -90% since reaching its record price, now being traded at 0.50$. Thus the most realistic goal for IOTA at this point is reaching the milestone of 1$ per one MIOTA unit.
IOTA (MIOTA) all time chart Coin Market Cap
MIOTA is currently seen dropping at barely -1% as the market, also going down by -15% against the fiat in the last 7 days and losing -9% in the last two weeks in addition to dropping by -11% during the last month.
The only positive sign of growth at this point is a set of 10% of gains in the course of the last two months, altogether with gaining 14% on a YTD chart.
What makes MIOTA eligible for reaching the milestone of 1$ per one unit is the fact that 2019 makes up for a year when some important products made by IOTA foundation will be released, potentially driving the price of IOTA up prior to initial releases.
With that many use cases and more to come, alongside with a unique blockless network, IOTA should at least touch the value of 1$ by the end of 2018, although its record price was set at over 5$ in December of 2017.
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Misty Forrest Wedding Collection is our unique organic and nature-inspiring 18k wedding collection in white gold. Lotta Jewelery creates wedding rings, engagement rings and eternity rings that are handmade by our jeweler and jewelery designer. Lotta is based in southern Skåne and finds all the inspiration from our beautiful nature. For us, it is important that the nuances in the rings and the frames of the gemstones are carefully incorporated, and that the unique gold rings have a beautiful patina from the patterns of nature. We want you to know our genuine craftsmanship, with the most beautiful materials. We design the rings in our studio and make the rings in 18k white gold and yellow gold with cut diamonds. The rings are custom made and each ring is uniquely designed. Check out our beautiful models from the Misty Forest Wedding Collection below and see which one is your favorite.
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Evolution Mining has achieved another year of record gold production and successfully met production guidance for the 2014 financial year. The company produced 427,703 gold equivalent ounces in the 12 months to June 30, a 9% increase on 2013 financial year group production of 392,920 gold equivalent ounces.
The annual figure was within the guidance of 400,000-450,000 ounces gold equivalent while group production for the June quarter was 111,899 ounces gold equivalent, exceeding guidance.
Evolution's executive chairman Jake Klein says, "Since inception in November 2011 Evolution has built a strong reputation for reliability and predictability. It is very pleasing to have again delivered a production result that is consistent with our original market guidance. It is testament to the benefits of having a diverse portfolio of assets which allows us to deliver a level of operational predictability that is not possible in single asset companies."
"This result would not have been possible without the commitment and tenacity of our employees and contractors. I would like to personally thank all Evolution employees and contractors for their contribution to this outstanding achievement."
In its first full year of production, with commercial production having been declared effective July 1, 2013, Mt Carlton in Queensland exceeded all expectations with production of 87,952 gold equivalent ounces, well in excess of the guidance range of 65,000-75,000 ounces. This result was achieved primarily due to quicker plant ramp-up and better access to higher grade ore than expected.
Mining of the A39 silver deposit has ceased and A39 stockpiled ore will continue to be treated through to the end of August. Thereafter, production will come entirely from the V2 gold deposit.
Cracow, also in Queensland, is one of Evolution's most consistent producers. The mine successfully transitioned to owner-miner on July 1, 2013 and the benefits were realized immediately with cost savings in the order of $18-20 million achieved during the year. Production of 95,064 ounces was well in excess of guidance of 82,500-90,000 ounces.
During the first half of the financial year Pajingo was restructured to be a leaner operation with a move to campaign milling and a focus on underground operations only. Production at the Queensland operation was impacted during this period by some rehabilitation work in the upper decline areas of the mine. The second half saw a more consistent performance, with a strong focus on cost reduction, capital discipline and productivity improvement resulting in a significant reduction in costs. Mine planning and resource definition drilling remain a key focus, with the aim of improving the predictability of the multiple high-grade ore sources.
Mt Rawdon in Queensland again proved to be one of Evolution's most reliable operations with production of 103,755 ounces, well within original guidance. The mine transitioned to owner-miner on July 1, 2014 with material costs savings expected. Although early in the transition period, the change-over has gone smoothly to date. The Stage 3 cutback is now producing consistent ore volumes and grade and the Stage 4 cutback is advancing well.
At Edna May in Western Australia production was impacted by lower than expected grade and processing plant reliability issues that impacted throughput, especially in the first half. Plant throughput capacity and reliability improved following the successful installation of the variable speed drive to the SAG mill in March 2014. The operation continues to focus on reducing costs, with material savings locked in for the 2015 financial year in the areas of power, camp accommodation, explosives and a move to steel liners in the SAG mill. www.evolutionmining.com.au


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Sebastien Lieblich is Managing Director and Global Head of Equity Solutions within the Research & Product Development team at MSCI. The Equity Solutions Group's specific focus is centered on client-directed research and involves designing, developing and delivering services and products. Mr. Lieblich specialized over the years in index construction and maintenance methodologies with a special focus on index rebalancing and market classification. He is also the chair of the MSCI Equity Index Committee and a regular member of MSCI Index Policy Committee.
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Index Rebalancing During High Volatility: A Balancing ActMay 13, 2020 Abhishek Gupta , Pavlo Taranenko , Sebastien Lieblich
Significant volatility during COVID-19 highlights a need for index reconstitution, but some may worry about trading costs and excess turnover. We investigate the balance between appropriate market representation and avoiding high index turnover.
Adam Smith's "invisible hand" and the value of benchmarksMay 30, 2018 Sebastien Lieblich
Today, there are indexes designed to represent the performance of a wide range of investment segments, including market capitalization, geography, industry and, most recently, factors. They also are used as the basis for financial products, such as exchange-traded funds or derivatives. Much like Adam Smith's "invisible hand," they play a critical, behind-the-scenes role, reflecting the entire market's views on valuations, rather than those of any individual or group of individuals.
Brexit's limited risk to London office-space portfoliosFeb 22, 2017 Sebastien Lieblich
Among the unknowns hanging on negotiations over the U.K.'s leaving the European Union is whether Brexit will trigger an exodus of banking jobs to Continental Europe and what impact that could have on Britain's economy. A number of financial institutions have discussed relocating some of their operations, leaving many real estate investors worrying about the potential fallout on their London office holdings.
Is your real estate portfolio resilient enough?Feb 10, 2017 Sebastien Lieblich
Amid recent worldwide political, economic and market uncertainty, how can you increase resilience of your real estate portfolio? The answer to this question boils down to prudent use of three simple portfolio construction strategies: Asset selection, sector allocation and global diversification.
Allocating to emerging markets: It depends on your view of the worldDec 12, 2016 Sebastien Lieblich
Emerging market equities have declined 5.4% since the U.S. elections on Nov. 8 (measured in U.S. dollars).¹ But they remain a significant source of the world's stock-market capitalization and economic activity, constituting 11% of the global investable universe and 40% of the world's wealth. How much do institutional investors want to allocate to this portion of the market?
Brexit hangover? The effect on U.K. real estateDec 5, 2016 Sebastien Lieblich
What effect has the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union had on commercial real estate investments? Because of the lag in real estate valuations, we now finally have enough data to start making an assessment.
The real story in the growth of global real estate lies below the surfaceJul 28, 2016 Sebastien Lieblich
The global market for professionally managed real estate investments grew marginally last year, reaching $7.1 trillion in 2015, up 2.8% from a year earlier, according to the latest annual survey by MSCI of the largest markets for real estate investment in 32 countries.
What Brexit may mean for London's office marketJul 11, 2016 Sebastien Lieblich
While several U.K. open-ended real estate funds have suspended trading in the aftermath of Brexit, we find that London's office market has about 30% exposure to non-domestic tenants who might decamp completely or shift some of their workers to Ireland or the Continent.
The road toward a seamless global real estate portfolioJun 30, 2016 Sebastien Lieblich
Two roads lead asset owners into real estate: the private (direct and indirect) ownership route and the public equity route. With private assets, investors can analyze performance in detail, down to the asset and vehicle level.
Why Brexit signals turbulence for UK real estate investorsJun 28, 2016 Sebastien Lieblich
Brexit is forcing investors in U.K. real estate to grapple with uncertainty.
While British equities tumbled 3.1% on the day after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union, shares of the country's exchange-listed real-estate firms fell 15.4%.
The irresistible rise of REITSMay 31, 2016 Sebastien Lieblich
Last fall, MSCI announced the upgrade of real estate to a stand-alone sector in GICS®, the global industry classification standard jointly developed by MSCI and Standard & Poor's, carved out from the financials sector.
LOOKING FOR A NEW WAY TO BENCHMARK REAL ESTATE?Jan 12, 2015 Sebastien Lieblich
Commercial real estate's risk /return profile may be attractive to a variety of institutional investors. Investors may be seeking a diversification effect to their total portfolio; a stable income stream from rent, or inflation protection and expected capital appreciation over the long term.
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Many of today's organized rides, like the Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride, offer a multitude of different routes and distances to cater to all types of riders and ability levels. A lot of first time event riders gravitate towards the half century option to test their fitness. Once they've conquered the 50 mile mountain so to speak, they're left with the somewhat daunting jump up to the full century route. So how do you prepare go the extra miles? While many of these tips would be useful to all riders, they're especially important if you're looking to finish a century:
Consistency is key – If you're like the average person, you're not getting paid to ride. So between the job, the kids, the spouse and the chores around the house you're left with just a little bit of time to get in your rides. With the goal of finishing 100 miles, which may take upwards of 7 hours or more to complete, consistency in training is going to be key. Each day you ride you gain a little bit of fitness and each day off you lose a little, so only riding a few times a week will cause your fitness to stagnate. Aim to ride 4 or 5 days a week, even if it's just for an hour. Something is better than nothing.
Build up the mileage – Use those precious weekend hours to build up the length of your rides. You don't need to ride 100 miles before event day but you at least want to get close. Shoot to ride 100 miles split between consecutive days or 75 miles in one day. Just make sure to gradually ramp up the distance, increasing your mileage by more than 10% per week can lead to overuse injuries.
Increased mileage, increased recovery – Those extra miles are going to put extra strain on the body. From a training perspective this is important to see improvement but it also requires extra recovery to let the body repair and adapt. Build in a lighter week once a month where you keep the intensity low and reduce the weekend hours.
Core strength for power and comfort – You've probably heard the saying in many sports that your power comes from your core. This is just as true in cycling but you are also relying on your core for balance as well. As the miles tick by, and your core starts to fatigue, your form will begin to break down. This means less power transferred to the pedals and excess movement and pressure on your sensitive underside. Doing just 15 minutes of core work each day can make a considerable difference.
Invest in your equipment – Spending a little more money now can pay huge dividends later. Consider a professional bike fit to help with efficiency and comfort. Since you'll be riding more often you'll want to invest in multiple pairs of riding shorts. This will ensure that you're wearing a clean pair each time, helping to prevent saddle sores. While you're at it, make sure to pick up an array of clothing for different weather conditions. You'll need it not only for those long training days but, more importantly, bringing your poor weather gear on event day will pretty much ensure that the weather stays perfect!


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PARFUM BERGER offers a unique design for this new diffuser. The Etoile de voiture is a patented model made of recyclable plastic fitted with a multi-directional clip. Available in four fragrances, driving becomes a joy again and your passenger will be pleasantly surprised. Fragranced with Oriental Star, opulent and sumptuous, with dominant notes of bergamot (top), red fruits (heart) and vanilla (base). An innovative object to perfume one's environment.Fragrance guaranteed without colouring, developed in France by master perfumers.


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aint it, Neddy? The gentleman to whom these observations were addressed, who appeared of a taciturn and thoughtful cast, merely echoed the inquiry; Mr. Roker, shaking off the poetical and gloomy train of thought into which he had been betrayed, descended to the common business of life, and resumed his pen. Do you know what the third gentlemen is? inquired Mr. Pickwick, not very much gratified by this description of his future associates. What is that Simpson, Neddy? said Mr. Roker, turning to his companion. What Simpson? said Neddy. Why, him in twenty-seven in the third, that this gentlemans going to be chummed on. Oh, him! replied Neddy; hes nothing exactly. He WAS a horse chaunter: hes a leg now. Ah, so I thought, rejoined Mr. Roker, closing the book, and placing the small piece of paper in Mr. Pickwicks hands. Thats the ticket, sir. Very much perplexed by this summary disposition of this person, Mr. Pickwick walked back into the prison, revolving in his mind what he had better do. Convinced, however, that before he took any other steps it would be advisable to see, and hold personal converse with, the three gentlemen with whom it was proposed to quarter him, he made the best of his way to the third flight. After groping about in the gallery for some time, attempting in the dim light to decipher the numbers on the different doors, he at length appealed to a pot-boy, who happened to be pursuing his morning occupation of gleaning for pewter. Which is twenty-seven, my good fellow? said Mr. Pickwick. Five doors farther on, replied the pot-boy. Theres the likeness of a man being hung, and smoking the while, chalked outside the door. Guided by this direction, Mr. Pickwick proceeded slowly along the gallery until he encountered the portrait of a gentleman, above described, upon whose countenance he tapped, with the knuckle of his forefinger--gently at first, and then audibly. After repeating this process several times without effect, he ventured to open the door and peep in. There was only one man in the room, and he was leaning out of window as far as he could without overbalancing himself, endeavouring, with great perseverance, to spit upon the crown of the hat of a personal friend on the parade below. As neither speaking, coughing, sneezing, knocking, nor any other ordinary mode of attracting attention, made this person aware of the presence of a visitor, Mr. Pickwick, after some delay, stepped up to the window, and pulled him gently by the coat tail. The individual brought in his head and shoulders with great swiftness, and surveying Mr. Pickwick from head to foot, demanded in a surly tone what the--something beginning with a capital H--he wanted. I believe, said Mr. Pickwick, consulting his ticket--I believe this is twenty-seven in the third? Well? replied the gentleman. I have come here in consequence of receiving this bit of paper, rejoined Mr. Pickwick. Hand it over, said the gentleman. Mr. Pickwick complied. I think Roker might have chummed you somewhere else, said Mr. Simpson (for it was the leg), after a very discontented sort of a pause. Mr. Pickwick thought so also; but, under all the circumstances, he considered it a matter of sound policy to be silent. Mr. Simpson mused for a few moments after this, and then, thrusting his head out of the window, gave a shrill whistle, and pronounced some word aloud, several times. What the word was, Mr. Pickwick could not distinguish; but he rather inferred that it must be some nickname which distinguished Mr. Martin, from the fact of a great number of gentlemen on the ground below, immediately proceeding to cry Butcher! in imitation of the tone in which that useful class of society are wont, diurnally, to make their presence known at area railings. Subsequent occurrences confirmed the accuracy of Mr. Pickwicks impression; for, in a few seconds, a gentleman, prematurely broad for his years, clothed in a professional blue jean frock and top-boots with circular toes, entered the room nearly out of breath, closely followed by another gentleman in very shabby black, and a sealskin cap. The latter gentleman, who fastened his coat all the way up to his chin by means of a pin and a button alternately, had a very coarse red face, and looked like a drunken chaplain; which, indeed, he was. These two gentlemen having by turns perused Mr. Pickwicks billet, the one expressed his opinion that it was a rig, and the other his conviction that it was a go. Having recorded their feelings in these very intelligible terms, they looked at
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A 31-year-old woman admitted to Lubbock police that she held down an unidentified homeless man in June while another man strangled him to death at a central Lubbock home, according to a warrant released Monday.
Lubbock police investigators are still working on identifying the man, who is identified as John Doe in the warrant. However, police believe he was killed on June 11 by Anna Smith and 38-year-old Kethan Anderson. The two suspects were also described as homeless in the warrant.
Both suspects were arrested out of town. Smith was arrested Friday by the Burleson Police Department and is being held in the Johnson County Corrections Center, according to a Lubbock police news release. Anderson was arrested about 10 a.m. Monday by Deaf Smith County deputies in Hereford.
They will be taken to the Lubbock County Detention Center at a later date, the release states.
Lubbock police found skeletal remains in the backyard of an abandoned home in the 2100 block of 20th Street. Witness statements led investigators to believe the case was a homicide and that Anderson and Smith were involved, the warrant states.
Officials could not comment on how the investigation began, but the warrant states Anderson bragged "to numerous people since this incident occurred about choking a man and killing him in a backyard." Neither suspect knew the man prior to the killing, the warrant states.
Investigators initially identified Smith as someone who was present during the killing and she told investigators she was sleeping in the home and woke up to a man exposing himself over her while she was asleep. She and Anderson left the home and returned about an hour and 1/2 later to confront the man.
Smith reportedly told investigators she pulled a knife on the man and Anderson tackled him to the ground. She reportedly told investigators she held down the man while Anderson strangled him to death with his bare hands, the warrant states.
She said they left the house with the man in the same spot police found the skeletal remains in the backyard, the warrant states.
Preliminary findings by the Lubbock County Medical Examiner's Office shows the man died from strangulation.
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Mellon Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, 2019-20—01.11.19
Mellon Doctoral Dissertation Fellows 2019-20
Application deadline: February 15, 2019
The initiative in Humanities, Urbanism, and Design (H+U+D) at the University of Pennsylvania is a ten-year project funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to foster critical and integrative consideration of the relationship between the humanities and the design professions in the analysis and shaping of the built environment. Under the renewed grant (beginning in 2108), the initiative takes "The Inclusive City" as its theme, focusing on issues of inclusivity and diversity. The program has a number of component parts, including a bi-weekly Faculty Colloquium, the sponsorship of graduate and undergraduate courses, student research funding, an Undergraduate Colloquium, special lectures, participation in conferences, a Doctoral Dissertation (ABD) Fellowship program, and a Junior (postdoc) Fellowship program. For more information on the initiative see: https://live-penn-iur-hud.pantheonsite.io/
Applications are now invited for two one-year Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships to be held in 2019-20. One fellow will be selected from humanities and humanistic social science graduate groups in the School of Arts and Sciences, and one will be selected from the School of Design.
Mellon Doctoral Dissertation Fellows will be selected on the basis of the excellence of their work and their ability to contribute to the mission of the initiative. Preference will be given to projects related to the "Inclusive City" theme.
Applications are invited from doctoral students in good standing at the University of Pennsylvania in all humanistic and design disciplines whose work deals with the built environment of cities, landscapes, and architecture and who wish to expand its inter-, trans-, and multidisciplinary character. Applicants must have completed three years of study and attained "ABD" (all-but-dissertation) status by May 31, 2019. Awards made prior to the attainment of ABD status are contingent on that attainment.
The University of Pennsylvania values diversity and seeks talented students, faculty and staff from diverse backgrounds. The University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, creed, national or ethnic origin, citizenship status, age, disability, veteran status or any other legally protected class status in the administration of its admissions, financial aid, educational or athletic programs, or other University-administered programs or in its employment practices.
Terms of appointment
The fellowship stipend is $30,300. Enrollment in the university's graduate student health insurance program will be provided for the fellow, but not for family and dependents. Tuition and fees will be paid by the fellow's school.
During the academic year of the award (August 15–May 31), fellows are required to be in residence in Philadelphia and work fulltime on their dissertation project. They must participate in the bi-weekly H+U+D Faculty Colloquium and present their research at one of its sessions.
Application Guidelines
Applications and letters of reference must be received by 11:59 P.M. EST on February 15, 2019. All materials should be sent to Ms. Alisa Chiles, H+U+D Program Manager (mellon-hud- email@example.com).
Applications should be assembled as one PDF comprising
1. cover sheet (HUD Doctoral Fellow application cover sheet)
2. curriculum vitae
3. unofficial Penn transcript
4. short dissertation proposal (1000 words maximum)
Your PDF and the email that conveys it should be titled <Your last name> HUD application; e.g., Applicantname HUD application
Also arrange for
5. a letter of endorsement from the chair of your Graduate Group, certifying your ABD status 6. a letter of reference from your dissertation advisor, discussing your research proposal
These must be sent directly to Ms. Chiles (firstname.lastname@example.com). The letters should be in the form of PDFs, and the PDFs and the emails that conveys them should be titled <applicant's last name>_<Reference writer's last name> HUD reference;
e.g., Applicantname_Advisorname HUD reference
Awards will be announced by March 15, 2019.
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Clinical Legal Education as a Means to Assist Reforming the Thailand Legal Education
With a focus on Clinical Legal Education (CLE) as a means to assist reforming the Thailand legal education system, BABSEACLE Foundation is supporting and connecting other CLE programmes internationally and regionally to develop strong collaborations, synergies and best practices in CLE methodology.
BABSEACLE Foundation is a registered local non-profit, non-governmental organization in Thailand which developed from a programme of BABSEACLE in 2010. It is an independent organization that pursues its own individual, yet complementary, mission. Throughout Thailand, BABSEACLE Foundation currently works on and develops Clinical Legal Education (CLE) and Community Empowerment Initiatives.
"ภารกิจของ BABSEACLE คือ ช่วยก่อตั้ง เสริมสร้างและสนับสนุนพื้นฐานของมหาวิทยาลัยและพื้นฐานของชุชมชนจากโปรแกรมการศึกษากฎหมายเชิงคลินิก เราตั้งใจที่จะพัฒนาการเข้าถึงความยุติธรรมทั่วภูมิภาคเอเชีย ผ่านการให้การศึกษาด้านความยุติธรรมทางสังคม การทำ Pro bono (การให้ความช่วยเหลือด้านกฎหมาย โดยไม่เรียกค่าตอบแทน) แก่นักศึกษา ว่าที่นักกฎหมายในอนาคต ที่จะไปให้บริการด้านกฎหมายแก่สังคมต่อไป"
Asia Regional CLE Mock Trial
6 – 7 December 2018, Chiang Mai
This regional event is a practical learning experience in which students simulate a local court trial of a minor civil dispute or criminal offence. Regional CLE Mock trial allows students to develop legal, analytical and advocacy skills, thereby increasing familiarity with court process and enhancing participants' appreciation and understanding of legal ethics.
10th Asia Justice Marathon
9 December 2018, Chiang Mai
The event aims to bring together the communities and runners/walkers from various professions and countries to aware of justice. Besides legal service providers committed to achieving justice, the Asia Justice Marathon is another casual and creative way to get those who are not in justice field involved in this access to justice movement.
Justice, Health & Fitness Fair
6 – 8 December, 2018 Chiang Mai
This gathering celebrates our philosophy of building bridges among like-minded organizations and individuals. It is an awareness-raising event that gives groups working for social justice an invaluable opportunity to network with one another while introducing their work to the public and promoting job and volunteer possibilities.
Legal Ethics Workshops
Promoting access to justice, pro bono, and ethics at the university level will produce lawyers of tomorrow who care about vulnerable, justice, and inclusive societies.
Asia Access to Justice Week
The event focuses on both raising awareness of Access to Justice (A2J) challenges throughout Asia and globally, and identifying practicable and suitable strategies to overcome these barriers.
Continuing to support CLE throughout Thailand
BABSEACLE Foundation has supported and provided training workshops to strengthen CLE programmes as well as formulate partnerships with several universities throughout Thailand, including:
Chiang Mai University
Chiang Rai Rajabhat University
Khon Kaen University
Lam Pang Rajabhat University
Mae Fah Luang University
Mahasarakham University
Muban Chombueng Rajabhat University
North Chiangmai University
Northeastern University
Prince of Songkla University
Ramkhamhaeng University
Sripatum University
Thaksin University
Thammasat University
Ubon Ratchathani University
University of Phayao
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Read from our team about how we work to achieve its goals through education of both, vulnerable sectors of society, as well as empowering the academic sector, which in time will assist in having a broader impact towards solving the issues generated from a lack of education and awareness.
Unlimited and precious experiences from BABSEACLE Access to Justice Weekend
By Tan Cheow Hung_Director, BABSEACLE Singapore Ltd, Beacon Law Corporation This year's Trio For Justice walk/run was unique, because it had never been held concurrently with the Access to Justice (A-J) Public Interest Fair. Our law firm, Beacon Law Corporation, had...
Growing Pains and Moving to A New Office in Chiang Mai
By Sarawut Pengsannoo (O)_Intern of BABSEACLE With all the work Bridges Across Borders Southeast Asia Community Legal Education Initiative (BABSEACLE) has been involved in throughout the Asia region, it was decided that our lovely regional office in Chiang Mai was...
Regional CLE Summer School – Chiang Mai, Thailand 5-14 June, 2015
By Tracey, Intern & Nattakan Chomputhong (Ann), Legal Trainer The registration is now open! Click here to REGISTER Bridges Across Borders South East Asia Community Legal Education Initiative (BABSEACLE), BABSEACLE Foundation, in conjunction with the South East...


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How to play WAR Robots on PC?
Hello Friends, how are you all? I wish you all are doing good in your life. Today, I am going to talk about How to play War Robots on PC free. So, if you also want to play War robots on PC then keep reading this article.
War Robot is a freemium mobile app game. This game is published and developed by Pixonic. It is a third-person shooter game with real-time PvP battles in multiplayer online Battle Arena mode.
With your passion to play amazing game War robots, your hands should not be comfortable with the small screen of your smartphone. And, you want to play like a pro gamer and get full fun and control of the game with your PC's mouse and keyboard.
You should use different tricks, tactics, and strategies to prove yourself in each map to emerge victorious from battle. Today we are going to share some working and easy ways with all of you that will help you to play WAR Robots games on PC. Download and play WAR Robots on PC. Play as long as you want, annoying calls, and no limit to mobile data.
We tried these methods and then sharing with everyone through this article. So, keep reading this full article to know how to play WAR Robots on PC.
Walking War Robot Key Features:
- The war robot consists of 9 battle robots and each robot has different strengths.
- The game has more than 50 weapon types, including plasma guns, energy, and ballistic missiles. You can choose anyone.
- In addition, it has many possible combinations of robots and weapons and makes a war machine to fit its own playstyle.
- You have to complete military tasks and collect bonuses.
- You can create your own clan and take it to a great victory.
Minimum System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 7
- Processor: 2.5 GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 1500 MB available space
Recommended System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: 3.2 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 960
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2 GB available space
Download and Install War Robots in PC
Using LD Player
LDPlayer is a free Android emulator for every PC user who wants to use and play all the Android apps and games on PC.
With excellent performance and powerful functions, the LDPlayer works better than a real phone.
Three steps to download and play Walking War Robot on PC
- The first step is to download and install LDPlayer on your PC.
- And then, you have to install the LD Store or you can also use Google Play Store to download Walking WAR Robot.
- And then open the Google play store and sign-in with your Google account.
- After this install the Walking War Robot on your PC and enjoy the cool game on your PC.
Using Andy Android Emulator
Andy Android Emulator is the best emulator for users who want to enjoy android games and apps on PC. Below we shared that method about how to download Walking War Robot for your PC, you will get to know all steps!
How to download Walking War Robot for your PC:
- Download Andy Android emulator and then start the installation of the emulator by double click on the downloaded file.
- When the installation is completed and ready to use, then you should start it, log in with your Google Play account and complete the signup process.
- After this, start the Google Play Store and using the search bar download and install the Walking War robot game.
- Then open the WAR Robots and play the War robot on PC, you can use the control button to zoom in and out of the pinch function.
- You can also install a remote control app to access the game remotely here: Andy Remote Control App
Using BlueStacks
Bluestacks is an Android emulator and it allows every user to run any Android games and apps on PC. Follow the given steps to play WAR Robots on PC with Bluestacks:
- You must have to install Bluestacks on your PC.
- And open BlueStacks and click on My Apps button in Bluestacks.
- After this, log in with the Google account on Google Play Store to download the application on Bluestacks
- Then search WAR Robots and install the game
- When the WAR Robots game will installed, you can enjoy this game on your PC.
Using Nox Android Emulator
Nox is also an Android emulator. And, it also works the same as other android emulators or android app players. Follow the given steps given to play WAR Robots on PC using Nox:
- First, you have to install the Nox emulator
- After installing the emulator, log in with your Google account
- Then search WAR Robots and Install it on the Nox emulator
- When WAR Robots game is installed, then you can run War Robots on PC
War Robot Game
War Robot is a freemium mobile app game. This game is published and developed by Pixonic. It is a third-person shooter game with real-time PvP battles in multiplayer online Battle Arena mode.
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Russian warship 'carrying £100 billion in gold' discovered off South Korea
A South Korean salvage team has discovered the wreck of a Russian warship that was sunk in a naval battle 113 years ago and is believed to still contain a trove of gold bullion and coins worth 150 trillion won, or £100 billion.
The Russian Imperial Navy cruiser Dmitrii Donskoi was discovered at a depth of more than 1,400 feet about one mile off the South Korean island of Ulleungdo.
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|All is quiet poolside at Hyatt Regency Mission Bay, where evening Paintbox activities occupy the younger set.
Just because an upscale resort folds your towels into swans doesn't mean it caters only to couples. More and more high-end properties are developing programs geared toward youngsters, without sacrificing exclusivity or refinement. Here are three posh properties to have on your radar when booking a luxe family getaway.
Montage Laguna Beach
If you have families traveling to Southern California, we suggest checking them into Montage Laguna Beach. The resort recently unveiled its Paintbox program designed for children ages two to 12, packing in a wealth of children's activities to keep youngsters entertained while Mom and Dad take some hours to themselves.
Each Paintbox day has its own themed activities, designed to highlight the best aspects of Laguna Beach for little ones. Some of the activities include Safari Adventure, Surf's Up Saturday, Hooray for Hollywood and Laguna Luau. Paintbox is available during the evenings if parents are looking for a romantic night out. The Children's Night Out program includes both indoor and outdoor activities, dinner, and a movie. Themed nights include Paintbox Idol, Paintbox Pool Party and Game Show Night.
Teens are also well taken care of here with the M-Teen program, designed for kids ages 13 to 17. M-Teen outings include visits to seaside parks, games, sports, dinners and themed nights. For more information, agents should contact Hanae Kalland (949-715-6000, [email protected]).
Hyatt Regency Mission Bay
From now through April, the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa & Marina in San Diego is encouraging Spring Break for the whole family. The resort has crafted a menu of activities promoting togetherness. Among these are Sea World Charter Visits, where families can meet and take pictures with popular Sea World characters throughout the property; poolside games, such as waterslide relay races, water balloon tosses and hula-hoop contests; poolside bingo; a scavenger hunt; movie nights by the pool; and a S'mores marshmallow night in the Cabana Lawn area.
While the kiddies are out burning energy, parents can relax at one of the three heated tropical pools, lounge at the poolside bar, dine at the Red Marlin restaurant or pamper themselves at the Blue Marble Spa. The resort also has an onsite marina, where families can hang together and arrange deep sea fishing trips, kayaking, jet skiing and more.
Travel agents can direct questions to Ceara Sadler (619-221-4825, [email protected]), business travel sales manager.
Four Seasons Vail
Just opened in December—and one of Travel Agent's hot new hotels of 2010—Four Seasons Vail has world-class skiing in the winter and a host of Colorado outdoor adventures to be had in the summer, making it an ideal spot for family travel.
|Four Seasons Vail has a dedicated facility for kids' entertainment.
Each Four Seasons property has a complimentary Kids for All Seasons program. At Four Seasons Vail this takes the form of a dedicated facility, along with a Young Adult Club, which offers teens a game room, TV lounge, cyber café and refreshment station.
Travelers are asked to provide the resort with the names and ages of the children in the party so that they can prepare age-appropriate amenities, such as child-sized bathrobes and children's and teen's menus throughout the restaurants and for in-room dining. At check-in, little guests are presented with a welcome stuffed grizzly bear, an icon at the resort.
In keeping with the grizzly theme, children can take part in a Bear Scavenger Hunt. There are three resident bears on property (sculptures, of course). The bear family, a mother and her two cubs, is positioned throughout the property. The scavenger hunt involves a list of specific items, with one of the notable bears among them. For every item found, kids receive a star sticker to proudly display on their ski helmet.
Snow bunny babies have access to ski and snowboarding lessons on Vail Mountain. The mountain's Adventure Ridge is home to kids' snowmobiling, tubing, ski biking and more. There may be additional fees for some of these activities.
Agents can reach out to Director of Sales Kristen Thompson (Kristen. [email protected]).
|Montage Laguna Beach has a new program for kids ages two to 12.


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Lesson Learned: How an individual approaches a second check or validation activity will often affect the outcome of the verification. Conduct validation activities with an attitude of finding errors to ensure safety rather than as evaluating the performance of a co-worker.
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2020 Faculty
2020 Conference Chairs
Gabriel J Halperin, DPMPresident and Medical Director
New Hope Podiatry Group
Los Angeles, CA
Gabriel J Halperin, DPM, FACFS, DABFAS is the president and medical director of New Hope Podiatry Group located in Los Angeles, California. Dr Halperin graduated from the California College of Podiatric Medicine and went on to do his residency at Western Medical Center. He is the past president of the Los Angeles Podiatric Medical Association and the Los Angeles County Podiatric Medical Society.
Robert K Lee, DPMChief of Podiatry
Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center
Santa Monica, California
Robert K Lee, DPM is a board-certified podiatric surgeon who offers comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for ailments affecting the foot and ankle. He has performed over a thousand surgical foot and ankle procedures, including common foot conditions such as bunions, neuromas, and hammertoes, as well as specializing in diabetic limb salvage, Charcot foot reconstruction, tendon repairs, foot and ankle arthritis, and ankle arthroscopy. He is also the current Chief of Podiatric Surgery at the Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center. Dr Lee graduated with honors from California College of Podiatric Medicine in San Francisco. He continued his training at a three-year surgical residency in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery at the INOVA Fairfax Hospital in Northern Virginia before completing his training with a Lower Extremity Diabetic Limb Salvage Fellowship at Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington DC. Dr Lee is currently Assistant Clinical Faculty within the David Geffen-UCLA School of Medicine and has been involved with the training of residents and fellows at UCLA Medical Center. He has also lectured for various conferences and seminars on multiple topics. In addition to being a Diplomate of the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, and a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, Dr Lee has also attained the highest level of board certification offered by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. This certification in Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery has been awarded to less than five percent of podiatrists nationally.
Harold Schoenhaus, DPMSurgical Editor for PRESENT e-Learning
Penn-Presbyterian Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA
Harold Schoenhaus, DPM is a board certified foot, rearfoot, and reconstructive ankle surgeon by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. He is a past president and current fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. He holds staff appointments and operating privileges at the University of Pennsylvania Presbyterian Hospital and Chestnut Hill hospital. Dr Schoenhaus' research and clinical interests are in the area of biomechanics, pathomechanics and reconstructive surgery, including joint replacement surgery and pediatric podiatric surgery. Moreover, Dr Schoenhaus is the surgical editor for PRESENT e-Learning Systems, an online medical education and networking resource dedicated to improving the knowledge and skills of healthcare professionals throughout the world. He is a nationally recognized lecturer and pioneer in the field of lower extremity pathomechanics and reconstructive surgery. Dr Schoenhaus has authored several landmark articles in peer-reviewed journals and books. In 2015 Dr Schoenhaus was the recipient of the Gallery of Success Award from the Temple University.
2020 Faculty
Alan Bass, DPM, RPhFounder and Medical Director
Central Foot & Ankle Care
Manalapan, NJ
PARE Coding and Compliance
Alan Bass, DPM, RPh, is a Fellow of the American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management and has been in private practice in Manalapan, New Jersey for over 25 years. Dr Bass is board-certified by the American Board of Podiatric Medicine. Over his entire career, Dr Bass has been involved with business and practice management, having previously served as Medical Director and Senior Consultant for NEMO Health. Realizing the needs of podiatrists nationwide Dr Bass left NEMO Health at the end 2018 and in January 2019, he began his own consulting firm JARALL Medical Management Consulting, providing practice management services practice valuations, reputation management services and much more. In January 2020, Dr Bass, along with Dr Paul Kesselman formed PARE Coding and Compliance Consulting, a firm dedicated to assisting doctors with coding, auditing and compliance issues. Dr Bass is also a past-president of the New Jersey Podiatric Medical Society. He also is active with the American Podiatric Medical Association, currently serving on the Communication committee and having served on the Resolutions committee.
Christopher K Bromley, DPMChairman, Foot and Ankle Surgery
Vassar Medical Center
Poughkeepsie, NY
Christopher Bromley, DPM currently serves as the Department Chair of Foot and Ankle Surgery of Vassar Medical Center. Dr Bromley is the managing partner of a large multi-specialty group in upstate NY. Dr Bromley specialty within the group is Surgery, Sports Medicine and Homeopathy. Dr Bromley has been passionate about nutrition and complementary medicine since entering private practice. He completed his surgical residency in 1992 in Baltimore, MD. His training included such prestigious hospitals as the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins. Currently, Dr Bromley serves as a national speaker and consultant for several companies specializing in Foot and Ankle Surgery. When not in the office and on the podium Dr Bromley is an on-track performance driving instructor and motorcycle track day instructor. Dr Bromley is very proud of his three children Sarah, Kent, and Alexander.
Dave Hague, ESQChief Legal Counsel
Clear Lab Consulting Solutions
Lompoc, CA
Dave Hague, Esq is chief legal counsel of Clear Lab Consulting Solutions. Dave is also a tenured professor of law and former partner of a national law firm. He is experienced in business and healthcare law and regularly advises on such. Mr Hague received his law degree from the University of Kansas, graduating in the top 10% of his class, and also served as the managing editor of the Kansas Law Review. He earned his bachelor's degree in finance from the University of Utah, graduating with high honors. Dave Hague's scholarship has appeared in the Utah Law Review, the DePaul Law Review, the Nevada Law Journal, the Catholic Law Review, and the West Virginia Law Review.
Jake HagueVP of Sales and Business Development
Clear Lab Consulting Services
Lompoc, CA
Jake Hague is the VP of sales and business development for Clear Lab Consulting Services. Jake has been in the medical field with over ten years of experience in surgical implants, biologics, pharmaceuticals, psychological technology, and laboratories. Jake has built and sold many medical companies over his ten years in the field. Jake earned his bachelor's degree in science from the University of Utah, graduating with honors. Jake has been successful in building and adding invaluable services to medical practices so they can be more efficient, have better patient care, and increase revenue.
Marlena Jbara, MDAssistant Professor Radiology
SIUH Northwell Health
Staten Island, NY
Certified by the American Board of Radiology in 2001, Marlena Jbara, MD has served as a member of the Bone and Joint division of Radiology at Staten Island University Hospital since joining the team in 2008. In addition to her expertise in generalized orthopaedic radiology, Dr Jbara has been an innovator in designing and implementing continuing medical education programs dedicated to podiatrists, foot and ankle surgeons and residents in radiology, podiatry, orthopedics and emergency medicine. Dr Jbara, a summa cum laude graduate of the BA-MD Program at the State University of New York, is a leader in Podiatric Radiology, developing curricula for Podiatric Radiology academic programs and delivering Grand rounds and New York Roentgen Society lectures on Osteomyelitis in the Diabetic Foot. Currently she holds a CME-accredited program monthly in Podiatric Radiology that serves the Northwell Health System. She has published articles and book chapters on the shoulder, knee and ankle, performs reviews for Diabetic Foot & Ankle and remains active in clinical medical research. Her current podiatric research interests include MRI evaluation of the diabetic foot and classification of Pes Cavus.
Benjamin Kamel, DPMChief Resident, Chino Valley Medical Center PMSR/RRA
Clinical Faculty, Western University of Health Sciences
Chino, CA
Benjamin Kamel, DPM is a podiatric foot and ankle physician and surgeon who is currently serving as Chief Resident in his 3rd year of residency at Chino Valley Medical Center PMSR/RRA. Dr Kamel has also been working as a Clinical Faculty member for Western University for the past two years. He is a graduate from Western University of Health Sciences College of Podiatric Medicine in Pomona, CA in 2017. He is also a Creative Writer and Video Producer for PRESENT Podiatry's NewsFlash. Dr Kamel has an interest in podiatric trauma, reconstructive surgery, and sports medicine.
Jeffrey Kauffman, DPMFounder
Premier Ankle & Foot Specialists PC
York, PA
Jeffrey Kauffman, DPM is the founder of Premier Ankle & Foot Specialists PC, a six-doctor private practice. They focus on using advanced technology to elevate the care of their patients. His personal practice attention is on forward procedures of foot and ankle surgery, wound care biologics and limb salvage. He completed his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine Degree at Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thereafter he finalized his training through a four-year reconstructive foot and ankle surgical residency at The University of Pennsylvania Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia. His board certification is through ABFAS. He presides on the Board of Directors of Applehill Surgical Center of Wellspan Health System.
Ara Kelekian, DPMChief of Podiatry
Providence St Joseph Medical Center
Los Angeles County Podiatric Medical Association
Ara Kelekian, DPM specializes in podiatric medicine and podiatric surgery. His clinical areas of expertise include diabetic wound care, foot and ankle surgery, biomechanical evaluation, and sports medicine. Dr Kelekian is certified in cutting edge surgical techniques, such as ankle arthroscopy and other endoscopic foot and ankle procedures. Dr Kelekian received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychobiology from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He then attended the California College of Podiatric Medicine and earned a degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. He completed his primary podiatric medical residency at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in New York, and then spent two years completing his podiatric surgical residency closer to home at Monterey Park Hospital in California. Dr Kelekian is board certified in foot surgery by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. He is affiliated with several organizations including the American Podiatric Medical Association, the California Podiatric Medical Association, and Los Angeles County Podiatric Medical Society. He is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
Paul A Kesselman, DPMPaul Kesselman DPM
Private Practice
Woodside, NY
Paul Kesselman, DPM has been in private practice for over 35 years in NYC and LI. He has been consulting for medical manufacturers and for a myriad of medical specialties in the areas of DME and wound care regulations for over 20 years. He is the leader for the APMA DME Workgroup, meets regularly with Medicare officials, and has formed liaisons with other orthotic professionals and lectured nationwide. His monthly column appearing in Podiatry Management is primarily dedicated to coding and compliance issues and has been a contributing author to Practical Endocrinology and other medical publications and is an expert panelist to Codingline.com. He has been a featured lecturer here at Treasure Hunt before and we welcome him back.
Michael Lalezarian, MDMichael Lalezarian, MD
Medical Director
ProVascular MD
Los Angeles, CA
Michael Lalezarian, MD, is a double-board certified Vascular Interventional Radiologist specializing in minimally invasive endovascular arterial revascularization. He is committed to the battle against the devastating consequences of advanced peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and critical limb ischemia (CLI). His daily efforts place him at the forefront of limb salvage and amputation prevention. He has a particular interest in below-knee tibial artery revascularization and pedal arch reconstruction. Timely accessible care is paramount in the effort against peripheral arterial disease and its complications. Dr Lalezarian offers his services in multiple office locations throughout Southern California. Dr Lalezarian values his role as a teaching clinical professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA where he instructs and supervises Residents and Fellows. He serves as Medical Director of ProVascularMD.
David Larson, DPMSteward Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center
Mesa, AZ
David Larson, DPM, is a fellowship trained foot and ankle surgeon. Dr Larson completed his fellowship at the Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Center in Ohio, where he received extensive, specialized training in all aspects of foot and ankle surgery. Prior to his doctoral studies, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps for six years where he excelled through the ranks to sergeant and finished his military career as a platoon commander. As an Arizona native, he was adamant to bring his surgical skill and knowledge to the valley after training to provide quality foot and ankle orthopedic care to his community. Dr Larson continues his accolades in podiatric medicine with multiple professional organization memberships and evolving publication works.
Scott MarshallCo-Owner
KLM Orthotics
Valencia, CA
Scott Marshall started KLM Labs, Inc with brothers Kirk and Kent Marshall in 1978. KLM fabricates custom and over-the-counter foot orthotics and ankle-foot orthotics. Scott has over 40 years of experience in all aspects of the company including management, sales, marketing, production and product design.
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Aaron Rossi, MDCEO
PAL Health Technologies
Bloomington, Illinois
Dr Rossi graduated from Elmhurst College in 2006 and received his medical degree from the University of Sint Eustatius School of Medicine in 2012. While still in medical school, Dr Rossi discovered his passion and unique aptitude for the business management of private medical practice. Since graduating from medical school Dr Rossi has served in multiple capacities across the healthcare continuum allowing him to expand his knowledge and develop a diverse skillset which he applies as CEO of PAL Health Technologies. Driven by his passion to help private practice physicians navigate the ever-changing healthcare landscape, Dr Rossi has developed a proven model for private practice management. He developed his model as he grew a single provider practice into a robust multi-specialty group, quadrupling the practice's revenue in less than five years. Following that endeavor, Dr Rossi honed his model while serving as the CEO for an ENT practice in Central Illinois, as well as the podiatry practice he shares with his business partner. In 2018, Dr Rossi and his business partner Gerald Paul, DPM, purchased and re-opened PAL Health Technologies, expanding the organization's product and service offerings to include our new Practice Management, Revenue Cycle Management and IT service lines, almost completing Dr Rossi's vision of providing holistic business support and consulting to private practice physicians. He then in June 2019 launched Reditus Laboratories (full-service Pathology lab), which he built off the strong PAL Foundation. Even though Dr Rossi's primary focus is using his talents as CEO for several healthcare-based organizations in Central Illinois, including PAL Health Technologies and Reditus Laboratories, he continues to assist his business partner with his podiatry practice assisting in surgery as well. He also continues to provide care to patients through his other practice SoundChioce, which he employs a doctor of Audiology. Dr Rossi believes staying in touch with direct patient care allows him to better serve PAL's practice partners as he understands the challenges private practice physicians experience every day. His main goal that provides his drive is to keep doctors autonomous!
Jarrod Shapiro, DPMAssociate Professor, College of Podiatric Medicine
Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona, CA
Associate Editor PRESENT Podiatry Online
Jarrod Shapiro, DPM is a Board Certified podiatric foot and ankle physician and surgeon who has been in practice for over 10 years. He is also a fellow with the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and Diplomat of the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. Dr Shapiro has worked for Western University for the past 8 years. Prior to that he was in private practice in various aspects of patient care, including multi-specialty hospital-based practice, several wound care clinics, and individual proprietor private practice. Dr Shapiro's training includes a 3-year foot and ankle residency at Botsford Hospital in Farmington Hills, Michigan after graduating from the California College of Podiatric Medicine in San Francisco, CA in 2003. After completing his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree at the California College of Podiatric Medicine, he did his 3-year postgraduate training at Botsford General Hospital in Farmington Hills, Michigan from 2003 - 2006.He is also the Editor of PRESENT's Practice Perfect.


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Kroger is warning customers of a coupon scam circulating on social media.
The company says the scam involves an unauthorized "$250 Kroger Shopping Coupon."
The giveaway is not affiliated with or supported by the Kroger Company, according to a Facebook post.
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Who says you can't get into an airliner cockpit anymore? Returning from a recent vacation with the kids in a DC-9, we let everyone else off the plane first so we could take a little more time with the kids and our bags getting up the aisle to leave. When we got to the cockpit, the FO offered the kids a chance to see the cockpit up close. Pretty darned cool.
Cole got into the left seat. The FO offered Ella the right seat, but she was a little intimidated. I was on the verge of asking for the right seat myself, but thought better of it.
And the coolest part? Sitting there in the left seat, Cole looks the FO straight in the eye and says "Y'know, my dad's a pilot!"
Love that boy, I do . . .
Monday, March 31, 2008
Cole Sits Left Seat in a DC-9
Posted by Stephen Force (Steve Tupper) at 12:11 AM
Labels: Cockpit, Cole Tupper, DC-9
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Very very cool. My daughter tells her friends that I fly too. I think she is proud of me just like Cole is of his dad.
Very nice! I remember getting to do that when I was a kid. The best was when I got to hang out in the cockpit of a B-52 that my dad flew. I figured my six-year-old son would never get the chance, but maybe there's hope.
- Greg Summers said...
That is awesome! I know you were excited for Cole....and to have him say that you are a pilot is even better....cause we all want to tell everyone, but we try to hold back.
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We can imagine that it is exciting to book your stay during these times. That is why we offer you the guarantee that you can always change your reservation with a stay in 2020 free of charge.
Mezger Lodge 26E is situated on the first floor in villa Mezger and is suitable for 2 to 6 persons. This lodge (101 m2) is stylishly and luxuriously furnished and fully equipped. Through the hall you reach the spacious living room with an open kitchen. The lodge has three spacious bedrooms, one with adjoining bathroom with shower and toilet. In the hall there is a second bathroom with shower and a separate toilet. From the living room you reach the balcony (8 m2) and you look at the English garden. In the parking garage a parking space is reserved for you which you can use during your stay. During your stay you can make free use of WIFI. Dogs are not allowed in this lodge.
Please note that you have to pay a one-time cleaning fee at Mezger Lodges
• 1-6 nights €75.00 including bedding
• from 7 nights €110.00 including bedding
You will receive one set of towels per person on arrival. If you wish to receive new towels, you can reserve this at €5.50 per towel package at our reception. Kitchen linen, 3 dishwasher tablets, shampoo, body lotion and toilet paper are also present on arrival.