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Jet Blue Launches Daily New York-Trinidad Flights
Airlines & Airports Brian Major October 03, 2013
Jet Blue will launch daily nonstop service from New York's John F. Kennedy Airport to Trinidad's Piarco International Airport in Port of Spain beginning Feb. 24, 2014. JetBlue's flights from New York and Fort Lauderdale to Port of Spain will be operated by Airbus A320 jets seating 150 passengers. The new service adds to Jet Blue's recent addition of service from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood, Fla., to Port of Spain, beginning May 1, 2014.
"The largest population of Trinbagonians in the U.S. live in New York and Florida," said Yolande Selman, of the Trinidad Tourism and Development Co. "We are pleased the new service will provide visitors and returning nationals with a low-cost option to travel to Port of Spain."
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Seekins Precision is now selling an angled grip for AR-15 and similar weapon platforms. The new grips are available for both KeyMod and M-LOK accessory rails.
Seekins Precision is manufacturing these grips from aluminum using a CNC process. Grips weigh 1.6 ounces and will have an integrated QD sling mount. The grips will be anodized in a variety of colors as seen in the photo above.
The grips retail for $49.
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Seekins Precision announces new K20 Angled Grip
Seekins Precision is proud to announce that the K20 Angled Grip is now in full production and available for purchase.
Designed as a lightweight, ergonomic alternative to the standard forward hand grip. The CNC billet constructed K20 weighs in at only 1.6oz and features an integrated sling mount and anodized finish.
The K20's angled grip surface provides the shooter with better control of the rifle and ease in recoil. Shooters will also find that the K20 allows for a faster response time and a more accurate return of fire.
Seekins Precision will be manufacturing the K20 in both the Keymod and M-Lok configurations as well as offering a selection of anodized colors for ease in rifle customization.
"The response we received for the K20 during initial beta testing was overwhelmingly positive" said Kevin Weyrauch, Seekins Precision Business Development Coordinator. "We are excited to be able to add the K20 to our product catalog."

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text: Town mayor, councillor Barry Chapman, acted as official starter for the inaugural Pocket parkrun - the brainchild of Stephen Ferguson. The race, which will be held weekly, takes place over a two-lap course around Pocket Park. It starts and finishes at the Sidney Banks Playing Fields and passes through meadows close to the River Great Ouse. We have been working on bringing a parkrun to St Neots for several years and this is the realisation of that dream, said event director Ferguson. The point of the event is to provide an opportunity for absolutely anyone independent of speed or ability to run, jog or walk a timed 5km every Saturday morning. Everyone is welcome regardless of whether it takes them less than 16 minutes or more than an hour to complete the course and everyone will be clapped and cheered the whole way round. The Pocket parkrun is the second race of its kind to be staged in Huntingdonshire. Another regular Saturday morning event also takes place at Hinchingbrooke Park. Olney AC man Matthew Dicks was a convincing winner of the inaugural race in a time of 17.48, finishing 18 seconds clear of runner-up Scott Barker. Riverside Runners member Jo ORegan was third in 18.39 and also the first female finisher. Councillor Chapman said: It is incredible to see so many people enjoying themselves on a Saturday morning. Im sure the Pocket Parkrun will be a huge success.


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The UNIRAJ Result Download Link for various Graduate & Under Graduate Courses of the University Of Rajasthan is provided here. RU has conducted various of its examinations from March to May. And now the university is ready to Declare UOR Results on the official portal.
In this article, we are sharing the complete details about UNIRAJ Admit Card, Time Table, Admission, etc. The academic examinations for the UG (BA, B.com, B.Sc) and PG( Ma, M.sc, M.com, MBA) courses are finished. Students are now waiting for the results. You can get more details about the UNIRAJ Exam Results from the full article.
Latest News As On 05.07.2019: B.com Part II, BA Part I, MA, & Other UNIRAJ Results have been declared. You can find the UOR Result Download Links from this article. Stay connected fore more Rajasthan University Results.
Fresh update as on 01.07.2019: UNIRAJ Result 2019 announced for BBA, Bcom, MA, MPA, & BA. Aspirants can Download Rajasthan University Result by entering their Roll Number, Name & Date of Birth. Stay connected for latest update on result.uniraj.ac.in Result. Get UNIRAJ MA Prev Political Science 2019 Exam Result.
Latest Rajasthan University Result Server Link – Download UNIRAJ Result Name Wise 2019
About The University Of Rajasthan – All You Need To Know
The UOR is both a State University and Public University. It is one of the oldest universities in the Indian state Rajasthan. The university was set up on 8th January 1947. By then it was called the University of Rajputana. It is located in the Jaipur city and was given its current title in the year 1956. The UOR provides various Under Graduate & Post Graduate Courses. The university starts conducting its various examinations in the month of February 2019. It will start declaring the University of Rajasthan Result from May 2019.
Significant Insights About Rajasthan University Results | UNIRAJ Result 2019
Name of the academy: University Of Rajasthan (UOR)
Abbreviations: UOR, Rajasthan University, UNIRAJ
Session: 2019-20
Courses: Under Graduation & Post Graduation
Name of the examination: Rajasthan University Examination 2019-20
RU Time Table 2019: February 2019 to May 2019
UNIRAJ Exam Result 2019: May 2019
Official Portal: www.uniraj.ac.in
Result Portal: result.uniraj.ac.in
How To Download University of Rajasthan Result Name Wise 2019? Post Graduate Exam Result
- First of all, go to the official result portal of the University of Rajasthan which is result.uniraj.ac.in.
- Here on the homepage, you will get the links of various UOR Results.
- Click on the result you want to check. A new page will open.
- Here you can enter your roll number to check the UNIRAJ Result Roll No Wise.
- Or you can also click on the "Name Wise" link given below.
- Now enter your name and click on the submit button.
- The result will open.
View Rajasthan University Time Table 2019 – UNIRAJ Date Sheet 2019
The UNIRAJ Exam Time Table is a very important document for the students preparing for various examinations. The UNIRAJ Time Table has been shared on our website for many examinations. We are sharing the list of time table for the examinations going to be held in the upcoming month. Get more details about the UNIRAJ Result 2019 from the official website.
|Time Table
|Post-Graduate Diploma in Indian Culture Examination 2019
|Click Here
|Post-Diploma Course in French Exam 2019
|Available Here
|Certificate Course in Spanish Exam 2019
|Click Here
|Post Graduate Time Table Exam 2019
|Available Here
Get University Of Rajasthan Admit Card 2019 – Rajasthan University Result
- Go to the official website of the department which is univraj.org.
- Here you will find the direct download link for your admit card.
- Click on the link and start entering your Roll Number or Name in the dialogue box.
- The UNIRAJ Admit Card will upload on the department's website.
What Are The Total University Of Rajasthan Result Server Available? UNIRAJ Result 2019
List Of UNIRAJ Under Graduate Result Server – UOR Result 2019
- B.A. (Hons.)
- B.A. (Pass)
- B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) Five Year Integrated Course
- B.Com. (Hons.)
- B.Com.
- B.Sc. (Hons.)
- B.Sc.
- B.Sc. (Home Science)
- B.P.A. (Vocal/Instrum.)
- B.P.A. (Dance/Tabla)
- B. Lib. (Library & Information Science)
- B.P.Ed (Physical Education)
- B.V.A. (Visual Arts Applied)
- B.V.A. (Visual Arts Painting)
- B.V.A. (Visual Arts Sculpture)
List Of UNIRAJ Post Graduate Result Server- UNIRAJ Result Name Wise 2019
- Post Graduate Diploma In Banking And Financial Management (PGDBFM)
- Master of Philosophy (M.Phil)
- Master of Visual Arts
- M.P.Ed
- Master of Human Resource Management
- Master of International Business
- Master of Performing Arts
- M.Lib.I.Sc
- M. Ed
- M.Com.
Important Information About UNIRAJ Admission 2019- Rajasthan University Online Application Form
We are sharing some important points to enlighten you regarding the UOR Admission. You must read all the points. As these are very important. However, if you are looki9ng for UNIRAJ Result 2019, you can get it from above.
- The admission to the UOR is done on the basis of entrance test and merit.
- Students need to qualify an entrance examination to get admission for any of the PhD programs.
- Aspirants need to qualify the URATPG (University of Rajasthan Admission Test for Postgraduate courses) and UNIRAJ-MPAT (University of Rajasthan M.Phil/D. Admission Test) in order to get admission in the Postgraduate programs and Ph.D./M. Phil programs.
- Every year the MPAT application procedure starts in the month of December.
- Aspirants can fill the online forms at univraj.org.
What Certificates Are Required At The Time Of Admission? Rajasthan University Result 2019
- Mark sheet of class 10
- Mark sheet of class 12
- Cast certificate (if applicable)
- PwD certificate (if applicable)
Download Rajasthan University Exam Form 2019 – UNIRAJ Online Exam Form
The University of Rajasthan online forms are filled in the month of September-October. The examination forms can be filled as per Regular, Ex-Student and Non-Collegiate categories. Candidates can fil the UNIRAJ Online Form for various affiliated and constituent colleges. We are sharing the process of filing the online form. Read the full article for UNIRAJ Result 2019.
- Go to the official website of the department.
- Click on the Online Main Examination Form link.
- Choose your affiliated college.
- A new tab will open. Fill in the relevant information in the examination form.
What Is The Eligibility Criteria For UNIRAJ Examination? UNIRAJ Result Name Wise 2019
Under Graduate (UG)
|Name of Course
|Eligibility Criteria
|Name of Course
|Eligibility Criteria
|BA (Pass)
|10+2 with minimum 48% marks
45% marks in the aggregate of the qualifying examination
60% and above in aggregate for students coming from universities outside Rajasthan
|BA (Hons)
|10+2 with minimum 50% marks
|10+2 with minimum 48% marks
|10+2 with minimum 50% marks
|10+2 in any stream with at least 48% marks
|B.Com (Hons)
|10+2 with minimum 60% marks
|B.Sc Pass./ B.Sc. (Hons)
|10+2 in science stream with at least 50% marks
|B.Lib & Inf. Sc.
|UG or PG degree with at least 45% marks in aggregate
|B.Sc Pass./ B.Sc. (Hons)
|10+2 in any stream with minimum 50% marks
|10+2 with at least 48% marks in aggregate
Post Graduate (PG) – UOR Result 2019 Name Wise
UNIRAJ Revaluation Process – UNIRAJ Result
Aspirants who are not satisfied with their result can always fill the Rajasthan University Revaluation Form. We are sharing some easy steps for the process of revaluation.
- Firstly, go to the official website of the department.
- Now you will see the Revaluation section on the homepage.
- Candidates must click on the Apply For Re-valuation Form link.
- Fill in the relevant information related to the paper for which the revaluation is being done.
- Now make payment of the UNIRAJ Revaluation Fee.
- You can make payment of the fee through bank challan.
- Send your mark sheet with the receipt of Rajasthan University Revaluation Form Fee and the revaluation form to the University Office.
List Of Colleges Affiliated With UOR – University of Rajasthan Result Server
- St Wilfred's Teacher's Training College, Jaipur
- Alankar P.G. Girls College, Jaipur
- SS Jain Subodh Law College, Jaipur
- SS Jain Subodh PG College, Jaipur
- Vidyasthali Law College, Jaipur
- Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur
- MACP Jaipur – Maharishi Arvind College of Pharmacy
- Geeta Bajaj Women Teacher Training Institute, Jaipur
- BCSM Jaipur – Biyani College of Science and Management
- BGBC Jaipur – Biyani Girls B.Ed College
- RSPV Jaipur – Rajasthan Shikshak Prashishan Vidyapeeth
- SEC Jhunjhunu – Shekhawati Engineering College
- Maheshwari College of Commerce and Arts, Jaipur
- SBPGM Jaipur – Sri Balaji PG Mahavidyalaya
- Arch Academy of Design, Jaipur
- JLN Ajmer – Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College
- St Xavier's College, Jaipur
- Kanoria College, Jhunjhunu
- St Wilfred's College for Girls, Ajmer
- Lal Bahadur Shastri PG College, Jaipur
- SMPGC Jaipur – Stani Memorial PG College
List Of Rajasthan University Courses- Graduate Courses/ Programmes, Related Test Subject & No. of Seats- UNIRAJ Result 2019
List of Rajasthan University Fee Structure- UG & PG Courses Fee Details
Facilities Provided By The University Of Rajasthan- Why Join Rajasthan University?
- Library
- Labs
- Transport
- Garden
- Sports Ground
- Indoor/ Outdoor Games
- Drama Theatre
- Inspiring Environment
- Best Performance
- Placements Record
- Good Faculties
Placement Companies of Rajasthan University – UNIRAJ Result Name Wise 2019
Check Rajasthan University Faculty Details
- Prof. R. K. Kothari (Vice Chancellor)
- Prof. Anil Maheshwari (Professor and Head)
- Dr Kaushalya Bhanawat (Associate Professor and Head)
- Prof. M.s. Chudawat (Professor and Head)
- Dr Mini Nanda (Associate Professor and Head)
- Prof. Navin Mathur (Professor and Head)
- Prof. Rashmi Sisodia (Professor and Head)
- Dr S.p.s. Shekhawat (Associate Professor and Head)
- Prof. Kailash Agrawal (Professor and Head)
Some Frequently Asked Questions FAQs About UNIRAJ Result 2019 – Download UNIVRAJ Exam Result 2019
Ques. What Does RL Mean In The Rajasthan University Exam Result?
Ans. RL means Result Later. It can be due to not returning the library books, any document you forgot to submit, etc.
Ques. What Is The UNIRAJ Result Portal?
Ans. The official result portal for the University of Rajasthan is result.uniraj.ac.in. For all the other related queries you can log in to the official website of the UOR which is www.uniraj.ac.in.
Ques. I Forgot My Roll Number. How Can I Check My UOR Result Name Wise 2019?
Ans. You can still download and check your result if in case you have forgotten your Roll Number. You have to check your Raj University Result Name Wise.
Ques. From Where Can I Get My Rajasthan University Marksheet?
Ans. Candidates will be getting their mark sheets from the University Of Rajasthan only. The UNIRAJ Result 2019 which you will download from the official result portal is not the original one. Therefore, you have to obtain an original mark sheet.
- Help Line Number: 7726953531
- Toll-Free Number: 18001806433
- H.D.F.C. BANK: 022-33557000/33096006 ([email protected])
Ques. Is The University Of Rajasthan Approved By UGC?
Ans. Yes, the Rajasthan University has been approved by the UGC.
Ques. What Is The Rajasthan University Eligibility Criteria?
Ans. The eligibility criteria for the courses and examinations under the University Of Rajasthan is different for each course and examination. For information like UNIRAJ Result 2019 Download Link, check the full article.
Ques. Where Can I Download The University of Rajasthan Prospectus?
Ans. By clicking on this link (Click Here), you can easily download the Rajasthan University Prospectus.
Ques. I've Lost My B.Com Part 1 Marksheet For Rajasthan University. What Are The Procedures To Get The Duplicate Marksheet?
Ans. Go to the University Of Rajasthan Office at JLN Marg, Jaipur. There you will find the UNIRAJ Result Name Wise 2019 Marksheet.
Ques. How To Download The Rajasthan University Syllabus?
Ans. You can download the University of Rajasthan Syllabus by clicking on this link. (Click here)
Ques. What Is The Meaning Of EFFY In Rajasthan University Exam Results?
Ans. EFFY stands for eligible in the final year.
Ques. Does Rajasthan University Offer Distance Education?
Ans. No, the University Of Rajasthan does not offer distance education.
Ques. Are The Rajasthan University BA Final Year Results Declared?
Ans. Yes, results are declared.
Ques. What Is The Official Website of Uniraj Result?
Ans. result.uniraj.ac.in
Get Rajasthan University Contact Details For UNIRAJ Admit Card 2019
Address: Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Jhalana Doongri, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302004
Phone N0: 0141-2706813
Important Links Related To UNIVRAJ UG PG Result 2019
Check out University Of Rajasthan Official Result Portal
Conclusion: UNIRAJ Result Name Wise 2019 can be downloaded from our portal. We are providing the complete results related to Post Graduate & Under Graduate Results.


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Words and Music by Dave Brubeck
SSAATTBB Chorus with optional piano
by Dave Brubeck
The idea for "Cross to Bear" was written on a napkin in 1988, then tossed into a drawer when I got home and forgotten. While in a recording session in 1994 I played the chorale as best as I could remember then added a swing section, and ended by playing the chorale twice, with different harmonization. It did not appear on the resulting CD. However, Phillip Rice, preparing for a concert and recording session with the Chattanooga Choral Arts, heard the tape and thought the piece would make a good gospel song if it were harmonized for voices the same manner as I had played it. In order to capture the essence of the swing section, I modulated up a fourth and wrote for double choir. Choir one is polytonal, singing open fourths swing style in five different keys, while choir two sings a circle of fifths progression on the beat. Chattanooga Choral Arts premiered the piece on May 16, 2002.
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Creative Lab Amsterdam | A little piece of art
The love that Creative Lab Amsterdam has for print has now been extended with a wallpaper and poster collection. Make 'a little piece of art' of your interior with the beautiful colors and special designs from various collections.
Wallpaper; happiness on the wall
Exotic design or do you prefer a design in subtle shades of colour? The wallpaper range is diverse, so there is something for every wall! The wallpaper of Creative Lab Amsterdam is custom made. Therefore, there is a minimal waste of material. There are also special prints for the kids room.
Posters; little piece of art
In February, Creative Lab Amsterdam launched its 9-part poster collection. Of course, the designs are in line with the designs of the greeting cards and the wallpaper, and can be mixed and matched perfectly well. Your wall steals the show with these posters. They are available in two different sizes: 40cm x 60cm € 19,95 and 70cm x 100cm € 29,95.
Cards; the old fashion way
In the digital world, Creative Lab Amsterdam wants to encourage people to write again. Sincere attention for someone else, that will make everyone smile, right? The Postable Papergoods consist of several collections of cards for different occasions, such as birthdays, thank you notes and birth. They have unique designs and are made by using traditional printing techniques such as letterpress and foil printing. The envelopes are printed on the in or outside in matching design. Available from € 3,50.
About Creative Lab Amsterdam
In 2013, Heleen introduced Creative Lab Amsterdam, back then creating only custom design for logo and web design, wedding invitations and birth announcement cards. Inspired by the use of exclusive papers and printing techniques, the idea was born to create a greeting card line. This was also the moment that Nienke joined the label. Together in August 2016, they launched the first collection of greeting cards. They never stop moving in the Lab, always on the move and creating, in the meantime the brand has been expanded with a wallpaper and poster collection. Creative Lab Amsterdam is available throughout Europe.


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School Bells
January 3, 2009
School Starting and I'm trying to squeeze in as much SL, photoshopping, outings and sleep into the next 2 days. Today's outift was inspired by the Vivian Hsu Cover of "ai nu sheng Girl" (I am still unsure if its Girl ai nu sheng or ai nu sheng girl. I'm just gonna call it the latter as the former translates to girl loves girl which seems rather wrong to me :P) It's the typical badgirl/school-like outfit, including the vest, the necessary mini skirt and the tie. The skirt was a dollarbie I picked from Gypsy Soul and its flawless. I just love how the texture flows from the glitch pants to the prim, making the velvet like texture of the skirt appearing smooth and flowy, even at the default SL windlight settings. It's not so obvious with this pose due to the usual annoying way prims flow when sitting. However, I must say it certainly is the best dollarbie skirt I've ever picked. Hurry to get it before it's gone!
Undershirt + Skirt: ~GypsySoul~ Holiday outfit
Shirt: {Gisaci} Cambridge Cuffed Shirt – Ajan Creme
Vest: (Elephant Outfitters) Andy Denim Vest – Light Gray
Tie: [KA] MEN *Twist* Tie (black) (modded)
Belt: Maitreya – Leather Belt DarkBrown
Hair: Maitreya Chloe – Charcoal
Bangles: ZC : Kaya Cornelian bracelet gold
Boots: *COCO* Gift Boots
On the Side note, Ange will be joining me on this blog to blog about her shopping adventures *squeals*


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David Suzuki Secondary School student, Eden Wondmeneh, joins the 29th class of Canada's top Loran Scholars. Wondmeneh is one of 34 students to receive this prestigious Loran Scholar award. This coveted award recognizes academic achievement, extracurricular activities, commitment to serving their communities and proven leadership abilities.
Wondmeneh is a leader both in and outside of the classroom. She works diligently to support school initiatives to achieve her goal of empowering fellow classmates. While in school, she earns and maintains top grades while simultaneously playing an active role in the Me to We club, Mental Wellness Committee, Because I Am a Girl, Black History Month and LINK Crew. Outside of the classroom, her active role and continued support for local food banks, women's shelters and the adoption of a sister aboriginal school has resulted in the betterment of the local community. Every leadership role she takes on is independently driven and executes every task to the best of her abilities.
On her downtime, she enjoys singing and playing the piano. Wondmeneh plans to earn a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Biology.
Over 5,000 students from across Canada apply for The Loran Award. Each year, only 88 students are invited to its national selection process by panelists who will make the final decision. Recipients of this award are granted a $100,000 scholarship, including a $10,000 annual stipend, mentorship, summer internships, annual retreats and a weeklong orientation expedition in Algonquin Park, Ontario.
To read more about what Wondmeneh and her fellow classmates are doing, follow @DavidSuzukiSS on Twitter.
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Pogue Supply is always ready to dish out the goods to pool owners everywhere, and in the summer, that needs to happen far more frequently than you'd think! Pool maintenance is a frustrating task; things come up that need to be taken care of immediately, and in the summer heat, you'd be hard pressed to own a broken pool! No matter what pool supplies you're looking for, Pogue Supply can make sure that your pool is up and running at its best, and that your summer is nice and cool! Don't put yourself at a disadvantage with some faulty equipment! Instead, keep the pool of your dreams with the best equipment around!
Swimming Pool Pumps Parts aren't easy to come by at a decent price, but luckily, Pogue Supply makes sure to sell the highest quality parts for the lowest price possible. Why's that? Well, we care about our customers, and we want people to find what they need as easily as possible. There's no reason to put any stress on yourself searching store to store for a single part! Instead, you can rely on Pogue Supply as your one stop shop for all of your swimming pool needs. So, when you're looking for swimming pool pumps parts, or anything that has to do with your pool, you're looking for Pogue Supply.
Owning a pool makes summer just a little bit nicer. As if the sun blazing all day and breaking out your favorite tank top wasn't enough to put a smile on your face, having access to a refreshing swim any time that you'd like really puts the icing on the cake. You know what can ruin that beautiful experience? A broken pool pump. Although having a pool is a fantastic way to enjoy your summer, it also requires constant care. You can't just let your pool sit around with no treatment, and you can't expect any of your current equipment to last without any repairs or issues coming up. It's just part of the experience! When these problems arise, don't feel lost. Pogue Supply can fix them quickly and efficiently, and you'll be back to swimming in no time!
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Read about my cookbook project after the eats.
Breakfast was the same as yesterday:
-Oat bran (the last of it, damn.)
-1/2 frozen banana, mashed
Topped with:
-Lemon zest
-Almond butter
I spent my morning and afternoon practicing my beading:
For lunch I reverted back to childhood with this plate:
I had a small baked potato and I put real cheese on it. I usually don't but I needed to sneak in protein and calories.
The carrots were delicious. They were microwave steamed with:
Applesauce that I ate out of obligation and did not enjoy but was easier to eat than anything else today:
For dinner I ate the rest of my vegan mac and cheese. I changed some things: I added mustard and corn starch.
Much better!
For dessert, yogurt and Nutella with iced raspberry green tea.
Alright, on to the "Cookbook Project."
All through my childhood my mother had our cookbook cabinet stuffed full of books. I don't think she used any of them....well, I did. I used them for baking. For cooking I either winged it or followed a family recipe.
When I went vegan in high school I was gifted two vegan cookbooks by a friend. I never used them. Seriously, cookbooks were not my thing. If I really needed something, I Googled it.
This is my issue. If I want a recipe, I Google it and pick one. My recipe book is in word, seriously, look:
You can bet those babies have sub folders. ;)
I usually use recipes from anonymous recipe sites. Sometimes there are no comments, sometimes there are. Basically, I just hope it works and most of the time it doesn't. Well, what did I do wrong? Nothing, this recipe isn't tested, this recipe isn't exact. Cookbooks are tested.
My problem with cookbooks: I'm very visual, many cook books don't have pictures of each recipe. I hate milling through the pages of text hoping to find something good.
Recently I have been perusing my copy of Veganomicon and have found several recipes I would like to try. I just ordered Vegan Lunch Box: Around the World. I also own Vegan Planet and plan on ordering Vegan Lunch Box and maybe The Kind Diet. Along with those I have three binders (one for baking, one for cooking, and one for tea parties) filled with recipes that I have printed/copied/and clipped.
For the next few months, when I want something I'm not going to Google it first (this is the project.) I am going to search through my books. Does this take more time? Yep. Does this yield better results? That is the hope. Either way, I'll be using them at least.
Here's a little bit of bloggie info:
You may have noticed that all my cookbooks are vegan and I take the time to do things like vegan mac and cheese but then I eat dairy, what's up with that?
1. I am not currently vegan.
2. I have been vegan.
The reason as to why I went back to vegetarianism can be found in the About the Blogger tab.
Why don't I eat much cheese or drink milk?
1. I hate milk. It is so gross. I drank it all the time before I went vegan and after nine months of not having cow's milk, I can't stomach it.
2. I don't like real, full fat cheeses generally. I don't like heated cheese because I hate cheese grease. I actually hate all grease/oil that is detectable in my foods. I hate the feeling it gives food.
Do I eat eggs?
Why yes I do. I like eggs. I hate liking eggs but I do. I eat just the whites quite often. My friend watched me eat a boiled egg once and said, "You didn't eat the yellow part....oh, that's the baby part--haha!"
Do I eat honey?
Funny story: When I was vegan, I didn't eat honey for the first six months, then I decided that "I hate bees" (Oh, I really do) so I would eat it if I wanted to.
Now, I don't eat a lot of honey because I make most of my foods and I despise the sticky mess that honey is.
Do I eat Agave nectar?
Yes I do, I much prefer the texture of it as opposed to honey.
BUT I have more of a moral issue with agave than I do with honey (oh the confusion.)
What is my moral issue? The Blue Agave plant is dying, people.
That's all for tonight, I'm going to be away for the long weekend (Grandma's!) But Grandma has no Internet so I'll be back Tuesday!
01 July 2010
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- AnonymousJuly 6, 2010 at 2:19 PM
I love my eggs too..i just try not to think too hard about what I am eating since I like them too much.ReplyDelete
aww Hercules used to be one of my FAVORITE movies. love the plate :)
oatbran > oatmeal. new love.
Hey Kittie,ReplyDelete
I came across your blog last night while researching vegetarian/vegan sites/blogs and I really love your blog. I'm not a vegetarian but I really want to become one and I plan on eating from the vegetarian bar in the cafeteria this fall when I move into the dorm. Sorry that this has nothing to do with the post.
I hope the veggie bar has enough to eat at your school. Mine is actually nonexistent. I cook for myself as you can see. ;)ReplyDelete
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Okay…now that I am out of my Twilight fog, I can will myself to read some other books. I just finished Wake by Lisa McMann. The book centers around Janie, a teen girl who is unwillingly pulled into the dreams of people around her. I thought this was a really cool concept. Janie first recognizes what's happening when she's eight, and she continues getting pulled into dreams through her teens. Many of the dreams are the typical dreams we've all had–being in our underwear in a crowd of people, falling, drowning, and others that we just won't mention here. But it's the nightmares that are the hardest for Janie. She is terrified of these nightmares and her own special "gift." Janie eventually encounters a couple of people who help her to control and use her gift to her advantage, but the reader never really knows what kind of dream Janie will encounter next.
Wake is a really cool book for people who've always been curious about dreams. Why do we dream? Is it possible for others to become involved in our dreams? What do our dreams mean? Explore the possibilities with Lisa McMann's Wake. I also plan to pick up the sequel, Fade, as soon as it is released. Happy reading (and dreaming)!


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In an extended essay on LiveCasino.co.uk, Sam Miranda and Ben Kirby discussed ethical perspectives – both positive and critical – on gambling in the UK. In this editorial, Sam reflects on his findings and considers the ethical questions faced by professionals in the gambling sector.
It is no secret that the international gambling industry is beset by serious PR challenges. From my experience working as a writer and content strategist for the UK gambling sector, commercial gambling in Britain is subject to especially toxic critique from the media, lobbyists and political figures.
While proponents of gambling often take a consumerist or libertarian perspective in pointing to the economic contributions made by the gaming industry, we owe it to ourselves to engage in debates surrounding the ethical status of commercial gambling.
Given the number of newspaper inches devoted to gambling in recent months – predictably focusing on addiction and the 'dangers' of certain gambling practices – it feels like an appropriate time to re-assert my position vis-à-vis ethical standards for professionals in the industry. Objectively speaking, we promote and sell a service with the potential to cause harm – but this is not to say we should be condemned out of hand. However, it does mean that we have a responsibility to meet our detractors in the field and present our defence in a reasoned way.
The popular debate concerning ethics in gambling is inhibited by the inability of competing voices to sustain a proper dialogue, inevitably leading to sensationalism. So how do we bring an end to this shouting match and initiate useful discussion? First and foremost, we need to place the current state of affairs in context.
Gerda Reith (Professor of Social Sciences at the University of Glasgow) attributes the ascendance of gambling in the U.K. to a number of factors. These include the rise of libertarianism and consumerism in the working classes after the Second World War, the relaxing of anti-gambling laws in the 1970s and the increased availability of gambling afforded by the rise of internet, TV and mobile gaming. The increased popularity of gambling throughout the 20th Century has gone some way to cleansing its sordid reputation, but the market is still regarded with contempt and suspicion from some quarters.
One criticism of the gambling industry holds that the impact of problem gambling is felt most acutely by the poorest in society. This view has sustained a dominant discourse in media representation of gambling in the last few years, with politicians and news sources alike lambasting casino operators and bookmakers for setting up shop in deprived areas and targeting low-income gamblers with fixed odd betting terminals.
Proponents of the gambling industry have rebuked this complaint by appealing to player responsibility – pointing out that, like drinking, sky-diving and purchasing junk food, gambling is simply a consumer activity with certain risks attached. They argue that players should be primarily accountable for these risks.
Another argument points to the imperative of economic growth in a commercial sector. Businesses need to make a profit, governments need tax revenue and lottery funds and local economies need development and employment opportunities. Consequently, if a minority of consenting adults are irresponsible enough to 'consume' excessively, it is not the remit of the gambling industry or the state to intervene. Furthermore, many would contend that the societal burden shouldered as a result of problem gambling is far lighter than that imposed by, say, the medical and penal expense of dealing with drug or alcohol addiction.
Clearly, none of these arguments are without merit and the ethical question remains a thorny one for someone working in the gambling sector. From my perspective, it is perfectly reasonable for a responsibly-managed gambling industry to operate and prosper in the UK. Gambling contributes roughly as much to the global economy as the international pharmaceutical industry (around $300 billion) and at a time of economic instability, it seems absurd to hamstring or ban such a lucrative market. It also strikes me as grossly unfair that gambling comes under sustained attack from the media when other – arguably more harmful – vices escape this level of scrutiny.
Ultimately, we are a market that thrives on the libertarian spirit of modern consumerism; we maintain that it is the right of consenting adults to risk their wealth in a safe and entertaining context. However, many of the marketing tactics conducted by gambling operators – particularly online where government regulation is lax – are ethically suspect.
For instance, registered users on the mailing lists of online casinos often choose to 'opt out' of play after a string of losses, closing their accounts, blocking promotional emails and allowing their bank balances to recover. However, these players' inboxes will be bombarded with adverts and 'bonus' incentives a day after their exclusion period elapses (typically one month). These individuals may well have struggled with problem play, only to have their recovery process hampered by cynical marketing. This kind of aggressive advertising is unacceptable.
In sum, the gambling industry has every right to exist but must be made accountable for its actions. Like any other business, we have an obligation to shelter our players from the potential risks associated with our services/products. This means co-operating with reasonable government regulation and self-regulating our business/marketing practices to prevent excesses.
Dr. Mark Griffiths of Nottingham Trent University provides a good benchmark for the future of gambling, calling on our industry to develop new protocols to protect vulnerable players. Moving forward, we need to take these measures while remaining true to our core principals of championing personal liberty. In this way, as an ethically responsible industry, we can have our cake and eat it.
Sam is a gambling industry writer and content strategist. Follow him on Twitter.
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Weight Loss Stories
One Year Later and the Weight is Still Off!
I am a 39 year old mother to 3 children ages 19, 13, and 7. I grew up as an active, athletic kid and never really had a weight problem. After having my first son and gaining 60 pounds it all went downhill.
My desire to be active was traded in for sleepless nights and trying to juggle raising a child and going to college. That downward spiral continued through the birth of my two daughters and the weight kept packing on, my heaviest being 245 pounds. Fastfoward 6 years…
In May 2012 my husband came to me and said that his doctor recommended he lose weight to help with his high blood pressure problems. Knowing I was overweight, but never really concerned about it I decided that I would take the weightloss journey with him. I set a goal of 75 pounds lost, not knowing if I'd ever reach it, but it was something to work toward. We started a weight loss program and I immediately gave up all sugary carbonated sodas (my main weakness). Our exercise was simple, to walk together daily. We started with only a mile around our neighborhood and gradually increased it over time. We walked until it got to cold outside. I took advantage of my school's gym and the treadmill and my husband took to the recumbant bike we owned to try to keep moving. Months went by and the weight was coming off. There were only two times that I did not post a loss during my time on the program.
March 2013 marked the month that I offical met my weightloss goal of 75 pounds. It was incredible! Little did I know that I wasn't finished.
Mid-March I walked/ran my first 5k with a friend just for the fun of it. She told me later about a Couch to 5K program that our local running club was putting on in April. I went to the information session and offically joined the program. From the start of that program I was hooked! I started as a runner doing 5:1 intervals (run 5 mins., walk 1 min.) working up to a goal of running a 5k. 3 days a week from April through mid-June we trained. 2 days as a group and the 3rd day on our "own". Once the race was upon us my goal was not only to finish it, but to run the entire race, not interval it. I did it and in a much faster time than I anticipated. I immediately signed up for my next race which was a 10k to take place on Labor Day weekend. That race came and went and I was looking for my next race. It just kind of happend upon me, but the next thing I knew I was training for a 1/2 marathon that was being held in October. All the time I was training I was continuing to lose weight, I couldn't seem to eat enough. After running my first and my second 1/2 marathon (in November) I was down a total of 90 pounds.
One year later and I am still down 92 pounds. I weigh the same as I did in high school and it has been amazing. I think what helped make me so successful is that I never looked at what I was doing as a "diet". I made a lifestyle change and have been able to stick to it without feeling deprived or like I was missing out on things. I still eat things I want. I'm just smarter about how much and how often I eat certain things. I have learned to modify recipes, portion sizes and maintain my exercise to help keep the weight off. I'm officially finished losing weight and have spent the last year in maintenance. Thanks to the inital program my husband and I were on and the available online/mobile tools that I have at my fingertips I have the ability to continue to be successful for years to come.
I try to help those that ask for it and share my story and my tips, never being judgmental or putting someone down if they "slip up". Lord knows that I slipped up plenty of times along the way. I just made sure to adjust when necessary.
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We've sold eggs from our backyard hens for many years now, and we've tried lots of methods for customizing cartons over the years. These beautiful carton designs are the result of the things we've learned while branding our own backyard eggs.
We've tried stamps, which are difficult and time-consuming to apply to the inconsistent surface of an egg carton. We've tried standard labels, which have often peeled off before our eggs are even in the cooler. That's why we've finally settled on these labels with aggressive adhesive, that stay put even on an egg carton! Best, they're fast and easy to apply.
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It's the end of the month, so we're back with our Night Feed Nine for May
Are you struggling to stay awake? Welcome to the TalkMum Night Feed Nine, a collection of nine links to keep you entertained and up on the night feeds (and long day feeds, nap feeds, morning feeds and so on).
May has been a busy month, so let's take a breath and get right into things:
May was Maternal Mental Health month, an incredibly important topic and one it's essential to talk about in a bid to encourage people who might be affected to get help. During Maternal Mental Health month we featured two incredibly moving case studies thanks to Bliss, about the effect that a stay in a neonatal unit had on the mental health of two mothers. You can read Liz's story and Lucy's story.
The new royal baby arrived this month! Read our tips for recovering from childbirthif you've just had a baby, make sure you give yourself time to recover slowly.
And if you're thinking about having another baby soon, you can copy Meghan Markle's tips for a stylish pregnancy wardrobe without wearing maternity clothes.
Have you heard about cryptic pregnancies? Hundreds of babies are born each year to women who had absolutely no idea they were pregnant until they're giving birth. Read about one mum's cryptic pregnancy.
If you're off on holiday or out and about, a travel sterilising kit might come in very handy. So make sure you enter our competition to win a Milton Travel Sterilising Kit(how handy?).
Did you see Rachel Riley's very lovely announcement?
And another celebrity mum who's been documenting pregnancy and birth over on Instagram is the honest and inspiring Stacey Solomon. Following the early birth of her third baby, Stacey has taken her followers along on the roller coaster that is new motherhood, with all the highs and hormonal lows, including the truth about missing your bump (can you relate?).
We're also giving away a copy of Clemmie Hooper aka Mother of Daughters' book How to Grow a Baby...
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There is a lot of change going on in my life recently. Not only have I started a new job, but I've started teaching my first student with the blessing of my sensei. I didn't go searching for it; it found me.
Teaching is interesting. Right now, I feel like I'm just trying to figure out what works best for this student. But it challenges me in a way that other training doesn't. I have to try to remember what it was like when everything was new for me.
I don't believe in a one-size fits all approach. Each student has different challenges. I have trouble with my posture from playing roller derby and problems with my ankles too. I also need more frequent water breaks than most people.
Some are dealing with different injuries. Others have trouble focusing. Vision, hearing, spatial, and many more things can make the journey different for someone else. Some want to do as much as possible quickly. Others are more than happy to do one kata for a long time.
But beyond challenging me to try different ways to get the information through, interacting with him is enriching my life in other ways as he is also a writer and musician though in different ways from me. His worldview is different enough that it makes me check my own, but similar enough that I can jive with it.
We're taking it pretty slow. I pull some ideas out from my karate days and from the other senseis I've had along the way.
It's pretty hard at times. I'll look at how he's doing something, know it's off, but have difficulty figuring out exactly how it is wrong. I guess that's part of the whole point though. It's forcing me to learn it all at a higher level.


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A Week, Briefly (In Which We Are Sick)
I was sick.
Lola was running a fierce fever and fighting pink eye to boot.
Baymax was finishing up being sick.
Pixie said her "whole body hurt."
Various other small people were sneezing and/or coughing.
We did not start school up again.
Instead Rose Red went on a date with a very nice boy who makes her heart beat a little faster than usual.
Pixie napped, took some ibuprofen and joined Super Star and a church friend at the roller skating rink.
I did 8 loads of laundry and mapped out a new daily schedule for the upcoming semester.
We chose Madeline for our preschool book of the week.
We updated our Morning Meeting routine for the new year:
Continue with Egermeier's Bible Stories
Follow the 2017 Primary schedule for song/scripture of the month
Continue memorizing New Testament scripture passages
Continue reading The Book of Mormon
Review The Family: A Proclamation to the World and The Living Christ on alternating Mondays
Memorize the Articles of Faith (this is new for the 6 and under crowd, review for the rest of us)
Pixie came home from roller skating, admitted she'd overdone it and collapsed in a weeping heap. She slept and wept off and on for a while. I administered hugs, ibuprofen, and herbal tea and sent her to bed.
Brother had a melt down of his own.
Once most of the family were in bed, and we were just waiting for Sir Walter Scott to bring Rose Red home from work, I pulled Belle over and showed her some instructional videos on needle felting to help her get started using the wool and needles she got for Christmas. She's pretty excited to get started on some projects.
Sir Walter Scott and I sat up discussing the needs of various children for a while. It is such a blessing to have him as my partner in this work of raising our family.
Tired though I was, it was hard to sleep with the needs of our children pressing on my mind.
But prayer is a gift, and Heavenly Father answered mine with peace.
The day began too early with Mister Man waking from a nightmare at 4:00 am. Then Brother and Little Brother threw a party at 4:30 am. They were so loud they woke up Nature Angel, and Sir Walter Scott had to move Little Brother to a couch downstairs where he promptly fell back to sleep. Brother and Nature Angel slept again, too.
We have a ginormous house. We should be able to arrange it so that children's sleeping needs are met, but we have enough special circumstances to make bedroom arrangements hard! We've made physical changes and mapped out other changes only to run into obstacles.
I guess it's time to return to prayer.
The highlight of the day was picking up Belle's (late) birthday present--a puppy!
Meet Theo.
Belle cried when she saw him. She is happier than I've ever seen her, and though Sir Walter Scott and I don't really want a dog (our previous dog died late last spring), we felt strongly that Belle needed one. All through our journey of trying to decide whether to go ahead and do this or not, we kept trying to back out, but Heavenly Father would open a door or reconfirm that this is important for our girl.
And He, of course, is so right.
Belle just shines.
Theo has woken up something in her that was dormant for lack of light. I've worried and prayed long over her needs, and Theo is an important answer for her development and well-being. (The needle-felting will probably sit on a shelf for a while 🌝)
It doesn't hurt that Theo is too cute for words.
We were really, really sick.
When the girls texted their church leaders to let them know they wouldn't be at activities that night one of them spent the day making an enormous pot of homemade chicken soup then packed up her kids and drove 15 miles to our house to deliver it just in time for dinner.
I'm positive there's a place in heaven for her.
Another really, really sick day. More of us are down. The only healthy ones were Sir Walter Scott (he was at work), Ladybug, Mister Man, Brother, Little Brother, and Little Princess. Super Star was kind of okay--at least enough to help pass out some food here and there, but we were in a bad way.
Sweet Belle felt terrible, but she held herself together to take care of Theo. At one point Nature Angel and Little Princess watched him so that Bell could nap for a while. But poor Nature Angel was a wreck by the time Belle woke up.
Mister Man is down now, and Sir Walter Scott is sneezing suspiciously. He says he's okay, but I suspect he's on his way down. Little Brother said his "froat hurt" last night, so I have my suspicions about him, too.
The fevers are terrible--nearly 104--and the aches are horrible. No one is going to die of this, but we are pretty sick.
Sir Walter Scott is home today, and he's a nurse by profession. I'm going to leave him to nursing duties while I go back to bed (I got up with the babies for a while so he could get a bit of sleep--I think he got up every half hour last night with someone) and try to recuperate enough to take back over care of the family before he falls prey to this illness.
I'm thinking we're not going to resume school for a while.
I'm so thankful that we're usually healthy!!!!
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Butterflies Pattern Kimono Beret (kb6)
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This beret is made from Japanese kimono. It features a colorful butterflies pattern.
Kimono beret is handmade one by one by a skilled craftsman. Unlike a soft beret, it has fairly firm structure like a bowler hat. (To know more about our Kimono series items, here is our concept of Kimono series)
・FREE SIZE (diameter: 6.1 in, height: 1.8 in)
・Made in Japan
・Kimono (Silk 100%)
・Coral orange color
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At the start of each school year, class teachers in Years 1 to 6 carry out a baseline assessment in maths and English.
In EYFS, a baseline is done in September and then regular observation takes place and records kept thereafter using Tapestry.
Each term in Year 1 to 6 assessments are carried out in maths and English and data is entered on to Target Tracker
Pupil progress tracking meetings take place with senior leaders and class teachers each half term.
Data is reviewed by the Deputy Head for Curriculum and Assessment and the Inclusions Leader with ongoing dialogue with teachers and support staff.
At the end of the year, EYFS do the EYFS Profile. The results are sent to the Local Authority. Target Tracker is uploaded with end of EYFS data and a GLD percentage calculated for each child.
The National Phonics Screener is done in Year 1 so we can benchmark against national standards
We do GL Assessments in Maths and English in classes from Years 1 to 6 annually in May. The results of these tests are shared with parents as well as with the next year's class teacher to assist with transition and planning.
The above is in addition to the regular daily / weekly marking and observations that all teachers carry out routinely.


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Management Today Innovation Awards - The vision of a new product or service must be backed up by a process to develop it and get it to market, as shown by the finalists of the first Innovation Awards. Jeremy Myerson reports.
Who are the managers of the best innovation development process in British industry? That was the question which the first Management Today Innovation Awards set out to answer.
Organised in collaboration with the Design Council, this scheme is all about rewarding good practice and performance in managing new product and service development.
Our judges went behind the scenes in factories, laboratories and boardrooms throughout the whole of Britain to explore in detail the process by which UK businesses take ideas to market.
The objective was not to recognise excellence in the design of specific products, nor to laud their financial impact on market introduction.
Instead the awards set out to take a holistic look at how companies innovate, using individual projects to provide a 'window' on the management of the development process.
According to Andrew Summers, chief executive of the Design Council, 'The lessons about innovation that are communicated by these awards should strike a chord across much of the business landscape.'
An audit tool to benchmark new product development performance, developed by the Judge Institute of Management Studies at the University of Cambridge, provided a useful measure of how companies operating in sectors as diverse as sanitary ware, surgical equipment and speciality foods are shaping up.
An impressive total of 430 organisations responded to the Judge Institute, which organised the awards on behalf of Management Today and the Design Council. A Judge Institute team, led by Nick Oliver, reader in management studies, visited and benchmarked 14 semi-finalists in order to draw up a final short list of six. (See box at end.)
The finalists, all of them manufacturers, were then visited by the judging panel of four. The judges, drawn from backgrounds of production, technology and research, toured their facilities, received presentations on the companies and their projects, and interviewed the key development-team members at each site.
The products encountered varied enormously in their scale, function and technology - from a naan bread for Tesco's to an ultrasonic handpiece for neurosurgeons, and from a heater in a caravan to a thermal printer inside an ATM. But some innovation themes are common to all manufacturers, whatever it is they make - such as managing relationships with customers and suppliers, or building a culture of enterprise, or simply developing capabilities by learning from one project to the next.
Interestingly, the six finalists broke down into two distinct and equal camps: large firms with 1,000 employees or more (Caradon, NCR and Siemens); and small firms with 250 employees or less (Carver, Pride Valley Foods, Spembly Medical). This posed an immediate conundrum for the judges.
Two of the clearest indicators of a successful and sustainable innovation process are how well new product development is integrated into the business and how well its methodology is documented and worked through. Small firms naturally tend to score highly in terms of business integration, given the entrepreneurial leadership from the top and short chains of command which often characterise such companies. But they devote less energy to formal methodologies which are repeatable.
Large firms, conversely, struggle in the area of integration for reasons of scale, but tend to score highly on well-documented and repeatable development methodology. This is because larger company environments, with their emphasis on training, hierarchy and process, inevitably demand more formal structures.
To evaluate across the six finalists, it was necessary to draw up sophisticated cross-referencing criteria for judging, which recognised the particular strengths and weaknesses of very large and very small firms in new product development. In all, the judging criteria revolved around 10 key questions:
1. TO WHAT EXTENT DOES THE ENVIRONMENT/CULTURE OF THE COMPANY SUPPORT INNOVATION? This factor was seen as critically important in large firms, where development 'soldiers' can feel isolated from the 'generals' directing operations at the top of the organisation. But it also helps in smaller firms if everyone is on-message about the need to innovate.
Decent levels of investment in R&D and well-designed development facilities are recognisable signs of a committed culture. Titles of departments and posts are also a clue. At the Dundee plant of NCR, for example, Allan Davidson is in charge of product excellence. 'It's not about policing; it's about encouragement and coaching,' he explained.
Many of the finalists owned up to engineering a culture change that was not yet complete. Among small firms, both Carver and Spembly Medical were determined to reinvent from top to bottom the way they did things; at Caradon, the new product development department had been renamed 'Ideas To Market', uniting its engineering, marketing and design in one dynamic 36-strong unit. 'Although I prefer to call it Ideas to Money,' said Clive Whitby, head of development at Caradon.
2. HOW WELL DOES THE COMPANY 'SCAN THE HORIZON' TO FEED NEW IDEAS INTO THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS? The ability to 'scan the horizon' was seen as essential, especially in relation to new technologies. As judge Peter Davies of PERA observed: 'The UK carries out only 5% of the R&D of G7 countries, so 95% of R&D is happening elsewhere. There are a lot of new technologies out there to look for.' Many of the finalists impressed in this area. Pride Valley Foods, for example, had demonstrated genuine vigour in scanning for new ideas in speciality breads - both in looking at the cuisines of different countries as well as exploiting new production technologies in order to replicate ethnic handmade baking on a high-volume production line.
3. HOW CONSISTENT IS THE LINK BETWEEN COMPANY STRATEGY AND NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT? This issue related to the match between product innovation and overall corporate direction, and raised the spectre of a lack of alignment between the two. The finalists generally showed a good level of consistency - none more so than Carver, a Midlands engineering firm and former whip manufacturer which has set itself a cracking pace in developing new heating and water systems for caravans.
The company has been able to reduce product time-to-market from 24 months to about 12. Carver's aim is to go from being the UK market leader to number one in Europe. Only a 'pipeline' of new products will realise this strategy.
4. HOW WELL ARE PROJECTS SCREENED SO THAT THE LEVEL OF NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY MATCHES THE CAPACITY TO CARRY IT OUT? Surprisingly, portfolio management proved to be a development weakness. A number of managers admitted problems in prioritising innovation projects, either due to a mad dash to market in small firms or a clash of committees in large ones. However, Caradon's 'road map' of all development projects, complete with stop, wait and go traffic lights, was seen as a clear way forward.
5. HOW ARE THE LESSONS OF ONE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT CARRIED FORWARD TO THE NEXT? Project-to-project learning varied from company to company. Some had formal and explicit methods of capturing and codifying knowledge. Others allowed learning from experience to soak through the organisation 'by accident'. Siemens Communication Systems was one which left nothing to chance, having a series of formal process reviews and 'process guardians'.
6. WHAT WAS THE SCALE OF THE CHALLENGE OF THE PROJECT? Some projects were radical in intent and destined to reshape an entire product approach. Others were more evolutionary, perhaps updating an important but outmoded line. In each case, the stakes were high. Given the huge cost of new product development, the gambler's dice rolled every time.
NCR, for example, took a risk in setting out to replace dot-matrix printers in ATMs with thermal technology; demonstrating public acceptance of thermal printing was a major task facing the development team. Yet the successful introduction of a thermal-printer module by the NCR team represented an innovation step-change for the company.
More evolutionary, on the surface at least, was Caradon's redesign of the Galerie bathroom range and Siemens' update of the Realitis 6.1 telecoms switch. But in that Galerie and a sister range represented more than half of Caradon's sales, and since the technical complexity of Realitis 6.1 absorbed more than 100 Siemens software engineers, these were also challenges of considerable magnitude.
7. HOW GOOD ARE THE LINKS BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT, SUPPLIERS, THE MARKET AND MANUFACTURING? Quality of linkages occupied much of the judging debate, so important are they to successful product development. The strongest senior management links were evident in small firms, where the individual entrepreneur at the top was clearly driving innovation - for example, Hossain Rezaei, managing director of Pride Valley Foods.
Suppliers were also seen as a factor in success, and in the best cases were involved right at the beginning of the development process. Not all supplier experiences were positive, however, and occasionally serious setbacks had to be overcome.
As Graham Loakes, design director at Carver, ruefully remarked of one episode: 'The moral of the story is, don't trust your supplier's toolmaker's toolmaker!'
Direct links with the market were often achieved by involving a key customer to drive the development process. The partnership between NCR and Deutsche Bank on the thermal printer, for example, was mirrored by Pride Valley and Tesco, and Caradon's relationship with Wimpey Homes. Despite the problems of finding the true voice of the customer amid the labyrinthine distribution networks of the building trade, Caradon was commended for its determination to do so.
In a different way, probe-manufacturer Spembly Medical, which was acquired last year by NMT Neurosciences, an American company, stayed close to the market through its clinical relationships with surgeons - 'the movers and shakers in the university hospitals', as Spembly operations director Patrick Sparkes described them.
Development and production teams can quite often fall out in a big way, especially within larger companies, but Siemens, in particular, showed an ability to interweave its engineering and manufacturing processes.
8. WHAT WERE THE OUTCOMES IN TERMS OF FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE? The Management Today Innovation Awards produced some spectacular outcomes. The redesign of the Realitis 6.1 telephone-exchange switch made Siemens the number-one switch supplier in the UK by the last quarter of 1998, earning £81.4 million in sales, and hitting cost targets for delivery and development.
The Tesco naan bread produced by Pride Valley Foods built PVF's turnover with Tesco from £2 million to £5 million, gaining powerful competitive edge over rivals.
In other cases, more disappointing sales of a new product were offset by the introduction of new technologies, the discovery of new suppliers or the retention of a key customer.
9. TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE PROJECT EXTEND COMPANY CAPABILITIES AND COMPETENCES? At Spembly Medical, the introduction of concurrent engineering techniques was typical of the new capabilities acquired in the course of developing and bringing a new product to market.
10. TO WHAT EXTENT IS THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS REAL, WORKABLE AND REPEATABLE? This, finally, was the $64,000 question. When companies innovate by the seat of their pants and snatch success from the jaws of disaster, the question always asked is whether they could repeat the feat, or could it all go pear-shaped next time?
Improvisation and thinking on your feet have a big place in product development, but so, too, do rigorously planned and sustainable development methodologies, especially as the size of projects and the risk increase. In this area, as in others, Siemens was ahead of the game - with its nine management phases encompassing product definition, realisation and support.
'An impeccable process,' was how judge Tony Cooke of Celsis described it. 'It's the BMW 7 series of product development. An easy-to-run system put together in an elegant way. The Siemens team evidently likes it, trains with it and works wells with it.' Fellow judge Peter Davies added: 'The company's roots are in GEC and Plessey. It is good to see a British product development process not swamped inside a global giant like Siemens.'
While Siemens Communication Systems scooped the top award, Pride Valley Foods was highly commended, in the words of the Judge Institute's Nick Oliver, as 'a dynamic small firm aggressively using innovation both in its customer relations and its production technologies to drive ambitious goals for growth'.
Caradon Plumbing Solutions was also highly commended. As Tony Cooke explained: 'Caradon has developed a transferable development process for what is still essentially a black art. In a conservative market, with a product that is difficult to make in volume, it is managing innovation well.'
In the stories of all six finalists, however, there are lessons for Britain's managers of innovation. They show that it is important to regard key customers as part of the development team; to scan widely for the best new technical solutions; to nurture a dynamic culture of innovation, so that people don't just follow the process but actually 'live' it; and to listen to users, including older users, for whom such things as panel controls on caravan heaters and printouts from ATMs can be a trial.
If the Management Today Innovation Awards suggest that UK firms are still struggling with portfolio and knowledge management, the results also reveal top marks for the ability to read markets and manage often-tricky links between development and manufacturing. Perhaps, above all, the span of business activity encompassed this year - from telecoms to toilets - shows that everyone can innovate. As Andrew Summers of the Design Council noted: 'The awards demonstrate that innovation isn't just for high-tech start-ups. You can also be successful in mature markets.'
OVERALL WINNER: SIEMENS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS. Part of the global £40-billion Siemens group, a world leader in electrical engineering and electronics, SCS manufactures telephone-exchange systems and has a particular niche in the growing call-centre market. Its redesign of the Realitis 6.1 switch made SCS the top switch supplier in the UK by the end of 1998 with £81.4 million in sales. Ian Judson, below, led an engineering team of more than150 in an innovation management process that integrated market requirements, logistics, hardware, software, development and manufacture
HIGHLY COMMENDED (SMALL FIRMS): PRIDE VALLEY FOODS was set up at Seaham in England's north-east by Hossain Rezaei, an Iranian entrepreneur and engineer, in 1992 and has become a leading European speciality-bread maker with a turnover of £17 million. Its demanding supermarket customers include Tesco, for whom Pride Valley developed a garlic-and-coriander naan bread, shown being tossed in the air by Chris Peace, new product development leader. Development of the product reflected a managed approach to market research and production technology and it quickly doubled sales forecasts
HIGHLY COMMENDED (LARGE FIRMS): CARADON PLUMBING, a sanitary equipment maker based in Stoke-on-Trent, operates in a sector that is notoriously sluggish towards innovation, but it reinvented its product development process, creating an 'ideas to market' department responsible for about 60 new products a year. Caradon, with 2,350 staff, £350 million turnover and a heritage dating back to Thomas Twyford in 1849, has just successfully redesigned its Galerie range in the face of declining sales. That's Clive Whitby, below, raising a new product in the ceramic development department
NICK OLIVER (chairman) Judge Institute of Management Studies, University of Cambridge
TONY COOKE director of product development, Celsis
PETER DAVIES managing director, PERA Technology
JEREMY MYERSON director, Helen Hamlyn Research Centre, Royal College of Art
CARADON PLUMBING SOLUTIONS - Galerie range of bathroom fittings
CARVER & CO (ENGINEERS) - 4000 Series caravan heater
NCR FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS - ATM thermal printer
PRIDE VALLEY FOODS - speciality naan bread for Tesco
SIEMENS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS - Realitis 6.1 telephone-exchange switch
SPEMBLY MEDICAL - ultrasonic handpiece for neurosurgery.


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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Another Mom Update
Now she is free to really tackle her therapy to strengthen her weak legs so she can get up out of that wheelchair.
What a journey. I remember a few weeks ago feeling elated that she could sit in a wheelchair. Now we move to the mastery of a walker, then a cane, then TA-DA, her own two feet.
S l o w l y. S l o w l y. I must remain patient. Everything in its time, in its order, in its place.
Now, about Dad. He's doing fantastic! He's not worrying about the bills anymore but is content to let them sit there until one of us can get down to pay them. He's been staying home on his own for a few days at a time and seems to be getting back to his normal routine of doing a little work around the house, hauling stuff to the dump, typical Dad-type stuff. He drives up nearly every day to visit Mom and is happy to see her cheerful and pain-free. He eats lunch with her at the center. He looks relaxed, his eyes are clear and bright. He even seems to have a bit more energy. He and Mom are getting their heads together and talking again like the team they've always been. The independence is returning and they are not wanting their kids to tell them what to do so much. This is a sign I've been waiting for because it means they want to get back to their life, they aren't afraid, they don't need us in the same way.
Just as parents let go of children a finger at a time, I find it interesting to let go of my parents a finger at a time, the grip loosening as they find their inner strength again. Still holding on till they get all their balance back, but enjoying feeling the confidence under my grip once again.
We've got a little ways to go but things are progressing nicely and as I'd hoped.
I'm going out to work in my neglected garden.
It's a beautiful day!
Thanks and appreciation to all of you pray-ers out there!
13 comments:
- Wandering Coyote said...
So glad to hear everything's on the up and up!
- Wednesday, June 25, 2008
- IndianaJones said...
such a good report. Now a breath of fresh air in the garden sounds just right.
- Wednesday, June 25, 2008
- Marianne Elixir said...
I love these updates. Three cheers for Mom and Dad! (oh yeah, and cheers to all you kids and grandkids who served and prayed and neglected your gardens to love and honor your folks.)
- Wednesday, June 25, 2008
- Cherie said...
WC, thanks. It sure is glad news!
Summer - the breath of fresh air (and the sting of sweat in my eyes) felt FABULOUS! And the garden looks better, too.
M.E. - Hip hip hooray!!!!
- Wednesday, June 25, 2008
- deanna said...
Another good report is sure good news. Hope you enjoyed the good earth today. :o)
- Wednesday, June 25, 2008
- cecily said...
Wow... what great news to come back to Cherie! That's fantastic. :-)
- Thursday, June 26, 2008
- Cherie said...
Deanna and Cecily: :D
- Thursday, June 26, 2008
- Mike S said...
Great news!! Hope they both can get back to enjoying life to its fullest very soon and without hassles:)
- Thursday, June 26, 2008
- Gardenia said...
Odd how the life goes - sometimes we are the nurturers, sometimes it turns again - and then again - have fun in your beautiful garden!
- Friday, June 27, 2008
Wow, this is amazing!!! One little operation and no more hung and she stood straight up? Unbelievable!
- Friday, June 27, 2008
- tshsmom said...
That's the best news I've heard all week!! Thanks for the update!
- Saturday, June 28, 2008
- liz crumlish said...
Cherie, thanks for the update - its great of you to keep us involved and informed. Love to you all.
- Saturday, June 28, 2008
- Cherie said...
Thanks for the encouraging words everyone!
Mike: It looks like it will be soon - and I hope it IS without hassles. Just a matter of a few weeks if things keep progressing as they have.
Gardenia: I did have fun in my garden. It's looking better and better and the joy increases along with the sight of it.
Ben, It really IS amazing and almost unbelievable. You'll be shocked - in a good way.
Tshs: I'm glad you the news cheered you, Tshs. Hope everything is going well over your way.
Liz, you are so welcome. I have another update to write as my daughters, Tom, and I just returned late last night from a weekend of parent care. It's more good news.
Again, thanks, all!
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Hetauda–State 3 chief minister Dormani Poudel said the state government's upcoming policies and programmes would prioritise press freedom and proportional development of journalism.
The government would not pass the Media Council Bill that contradicts the new constitution, he said while inaugurating an interaction with the theme of 'role of state government in the promotion of mass communication' organised here at the office of the ministry of internal affairs and law and press registrar.
He viewed that journalists could guide the government through a healthy criticism while sticking to journalists' code of conduct and help control corruption.
On the occasion, minister for internal affairs and law Shalikram Jamarkattel said the state government would prepare its policies and programmes for the coming fiscal year of 2019/20 that would help develop journalism.
Likewise, press registrar Rewati Prasad Sapkota said the state government has an action plan to develop journalism institutionally and provide subsidy to electronic, print and online news media.
Around 50 people including office bearers of the branches of 13 districts of the Federation of Nepali Journalists took part in the event.
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New York came in dead last of the 50 states in a survey of "economic freedom" because of its high taxes, large government and business regulations.
New Hampshire ranked No. 1 in the Toronto-based, libertarian Fraser Institute's study issued Tuesday.
"The link between economic freedom and prosperity is clear — states that support low taxation, limited government and flexible labor markets see greater economic growth, while states with lower levels of economic freedom see lower living standards and less economic opportunity," said Fred McMahon, co-author of the study.
The Empire State ranked 49th in taxes, 48th in government spending and 45th in labor regulations for fiscal year 2013, the most recent data studied.
The analysis includes local as well state taxation on property, income, sales and businesses.
New York was penalized in the report for imposing higher tax rates on upper-income earners, as well as high property taxes.
"Marginal income-tax rates represent the direct penalty on economic activity," the study said. "As the tax burden grows, the restrictions on private choice increase and thus economic freedom declines."
Gov. Cuomo, who is phasing in some business- and estate-tax cuts, sought to discredit the report.
"This is from an institute that does not believe cigarette smoke causes cancer. Enough said," said Cuomo spokesman John Kelly, referring to a decades-old controversy.
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Below is a video that I have put together of my portfolio. I prepared and used this for my application to study the undergraduate BA (hons) Photography with the University for the Creative Arts.
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