Wong Yee Chiang the grand winner of the Kia Picanto 1.2L GT-Line with Haji Shaiful Rizal bin Pehin Dato Dr Haji Ahmad, Executive Director of Grand Motors Sdn Bhd during the lucky draw presentation at Kia Showroom last Friday.
It has been a busy period for Kia Brunei for the past few months. With their recent Hari Raya promotion and also their engaging World Cup promotion, Kia management has been very busy in creating entertainment for the public. Last Friday, a winner was feted with a grand prize of the latest Kia Picanto 1.2L GT-Line, a model that was launched back in May 2018. The winner was no other than Wong Yee Chiang who bought himself a Kia Sportage.
The second and third prize winners were Dahlia Calidro Fajardo and Aldrin bin Benging respectively as they won an Apple iPhone X 256GB and Apple iPhone 8 256GB. The other consolation winners were Pengiran Mahidi bin Pengiran Haji Mat Salleh (Samsung Galaxy S9) and Shahri Husain (Apple iPad Mini 128GB).
Kia Brunei managed to draw in almost 500 new Kia customers during Kia's Hari Raya Deals promotion (1st May to 31s July 2018). Their promotion also included attractive package such as first three years of free insurance and road tax and on top of that, a free 50,000km service maintenance package.
Presenting the prize to Wong Yee Chiang was Haji Shaiful Rizal bin Pehin Dato Dr Haji Ahmad, Executive Director of Grand Motors Sdn Bhd.
Photos show Baiduri Finance Berhad's Sales Officer Suwardi bin Haji Abdul Wahab, and BIBD At-Tamwil's Manager for Offsite Sales Services Mohamad Asmall bin Razali drawing the names earlier this week to determine the top 20 finalists. Image courtesy of Bahyiah Bakir of Borneo Bulletin.
Earlier in July, Grand Motors unveiled their new Kia service centre at Lambak Kanan Industrial Area. The launch was witnessed by After Sales Manager of Kia Motors – Asia Regional Headquarters JY Lee and Sales Manager of Kia Motors Corporation – Asia Regional Headquarters Joseph Choi.
Grand Motors Sdn Bhd, the exclusive distributor of Kia vehicles in the country is inviting you to a world of dynamic driving and more through the 2017 Kia On Tour & Test Drive. The first leg of this year-long event will be from 10 – 14 May at The Mall, Gadong and the test drive event on 14 May at the SEAMEO-VOCTECH Regional Centre from 9:00AM – 3:00PM.
Kia On Tour & Test Drive is on its 4th year now of bringing Kia vehicles closer to its market. This nationwide tour will commence from May until October 2017. Kia will be visiting different districts in Brunei Darussalam – Brunei-Muara, Tutong and Kuala Belait. Customers will have the chance to explore Kia's fun-to-drive vehicles and experience a dynamic driving adventure. Exclusive Kia Smartphone Speaker will be given to those who will test drive during the tour.
The 2017 Kia on Tour & Test Drive is part of the larger global roadshow project initiated by Kia Motors Corporation in Korea to enable the population in its network of dealers covering countries in the US, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia and the Pacific to see, feel and experience Kia. It is part of Kia's global commitment to surpass customer expectations through continuous automotive innovation.
Kia marks its 20th anniversary in Brunei Darussalam through its promotion entitled "Kia's 20th Anniversary". 20 lucky customers out of almost 400 participants were shortlisted today, 9 January 2016 at their showroom in Beribi. These customers purchased Kia vehicles from 1 September to 31 December 2016. Each of them will bring home a prize on the grand draw slated in Friday, 13 January 2017 (today).
The prizes to be won are Apple products, Samsung gadgets, LG appliances, Harman/Kardon speakers, a trip for two to Seoul, South Korea and a brand new 8-seater KIA GRAND CARNIVAL 2.2L SX (A) CRDi.
Friday the 13th is a lucky day indeed for Md Rafiuddin Bin Hj Mohammad represented by his father Hj Mohammad @ Hj Ali Bin Hj Puting – he just won a brand new KIA GRAND CARNIVAL. Md Rafiuddin recently bought a Cerato last month at Kia Motors.
Present during the shortlisting were finance representatives –Hj Mohd Ali Hj Metussin, sales manager from Baiduri Finance Berhad and Asharul bin Norshahari Kamaluddin, assistant marketing and public relations manager from BIBD AT-Tamwil Berhad.


Weddings are always so special! If words could describe the burst of emotions during such a precious ceremony, they would say magical, unique, breathtaking!
We went to Brazil on the 24th of December to spend the holidays with the family, but there was this particular occasion happening on Jan-8th: my brother in law's wedding. I was gracefully part of the maid of honor's team, that should wear a long and pink gown for the ceremony that happened on a Sunday afternoon, precisely at 4.30pm (yes, bride was 1.30h late :)) It was very hot and sunny, but as the afternoon went by, it became more and more pleasant.
Alexia was chosen to enter with flowers along with her brother (that should hold a sign), but he had decided way before the wedding that he was not doing it at all! And there went Alexia, alone, and when she saw the crowd staring at her, she immediately froze and started turning back. It was when the groom went to meet her, all the way back from the aisle, took her in his arms, hugging her and calming her down. Just indescribable! Of course, mummy here was bursting into tears until her false lashes fell down. Luckily I have learned the hard way you should never ever trust your false lashes, and had carried the glue with me in my clutch.
The photos are all personal and unofficial, and I cannot wait to see their wedding album! A day to treasure forever!


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By Fraser McAlpine | 7 years ago
A curious thing happened at my house on Monday.
My son subscribes to the Beano, a long-standing institution of a comic (and definitely not a comic book) that I used to read when I was a kid, and my dad used to read before me. It's a knockabout, vaguely anarchic affair, full of characters that behave badly and get away with it, like (the British, superior) Dennis the Menace and Gnasher, his black cloud of a dog: not to mention Roger the Dodger, Lord Snooty and his Pals and all sorts.
And as anyone who saw the beginning of the Doctor Who story "The Rings of Akhaten" probably remembers, the Doctor reads the Beano too. Specifically the Beano Summer Special from 1981, when Clara Oswin was little.
So, you'd imagine nothing strange about a delivery of a comic through a letterbox with the morning post. That's sort of how it works, isn't it? Well no. As subscribers, we don't get the Beano on a Monday, we get it on a Saturday, and indeed we HAD got our usual copy over the weekend. So what was this? Why is a cartoon version of the Doctor – looking more than a little anteatery – leaning out of the O of Beano, and why does it appear to show Dennis hoicking a Dalek over a fence towards an unwary policeman?
It turns out this is a special Doctor Who edition of the comic, brought out as one of as series of specials to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the comic (it's all significant birthdays in the UK this year). And as you can see from the cover, DC Thompson, The Beano's publishers, have reprinted that 1981 summer special as a free giveaway too.
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Did I mention our dog is called Gnasher, just like Dennis's? Oh yes, Monday was a BIG day in our house.
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Department of Neurosurgery, Pars Hospital, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran.
Corresponding author: Abolfazl Rahimizadeh. Department of Neurosurgery, Pars Hospital, No. 83-Keshawarz Blvd, 14154 Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran.
This report is composed of two patients with anteriorly located cervical intradural arachnoid cyst and review of 24 cases in Englishlanguage literature. Both of our patients were in the first two decades of life with neck pain and motor weakness. With suspicious diagnosis of anterior arachnoid cyst surgery was carried out in both cases, though laminectomy in one and laminoplasty in the other. The cyst wall was widely fenestrated with subsequent subtotal excision of the cyst. Both cases had good long-term outcome. The review disclosed male predominance. 73% of the patients were diagnosed within the first two decades of life. Neck pain and motor weakness were the dominant signs and symptoms of this pathology. Magnetic resonance imaging showing a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) containing cyst was the best mode of diagnosis. Wide cyst fenestration with waying CSF into subarachnoid cyst was the most appropriate and applied surgery with optimal outcome.
Intradural arachnoid cysts are uncommon and arise in thoracic, lumbar and cervical region in decreasing frequency. Arachnoid cyst are mostly located on the posterior aspect of the cord. This means that anteriorly located arachnoid cyst are exceptional, particularly those occurring in the cervical spinal region . Regarding the rarity of this pathology in this certain location, it should be noted that eight out of nine cases of intradural arachnoid cyst reported by Kendall et al.  lied posteriorly in the thoracic region. Moreover, of 17 cases of intradural arachnoid cyst including eight cases of cervical region reported by Alvisi et al. , all were located posteriorly. A literature search by Kazan et al.  from 1974 to 1999 revealed only 10 cases of anterior cervical intradural arachnoid cyst including two cases of their own. However, apparently six cases escaped their attention [1,4]. In current article, besides very careful resurvey of the literature up to 1999, we updated the review yielding 24 cases reported in English literature [1,3-21]. Herein, two additional cases who have undergone surgery with good postoperative neural recovery are presented.
This 2-year-old girl was admitted to our hospital with a 2-week history of torticollis and weakness of the left upper extremity for a week. She had no history of trauma or infection of upper respiratory tract infection. Her neurological exam showed moderate paresis of the left upper extremity, all reflexes were hyperactive and plater reflex was extensor on the left side. Cervical spine X-Ray and open mouth view were regarded normal. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed an intradural hypointense cystic mass anterior to the cord in T1 and hyperintense in T2 images resembling cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) intensity at C5-C6 level which was markedly compressing the cord (Fig. 1). A provisional diagnosis of intradural arachnoid cyst was made.
With the patient in prone position laminectomy of C5 and C6 was done. The dura was tense and on opening the cord was flattened and budged posteriorly into the dural incision. The dentate ligaments at C5-C6 level were cut on the left side revealing a translucent cystic collection anterior to the cord. The cyst was aspirated revealing CSF. Following aspiration, the cyst shrunk and the cord pulsation appeared. With gentle retraction of the cord, the cyst's capsule could be excised totally. Postoperatively, the child showed motor recovery and her neurological examination three months after surgery was normal.
This 17-year-old male was referred with dull moderate neck pain followed with progressive weakness of the right upper extremity of one month duration followed by gait disturbances in recent days. On clinical survey, he was found to have quadriparesis most prominent in the right upper extremity. Cervical MRI disclosed a ventrally located intradural cystic lesion with apparent cord compression at C2-C3 level (Fig. 2).
With the patient in prone position, a cervical midline incision was made at the appropriate levels. En-block laminotomy of C2 and C3, incising the corresponding laminas bilaterally with the aid of high speed drill was done. The dura seemed under considerable pressure. The techal sac was open in the midline. This revealed a splayed cord under considerable pressure from the anterior. After sectioning dentate ligament on the right side and mild retraction of the cord, a cystic mass with transparent wall became visible. The wall of the cyst was minimally incised disclosing clear content compatible with CSF. Subsequently, the cyst was widely fenestrated into the subarachnoid space with partial removal of the capsule (Fig. 3). The cord was decompressed and returned to its normal position with good pulsation. Later, after dural closure, two level laminoplasty with application of mini plates was done bilaterally (Figs. 4, 5). The patient made uneventful recovery and post operative cervical MRI showed resolution of the arachnoid cyst (Fig. 6). He returned to his previous activities within six months.
Intradural arachnoid cysts are uncommon and most of them are located in the thoracic region followed with the lumbar and the cervical region [1,2]. Majority of these cysts lie posteriorly on the spinal cord and are rarely located anteriorly. Review of the literature revealed that anteriorly located intradural arachnoid cyst are very rare in the cervical region and we could find only 24 examples reported previously. With taking to account two current cases, the number of the cases published so far in the literature reach to 26 cases (Table 1).
Of the total these 26 reviewed cases, 15 occurred in males and the remaining 11 were female. Age ranged from 2 to 43 years with mean of 15/1 years. In 19 cases the cyst was detected in the first two decade of life [3-7,11-13,17]. Four cases were diagnosed in the third decade [8,14,15,19]. Two patients in the forth decade and one in his fifth decade became symptomatic [1,9,18].
Most of these arachnoid cysts were considered congenital, however minor or major trauma was suspected to play a role in five instances [3,4,17,22]. Trauma might take part in the pathology and semiology of intradural arachnoid cysts in two ways: either by producing a breach in the arachnoid membrane and subsequent development of a cyst or may trigger a silent preexisting arachnoid cyst into a symptomatic one.
The cyst occupied one or two vertebral segments in majority [3-6,8,11,13,16,17,21,22]. But it extended full cervical length from foramen magnum to lower cervical region in five occasions [9,12,18,19].
From clinical point of view, neck pain or wry neck are prominent symptom, but concurrence of weakness of upper or lower extremity of one or two weeks duration makes the patients or their parents to seek medical advice in our survey 38.5% of the cases had neck pain. Quadriparesis was the most frequent sign seen in 50% of the patients. Torticollis in our first case seems to be a compensatory event made for free passage of CSF.
In pre MRI era, myelography and computed tomography (CT) myelography were used to diagnose these lesions [1,3,7]. In conventional myelogram, displacement and compression of the spinal cord was visualized. However, the arachnoid cyst could have been filled only in supine delayed myelogram. With regard to CT, CSF attenuation may be recognizable on plain CT scans using rapid high resolution machines, but intrathecal metrizamide is almost always necessary to confirm and elucidate the details [3,7].
MRI is the modality of choice in diagnosis of the anterior cervical arachnoid cysts being demonstrated as a low signal round or oval lesions in T1 and hyperintense mass in T2 images compatible with CSF. Nowadays, with increased application of MRI, the numbers of the intradural arachnoid cysts are reported in increasing frequency and in earlier stage of cord compression. Twelve out of 26 reviewed cases were diagnosed in post MRI era [13-21].
In differential diagnosis of such unusual cysts in such a rare location, arachnoid cysts secondary to arachnoiditis should be born in mind. Developments of such ventrally located cysts after bacterial or tuberculous meningitis have been reported in the cervical region quite resembling congenital arachnoid cysts . Entrogenous cysts also known as edodermal cysts might express themselves with the same MRI features similar to arachnoid cysts and final diagnosis can be only made intraoperatively [24,25]. Intradural spinal parasitic cysts such as cysticercosis and hydatid cyst, although rare but should remain in differential diagnosis of arachnoid cysts specially in endemic areas [26,27].
Surgery is indicated once an intradural arachnoid cyst is suspected. The first step is laminectomy or laminoplasty, Nowadays en block laminoplasty is suggested to avoid postoperative kyphosis. This procedure is mostly and particularly recommended in the patients with cervical and cervicothoracic intradural cysts and tumors. Although children are more expected to develop postlaminectomy kyphosis but this deformity is not uncommon in adults. Subsequent to dural opening and minimal cord retraction, the cyst can be reached. In this stage, although complete surgical excision of the cyst seems desirable but it is not possible in all instances because of the scarring and adherence of arachnoid membrane to the cord. However, wide fenestration and partial removal of the cyst allowing maximal communication of the cyst with subarachnoid spaces is an accepted mode of surgery and has been applied in 69% of the reported cases with success. Recurrence might be expected if insufficient fenestration or aspiration alone is used [6,12]. Cystoperitoneal or cystopleural shunt might be used as a primary mode of surgery or in recurrences [9,11,12]. Intermittent aspiration with application of percutaneous reservoir was use in one occasion . Despite of previous reports on recurrence and even death with aspiration . There is one report of image guided aspiration with good recovery . However, we do not recommend aspiration as an acceptable modality of treatment regarding the fact that the arachnoid cysts of different types and locations mostly recur after aspiration.
In order to obviate the need for cord retraction, anterior approach through cervical body vertebrectomy has been suggested and done in two separate reports [15,21]. But, since majority of these cysts can be easily accessed through the posterior approach without morbidity, the issue of anterior approach should be remained open for discussion.
Prognosis for complete recovery should be expected with excellent outcome, especially if the arachnoid cysts are diagnosed early.
Ultimately, this conclusion was made that anteriorly located arachnoid cyst of the cervical region should be considered in children and young adults with neck pain or torticollis specially if these are followed with motor weakness. Surgery should be done as soon as the diagnosis is made, nowadays, complete recovery after surgery should be expected and despite of lack of any report on postoperative kyphosis in laminectomized cases, laminoplasty is strongly recommended in children in order to avoid post-laminectomy deformity.
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(A) T2 magnetic resonance (MR) images of case one; sagittal view showing hyperintense mass anterolateral to the cord at C5-C6 level. (B) Axial view, showing the left anterolateral location of the cyst. (C) T1-weighted MR image demonstrating hypointense cyst at C5-C6 level of the same patient.
(A, B) T2 magnetic resonance (MR) images of the second case showing an anteriorly located hyperintense mass compatible with a cyst at C2-C3 level. (C) T1-weighted MR image of the second case showing a hypointense mass.
(A) Intraoperative view showing a grayish translucent cyst in front of the cord. (B) The cyst is more clearly seen in this view.
Postoperative T2-weighted magnetic resonance sagittal images of the cervical spine showing near to complete resolution of the cyst.


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Remembering Hon. Mary Beatty Muse '50
Hon. Mary Beatty Muse '50 was perpetually in the vanguard. She was one of the first women to graduate from Boston College Law School and the only one to have four of her eleven children while a student at BC Law. She was among the first class of Navy WAVES, serving as an intelligence and […]
Hon. Mary Beatty Muse '50 was perpetually in the vanguard. She was one of the first women to graduate from Boston College Law School and the only one to have four of her eleven children while a student at BC Law. She was among the first class of Navy WAVES, serving as an intelligence and communications officer during WWII. And, in 1982, at the age of sixty-three, she was appointed a justice of the Suffolk County Probate and Family Court bench. Judge Muse passed away February 20 at the age of ninety-five.
"My mother just loved BC Law," said her son Christopher Muse. "I remember that since I was a kid she was always doing something with or for BC Law. I teach at the Law School, and it gives me such joy to be there and think about the impact she had."
Judge Muse served on many judicial, Catholic, educational, and charitable boards and committees during her lifetime and was honored numerous times, including by her undergraduate alma mater, Emmanuel College.
Mary Muse and family in 1950.
The Muse legacy at Boston College is a long one. Among the many connections, Judge Muse grew up in the house that is now the rectory for the St. Ignatius Church on the BC Campus. During WWII, she met Marine fighter pilot Robert Francis Muse, a BC undergrad. He went to Suffolk Law, she to BC Law on the GI Bill. Her daughter Patricia Muse and granddaughter Julie Muse-Fisher are BC Law alumni, and another granddaughter, Rita Claire, is currently a 3L.
In 2003, on the occasion of her receiving Boston College Law School's Lifetime Achievement Award, US Senator Bill Frist entered a tribute to Judge Muse in the Congressional Record.
A funeral Mass will be held in St. Ignatius Church, 28 Commonwealth Ave., in Chestnut Hill on Feb. 28 at 12 p.m. Visiting hours are Feb. 27 at the Fenway Room in the Administration Building at Emmanuel College, 400 The Fenway, Boston, from 4-8 p.m.
Photo at top, Hon. Mary Beatty Muse '50 with her daughter Patricia Muse '90, left, and granddaughter Julie Muse-Fisher '05.


The final week! High fives on laying a strong foundation for your work IN so far. Your sessions are becoming more effective. This week is about feeling the sensation of recovery and the accompanying ease, knowing that the more spacious and restful you feel, the more you are in fact recovering. You'll create a more tangible, tactile quality to your practice with this week's techniques.
Keep sharing your plan with #workIN28 — we'll choosing two random winners at the end of this week!
Fully feel the sensations of recovery and ease.
Whenever it fits into your day, set a timer for the amount of time you have available/want to spend.
Work IN — Do the yoga and then then do the meditation during the remaining time (follow the daily plan outlined on page 177).
Sit or lie down with your knees bent and your feet wider than hip-width (about as wide as your mat if you're using one).
Rest your arms open, palms up.
Drop your knees to one side.
Lift your knees back to center, then drop them to the other side.
Continue for about 20 reps.
Take a deep breath in... a slow breath out.
Continue to deepen your breathing.
Breathe in through a rolled tongue or slightly parted lips as if you were drinking from a straw.
Continue, feeling the cooling sensation of your breath entering through your mouth, and warm air exiting through your nose.
Congrats! Keep sharing your #workIN28 on social media — and take this practice further now by writing and following your own plan! Grab a copy of Work IN for a structured guide and loads of meditations and restorative yoga to optimize your recovery. Also be sure to check out The Work IN Collection at video.jasyoga.com. We can't wait to see where your commitment to working IN takes you! Time to crush those big goals.


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Will leave you craving more: My review of "One Perfect Spring" by Irene Hannon
about the book....
Through compelling characters and surprising plot twists, fan favorite Irene Hannon offers this tenderhearted story that demonstrates how life is like lilacs--the biggest blooms come only after the harshest winters.
my review....
Featuring characters as every bit real as you and I, Irene Hannon's latest read will leave you craving more! The plot moves along at a steady pace as the author explores the true meaning of love and life, and how wrong decisions in the past can be overcome by taking a hopeful leap into the future. I enjoyed the many characters that grace the pages of the book, especially the character of 11-year-old Haley as her perspective on life brought both some tender and humorous moments to the story. The romances that develop throughout the story will have readers heaving a sigh (though I do wonder why the characters must always be so lovely looking and muscly). I found myself contemplating the issue of adoption and all the emotions that this would bring along with it. I can't imagine going through some of the experiences these characters do! Although I most enjoy Hannon's suspense books, I found this to be a thoroughly satisfying read as well, with beautiful writing, likable characters, and deep emotion. I like how Hannon's characters make mistakes, mistakes that any of us may find ourselves dealing with in our own lives, and how she shows that God can redeem even the hardest moments and offer us second chances.
I give this book a solid recommendation and a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.Fans of Irene Hannon will definitely enjoy this book and be glad they spent time in a world she's once again created with her talented pen.
Book has been provided courtesy of Baker Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications, Inc. Available at your favourite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group.
about the author....
Irene Hannon is the bestselling author of more than forty novels, including Vanished and the Heroes of Quantico and Guardians of Justice series. Her books have garnered many honors, including two coveted RITA Awards from Romance Writers of America, a Carol Award, and a Daphne du Maurier Award. Booklist also included one of her novels in its "Top 10 Inspirational Fiction" list for 2011. For more information, visit www.irenehannon.com.


67% believe colleagues can encourage/help them do their jobs better (Social Media Today) Designing for collaboration is a weird but vital science. As we move into a world where Generation Z is colliding with the Millennials expectations are changing. Innovative companies are adjusting to the needs of the incoming generation. These companies are shifting toward the concept of "team space," a new way of working that is designed to help teams do their best work, according to a recent article by Forbes.
Even though every space is unique, the flow and necessary areas are usually very similar. It is important to approach design with a keen eye focused on building the spaces people need to be productive. That means building in areas where individuals can enjoy privacy, collaboration and social interaction.
Innovative companies are 5 times more likely to have workplaces that prioritize both individual and group work according to Gensler.
Only 1 in 4 workers say they have a good balance of focus and collaboration spaces.
When the concept of the Open Office started gaining steam, and early adopters like Facebook and Google led the charge, a majority of employers jumped on board. The result, today Roughly 70 percent of U.S. employees currently work in an open office environment. The unintended consequence, privacy is slowly dying.
According to Forbes, 30 million Americans work from home at least one day of each week and one in three will be hired to work online from anywhere they want. This swift switch from the traditional "AIS" mentality (you can Urban Dictionary that acronym if you don't know it) of old is starting to shape how companies design their office spaces. This increased autonomy, made possible mostly by technology and digital communication tools, is translating to employees having more control over where and how they work when they're actually in the office. For those designing office solutions, the importance of flexibility can't be ignored. Employees now require, if not demand, control of their surroundings.
Discover ideas for optimizing your space to maximize productivity with our free guide.
If you've worked extensively in the tech industry, or even if you haven't, chances are you work in an open office environment. Widespread in Silicon Valley, the trend of the open office took off as the unlikely marriage between two desires: keeping a tight budget and attracting talent. There was also a notable yearning for the places where the ideas for some of the most iconic tech companies originated, such as coffee shops and garages. The two primary motivating factors, budget and talent, seem incompatible at first glance. After all, providing all the free meals, transportation and recreational activities at Google takes more than a little monetary investment. But when you're a measly tech startup on the edge of Palo Alto, paying for the real estate makes the idea of staying minimalist an attractive one. Even if you have the resources of a Facebook or a Google, the open office layout flourishes. Yet, like everywhere else in the country, the tech era is grappling with what office designs work best for the space.
Everyone gets distracted at work. In all honesty, this probably occurs multiple times a day. From text messages and emails to spontaneous conversations around desks, there's almost no escape from at least some form of distraction in every work place. While people have direct control over some of those distractions (*cough cough* Facebook), there are also involuntary interruptions that spring up routinely, creating gut-wrenching losses in productivity. According to a study by Basex, distractions cost as much as $588 billion per year in the United States. There's no scoffing at a number that size, and it's a problem worth mitigating.


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Foreign Beggars, Freddie Gibbs, Fat Freddy's Drop playing Northern Bass 2019 - 2020
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Freddie Gibbs. Photo credit: Getty
The first acts have been announced for the upcoming New Year's Eve festival Northern Bass, with Foreign Beggars, Fat Freddy's Drop and Freddie Gibbs all set to play.
They'll be joined by acts including Noisia, Camo & Krooked, Friction, Quix, Shy FX and MC Stamina, Krafty Kuts, Coki, and Tokimonsta.
Acclaimed Kiwi hip-hop artists JessB, Melodownz and Ladi6 will also perform at the three-day event.
Tyler, The Creator, Halsey and Skepta to play Bay Dreams 2020
Laneway Festival celebrates its best ever artist gender-split
Northern Bass will once again be held at Mangawhai, north of Auckland and take place from December 29, 2019 to January 1, 2020.
Other artists announced include Pinch, IAMDDB, D Double E, Mungos HiFi with Eva Lazarua, Benny L and Break, Lenzman, DV Breaks and Ulterior Motive.
"We've come a long way since the first Northern Bass in 2011, with a really loyal base of supporters who come back every year with their mates," says Northern Bass director Gareth Popham.
"Even before today's first line-up announcement, Northern Bass 19/20 is our fastest selling festival yet."
The festival features on-site camping and food outlets such as Burgerfuel, Fatimas and Hell Pizza.
Tickets to the festival are on sale now.


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Q: VBA Internet explorer Automation error I was trying to set up a public test environment to see if anyone would be able to help me with another question I asked this morning and I'm getting this error which I was not getting in my original code and after browsing a bit around I cannot fix: Automation error - The object invoked has disconnected from its clients.

Here is the full code:
Sub GetBranches()
    Dim objIE As InternetExplorer
    Set objIE = New InternetExplorerMedium ' create new browser

    objIE.Visible = True

    objIE.navigate "https://casadasereia.net/vbatests/viewtree241653.html"

    ' wait for browser
    Do While objIE.Busy = True Or objIE.readyState <> 4
        DoEvents
    Loop
End Sub

Anyone knows how to fix this?

A: Use late-binding to avoid additional reference to a library and this will fix versioning issues if any.
Sub GetBranches()
    Dim objIE as Object
    Set objIE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")

    objIE.Visible = True

    objIE.navigate "https://casadasereia.net/vbatests/viewtree241653.html"

    ' wait for browser
    Do While objIE.Busy = True Or objIE.readyState <> 4
        DoEvents
    Loop
End Sub

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He has written on Instagram: "They have nothing in their whole imperial arsenal that can break the spirit of one Irishman who doesn't want to be broken.
"To the home fans that are actually educated and support me, thank you.
McClean has always been subjected to attention around Remembrance weekend while playing in England.
The 29-year-old Republic of Ireland international, from Derry, issued a statement in the build-up to this match explaining his decision not to wear a poppy on his shirt.
He said: "I know many people won't agree with my decision or even attempt to gain an understanding of why I don't wear a poppy.
Stoke designated this fixture as a 'military match day', with the Prince of Wales battalion brass band and even a commemorative coin from the Royal British Legion used by the referee for the toss.
The club released their own statement.
It said: "As a club we will be supporting the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal by wearing the Poppy on our home shirt in the fixture against Middlesbrough on November 3 and on our away shirt in the fixture against Nottingham Forest on November 10th.
"The club is proud of its close connections with the Armed Forces and have also invited members of the Armed Forces to join our remembrance at the Middlesbrough fixture.
"However, we recognise that the Poppy means different things to different individuals and communities and (like the Royal British Legion) do not believe that anybody should be forced or even pressured to wear the Poppy against their free will. James has informed us that he will not be wearing a Remembrance Day Poppy in our next two games.


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This 2016 Clio Entertainment Gold winning entry titled 'Pig Latin' was entered for The Angry Birds Movie by Big Picture, Culver City, Culver City. The piece was submitted to the medium: Theatrical: Spot within the entry type: and the category: Family/Animation. It consists of 1 video and 1 image.


The "storm clouds" are responsible for the rains with thunder and hail that hit the Valley of Mexico Sunday, Monday and will continue to affect the Mexican capital, according to the National Weather Forecast System ( SMN).
This weather phenomenon is present in the center, east, south and southeast of the country, and in recent times has been strengthened with the entry of moisture from the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, so there are very heavy rains forecast for these regions.
This "zone of storm clouds" strong cause very heavy rainfall (50 to 75 mm) in the State of Mexico, Puebla and Veracruz, as well as (25 to 50 mm) een Mexico City, Querétaro, Guanajuato, Hidalgo, Morelos, Tlaxcala, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Chiapas and Yucatan.
During the afternoon and evening of Sunday, a severe storm caused water logging and blocking by hail about three feet high in the center-west of the Mexican capital region and in the neighboring municipalities of Naucalpan and Tlalnepantla north.
Roads such as the North Loop were flooded by hail and flooding, so municipal and Federal District workers labored for hours to clear them, Notimex reported.
Just take a look at that photo gallery ^^.
More than a thousand tons of ice left the hailstorm in Naucalpan More than 600 thousand tons of ice clogged overpasses such as May Day, Sunday night where firefighters and Civil Protection, said Marco Antonio Vilchis Becerra, deputy municipal PC.
Intense hail of nearly half an hour fell Sunday night plugging the overpass May First Avenue and North Loop, Vilchis Becerra said the complete withdrawal of hail.
Ice formed a block of nearly a meter in this vial step, said the deputy director of Civil Protection.
Another step gradient affected was San Joaquin and North Loop, where a trailer was stuck in the heavy ice.
The side of San Joaquin, in connection with Peripheral North remained ice Monday morning.
In Pipila Street in Tecamachalco about 10 cars were trapped on this road between avenue of Las Fuentes Conscripto Avenue, collapsed roads that remained after the hail.


What are your key strengths and weaknesses as a listener? How can you, as a lawyer or legal professional, actually become a better listener? What listening techniques can lawyers use to be more effective with clients, witnesses, judges and mediators, and others (perhaps loved ones)?
I'm pleased to be collaborating on a CLE workshop that will help attendees explore these questions and gain a better understanding of listening skills for lawyering.The workshop will take place in Tucson, Arizona, on March 10 in conjunction with the International Listening Association's annual convention.
Presenters Jennie Grau and Anita Dorczak will facilitate the session in person, and I am working on video contributions right now. One fun project has been working with several wonderful colleagues and students at my law school on video demonstrations of "bad" and "good" listening skills in legal settings. I must confess it was easier to write and create the bad examples. I've also been rounding up a variety of statistics related to listening and lawyering. (Blog post coming soon.) There's a lot of great research out there, but also several widely accepted yet unsupported urban myths of listening.
Anita is a Canadian family lawyer and mediator, and Jennie is a communications consultant and speaker. Collaborating with these presenters has been a wonderful experience because they are not only smart and creative and talented speakers but also—not surprisingly—such skillful listeners. Arizona lawyers who attend the session are in for a unique experience including role-plays and the opportunity to take an individual "listening inventory." Boring PowerPoint and lecture, this is not.
The International Listening Association is an eclectic group with connections to many disciplines such as health care, business, spirituality, cultural studies, teaching, and research.
Lawyers, mediators, and other legal professionals are invited to attend the conference for a one-day rate (4 hours of CLE). The full information can be found here. Fees for the session go to the International Listening Association. This is a labor of love for the presenters—which is actually the theme of the whole convention, Listening: A Labor of Love.
Kenneth Grady's Seytlines blog is an exercise in what Fitzgerald meant. In Grady's essays on innovation in the legal industry—what it needs and where it is stagnating—human skills including "soft skills" have never been more valuable. Yet humans must use processes and systems and technology to avoid losing the competition to deliver value. Individual lawyers in all of their humanity have never been less expendable—or more.
Providing legal services today involves much more than listening to a client's problem and giving an opinion or delivering a document. It is a complex task in a fast moving environment that involves a much deeper and more nuanced understanding the environment in which the client operates. This isn't an equation solely for large law firms and corporate legal departments, it is true throughout all levels of legal services delivery. Individuals' lives are much more complicated today than 10, 20 or 30 years ago, so advising them isn't as easy today as it was then.
This complexity manifests in the idea that legal-services delivery should be examined and broken into more distinct parts. This idea is pervasive throughout the legal-innovation conversation, and I'd like to think more about how it affects listening.
There may be a tradeoff in client satisfaction unless technological innovations are built with empathy and surgically precise understanding of how to approximate human interaction, and when actual real-time conversations and face time are crucial. On the other hand there will be a gain in client satisfaction if perceived unnecessary conversations where the client keenly feels the billing clock ticking are reduced or even eliminated. As I said, I'd like to think more about the delivery questions—and mostly I would just like to learn from those such as Grady and Patrick Lamb and Jeff Carr and others, the gurus in this area.
This was the part of the Lawyer Analytics post that really stood out. This blog has talked at various times about the problem of measuring listening. If you can't measure it, you probably can't assess it in a meaningful way. Perhaps these "sociometric devices" are the beginning of a solution to the problem.
The possibilities of these devices inevitably bring to mind FitBits. Ken Grady's boss Stephen Poor has already covered that ground for lawyering generally in "FitBits, Data and Lawyers." On quantifying communication specifically, it seems pretty likely that we will soon have relatively affordable "FitBits" for listening.
If a client feels listened to, is that client likely to use the lawyer or law firm again? Maybe, but not if the lawyer listened deeply and sincerely while charging three times what the client expected for the work. Metrics for lawyers and firms get complicated very fast.
[M]any general counsel talk as if legal services delivered by one firm are not distinguishable in substance from those delivered by another firm. Rather, say general counsel, it is the counseling and advisory skills that separate the desirable outside lawyers from the rest of the pack. While soft skills are key qualities differentiating lawyers, until we become a process-oriented industry, legal services will not be interchangeable.
As the ways in which lawyers handle matters become standardized, it becomes easier to compare what law firms do, the quality delivered, the value clients receive, and to find areas for improvement. This is the first major step to transforming legal service delivery from a world of inputs and outputs with a black box sitting between them, to a world of transparent legal services and costs.
I hope he's not saying that "counseling and advisory skills" will become unimportant in a world of truly standardized legal services. I don't think he's really saying that, although perhaps he would like these skills to be measured in the background against a foreground with objective metrics of process.
Whether metrics for counseling and advisory skills are a good thing, or just a second-best waiting for something better, Grady's post made me want to know more about the metrics for these skills. In particular: How do GCs measure whether lawyers and firms are listening to them?
The most accessible list of metrics I found was published by the Valorem Law Group. (Thanks to Ron Dolin's post on "Getting to New Law: Standardized Quality Metrics" for pointing me to the Valorem list.) I took a look at the common metrics suggested in the Valorem list to see whether listening was mentioned. It wasn't explicitly, but it could play a role in quite a few of them.
Cycle time Effective listening could help resolve matters more quickly and reduce cycle time.
Results to predicted outcomes Similarly, effective listening can help with more accurate predictions by teasing out bad facts and revealing problems with potential testimony.
Timely work completion Effective listening can help the lawyer understand the client's preferences on setting up timelines (more flexible or more aggressive and strict).
Percentage of holdback awarded and buckets of holdbacks awarded These are incentives that are "indicative of widespread client satisfaction." Effective listening could contribute to the overall effect of widespread satisfaction.
Re-engagement percentile and re-use index A client is more likely to want to re-use and re-engage with a lawyer or law firm that listened to the client effectively. Or at least, a client is not likely to engage a firm or lawyer who didn't listen.
Recommendation index A client is more likely to recommend a lawyer or law firm that made the client feel listened to.
After action ratio The Valorem Law Group post notes that an after-action review isn't necessary in every case. Effective listening could help a lawyer gauge whether a client wants to spend time on this kind of review. Effective listening in an after-action session seems like it could be crucial to making the session productive, especially in a sensitive situation.
Quality of advice Effective listening could contribute by allowing the lawyer to have more complete information when crafting advice, and a better understanding of client preferences in receiving advice.
Quality of written product Listening indirectly contributes to good writing by giving the writer more information. "Listening" to how the writing sounds in draft form helps a writer modulate tone. Reading out loud and listening to the words can be very effective.
Quality of outcomes Listening can tease out weaknesses and strengths that the lawyer can then use to help the client understand what kind of outcomes to expect.
Wins v. losses Can listening contribute directly to wins and losses? I'll make a case here: Poor listening can result in problems such as failure to make a record, so yes. Good listening can steer a lawyer toward the arguments that matter most to the judge, so yes. And effective listening can help a lawyer manage which cases are appropriate to go the distance as "contested proceedings," thus affecting the overall set of cases measured in terms of winning and losing.
Collaboration As defined by Valorem Law Group, a collaboration event would be "two or more people meeting to discuss the case, brainstorm about strategy and tactics, and similar discussions yielding value for client." Listening is crucial to these meetings. This one isn't hard at all.
Percent of claims resolved within 30/180 days of claim As noted earlier, effective listening could help resolve matters more quickly and reduce cycle time.
Another caveat is that not all legal matters involve the traditional definition of listening, as in some form of spoken and/or nonverbal input. For those that do involve meetings or phone calls at any step of the way, the metrics above suggest that listening can affect a pretty broad variety of metrics.
The Valorem Law post notes that many of these metrics are "subjective" such as whether a client would recommend a firm or lawyer and what the client feels is the "total value index." And that brings us back to the difficulty of measuring listening in any context.


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M. tennis suffers first loss of season
Emily Lederer 12:00 am, Feb 20, 2003
The men's tennis team lost for the first time this semester, dropping two matches to two of the top 50 teams in the nation Feb. 15 and Feb. 16.
On Saturday the Bulldogs (3-2) fell to host No. 39 Virginia Tech 5-2 at the Burleson/Burrows Tennis Center. The Elis repeated their fate with a 4-3 loss to No. 50 William and Mary Sunday.
Head coach Alex Dorato said in an e-mail to Yale tennis alumni that he thought his team earned some valuable experience from their losses that will serve them well later in the spring.
"We may have come away with two losses this past weekend," Dorato said. "But we gained some valuable confidence by playing even with two top 50 teams."
In the fall, Yale faced Virginia Tech in the quarterfinals of the ECAC tournament, falling 6-1. In the most recent meeting, the match was lost in a close seventh match, Dorato said.
Ryan Murphy '05 and David Goldman '04 paired up to lead off the Bulldogs in the No. 1 doubles slot. The duo defeated the No. 44 doubles team of Andreas Lauland and Stephane Rod 8-6. Yale's No. 2 doubles team, Rowan Reynolds '06 and Andrew Rosenfeld '04, sealed the doubles point for Yale, coming from behind after being down two sets to beat Virginia Tech's Saber Kadiri and David Emery 8-6.
"There was a lot of positive energy in the doubles against [Virginia Tech]," Reynolds said. "In the future we need to start off with that kind of energy in every match and extend it into the singles as well."
In singles play, Reynolds added a quick point to the Yale scoreboard in the No. 6 slot after defeating his opponent in three sets 6-2,4-6, 6-3. Goldman, who played at No.3 for the Bulldogs, faced a difficult match against nationally ranked Lauland early on after straining his abdomen. He ended up losing to No. 88 Lauland 0-6,0-3.
Murphy and Andrew Rosenfeld '04, who competed in No.1 and No. 2 singles respectively, had similar results against Virginia Tech's nationally ranked players. Murphy fell in three sets to No. 94 Francis Huot 1-6, 6-4, 3-6. Rosenfeld lost in straight sets to No. 51 Saber Kadiri 6-7, 2-6.
Johnny Lu '05 lost his No. 5 singles match 4-6,4-6, and Milosz Gudzowksi '06 competed in singles for the Bulldogs at the No. 4 position. He also failed to earn a point for Yale, falling in three sets 2-6, 7-6, 4-6.
Murphy said he thought Yale could have performed better against Virginia Tech.
"No one on our team felt that we played as well as we could have," Murphy said. "But we played a very tough team very closely on the road, and I think we gained some valuable experience, especially the freshmen."
In the match against William and Mary, the Bulldogs altered their singles lineup because Goldman's injury from the Virginia Tech match kept him from competing in singles Sunday. Gudzowski, Lu, and Reynolds all slid up a spot, filling the No.3, No.4, and No.5 slots in singles respectively. In doubles competition, the Bulldogs dropped all three of their matches to the Tribe. Murphy-Goldman and Reynolds-Rosenfeld both fell in their matches 4-8. Benjamin Woodhouse '03 and Lu competed at No. 3 doubles for the Bulldogs, losing 5-8.
This marked the first time Yale had lost the doubles point in a match in their spring season.
In singles competition, Reynolds and Matt Feldman '06 lost in straight sets at No. 5 and No. 6 respectively. Lu got Yale on the scoreboard with a 7-6, 6-3 victory, and Rosenfeld followed with a 7-6, 6-2 victory at the No. 2 spot. Gudzowski and Murphy both went to three sets in their matches. Murphy ended up victorious, beating the Tribe's Geoffrey Russell 3-6, 6-4, 7-5. With the winning point on the line, Gudzowski lost his third set after a comeback rally in his second set to lose his match 4-6, 7-6, 0-6.
Although the Bulldogs dropped both of their matches, Murphy said no one on the team felt that the weekend would be an indicator of the Bulldogs' performance for the coming season.
"With hard work, hopefully we can turn a bad weekend into success later on in the Ivy season," Murphy said.
The Bulldogs will go on the road to compete against Army on Saturday.
"We need to bounce back this weekend and try to get some momentum before our spring break," Lu said. "We really want to play some quality tennis and move back into the top 75 teams like last year."


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In Bali, Tanah Lot temple is known as one of the sea temples. According to local legend, each of the sea temples was to be within eyesight of the next. All of the seven temples were also made to protect the island. The shrine was built by Dang Hyang Nirartha in the 16th century during his journey through Bali's south-west coast. There, he found a small island and decided to spend the night on it. In the next morning, the priest asked local fisherman to build a shrine on the rock dedicated to the God of the Sea.
In Balinese, Tanah Lot means the land in the middle of the Sea. Today, the temple is part of Tabanan Regency or about 33 km from the city of Denpasar. It is suggested that tourists who want to go to the temple choose Canggu route because the line of rice fields during the trip is beautiful. The temple cannot be seen from the main road because most area around it has been developed. There are some large hotels can be found near the landmark.
Tanah Lot temple is considered as one of the most sacred and important places in the island. The sea temple is not accessible to visitors or tourists because it is only reserved for pilgrimage. However, amazing views of the old with glowing sunset as background can be seen from so many nearby spots. There is a line cafe where tourists can find a variety of food and beverages as well as a line of souvenir shops where they can buy something to bring home. Some cafes around the temple area offer panoramic sunset views. When it is ebb tide, usually tourists will be centered at the beach between the rock where the cliff of the mainland and the sea temple is laid.
Another famous attraction in the site is the caves which form part of the cliff. Local people believe that a gigantic snake lives in one of the caves. They also believe at the base of the rocky island, there are poisonous sea snakes protecting the sea temple from intruders and evil spirits. The legend said that the snake is the scarf of Dang Hyang Nirartha; the builder of the temple.
When the tide rises up to the rocky island, the main land will be separated by water. When such thing happens, boats are the only way for the local pilgrimage to go to the temple. When the tide is high, the small rocky island looks like a huge boat with a shrine with trees on it anchored.
Tanah Lot temple tour is something easy to find. Most tour agents have and offer the sea temple tour. Most tourists, especially who visit Bali for the first time will be curious about it. Watching beautiful sunset in Tanah Lot will be one of the most unforgettable moments during the vacation. Moreover, it is said that visiting Tanah Lot temple is a must because of its authentic and beautiful views.
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