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Sage 200 Suite

Sage 200 Suite

Integrate your Sage Epos Software directly to Sage 200 accounts

Traditionally, business management software for all but the largest organisations has been based on many different software applications – each running in a different part of the business. Some software might link together, but often in a basic way. Software spanning the whole organisation has been the preserve of the largest businesses.

Now, many of our customers are telling us that they want software that operates across the business as a whole and delivers:

  • Support for business processes that span departments, for example, managing a prospect to a ‘suspect’ to a customer.
  • Data sharing – for example, giving customer-facing teams a view of aged debtors information or operations teams access to information on orders being placed.
  • Data for analysis across the business, enabling improved management decisions and strategic direction setting.

In response, we are organizing our software into a portfolio of suites. Each suite will include a variety of software to suit a wide spectrum of businesses. The Sage 200 suite will make it simple to pick and choose the software needed to manage processes across the business and deliver these ‘wishes’.

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Software to manage a wide range of business processes

Over time, Sage 200 will offer software to manage a wide range of business processes, including:

  • Finance
  • Distribution
  • Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
  • Asset Management
  • Financial Forecasting
  • Human Resources
  • Wholesale and Retail
  • Construction
  • Manufacturing
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This approach will give you very powerful benefits

You get the integration you want, you get the sophisticated business processes to the design you want and all of this in a familiar environment, with ease of use and affordability. And, you’ll be able to adopt the software you need, when you need it.

Flexibility. Sage 200 is flexible throughout. From the main screen of the product – which be configured to show the information most pertinent to each user to the many configuration options available within each area of the system, Sage 200 is designed to work the way you do.

Speed Batch entry facilities in Sage 200 give you the ability to enter large volumes of transactions and choose when to commit them to the ledgers. Additionally, colour-coded alerts let you know if there’s a potential problem without stopping your workflow.

Multi-user capability. Sage 200 is extremely scalable thanks to its SQL relational database and able to support many concurrent users, typically up to 50.

Foreign currency capability. You can trade with customers and suppliers outside of the UK and in any mixture of currencies. For example, you can produce foreign currency invoices, statements, receipts and payments and you can maintain currency-specific product pricing and discounts. You can specify spot and/or period rates of exchange for each currency and all changes are recorded along with who made them. All transactions are recorded in base currency with the exchange rate used, so you can closely track the effects of currency fluctuations over time.

Management Information. Information is presented graphically throughout the system, to give you quick answers to your questions. A wide range of management reports is available and the report designer (with which Sage 50 customers will already be familiar) allows you to tailor these reports, or create your own. You can also ‘pull’ information from Sage 200 directly into Microsoft Excel for instant analysis.

New Project Accounting. The Sage 200 Project Accounting module is a highly configurable and flexible costing application. It is ideally suited to businesses that run projects or services and can be adjusted to suit the needs of each industry type, whether that be companies requiring a simple or detailed costing and analysis structures. It will provide you with in-depth analysis and reporting features, ensuring that projects remain on track and profit levels are maintained.

Accounts and Finance
Nominal cost centre and departmental analysis – you can attribute costs, analyse budgets and produce management reports, e.g. Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss, by department and cost centre. You can also attribute individual transactions by your own analysis codes, for example, to track projects across departments and cost centers.

Group budgets make it easy for you to manage your subsidiary companies. Sage 200 Financials includes multi-company consolidated financial reporting and group budgeting capabilities.

Open or Closed Period Accounting – you can open, close and re-open periods as required, ledger by ledger; up to 20 periods can be set for each financial year. Access is tightly controlled by individual user permissions and there’s a full history of who changed what and when.

Trading Periods can be set up to match the accounting periods if required, or have their own date range structure. These date ranges can be set to suit your business, for example, you could measure sales performance on a weekly basis at busy times of the year and monthly at other times.

Comprehensive customer records store all the details on your customers for easy retrieval, with instant links to their sales orders.

Sage 200 Price Book allows you to trade with your customers in a fully flexible way. Unlimited and currency aware price bands for each product can be used along with unlimited discount schemes; pricing ‘communities’ can then be created to link in to them.

Credit Management – a range of credit tools are supplied including debtors’ letters, statement production, provisions for doubtful and bad debts and the ability to place customer accounts on hold. Detailed credit information can be held against each customer/supplier record.

Prioritisation of orders – you can decide which orders are to be fulfilled first, either manually, on a ‘first come, first served’ basis, by prioritising your customers, or by scheduling against deliveries.

Repeat and duplicate orders – cut down on processing time by raising quotations and pro formas and converting them to orders or invoices.

Multiple delivery addresses can be quickly chosen, allowing you to meet your customers’ needs.

Rapid sales order entry – simply choose a customer, choose a product, enter a quantity and hit ‘Save’. For simple or batch order entry you will soon appreciate the speed and efficiency that Sage 200 gives you.

Full sales order entry option – switch to full order entry for complete flexibility over each sales order – change delivery address, discounts, record cash with order. Add further stock items, non-stock items, additional charges, and comments to the order. You can modify any attribute of an existing line item such as the quantity, price, delivery date, and allocation.

Trade Counter sales order entry completes the sales order cycle in one swift routine, allowing you to offer a quick service to your customers.

Mix order entry types within your business to suit your needs.

Profit Analysis – you can authorise individuals to view the margin of a sales order line – assisting in price negotiation.

Discount Analysis – instantly see how a price has been calculated, even if your business has a complex pricing and discount model.

Better customer service – Sage 200 is packed with many more features to help you offer the best service to your customers and therefore keep your competitive edge. For example, custom search categories allow you to quickly locate products to meet your customers’ requirements. You can quickly locate and call up any sales order, drilling down to see the exact status in terms of invoices, allocations and dispatches made. Unlimited alternative stock items allow you to suggest alternatives if the chosen item is out of stock.

Comprehensive supplier records – store all details of your suppliers for easy retrieval and drill down to related Purchase Orders.

Choice of delivery addresses – orders raised with your suppliers can be shipped to a choice of delivery addresses, including direct to your own customers.

Flexible terms of business – you can specify the terms of your agreement with your suppliers, including early settlement discounts.

Automated payments – Sage 200 will suggest which payments to make in order to benefit from early settlement discounts Purchase Order authorisation allows you to set limits for supervisor approval.

3-way order matching – you can check that each delivery matches your purchase order and supplier invoice, including multiple orders and delivery note numbers.

Full Back-to-Back ordering allows you to run a lean supply chain. You can drill down from Purchase Orders to related Sales Orders and vice versa. Flexibility is built into the model: by default, a particular high-value stock item might be supplied back to back from your supplier to your customer, but this can be over-ruled at sales order entry, for example, if you happen to have one of that stock item on hand following a customer return.

Suggested Orders – Sage 200 can automatically compile lists of what you should order, based on shortfall (by warehouse, if necessary) and what’s required for back-to-back orders. The system will then generate reports to assist in negotiation if required and create consolidated Purchase Orders for you. The whole process can save you a significant amount of time.

Order Consolidation – save paperwork by consolidating multiple Purchase Orders into a single invoice.

Stock Control
Multi-location stock makes it easy to work with stock held in different locations. You can run each location independently in terms of stock levels, purchases and reporting.

Serial numbered items – you can control high value items, or other items that require a unique ID.

Batch numbered items – you can track items that need to be purchased, stored and sold in batches.

Units of measure – you can buy stock in bulk and sell in smaller quantities, maximising your purchasing power.

Organise your stock – you can organise your products into Groups for reporting purposes and create custom search categories to help you quickly locate items during order entry.

Default fulfillment methods – customer orders for a particular stock item can by default be fulfilled from your own stock, from a supplier via your stock and from a supplier direct to your customer. These defaults can be over-ruled at the point of sale order entry to allow you full flexibility and to manage exceptions.

Default comment lines can be entered against a stock item to appear on picking lists and dispatch notes, for example to convey special handling instructions to warehouse and delivery staff. These comments can be amended or over-written at sales order entry if required, for example to add customer-specific delivery comments.

Alternative stock items – you can specify unlimited alternatives to each item to ensure that your customers are never disappointed.

Stock takes – you are able to run cyclical stock-takes and only on items meeting your chosen criteria, therefore saving you time. Negative items can be recorded, to reflect ‘real world’ operation.

Unlimited suppliers – you can manage multiple suppliers for full flexibility, while recording a default supplier and cost for each stock item to speed up your purchasing process.


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Strong Results for NGC- and CAG-certified Space Exploration Artifacts

Posted on 6/12/2020

A Robbins Medal flown on the last manned mission to the moon realizes $60,000 at a Heritage auction.

Medals and other important historical items that were certified by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation® (NGC®) and Collectibles Authentication Guaranty® (CAG®) realized impressive prices in a Heritage Auctions space exploration sale in June 2020. The artifacts offered in the auction ranged from the dawn of the airplane era to the triumph of the Space Age.

The top lot in the auction was an Apollo 17 Flown Robbins Medal graded NGC MS 68 that realized $60,000. The Robbins Medals were struck for astronauts to take into space as keepsakes of their mission. This particular example is pedigreed to Eugene Cernan, an Apollo 17 astronaut who was the last person to walk on the moon.

Apollo 17 Flown Robbins Medal graded NGC MS 68, Realized: $60,000.

Except for a handful of Robbins Medals from the historic Apollo 11 moon landing mission, this lot represents the highest price realized through a Heritage auction for a Silver Robbins Medal.

Another Robbins Medal, an Apollo 10 Flown example graded NGC MS 66, realized $55,000. It is pedigreed to John W. Young, who was Command Module Pilot on that mission, in which the Lunar Module descended to within a few miles of the moon's surface. The May 1969 mission has often been called a dress rehearsal for Apollo 11 two months later. Young was the first person to fly on six space missions, dating from Gemini 3 in 1965 to the Space Shuttle program in the early 1980s.

Meanwhile, an Apollo 13 Robbins Medal graded NGC MS 68 and pedigreed to astronaut Jack Swigert realized $10,000. The flown medals from that harrowing mission were melted down and restruck in order to add the name of Swigert (who was a late substitution for the mission) and to remove the section for the date of the mission's moon landing (which was scrubbed).

CAG-certified piece of wing fabric from the Wright Flyer. Realized: $23,125.
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Meanwhile, a CAG-certified piece of wing fabric from the Wright Flyer realized $23,125 in the sale. The rudimentary aircraft flown by the Wright Brothers in 1903 is celebrated for kicking off the modern aviation era, and pieces of it are cherished by collectors.

CAG is an affiliate of NGC dedicated to preserving the provenance of historical artifacts. CAG certified the provenance of this particular example from Otto Kallir, a renowned collector of aviation history who had obtained enough of the wing fabric to build a small model of the Wright Flyer.

CAG has also certified The Armstrong Family Collection™, which comprises thousands of artifacts saved by astronaut Neil Armstrong and his immediate family. Armstrong Family Collection highlights from this sale included:

“NGC and CAG give buyers confidence in the authenticity, provenance and condition of their collectibles,” said Mark Salzberg, Chairman of NGC and CAG. “Buyers pay more for this confidence as shown by the results of the NGC and CAG-certified collectibles in this sale.”"

Prices realized include buyer's premium and are expressed in US dollars.

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Customised queuing system from Call Aid brings order to A&E

St. Marys Hospital Accident and Emergency Department, London, has recently installed a customised queuing system developed by Call Aid Limited, Nottingham.

With concerns about the increasing levels of violence against staff witnessed across the NHS, A&E unit managers identified an opportunity to enable clients to be checked into reception in order of arrival by adopting a queuing system.

Operating 24/7, St Marys A&E reception team are regularly faced with clientele who can be drunk and disorderly. A regular source of conflict in the A&E waiting area was queue jumping and clients crowding the reception desk causing privacy issues, which in turn caused altercations.

Call Aid UK’s solution to improve the arrival experience at St Marys Hospital A&E department was to design and build a robust steel pedestal that would house a ticket printer, electronics and a ticket on demand button.

Ron Gretton, Managing Director, Call Aid explains: “The A&E management team wanted a system that would allow clients to take a ticket on arrival and sit in the waiting room until they were called to the reception desk to be booked onto the hospital system.

The challenge for us was the L shaped design of the waiting area, with a number of structural pillars obscuring the view to a single display screen. In addition to these difficulties, there were no suitable walls at the entrance door to which a printer and signage could be attached.”

To overcome these issues, Call Aid selected appropriate hardware and provided a tailored software solution to produce a simple to use system. Call Aid installed three standard slim line digital patient call screens at high positions so that a screen is in view from any seated location in the waiting room.

“The A&E reception team have told us that there is a calmer atmosphere as a result of our installation and less aggression at the reception desk,” commented Ron.

The Call Aid queuing system includes clear, visual LCD displays as well as automatic audio announcements. Patients simply press a button on arrival at A&E, take their ticket and book in at reception when they see their number appear on screen – or hear the audio call to reception.

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COPIC Legal Navigator Services provides direct access to our expert attorneys and legal staff for assistance and information on complex health care topics. This support is available for physicians, group practices, medical facilities, and hospitals.

Our goal with COPIC Legal Navigator Services is to help insureds understand how legal and regulatory elements impact their medical practice and eliminate uncertainty, so they can focus on patient care.

  • Our team knows these topics from decades of experience in working with medical professionals.
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The Passionists

The Congregation of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, The Passionists, were founded in Italy in 1720 by St Paul of the Cross for the renewal of the church. The Passion of Jesus is the greatest sign of God’s love for each and every person. The first Passionists came to Australia in 1843, to begin the first Catholic Mission to the Aborigines on Stradbroke Island off Brisbane. A second group came from London in 1887 to establish what is now the Province of the Holy Spirit. They were asked to serve in the parish of St. Brigid in Marrickville, NSW. Passionists are now found in Australia, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand and Vietnam.

The Passionists assumed pastoral responsibility for our parish in 1998.  They are also engaged in works across the Diocese and across the country.

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The Stages of the Cammino

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  • Starting point
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  • Municipalities
  • Technical details

Stage 1

  • Montegalda
  • Vicenza
  • Montegalda
  • Easy. Almost completely flat.

21.6 Km

Stage 2

  • Vicenza
  • Marano Vicentino
  • Caldogno
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  • Easy. Completely flat.

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  • Easy. Some climbs and descents.

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GPS tracks, maps and route descriptions may contain errors due to the instrumentation used. Route conditions may change over time due to overgrowth, snowfalls, subsidence, roadworks, etc. All information contained in maps, GPS tracks, and roadbooks should be taken as approximate, as for any topographic map. Great care should especially be taken with tracks in bad weather or when visibilty is reduced. Routes may also pass through private property or potentially dangerous stretches of road, where traffic is heavy or there may be a danger of accidents happening (exposed sections in the mountains or canals with no barrier protection, etc.). The Associazione Cammini Veneti urges those using the tracks, maps and roadbooks to use the information carefully and not to be over-reliant on GPS tools. The Associazione Cammini Veneti declines all responsibility with regard to the use of GPS tracks downloaded from this site.

GPS tracks last updated: May 2021

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Mappa completa CFRMap of the Cammino Fogazzaro-Roi, over 80km from Montegalda to Tonezza del Cimone, passing through the city of Vicenza

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Lucozade targets social media users via Spotify

Lucozade Energy is partnering music-streaming service Spotify for an on-pack promotion targeting young users of social networks.

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Lucozade: partnership with Spotify

Based on the message of making 'energy flow', the marketing drive is intended to capitalise on the 'social capabilities' of Spotify, where users can create collaborative playlists, send private messages to each other and highlight their musical tastes in other social media.

The promotion directs shoppers to a web page,, where they can register to access Spotify content.

Created by Billington Cartmell, the promotion will run on packs of Lucozade Energy drinks from this month until the end of May.

The GlaxoSmithKline-owned brand claims that the on-pack promotion, targeting 16- to 24-year-olds, is the first to use the Spotify identity.

Consumers will also be given the chance to win free access to Spotify's Premium service, which lets users listen to music uninterrupted by ads. Premium account-holders can use Spotify on mobiles, as well as offline, and have access to exclusive content.

To promote the partnership, Spotify is giving its users the chance to win Lucozade-branded merchandise and gig tickets when they vote for their favourite track featured on the website.

Adam Williams, Spotify UK sales director, said there was a 'great synergy' between the brands. Andy Mahoney, brand manager of Lucozade, said the partnership 'comes at exactly the right time for both brands'.

Lucozade has rolled out several marketing initiatives this year. In February, it launched a digital campaign, called 'Lucozade fans fives', to highlight its sponsorship of football's Premier League.

The brand is also preparing to unveil three additional variants: Lucozade Energy Blackcurrant, Lucozade Sport Lite Orange and Lucozade Sport Cherry.The new flavours will go on sale later this month, with the blackcurrant variant backed by a £1m marketing campaign.

Lucozade is aiming to replicate the success of its apple variant, which led to a £1.2m increase in incremental sales for the brand following its introduction in 2006.

8.9% - The total value growth of the UK soft-drinks category in 2010 (impulse channels).

17.7% - The value growth of energy and sports drinks last year.

3.7% - Growth in value of the Cola sector over the same period.

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Speed Limits in Iceland - Tips and Advice for Your Road Trip

Updated: May 28, 2019

Iceland is also known as the Land of Fire and Ice. Europe’s biggest glacier covers one part of the island – Vatnajökull. And the other part is an area full of active volcanoes. Picturesque waterfalls and geysers play an essential role in attracting tourists. Apart from that, Iceland has much more to offer. Our capital, Reykjavik, is the northernmost capital of the world; it is charming and colorful. During the winter, you can enjoy the free show of Mother Nature: the Northern Lights.

Speed limit sign in Iceland in winter indicating 50km/h as the maximum speed in this area

So many things and so little time right? That is the common problem of many tourists who come to Iceland for their holidays. The best way to get the richness and the diversity of the Icelandic landscape and be fully satisfied is to organize a road trip around Iceland. Traveling around Iceland requires overcoming vast distances, mostly in uninhabited areas. If we take into consideration the poorly developed public transport, it is worth it to rent a car or an RV in Iceland. Most of the tourists coming to explore Iceland, decide to make the Ring Road trip and drive around the whole island.

We already spoke about safety while driving in Iceland before; you can read the article here. In this post, we would like to talk about the speed limits in Iceland, so you are aware and perfectly prepared for your road trip in Iceland.

Types of roads in Iceland

Let’s start with a brief refresher of knowledge about the types of roads in Iceland. The main paved road is the well-known Ring Road which encircles the island. If you decide to use this road only, it will lead you to all the famous attractions with no need of renting a 4x4 vehicle. Beware though that even some parts of the Ring Road are gravel. Gravel?

Yes, this is another type of  Iceland road. Most of the roads in Iceland are gravel with loose stones. Driving on these roads requires caution and reducing speed. Gravel damage to the windshield and the body of the car are widespread if you do not adjust the speed to the roads conditions. Beware that most rental companies do not cover the cost of these damages, and it is recommendable to get additional insurance to lower the self-risk fee in case of an issue.

In Iceland, you will also find so-called F-roads which are the roads located in the central part of Iceland – The Highlands. Those are only open during a few months in summer. Make sure you read our guide to Icelandic F-roads. For those roads, you need a 4x4 car. Driving in Iceland in this region is challenging and can even be dangerous. There are rules to respect, but we will talk about them in the following section of this article.

Speed limits

To drive safely around Iceland, you need to know the speed limits that you should abide by. Those are adapted to our roads conditions and possible risks.

If the roads signs do not indicate otherwise, the speed limits in Iceland are as follows:

50 km/h ( 31 mph) in populated areas

80 km/h ( 50 mph) on gravel roads in unpopulated areas

90 km/h( 56 mph) on paved roads in unpopulated areas

A table presenting speed limits in Iceland depending on the roads type and vehicles

You need to be aware that sometimes in Iceland you will not find the road sign indicating the allowed speed. You must know and remember which speed is valid for a particular area.

Even though the road sign says the speed limit is 90 km/h, that doesn’t mean you need to drive so quickly. You need to adjust your speed to the weather conditions especially if you are not a very experienced driver.

General safety tips

If you already decided to explore our country by car, we recommend extreme care and careful driving. When visiting Iceland by car or RV, you need to remember about the severity of the climate, vast distances between gas stations and unpredictable weather which can change drastically any minute.

If you decide to travel around the Highlands, we recommend to do it in a group of two cars at least. That way, you can get help in case of an issue. You should also check if a certain F-road is open at the time of the year you plan your trip. The most important thing is to check the weather forecast and the roads conditions before the journey, even a few times per day. Remember that the weather can change drastically at any minute. That statement is not a myth; in one month you can experience all four seasons.

F-Roads and gravel roads are narrow and curved and bumpy. You will also find some one-lane bridges. Be careful when passing by another vehicle; keep close to your side of the road and reduce the speed. You wouldn’t want to damage the side mirror, right?

Driving off-road is strictly forbidden in Iceland, and there are high fines for doing that. The Icelandic flora is very fragile and can be easily damaged by the tire tracks. Some of the plants never grow back again so please respect those rules and our nature. We absolutely understand that you would like to stop the car for some time and admire our unique landscapes, but please do it in the parking zones or designated places.

When we are talking about the flora, we cannot forget about the fauna. You might already be aware that Icelandic sheep graze freely and wander around the countryside. From time to time they need to cross the road, and this is when you need to be careful. If you see one or a whole herd standing or walking on the side of the road, slow down and let them pass. You do not want to have this poor animal on your conscience and another fine in your pocket, right?

Speeding tickets are also costly in Iceland, so we really recommend to stick to the speed limits. Icelandic roads are not made for racing, especially if you are driving in winter. Do not forget about the speed cameras. I am sure you would like to avoid getting that kind of photos from your Icelandic holidays. Some of the car rental companies require an imprint on the credit cards, and in case you get the speeding ticket, you get charged a so-called handling fee for being charged the fine.

Ring Road with a speed limit sign in Iceland

Speed Limits in Iceland - Tips and Advice for Your Road Trip

While visiting Iceland with a car, you need to be prepared for the roads conditions here and know the rules to drive safely. Driving in Iceland is challenging and require extra caution. I am sure though that with our tips and advice you will enjoy your adventure safe and sound!

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Clean Energy Canada reports the world’s three largest electricity markets were responsible for $348 billion in energy investment in 2016; costs of solar and wind continue to fall as more jobs open up in these fields

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VANCOUVER—New analysis from Clean Energy Canada shows the world’s three largest electricity markets—China, the U.S. and India—were collectively responsible for half of global clean energy investment in 2016, which totalled $348 billion.

China alone has invested over half-a-trillion dollars in clean energy in the last five years.

India is also emerging as a major destination for clean energy investment, as it pursues a goal of delivering 175 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2022—a tripling of capacity relative to 2015.

The newest energy transition report from Clean Energy Canada, a clean energy and climate change think-tank within Simon Fraser University, highlights other significant developments:

  • While total clean energy investment fell from a record-setting level in 2015, the amount of renewable electricity capacity added in 2016 rivalled 2015, as clean energy technology costs continue to fall.
  • The solar industry created one out of every 50 new jobs in the U.S. last year, while wind turbine technician is the U.S.’s fastest-growing occupation.
  •  There were 6.7 million clean energy jobs worldwide in 2015.
  •  Between 2015 and 2025, the International Renewable Energy Agency projects generation costs for onshore wind to fall 26 per cent, while offshore wind generation costs will fall 35 per cent and utility-scale solar costs will drop 57 per cent.

“The clean energy transition now appears irreversible. In developed and developing countries alike, fossil fuels are being beat out by renewable power that is clean, increasingly cost-competitive and a source of economic opportunity,” said Merran Smith, executive director, Clean Energy Canada.


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Dealing with a cancer diagnosis and all that goes with it is never easy but for Terry Jackson it is especially hard as he is wheelchair bound and has few family close by to support him through this time. When the time came to do his radiotherapy treatment Terry was worried about how he would get to and from Athlone to University Hospital Galway every day for the treatment. It was such a relief therefore when he was offered a place at Inis Aoibhinn, Cancer Care West’s facility at the hospital. The facility offers free lodging and meals to radiotherapy patients for the duration of their treatment allowing them to stay over near the hospital from Monday to Friday each week.

Terry found the service above and beyond what he ever imagined it would be. “I was so comfortable at the lodge and everything was done for me so I didn’t have to worry about a single thing. On top of having all of this made available for me I also had access to a  service from Bluebird Care whereby someone came every day to accompany me to my treatment at the hospital. As a result, what I had feared would be such a difficult time to get organised and get through was actually a really good experience.”  Terry says that it was his daughter who had heard about Bluebird and was delighted when they confirmed they could offer this service. “It was such a relief for her that I was so well looked after, as she too could relax and not worry about me.”

Terry completed a six week radiotherapy program and is now back in his home in Athlone. He remains very grateful for all the help he has received during this time and is clearly delighted with how lovely all the people were to him.

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a crown that seldom kings enjoy”

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Content is king, as the saying goes. A saying that dates back to 1914 monarchy if the historian A. Wyatt Tilby is correct in his texts. So Bill Gates may have coined it from Sumner Redstone back in the 90s but it seems it's actually a saying that's as old as the hills. Which would make it a wise statement. We like wise and we like producing killer content. Today, tomorrow and for decades to come, content will be the centre point of any digital manifesto and any hard copy manifesto for that matter, luckily we can pen many a meme.


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Neranga Jayaweera

'I have always had a desire to be an entrepreneur and run my own business...'

  • Neranga Jayaweera

Bachelor of Commerce in Finance, Management, and Strategy and Entrepreneurship

Finance Administrator, Massey University, Wellington

'I have always had a desire to be an entrepreneur and run my own business,' says Neranga, who came to Christchurch from Sri Lanka to take on a triple major Commerce degree.

'Seeing so many companies expand globally and grow into bigger and better organisations... I just can't wait to be a part of it. Being my own boss is still a few years away so first I plan to work in business consulting. I also have a dream to one day hold a pilot's licence, so my ultimate goal is to be an entrepreneur and pilot.'

Neranga won the UC College of Business and Economics and Lyceum International School Sri Lanka Scholarship which, by covering his tuition fees, made overseas study possible. He felt his degree was preparing him well for his business career.

'Not only did I learn all the applicable theory, but the degree also gave practical experience through team projects, foreign tours, industry related articles, examples and speakers, simulation games, leadership and presentation skills.

'The personalities of our lecturers make study interesting, and their availability to help makes it easier. The workload was just right and allowed me time to get involved in extracurricular activities.'

Neranga certainly kept himself busy outside lectures. He was part of a team developing a new, innovative product and vying for the annual $85k entré Challenge, and represented UC in the SDS business case competition. He was also later Chief Operating Officer (COO) for entré, helping students foster their business ideas.

He is also a talented sportsman, having picked up several awards at high school, and was the youngest member of the Heathcote Cricket Club's Senior XI. Cricket has provided a good way for him to settle into New Zealand life.

'I've been a fan of the Black Caps for a long time and cricket did fuel my desire to visit New Zealand,' he says. 'People at UC and outside have been friendly and generous. One of many examples of this is my friend Darren Booth from the Heathcote Cricket Club, who has even lent me a car while I was here, and I was really thankful for that.’

Neranga likes to get out and see more of his host country.

'Coming from a small, beautiful village in Sri Lanka, nature is something I find unbelievably amazing. I have travelled a lot around New Zealand and the scenic beauty is really breath taking. In the holidays I have gone fishing in the Marlborough Sounds, hiking, and skiing at Mount Hutt.'

He has also had the opportunity to travel to China, having been selected to take the MGMT 228 course which is a study tour of the country.

'On the tour we had to conduct English speaking classes for Chinese students and I was awarded one of seven best teacher awards voted for by the Chinese students. It was a highlight of my university career.'

When he started at UC, Neranga opted to live in university accommodation, first at University Hall and then Ilam Apartments, which gave him a taste of flat-sharing.

He later returned to University Hall as a Senior Residential Assistant for two years, and also had a part-time job as a caterer at Ilam Apartments for the 500-plus students during study.

'My flatting experience was really awesome, and I have made friends and connections I believe will last a lifetime,' he says.

Neranga is keen to point out that he appreciates people's kindness, without which moving to New Zealand 'wouldn't have been the same'. He says, 'I am grateful to my parents, teachers and friends who have always stood by me and helped me reach where I am today. I'd also like to thank UC, the lecturers and tutors for the outstanding jobs they perform.'

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There are few places that embody the pride and beauty of Franschhoek more than Mont Rochelle.

In a valley filled with beautiful establishments, it stands confidently among the best for more reasons than the obvious.

Like its owner Richard Branson, Mont Rochelle always tries to go the extra mile to be more exceptional. From the moment you step out of your car, you step into a world where good is not enough, and excellence is standard practice, like the immaculate rooms that invite you to give in and unwind. Or the pristine gardens where you can enjoy a game of croquet and boules.

The immaculate view from Mont Rochelle.

And then there’s the beautiful restaurants Miko and Country Kitchen that are a labour of passion for everyone at the estate. The restaurants are a celebration of the very best of Franschhoek, in particular, its wine and fresh produce – and the man bringing it all together is new to the Franschhoek valley.

Arek Witadzek, the recently appointed executive chef at Mont Rochelle Vineyard Hotel was born and raised in Rydzyna – a picturesque village to the west of Poland. Visitors are attracted to its exquisite baroque architecture, historic sites, and endless gardens. Just 2 446 people call this town their home.

The more than 17 000 residents of Franschhoek in the Western Cape often refer to the area as “the village”. When they speak proudly of its idyllic mountains, historic architecture and iconic vineyards you can’t help but agree that it takes a village to raise the bar in hospitality.

Spacious rooms are light and airy.

Apart from being breathtakingly beautiful, both Rydzyna and Franschhoek now have one more thing in common – Witadze – whose passion for food led him to the Cape winelands via the UK. He’s now at the helm of Mont Rochelle’s flagship restaurant Miko, as well as its popular Country Kitchen restaurant.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to join Mont Rochelle and its wonderful team. I’m truly passionate about creating a selection of menus that showcase the diverse flavours of South Africa while complementing the incredible views that are still taking my breath away on a daily basis,” he said about his appointment.

Witadzek will look to marry his European roots to South African flavours polished off with a selection of some of the best wines in the country that can be found on his doorstep in Franschhoek.
James Basson, Estate Manager of Mont Rochelle, said: “I’m delighted to welcome Arek to the Mont Rochelle and Virgin Limited Edition family. He has already settled in very well and I have no doubt our guests are in for a real treat with his culinary delights.”

There are very few restaurants that can boast the view from Miko. The Franschhoek mountains make for the most picturesque backdrop, it almost seems unreal. When the sun starts to dip, the dramatic colouring is something you want to capture, on your phone and in your heart.

The views are reminiscent of a painting.

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We were treated to a special menu to showcase Witadzek’s vast understanding of various ingredients. When the Red Velvet Prawns with avocado mousse starter made it’s way to our table, I realised that nothing about this meal was going to be ordinary. And I would be 100% correct. Crispy on the outside, succulent and plump on the inside, the prawns needed to be dragged through the mango and coriander salsa underneath it to release a sweet, sumptuous mouthful that is not soon forgotten. It was polished off my plate in a minute and when I look around, no one at the table wasted any more time than I did on theirs either.

Red Velvet Prawn starter.

For the main, don’t think twice, order the pan-fried sustainable fish with polenta mousse, onion sauce, green asparagus and baby carrots. Polenta is not a dish most restaurants get right, it can be downright stoggy and tasteless. Witadzek knows his way around a creamy, delectable, melt-in-your-mouth polenta and when you pair it with a soft, silky, fresh piece of fish – you have a star dish. What I love most about his well-thought out pairings is that nothing competes for attention, the flavours simply melt into each other to create a more potent mouthful.

Sustainable fish and creamy polenta.

A dark chocolate fondant, with a rich gooey centre, smothered in a tart raspberry sauce, hazelnut and Frangelico ice-cream with vanilla crème and honeycomb pieces completes the tasting menu.

Dark chocolate fondant.

When Branson bought the property in 2014, it placed Mont Rochelle in good company in the Virgin Limited Edition collection; Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands, Kasbah Tamadot in Morocco, Mahali Mzuri in Kenya, and Son Bunyola in Mallorca are just some of the establishments.

Mont Rochelle’s rooms balance luxury and pragmatism to make you feel right at home. It’s not pretentious in any way, and with rooms named after Shiraz, Cabernet, Pinotage, Merlot and Cap Classique it goes without saying they are tastefully designed, with all the modern trimmings one will ever need.

Not just content to rest on its laurels of its natural beauty and luxury, Mont Rochelle has a heart of gold too. Its Pack for a Purpose initiative encourages its visitors to pack a little fewer belongings and make room to bring along small supplies for local schools and clinics in the community; this way they’re making a lasting impact on the area.

The estate supports projects in the community that help ex-offender community reintegration, soup kitchens, life skills training in schools, music outreach and early childhood development centres.

With this in mind, and the spirit of Branson running freely through the estate, Mont Rochelle elevates itself above its peers in the Franschhoek valley. Its exquisite surroundings feed the heart and soul, while Chef Witadzek and his team feed your body.

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Nidha Narrandes is a food-obsessed travel addict with 21 years of journalism experience. Her motto - Travel. Eat. Repeat. She is happiest on a road to nowhere without a plan. A masterchef at home, she can't do without chilli - because chilli makes the world a tastier place.


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Gin Distilleries in and around Cape Town

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Gin Distilleries in and around Cape Town

Our guide to the best creators of gin in Cape Town, and where to find them!

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The art of making gin was said to have started in the middle ages. Made primarily of juniper berries, local gins usually incorporate locally sourced botanicals to give their gin unique characteristics and flavour. With all the local fynbos that grows in the Cape Town area, how could our local gins not carry the taste of Cape Town? These gins are local, authentic, high quality and proudly South African.

Station on Bree's bar downstairs offers some of Cape Town's special gin tastings.

Everyone knows what a schlep it is to be the designated driver, and sometimes it can feel like you’re missing out on the fun. Get someone else to drive for you! Kiff Kombi Tours have debuted their new tour, The Gin Jol, and it is simply the best way to get your fill of gin without having to worry about how to get there. Find out more about their Gin Jol.

We won't postpone it any longer, here is our list of all of the gin distilleries in and around Cape Town that we could find!

In Woodstock, you can join a gin-making course at Distillers & Union. You choose everything from the botanical spices to the alcohol level – even the logo is up to you. Love a more floral flavour? Dress your gin up with a splash of rosebud, lavender and rose geranium. For a spicier kick, there are cinnamon spices, black pepper, pink pepper, bariship, jeira (cumin) and others. Or if you like it zestier, pair some lime or orange with a herbal botanical like rooibos. If you prefer to stick to tasting what the experts have produced, there’s a range of gin, vodka, rum and even a spicy, fiery ginger beer ready for sampling at Distillers & Union.
Cost: R60 to R120 for the gin-tasting and R90 to R620 for the gin-making course.

Locally-made gins, from Musgrave Pink Gin to Clemengold and Inverroche. With your choice of sweet and sour cordials, fresh fruit juice makes up the body and a range of infusion-perfect botanicals and garnishes to choose from. Be as creative as you like, all ingredients have been tested and balanced at the new DIY Gin Bar at Nom Nom. Plus: Discover loads of awesome experiences at all the locations in the Benguela Cove.
Cost: R85pp per DIY gin

Nom Nom | Main Rd, Somerset West | +27 (0)21 851 6197 |

Get to the Woodstock Gin Company - Woodstock

This local distillery was founded by Simon von Witt and is renowned all over the city for its fynbos gin. Woodstock Gin is leagues above just juniper berries – in fact, their recipe includes rooibos, buchu and honeybush to really give their gin a botanical taste. Their gin is smooth, sophisticated and has multiple layers of flavour. Their micro-distillery is tucked away between Woodstock and Salt River, an up-and-coming urban area, and they produce four different types of gin. Their range includes the High Tea gin, which is flavoured with rooibos and has a distinctive red colour. The Woodstock Gin Company’s Inception gin comes as either a wine based gin or a beer based gin, both of which offer flavours that most gin lovers may have never experienced before.

Their tasting room is open from 9am to 6pm every weekday and from 9am to 4pm on Saturdays. Head to The Woodstock Gin Company for a locally-made gin cocktail and a sneaky tasting of their range!

399 Albert road, Woodstock, +27 (0)21 821 8208,

Hop skip and jump to Pienaar and Son Distilling Company - Cape Town CBD

Located only a hop, skip and a jump from the parliament buildings, Pienaar and Son Distilling Company is the inner-city distiller we have all be waiting for. They produce two sensational gins that any true gin lover needs to taste. The first. Empire, made with South African maize, carries typical flavours found in a dry London-style gin. You’ll taste a light citrus background as well as the comforting earthiness of pine. Their second, Orient, carries spiced notes as a homage to the spice trade of the Far East. You’ll detect vanilla, orange peel, mandarin, ginger and allspice.

Their distillery can accommodate tastings and tours, but a visit needs to be arranged beforehand. You can contact the distillery directly by dropping them a message via their website -

1 Roeland Terrace, Cape Town CBD,

Hope on Hopkins Distillery - Salt River

Many Capetonians will have heard of Hope on Hopkins, but for those that haven’t you’re in for a treat! This minimalist Salt River distillery makes artisanal gin from a top secret recipe. They make their gin from scratch, so you know exactly what processes are used in making this delicious creation. Their range includes the Mediterranean Gin, the Salt River Gin and the London Dry Gin. Each of these spirits has a different flavour and they all need to be sampled to be believed! The Mediterranean Gin is made from grape spirits which they triple distil. They infuse the gin with rosemary, olives, thyme and cardamom. The Salt River Gin is made by redistilling single malt vodka with local botanicals including juniper berries and buchu. Finally, their London Dry Gin also uses a redistilling process of their single malt vodka which they infuse with citrus flavours and juniper berries.

Their tasting room is open for gin tastings on Saturday from 12pm to 4pm. They also do special tastings on one Wednesday every month, so you will need to contact the organisers directly to enquire when their next event is. You can also purchase a bottle of your favourite drink Tuesday through Friday between 12pm and 5pm. If you are looking for some delicious gin cocktail recipes, you can find some on their website -

7 Hopkins St, Salt River, +27 (0)21 447 1950,

Move on to Musgrave Gin - Salt River

Most fans of the spirit will have seen Musgrave’s beautifully packaged Rosewater Gin on the shelves in some of Cape Town’s more upmarket establishments. Musgrave Gin was started by Simone Musgrave, and was crafted by esteemed gin maker Roger Jorgensen from the 11 botanicals chosen by the founder. The gin range from Musgrave includes the Rosewater Gin and their signature Crafted Gin; both have very distinctive flavours and come in stunning packages. Both gins' in Musgrave’s range are made at Hope on Hopkins Distillery and can be sampled from their tasting room.

Their tasting room opening times are the same as Hope on Hopkins Distillery in Salt River. Please see above.

7 Hopkins St, Salt River, +27 (0)21 447 1950,

Head to the corner of New Harbour Distillery - Woodstock

The New Harbour Distillery is located in Woodstock, and is the only carbon-neutral entry on this list! Their ethos is to create sensational spirits while still leaving as small a mark on Mother Nature as possible. All of the byproducts from the distilling process are recycled and reused by local farms as fertiliser, which is then returned in the form of fresh botanicals for the gin-making process. Their gin range includes a rooibos-infused gin and a Spekboom/iGwanitsha gin. They also manufacture vodka, in case gin is not really your tipple (although how you are this far down the list is beyond me). All of their spirits are made in small batches by both innovative practices and experimental procedures. This certainly isn’t an easy way out, in fact the distillery process is much harder!

The New Harbour Distillery is open from Monday to Saturday from 11am to 4pm. Tastings are available between Wednesday and Saturday, but by appointment only. Take the gin lover in your life to Cape Town’s first carbon neutral gin brewery!

Corner of Victoria Rd and Woodlands Rd, Woodstock, +27 (0)63 697 6871,

Cape Town Gin & Spirits Company - Cape Town

While they may not have a distillery you can visit, the Cape Town Gin and Spirits Company still produces some amazing products. Their range reflects the bio-diversity and culture of the Mother City. In terms of gin, the company produces rooibos gin and their classic dry gin. You can get your hands of both of these at the stores listed on their website - You can also look through their recipe page for some cocktail inspiration!

Cape Town gin & spirits company: no address to visit except:

Power to Cruxland Gin - Paarl

Made under the Cruxland name, this gin is actually produced by KWV; a name synonymous with quality. They produce some of the Cape’s loved spirits, including brandy, sherry, whiskey and gin! Cruxland gin is infused with wild Kalahari truffles, which gives this gin an incredibly complex flavour. The earthiness delivered by the truffle is lightened by the juniper berries, and the two blend together sensationally.

You can visit the KWV tasting room in Paarl on Monday to Saturday from 9am to 4:30pm. They are open on a Sunday, but only from 11am to 4pm. You can taste a variety of delicious spirits, and they even offer some unique pairing experiences.

Kohler St, Southern Paarl, Paarl, +27 (0)21 807 3007,

Wilderer Gin - Paarl
If you’ve ever been to Spice Route, you’ll have seen Wilderer Gin; their bold banner stands proud on one of the exterior walls. The Wilderer team are committed to creating quality gin. Their distillery process is a secret, but what we do know is that the end result is a deliciously smooth gin that works amazingly well with tonic. At their Spice Route venue, you can taste their range of gins and grappa’s; but be warned, this is not for the faint hearted!

Their Spice Route tasting room is open from Tuesday to Saturday at 10am to 9pm, and from 10am to 5pm on Sundays.

Suid-Agter-Paarl Road, Paarl +27 (0)21 863 3555,

Triple Three Estate Distillery - Stellenbosch
This charming small-batch Stellenbosch based distillery produces some delectable gin. Their range includes three amazing gins; 100% Juniper Berry, African Botanicals and Citrus Infusion. These flavourful spirits represent the best in small-batch distilling, and their venue is well worth a visit! Who wouldn’t want to sample three wildly different takes on the gin spirit?

The Triple Three Estate Distillery tasting room is open between 10am and 5pm from Monday to Sunday.

Blaauwklippen Estate, Strand Road, R44, Stellenbosch, +27 (0)21 880 0133,

Jorgensen’s Gin - Wellington
The Jorgensen’s Gin Distillery in Wellington uses locally grown juniper berries in their distilling process. Their berries are harvested by the only juniper plantation in South Africa. The quality of their ingredients is a cornerstone of their brand, and you can tell when you take a sip of their gin! The delicate flavour of this herbaceous spirit means it carries a sophistication that most small batch distilleries cannot achieve. Jorgensen’s Gin distill their gin in tiny batches, in copper pot stills; like the old ways dictate.

They do have a tasting experience, but it needs to be pre-booked. You can enquire as to the availability of the experience by getting into contact with the distillery directly on

Versailles Farm, Regent Street, Wellington, +27 (0)21 864 1777,

The General’s Gin - Wellington
The General’s Gin is produced at the same facility as Jorgensen’s Gin in Wellington. It is the perfect infusion of seven locally farmed botanicals. In drinking it you will detect notes of lemon zest, candied orange peel, pine needles and black pepper. The gin is produced in old copper kettles, in small batches to ensure incredibly high quality. They have a variety of interesting cocktails and pairings that they’ve developed to bring out the best in the gin. The Act of Mercy blends tea syrup, lemon juice, salt and a healthy serving of The General’s Gin.

As The General’s Gin Distillery is located at the same facility as Jorgensen’s Gin, tasting experiences can be arranged, but they need to be pre-booked. You can send an email to Sebastian Vannevel on

Versailles Farm, Regent Street, Wellington, +27 (0)76 549 0334,

Inverroche - Still Bay
This Still Bay based micro-brewery produces some of the most flavourful fynbos gin that you’ll find anywhere in the Cape. Their selection of botanicals leads their gin to a distinct and delicious flavour that only Inverroche can deliver. Their range includes a Classic gin, an Amber gin and a Verdant gin (which carries flavours of elderflower and camomile). They all have very recognisable colours and flavours and their distillery is the place to be if you love gin!

Their tasting room is open from 10am to 3pm on Monday to Saturday every week. They are closed on Sundays and on Christmas Day too. Inverroche also have a shop, which is open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Stop by and grab a bottle of your new favourite gin!

R323, Still Bay East, +27 (0)28 754 2442,

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SA’s First Hemp-Infused Gin and Bosbombs at an Antique Tractor Farm at the Stellenbosch Craft Gin & Spirits Festival.

Groove to gypsy jazz tunes while sipping bottomless gin and tonics all afternoon at Sunday Gin & Jazz.

PLUS: Know anyone who's getting married? There's an awesome Gin Girls Getaway opportunity with the Rotterdam's bachelorette party special.

Start your weekend early at La Parada's Finery Thursdays.

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Capital Physiotherapy welcomes clients from Windsor, a small inner city suburb which used to be Prahran South. It is popular with professionals, families with kids, retirees, singles, and the trendy and stylish.

The splendid Windsor lifestyle

Located about 7 minutes south of our South Yarra physio practice, Windsor is a lush inner city suburb 5km southeast of Melbourne's CBD. Popular with professionals, singles, families raising kids, retirees and students, it was the birthplace of the painkiller Aspro, invented by chemist George Nicolas.

Located in the Cities of Stonnington and Port Phillip, Windsor’s rich architectural heritage includes Victorian terrace housing and historic pubs, the award-winning Windsor fire-station, sustainable housing, and a diverse residential mix including apartments and a high-rise public housing tower. Its Bohemian vibe extends to shops, restaurants, cars, bars and lounges. Transport wise, it is well connected by buses, trams, trains, and has easy access to Nepean Highway and St Kilda Road.

Activity Venues

We love to support your active lifestyle, so here’s some information on the great variety of outdoor spaces and facilities in Windsor for getting some fresh air and exercise.

  • Windsor Siding (basketball courts, bmx biking, playground, play spaces)
  • Chris Gahan Reserve (basketball, netball, tennis, off-leash dog area, paths)
  • Harry Gregory Reserve (playground, paths)
  • Windsor Centre (gymnastics)
  • Gladstone Gardens (playground)
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What you can expect from Capital Physiotherapy South Yarra

Health is fundamental to living an enriching life, and our physios near Windsor provide a range of healthcare support services to assist residents in living the good life. For example, it’s good to get minor aches, discomforts and injuries assessed, especially if they seem to drag on. Protect your quality of life and wellbeing by not letting medical conditions go unchecked.

Examples of health conditions we treat at Capital Physiotherapy:

  • Neck pain and stiffness including whiplash and wry neck
  • Headaches, migraines
  • Back pain including disc injuries and pinched nerves, Sciatica
  • Dance & sports injuries, assessment & conditioning
  • Pre & post-natal conditions
  • Workplace injuries and pre-medical assessment
  • Pre and Post-operative rehabilitation
  • Conditions such as arthritis, multiple sclerosis and other neurological disorders.

Our healthcare approach is comprehensive:

  • Assessing your condition thoroughly and with empathy
  • Providing a detailed diagnosis
  • Recommending appropriate treatment
  • Prescribing appropriate therapies and home exercises

Other services at Capital Physiotherapy for Windsor residents include:

Insurance cases through Transport Accident Commission (TAC) or Work Cover.

Travel options to your closest Capital Physiotherapy clinic in South Yarra from Windsor

If you would like to explore how our range of physiotherapy services could help you improve your health, please feel free to ring us on 0401 865 333 or book your appointment online by clicking the button below.

  • By car - 5 to 12 minutes’ drive (1 to 2 hours’ free parking in some locations. Paid Parking is $2.20/hour or $7.40/day).
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AIG sharing economy head joins Marsh to lead expanded practice

Insurance broker Marsh has appointed Robert Bauer to lead its US sharing economy and mobility practice.

Based in San Francisco, he will focus on developing and delivering products and services to companies operating in the sharing economy. The practice originally focused on the sharing economy, but has more recently been expanded to include mobility.

Bauer will work with Marsh's digital, data and analytics team, and will report to Jeffrey Alpaugh, growth and industry leader for Marsh's US and Canada Division.

From a captive insurance perspective, Bauer will be working closely with Marsh Captive Solutions in developing innovative solutions to meet the needs of clients.

Bauer joins from AIG, where he served as general insurance head of innovation and its sharing economy group.

“Marsh continues to invest in top talent to help clients proactively address emerging risks from participating in the sharing economy and autonomous mobility industry. With Rob joining Marsh, we will be even better positioned to advise clients on solutions and strategies needed to address this dynamic sector’s evolving risk landscape," said Alpaugh.

Bauer added: “For the founders, funders, and participants in the new economy, good risk management and well-structured insurance is critical to their long-term success. I’m looking forward to working with Marsh’s industry-leading team of experts to deliver innovative solutions to our clients.”

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2019 F-150 Limited Recieves Raptor Power, Brings 450 Horsepower To Luxury Pickup Segnent

Ever wondered what would happen if the Ford Raptor left its home in sandy terrain, and attended a high end cocktail party in its best tuxedo? Ford has delivered the answer to this tempting question with the newly updated 2019 F-150 Limited which brings more muscle and newfound luxury to the high end luxury pickup truck segment.

While the Limited does not have the bulk of the 4×4 technology that allows the Raptor to power through every river and climb every sand dune, Ford engineers did the next best thing, and gave it the Raptor’s potent heart. It comes in the form of a 3.5 liter EcoBoost twin-turbocharged V6 which now pumps out 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque, versus the 375 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque wielded by the standard grade Limited. A new dual exhaust system is also standard for 2019, and it allows the truck to make full use of the new soundtrack. These changes can be considered a long overdue response to the 420 horsepower 6.2 liter V8 found in the GMC Sierra Denali, as well as the Silverado High Country and we look forward to seeing for ourselves if Ford has surpassed this lofty benchmark.

In addition to its performance upgrades, the 2019 F-150 Limited also receives several interior enhancements for the new model year. New two-tone Camel Back leather upholstery is on deck, as well as new captains chairs that bundle cooling and massage capabilities to the existing heater function, and even brings better amounts of lumbar support to occupants. A heated steering wheel is also standard, and Ford will even include a laser etched number plaque to symbolize just how distinct your F-150 Limited is from the rest of the pack.

Naturally, being the most opulent F-150 money can buy means access to a whole suite of driving aides. These include standard adaptive cruise control, pre-collision assist, and automatic emergency braking. Lane keep assist and active park assist work seamlessly with the 360 degree camera system, and audiophiles will adore the upscale Harmon & Kardon stereo system. Lastly, buyers can check the box for Pro Trailer Backup Assist. This nifty driving aide allows the F-150 to steer itself in accordance with the course selected via the rotary controller.

Ford did not reveal any pricing information for the 2019 F-150 Limited, but the company did reveal that the updated model will be arriving in dealerships later this year. We suspect pricing will not change too much from the $61,360 base MSRP wielded by the outgoing 2018 model, which would allow it to be on par with rivals from Chevrolet, GMC, and Ram.


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02/12/21: C2X was selected to receive the $5,000 LaunchPad Fellowship, offered by the Blackstone LaunchPad & Techstars network.

02/10/21: C2X was selected as one of the three finalists out of 133 proposals from 42 countries to compete for best SDG7 innovation at SEforALL Youth Summit.

02/02/21: C2X's co-founder is selected into the Technical Working Group on Energy Transition for the High-Level Dialogue on Energy, a global gathering on energy under the auspices of the UN General Assembly since the UN Conference on New and Renewable Sources of Energy in 1981.

01/21/2021: C2X's co-founder is selected as a young scientist to attend the 70th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau, Germany, and the CO2 to ethanol process is featured in a Lindau blog.

07/20/20: C2X is selected as a "Young Champions of the Earth" Finalist by the United Nations Environment Programme!

06/02/20: C2X is selected as a Young Changemaker on Sustainable WASH Solutions by the United Nations Children's Fund, which looks for innovative ideas related to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene that can change the world.

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All India Gaming Federation Pushing for Legal Poker in Kerala

All Indian Gaming Federation pushing for poker in Kerala.

AIGF wants poker classified as a skill activity to exempt it from the Kerala Gaming Act. (Image:

Legal poker in Kerala, one of India’s largest regions, could soon become a reality thanks to the All India Gaming Federation (AIGF).

At present, the game of poker is classified as a gambling activity and therefore banned within the region under the terms of the Kerala Gaming Act, 1960.

However, with other regions in India now offering legal real money poker in casinos and online, the AIGF is pushing for change in Kerala.

Poker is a Skill Game

Lobbying Additional Chief Secretary (Home and Vigilance) Nalini Netto, the pro-poker organization made the case that poker is a game of skill and should be exempt from the terms of the Kerala Gaming Act.

Following the news that the government was considering updating its list of exempted skill games, AIGF CEO Roland Landers and gaming lawyer Jay Sayta met with Netto to discuss the status of poker.

Likening it other skills games such as chess and rummy, the pair said that as well as opening the doors for a poker boom in the region, legalized real money poker would benefit the local economy.

Suggesting that poker could improve everything from tourism, hospitality and technology, AIGF believes Kerala should now follow Karnataka, West Bengal and Nagaland by removing it from the “banned” list.

Potentially Positive for Poker as a Whole

While the logistics of legalized poker in the region would need to be discussed before the market could thrive, the acceptance of the game in Kerala could certainly help to boost the poker economy in India.

The country has often been cited as a possible source for the next poker boom, but so far the reality has fallen short of predictions.

Thanks to a combination of unclear regulation and market access for remote operators, India hasn’t quite hit the heights many expected but there is still time.

In fact, if the government accepts poker as a game of skill in Kerala then it would open the game up to a population of more than 34 million.

By way of comparison, that’s just over half the size of the UK which has always been one of the largest poker nations in the world.

Of course, to suggest Kerala could generate 50% of the UK’s £260 million+ ($341 million+) in a single year just because it has a population of 34 million is crazy.

However, it’s certainly not ridiculous to suggest that legalized poker in Kerala could be extremely lucrative both in local terms and for the industry at large.

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Dan Smyth is a poker media journeyman who politely reminds CardsChat readers that poker is played all around the world, not just America.

ammytyagi wrote...

Good Move by Kerala Government. Would be great to play there

curtinsea wrote...

Why are you using the NIGA logo. The story is about Indians IN INDIA.

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Method of teeth whitening in one day

For quick occasions we need the method of teeth whitening in one day so that we look in the best care and their appearance is one of the most important steps of personal hygiene that should be cared for by every individual. taking care of the process of teeth whitening at home is not just cosmetic steps, but is a first-class hygienic necessity. maintaining healthy teeth and making them whiten is the responsibility of every individual. a person may be interested in washing teeth daily while his teeth remain yellow because of certain habits and wrong practices or due to genetic or other factors, so we use methods of teeth whitening at home and care for them with natural recipes.

Method of teeth whitening in one day

There's more than one way to whiten teeth in one day it is the first use of a:

Teeth whitening with honey and ginger

From the famous retreats that help whiten teeth in one day only since the first use you will notice the difference.

Wash your teeth first in the usual way with a toothbrush and paste, then dip the toothbrush in ground ginger powder and apply a few drops of pure bee honey.

Re-rub your teeth with the previous mixture for two minutes, then brush your teeth and you'll find your teeth are whiter.

Teeth whitening with bay leaf

To use bay leaf for teeth whitening you need to put it in the special grinder for spices and grind it until it becomes powder.

Dip your toothbrush in bay leaf powder and brush your teeth with it for several minutes.

Bay leaf quickly removes the yellow pigmentation caused by excessive caffeine, cigarettes, etc. and also saves you from calcareous deposits.

Use a toothbrush and toothpaste to wash your teeth in the usual way and you will be amazed by the result.

To keep your teeth consistently clear, apply this method once a month.

Teeth whitening with turmeric

Make a simple paste consisting of turmeric and water and use it like toothpaste in the same way by applying it to the toothbrush.

Rub your teeth with turmeric for no more than one minute so just don't filter your teeth instead of whitening them.

Wash your teeth afterwards with a brush and toothpaste in the normal way.

Turmeric effectively cleans and whitens teeth and eliminates plaque.

Teeth whitening using sodium bicarbonate

This method is one of the most common and widespread methods of teeth whitening at home and was used to whiten teeth before the discovery of the toothpaste itself.

This method has many benefits including cleaning and whitening teeth, sanitizing the mouth and fighting bacteria.

The method is to dip the toothbrush in sodium bicarbonate powder and rub the teeth with it.

Upper teeth rub from top to bottom while lower teeth rub from bottom to top.

In that way you may not need to use a toothbrush and minerals before or after sodium bicarbonate, but it is enough to rinse with just water, but if you wish to use toothpaste before or after is fine.

Home teeth whitening from the first time

Teeth whitening home the easy way best available in every home is the lemon helps a lemon to remove pigmentation teeth in a very fast from the first use.

Dip a cotton swab in lemon juice centre.

Start wiping your teeth with a cotton swab moistened with lemon juice.

Leave the Cotton On your teeth for five minutes.

Wash your teeth now in the usual way with brushing and Putty.

This method can be replaced by the brush method where you can dip your toothbrush in concentrated lemon juice and rub the teeth with it to become bright white and then wash the teeth with Paste.

Super fast teeth whitening

Used in this oxide, hydrogen and water oxygen mixture ping powder, which is quick and super-whitening the teeth but it is not recommended to repeat only at spaced intervals so as not to weaken the tooth, they are a group of chemicals upbeat which give a strong result in lightening of the teeth, but frequent use may lead to dental erosion.

Make a paste consisting of a teaspoon of baking soda or baking powder with a few drops of 10 percent oxygen water.

Using a brush, rub your teeth with the mixture well, which will give you a paste-like texture.

Do not use toothpaste on this day but the use of that mixture a substitute for toothpaste once in the morning and evening, it will bleach your teeth from first use and whiter in the second time.

It is not recommended to repeat this recipe more than two times in a row even if your teeth are very yellowed, you can keep washing your teeth with Paste with other natural recipes and the next week repeat the use of that recipe for only one day and then use it once a month it is a powerful recipe on the teeth despite its


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Coleman Worldwide Moving Fort Walton Beach, FL Full Time
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The Office Supervisor will oversee office personnel in service center and perform day-to-day administrative duties. Starting salary is $11-$15/hr depending on experience.

Essential Functions and Duties:

  • Request money for long haul drivers
  • Assist manager in requesting petty cash checks
  • Transmit and email payroll
  • Invoice non-temporary storage on a quarterly basis
  • Run non-temporary storage revenue estimate on a monthly basis
  • Print out dispatch tickets on a daily basis
  • Create maps for daily jobs
  • Set up surveys for military jobs
  • Order office supplies as needed
  • Additional Responsibilities as needed

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

  • Interpersonal communication
  • Knowledge of company software
  • Ability to multitask
  • General knowledge of bookkeeping principles
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel

Required Education and Experience:

  • Preferred: Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree
  • Required: High school diploma or GED
  • Required: 3-5 years of equivalent experience

Working Conditions:

  • Indoors
  • Office environment
  • Sitting for long periods of time
  • Frequent use of telephone

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Join our team! Laredo Medical Center’s 2D Med Surg Unit provides 31 private patient rooms for specialized care for treating complex medical and surgical patients. This floor also includes an extension unit (3D) with an additional 18 beds. Each Nurse Assistant reports directly to the unit’s Director, while also having on-shift leadership enhanced by LMC’s Charge RNs and/or Clinical Coordinators.

Position's Purpose and Essential Functions:

Performs various direct patient care activities under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Assists patients in dressing or undressing, bathing, or eating. Collects non-invasive body fluid specimens or gathers vital signs but does not start or administer intravenous fluids. Aids physicians and nursing staff members with procedures if needed. Documents patient interactions as needed. Relies on limited experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. Works under general supervision. A certain degree of creativity and latitude is required. Typically reports to a registered nurse or manager.

Job Requirement Include:

High school diploma/GED required

Certification from an accredited nursing assistant program preferred

Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field.

BLS Basic Cardiac Required

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