Born in 1970 in Corfu, Aimilia Kanta studied graphicrom 1996 to 2000 she worked in television. She has taught graphic design and advertising in private and public vocational training institutes, before founding award-winning creative agency Somethink* in 2001. She served as the general secretary of the Greek Graphic Designers Association between 2010-12 and was partner and managing director of Design Lobby Greece for the years 2013-2014. She is the creative director of Femme Fanatique, which she co-founded in 2014. In September 2017 she became the brand's main owner.
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A seasoned manager with significant experience in the fashion and hospitality sectors, Michael Mavrikis studied European Business in London and International MBA in Belgium. Between 2011-19 he was general manager at Oscar de la Renta in Southern Europe, where he helped expand the brand in the Middle East market and strengthened its wholesale network. Also part of his achievements at Oscar de la Renta was launching the brand's popular seasonal store at Nammos Village, Mykonos, as well as organising important international and local events. Prior to that, Michael had founded City Bridal, a brand that represented Greek bridal designers and promoted them in the regional market. He joined Femme Fanatique in January 2020 as a partner and our brand's managing director.
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IoannisHis creative approach is multidisciplinary, combining graphic design and branding with his interest in photography and fine art. He hasprojects before joining Somethink* creative agency in 2016 as a partner and creative director. He is in charge of Femme Fanatique's visual communications and branding, and the designer of the brand's visual identity.
Born in Kastoria, Greece in a family of furriers, Alexandros knew from a young age that he was attracted by handmade luxury products. After studying at the Aristoteleion University in Thessaloniki, he went on to study productsoon discovered his passion for textile design and fine objects made with leather and fur. His career kicked off with an internship at Maison Louis Vuitton in Paris, where he designed leather accessories and worked on made-to-order and bespoke special projects. He now lives in Greece, where he has founded his personal brand, Alexquisite, while at the same time working with companies in Greece and abroad. Being our in-house accessories designer since 2018, Alexandros has designed the first Femme Fanatique accessories line, as well as our Signature Handbag series.
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Optics assembly (10/1/2007)
Optics assembly for thompson scattering. A high speed line camera is
mounted on a linear translation stage. A high energy polarized 532nm laser
pulse from a frequency doubled Q switched YAG laser is fired from above
the top rotary stage through the beam splitter cube through the plasma
focal point. The beam will then exit through an opposing view port, pass
through a quarter wave plate and reflect off of a first surface mirror
and return through the quarter wave plate thereby shifting the polarization
The laser pulse then returns through the plasma focus scattering through
thompson scattering. The primary beam and scattered photons are reflected
off the beam splitter cube toward the high speed line camera. The primary
Mounts linear translation stage to 2.75" conflat view port.
Mounted to view port.
Reticon camera mount (10/1/2007)
Reticon camera mounted (10/1/2007)
Rotary stages (10/1/2007)
Holds polarizer and beam splitter cube.
Rotary stage mounting plate
Mounts rotation stage to translation stage.
Rotary stages mounted to translation stage.
Polarizing beam splitter cube reflects one polarization at a right angle
Reflects probe beam back through the plasma focus.
Reflector mirror mounting
plate (10/1/2007)
He Ne laser mount (10/1/2007)
Mounts He Ne laser to reactor frame.
Provides HV pulse to trigger the flash lamp in YAG laser.
PFN capacitor (10/1/2007)
saturatable dye cell. Laser produces a 4ns pulse at approximately 10mJ
to 50mJ at 1064nm. This will be frequency doubled to 532nm with a KTP
a focusing lens into a sticky note.
YAG laser test (10/10/2007)
YAG laser fires through a sticky note, ejecting plasma from the surface.
YAG laser case (10/13/2007)
Aluminum enclosure for yag laser.
cover GCODE
Ends of case.
YAG laser test 2 (10/13/2007)
YAG laser test2 (10/13/2007)
Yag laser focused on sticky note.
YAG PFN box front panel
Control box front panel.
Bottom holes for mounting PFN components.
Control box contains an HV supply and PFN for the YAG laser.
PIC micro controller.
Almost parallel to output beam.
Beam hitting wall.
Beam hitting sticky note.
to amplify scattered light from plasma.
Small optics mounts (1/09/2008)
Small mounts will be used to position diffraction grating.
Diffraction gratings will be used to separate out different spectral
Basler A301F firewire camera with external trigger will be used to detect
image intensifier tube which will amplify the laser beam scattered by
Plasma Images (7/26/2008)
Plasma generated by laser ablation of the surface. Since the camera images
the paper nearly edge on, the surface acts as a mirror due to the nearly
tangental angle of incidence of the light generated by the plasma as seen
as the symmetrical reflection in some of the images.
Compare to the above color image of the plasma and note the improved


editor: The following are two articles on the life and work of Damcho Dyson, formerly a Tibetan nun who "disrobed" as a monastic and then years later "robed" once again as a latex fetish queen. There has been some discussion about BDSM, fetish and Buddhist practice, but very cautionary and 'hush-hush.' Brad Warner, founder of Hardcore Zen, has discussed it with his practitioners. They raised the subject around the question of whether BDSM/fetish is really "sex" in relation to the third precept, and around the notion of BDSM as a practice of mindfulness.
Buddhist practitioners noted that BDSM is a practice that creates an intense mindfulness of body, feeling, and mind in the present moment, surrender of control and dissolution of the ego. BDSM is frequently practiced without involving what we think of as "sexual" contact with genitals or skin, and often does not involve any typical forms of sex such as intercourse or oral sex. Is it possible that body practices such as fetish and BDSM could be vehicles for awakening in the same way as yoga or martial arts, or other tantric practices involving the senses? And what are the implications of Dyson's work for queer sexualities and expressions as part of a 'spiritual path'?
Damcho's story also raises the question whether the desire to "robe" and become a monastic is in some sense another kind of fetish, an intense desire to experience the same kind of purgative constriction, loss of ego and control that BDSM practitioners desire. Perhaps this is what Damcho Dyson is about to discover.
Michaela Haas originally published at Huffington Post
Artist Damcho Dyson
: You call your project "Bodhi Unbound." What is Bodhi? And what do you mean by unbound?
Damcho Dyson: Bodhi is a Sanskrit word meaning "awaken/awake." In Buddhist terminology, we frequently hear Bodhi coupled with the words 'sattva' (being) for awakened being, or 'citta' (mind/heart) for awakened mind. The pronunciation of Bodhi is strikingly similar to body, and so when coupled with the word unbound, I am hoping to evoke the potential of being loosened from the restrictions of form, or preconceptions related to the body. I hope it might allude to a potential of awakening from within our very own form.
I continued to use my art practice as the mode through which I reckoned with the concepts that I was studying such as shunyata (usually translated as 'emptiness'); contemplation on death and impermanence; on the limitless potential of the mind; ofintention. It was very fertile territory for exploration through art and I aspired that it would be of some benefit to my audience and at the very least a fresh and relatable view in a contemporary art scene that was largely shrouded in critical theories and art trends. Though numerous people may have viewed my exhibitions, I felt that those who might actually gain something worthwhile from it were exceptionally limited. Seeing the transience of art trends, my effort began to feel futile. I more and more campractice was the intent rather than the form. I also started to recognise that the activities of the Buddhist teachers whom I had made connections with were doing far greater beneficial work for the sake of others than my art installations were. So, it seemed logical to me that I should put down the metaphorical paintbrush and sit on a cushion where my creative mental intent would be cultivated like the mystics of the past to practice and contemplate wholeheartedly for the benefit of all beings. In my last exhibition about 6 months before I took ordination, I sat in a gallery for three weeks, systematically erasing over 1000 drawings which were hanging on one wall (the result of three previous art projects), and then hung the empty drawing on the opposite wall, thus negating the form and validating the intent.
The Buddhist teachings say the mind is the driving principle, and the emotions and body follow its lead. I had such high ideals for what I was trying to achieve, of what I represented and for the way in which I wanted to please my teacher and community, that my mind worked tirelessly to be good and do good. However — despite knowing it intellectually — I missed one crucial point of this which was to also be good and do good towards oneself. So, I burnt out.
What did you do to nourish yourself?
In an attempt to remedy this, I took myself to India, where I romantically pictured myself finding a Himalayan nunnery where I would be able to devote more time to meditation practice. Whilst in India, I spent an intensive 5 weeks cloistered in an Ayurvedic hospital. The treatment was simple but profound. One way in which medicinal herbs were administered daily was through the skin with an oil massage on a hard wooden table. Believing that I might misconstrue such sensorial touch as sensual and indulgent, I made every effort to view this as essential medical treatmentould be 'a better nun' and continue to serve others.
Yet one day on the massage bench, I had a graceful sense of my body and my mind reconnecting. I recognized that my body was not separate from my mind. Rather, it was a very vital part of how the mind is embodied. It was the home of the wisdom that I had been striving so hard to cultivate. And, incredibly, had been with me all along. It was natural for me to then ask of myself "why are you a nun?" Reflecting on this, the answer caught me by surprise. As much as I thought it came about through inspiration, renunciation and devotion, the seed was that I was paying penance for something that I did with my body, way back when I was 23: having an abortion.
As the adventure of life continued, I found myself in another period of emotional challenge, though this time with so many more reserves in myself for coping, and surrounded by some incredibly supportive friends and family. The uncertainty of how that challenging situation would play out was so fraught that I could have frozen in fear. But, realising that I would then miss so many opportunities, I decided to live each month as though it could be my last.
So, when a friend took me to a market where home crafted 'alternative' lifestyle wares were on sale, I found myself looking at a clothes rack with couture latex clothing wondering "what would it be like to try this on?" The woman who made the clothes was delightful and she helped me try on a studded black corset. The sensation was far beyond what I was expecting and I immediately felt hooked. It enhanced, and even empowered the feeling of being in the body. It was armor like and cocoon like whilst holding me securely like a determined hug. And it was very ritualistic: at once comparable to wearing robes, and yet incredibly remote from that experience. Since then, my latex wardrobe has grown slowly and each time I wear it and contemplate the experience more connotations and insights arise.
The nun and the latex lover.
One connection is definitely experiential and the other is more cerebral. Then I suggest there's a third connection, beyond these two which is what I want to explore more through further research.
Experientially, both are immersive and take some commitment and conviction to wear. Whilst the yards of layered fabric of Tibetan monastic robes shroud the body, tight fitting latex — sometimes referred to by wearers as a second skin — reveals the body. The former almost anaesthetises the wearer against identifying with the shape and form of the body (my weight fluctuated greatly whilst I was a nun with my fabric and rope like belt adjusting accordingly so that I was greatly unaware). Whilst the latter enhances the form both through its fit and also through the way in which the 'second skin' amplifies touch sensation. In fact, the senses are one of the focuses that we can use as a support in meditation practice. Who knows, I may have benefited greatly from having the opportunity to experiment with this when I was a nun, practising on my own in my small room…! (Yet established concepts are such that I cannot easily imagine this actually happening).
The reason that Buddhist monastics shave their head, give up their family name and wear the same robes as their monastic brothers and sisters is so that all individuality is removed and therefore the traps of identifying strongly as being different or unique from the other. Unfortunately — though this is the reason — my experience of being a white skinned, bald, exotically robed woman made me more of a novelty that a discreet practitioner regardless of whether I was with Asian Buddhists, with family in Australia, or giving meditation instruction to hundreds of western lay Buddhists in a retreat center in Europe.
Whether dressing in robes or rubber, both involve a type of ritual. A ritual of being bound and of finding release — albeit with different motivations. Ritualconsidering in my art practice. The root of the word ritual comes from rtu, Sanskrit for menses and the earliest rituals were connected to the woman's monthly bleeding. As part of my own return to inhabiting my home, my gendered form, I've become much more aware of the ebb and flow of the cycles of life and the way in which ritual creatively contrasts between performance and social reality and manifests through the activities of the body.
My research is not about looking at ritual that is dependent on rites and external conditions, but rather one that touches on the very core of our experiences: Of attempting to understand the juxtaposition of what creates both confinement and freedom in our lives.
I now have the incredible opportunity to study and research this much more deeply as an MPhil/PhD at the world's number 1 ranked . As an International student, my fees will be considerable. Whilst I will be able to cover my own subsistence costs in London through continuing part time work, I need to ask for help to cover my fees. I am crowdfunding to raise £33,400 for my first year's tuition and research expenses. I can enrol as soon as I have raised the full amount, and am keen (and ready) to start in the UK summer term, commencing April 24th. I have created a GoFundMe page to promote Bodhi Unbound and attract support from all around the world: https://www.gofundme.com/BodhiUnbound. Please like, share and help out if you can.
Tibetan nun becomes fetish queen after Indian massage 'reawakened her sexuality'
After quitting her Tibetan Buddhist monastery in France Damcho Dyson, 45, spends her weekends cavorting in latex at fetish clubs.
By Grace Macaskill originally published at the Daily Mirror 24 MAY 2017, which has a video interview with Damcho.
Former Tibetan Buddhist nun now enjoys a life of latex
And now, a, she"Lying there having that massage I had an epiphany. I suddenly had a sense of the vitality within my body."
Damcho Dyson with her former life (Photo: Sunday Mirror)
"I went to a club feeling all risqué, but I looked at other people wearing top-to-toe latex and rubber masks and realised I was actually quite conservative.
Damcho Dyson in her nun's garb (Photo: Sunday Mirror)
Damcho Dyson wearing her favourite latex outfit (Photo: Sunday Mirror)
"I find the whole thing amazing and intriguing. It's really liberating."
Despite her vows meaning she never had children Damcho – who is crowdfunding her PhD exploring human rituals – says she has no regrets.
Damcho Dyson at home in London (Photo: Sunday Mirror)
Damcho Dyson in the lotus position (Photo: Sunday Mirror)
"It was incredibly enriching and inspiring for me. But now I want to continue my contemplative adventure using a different medium."
She says: "I still feel a bit like a naughty nun.
"But I'm a middle-aged woman who has always liked to express herself so why not?
Damcho is raising money to fund her PhD. You can donate here
https://wp.me/p4IzpC-3f1


To many people in Washington, DC, he is Chairman James L. Oberstar ofto most Minnesotans, he is Jim Oberstar from Chisholm, the heart of Minnesota's Iron Range. For those of you who don't know about the Iron Range, it can be a tough place to grow up--lots of cold weather and a lot of hard work.
But it has lots of great people. The hard lessons of his early years served Jim well in Washington. He knew how to fight for people and causes that he served, and he always worked for progress in a way that honored his principles.
During his time in Congress, Jim made a career out of creating good jobs and building America. His priority was investing in the future prosperity of his country, literally laying the foundation of a 21st-century American economy, and I am proud to say he has been my partner in building a modern transportation system in the Twin Cities.
Next month, major renovations on the Union Depot in St. Paul, a modern multi-modal transportation hub, will create 3,000 construction jobs. Only months later, construction begins on the Central Corridor, the light rail between St. Paul and Minneapolis, creating thousands of more jobs. Neither of these major investments would have been happening without Jim Oberstar. He had the vision to plan for the future.
He has also demonstrated his leadership in times of great crisis, and he has been effective. On August 1, 2007,and 13 people lost their lives. The Chairman raced to action and helped to secure emergency legislation that rebuilt the bridge, reconnected our communities.
But he didn't stop there. Chairman Oberstar worked in Congress to call attention to the epidemic of weak bridges all across this country, and he made bridge repair and replacement a focus of the Recovery Act. Because of Jim Oberstar's commitment, thousands of bridges across this country were replaced or rebuilt through the Recovery Act. Millions of Americans are safer today because Chairman Oberstar recognized Minnesota's tragedy was an American crisis.
Jim Oberstar not only served; he served well. He not only worked hard; he achieved results. He was a true ranger. His roots of loyalty to the needs of working families in Minnesota and across this country could not be beat. This institution is about to lose a great leader, but it is inheriting a legacy of commitment and fairnessfor all of us.
Congresswoman Betsy Markey, State Representative Tommy Rukavina, State Senator Tom Saxhaug, State Senator Tom Bakk, State Senator David Tomassoni, the Honorable Don Ness, Mayor of the City of Duluth, the Honorable Christopher Coleman, the Mayor of the City of Saint Paul,their Rail Authority.
We've heard many, many wonderful things about Jim Oberstar, and we have many, many people present today who love and who've worked with him. And we are here as a delegation, strong and proud members of Minnesota's Farmer Democratic Labor Party; and that comes as no surprise that Jim fought hard for working people.
As has been pointed out, he comes from the Iron Range. He worked in an iron mine in his youth, and his father was an iron miner and a union official. He fought to include Davis-Bacon prevailing wage provisions in Federal infrastructure. But he also had a unique side to him that many people were always taken by surprise. This iron ranger spoke French, and that's because he taught French to U.S. Marines for 4 years in Haiti, and he taught English to Haitian military personnel, another way in which Jim Oberstar served our country.
Jim, when I first came here as a Member of Congress, as people have been speaking personally, I came here under bittersweet circumstances. My mentor, my Member of Congress, had passed. When I came here the office had been closed for several weeks. There was no sharing of supplies. There was no one to turn to. I had two big brothers in the delegation who welcomed the first Member in over 50 years to serve here; and so I not only thank you, as a Member of Congress for all the work that you've done, but I thank you for extending all the courtesies you did to me when I first arrived here to make sure that my constituents were well served. But also all the support you've been to me during my personal tragedies.
Thank you, Jim. Jim's unique expertise should be shared with the next generation of public servants. So we're very happy that the Star Tribune reported last week thatof Public Affairs is talking to Chairman Oberstar about become a guest lecturer or a seminar leader. I think that would be a terrific thing to have happen. And I hope to see a book written by Chairman Oberstar in the bookstore across the aisle from my congressional office in St. Paul, but I've got a feeling it'll probably be more than one volume.
So Chairman Oberstar, unless you would like to have the last word, we want to thank you for the last time so much for your service.


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While it looks like the COVID-19 pandemic is winding to a close, the country still has many problems yet to resolve.
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If you are a student who likes to note down about the topic of discussion, Flashnotes is right for you. Flashnotes is a platform where you can scan and upload your lecture notes and sell them to other students. It has a rating system which allows the very best detail takers to get business.
This is a social network that allows the teachers and students to communicate, follow one another and discuss their class works and do lectures. It also allows the user to upload their document, share their calendar and a grade book option.
Most students use their smartphones as storage and as a source of their study materials. Study Blue created an application where the students can organize their coursework, store their notes and flashcards, and to also share their materials to other students. This application also aids students to find other individuals studying the same subjects and allow them to exchange resources.
LEAP Motion will enable you to sign your digital document using your finger and air. The company intends to give people a more natural way of interacting with their computer. It has developed a piece of hardware that allows anyone to draw, write, zoom, play and interact with their screen by using only your fingers and hand. The mouse follows the as you move your hands over their device. This is an innovation from those days of using a pad and stylus, and it also allows to allow the drawings look even authentic.
Paper Tab is a paper computer which looks and feels like a sheet of paper. This tablet can be twisted and dropped without damaging the screen. It can also combine several Paper Tabs and place them side by side. This also allows sharing files by touching one tablet to another.
This type of laptop has a one-push easy set-up. The settings and restrictions are easy to manipulate, and it also offers a traditional keyboard that is designed for fast typing and note-taking. This technology is more popular with the lower grade school classrooms.
This is a text-messaging network, and it allows anyone to create a system anywhere. It will enable students to write their thoughts clearly and concisely, and it is an excellent use for academic purposes.
This allows sending the students lectures in video format. This will enable the students to have advanced studies and the classroom time can also be used in discussing difficulty areas.
These are screen taking video programs that allow the teachers to explain his lectures while recording narration and demonstrating the action on the screen.
LessonCast allows teachers to submit a 2-minute lesson plan strategies, ideas or resource by using a video, documents, powerpoint presentations, and other materials to share with other instructors.
This allows young students to create their blog connected to the classroom. This also allows other students, teachers, and parents to give comments to their work, which can be a great motivation.
This allows students to make a collage of pictures, text, video and customize graphics to create an appealing visual presentation of their project.
It allows teachers to create a project idea for their students. Individuals can fund and back up any project they choose.
This allows teachers to collect and organize resources for their lesson plans.
This aims at personalizing content for optimal learning and monitors the student’s activity which then uses the information to give them the best resources.


Should You Customize Your Resume Layout For Each Position?
It takes time toere's a good reason to do so. Susan Joyce of Work Coach Cafe says recruiters are not impressed by a one-size-fits-all approach.
Many job seekers use the chronological format, which lists all of your jobs from most recent to least recent. A chronological resume is useful if you have extensivemost of the skills listed in the job opening, a chronological resume makes sense.
However, you may want to use a functional resume when applying for certain positions. Instead of functional resume highlights your skills and achievements. If, you're better off using a functional resume to draw attention away from your lack of experience in the field. Functional resumes are also ideal if you have gaps in your employment history or want to transy.
The layout of your resume is especially important if you're applying to a company that uses an applicant tracking system. Tracking systems have trouble interpreting graphics and they sometimes filter out headers, so you needATS to read. Careerealism contributor Kristin Johnson recommends removing graphics, unusual fonts, tables, bullet points and colorful text from any resume you submit through an ATS. She also recommends using a chronological layout instead of a functional one.
The layout of your resume has a big impact on how recruiters perceive you. Instead of sending the same version to every potential employer, customize the layout based on the requirements of the job. Doing so makes it easier to highlight relevant skills and show the recruiter you are a qualified applicant.
@Viralkumar every company is going to have their own "qualifications". Just because one company says that you don't have enough experience in a supervisory role, that doesn't mean that all companies are going to feel that way. Same with being overqualified. As for the resume, most companies want a chronological layout so that they can quickly screen it. To show where you have been for a year, you can explain that in your cover letter. Or you could consider putting education at the top of your resume so that it can be readily seen that you were a fulltime student. Tthis. The main thing that you need to rememberand cover letter so that it gets
I am in a situation here, I got laid off from my previous work and it's almost a year. Should I use chronological or functional resume? I worked as a supervisor almost one and a half year when I applied for supervisor role employer said you have not enough experience and when I apply for lower level position they says I m over qualified. I am bit confused here about how to convince them? Also, I am doing my P. Eng., so during this one year gap I prepared for P. Eng exams, when interviewer asked, what did you do during this gap and I mentioned this things just to show my professional development, and he said that they are not looking for more technical guy for supervisory position even though I have supervisory experience. Can anyone suggest me how to answer these kind of questions?


Serena Williams spills why her daughter didn’t attend her matches
"I would get stressed out," said the superstar athlete.
Recently retired tennis champ Serena Williams has revealed the sweet reason why she did not allow her 5-year-old daughter, Olympia, to attend her matches until recently.
Serena Williams and her daughter, Olympia, ath., in early 2020. The tennis legend says “I’ve never really had her at matches until this summer” because she would stress about her daughter. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)
As reported on theGrio, last month, nd her daughter sat courtside sporting a similar beaded hairstyle that her mother wore when she won the 1999 U.S. Open and earned her first Grand Slam title at age 17. At the time, Williams rocked white beads in her hair.
The 23-time Grand Slam champion told Barrymore that her daughter and husband, Alexis Ohanian, cheered from the stands at the 2022 U.S. Open.
“Apparently she was saying like, ‘Go” Williams shared. “e’s like, ‘It’s OK, Momma, you just have to do what you feel,’ and I literally wanted to cry it was like, ‘Do what you feel. Do what your heart tells you.’ It was the sweetest thing ever.”
Meanwhile, Williams and Olympia starred in a Stuart Weitzman campaign last year, marking their first collaborative fashion ad, theGrio reported.
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The Queen Mary II sailed into Sydney Harbour this morning and is currently moored at the Naval Base outside our window
The ship, on its third visit to Sydney, is on its inaugural circumnavigation of Australia.
As part of a 108 day world cruise, it is spending 28 days in Australian waters, travelling from Fremantle in Western Australia and around the coast, stopping at ports including Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Darwin before returning to Perth and on to Sydney, which it revisits on March 7.
At 345metres long – two-thirds the length of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and 40 metres higher than Sydney Tower if stood on its end – Queen Mary 2 is too wide and long to dock at Circular Quay.
She leaves for Brisbane tonight and will be back in Sydney on March 7.


For many brands, tracking and managing physical inventory levels is the most important thing and has the biggest impact on the bottom line. When inventory starts to sell slowly—or stops selling at all—a brand needs to take notice and start making changes.
Obsolete inventory has the potential to disrupt even a very successful brand’s supply chain and fulfillment processes, as well as its profit margins. Learn more about obsolete inventory, why it matters, and what brands can do to decrease and manage obsolete inventory.
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While all products are at risk of becoming obsolete, some industries—such as apparel, electronics, and furniture—are especially at risk, vulnerable as a result of new innovations, technological advances, changing and seasonal trends, and increased competition.
Different types of products have varying lifecycles. Think about the difference between food inventory and clothing inventory. While food products might become obsolete when their expiration date has passed, clothing products might become obsolete when they’re no longer in style.
Why Is Obsolete Inventory a Problem?
Any product that a business can’t sell can cut into profit margins and disrupt the supply chain and fulfillment operations of any brand. What’s more, until a brand unloads the obsolete inventory, the brand might still be incurring storage costs. The longer a company holds on to obsolete stock, the higher the lost cost will be.
As much as 30% of an average brand’s stock can be obsolete at any given time, so devising a plan for handling this obsolete inventory is key to ensuring the disruption to the supply chain and fulfillment operations are minimal.
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After I had built and sold a few businesses and then flipped a few houses, I started running out of money to buy houses. I started investing in houses over the longterm and building a property portfolio, and funnilyy enough, one of the women that worked for me had been a financial adviser. She used to teach people how to trade the stock market, and she said to me, "I think you'd really like trading the stock market. You're good at this whole retail thing, I think you'd really enjoy trading the market."
It kind of stuck with me, but I had no experience of it, other than floating a company on the stock market, nobody had ever taught me how to trade or buy and sell shares, and to be honest, I don't really trust brokers because I've had some bad experiences with stockbrokers. A lot of the people I knew from my days of floating the business on the stock market found that there were a lot of unethical people who are in the industry. So I just kind of thought one day I'd like to…then I was talking to my finance broker, the guy who was helping me get the loans for my houses, and he said, "Do you still have some shares in the company that you floated?" And I said, "Yes, I've got like about a million dollars worth of shares in this company."
And he said, "Well, do you know that you can borrow the equity out of the shares, just like you can borrow equity out of a house?
But I'm not saying go and do that. I'm saying it to understand market conditions. And obviously, I'm not licensed to teach people how to trade the stock market or invest, but this is what I did. I'm just sharing my experience of how I started investing in the stock market. And what I did was I made this list. I started with the top 100 shares on the list, and then I focused on companies that I understood their business. There was one in particular in Australia that made poker machines for people to gamble on …
Another one was the gas company, I understood the gas company as an overall business model, and I invested in that, I had this plan, I did this spreadsheet. I was going to invest $10,000 in this one, $10,000 in this one, and then I made a terrible mistake. I made a mistake on my spreadsheet and when I placed my first trade …I had a spreadsheet that told me how many to buy to get $10,000 in shares, like by the share price, and I think I did like a divide instead of times or something on my spreadsheet. And I placed my first trade on, I remember it was the gas company because it was A, AGL the top of my list. And I placed my whole $100,000 on the first share on the list, and I freaked out because it was like. "Oh no, I've spent my whole $100,000 pot on one share instead of 10 shares!"
And I watched it for a few days and because …you don't actually take a loss or make a profit until you sell the shares. But you can watch the value going up and down every day by the price going up and down every day and what the market is trading at. And finally, and I didn't have anyone to talk to because I didn't want to tell anyone that I was teaching myself to trade the stock market because I thought everybody would tell me I was being a gambler and I was crazy. So finally, I reached out to the financial advisor that had helped me set up the margin loan, and I said, "What should I do?I've invested my whole a hundred thousand in this stock. And I've already lost like $5,000 in share value."
With the stock market, it's a very, very liquid investment. I learned a very, very valuable lesson. And that was, if you realize you've made a mistake, cut your losses, and that takes…
And then basically, what I would do was every couple of months I would review…Actually, every month, I was a bit paranoid about it because I was always learning it. But what I would do is I would review those shares every month. And I would say, are these on track?Are they continuing to grow?Or would I be better off just closing out this position and moving the money into a stock that is showing growth?And that's pretty much how I taught myself how to trade. And I ended up making…
And you have to keep very, very accurate records because you're going to have to report all those profits and losses at the end of the year when you go to do your taxes. So that's kind of how I got into the stock market. And I actually loved trading. And I do plan on getting back into trading. I do crypto trading now, but if I was going to…


So, "Divergent" is the latest film, soon to be a series, derived from a series of young adult novels by a young female author, Veronica Roth. We get the feisty young woman fighting against an oppressive society, attracted by a mysterious and brooding hunky guy who dominates all the other males. Everybody is either with the young woman or against her, but naturally she overcomes all opposition by virtue of being in the right when society as a whole is in the wrong. Meanwhile, the true opponents are women, while young men are shown as initially skeptical and resistant but ultimately adoring fans.
Now, as to whether you will like "Divergent," that is an unusually easy question to answer: did you like "Twilight"? Did you love "The Hunger Games"? If both answers are "no," don't even think of going to see "Divergent." If one answer is yes and the other is no, then go with your date if he/she (almost dead certain it will be she) expresses an interest.
If both answers are "yes," then "Divergent" is for you! Run, don't walk, to the theater, girl!
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How do I sleep?!
A lot of newborns hate bassinets and I don't blame them. They've been in a warm cozy space for months and now we try to put them on a hard, flat surface. It can take a few months for them to adjust and I think in the meantime you need to do what you can to allow you and the baby to get some sleep.
There are always going to be recommendations out there for what's the safest but that doesn't mean things have to be so black and white. I co-slept with my first for the first three months and it looks like this one needs it as well, and although it's not the ideal situation it's more safe than being so delirious from lack of sleep that an accident happens from me being so sleep deprived.
I had the same issue with my first baby. What worked for us was setting up a safe cosleeping environment. She would not fall asleep without me, so I was falling asleep holding her and needed an alternative.
What type of napper is she sleeping in? I feel like if it’s a curved surface she’s probably safer sleeping on your flat bed by you.
You’re going to get a lot of different responses on this.
I will share this is a mom of 4.
I was dead set against bed sharing. I tried everything to get my first in her crib / swing / pack n play. I met with a sleep expert, tried every swaddle, pacifier, white noise, tried taking shifts with DH, warming the crib, using a swaddle that smelled like me, you name it I tried it.
12 weeks of nonsense. I was a zombie and getting physically sick from lack of sleep. On the rare occasion she did sleep for more than an hour off of me, I would wake over and over to make sure she was breathing. I couldn't settle. I was passing out holding her and knew that was so dangerous.
I finally researched the 4th trimester and safe bedsharing and it literally changed my life. Suddenly she and I were getting full night's sleep (I dream feed at night). My other children went straight into my bed from the start and I listened to the woes of my friends getting no sleep because they had to get a baby out of a crib every 2 hours. It CAN be done safely and is a very natural normal thing to do. Many many parts of the world embrace and normalize bedsharing, it is a very western idea to remove baby from the mother at night.
My set up is a tempurpedic king mattress on the floor (spring mattresses can cause baby to roll and no bedframe). I sleep in the middle and baby sleeps on the outside between me and a bedrail. I wear long sleeves and no blankets. Baby sleeps on her side towards me, I sleep on my side towards her. When she needs to eat I just feed her right there laying down.  I am actually very keenly aware of her breathing and body while I sleep and I feel so at ease knowing we are together.
My older kids transitioned out around 18 months to a mattresses on the floor in their own rooms, my son went straight to a full bed in his room at 2 years old. But this mama loves her snuggles so I have an open door policy if anyone ever wants to come in. The years are short mama.
It’s so hard! I stressed myself out majorly this time because I also believe in the safe sleep and would love if my 2 week old would sleep in bassinet. However, I have fast let down and oversupply of milk so at the moment anytime she sleeps flat she has digestive issues where she grunts, fusses, spits up a ton, and sleeps for 45 mins or hour max. I was getting so tired so I tried the swing. I was more afraid of the dangers of her falling out of my arms or worse if I fell asleep holding her. Plus I don’t feel comfortable co-sleeping in the bed. So I make sure her swing is fully reclined back. Her arms are swaddled but legs are free. I strap her in so she cannot roll and use Muslin blanket tucked in tightly around her legs only. I still try the bassinet but when it doesn’t work and I’m feeling sleep deprived I opt for swing. Same with during the day. I actually used swing and rock n play exclusively with my second. I feel it actually helped teach her to fall asleep independently so when I transitioned her to pack n play at 16 weeks sleep training was a breeze. But, with the rock n play recalls and how they drill in the save sleep guidelines, with this baby I really started stressing myself out this time wanting to use flat bassinet. So when it didn’t work I had to make a judgment call. I figured we just have to use our own judgement and weigh out what’s safest for our babies in our current situation. For me it’s the temporary use of the swing when she’s having difficulty in bassinet. It’s usually the swing or a wrap during the day if I can’t hold her. Good luck!!
My first would only sleep in my arms. You can look up to Dr. James mckenna about safe sleep while bedsharing.


The government of Belgium has been warned that it may face legal  bring forward new measures to address air pollution.
The Commission today (8 November) revealed that it has issued a letter of formal notice to the Belgian government over its failure to meet legal limits for nitrogen dioxide (NO2) air pollution â€“ which is typically associated with road transport emissions.
According to the Commission, levels of NO2 in exceedance of the 40 Âµg/m3 average yearly legal limit have been recorded at monitoring sites in Brussels and Antwerp since 2010.
The Commission has decided that current measures to address the exceedances, which has included low emission zones, have not been sufficient to solve the problem, and further action may be required.
Questions have also been raised over the monitoring of air pollutants in the country â€“ including the location of monitoring sites used to measure progress towards air quality limits.
In a statement issued today, the Commission said: â€œregion since they came into force in 2010. T
â€œAlthough some measures, such as low emission zones, are in place to combat air pollution, the Commission is concerned that the current measures are not sufficient to achieve compliance as soon as possible.
Any potential legal action would come in addition to legal proceedings which have been taken against â€“ which have also failed to meet NO2 air pollution limits.
Europeâ€™sthat the three member stateHungary, Italy, and Romania were also referred to the.
Action against the Czech Republic and Spain was dropped following meetings with ministers.
The country, along with Czech Republic, has also been rapped for failig to bring its Air Quality legislation into line with the EU’s ambient air quality directive. Both countries have been set a two-month deadline before further action may be considered.


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Malakai and Lily have strong feelings for each other from the get go, but forces outside their control threaten to keep them apart. Other than Lily's inability to block emotions, the paranormal aspect doesn't really come into play much in the story. Until the very end in a surprise twist I didn't see coming and absolutely loved!'d she'. Abandonment by your mother is tough on any kid. .
1. Transparency. Because Lily could feel everyone's emotions, nothing was hidden. That was a cool angle for young adult.
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Hi all!I am pretty new here, but would like some advice. My son's rock band would like to have me do a photo shoot for them on Weds. I have a nice camera but no experience :-) I would greatly welcome any suggestions...indoor or outdoor. Any ideas?I know you may be asking "what are they looking for?" They do not know either!
Great idea!Thanx!Any other suggestions out there as well?I am open to all of your collective wisdom!
Do you have any information on what the band is like?
What kind of music do they play?How many members?Can you post a snippet of lyrics from one of their songs so we can get an idea of style?
What kind of music do they play, or what kind of image do they want to portray?
...any relation to the King....Elvis?
LOL Actually, my husband has the "Elvis" relation, although very distant :-) As far as the band goes, they are a pretty big rock/alternative band here in Sacramento. Web site is Nuclearband.com They have a slight mistake on that site...
Clarification...The live TV sample is them as well as the studio work on the top player. (my son is the drummer...
Sounds cool like the Offspring or the likes...
Find some weird place to set it up...got a place with graffiti thats always adds a kewl feel...
Pose 'em but don't put them in any "nice guy" pose I'm sure they don't want or need that...No flat clean up snaps...
BTW: Use your fisheye for a bunch on this one...
You guys are great!You've all made sense and I appreciate your input. Thank you!Keep it coming!I am watching this thread like a hawk!
Quick message to THANK everyone who gave me the advice I asked for concerning my son's band photo shoot!My daughter actually did most of the clicking this time but together we took what you all said very seriously and applied every bit of the suggestions given by the members. The shoot came out great and the band was happy with it. I have not posted most of the shots due to lack time this morning but I will post more on my profile at a later time. I would appreciate further guidance and critique from you all for what we currently have posted. I am a full fledged amature and you will NOT hurt my feelings with any critisism or suggestions!


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In 2022/2023 we plan to invest $3.2 million to renew and develop assets and $12 milContinuing to support community-led initiatives at Smiths Ave Reserve through the funding of coordinators and activations.
Initiating a service assessment for Te Koiwi Park, that identifies the user needs for the reserve.
Working with the Papakura Commercial Project Group to plan and support continued development of the town centre and the wider commercial areas.
Supporting the Takanini Business Association to work towards establishing a new Barea.
Completing work on a Papakura Heritage Interpretation Strategy.
Operating spend 2022/2023: $72,000.
Work with the Papakura and Takanini Business Associations to support local businesses and grow local prosperity and employment.
Support age-friendly and inter-generational activities that link older people and rangatahi.
Explore opportunities to link visitors and residents with our historical and cultural attractions and recreational walking and cycling trails.
Continue to deliver a range of community-led events and activities that make use of our parks and facilities to bring people together and promote wellbeing.
Continue to work with neighbouring local boards, local communities and mana whenua on projects that improve our environment and and the health of our waterways.


ary and language conventions. It is fostering a powerful where one cannot exist without the other. Learning another language is akin to living a whole new life with its own meaning and logic. Children learning another language opens up new cultural horizons for themselves and explores new communication avenues. Indeed, I want my students to be proficient in English and understand lessons taught in school. But I also want my students to preserve the riches of their cultural heritage and develop bilingual awareness where both languages matter.
My name is Beth Cannon, and I am a third-grade reading and social studies teacher at Julia P. Bryant Elementary School. I have been an educator for six years, serving in both Bulloch County and Colquitt County for three yearcompleting my Educational Leadership degree from GA Southern.
Many factors and individuals influenced me to become a teacher, but the most important wasYear after year, I am left with the fire to make a bigger impact on my students’ and their families’ lives. I challenge myself each year to be everything my students need. I want them to reflect on their time in my classroom as an everlasting positive experience and what kindles their love for learning.
I remind students of their purpose and the expectations I hold for them. I remind them we are a team that must work together to be successful. There are days I make difficult phone calls to inform parents about a tough day. The conversation is not always easy, but I remind parents I am here for them, and we are a team for their child’s success.
My hopes and dreams for my students are unimaginable. I love the challenge of helping them achieve. My goal is to make them excited to come back and learn each day.
I chose teaching as a career because I want to make a positive impact on tomorrow’sfinding out how each child learns. I know I teach children, but I also learn from them. I am constantly tested on my ability to be a great teacher, the strengths and weaknesses as a teacher, and many other aspects that come with teaching.
Being a teacher is not for the weak at heart. It takes a special person to wake every morning with the passion to love someone else’s child as your own and do whatever it takes for that child to be successful. Students need us, both teachers and parents, to love them and instill a desire to continuously learn and grow.
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Southeast Bulloch Middle School, with assistance from the district's Title I family engagement program, is hosting a series of Spring into Reading events for children in the Nevils, Brooklet and Stilson communities. The events are in celebration of National Reading Month and to support the school district's reading and literacy initiatives. Look for the yellow school bus book mobiles in Brooklet, Stilson and Nevils on the following dates:
"We were very fortunate to have more than 1,200 books donated for these events, and I am very excited about being able to take these out to the families," said Sherry Jordan, who serves as the school system's family engagement.coordinator for schools in the Southeast Bulloch district. For more information contact Sherry Jordan at 912.618.0287 or sjordan@bullochschools.org. See attached flyers.
Student's Manufacturing Awareness Week design showcases GA Industry
Bethany Boyer, a seventh-grade student at William James Middle School, is the statewide winner of the 2017 the Grades 6-8 category. Boyer will be honored during the annual  luncheon Governor Nathan Deal will recognize Georgia’s Manufacturers of the Year as well as Boyer and the elementary and high school-level Student Design Competition winners. She received $500 for her winning entry which showcases Georgia industries and products.
Sedey quickly pointed out that teaching and learning is an area where the team felt actions were in place and the district was poised to make improvements happen, particularly with its work in creating a guaranteed and viable curriculum across all schools. “You don’t have problems, you have challenges,” Seday said. The external review process is not a “gotcha” but a means to stimulate and guide continuous improvement.
In Sedey’s 30-minute presentation to the Board, school system employees and community members, he highlighted three areas as “powerful practices,” three “priority improvements,” and two “opportunities for improvement.”
“We are not required to provide systems with any powerful practices, but we are leaving you with three,” Seday said. “These are things we think you are doing just about better than anyone.”
• Bulloch County Schools engages in a


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Zeltia set to start Phase III trials for ovarian cancer treatment
Spain's Zeltia says its PharmaMar unit has concluded patient enrolment, ahead of schedule, for Phase III trials of a treatment for relapsed ovarian cancer that is being developed along with partner Johnson & Johnson.
The study compares the use of the cancer agent liposomal doxorubicin, sold by Schering-Plough in Europe as Caelyx and by J&J unit Ortho Biotech in the USA as Doxil, in combination with PharmaMar's own lead compound Yondelis (trabectedin) versus doxorubicin alone i platinum-based chemotherapy.
Zeltia said the target number of patients for the study, which began two years ago, was 650 patients in 130 hospitals across 21 countries. In total 672 patients were enrolled in less than the two years initially planned, it added, noting that a marketing application is on track for filing in Europe and the USA during 2008.
The company recently presenwhich confirmed the benefits seen in other Phase II studies of Yondelis on the treatment of STS and said that a new study has revealed a significant delay in the onset of tumours for STSnventional therapies. It also shows a significant increase in life expectancy, Zeltia concluded.
Faes signs deal with Roche and GSK for osteoporosis drug
Meantime, Faes Farma has signed an agreement with Roche and GlaxoSmithKline to market the firms' postmenopausal osteoporosis agent Bonviva in Spain.
The two European drug giants have been marketing Bonviva (ibandronate) in Spain since January and now Faes will also sell the treatment as Bondenza, once the necessary approval from the country's health authorities is received. The Bilbao-based company added that the postmenopausal osteoporosis market in Spain is worth around 200 million euros.


I headed there after Physical Therapy, and anticipated it being a quick in and out type deal. I should have known better. After all, Dr. Sodiq (my World Religion professor at TCU) and every single Muslim I've met since have been nothing but kind. Still, I was nervous…
Then I was asked if I wanted a plate of food. Seriously, who says no to that!The plate of food I was brought was almost all sweets, which are my weakness…so, in other words perfect!. Suddenly another person came and sat down to my right. If any of you follow my left neglect stories you know that I struggle looking left, so it felt like a relief when I could look right and be talking to someone. I then proceeded to spend the rest of the evening talking to him. I learned that: he is from Libya ("one of the seven" is how he phrased it…can you imagine becoming comfortable saying that about your home country?


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oko has reiterated that Government alone cannot curtail the spread of Coronavirus scourge in the state.
He therefore urged Delta residents to take actions to keep themselves safe by adhering to the safety protocol
Dr. Nwoko was speaking, when he featured on Delta Broadcasting Service Radio Program ‘Frank Talk’ an audience participation program anchored by Edward Akpati Ogwude, on Tuesday, July 22.
“Oshimili South remains the epicenter with 453, followed by Warri South with 177, Uvwie 163, Sapele 136, Ughelli 126, Oshimili North 113 and so on. So far the State has conducted about 5,550 tests and we have 99% contact tracing success rate and the rapid response team had received over 9000 calls from residents.” Dr Nwoko stated.
“enforcement is being carried out in places like bars, night clubs and hotels as well as among commercial bus drivers and Keke riders.
Am aware that the state and local government authorities are adopting stringent measures to enforce compliance in market places and shops.
“How do you convince persons with such mindsets to comply with safety protocol? This is the task we are contending with.
“Anchorman, the Governor had repeatedly pleaded with the people on the need to take the issues of adhering to safety measures seriously”.
Dr. Nwoko said, a medical Doctor understands the enormity of pandemic, and has been on top of the situation.
Beside personnel to handle cases, he has been calling on Deltans and residents of the Statey complying with NCDC safety protocols.
“The people should be wise enough to heed the governor’s calls. People do not need to be sent to prison before they adhere to the safety protocols.
“We believed in advocacy and sensitising the people, this should be the collective efforts of all because Government cannot do it alone. The people must be involved to stem the spread of the pandemic.
“I believe local government councils should enforce compliance at business centres, markets and other places of interest. The most important message here is that as much as government is doing her best to curtail the spread, the people must play their part “We must all accept the fact that coronavirus is real and in following laid down safety protocols to safeguard ourselves against the pandemic, we must adjust our social life and culture to contend with the novel virus ” Dr. Nwoko said.


Beginning in spring of 2005, the department initiated hosting a small ceremony prior to the main University graduation. This ceremony is designed to honor and recognize graduates in psychology and their family and friends. It is also the time to recognize faculty and staff and allow students, parents, friends, faculty and staff to mix socially and meet and greet. The ceremony also allows the department to honor a psychology student identified by the faculty to receive the Fred Minnigerode award.teaching assistant, and generally involves all of these factors.List of Minnigerode Awardees
The psychology department has recently initiated a new award subject to the award being funded from contributions in the near future..
Alumni and other interested parties may contribute to one of the two funds by sending a donation to University Relations and identifying the fund to which you wish your contribution to be applied.


With over 700 employees and 11 offices across Malaysia, we’re proud to have one of the most diverse and rich cultures as an organization and as a country. With us, endless opportunities and possibilities to grow await you.
People always ask me ‘When do you plan to leave Nielsen?’ My answer—I plan to retire with Nielsen! It may sound a bit exaggerated, but I truly believe that Nielsen has a great working culture and provides a myriad of career opportunities. I can see myself growing here for a long time.
This is my first job since graduation, and it has been both exciting and challenging! I’ve been givenData Science—from solving client inquiries to executing universe estimation. This journey has enhanced my computing skills and, most importantly, helped me grow as a person.
I believe one’s first job is an important milestone, and Nielsen has been the best starting point for me. The work I do impacts the lives and livelihoods of our community, and I know I can make a difference at Nielsen.


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4 5.2 Quality Policy The ISO 9001 policy has been strengthened More Focus on application of the policy across the organization. There is a need for documented information, as opposed to a documented statement6Top-level commitment and empowerment of senior management has been raised up now, and of course now the responsibility will not lie on one person. Job descriptions are a good way to define roles and responsibilities. Risk Based Thinking is a new and welcome addition to ISO HOne big plus is that preventive action does not now appear. The assumption is that the risk management process has features which creates inherent preventive actions via the improvement cycle. The requirements around the ISO 9001 ISO 9001 Now planning how to achieve its quality objectives introduced which includes steps like What will be done?describe the process flow and consider customer requirements What resources will be needed?equipment, work environment etc. Who will be responsible?An owner of the process and other staff all to be competent to do the work When will it be completed?to meet customer requirements How will the results be evaluated?


"How-To Halloween" is a family-oriented event dedicated to fostering the do-it-yourself spirit of the haunting season. Its tagline, "What will you create in your laboratory?" exemplifies its goal: to inspire kids and their parents to head to the garage or basement and build something cool for the holiday. Along the way, everybody might learn something about the creative process, engineering, and science!
This is not just for kids and tinkerers!


Reacting to the violence that broke out in the Punjab Assembly between the Opposition and treasury benches on Saturday, reported local media. Taking to his Twitter, the PTI leader said, "We are inches away from full fledge Civil unrest, @ImranKhanPTI has exercised utmost restraint very soon even he won't be able to stop this very angry mob and we ll see Country plunging into a civil unrest."
Terming his opponents 'imported leaders', Chaudhry said that they will not be able to leave the country. Another PTI leader Zulfi Bukhari said that the only solution to this civil unrest is elections. "These are just a few MPAs, imagine if the awam [public] goes out of control and takes the matter in their own hands...only solution to this civil unrest is elections. Let the people decide their own fate. Call elections!