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Below is a long blog post about 2013 in review. We hope you enjoy it and that the information contained herein helps give you some insight into what happened during our first year of existence as a company! We want to thank everyone for their support, comments, feedback, questions, referrals etc. throughout 2013; without all of this we would not be where we are today so from the bottoms of our hearts Thank You!!! A special shout out goes out to those who have purchased one or more products (or will soon), your purchases help make us look good when potential customers ask “What do people think?”. Please continue to share your experience with us on social media like Facebook & Twitter…the more the merrier!! If you haven’t done any sharing yet then click HERE and get started NOW. Here at the end of another year I find myself reflecting back over my accomplishments during 2013 and looking forward toward exciting possibilities ahead for 2014! In late August/early September I was contacted by two other individuals interested in starting a business together, they had been thinking along these lines since March but felt like they needed someone else involved before taking action – which makes sense considering how many ideas start off being discussed amongst friends only to never materialize because each party got busy doing something else instead (or maybe just didn’t feel confident enough). In addition, neither person wanted anything too complicated: “something simple” was mentioned several times throughout our conversations leading up until now…and that sounds perfect right? It sure does - except there were also some important factors missing from our initial discussion which led me down an entirely different path than originally planned. The biggest problem was finding time between work schedules–I worked full-time while attending school part-time plus having children at home made things even tougher still. Luckily though everything came together nicely once I realized exactly why things weren’t working properly earlier this summer: namely due largely because both men couldn’t agree upon how much money should go towards marketing vs production costs versus salaries per employee compared against total revenue generated through sales efforts alone – this meant spending way less cash overall thus reducing risks associated wih getting burned financially speaking if things went south fast rather quickly after launch date arrived unexpectedly last weekend morning around sunset hour.. I hope that gives you guys some idea regarding what happens next month(ish) :) Below is a long blog post about 10 years of my work and research. I tried to include many examples of the things we have done over these ten years, but if you want more detail then check out our website http://www.sparx-europe.eu/ I started SparX Europe in April 2007 with two colleagues. In those early days there were just three staff members: me (CEO), Fiona Sharp as Office Manager and David Stubbs as Project Officer for SAPRIN – the European Study of Pregnancy Risk Factors - an EU funded project. The first few months was spent developing our proposal for Horizon 2020 which we had submitted on February 28th 2007 under the Work Programme topic “Promoting Research Coordination”. We did not get awarded this grant but that experience made us realise how important it would be to build up networks across sectors so that when we applied again next year we could bring together a much stronger consortium. With only one member of staff we worked from home using laptops connected via mobile broadband dongles until September 2007 when we rented office space at the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, Toronto, Canada where we stayed while attending a meeting hosted by ICES and MUHC. 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My hope for this article therefore is not simply that you agree with everything said here but that you gain at least some fresh insight into our journey together from colonialism through decolonisation until now – all part of one story. The hope also is that we might reflect more deeply upon the nature of unity (or disunity) amongst God’s people, whether in the past or present day. The British Empire was built up by conquest, colonization and commerce throughout the world. As the ‘mother country’ Britain had control of Scotland for three hundred and eighty-five years after Mary Queen of Scots fled abroad following her defeat at Langside (29 May 1568). In that period she lived first in France then England before dying at Chartley Hall near Kenilworth Castle on 8 December 1587.[i] At the beginning of the nineteenth century the Scottish population was around half a million, and during those centuries of foreign occupation very little real change occurred in terms of either culture or religion. Even when the Jacobites were defeated in the battle of Culloden on April 16th 1746[ii], which brought to end almost thirty years of rebellion against English rule, no fundamental changes took place. Indeed it could be argued that things stayed much as they always had been except that increasingly the Church of England became dominant rather than dominated by Anglicans who felt themselves to be discriminated against under the previous regime.[iii]. It remained true however that most of the Scottish landowners belonged to the Episcopal Church, while the majority of ordinary folk followed their own forms of Christianity in small churches known locally as kirk sessions.[iv] However, the Enlightenment soon changed everything: the Reformation Settlement of 1690 replaced episcopacy with presbytery,[v] but nevertheless continued to maintain many of the elements of High Churchmanship including bishops, cathedrals and even the occasional use of surplices! By the early eighteenth century a growing number of members of both clergy and laity began to question such practices. This led ultimately to a split in 1834 when a group broke away from the established church of Scotland Below is a long blog post about 365 days of our lives. I think it’s interesting, and I hope you do too! It was the summer of ’92, we were 14 years old; my best friend and me. We had just finished school and wanted to get out from under parental control as quickly as possible. Soon we would be leaving for Europe with a group of fellow students on an exchange programme but before that there was still time to go exploring… We met up at her house in Skåne (Southern Sweden) early one morning – she lived by herself because her parents didn’t want anything to do with teenagers staying overnight- while they slept late after partying all night long drinking vodka or cider until dawn broke through their curtainless windows blinding them into wakefulness then dragging themselves around looking like zombies trying desperately not look hungover despite being so drunk that even small tasks became monumentally difficult such as getting dressed without tripping downstairs onto broken glass scattered across the floor below which may have been left behind following some previous party where someone got cut open severely requiring stitches etcetera … This day started off normally enough though eventually things took an unexpected turn when suddenly we found ourselves inside Astrid Lindgren’s home surrounded by giant stuffed animals. The place looked exactly how I imagined she might live if only I knew what kind of personality traits led people towards becoming famous authors rather than working jobs like most other people who aren’t rich yet anyway? But this wasn’t going anywhere useful fast either since neither girl seemed particularly interested anymore once those thoughts entered your mind during these types moments . At least according my own experience living nearby myself recently told me stories involving babysitting duties weren’t nearly exciting enough reason risk having strangers show up unannounced every single weekend evening regardless whether said individual happens happened happenning fall sleeping soundly dreamland oblivious until awoken rudely abruptly violently forcefully screamingly shouty style yelling “HEY THERE COME ON IN HEY GUYS WHAT THE F*CK YOU DOING?” . But hey maybe that will change sometime soon right now let us return focus original topic conversation continue flow seamlessly smoothly effortlessly naturally organically simply beautiful way everything comes together perfectly okay finally wrapping up sentence here . . Our first stop along this journey was Gothenburg, where the two girls decided to take a detour from driving straight through town and instead opt for something more scenic: cycling along Liseberg’s roller coaster tracks. It was certainly an adventure–one can never predict what could happen next when riding these high speed machines! Next came Sundsvall, where we discovered another type of excitement altogether: ski Below is a long blog post about 2016 elections. I will try to keep this in the short format, but if you are interested please read on… On November 8th of last year we were able to elect Hillary Clinton as our next President and Democrats picked up many seats in Congress. This was great news for most Americans who wanted to see some change in Washington DC. However, it turned out that the Republicans still controlled both Houses of Congress so they could not be blocked from passing any laws or legislation. As a result there have been very few votes held by either Party over the past couple months because no one wants their vote to count since nothing would get done with it anyway! The reason why these two Parties haven’t passed much new legislation during this time period has mainly come down to politics rather than actual policy differences between them though—Republican leaders know full well what kind of policies Democratic supporters want (such as immigration reform), while Democrat leaders understand how strongly conservative constituents feel against those same ideas too which makes negotiating difficult at best when trying to find common ground where neither side feels completely defeated after every meeting ends without progress being made towards getting anything accomplished together despite having plenty enough members willingness sign onto proposed bills/laws written specifically tailored just around whatever issue everyone agrees upon first before moving forward further into deeper talks later down road whenever possible hopefully resulting eventually leading somewhere productive ultimately proving successful once again soon afterwards thankfully hopefully sooner rather then latter finally ending everything nicely overall successfully successfully happy happily joyously delighted pleased thrilled excited ecstatic elated content satisfied fulfilled gratified glad gleeful merry jolly cheery lively sprightly vivacious vigorous energetic spirited effervescent perky buoyant sunny radiant bright shiny glittery sparkling gleaming flashy dazzling magnificent marvelous wondrous stupendous fantastic grandiose colossal tremendous huge gigantic massive enormous monstrous titanic huge big tall large vast immense humongous mammoth gigantic towering massive hefty weighty heavy burdensome substantial copious plenteous ample abundance generous overflowing rich wealthy affluent opulence extravagantly lavish excessively superfluous exaggerated greatly magnify hyperbolize inflate blown out proportionally disproportionately unrealistic surpassingly surplus amountless insufficient small petty tiny little minuscule meager scant insignificant negligible irrelevant nugatory valueless worthless useless pointless vain futile meaningless inconsequential trivial frivolous trifle piffling paltry puny minute moderate slight minimal petite miniature microscopical infinitesimal almost nonexistent lesser greater larger greatest absolute maximum