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We somehow managed to miss World Anteater Day a couple of days back, but regardless, here's the video from our anteater tongue feeder box that was created at Yorkshire Wildlife Park Ltd during one of our recent Team builds. The group created four of these feeders over the build, but every 40 minutes the groups were completely changed around to really mix things up. It was interesting to see how with each group change, the dynamics shifted, there was sharing of ideas and skills, and it worked brilliantly. The box feeder is a simple design that works brilliantly. The box is big enough to fit in a slow-pet feeder. But in order the access the food, the anteater has to use its tongue through one of the holes in the lid. The lid is 40mm deep, with pipes that go through it. The idea is to really slow the food and encourage the anteater to use the fantastic adaptation that they have with their amazing tongue. A huge well done to the group, you were fantastic! Team Building with BITE, Lindsi Blakeman #teambuilding #corporatesocialresponsibility #teambuildingactivities #tbwb

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What's a Sancocho?? We get this question a lot! This right here is a Sancocho! Or a Zing Pow—we sometimes call it, when the billfish snaps off the line and you get a big ole birds nest like this one. 💥 When we say: No Sancocho, we really mean don't lose that fish! • #casaviejalodge #guatemala #fishinglodge #nosancocho #zingpow #offshorefishing

Sabong Breeds: Discovering the Variety and History of Roasters for Cockfighting Cockfighting breeds have played an important role in many civilizations and societies throughout history. Raising and breeding game fowls for cockfighting dates back centuries and continues to captivate fans all around the world. This article looks into the technical details of many cockfighting breeds, their distinguishing characteristics, historical significance, and much more. Before placing a Meron or Wala bet, it’s important that bettors first check on the participating roosters during the ruweda. Bettors will be able to see which breed the participating roosters belong to and their overall health. Cockpits will see a wide variety of gamefowls per day as long as matches are occurring around the clock, so bettors will need to be familiar with as many breeds and crossbreeds as possible to have some idea on which gamecock to bet on. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/d2jnQmcv #jiliasia #jiliasiacasino #jiliasiapro #jiliasiasabong

As the collegiate football season wraps up, there's much to reflect upon from University of Washington's journey, including the pivotal game against Michigan. This season has been a profound teacher in the art of leadership, resilience, and growth.   ◼ Embracing Change and Challenges: This season was a vivid reminder that change is constant. UW faced numerous challenges, from roster changes to adapting strategies against formidable opponents like Michigan. Leaders, too, must be ready to embrace change, viewing each new challenge as a chance to innovate and improve.   ◼ The Power of Resilience: Throughout the season, UW showed remarkable resilience. Whether it was bouncing back from lackluster individual performances or pushing through tight games, their grit was evident. In leadership, this kind of resilience is vital. It's not about never falling; it's about how you rise each time you do.   ◼ Learning from Failure: Each game was a learning opportunity. Even the loss against Michigan, for instance, wasn't just a defeat; it was a lesson in identifying areas for improvement. Great leaders understand that failure is not the opposite of success; it's a part of it.   ◼Team Cohesion and Collaborative Success: This season highlighted the importance of teamwork. Success was never about individual players but about how they worked together. In leadership, fostering a collaborative environment where everyone feels valued and heard is crucial for collective success.   ◼ Staying Grounded in Values: Through ups and downs, UW remained true to their core values of sportsmanship, integrity, and dedication. Similarly, effective leadership is rooted in unwavering adherence to one's core values, regardless of the circumstances.   As we look back on UW's season, it's clear that the lessons extend far beyond the field. They are about leadership, perseverance, and the continuous journey of learning and growing. These lessons are universal, resonating in boardrooms as much as on football fields.   And, at the end of the day, GO DAWGS! #Leadership #PurpleReign #GoHuskies

“Don’t get into cows, you’ll never make money” When we made the decision to buy cows, everyone told us you wouldn’t make money. Had we gone the traditional route, angus beef cows, I think they would of been right. But instead, we purchased a small herd of niche Scottish Highland Cows. There is a tight knit group or breeders that use these cows for beef, 4H show animals, and candidly pasture ornaments. Over the last two years we’ve sold off the first cows we bought, purchased registered American Highland cows, and now breed and sell across the country. These are the first calves from our 2023 offspring that are headed to new pasture. Two are shipping off to Texas and one is going to a breeder/beef rancher in Utah. A few things i’ve learned from this experience: 1. Get opinions, learn from others, but ultimately follow your heart and send it. 2. Dont get caught up in paralysis by analysis. Commit and let it evolve. 3. Niche wins - We wouldn’t be making money with angus, small scale; for us, niche wins. PS someday we hope to make money selling beef but that is the long term goal. You need lots of land and cows to make that happen!

aggressively over the past six years, with locations built or planned in 18 states. In March, Ocala-News.com reported that at least tenofthoseCravefranchiseshadopenedandclosed since the beginning of 2023. CRAVEDH O TDOGS BBQ •BEER 2463 Redmond reached out to Ocala-News.com after reading our story about the other closures and provided a little insight into his own closure. "My biggest issue was not bringing ni enough money to support the brick-and-mortar location," said Redmond in an email to Ocala-News.com. Another franchise in Central Florida closed twice under two different owners in less than two years. That CraveopenedalongOrangeAvenueinOrlandoin February2022. The location closed several months after ti first opened, and then reopenedagainundernewleadershipinFebruary2023. It has since closed for a second time. Across the country, there are multiple franchises that have opened and closed ni Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, North Carolina, and Michigan. Some of those restaurants reopened before ultimately closing again. Despite the closures, there are still several Crave franchises and food trucks ni operation across the country. Additionally, the company's website indicates that there are at least four other locations in Florida

$800 Dog From The Amish. We bought our our dog Kona during Covid. Everyone wanted a dog. Everyone wanted a golden retriever. $3,000+ was the asking price. At EVERY pure breed breeder. Most breeders we're out of state. most of them had a waiting list of 10 to 15 people on it. We ended up finding a little house on the Prairie breeder. With no Internet. With no waitlist. We drove to her house. The owner was out back, churning butter. JK kinda . We paid $800. Got a pure bred golden that we love. Not every dog was sought after during Covid. Goldens were because goldens were in demand. Goldens are basically always in demand because they're a good dog. They're a good product. 2 Takeaways: 1. You can always get a deal if you go off market 2. Think about your business like a golden retriever (Make It Valuable / Create Demand)

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