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Could this be the site of the 1298 Battle of Falkirk?
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Looking back with Ian Scott, Roman coin hoard discovered in Falkirk
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Unexpected hidden 'treasure' beneath Falkirk's Lint Riggs
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What’s the story for bonds?
By: Ian Scott, Head of Fixed Income, Momentum Investments “Equities are boring and bonds are disgusting” – Jeremy Grantham As fund managers we are continuously asked the following questions: When should I invest in bonds? How can retail investors allocate capital to an institutional market? Should I buy nominal bonds or inflation-linked bonds? And the list goes on.
The PPF’S approach to investment
Ian Scott is head of investment strategy at the Pension Protection Fund The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) protects the financial futures of members of UK defined benefit (DB) pension schemes. We currently protect close to 10 million people who we will compensate if their employer fails and their scheme is unable to pay them what they had been promised. Our investment mandate is to run a risk-controlled portfolio designed to ensure financial strength at times when others are facing difficulties.
Opening remarks at the public hearing to consider Rogers Communications’ application to acquire Shaw Communications’ cable and satellite services
By Ian Scott Chairperson Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Gatineau, Quebec November 22, 2021 (Check against delivery) Good morning and welcome to this public hearing. Before we begin, I wish to acknowledge that the lands on which we are gathered are part of the traditional unceded Algonquin territory. I would like to thank the Anishnaabeg people and pay respect to their Elders.
Did the Raisin Bran Sun wear sunglasses?
Historical Events Brands 26 Aug 2018 Ian Scott HE-1926-0293 M: 71.03%MMDE: 71.03% 11798 Wearing sunglasses? MMDE: Wore sunglasses Current: Did not wear sunglasses Did the cheerful Raisin Bran sun, happily smiling out from the front of the famous breakfast cereal box, wear sunglasses? Many people swear he did, but all references today show he never has done. This isn't the first MMDE to involve a "did he/didn't he" regarding sunglasses - Tom Cruise is another with "Risky Business".
Want To Create American Jobs? Remove American Barriers To Immigration
By Ian E. Scott A business owner tapes posters to his window in support of immigration reform. (Image credit: Getty... [+] Images via @daylife) While America is often called the land of opportunity, immigration law often serves as a barrier for many business owners and foreign entrepreneurs.
Starting You Own Business ?
19 June 2019 Consider these important aspects to maximise cash flow When starting a small business cash flow and survival are the most important aspects to focus on. But as the business grows you need to think about savings and planning for the future and eventual retirement. A small business has many advantages, in particular flexibility. As a start try and save tax legitimately wherever possible and consult a competent business adviser.
Non-Executive directors - Why your privately owned business needs one
Non-executive directorships are common in listed companies but not in private companies. Ian Scott, Managing Partner at BDO Cape Town, believes a strong case can be made for consideration of the appointment of an independent non-executive director on many privately owned companies.
Types of business forms and implications - Business Service and Advisory - Insights - BDO
When starting a business, it is important to consider the type of business entity you plan to operate in as these each have different implications for the business. There are four main options: a sole trader or proprietor a partnership a company a trust Each has advantages, disadvantages and tax implications. It is recommended that you consult a professional adviser before committing yourself. 1.
CEO's need to use Twitter more responsibly - Webster Journal
CEO’s need to use Twitter more responsibly By Ian Scott | November 14th, 2018 Let’s say your great Aunt suddenly died (climbing accident in the Bavarian Alps) and left you her company. Nothing much, just MPO Thumbtacks (I made this up, don’t go out and buy stock shares) that is currently the world’s leading supplier of thumbtacks and thumbtack related products — with a yearly revenue stream of over $1 billion. What is the next move for you? Is it going on Twitter and being an idiot?
iPhone updates are not worth the hype - Webster Journal
This summer, while at a pool party, my stepmother pushed me into a pool. It was meant as a joke, but my phone was in my pocket. After exposure to water, the common practice is to put your phone in a bag of rice. But for me, it didn’t work–the opposite happened–it fried my phone further. The next day, I went and picked up an iPhone 7 Plus. Had this incident been a few days ago, I might have qualified to get the iPhone XS in some type of neat payment plan, something like $22.99 a month for 74 months.
A systematic review to explore the impact of anxiety on quality of life and treatment outcomes in rheumatoid arthritis
A systematic review to explore the impact of anxiety on quality of life and treatment outcomes in rheumatoid arthritis Annabelle Machin, Randula Haththotuwa, Opeyemi Babatunde, Ian Scott, Nadia Corp, Carolyn Chew-Graham, Samantha Hider Br J Gen Pract 2018; 68 (suppl 1): bjgp18X697181. DOI: 10.3399/bjgp18X697181
Webster Art Shows Review - Webster Journal
There were two Webster art events last weekend; Leslie Mutchler and Jason Urban’s “Ordinal Solid” was opening on Friday, and “Adorn or Disfigure,” the student gallery, was the following night. It was more of an event than a typical art gallery. If run during the 1960s, all it would have needed are a few dancers and mod haircuts and we would have a happening. It was not a happening in that sense, although a lot was happening there.
Police oversight bill should be passed, says former SIU director
On Nov. 16, 2017, on the second reading of Bill 175, the bill designed to implement the recommendations made in the Report of the Independent Police Oversight Review, Laurie Scott, MPP for Kawartha Lakes-Brock, read out a submission from the Police Association of Ontario in the Legislature.
Balancing on a runner's tightrope - Webster Journal
Last week, I went for my first jog in a few months. My iPod died shortly after departure, and I was too stubborn to turn around. The tuneless run left me time to think; why had I not run in a while? Laziness would be the most logical explanation, but that is the tacit answer to many questions about me. There has to be something more lurking under the surface. I absolutely detest runners as a whole, but running culture in particular.
Relaxing over break: Trying to do nothing takes everything - Webster Journal
Over this last winter break, I set but one goal for myself: put a day aside in which I do nothing. On the surface, this sounds like a laughable, pathetic and simple goal, and in many ways it is. But in another, more meaningful way, it isn’t. Though most of my days are spent doing nothing, it isn’t a pure and blissful nothing, but a stressful and unproductive nothing. The usual nothingness is bundle wrapped in the sheets of attempted and failed tasks, forgotten errands and confused staring.
Review: Webster's DADAH exhibit - Webster Journal
Webster’s Department of Art, Design, and Art History (DADAH) held an art exhibition on Saturday, December 2nd. The DADAH exhibit was on their Gateway campus on Olive Street. The showcase featured works by art professors and other various members of the community. I decided I would be up to the task of reviewing it. Immediately greeted by a security guard stationed on a rickety chair, I was unsure if she was an installation, perhaps a Marina Abramovic-esque addition to the pieces.
Student from Texas joins Conservatory technical direction program - Webster Journal
Webster Junior Josh Swan, an Austin transplant, was the Technical Director for Webster Conservatory’s adaptation of “As You Like It,” which just finished showing last weekend. The role of technical director is one of the more involved jobs on the crew of a show. Long hours and little thanks are a required facet of the job. “Being a technical director means being in charge of most of the scenic elements, not design, but how to take design and realize it,” Swan said.
Webster assistent professor Lisa Brunnette releases new app "Sender Unknown: Into the Woods" - Webster Journal
While generations before had Choose Your Own Adventure books, today’s generation has “Sender Unknown: The Woods,” a newly released game that launched itself up the iTunes app store charts this month. The app was created by Lisa Brunette, a video game design professor at Webster University. This is not Brunette’s first foray into the world of game design. She previously helped design for Big Fish Games and other smaller indie gaming companies.
To Make a Difference: A Memoir
Format: Hardcover Dimensions: 264 pages Published: April 15, 2001 Publisher: Stoddart Language: English The following ISBNs are associated with this title: ISBN - 10: 0773732926 ISBN - 13: 9780773732926 From the Publisher The irony of that stroke, suffered in the spring of 1994, was not lost on Scott's many admirers and political foes, for Scott was hands down the best orator of the Ontario Legislature – and perhaps in all of Canada.
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