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#throwback to last week at Corby @avon_uk with the lovely @makeupmum2 @makeup_generation_team #staffshop #avon #selfemployed #timefreedom #workityourway #avonrep #makeupboxreps (at Corby) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1eNzZ6llG_/?igshid=3lzux08u4vsy
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I’m supposed to be vacuuming out my car… this is what happens. Oops. Songs are “Before the Season Ends” by Mitis and “The Deep” by Coyote Kisses Eeeeeep, sorry the songs keep skipping… I used my computer to record this and it didn’t seem to enjoy playing music and recording/live streaming at the same time. by Kinetic Vortex Flow
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Events are cancelled, Jennifer needs to pivot Staff Shop
Jennifer Menard’s life has been about reinvention, regardless of her circumstance. She openly shares her life story growing up in a broken home but perseveres to become a successful entrepreneur. She found her path through a mentor who employed her and then subsequently encouraged her to buy the business she helped build. She rebrands, brings in a partner and Staff Shop is now staffing events across North America and even the Caribbean. Her business is guided by purpose and all is promising until COVID-19 cancels every event. Listen to how Jennifer responds by pivoting her business, earning the admiration and advice from Stephen Shaw who has produced for the Rolling Stones and Oprah Winfrey; Joe Jackman who has helped some of the worlds largest brands pivot and Kiruba Sankar, Global Leader, Global Procurement - Corporate Social Responsibility, RBC. Small Business Matters series, presented by RBC.
A troubled start (01:04) Jennifer shares her story growing up in a troubled home. The chaos and trauma impacted her personally but by surrounding herself with the right people and the right resources, she managed to survive. Leaving home in northern Ontario at 18, Jennifer moves to Toronto, lands a job at MLSE and begins to rebuild her life.
From strength to strength (03:51) Two years later Jennifer connects with Geoff Bagg and joins his company, The Bagg Group. Her path to entrepreneurship and success begins when Jennifer is given an opportunity to start a hospitality and event division at The Bagg Group, eventually buying the division to start Staff Shop. She builds a successful business, staffing events across North America.
Making the pivot (07:45) Then COD-19 hits but Jennifer is not deterred. Although events are shut down, cutting off the lid blood of her business, she rapidly pivots to focus on staffing for essential services. Considering the future of Staff Shop, Jennifer has some fundamental questions she needs answered: how much does she pivot, how far, how fast and for how long?
The experts weigh in (12:20) Joe Jackman: “Be really good at not only selling your proposition but executing it and getting credit for what makes you different.” In order to grow her business, Stephen Shaw advises Jennifer to pinpoint growth industries and land a key client. Kiruba Sankar from RBC acknowledges Jennifer's certifications allows her access to opportunities, but those with the best method win
Tony’s closing thoughts (25:51) Tony believes clients will indeed pay a premium for Jennifers offer of full-time versus contract staff. Competing on price is a race to zero but competing with a premium offer is where you'll find a higher purpose, better employees and better clients.
Links and References
Jennifer Menard - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-menard-56276812/ Website - http://staffshop.ca Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/StaffShop.ca/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/staffshop.ca/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/staffshop/people/
Stephen Shaw, Principal, Round Room Live - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-shaw-98170019/ Website - https://roundroomlive.com
Joe Jackman, Founder | CEO, Jackman - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-jackman/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearejackman/
Kiruba Sankar, Global Leader, Global Procurement - Corporate Social Responsibility, RBC LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sankarkiruba/
Supplier Diversity - https://www.rbc.com/sourcing/supplier_diversity.html RBC Business page – https://www.rbcroyalbank.com/business/index.html RBC COVID-19 Financial Relief page - https://www.rbc.com/covid-19/business.html Future Launch - https://www.rbc.com/dms/enterprise/futurelaunch/index.html
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Harry Potter Author J.K. Rowling’s Political Fairytale Book Penned and Published by Author Loic Cabrel as Terrie, The Sorcerer
Loic Cabrel, the Author, is a family and friend of Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling, with whose permission he has penned and published her prior purported political fairytale as a new and novel fantasy book: Terrie, The Sorcerer, and first book of a fantasy series: Terrie of Terrestria series – a sort of sequel and sort of spin-off to the Harry Potter series. The Terrie of Terrestria series is part itself of a super fantasy series: the Sorceria or Sorcering State series – a sort of sequel and sort of spin-off to the Harry Potter series, and also of a sort of shared universe and shared world with Harry Potter.
The Terrie of Terrestria series is a series whose story takes place in the Terrestria section which is the terrestrial section of Sorceria the sorcering world, and also a greenish Earth section situated cardinally in Sorceria’s North-and-Up, and in which sorcerers and sorceresses walk with legs on its grounds or groundlands, and its central character called Terrie. Terrie, The Sorcerer is the first book of this Terrie of Terrestria series.
“The series’ story features original and never seen spotless spells (in strong-and-sharp sounds of spells’ sparks-and-sparkles) and sorceries (in soft-and-slight sounds of sorceries’ shines-and-shimmers) and shamanisms (in scream-and-screech sounds of shamanisms’ sleeks-and-sheens), spelled by saint-aka-sacred vs. satanic-aka-sacrilegious sorcerers and sorceresses, with staffs for senior sorcerers + sticks for small sorcerers + staves for superior sorcerers + sceptres for sovereign sorcerers, and in a sorcering world named Sorceria or the Sorcering State, and in a sorcery school named Scholaria School of Sorcery and Sorcerycraft, in this new Sorceria or Sorcering State series”; different and dissimilar from the past and previous wizardry and witchcraft, weaved by good and evil wizards and witches, with wands, in the wizarding and witchcraft world, and in the wizarding and witchcraft school of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter series.
“The series’ story features again the sorcerers and sorceresses in this Sorceria series who ‘swirl’ on swirling saucers, ‘sweep’ on sweeping sweepsticks (sort of flying broomsticks), and ‘soar and swoop’ on soaring and swooping shags (sort of flying carpets)”; different and dissimilar from the past and previous wizards and witches flying on broomsticks in the Harry Potter series.
“The series’ story features also the sorcerers and sorceresses in this Sorceria series who also sport/play as sport-teams and sporters/players in the three sorcering sports/Sorcero-Sports of Sorcero-Shot (which is a score-in sports in which shots are to be scored inside of score-posts), Sorcero-Shoot (which is a score-out sports in which shoots are to be scored outside of score-posts) and Sorcero-Soccer (which is a score-in and score-out sports in which shots and shoots as soccers are to be scored inside and outside of score-posts)”; different and dissimilar from the past and previous Quidditch sport played at Hogwarts and other schools of magic, and professionally by adult magicians in the Harry Potter series.
“The series’ story features the sorcerers and sorceresses in this Sorceria series that are of two types: the beneficent saint or sacred (Saints or Sacreds), and the maleficent satanic or sacrilegious (Satanists or Sacrileges).”
Some story elements and plot points in this Terrie, The Sorcerer book similar to the Harry Potter books are: The Supershop whose Supershop Street is a high street and also a shopping street/shopping centre in the capital city: Sorceripolis for sacred sorcerers and sorceresses. Some of its shops it has are:
The Serveryshop and Servery and the Snackshop and Snack (where the servers and snack-sellers serve and sell snacks to sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Stockshop/Stock: the Sorcerers Stock (where the stockers or stock-sorcerers stock the stocks (sums of money) to sorcerers and sorceresses who stock-out or stock-in their stocks).
The Stickshop (where the stick-seller sells sticks to small sorcerers and sorceresses), the Staffshop (where the staff-seller sells staffs to senior sorcerers and sorceresses), the Staveshop (where the stave-seller sells staves to superior sorcerers and sorceresses), and the Sceptreshop (where the sceptre-seller sells sceptres to sovereign sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Sewshop and Stitchshop (where the sewers and stitchers sew and stitch sorcerer-robes and sorcerer-clothes and sorcerer-clothing for the sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Sartorialshop (where the sartorial sartorial sorcerer-robes for the sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Sundaeshop and Syllabubshop (where the sundae-seller and syllabub-seller sell sundaes and syllabubs to sorcerers and sorceresses).
The super Sportshop and its sub Shotshop and Shootshop and Soccershop (where the sport-sellers and also shot-sellers and shoot-sellers and soccer-sellers sell the sport and sporting shots and shoots and soccers supplies of the sorcering sports to sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Stationeryshop and Scriptorialshop (where the stationer and scriptorial-seller sell stationeries and scriptorials (such as scriptures and scripts and screens, sheets and slabs and scrolls, styles and styluses and stencils, sprays and sprinkles, smears and smudges, substances, scoops and spatulas and spoons, mortar, calabashes, pestles, phials, syringes, serums/potions/philtres and all other sorcering substances to sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Scriptureshop and Scriptshop and Screenshop (where the scripture-seller and script-seller and screen-seller sell scriptures/scripturebooks (speechless/silent words and writings textbooks) and scripts/scriptbooks (speaking/saying words and writings textbooks) and screens/screenbooks (showing words and writings textbooks) to sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Sheetshop and Slabshop and Scrollshop (where the sheet-seller and slab-seller and scroll-seller sell sheets/sheetbooks (soft-books) and slabs/slabbooks (strong-books) and scrolls/scrollbooks (semi-soft and semi-strong books) to sorcerers and sorceresses), the Styleshop and Stylushop and Stencilshop (where the style-seller sells styles (pens) and stylus-seller sells styluses (pencils) and stencil-seller sells stencils (pens-and-pencils) to sorcerers and sorceresses), the Sprayshop and Sprinkleshop (where the spray-seller sells sprays (inks) and sprinkle-seller sells sprinkles (inks) to sorcerers and sorceresses), the Smearshop and Smudgeshop (where the smear-seller sells smears (erasers) and smudge-seller sells smudges (erasers) to sorcerers and sorceresses), the Substanceshop (where the substance-seller sells substances (inks-and-erasers) to sorcerers and sorceresses), the Sorceropapershop and Sorceroparchmentshop and Sorceropapyrushop (where the sorceropaper-seller sells sorceropapers and sorceroparchment-seller sells sorceroparchments and sorceropapyrus-seller sells sorceropapyruses to sorcerers and sorceresses), the Scoopshop and Spatulashop and Spoonshop (where the scoop-seller sells scoops and spatula-seller sells spatulas and spoon-seller sells spoons to sorcerers and sorceresses).
The Sweepstickshop and Sweepstaffshop and Sweepstaveshop and Sweepsceptreshop (where the sweepstick-sellers and sweepstaff-sellers and sweepstave-sellers and sweepsceptre-sellers sell the sweepsticks and sweepstaffs and sweepstaves and sweepsceptres to sorcerers and sorceresses), with the Sweepsticks and Sweepstaffs and Sweepstaves and Sweepsceptres similar to a Flying Broomstick and its shop which sells flying broomsticks and its items.
The Shaghop (where the shag-sellers sell the shags to sorcerers and sorceresses), with the Shags for transport and travel and similar to a Flying Carpet and its shop which sells flying carpets and its items.
The Sieveshop and Siftershop (where the sieve-sellers and sifter-sellers sell the sieves and sifters to sorcerers and sorceresses), with the Sieves and Sifters for transport and travel to several and so many places at a time in a sieving and sifting.
The Sackshop and Sachetshop and Satchelshop and Suitcaseshop (where the sack-sellers and sachet-sellers and satchel-sellers and suitcase-sellers sell the sacks and sachets and satchels and suitcases to sorcerers and sorceresses), with the Sacks and Sachets and Satchels and Suitcases for transport and travel wholly within worlds.
The Saucershop and Salvershop and Saucepanshop and Steamershop (where the saucer-sellers and salver-sellers and saucepan-sellers and steamer-sellers sell the saucers and salvers and saucepans and steamers to sorcerers and sorceresses), with the Saucers and Salvers and Saucepans and Steamers for transport and travel wholly without worlds.
The Sackshop and Sachetshop and Satchelshop and Suitcaseshop (where the sack-sellers and sachet-sellers and satchel-sellers and suitcase-sellers sell the sacks and sachets and satchels and suitcases to sorcerers and sorceresses), with the Sacks and Sachets and Satchels and Suitcases to carry and contain their things in them.
Some of the Supershop’s other shops are: the three Spellshop and Sorceryshop and Shamanismshop, the four Sauceshop and Syrupshop and Soupshop and Stewshop, the two Sugarshop and Sweetshop, the two Saltshop and Sourshop, the two Savourshop and Spiceshop, the two Scrumptioushop and Succulentshop, e.t.c.
The small other Shops and Stores and Stalls and Shelves and Stands and Seats and Sites and Spots of the Supershop Street with their sales and selling and supplying and subscribing and streaming and servicing, of its sales and supplies and subscriptions and streams and services, by its salesmen and sellers and suppliers and subscription services and streaming services and servers and servicers, all along its shops, for its shoppers and subscribers and streamers.
The Subshop whose Subshop Street is another high street and also a shopping street/shopping centre in the capital city: Sorceripolis for sacrilegious sorcerers and sorceresses, which is opposite to the Supershop Street. Some of its shops it has are:
The Skullshop.
The Skeletonshop.
The Séanceshop.
The Sabbathshop.
All aforementioned shops are similar to Harry Potter’s Borgin and Burkes, an antique shop, which specializes in the Dark Arts which sells sinister and dangerous objects.
Scholaria School of Sorcery and Sorcerycraft is also mentioned in this 1ST (Prologue/Prequel) Book, as it will be the focus of the 2ND Book (the true 1ST Book) as the Protagonist (Saviour of Souls) saves souls in this 1ST Book, and then starts schooling at the sorcery school subsequently, which will be as such in the subsequent 2ND Book.
Also in this 1st Book of the Sorceria series is a sorcering society: the Sorcering/Sorceric Sovereignty (also called the Sorcerovereignty/Sorcerivereignty or the Sovereignocracy) of Sovereignocrats: Sovereigns and Sovereignesses. It is also called the Sovereignty of Sorcery.
Showcase of the “Terrie, The Sorcerer” Table of Contents CHAPTER One: Sacrifice in a Sorcering Sacrifice CHAPTER Two: Sense on the Sorcering Sensors CHAPTER Three: Walk on the Walking Wagon CHAPTER Four: Speak of a Sorcering Speaking CHAPTER Five: Say of a Sorcering Saying CHAPTER Six: State of a Sorcering Stating CHAPTER Seven: Solemn of a Sorcering Solemnisation CHAPTER Eight: Swirl on the Swirling Saucer CHAPTER Nine: Start at the Sorcering Starting CHAPTER Ten: Skirmish in a Sorcering Skirmish CHAPTER Eleven: Subsettle at the Sorcering Subsettlement CHAPTER Twelve: Supersettle at the Sorcering Supersettlement CHAPTER Thirteen: Super-shop at the Sorcering Supershop CHAPTER Fourteen: Sub-shop at the Sorcering Subshop CHAPTER Fifteen: Swing on the Sorcering Swing CHAPTER Sixteen: Sieve on the Sorcering Sieve CHAPTER Seventeen: Symposium at the Sorcering Sylvan CHAPTER Eighteen: Save Sorcery vs. Sacrifice Sorcery CHAPTER Nineteen: Shadow Sorcery vs. Shade Sorcery CHAPTER Twenty: Shoo Sorcery vs. Smite Sorcery CHAPTER Twenty-One: Stop at the Sorcering Stopping CHAPTER Twenty-Two: Source at the Sorcering Source
The eBook is available to be shopped at book distributor Smashwords at its Smashwords Store primarily, (as Loic Cabrel as an author says he prefers the Smashwords Store as it is increasingly an ebook retail store where he as an ebook reader and many ebook readers prefer to shop there because it has an advantage that ebook readers pay one purchase price and gain access to an ebook in multiple ebook formats readable on any e-reading device, — which is what is not offered in many e-book retail stores such as Amazon who sell in their Kindle Books in its MOBI format, or Apple iPhone and iPad who sell in their ibooks in its EPUB format; — also an additional advantage many other authors as he similarly see it so to their readers on their books at the Smashwords store).
The Book is also available at book retailers (through the Smashwords distribution network) such as Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, Scribd, and Kobo (including Kobo Plus), 24Symbols, Baker & Taylor, Hoopla etc.; and through the industry-leading library distribution (still through Smashwords) at OverDrive, Baker & Taylor Axis 360, Tolino, Gardners, Bibliotheca CloudLibrary, Odilo and Califa's Enki etc.
Subsequently shall the book be published through traditional publishing in print publishing, as Loic Cabrel opted first for eBook publishing. Reviews for the book are awaited as such.
Loic Cabrel calls it a 2020 gift by him to all fans of the Harry Potter Fandom.
For the time being, shop for the book and savour its super and superb story.
As for the fairy tale revelations, they were made by J. K. Rowling during a CNN interview on Monday (10th July). When interviewer Christiane Amanpour asked her about a rumoured political book for young people, Rowling said: “Oh, that was a fairy tale ... it wasn’t political in a party political sense…and I don’t know if I’ll ever publish that but I will tell you this. “The theme of my 50th birthday, which I held at Halloween, even though that's not really my birthday, was come as your own private nightmare. And I went as a lost manuscript. And I wrote over a dress most of that book.” The Edinburgh-based author added: “So that book, I don't know whether it will ever be published, but it's actually hanging in a wardrobe currently.” The Harry Potter author as such said the story may never be published and is instead hanging up in her wardrobe. She arranged the party, at Halloween in 2015, to be themed around “your own private nightmare” and attended as a “lost manuscript”.
However J. K. Rowling retrieved and retracted back the script and story, and handled it and its authorship to the aspiring author and her second cousin, Loic Cabrel after he had taken total interest in it, and after he had read the script and story, he then revived and restored it, toughly and thoroughly touched it, rigorously retouched, reshaped, revised and reworked and rewrote and retold the story, and J.K Rowling admiring and awestruck by this, accepted and acknowledged and approved of it, and gave him the go-ahead and green-light to put it to publishing, after giving and granting him the single and sole rights to it. So he subsequently saw it to publishing at publisher Smashwords at its Smashwords Store primarily, and sent it to digital eBook retailers through distributor Smashwords still, as he saw it not to publish through traditional publishing first, and opted instead for eBook publishing firstly, as print publishing shall sooner be seen to it.
The novel in an epic scale and size of at around 125 000 words and around 255 pages, and priced at $9.99 is said to be already selling close to a million copies in its eBook sales at the Smashwords Store, and receiving acclaim from fellow fantasy writers and critics.
Book on Smashwords by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1002059) Book on Draft2Digital: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.draft2digital.com/book/541294) Book on Amazon by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.amazon.in/Terrie-Sorcerer-Loic-Cabrel-ebook/dp/B086MNVCHJ/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&qid=1588153678&refinements=p_27%3ALoic+Cabrel&s=digital-text&sr=1-3&text=Loic+Cabrel) Book on Barnes and Noble by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/terrie-the-sorcerer-loic-cabrel/1136386148?ean=2940163454259) Book on Apple Books by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://books.apple.com/ca/book/terrie-the-sorcerer/id1496875171) Book on Kobo by Loic Cabrel: Terrie The Sorcerer (https://www.kobo.com/za/en/ebook/terrie-the-sorcerer)
Book on Smashwords by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1002059) Book on Draft2Digital: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.draft2digital.com/book/541294) Book on Amazon by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.amazon.in/Terrie-Sorcerer-Loic-Cabrel-ebook/dp/B086MNVCHJ/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&qid=1588153678&refinements=p_27%3ALoic+Cabrel&s=digital-text&sr=1-3&text=Loic+Cabrel) Book on Barnes and Noble by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/terrie-the-sorcerer-loic-cabrel/1136386148?ean=2940163454259) Book on Apple Books by Loic Cabrel: Terrie, The Sorcerer (https://books.apple.com/ca/book/terrie-the-sorcerer/id1496875171) Book on Kobo by Loic Cabrel: Terrie The Sorcerer (https://www.kobo.com/za/en/ebook/terrie-the-sorcerer)
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Events are cancelled, Jennifer needs to pivot Staff Shop
Jennifer Menard’s life has been about reinvention, regardless of her circumstance. She openly shares her life story growing up in a broken home but perseveres to become a successful entrepreneur. She found her path through a mentor who employed her and then subsequently encouraged her to buy the business she helped build. She rebrands, brings in a partner and Staff Shop is now staffing events across North America and even the Caribbean. Her business is guided by purpose and all is promising until COVID-19 cancels every event. Listen to how Jennifer responds by pivoting her business, earning the admiration and advice from Stephen Shaw who has produced for the Rolling Stones and Oprah Winfrey; Joe Jackman who has helped some of the worlds largest brands pivot and Kiruba Sankar, Global Leader, Global Procurement - Corporate Social Responsibility, RBC. Small Business Matters series, presented by RBC.
A troubled start (01:04) Jennifer shares her story growing up in a troubled home. The chaos and trauma impacted her personally but by surrounding herself with the right people and the right resources, she managed to survive. Leaving home in northern Ontario at 18, Jennifer moves to Toronto, lands a job at MLSE and begins to rebuild her life.
From strength to strength (03:51) Two years later Jennifer connects with Geoff Bagg and joins his company, The Bagg Group. Her path to entrepreneurship and success begins when Jennifer is given an opportunity to start a hospitality and event division at The Bagg Group, eventually buying the division to start Staff Shop. She builds a successful business, staffing events across North America.
Making the pivot (07:45) Then COD-19 hits but Jennifer is not deterred. Although events are shut down, cutting off the lid blood of her business, she rapidly pivots to focus on staffing for essential services. Considering the future of Staff Shop, Jennifer has some fundamental questions she needs answered: how much does she pivot, how far, how fast and for how long?
The experts weigh in (12:20) Joe Jackman: “Be really good at not only selling your proposition but executing it and getting credit for what makes you different.” In order to grow her business, Stephen Shaw advises Jennifer to pinpoint growth industries and land a key client. Kiruba Sankar from RBC acknowledges Jennifer's certifications allows her access to opportunities, but those with the best method win
Tony’s closing thoughts (25:51) Tony believes clients will indeed pay a premium for Jennifers offer of full-time versus contract staff. Competing on price is a race to zero but competing with a premium offer is where you'll find a higher purpose, better employees and better clients.
Links and References
Jennifer Menard - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-menard-56276812/ Website - http://staffshop.ca Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/StaffShop.ca/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/staffshop.ca/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/staffshop/people/
Stephen Shaw, Principal, Round Room Live - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-shaw-98170019/ Website - https://roundroomlive.com
Joe Jackman, Founder | CEO, Jackman - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-jackman/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearejackman/
Kiruba Sankar, Global Leader, Global Procurement - Corporate Social Responsibility, RBC LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sankarkiruba/
Supplier Diversity - https://www.rbc.com/sourcing/supplier_diversity.html RBC Business page – https://www.rbcroyalbank.com/business/index.html RBC COVID-19 Financial Relief page - https://www.rbc.com/covid-19/business.html Future Launch - https://www.rbc.com/dms/enterprise/futurelaunch/index.html
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