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I need some one that can make luxury safari content for 30 days.

1. PROJECT GOAL (VERY IMPORTANT) The goal of this project is to create high-end, editorial Instagram content for a luxury travel brand. This is not mass-market travel content. This brand represents curated, aspirational, refined luxury travel experiences. The content should: Inspire Build desire Feel calm, exclusive, and timeless Drive clicks to the blog via Linktree Think luxury travel magazine, not a travel agency or influencer page. 2. WHAT “HIGH-QUALITY CONTENT” MEANS What we DO want Cinematic video edits (slow motion, gentle pans, sunrise/sunset) Calm pacing (no fast cuts) Natural light, golden hour tones Clean, intentional compositions High-resolution visuals only Emotion-driven storytelling (moments, not lists) ❌ What we DO NOT want No flashy transitions No loud fonts or stickers No emojis in visuals No over-saturated colors No “cheap stock” feeling No sales banners or promotional graphics 3. VISUAL STYLE & AESTHETIC Overall look: Luxury Calm Minimal Editorial Color palette: White, black, sand, beige, muted greens No bright or neon colors Composition: Clean lines Balanced framing Space, depth, and atmosphere Nature-focused imagery 4. CONTENT TYPES — EXPECTATIONS REELS 7–15 seconds (maximum 20 seconds) Cinematic, slow, atmospheric Original or royalty-free audio Soft instrumental or natural sounds Vertical format (9:16 — 1080x1920) CAROUSELS 4–6 slides Combination of: Landscapes Detail shots Lifestyle moments First slide must stop the scroll STATIC POSTS Minimal Single strong image or subtle quote No clutter Text overlays only if extremely subtle 5. CAPTIONS — TONE OF VOICE Elegant Short Calm Aspirational Never sales-driven Examples: “Some journeys stay with you forever.” “Luxury is found in silence.” “Designed for unforgettable moments.” CTA should always be subtle: “Link in bio” “Save for later” 6. GEOGRAPHY & CONTENT ACCURACY Content must follow this structure strictly: Tanzania: Luxury safari & beach escapes Botswana: Honeymoon safari collection South Africa: Private safari lodges, Family-friendly luxury safaris Kenya: Hot air balloon safari escapes Do not mix destinations incorrectly. 7. VISUAL SOURCING Allowed: Premium editorial stock footage/images AI-generated visuals (only if ultra-realistic and high-end) Licensed content Not allowed: Low-quality stock Overused stock imagery Visible AI artifacts or unrealistic visuals 8. DELIVERABLES 30 Instagram posts (Reels, Carousels, Static) Captions included Ready-to-post formats Consistent luxury aesthetic across all content 9. SUCCESS CRITERIA The content is successful if: It feels like a luxury travel magazine feed It builds aspiration and trust It encourages clicks without hard selling 10. CREATIVE FREEDOM (WITHIN GUIDELINES) You are encouraged to: Suggest creative improvements Enhance storytelling Elevate visual quality As long as the luxury, calm, editorial direction is respected. FINAL NOTE (IMPORTANT — INCLUDE THIS) If the content does not feel premium, calm, and aspirational, it is not suitable for this brand.

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Children’s Puzzle Writer – Create 50 Detective Mystery Cases

I am looking for an experienced children’s puzzle writer and/or activity book creator to develop 50 original, immersive detective mystery cases for children aged 7–9. The working tile of teh book is 'The Holiday Detective Activity Book for Kids Ages 7–9”'. This is not a story book but a kids activity book for school holidays based on solving mysteries . The aim of this book is to make children feel like they are real detectives solving mysteries, rather than simply completing standard activity book puzzles. This should NOT feel like a typical kids’ activity book filled with word searches, crosswords, or random puzzles. Core Creative Requirement: **Each case should: Make the child feel like a detective investigating a mystery Be driven by a storyline with clues Encourage logical thinking, deduction, and reasoning Feel purposeful and investigative rather than “puzzle for puzzle’s sake” **Not all cases need to use traditional puzzles. Some mysteries may be solved through: Process of elimination Careful reading of clues Logical reasoning based on evidence Comparing statements from suspects **In some cases, the child may be given: A list of suspects A set of clues or witness statements A timetable, map, or simple diagram **The child should use these to work out: Who did it What happened Where or when it happened **Scope of Work You will create 50 unique detective cases, each including: Case Title - Fun, mystery-themed, age-appropriate Short Storyline / Scenario Engaging and easy to read Positive, child-friendly tone No violence, crime, or dark themes Relatable everyday situations for children **Investigation Method Each case should clearly explain how the child investigates the mystery, which may include: Solving an integrated puzzle Eliminating suspects based on clues Matching evidence to characters Reasoning through statements or timelines ** Interactive Elements Each case must include opportunities for children to: Write notes Circle or cross out options Draw lines or arrows Complete tables, checklists, or grids **Solution & Explanation Clear and unambiguous final answer Short explanation showing how the clues lead to the solution **Puzzle & Content Guidelines Target age: 7–9 years All content must be 100% original Black-and-white interior only No colour-dependent logic Avoid overused activity book formats such as: Word searches; Simple crosswords; Random mazes; Standalone cryptograms Puzzles or investigative methods should always feel meaningful to the story. ** Themes Cases should be relatable and suitable for school holidays, such as: School and clubs Family and friends Pets and animals Sports and hobbies Travel and days out Seasonal and holiday situations **Design & Illustration Design/illustration skills are not required as a separate designer may be hired, however would be a bonus if the puzzles could also be illustrated. ** Ideal Freelancer would have: Experience writing for children (especially ages 7–9) Experience with activity books, puzzle books, or educational content Strong storytelling and logical thinking skills Clear, friendly writing style To Apply, Please Include A brief description of your relevant experience Examples of previous children’s work (if available) A short sample detective mystery idea I AM OK WITH THE USE OF AI TO HELP WITH THIS PROJECT BUT PLEASE DO NOT JUST GIVE A CHAT GPT SAMPLE ABOUT A MISSING LUNCH BOX OR MISSING LIBRARY BOOK. The mysteries while aimed at kids age 7-9 shouldn't be too simplistic. They need to use their logic skills to solve. They shouldn't be able to solve the mystery in 5 mins. This is a school holidays activity book that should keep them occupied.

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Maison Italic: High-ticket sales for luxury Italian furniture.

Maison Italic is a premier interior architecture and procurement house that brings the world-renowned "Made in Italy" excellence to high-end residential and commercial projects. With a portfolio of over 500 elite Italian manufacturers, we provide turnkey solutions for discerning clients who demand the highest standards of design and craftsmanship. We are seeking a seasoned Outbound Sales Professional to act as our brand ambassador. Your mission is to initiate relationships with high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), property developers, and commercial architects to introduce our bespoke design and procurement services. Key Responsibilities Strategic Outbound Prospecting: Conduct cold calls to a curated list of potential clients and partners to introduce Maison Italic’s value proposition. Lead Qualification: Identify the specific needs of prospects, ranging from turnkey interior design to bespoke furniture procurement. Appointment Setting: Successfully bridge the gap between initial contact and a formal consultation with our design team. CRM Management: Maintain meticulous records of calls, follow-ups, and lead status. Brand Representation: Communicate with the sophistication and professional vocabulary expected in the luxury furniture and architecture industry. Required Skills & Experience Proven Track Record: Minimum 5 years of experience in high-ticket outbound sales or business development. Industry Knowledge: Familiarity with the luxury furniture market, interior design, or the "Made in Italy" sector is highly preferred. Exceptional Communication: Fluent, persuasive English (additional languages like Italian or Arabic are a plus) with a polished "corporate-executive" tone. Resilience: A veteran mindset—able to navigate gatekeepers and turn "no" into "not right now." What We Provide Legal Backing: You will be representing a brand fully owned and operated by Global Concierge, a registered entity under RAK International Corporate Centre (Registration No: 0149). Marketing Support: Access to our digital portfolio and website (https://maisonitalic.com) to support your sales efforts. Compensation: Competitive hourly rate plus a highly attractive commission structure on successful conversions/contracts. How to Apply Please provide a brief summary of your most successful high-ticket sales achievement. If you have a recording of a past sales call or a voice sample, please include it. We are looking for the "voice" of Maison Italic. The "Maison Italic" Executive Sales ScriptPhase 1: The Hook (The First 15 Seconds) "Good morning/afternoon, [Prospect Name]. My name is [Salesperson Name] calling from the London/Dubai office of Maison Italic. I’m reaching out because we are currently expanding our portfolio of turnkey interior projects in [Prospect’s City/Region], and your recent project at [Reference a specific project if known] caught our attention." Phase 2: The Value Proposition "We specialize in bridging the gap between high-end architectural vision and the 'Made in Italy' manufacturing world. We represent over 500 elite Italian manufacturers, providing everything from bespoke furniture and lighting to full-scale interior architecture. Essentially, we act as the single point of contact—handling the design, the direct procurement from Italy, and the final installation." Phase 3: The Discovery Question "I noticed on your website that you focus on [Luxury Residential/Commercial Spaces]. Are you currently managing any projects where sourcing authentic, high-caliber Italian craftsmanship has been a challenge or where you're looking for a more streamlined 'turnkey' solution?" Phase 4: Handling the "I already have a supplier" Objection "I completely understand. Most of our partners already have established channels. However, Maison Italic is unique because we provide direct access to the manufacturers that aren't typically available through standard retail showrooms. Because we operate under our parent facility, Global Concierge, we handle the entire logistics and banking tail, so you don't have to deal with multiple international vendors." Phase 5: The Close (The Appointment) "I’d love to send you a digital copy of our latest curated portfolio so you can see the quality of our recent installations. Beyond that, would you be open to a 10-minute introductory call next Tuesday with our Head of Design? We can discuss how we might be able to simplify your procurement for your next project." If Accepted we will need to sign an NDA subject to receiving passport and ID documents and proof of address of the agent. At Maison Italic, we don't hire 'callers'; we hire future partners. While we provide a $300 base to cover your desk, our top performers in this role earn over $1,500 a month. One project close for a luxury villa could earn you a bonus that pays for your entire year's rent.

Data Annual Form 10-k

Overview Accountants must be familiar with the amount of data required in the Annual Form 10-K filing and the Annual Proxy filing for publicly traded companies because they will use the data from these filings to research a company’s competitors. Accountants can even use the data from these filings in their personal life to research investment opportunities. Scenario In this milestone, you will prepare a valuation for a 1% minority shareholder on the assumption that your company is a “going concern” company, meaning that the company will be able to pay its financial obligations as needed for the foreseeable future. Directions In this milestone, you will provide a brief history and overview of the company you selected. Use your company’s most recent Form 10-K filing and SEC Annual Proxy filing from The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) website to gather the information described in the rubric criteria. You will also provide a brief summary of your findings for your valuation team members and include a visualization in the summary. Note: Refer to this module’s Discussion for the list of companies to choose from. Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria: Links Provide the most recent SEC Form 10-K filing link for the company. Provide the most recent SEC Proxy filing link for the company. History and Overview Provide a brief company history overview based on external research of the company. Consider the following questions to guide your response: How long has the company been in business? Who was the original founder of the company? What significant changes to company leadership have occurred? How has the company changed since its beginning? Consider expansion of locations or products/services, etc. Identify all of the company’s major locations for their facilities and/or other properties. Identify all of the customers recognized by the company. List all of the names of the executive management team of the company. Identify all of the competition recognized by the company. Identify all of the major shareholders of the company. Describe business risks recognized by the company. Explain how the company is committed to environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts and sustainability. Describe the company’s leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED) status. Consider the following questions to guide your response: Is the company currently LEED certified? If the company is not currently LEED certificated, is it working toward becoming LEED certified? Summary Summarize your findings for the valuation team. Include the following details in your response: Explain what you learned as you researched the company. Identify the key points the valuation team needs to be aware of. Create at least one effective visualization that supports key points. Include the following detail in your response: Provide appropriate labels for the visualization(s). If you need writing support, access the Academic Support module of your course. What to Submit Submit the Business Valuation Template with the Milestone One: Introduction section completed. The Introduction section should be an additional 4- to 6-page Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins in addition to the current page count. Sources should be cited according to APA style. Note: You will be using this same file throughout all the milestones and your project. Supporting Materials The following resources support your work on this assignment: Website: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission This website allows users to search for a publicly traded company and find their published financial statements. Use this website to find your company’s 10-K filing.

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Build Integration to send IONOS Web Orders to Kipos POS

We run a food takeaway and need a developer to build an integration so that orders placed on our IONOS webstore are automatically sent into our Kipos account (https://app.kipos.uk/) and print straight to our kitchen/printer setup with no manual re-entry. This must be production-ready: fast, reliable, and built to handle busy service periods. What the integration must do 1) Capture new online orders from IONOS Detect new orders as soon as they’re paid/confirmed (or the correct “ready for kitchen” status) Pull all relevant order data: Order ID, timestamp Customer name + phone/email Delivery vs collection Address (delivery) / pickup details (collection) Requested time: ASAP vs scheduled (time slot if applicable) Customer notes (allergies, “no onions”, etc.) Items, quantities, variants Modifiers / add-ons / extras (e.g., “extra cheese”, “no sauce”, spice level) Discounts / delivery fee / tips (if present) Payment method/status 2) Create the order in Kipos exactly as the kitchen needs it Push the order into Kipos so it lands in the correct screen/queue as an online order Map all the required fields Ensure delivery/collection is correctly set and visible on print tickets Include requested time clearly (especially for scheduled orders) 3) Auto-printing to kitchen printers Orders arriving in Kipos should auto-print to our configured printer(s), or be inserted into the correct Kipos workflow/status that triggers printing. Key requirements (takeaway-specific) Modifier & note handling (critical) Must support multiple modifiers per item, and multiple items each with their own notes Preserve formatting so the ticket is easy to read during service Handle edge cases like: “No X” and allergy notes Duplicate prevention + reliability No duplicate tickets/orders if a webhook retries or the sync is re-run Retry + failure handling: Automatic retries Clear error logs Optional alert (email) if an order fails to sync Operational timing Webhook/event-driven preferred (near-instant) Polling acceptable only if webhooks aren’t available, but it must still be reliable and efficient Security Secure credential storage (environment variables/secret store) HTTPS, least-privilege access Preferred technical approach We’re open to the best implementation, but we expect this to be either: Middleware service (recommended): listens for IONOS orders and posts to Kipos or Direct plugin/integration if IONOS supports it. Deliverables Working live integration: IONOS → Kipos order creation + printing workflow Configuration options: Which order status triggers sending Item/modifier mapping method Logging dashboard or structured logs (success/failures, retries, duplicates) Documentation: Setup steps How to update menu/mappings Troubleshooting guide Test evidence: At least 10 varied test orders (modifiers, delivery/collection, scheduled/ASAP) Source code + handover (Git repo or zip) Short post-launch support period (bug fixes) Acceptance criteria A new IONOS order appears correctly in Kipos within an agreed time (e.g., under 60 seconds if webhook-based) Ticket prints automatically (or via correct Kipos status trigger) without staff interaction Items, modifiers, notes, times, and delivery/collection details are accurate and readable No duplicates under retries/network issues Clear logs for each order’s sync status To include in your proposal Your recommended approach (webhooks vs polling, architecture, hosting) Relevant experience (POS integrations, online ordering, printers/kitchen workflows) Estimated cost + timeline (phased: build → test → deploy) What you need from us (API access, sample menu, Kipos printer workflow details) Info we can provide to speed things up Sample orders (with modifiers/notes) Our current IONOS product list/menu structure Screenshot/video of our Kipos order screen + print output requirements Printer setup details inside Kipos (single printer or multiple stations)

SportPress Customisation - Wordpress

Job Specification – SportPress Customisation Project: Manager & Referee Login Portals + Match Workflow Platform: WordPress (SportPress Plugin) Objective: Build simple, user-friendly login areas for team managers and referees, with a controlled workflow for adding players, submitting match scores, and completing match reports. ⸻ 1. Overview We need two new user login areas—Manager Portal and Referee Portal—integrated with the existing SportPress plugin. These portals must be extremely simple and intuitive, suitable for non-technical users. The system must allow managers to log in, and complete their portion of match reports. Referees must be able to log in to see their assigned fixtures, record the score, and record disciplinary actions. Notifications and approval flows must be integrated. ⸻ 2. User Types 2.1 Managers • Log in to a dedicated Manager Portal. • Add players to their team (pending approval by admin before visible/active). • Receive notifications when referee has completed match data. • Complete their portion of the match report: • Goalscorers • Yellow/red cards for their players (if applicable) 2.2 Referees • Log in to a dedicated Referee Portal. • Access a list of their assigned matches only. • After the match: • Enter the final score. • Enter yellow/red cards issued (per team & player). • Submitting this triggers notifications to both teams’ managers. 2.3 Admin (Me) • Approves new players added by managers. • Can override any match data. • Receives notifications when managers and referees complete their steps. ⸻ 3. Functional Requirements 3.1 Login Portals • Entry points: • /manager-login • /referee-login • Clean, mobile-friendly UI (these users will likely be on phones). • Custom role types: • manager • referee • Restrict backend access — portals must be front-end based only. ⸻ 3.2 Manager Portal Features 1. Dashboard • Upcoming fixtures • Completed fixtures requiring match reports • Team information 2. Player Management • Add player (form fields TBD – basic info only) • Status: Pending approval / Approved • Admin receives notification when new player is submitted 3. Match Report Completion Managers should only be able to edit the following: (once completed they cannot edit) • Goals scored (select players; number of goals) • Cards for their own players (yellow/red) Validation: • Manager cannot enter scores; only referee can. • Manager cannot edit other team’s data. 4. Notifications • Email/push notification when: • Referee submits match result • Admin approves/rejects a player ⸻ 3.3 Referee Portal Features 1. Dashboard • Assigned matches • Match status indicators (e.g., pending input / completed) 2. Match Submission Form After the match, the referee should be able to record: • Final score (home/away) • Yellow cards (team → player → minute) • Red cards (team → player → minute) • Any admin notes 3. Submission Workflow • When submitted: • Lock referee fields from further editing • Trigger notification to both managers to complete their match report ⸻ 3.4 Data Workflow Summary Step 1: Match Played • Referee logs into Referee Portal → selects the match → enters: • Score • Cards • Submits match result. Step 2: Managers Notified • Both team managers receive notification (email/SMS if possible). Step 3: Managers Complete Match Reports • Each manager logs into Manager Portal. • Completes: • Goals • Cards for their players • Submits. Step 4: Data Goes Live • Once both teams submit, or after admin approves: • Results appear publicly on the website via SportPress. ⸻ 4. User Experience Requirements • Extremely simplified front-end UI. • No WordPress backend exposure. • Mobile-first responsive design. • Minimal fields and clicks. • Use large buttons, clear icons, and straightforward navigation. ⸻ 5. Technical Requirements • Integrate fully with SportPress custom post types and match data structures. • Custom post status for “player pending approval”. • Custom notifications (email or integrated WP notifications). • Use WordPress user roles/capabilities for access control. • Ensure compatibility with existing SportPress widgets and shortcodes. ⸻ 6. Deliverables • Functional Manager Portal (frontend). • Functional Referee Portal (frontend). • End-to-end workflow for match submission. • Player approval workflow. • Notification system. • Documentation for: • Adding managers/referees • Assigning referees to matches • Approving players • Editing match data

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Tidy the server from X-ransom attack

Hello, Our Wordpress website was attacked by x-ransom. We have a backup of the WP and the database dump. We have detected some corrupted files there but it seems that there are still some left that were not detected. It has to be tidy after the attack. It’s an internet shop with uploads files of around 100GB. It’s stored on a private hosting in LV. What is done do far: 1. Update WordPress Version 2. Use z’d updateSecure WP-Admin Login Credentials 3. Set Up Safelist and Blocklist for the Admin Page 4. Use Trusted WordPress Themes 5. Install SSL Certificate 6. Remove Unused WordPress Plugins and Themes 1. Enable Two-Factor Authentication for WP-Admin 2. Back Up WordPress 3. Limit Login Attempts 4. Change the WordPress Login Page URL 5. Log Idle Users Out Automatically 6. Monitor User Activity 7. Check for Malware - found several none-Wordpress specious files and plugins. Deleted them. 1. Disable PHP Error Reporting 3. Turn File Editing Off 4. Restrict Access Using the .htaccess File 5. Change the Default WordPress Database Prefix - not done 6. Disable XML-RPC 7. Hide the WordPress Version 8. Block Hotlinking - not done 9. Manage File Permissions not done After making the list, we received another x-ransome attack. I suspect he has a server level access not only wp level. If you apply, you need to be a server security and a Wordpress specialist. Please, quote for the job.