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The article presents a profile of Robyn and Mark Jones, founders and executives of Goosehead Insurance. It mentions their previous careers and how they got into the insurance business, their separation of sales and customer service operations, and the continuing growth of the company.

The article presents an interview with Kim Hartley, business development chef at Mission Foods. Topics mentioned include the Sandwich Designer of the Year award given to her, her creation of the Gozleme Turkish toasted sandwich, and the judges for sandwich design competition including Mark Jones, Jo Carter, and Mark Arnold. Also mentioned was her advice for individual who wants to be sandwich designer.

The article discusses the modifications done to the FAT57 two-door sports coupe owned by Mark Jones from Sydney, New South Wales in Australia. Topics mentioned include Jones' background with automobiles, an HOK Tangelo paint job, and the installation of a Pioneer audio system and Mat Egan airbrushing on the side panels.

The article reports on the 6th Chopped car show in Australia. Some of the entrants included Street Machine of the Year (SMOTY) winner Mark Jones with a blown and injected 1955 Chevrolet gasser, Chuck Fakes with a Roth-style show rod and Eden Flack with a V8-powered FC. At the event, there is a drive-thru campsite, a stage area, an outdoor bar and some eateries and food stands.

The article offers information on the 29-year-old captain Mark Jones of the rugby football team Scarlets. It notes that Jones takes rugby and winning seriously and ensures that the rest of the players do too. According to Jones, he is someone who likes to have a laugh and a joke but when it comes to rugby time, he is 100 percent focused on his job. Moreover, it also mentions that as a captain, he is responsible for ensuring that there is passion in the Scarlets squad.

A calendar of international events related to organ recitals in January to February 2009 is presented which includes King's Chapel Choir & soloists at the King's Chapel in Boston, Massachusetts on January 25, 2009, Mark Jones, with piano, at the First Prebysterian in Pompano Beach in Florida, and Christian Wilson at St. Lawrence Jewry in London, England.

The article discusses the creation of the Museum of Scotland. Mark Jones, former director of the National Museums of Scotland (NMS), comments on how political conditions and a sense of national identity led to the museum's development. The author discusses criticism of the museum's architecture and collections. NMS director Gordon Rintoul comments on the value of customer feedback in modifying the museum to better reflect Scottish history and culture.

The article highlights the 20th annual Motorvation car show in Western Australia in 2006. The Elite Hall showcased several cars from such enthusiasts as Mark Jones, Craig Cooper and Andrew Cooke. Competition vehicles included a Dodge Dart and a Doorslammer Commodore. Information is provided on the winners of the show.

Presents information on the design and construction of the Australian Pontiac GTO automobile by car-builder Mark Jones. Overview of the construction process; Views of Jones on the elements he wanted to achieve; Features of the automobile.

Features the Chevrolet Fat 57 hot rod of Australian Mark Jones. Awards received by the hot rod; Modifications made by Jones on the automobile.

Deals with the skiing experience of a father and son in Chamonix, France. Information on their meeting with Mark Jones, a 42-year-old Canadian speed skier; Brief history of the Chamonix Valley.

The article discusses the creation of the passive-solar house in New Mexico. It was made by architect Mark Jones and solar engineer Scott Morris. Highlights of the house's construction is provided. Its passive solar heating system has been found that it delivered a 100% of the heat needed for house and did so with a temperature swing of only 4.2 degrees Fahrenheit. It describes that it was designed in Southwest style, but consist of framed walls.

The article presents an interview with Dr. Mark Jones, who discusses about his background including diploma in Sports Medicine from London Hospital, doctor for New South Wales teams and doctor for Athletics World Cup; his experiences with football team Socceroos.

The article discusses the highlights of the 50-mile Stone Mill Run held in Rockville, Maryland in November 2011. The trail included some good rolling hills although many observers thought the terrain could make some quick finishes. Ronald Shriver won the men's race at 8:02:22 followed by Mark Jones and Brad Hinton in third place. Jennifer Atkinson won the women's division at 9:41:26 followed by Zsuzsanna Carlson and Sarah Weigel in third place.

The article features Mark Jones, who retired from the military and set up the Ranger Group, a company that hires veterans. Joining the military to provide medical benefits for his wife, Jones was at one time so poor, he had to live in his van. He started off as a cook with the Airborne Rangers, overcoming his fear of heights, and attributes his business success to what he learned in the military. Jones also trained the actors for the movie "Glory" and supports the Fisher House Foundation. He also petitions businesses to hire veterans.

The article focuses on fake art work collections in museums. The Amarna Princess in a museum in Bolton, England has been impounded by the Metropolitan Police as part of an investigation into a string of forgeries. In 1990, Mark Jones organized the British Museum's exhibition "Fake? The Art of Deception."

Mark has worked in print since 1984 and moved to Ashford Colour Press in 1987. He is 48 and is married with one daughter. - Why did you get into [...]

The authors discuss FuturePlan, a programme at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) in London, England that has resulted in the restoration of the museum's historic interiors, the integration of new architectural interventions and renovations, and the installation of redesigned exhibits. Comments by various individuals involved in FuturePlan are presented, including Director of Design Moira Gemmill, former V&A Director Mark Jones, and architect Steve McGuckin.

LV='s head of protection believes people need to be made aware of their need for protection but the industry also needs to shake up its attitude to make it easier [...]

Agents in Edinburgh reported a strong start to the year when TTG dropped in on our Gold Medal-sponsored On Your Doorstep visit. Emily Wright reports On a freezing cold Friday [...]

BREA, Calif. -- Longtime Evangelical Christian CU employee Mark Jones says that in many ways his life is better now than it was before the bicycle accident and spinal cord [...]

The article presents a case study regarding the design of the residence of Andrew Lowery in North Carolina which features masonry and slab processing. It says that the residence was designed by Mark Jones of Greensboro, North Carolina, while Granite and Marble by Malavé handled the slab processing and installation. Furthermore, it mentions that the open kitchen/living area have the best combination of masonry, slabwork, and custom design.

The article reports that EFS Group is embarking on an acquisition program to expand its business. Mark Jones, Managing Director, says that the business has grown for more than a decade and its next phase of growth will come from acquisitions. It has acquired 747 Express Freight for an undisclosed six-figure sum. EFS has strengthened its links with LINPAC Allibert Ltd., picking up additional work to distribute plastic containers and trays throughout England

The article presents interviews with several executives, including Mark Jones of Dow Chemical, Vicki Barbour of Concurrent Technologies Corp., and Rakesh Govind of PRD Tech Inc., is presented. Jones discusses the importance of considering the entire lifecycle of a new product. Barbour tackles accessibility of technology and the key research and development elements for growing a company. Govind addresses the impact of climate change on wastewater treatment.