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SAHAB 73, a miracle in the current circumstances. In spite of the 7.5 years of the devastating ‘War of Terror’ waged against them by the most powerful and richest countries, a group of Syrian engineers managed to design, build and produce the first completely Syrian training airplane.
The country is also under the most severe economic and technological sanctions any country has been under in the world, but that doesn’t form any obstacle for the Syrian brains. A group of 10 Syrian engineers and technicians, males and females, from all sides of the nation, put their brains and skills together and came up with SAHAB 73.
Among the other achievements showcased in the Damascus International Fair are the Syrian expertise in restoring devasted oil and gas fields like the Hayyan Oil and Gas Field destroyed by ISIS who blew up the entire facilities and the Syrian engineers and technicians from Hayyan Oil and Gas Company managed not only to rehabilitate and restore the facilities, but also to achieve full production within 3 months only after cleaning the field from ISIS terrorists.
We reiterate that any foreign involvement in the reconstruction efforts in Syria would have a very negative impact on the purchasing power of the Syrian people. Yes, you read that right, what is required is to force the countries that contributed in the War of Terror to compensate the Syrian people for the devastation of their country and the daily suffering throughout this crisis, and leave the reconstruction to the Syrian people themselves.
Before the crisis, Syria was among the cheapest and most affordable countries in the world thanks to the government efforts in subsidizing all essentials including fuel and raw materials, which led to the prices of the essentials to be 1/5th of the same prices in all the neighboring countries. Foreign investments would drive prices to skyrocket, and that’s not what we want.
In other words: JUST LEAVE US ALONE.

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I just wanted to send a HUGE thank you to everyone! I brought my parents to Centennial Hall to see the Celtic Thunder Show. Although, it wasn’t the first time that they have seen the live show, it served as a pillar of strength for my Mom.
She’s been a fan since the beginning in 2008, and finds solace in Celtic Thunder’s Music. She suffers from PTSD due to a chronic childhood trauma. It’s been a struggle for her through her entire life, and in the past two years I’ve nearly lost her 6 times.
This past August, my Dad woke up in the middle of the night to her seizing and posturing, unable to move. She was taken by ambulance to London Victoria Hospital and was placed on life support, and wasn’t expected to make it this time. This was Dads first time in having to deal with the issue in the beginning of the acute distress.
Over the years, Dad would be on the road and I would be there at that stage, and my Dad came in when she was in recovery mode. She survived once again with no permanent damage which was truly a blessing and miracle. These events have become somewhat expected now, but always hopeful that she’ll get the help she needs.
Anytime that she was feeling down, she had her ear phones and speaker playing Celtic Thunder Music. I know this sounds very cliché, and Celtic Thunder may have heard this a million times, but their music has always been the one thing that interrupted her negative spiral of despair, and brought her peace.
Mom always embraced her Irish background, with her family being from Tyrone County. A few months ago, I purchased the Celtic Thunder Show Tickets with the VIP Meet & Greet, and brought my parents last night. I’ve not seen my Mom so happy, relaxed, laughing and genuine joy in many years. She was singing and dancing the whole time and was feeling truly blessed to be able to meet Ryan and Emmet. She’s so concerned about others and said many times how much Celtic Thunder must get so tired after the show, and felt she would be putting them out and taking up their time. She is leaving soon for 3 months to a beautiful place up north near Georgian Bay to get the help and support from professionals that she needs to help her cope with her disorder.
The timing of the concert could not have been better, and Celtic Thunder gave her such a boost last night during the show and I can’t thank Celtic Thunder enough. From all of the humor and God Gifted talent of Celtic Thunder and provide audiences with is an extremely precious gift. Neil, Ryan, Damian, Emmet, Nicole, David, the harpist, guitarists, pianist, drummer and everyone in their entirety who makes the show come to life and possible, Celtic Thunder has been such a huge impact and helped our little, but incredibly strong 5′ Mom give her the most precious, amazing and Therapeutic Evening that no doctor, physician, medical treatments could ever do in 30 years. Since I work in the Medical Field that says a lot! (LOL) I wanted to let Celtic Thunder know that they truly make a difference, and are much more than just entertainment. I know many understand loss, have lost friends, parents and close loved ones, and have a story of difficult times in the past. Celtic Thunder sacrifices their time away from home, family, friends and loved ones, and I’m just so incredibly grateful for the difference that everyone has made in my Mom’s life. Thanks to everyone at Celtic Thunder from myself and Dad, and have an amazing time during the rest of your tour!
Sorry for being long winded! Believe it or not this is the short version!

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Every year we're asked if we're going to continue doing our own Mayesh Lonely Bouquet, and every year, the answer is a resounding YES! We love this event just as much as you do, so we're excited to announce that this year's Lonely Bouquet Design Day will be held on Wednesday, June 28th at all Mayesh locations.
For those of you who are not familiar with The Lonely Bouquet, here is a quick summary: it is a global initiative with a goal of making strangers happy with flowers. Participants create a small bouquet, add a “take me” tag, and leave the bouquet somewhere public to be found and taken home. It’s a simple but powerful idea.
Mayesh will provide an array of flowers free of charge to design your lonely bouquet on June 28, 2017. Local Mayesh customers must come to their Mayesh location to design their bouquet.
For shipping customers, please let your Mayesh rep know that you are interested in participating and they can pull together some blooms for the bouquet to ship with your order.
Shipping customer must submit a photo of their completed Lonely Bouquet to alidahlson@mayesh.com.
Mayesh will provide Lonely Bouquet tags to attach. Please bring a business card that you can attach as well.
Besides Mayesh flowers, designs may contain any other accessories and use any container, as long as it is provided by the designer.
For shipping customers, we recommend you ship an order ahead of time. Please work with your sales rep on the details; participants assume freight costs.
Participants must be current customers of Mayesh Wholesale Florist and in good standing.
Submitted photos become the property of Mayesh Wholesale and may be used for promotion and publicity.

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Misreckoning is an acceptable word in Scrabble with 21 points. Misreckoning is an accepted word in Word with Friends having 26 points. Misreckoning is a 12 letter long Word starting with M and ending with G. Below are Total 715 words made out of this word.
Misreckoning Meaning :- An erroneous computation.
Note There are 4 vowel letters and 8 consonant letters in the word misreckoning. M is 13th, I is 9th, S is 19th, R is 18th, E is 5th, C is 3rd, K is 11th, O is 15th, N is 14th, G is 7th, Letter of Alphabet series.


text: Freida D. Yeager, age 85 went to be with Jesus Thursday January 31, 2019 at Worthington Christian Village. Self employed tax accountant for many years. Former accountant with Borden’s Columbus Coated Fabrics in Columbus and Veleair Courtlandt Smith Companies in Charleston, West Va. Preceded in death by daughter, Laura Price and husband, Raymond Yeager. Survived by children Bill (Janet) White, Mike (Sharla) White, Gary Alan White and Karen (Gerard) Volker; grandchildren Scott White, Billy J. White, Sandra ( Alec) Baird, Danielle (Andrew) Grier, Morgan (Derek) Evans & Gabriella Volker; 10 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews including her favorite Jerry Keyser. Friends may call Saturday February 9th from 3-5 p.m. and Sunday February 10th from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon at EGAN-RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 403 E. BROAD ST. where the Funeral Service will be Sunday 12:00 Noon. Private burial later. In lieu of flowers friends who wish may contribute to the International Friendships Inc., 2500 N. High St., Cols. OH 43202 or the charity of their choice.

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The long jump run up in Abbot's Meads CH1 5 and triple jump events are competed in by masses of people at all different standards and ages. Participation varies from recreational, all through schools and colleges, to sports clubs and athletics clubs.
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I have been playing piano since September 2017.
Cover of River Flows In You by Piano Programmer.
Lee Ru-ma (Korean: 이루마; born February 15, 1978), better known by his stage name Yiruma (Korean: 이루마), is a South Korean-British pianist and composer. Yiruma frequently performs throughout Asia, Europe and North America. His alma mater, King's College, London, helped him gain European popularity and recognition. Among his most popular pieces are "River Flows in You", "Love Hurts", "Kiss the Rain", and "May Be". Yiruma's most popular album, First Love, was released in 2001. He began playing the piano at the age of five and moved to London when he was 10, in 1988, to study at the Purcell School of Music. He held dual citizenship, South Korean and British, until 2006, when he gave up his British citizenship to serve in the South Korean Navy.


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Randsburg, April 28.—Randsburg, Johannesburg, Atolia and the desert section tributary will after today be deprived of daily mail, newspaper, freight, and express service, by order of the federal control of railroads, express, and mail services. The news came as distinct surprise and shock to the general mining and business interests in the desert section served by the three towns. Under the new order, unless abrogated or modified, mail service will be delivered three times each week.
A move is on foot to have the mail, freight, express, and newspapers delivered from Mojave by motor truck, which now seems to be the only way to obtain daily service.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Please feel free to post questions/comments here.
Probably not new or original so if you have seen this somewhere else I would not be surprised.
Goal: Complete at least one aspiration from each category in the same save.
Preferably in the same family played legacy style using heirs.
Aspirations may be completed by either the founder or any other member of the same household.
They may be completed in any order.
Any additional traits/potions can be added/used with earned points.
Please see the summary list of aspirations in the next post.
How to start: Begin with a new save and create your founder.
A - Create a new Sim with zero skills in CAS.
Choosing an aspiration for the bonus trait and changing it in game is allowed.
B - Use an heir or spare from another save.
^Bringing in a Sim with existing skills and earned/extra traits from another save is allowed.
^Use this Sim to establish the household and go forward from there.
^Completed aspirations may give you a slight advantage but you cannot count them.
^A new aspiration must be completed for it to count.
1 - Begin on an empty lot with only a mailbox and trashcan.
2 - Move into a lot that is within your starting budget.
If you have City Living you can choose an apartment.
First option: Move into lot and immediately reduce to Zero funds.
If the lot is empty you can buy an outdoor trashcan first.
Second option: After moving in you may use any remaining funds as you wish.
Examples are to buy any basic necessities including skill items needed for your first aspiration.
You may then keep the remainder of the funds to use as you wish.
*The only cheat allowed will be to reduce money.
Type Money 00000 hit enter and funds will be at Zero.
Note: Options from above can be mixed and matched to fit your play style.
Choose an Aspiration Category to complete.
Ignore any Aspirations that require content you do not own.
I started this. I made a sim by hitting the random button 28 times, because that was how man aspirations I counted in my game.(I don't have vampire pack) I did the same to get his name. I started him off in the body builder one and was going to work my way down the list.
He is currently looking for a wife.
Excited that you have joined the fun!
In spite of a couple minor game hiccoughs I am enjoying it myself.
If I move a sim into an apartment, do they have to start out at zero funds?
For apartments the same rules apply.
So you have the choice to either keep the funds or reduce to Zero.
Still trying to decide if I want to try and tackle this challenge.
Jesse has completed several aspirations and I really need to get back to this save.
I missed seeing this. Good idea. Would like to try it sometime, hopefully in the near future.
I worked on my save today for this. I also found out I deleted all the pictures I took of it so far.
Added statistical update for Jesse and his current Roommates.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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The common pass rate for CFA stage I examination has been round 42–43 p.c for last few years. The minimum passing score for cfa study materials stage I examination ranges from sixty five to 70 percent. It’s not that tough to score those many marks in the CFA stage I examination if one is well prepared. But nonetheless, why so many candidates fail to cross the hurdle? The reply is easy: The candidates are below-prepared.
The CFA Institute conducts a survey and asks the candidates in regards to the common hours required by them for passing the exams. The common hours as reported by the profitable candidates have been around 300–310 hours. So, a new entrant would plan his examine time as per these hours. But can a mean candidate pass the exam by finding out 300 hours? Well, it is determined by many factors. However there may be one thing we all should keep in mind that folks have a tendency to overestimate their abilities and underestimate their reporting hours. So, it is doable that those guys on a mean may need devoted four hundred+ hours for preparation but reported only 300 hours on the survey.
The CFA Institute curriculum books for CFA degree I has around 3,000 pages of content. Many of the third party content material suppliers even have round 1,200 pages of content. If one is finding out those topics for the primary time, then it isn’t anticipated to study and absorb more than 5–6 pages in an hour. An experienced fellow may be able to complete eight–10 pages in an hour but there is a whole lot of content within the CFA curriculum, and many of the guys aren’t familiar with that. So, assuming that you’re new to the matters, it would take roughly 200 hours just for first reading if you are reading it from the third party content providers. And it might take around 500 hours to finish that from the curriculum books. We’ve got completed just the primary reading. It’s tough to retain the content material in one reading. It’s essential to revise it a minimum of as soon as more to retain the topics. The revision would easily take 50–one hundred hours.
Assuming that you take 200 hours for first reading and 70 hours for the first revision and let’s say 30 hours for the last revision. Then, you’ll require round 300 hours of reading the content material only. It is advisable to practice the questions to become proficient in answering those within the exam. Making an attempt 2,500 to 3,000 quality questions is nice enough for that. It takes round 1.5 minutes on an average to attempt one query and then you could evaluation these questions as well. Assuming 2 minutes per question for making an attempt and reviewing, you would need 6,000 minutes or one hundred hours for working towards the questions. These 3,000 questions additionally embrace the query from a few full-size mock tests that you simply plan to attempt. So, an average candidate who isn’t a lot acquainted with the CFA exam topics would need approximately 400 hours of the preparation.
That’s the primary reason why loads of candidates are beneath-prepared once they write the exam on the examination day. Candidates plan their schedule as per 300 hours after which find themselves missing in full understanding as both they have to rush through the subjects or fail to aim required number of questions for practice.
So, how should one plan the schedule for the examination preparation? One of the simplest ways is to allocate more time than you think that you’d require for it. It is good to allocate 25 % extra time. In case you think that you are able to do it in 300 hours, then allocate 375 hours. However then one can not even estimate accurately because the syllabus is huge. One ought to begin with subjects: Monetary Reporting and Evaluation and Quantitative Methods. These two are excessive areas, and they require completely different ability sets. Note the total period of time spent in reading those areas and then modify your schedule accordingly by taking a median of that time. Allocating more time can also be vital because you might find yourself coping with some undesirable occasions like illness.


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Data generated from interviews about Financial Abuse, with 1,025 older people aged 60 or over, in the respondents home between 27th January and 2nd March 2016. The survey asked 50+ questions, of which 29 were used to calculate a prevalence of Financial Abuse against older people.
The sample of older people was representative of the older population by age, gender, location (Council area), and quintile of deprivation. This survey also formed the basis of the "Levels of cold calls and scams of older people in Northern Ireland (December 2016)" report.
Data generated from interviews about Financial Abuse, with 1,025 older people aged 60 or over, in the respondents home between 27th January and 2nd March 2016.


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This presentation, which I held at SASO’17 Conference in Tucson (Arizona, USA), describes a novel nearly-MP-optimal gradient algorithm as well as an approach for defining a gradient algorithm with best performance trade-off to date by mixing different algorithms and techniques together.
A gradient is the adaptive field resulting from calculating, in any node of a networked system, the minimum distance to any source node. Such spatio-temporal structure is very useful and is at the basis of many self-organisation patterns.
Building performant gradient implementations is important to improve the dynamical characteristics of higher-level patterns.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


text: Your private, waterfront home with a new dock and fishing station on a large canal to open water awaits! 3 bedroom plus office or 4 bedroom home with 2 and half baths, new central air conditioning in 2017, 3 covered parking spaces plus an outdoor shower, storage shed, covered picnic and storage area, all adjacent to a quiet federal protected park area which cannot be developed. Great area for kayaking and fishing and just minutes from the Gulf. Key Deer and quiet nature surround this beautiful home with an expansive second story deck offering panoramic views over the water and outstanding areas for entertaining.

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Education Director Noah Falck was able to sneak back into town before the storm. He spent a few days at the NYSCA offices for a conversation on professional development opportunities for arts educators.
It is always a great occasion to meet our colleagues at other organizations; we’re all stronger together!
Ed Friedman & Maura O’Malley of Lifetime Arts, Inc.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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RoundCube Webmail is a browser-based email client with a very nice interface and functionality a bit like GMail, but available to install on your own server. TurboDbAdmin is an online database administration tool like phpMyAdmin (which is currently being used at DreamHost’s servers), but with a simpler and more dynamic interface. Both applications are in their early beta-stages, and are still laking some features, but you can get a good grasp of what you can expect to see within the next few months.
If you already now would like to tryout RoundCube, hookturns has written a short tutorial about Setting up RoundCube on DreamHost.
This entry was posted on Thursday, December 8th, 2005 at 06:59	and is filed under Ajax, DreamHost, PHP, Tips. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
See also Paul Stamatiou’s article: HOW TO: Setup RoundCube Webmail on Your Server for some great info about setting up RoundCube.


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Our international English school in Kilkenny, Ireland offers English courses to adults (18+ years), both as private lessons and small group instruction. We also offer English Camps to kids & teenagers (12-17 years) and young adults in three course locations across Ireland.
Our school in Kilkenny, in the South-East of Ireland, enchants our visitors with its Irish charm. Kilkenny has a wealth of history and a colourful culture.
The English spoken in Ireland is clear and very easy to understand. The medium-sized town of Kilkenny is very safe and there are many attractions to see and explore.
We aim to help our students improve their English learning skills in a friendly and stimulating atmosphere by providing an extensive educational and cultural programme. We ensure that all our students' needs and wants are clearly understood and met at all times.
Book your course with mackdonald language academy!


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Literature，Arts and Cultural Studies | Kindai University | Jika ingin belajar di Jepang, "JPSS"
Tersedia informasi rinci mengenai Kindai University, mencakup informasi per fakultas seperti Fakultas LawatauFakultas EconomicsatauFakultas Science and EngineeringatauFakultas PharmacyatauFakultas Literature，Arts and Cultural StudiesatauFakultas AgricultureatauFakultas Biology-Oriented Science and TechnologyatauFakultas EngineeringatauFakultas Humanity-Oriented Science and EngineeringatauFakultas Business AdministrationatauFakultas Applied SociologyatauFakultas ArchitectureatauFakultas International Studies, serta berbagai informasi yang berguna bagi mahasiswa(i) mancanegara seperti kuota untuk jumlah pendaftar dan jumlah kelulusan ujian masuk mahasiswa(i) mancanegara, informasi mengenai ujian masuk, prasarana kampus, akses jalan, dan lainnya. Silakan memanfaatkannya.
Fees shown above are for Literature, Cultural, Historical studies and Cultural Design.
For Arts course, Tuition fee is 1,442,000 yen and Other expenses are 26,500 yen.
How to refund the fees you've paid before admission: please refer to the application guidelines.
Applicants for Formative Course at Major of Formative Arts must take the suitability skill test instead of Essay.
For details, please refer to the application guidelines.
You must take EJU outside Japan, and live outside Japan when you make application.
There is not recruitment for Department of Arts.
Depending on Department, we set the reference point of "Japanese as a Foreign Language" of EJU.
This category is prepared only for applicants living in Japan.
You must write Essay in English.


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Cell phones have progressed toward becoming as well known as watches. The majority of this is because of the new innovation of cell phones, which are presently connected with men, ladies and even youngsters around the globe. A cell phone is a virtual PC that fits effectively into your pocket. These telephones let you run with others, as well as give an abundance of data, all in the palm of their hands.
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Bo Ra Yook joined the doctoral program in the School of Communication in 2015 with a focus on public relations. Her research interests are in risk and crisis communication, corporate communication, and social media. Yook earned her M.S. in Public Relations from Boston University and her B.S. degree in Multimedia Science with a double major in Public Relations and Advertising from Sookmyung Women's University in South Korea. She works as an instructor teaching Statistical Reasoning for Strategic Communication and a research assistant at the University of Miami. Yook also serves as a conference coordinator for International Public Relations Research Conference (IPRRC).
She formerly worked as an account executive for over four years at AdAsia, a multicultural marketing communication agency in New York City. In her professional experiences, she managed public relations and advertising campaigns with corporate clients from financial, telecommunications, healthcare, automobile, and cosmetic industries.
She recently won the Betsy Plank Graduate Research Paper Award by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) in 2016 and the Advertising Excellence from the Institute of Advanced Advertising Studies New York program by the American Association of Advertising Agencies (4A’s) in 2011.
In her free time, she enjoys practicing Pilates, swimming, and traveling with her family and friends.


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Whether you’re a local or traveling for a city break, Manchester is an amazing city full of different events, architecture and places to visit. It’s well known for its diverse population with areas such as China town and “the curry mile” to explore and likely, never seen the end of. Manchester has a famous nightlife were restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs all become the highlight of your stay.
Looking into Manchester’s bar scene can be tough, there are hundreds of places to try, however, there are some highlights when it comes to cocktails. Here’s a look at some of the best cocktails spots central to Manchester.
Also on Manchester’s list of “secret bars”, the washhouse isn’t a bar you can simply walk into. The front of the bar looks like a small laundrette with a few washing machines, in order to get into the secret bar, you need to phone up and book a washing machine (table) and state how many garments you need to wash (number of people). They will take a name from you and when you reach the location a secret door opens to enter the bar. It’s a small but pleasant bar to be in which offers some of the best and most unusual cocktails you can imagine, they range from jalapenos cocktails to an old-fashioned mixed with orange chocolate. It’s not the easiest bar to go to last minute, but it’s certainly an experience to try whilst staying in Manchester. Even their website is laid out like a laundrette, this bar gets an A for effort and authenticity.
Known for its aesthetically pleasing blended drinks, the Alchemist is one of the most famous places in Manchester to grab a cocktail. Some of the selections let you add parts to the drink yourself and with it, comes smoky effect that works as entertainment as much as they do as a quencher of thirst. There are two locations for this bar in Manchester, Spinningfields is the original, which is located next to other luxury bars which are best suited to a “dressed-up” evening out, but there is also another bar location near Piccadilly Gardens which is likely the easier find for tourists.
An underground hidden gem in Manchester, located a few minutes away from Spinningfields, The Liars Clubs is a Tiki Lounge with something extra. The bar is located underground and offers dozens of different cocktails that are all offered in a very casual manner. The liar’s club is a relaxed dress down bar that doesn’t mess around with appearance, most of the cocktails come in mugs and regular glasses rather than high neck cocktail glasses. A highlight to watch out for in the bar is the treasure chest cocktail, it’s a cocktail for sharing but it comes in an old carved out chest with straws for everyone. The bar staff are all well trained and offer entertainment whilst making your drinks, ordering a “zombie” is a highlight as it involved rum, tropical juice and fire!
Also on the list of secret bars, comes Dusk Til Pawn, you don’t have to book to get into this bar but it’s hidden with a unique bar front. The outside of the bar is small and has been designed into a pawn shop with neon signs and old goods to buy, a nice touch to get you in the mood. The bar inside is small but has a brilliant atmosphere to help the drink flow even easier. The cocktail choices offer all the classics with the bars own subtle twists, however, the taste and price always go down well when people review this bar. The bar’s inspiration comes from a New York style Speakeasy that comes across as dark with a lot of character, you can find it along with other unique bar ideas in Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
One of Manchester more prestigious bar and restaurant to attend, its located in Manchester’s iconic Beetham Tower (The Hilton Tower). It’s an imposing landmark to visit and what better way to see the city than with a cocktail in hand. Cloud 23 offers both the traditional favourites and their own complex creations which usually have dry ice wafting out of them for extra effect. Being located in one of the more luxurious places in Manchester means that the quality is heightened to meet a perfect standard, which is also seen in their beer and wine selections.
6 bars to grab amazing cocktails that are matched with atmospheres that make the whole experience better. It’s hard to go wrong in the bar scene in Manchester, depending on what sort of night out you would like will dictate the are you venture out to. Places like the Northern Quarter are more casual and dress down whereas Spinningfields, Deansgate and Printworks are all a smarter dress code to take note of.
Amelia Morgan is a freelance writer that has recently settled in Manchester after travelling around Europe. She started her journey in England and loved the idea of living here for the foreseeable future. Recently, she has been given British citizenship so she can start setting foundations down in one of the best cities to live.

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A Septic Tank is a typically underground tank where the sewage is collected and then decomposed through the activities of the bacteria. Neither it is a complicated process to take care of the septic tank in the house nor is it expensive. There are mainly four key elements which should be considered while maintaining the septic system.
- Pump and Inspect the Pump on a Regular Basis:- Septic tank Miami must be inspected every three years at least by the professionals of this field. On an average, the septic tanks of the household are pumped at the interval of three to five years. Other alternative systems like pumps, float switches, and mechanical components should go through inspection yearly. As because the alternative systems consist of mechanized parts, service contract must be made. The frequency of the pumping of the septic tank is depended on four factors such as- the size of the tank, size of the household, the total amount of generated wastewater and volume of the solid waste in the wastewater.
- The Water is to be used efficiently: - On an average, a single-family home needs 70 gallons of water for each person every day. A minor leak or running toilet can cause wastage of 200 gallons of water every day. All the water used in the household is sent to the septic tank through the pipes. If more water is conserved then less amount of water is sent to the septic system. So to ensure the best operation of the septic tank Miami without any failure, water must be used efficiently. This can be done in several ways- high-efficiency toilets should be introduced as they use less water, shower flow restrictors and faucet aerators should be used as they reduce the amount of water used and entered in the tank, selection of the exact load of laundry while using the washing machine.
- Waste should be disposed of selectively: - Everything that you pour down the sink or flush down the toilet or grind down to the garbage ultimately is stored in the septic tank Miami. Apart from human water and toilet paper through anything selectively and do not consider the septic tank as a trash can. To maintain the septic tank, don’t ever dispose of wastes like- Diapers, cooking oil or grease, dental floss, flushable wipes, cigarette butts, condoms, coffee grounds, photographic solutions, cat litter, pharmaceuticals, paper towels etc.
- Maintain Drainfield:- Drainfield is an important component of the septic system as through it, the contaminants are removed from the liquid emerged from the septic tank. So to maintain it do not park on the drain field, trees should be planted at a distance from the drain field and the rainwater drainage systems like sump pumps and roof drains must be kept away from the drain field area.
In your opinion, how regularly should we pump our septic tanks? I am thinking of calling Malabanan Siphoning services in Laguna. The last time we got it pumped was last year.

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TORONTO (Reuters) - Hundreds of people lined up at Toronto City Hall on Tuesday to buy a limited-edition bobblehead doll of embattled Mayor Rob Ford, which quickly sold out and began popping up on eBay for as much as 15 times its purchase price.
Ford, who insists he will not step down, was on hand to sign the figurines.
The sale of 1,000 “Robbie Bobbies” was conceived before Ford admitted last week that he had smoked crack cocaine in “one of my drunken stupors.” But the furor did not mute demand for the little statuettes - a recreation of Ford’s head on a springy neck - with lines that stretched around the cavernous City Hall lobby.
The 6-inch-high dolls cost C$20 ($19) with proceeds going to the United Way charity. By late afternoon, at least six were available on eBay, with two of them bid at $300.
Ford told reporters after the dolls had sold out that the United Way campaign will continue on Wednesday with a T-shirt sale and that he planned to order more bobbleheads.
Jay White told the Toronto Star he lined up at City Hall more than three hours early to get a Ford bobblehead.
“We’re living in crazy times and it’s probably going to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience to have a time stamp of a guy that smokes crack as a mayor,” he said.
Ford’s admission that he smoked crack came six months after the Star and media blog Gawker said they had seen a video of the mayor smoking crack and a few days after Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair confirmed the video existed.
Ford has faced increasing calls to resign or take a break in the wake of the drug admission. On Wednesday, city council will consider a non-binding motion urging him to take a leave of absence.
Asked how he was going to convince the council he shouldn’t take a leave, Ford told reporters on Tuesday he was elected to cut costs at City Hall.
“I’ve saved more money than any mayor in Toronto’s history and that’s what I’m going to continue to do tomorrow,” he said.

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First we gonna make stuffing for peppers.
Boil and mash the potatoes well.
Add salt, chillipowder, amchoor powder and lime juice to it.
Mix them well. Chat Masala can also be used. Now stuffing is ready.
Cut the pepper in vertical slits and clear out the seeds.
Stuff the potato mixture inside pepper.
Take a bowl, add ajwin,cumin,gramflour,chillpowder,salt and baking soda.
Add little water and make thick batter.
Make sure that lumps are not formed.
Now dilute the batter for the required consistency.
Batter should not be thick or thin.
Now dip the stuffed peppers in batter,and drop it in medium heated oil.
Deepfry the peppers on bothside. Now Mirchi baaji is ready.
Mirchi Bhaji can be served with steaming tea and with any kind of chutney. This South Indian Recipe can be served as Evening snacks.
I am sending this recipe to Rahika's Deep Fried Snacks Event.
To answer you question, I don't know where u live, but many stores even in India now carry chinese and thai seasonings, including Fab India - Hope that helps!
Very tempting n yummy..love it anytime!
Milagai bhajji is default when I goto beaches in chennai... stuffed milagai bajji.. I am hearing this just for the second time after Denny's.. great recipe..

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The history of working from home isnt nearly as recent as many think. The growth of remote work in the last 10 years is ultimately a return to an early and long-used way of working.
As a site that champions flexible and remote work, everyone at FlexJobs knows quite a bit about the history of flexible working. But we wanted to dig deeper to see what we could find, in particular, about the history of working from home. And we really do mean the complete history… we got swept up in research and wound up as far back as the hunter-gatherers. But if you’re at all interested in remote work and how it came to be, which we clearly are, it’s all pretty interesting.
In fact, as you’ll read in this piece, the history of working from home isn’t nearly as recent as many think. It actually has a much longer past than our history of working in offices. The growth of remote work in the last 10 years is ultimately a return to an early and long-used way of working.
We hope you enjoy this comprehensive history of working from home!
This article is adapted from an article that orginally appeared on FlexJobs.com.
From a long-view perspective, working from home has always been a thing, not just in the last several decades with the advent of telecommuting, but for hundreds of thousands of years. Combining work space and living space is a natural way for families and communities to efficiently pool resources, make the most of the space at hand, and work cooperatively together for the good of all.
The work-home environment was a definite feature of life for hunter-gatherers, who foraged for sustenance and brought the fruits of their labor back to the hearth. People prepared animals for consumption, sorted and ground grains, and fashioned clothing for coverage and protection.
Medieval work-homes: the first open-plan offices?
Fast-forward to the work-home of medieval times, when the working classes often set up craft and trade-focused shops in their homes. They offered goods and services to support their families in living spaces that were architecturally designed to accommodate working from home.
Domesticity was a focal point of early work-from-home activities. Managing the home meant multitasking and managing resources, finances, and the division of labor. Boundaries between home and work life, if they existed at all, were blurred at best.
Early at-home work in the middle ages covered professions like bakers, seamstresses, shoemakers, potters, weavers, ale brewers, and blacksmiths. Notably, the gender gap was not a significant factor, given that home-based workers could as easily be male as female.
The all-hands-on-deck spirit of working from home placed value on many of the skills at which women excelled, like sewing, calligraphy, or other of the so-called “womanly arts,” an umbrella term that includes domestic science and home economics.
As time went on, merchants and craftspeople before the Industrial Revolution created what might be described as the first home offices. These hybrid work-homes had street-facing shops or workshops, and private areas set aside for day-to-day living.
This space officially became an art museum in the 1700s and is still one of the best-known museums in the world.
The mental shift during this time towards free thinking and education also created a growing need for centralized learning in the form of schools. And the Industrial Revolution was just around the corner, bringing even more centralized administrative oversight to the working world.
The Industrial Revolution brought profound changes for men and women alike. Factory work, particularly in the textile industry for women, meant leaving home and toiling in outside work environments.
The industrial age birthed a new movement of skilled workers and set up a working-outside-the-home model that many employers still follow today, even though it’s become increasingly outdated.
That model (the precursor of the 9-to-5, in-office work schedule) meant working an inflexible schedule from an employer-provided environment, with employer-provided tools or equipment. The means of production were transferred from the work-home to the work-site.
Despite the advent of work opportunities outside the home, some people continued to work for pay from their homes into the 19th and early 20th centuries. For women, that work may have included doing laundry for outside customers, providing food and baked goods to sell to factory workers, or doing “finish work” for shoe and garment manufacturers.
Office work brought further changes. The history of the office shows that the first commercial workspaces were hugely transformative, thanks largely to some new-fangled inventions: the telephone, the telegraph, widespread public electricity, and the typewriter. These were some of the precursors to the remote office communication tools we use today.
The development of public transportation options that enabled workers to travel to and from home relatively inexpensively had a huge impact as well. Commuting was well underway.
Women, in particular, moved into a new realm of professionalism that took them beyond craft-based or domestic work. The job of secretary, still a leading position among so-called “pink-collar workers,” required trading off home for the office.
For both women and men, work became increasingly associated with leaving home for an office or a manufacturing facility.
To this day, working from home is often thought of as women-dominated even though about the same number of men and women engage in remote work, according to the “2017 State of Telecommuting” report.
That might be because early at-home jobs for women were often based on their domestic duties. The idea of a woman earning wages to support her family seemed somehow more sensible if the work involved cooking, sewing, or caregiving services like babysitting.
Then came World War II, Rosie the Riveter, and the need for women to work in factories and shipyards to take the places of men who’d gone off to war. Women left home to enter the workforce by the millions.
Between 1941 and 1945, the number of women in the workplace rose from 11 million to nearly 20 million, according to a study of women, gender, and World War II. Even though many of these newly minted women workers returned home to traditional roles after the war, they’d succeeded in changing the U.S. workplace forever.
Wartime innovations brought the advent of what PricewaterhouseCoopers called the biggest disruptor of all: technology.
In 1942, the world’s first electronic digital computer was built at Iowa State University, which not only helped crack enemy codes, but also laid the groundwork for the work-from-home movement that was still years off.
After World War II ended, women who’d taken jobs while men went into battle found themselves suddenly thrust out of a workforce that they’d excelled in. They had the skills, the experience, and the desire to work outside the home, and yet those opportunities suddenly no longer existed for them.
Back to the home they went—and with their return to homemaking came the rise of new types of work-from-home opportunities, both legitimate and less so.
One type of work-from-home job we’ve seen once again rise in popularity traces its roots back to the post-World War II era: multi-level marketing.
In Vox’s article, “Why Your Facebook Feed Is Filled with Women Selling Essential Oils and Press-on Nails,” writer Kate Shellnutt explains the birth of so-called multi-level marketing “schemes,” also known as MLM, referral marketing, pyramid selling, and network marketing.
The first opportunity for post-war housewives to have their own “business” at home came from Tupperware.
By the 1960s, the 20th-century workforce was a commuting workforce. And labor was still quite physical. Manufacturing and textiles were still booming industries and the “knowledge economy” that dominates today didn’t yet exist.
But members of the creative professions (artists, writers, etc.) continued to work from home most of the time.
“What we’ve come to think of as modern stay-at-home workers really grew out of the late twentieth century with creatives in metro areas like New York, London, and Paris reverting back to the Medieval way of doing things—with studio apartments that doubled as work space and living areas,” writes the History Cooperative.
This can be seen as both a return to pre-industrial revolution work routines and an advancement towards the future of work.
But companies still largely controlled the means of production, as manufacturing, office equipment, and other work staples were not yet inexpensive or portable enough to be utilized by individuals working from home.
However, a technological revolution was just around the corner that would tip the means of production towards the workers, and encourage companies to start adopting “telecommuting” in ways we would recognize today.
The Clean Air Act was passed in 1970.
The OPEC oil embargo began in 1973.
The idea of “gridlock” was coined to describe what then seemed like terrible commuter traffic into and out of cities every day.
Jack Nilles is largely regarded as the father of modern telecommuting. He was the lead author of the “founding document” of the telecommuting movement, a book called The Telecommunications Transportation Tradeoff.
Today, telecommunications and information storage systems have developed to a point where information transfer among remote workers occurs “as effectively” as between collocated workers.
In 1979, with the OPEC oil embargo in its sixth year, the Washington Post published the article, “Working at Home Can Save Gasoline” which suggests telecommuting could have eased the gas crisis.
The article even points out that the rising service industry, declining manufacturing sector, and the growth of information-based jobs make it much easier for people to return to decentralized, home-based methods of work that were largely popular before the Industrial Revolution.
With the trends of the 1970s still very much in effect as 1980 rolled around—high gas prices, gas shortages, the rise of the information economy and service jobs, environmental concerns, and “gridlock” commutes—companies began to experiment with and formalize telecommuting programs for employees.
Throughout this decade, companies like JCPenney, American Express, The Hartford, General Electric – GE, Levi Strauss & Co., and Sears Holdings implemented or grew telecommuting programs for employees, many of which are still in place today.
In June of 1987, the Christian Science Monitor wrote, “Telecommuting: Reality Sets In,” where it says about 1.5 million Americans were telecommuters and about 300 companies ran telecommuting programs.
Regarding gender and remote work, the article was clearly written when women were still the primary—or sole—caregivers for young children.
Perhaps this is the origin of all those terrible work-from-home stock photos we see of moms wrangling children while simultaneously working.
Remote work picked up steam in the 1980s, but there were still some kinks to work out—some of which we’re still debating today.
Telecommuting in the 1990s began with a large telecommuting experiment by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and the General Services Administration.
Afterward, Congress voted for legislation that appropriated funding for “flexiplace” work-related equipment and utilities in federal employees’ private homes annually until 1995, when it was made permanent.
In 1994 and 1996, President Clinton issued a Presidential Memorandum directing executive branch agencies to create more “flexible family-friendly work arrangements,” including telecommuting.
Telecommuting was also being covered by academic and business journals. Telecommuting studies were published by the Journal of Communication and SAM Advanced Management Journal, and articles were written in the Wall Street Journal, Working Woman, USA Today, Computerworld, and other large publications.
Remote work on the rise: Between 2000 and 2010, people who worked at least one day at home per week increased by over 4 million—35%. The population of occasional remote workers went from 9.2 million to 13.4 million during this decade.
More employees working remotely than self-employed workers: Between 1980 and 2000, employees grew to become the majority of remote workers (over self-employed workers). In 1980, 39.4% of remote workers were private company employees (not self-employed). By 2010, they grew to over 59%.
Remote workers are better educated: By 2010, home-based workers were more likely to have a bachelor’s degree (50.5%) than on-site workers (29.7%).
Occasional remote workers made more money: Workers who work both at home and on-site earned $52,800 per year on average. On-site workers: $30,000 per year. Remote workers: $25,500 per year.
Throughout the 2000s, more companies started offering remote-friendly jobs and advertising telecommuting options in their job listings. This meant professionals could potentially gear their job searches towards telecommuting jobs—but scam jobs were also becoming a huge problem in the work-from-home job market. It’s estimated that for every one legitimate telecommuting job, there are 60-70 scams.
In 2010, President Barack Obama signed the Telework Enhancement Act of 2010, which doesn’t just encourage, but requires all federal executive agencies to establish policies for eligible employees to work remotely.
For fiscal years 2014-2015, the Office of Personnel Management said telework participation increased from 39% to 46% of eligible employees and from 17% to 20% of all employees.
And remote work isn’t just expanding and succeeding in the federal government.
In 2017, FlexJobs and Global Workplace Analytics partnered to report on the state of telecommuting in the U.S. We found that between 2005 and 2015 telecommuting half-time or more increased 115%. Furthermore, 56% of jobs in the U.S. are now compatible with at least occasional remote work. And the number of people working from home “occasionally” increased from 37% in 2015 to 43% in 2016. All signs point to the continued rise of remote work.
Even still, remote work has a ways to go.


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KALIKA DDS DENTAL CORPORATION, A PROFESSIONAL DENTAL CORPORATION is a business entity registered in the state of California under the legal form of DOMESTIC STOCK. It can be found in the register by the DOS ID C4236493. The company was established and set into the register at 23rd January 2019 and its current status is ACTIVE. Location address of this company is at 3075 BEACON BLVD, SACRAMENTO WEST, 95691, CA.
The company and its activities are actually managed by 1 person with the responsibility of its market actions. Person written in the register is MARK ANGERT, who’s seat is at 401 B ST STE 1200, DIEGO SAN, 92101, CA.
MURKEY WATERS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.
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Facet Technology is currently looking for an Associate Software Engineer, a Computer System Specialist/Software Tester, and a Data Acquisition Vehicle Operator.
Posted by Willy Franzen on October 12, 2009. Jobs updated daily.
Displaying 1-10 of 275 results.
In my day… Columbus Day was a real holiday. Now there’s a huge portion of the population that doesn’t even get the day off. Yes, I understand that Christopher Columbus was a bit overrated as a historical hero (and a lot of the things that we learned about him in grade school were inaccurate), but I’m still amazed that he had the guts and the persistence to make a voyage across the Atlantic happen. Now we’ll barely take a walk down the street without a GPS enabled device in our pocket. Navigation and exploration have a long history, but I’m not sure how much more advancement is possible. Facet Technology would disagree. They’re an Eden Prairie, MN based software and services company that is changing what state of the art means when it comes to the Transportation, Mapping and Food Processing Industries. They’re another Inc. 5000 company with 110.4% three-year growth, and I think they’re going to shoot up the rankings over the next few years.
Many environments, however, don’t allow full control over all the parameters that make standard computer vision tools easy to use. By changing one of the parameters – either moving the man-made object into an uncontrolled environment (outdoors) or by changing the man-made object into a natural object (grain, fruit, meat, poultry, etc.) – the identification and inspection task becomes several times more difficult. This is where Facet’s patented technology shines and allows computer vision tools to now be used successfully. Facet allows you to control the uncontrollable.
Think about how this technology can change the way we navigate—the possibilities are endless. It really is the next step after GPS and location aware devices. If you’re intrigued by what Facet Technology is up to, then you should check out their job postings. Right now they’re looking for an Associate Software Engineer, a Computer System Specialist/Software Tester, and a Data Acquisition Vehicle Operator. While the latter doesn’t require a college education, it sounds like a pretty cool gig (driving around a camera equipped, ultra high-tech SUV to collect data). You can apply to any of the jobs by sending a cover letter and résumé to jobs@facet-tech.com.
How important do you think Facet Technology will be in the future of navigation?


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What is the thread made out of?
We stock sewing thread in various materials and a huge range of colours.Usually the higher the ticket number the thicker the thread, e.g. 75's is thicker than 120’s.
Stocked in over 40 colours and two thicknesses - 120’s & 75’s - this is one of the most popular and value for money threads in the U.K. Used for all manner of sewing applications.
Often referred to as Corespun or Blended thread. An inner core of polyester is wrapped around with cotton which is used for its heat absorbing capacity — thereby avoiding burning from high speed needles, most popularly stocked in 25’s, 36’s, 75’s & 120’s.
Is so called because of its texturizcd quality. It enables seams to be extensively covered and is often mixed with another thread for overlocking.
Unlike all other threads, the larger the ticket number - the thicker the thread, and the thickness is generally referred to in Denier. Used for overlocking and many applications where a clear, strong thread is called for. Most popularly stocked in 180, 250 & 330 Denier.

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A charming stone house has been converted into a summer kitchen. The covered eating area outside, overlooking the pool area, seats 24 persons. Inside the stone house you will find a rustic bar and well equipped kitchen with modern facilities including two dishwashers. Food may be prepared outside on a large Weber gas grill with stove top. Set the tables for lunch and dinner with local delicacies, while enjoying the view of the gardens and the village rooftops.
What better place for a get-together over a glass of refreshing rosé wine from one of our local producers, while you let yourself get swept away by the warm sun setting over Provence, and later by the illuminated troglodyte cliff “Le Rocher” forming a magical backdrop to the gardens.


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Nutella Fudge with Pistachios - THE OLIVE BLOGGER - Recipes your family will love!
If you are looking for a new fudge recipe to add to your baking list, this is definitely the one! The nutella gives it a nice hazelnut undertone and the saltiness of the pistachios leaves your mouth wanting more!
As I mentioned though, there are a couple of things I would do next time I make it that were not in the instructions! First of all, CHOP those pistachios (you can use a mini-food processor to make it easier and save them from jumping all over your counter), and while you’re at it, grab a small handful of dried cranberries and chop those too! (You really can’t go wrong with cranberries at this time of year!). Lastly, press the pistachios into the top, the original recipe says to sprinkle on top…but they seem to roll around and fall off (which I was okay with as I got to eat handfuls of nuts until I started to gently push them into the setting fudge!).
If you google this recipe you will find a ton of variations and different ways you can take it. Make it your own, that is after all one of the nice things about fudge! You can really add what you like, mix it all up and call it a fudge!
Makes: One 8×8 pan, cut into about 24 small squares.
Over a double boiler melt the condensed milk, chocolate chips, nutella, butter and 1/2 tsp salt.
Moving quickly, add in pistachios (reserving 1/4c for top) mix and pour into baking dish.
Sprinkle with sea salt, cranberries and remaining pistachios, gently pressing into the surface.
Chill for 1-2 hours and cut into desired square size.
Seriously guys, you are going to love this one! Please let me know if you make it so I can hear your thoughts on the alterations!
And now…gift ideas for the Doggie on your list!
Treats , I mean really…is Christmas complete without these for any member in the family? That includes our furry friends! You can even find adorable “cookie trays” for your pooch at your local pet specialty store!
Squeaky Toy , every pup loves their squeaky toys! I especially love the ones you can get that are stuffing free and loaded with squeaks up and down the length of the toy. No mess to clean up when your pup shreds it apart!
Food/Water Bowls , why not spoil them and get some brand new bowls! You wouldn’t like eating out of the same dish day after day for 10+ years would you??
Bed , yup, a new comfy fluffy bed! We got our girl a new one last year, splurging a little, but gosh she is so worth it!
BONUS GIFT, a donation to the shelter where you adopted your furry friend, or if you prefer, donate to a local humane society!!! They need the funds at all times of the year, but especially after the holidays when they are overwhelmed with surrenders from families who “couldn’t handle” their new additions! ‘Tis the season for giving my friends!
Hubby favorite nut and he loves fudge. Guess I will be making this for him.
It’s a special treat, he will love it!!
This looks amazing! I will have to try this soon!
They are one of my favorites!! I could eat them by the handful!
Thanks so much Amy! Give it a try and let me know what you think!
This looks amazing…I LOVE chocolate covered nuts so this is a huge win for me!!
That sounds SO good. I love anything with pistachios!


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This season's FEATHERS Monica Jacket is the perfect puffer!
Filled with feather and down for maximum winter warmth, this long-line jacket has a removable hood and elasticated toggle at the waist.
Detailed with a black faux fur trim and contrasting white tufts.


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Some of the practices that kept premiums for the young low are no longer allowed.
The federal health care law could nearly triple premiums for some young and healthy men, according to a forthcoming survey of insurers that singles out a group that might become a major public opinion battleground in the Obamacare wars.
The survey, fielded by the conservative American Action Forum and made available to POLITICO, found that if the law’s insurance rules were in force, the premium for a relatively bare-bones policy for a 27-year-old male nonsmoker on the individual market would be nearly 190 percent higher.
That isn’t the sticker price many of these individuals would pay, thanks to subsidies offered with the law. But the young men with higher incomes wouldn’t get subsidies, and the warning of a premium price shock for them might become a key exhibit in opponents’ argument that Obamacare won’t save Americans money over the long haul but would rather cost them.
The forecasts in the study are higher than most so far by allies and foes of the Affordable Care Act. But it is likely that some in the group will face increases. That’s because the same new insurance market rules that will make coverage more affordable for older and sicker people will make insurance for young and healthier people more expensive.
Most other studies have tried to estimate average premium increases, which have ranged anywhere from negligible to 85 percent and higher. This survey looks at individual examples in specific markets to show the itemized impact of the major Obamacare reforms.
The insurers estimated that a healthy 27-year-old man in Austin, Texas, who pays $54 a month for insurance this year would have a $153 premium if Obamacare’s market regulations were in effect.
The pressure would be the opposite but more modest for top-tier plans covering an older, unhealthy woman in Austin. Her premium would drop by 40 percent, they estimated.
But the sharp increase for some is going to make it “hard to declare victory,” said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum and a persistent critic of the health law.
The survey asked insurers how the market reforms would affect policies for specific individuals and small groups in Chicago, Phoenix, Atlanta, Austin, Milwaukee and Albany.
Four or more insurers answered the questions in all of the cities except Albany. It’s not a scientifically representative sample, but it reflects calculations of companies that provide coverage to most Americans, Holtz-Eakin said.
Supporters of the Affordable Care Act counter: Look at the bigger picture.
The survey looks only at the estimated increase in cost to insurers, not consumers. It does not factor in the subsides that will offset the lion’s share of the premium cost for those who make less than 200 percent of the federal poverty level — about $23,400 in 2011.

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Welcome to our tour! Remember, hands and feet inside the tram at all times. Please, no flash photography. Before we begin our journey to home pages of the obscure stars, I'll offer a brief introduction to the tour. You see, ladies and gentlemen, if you look around you'll find the Web littered with shrines to stars and celebrities of all ilk. While the number of Alicia Silverstone pages might be overwhelming, if you consider the Web's demographics, it's understandable. But somewhere among the sites for Winona Ryder and James Dean, you come across a home page for a star that just makes you scratch your head, and mutter, "Why?" For instance, why would someone devote a space on the bandwidth to Karen Allen? "I had been a big fan of hers for many, many years, collecting photos, interviews, videos etc. The Web simply provided me with a good way to 'display' my collection," explains Patrick Spreng the designer of the Allen page. It makes sense when you consider people post the contents of their fridge online. While most of the sites we'll visit on our tour are loving tributes to overlooked actors, some have higher purposes. Harrison Cheung, the creator of the Christian Bale site, actually corresponds with Bale monthly. Cheung thinks his site will eventually boost Bale's career: His audience is young and very computer literate. Given that (Bale) doesn't get much traditional publicity, the home page functions as a resource for fans, the press and casting agents. Well, you didn't pay to hear me talk all day. Let's get on with our tour. I believe our first home page is coming up on the left. Once again, let me remind you no flash photography.
Irony Factor: There is no Kate Capshaw site.
Most Famous For: Playing Indy's love interest, Marion Ravenwood, in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Little Known Fact: In the early '70s she drove from Mexico to Peru with friends who were filming a documentary about South American Indians.
As if anyone questioned Karen Allen's downward career path, the actress has gone from starring in Animal House with John Belushi to starring in a CD-ROM with Jimmie Walker. This site is actually quite good, with meticulously detailed pages, dozens of photos, and lots of links, but all this work for the star of Ghost in the Machine? Well, at least Karen probably appreciates the adoration, right? A direct quote after the author gives her address: "Note that, while I have sent her several fan letters over the past five years, I have never received any response. Let me know if you do!"
Irony Factor: Watch his changing hair over the years.
Most Famous For: His starring role in Steven Spielberg's Empire of the Sun.
Little Known Fact: "Christian will not eat anything sentient."
Site Highlight: The Christian FAQ.
Christian is a well-respected young actor and all that, but he's still a mite obscure to merit a fan home page. With his next two projects being adaptations of literary classics by James and Conrad, Christian's home page is probably the most mainstream exposure he can expect to get.
Irony Factor: The clearest photo at the site is to the left.
Most Famous For: His current role as Jerry in NBC's ER.
Little Known Fact: Benrubi's middle name is Hercules.
Site Highlight: Those pictures of Benrubi being drawn and quartered in Wagons East (at right).
Granted ER is the most popular TV show in the known universe at the moment, but a home page for Benrubi? I mean, I can understand home pages for George Clooney or Noah Wyle, but Benrubi? To each his own.
Irony Factor: Rodney Dangerfield's site blows this away (See IU #1, page 67).
Most Famous For: Cornelius from Planet of the Apes.
Little Known Fact: Roddy has co-starred with a dog, cat and horse.
Site Highlight: The Lord Love a Duck wallpaper.
The site, though mostly under construction, still offers a wide variety of pictures of Roddy (though sadly none in his chimpanzee makeup).
Irony Factor: She has a site; Gil Gerard doesn't.
Most Famous For: A toss-up between her star turns in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and Silver Spoons.
Little Known Fact: She was once a spokesmodel for English Leather.
Site Highlight: Seemingly it would be the 30+ pictures of Erin, if I could get them to load faster.
By listing Erin's complete film/TV listings you can trace her career from Buck Rogers to Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday. Gray was a model, so the site likely includes hot GIFs. It seems that Gray merits a home page for starring in Buck Rogers, putting her into the cyberbabe arena along with Gillian Anderson, Teri Hatcher and every woman who's ever been on Star Trek.
Irony Factor: There's not an Empty Nest site.
Most Famous For: Letitia "Buddy" Lawrence on Family.
Little Known Fact: In a 1982 Teen Bag interview Kristy said the most memorable country she's ever visited was Hawaii.
Site Highlight: The aforementioned interview transcript.
Not just one, but two sites for every mid-'70s adolescents' dream date. Apparently Kristy has suffered from personal problems over the last couple of years, yet both pages' authors seem to know very little about her current status other than the fact she did appear on the finale of Empty Nest. If you have any Kristy info please pass it on to her die-hard fans.
Little Known Fact: Everything about her is "little known"
Site Highlight: The author actually has a TV Guide to her appearances, mostly late at night on cable TV each month.
Obscure is a compliment to the star of Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings (also starring Soleil Moon Frye!), White Wolves: A Cry in the Wild II (also starring Mark Paul Gosselaar!) and Witchboard II: The Devil's Doorway (also starring Laraine Newman!). The Point ranked this site in the top 5 percent of the Web. Personally, this makes me question my faith in their judgment.
Irony Factor: Like her series, her site has been canceled.
Most Famous For: Two seasons on Wings.
Little Known Fact: Her last name is pronounced "For-key."
Site Highlight: The honest and forthright manner in which the site deals with the cancellation of Farrah's latest sitcom, Dweebs.
Adoration for a B-level, albeit an attractive B-level, sitcom star. Whatever.
Irony Factor: His name alone is scary.
Most Famous For: Playing the Tall Man in the Phantasm trilogy.
Little Known Fact: He has "written liner notes for thousands of LPs and CDs for everyone from Frank Sinatra and The Beatles to Arthur Rubinstein and Itzhak Perlman."
Site Highlight: The exclusive quotes from Scrimm such as his response to the possibility of a fourth Phantasm: "Tell them, I haven't hung up the old balls yet!"
He may or may not be obscure to horror- film buffs, but we have to admit we were hard pressed to recall the Phantasm films, much less old Angus himself. Maybe because of this, the site lists some of his other film roles such as the memorable Dr. Sin Do and Vlad the Vampire King.
Irony Factor: People might find it looking for Bonnie, star of One Day At A Time.
Most Famous For: Let's put it this way: If you can place her name with a role, you win.
Little Known Fact: Of her first eight roles, five had animals in the titles: Eagle in a Cage, Flipper and the Pirates, A Tiger Walks, The Horse Without a Head and The Lion.
Site Highlight: The page dedicated to her beloved film, The Legend of Hell House, in which she stars with another animal lover, Roddy McDowall (see his stop earlier on the tour).
If you opened up the dictionary and looked under obscure, you probably wouldn't find Pamela's picture, but that's less a testament to her obscurity and more to the fact dictionaries, despite the popular clich�, usually only have pictures for words that are nouns, not adjectives.
That concludes our tour of the home pages of the obscure stars.
Exit to the right and have a good day!


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There hasn’t been a whole lot going on around here lately, but we have had some gorgeous late summer/early fall weather; deep blue skies, plenty of sunshine, moderate temperatures and lower humidity have chased away the mostly oppressive summer days. This time of year and the middle of spring feature the best weather in Yeosu, in my opinion. I’ve been out and about, hiking, bicycling, walking and taking plenty of photos. Rather than making one or two huge posts, I think I’ll dole out a few photos at a time, hoping that y’all will keep coming back for more. (Plus, I get pretty lazy, at times, about processing all my shots. :wink:) Some of these might be interesting, some not. Enjoy, or not. Let me know what you think.
This is from earlier in the summer when the mist/fog lent an air of mystery to things. The humid conditions didn’t stop the local golfers, however, as the lights were on for the night owls.
On one of my walkabouts, I spotted these bright red flowers in a small garden plot on a small side street next to a small house. I think they’re pretty. Anyone know what kind of flowers they are? (I’m definitely not a flower guy, but I was, and am, a proponent of Flower Power).
I’ll definitely try to get some more photos posted in a more timely manner, probably 3 or 4 shots per post, mostly just random stuff from around Yeosu, so stay tuned for more later.
As promised, here are some photos from my recent trip to Laos. I guess we can call this the food-themed post. If you ever make it to Vientiane, one pleasurable thing to do is to eat at one of the many outdoor restaurants lining the Mekong and watch the sun slip below the Thailand horizon across the river. It’s quite laid back, though you’re right next to the main road along the Mekong, Fa Ngum Road. Along here you’ll find the Inter (City) Hotel and the Bor Penn Yang rooftop bar, from where I took the first photo below. There’s also a lot of construction going on; apparently, the authorities are building some flood protection devices, as well as creating a new park in this area. The first photo shows some of this construction. This is near quitting time, so a few of the restaurants set up some of their seating on a portion of the construction area that won’t be used again until the next morning. As you can see, you can sit at a table or sit down on floor mats, Lao style.
The menus in these eateries are quite extensive, featuring Lao, Thai and some Western food. Here’s a shot of a variety of fresh food waiting to be used in some mouth-watering delight.
Nai is preparing to wolf down a plate of Mekong clams.
My favorite dish is grilled Mekong river fish. Here are a couple of the restaurant workers (sons of the owner, I think) grilling a variety of fish, prawns, meat, chicken and other goodies. Ahhh, cripes, I wish I were there right now, out of this cold weather, chowing down on grilled fish, stir fried rice and spicy papaya salad.
And, of course, the aforementioned sunset.
I’ll get some more photos up soon, but this week marks the beginning of my 4-week schedule from hell, so I’m not sure when I’ll be able to post again There will definitely be more later.
There were a couple of nice things that happened in Laos this past Sunday. First, Nai told me that his village was having a big celebration that night for a couple of reasons. The Laos soccer team, in an exhibition match prior to the upcoming South East Asia games, knocked off the Thai team 3-0 in Vientiane, which, of course, boosted the smaller impoverished nation’s national pride. The games will be held in Vientiane, marking the first time ever that the event will take place in Laos. They are not without controversy, however, as you can read here and here.
That same day, the rowers in his village powered the winning boat in the Vientiane Boat Racing Festival, thus adding to the celebration. It was also the end of Buddhist Lent, which is detailed here in a nice story that includes a description of the launching of candle-lit banana leaf boats on the Mekong, a ceremony I hope to see in the future. All in all, it was a big day in the village, and there was a big party that evening at the temple next to Nai’s house to cap it off.
Korea had its recent celebrations, too, with the 3-day Chuseok holiday. Yesterday, a few of my students loaded me up with traditional food, including delicious songpyeon rice cakes, fruit and other goodies left over from their celebration. I won’t have to buy groceries for a week!
Since I previously posted moonrise over Yeosu, here’s a sunrise shot I took a few weeks ago from almost the same location. More later.
The last couple of Saturdays the camp has hosted a high-school age baseball tournament, consisting of 8 teams, which means all four fields have been in use. Each team plays two games, beginning about 11 a.m. and finishing around five, I’m told. (Because I’m usually in Boca Chica on Saturday afternoons, I’m not around for the finish of the games.) There are quite a large number of supporters, family and friends, I assume, who have been turning out for the games, and, with the 20 or so members of each team, the complex has been quite crowded. One of the best parts of the tournament has been the enthusiasm of the players. Cheering, chanting and hand clapping punctuate the play, and with the green, yellow, red and blue uniforms dotting the fields, the complexion of the campus is drastically changed. Very interesting and exciting. I don’t know if the tournament will be played this Saturday, since this is one of the big holiday seasons in Latin America, Semana Santa–Holy Week.
Speaking of which, we get a few days off, beginning today. The Dominican players are going home after practice today, but the rest of us, from other countries, are staying at the campus. Last year the Yanks put us up in one of the Juan Dolio resorts, just down the road about 30 kilometers, for a few days, but not this time, for various reasons. There’s quite a large contingent of foreign players here right now, probably in the neighborhood of 15 or so. Last year, too, the holiday coincided with the player turnover which takes place near the beginning of April. We’ll get a lot of new players in then and lose some, who will be moving on to Tampa. In the meantime, though, I’ll enjoy the days off, probably spending a lot of time in Boca Chica.
There haven’t been too many nice sunsets or sunrises lately that I’ve been able to photograph. There was a gorgeous sunrise the other morning, but I was out jogging. The one below is about the only one I’ve been able to “bag” recently. More later.
P.S. For anyone who is wondering how Nai is doing, well . . . he was doing pretty good, but now the doctor tells him that he has malaria! Go figure. He’s also been complaining about one of his eyes hurting him. This is one of the results of the motorbike accident that is still lingering and it’s something I’m worried about. He says he can barely see out of it, and I can’t figure out whether it’s bruised, or a scratched cornea or a detached retina, which is serious. I warned him to see a doctor right away, which he did. The doc seemed to feel that it might be ok. Nai said he would send me an email, written by his friend, explaining what the doc told him. He’s pretty despondent right now and weak, but I hope he’ll get through it all ok.


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The purpose of this page is to acknowledge everyone who contributed to the programmes offered on this website.
We began the programmes in 2010 using UK volunteers in Kathmandu, and this was repeated in 2011 at a deeper level.
We recruited our first staff member, Babita Shrestha, in 2011 who came to theUK and worked with UK education experts to create the first programmes for mass delivery in Nepal.
From 2012 we expanded until we had 8 staff in Kathmandu.


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Award-winning journalist Rosemary Barton is a Canadian political journalist, who currently serves as the Parliament Hill correspondent for CBC News. She is also a co-anchor of CBC Television's flagship nightly news broadcast, The National.
All credits to her successful career, the CBC journalist has won the hearts of many people by her incisive and engaging interviewing style. Her recognition in public has encouraged her followers to wonder if anyone has been able to win over her heart.
Mysterious Personal Life: Married Or Single?
42-year-old Rosemary is not as open as her professional details. She is a confidential woman, who prefers keeping her love-life information in the dark.
No information of her getting married or having an affair has ever surfaced out. She has neither spilled the beans on having any boyfriend nor mentioned about having a baby.
So, it's unclear if Rose is married to her spouse or is single. Probably, she is not taken and is focused on brightening her strength and skills of journalism than to build a family. She is possibly waiting for a perfect man to show up and be her perfect husband.
Rosemary was born on 31 May 1976 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She graduated in French literature from the Collège Universitaire de Saint-Boniface (an affiliated college of the University of Manitoba) and completed Masters in Journalism from Carleton University.
She initiated her journaling career working as a researcher for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's French-language news network RDI.
In 2004, Rosemary joined CBC as Quebec's legislative reporter at the National Assembly, where she covered Jean Charest's arrival as Premier in Quebec for his first mandate and the intense leadership race within the Parti Quebecois that followed the resignation of Bernard Landry.
She served as the National reporter with CBC's Parliamentary Bureau and covered the federal elections, as well as some federal leadership campaigns. During the time, she also covered the fraud trial of Conrad Black in Chicago in 2007, as well as Mike Duffy fraud trial.
In 2016, Rosemary received the Canadian Screen Award for best host of a news or information program due to her incisive and engaging interviewing style.
As of now, she hosts CBC News's daily political show, Power & Politics while Piya Chattopadhyay worked as a fill-in anchor. She has interviewed many high-profile politicians including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, former Prime Minister Stephen Harper, U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry and International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde.
Rosemary, a dedicated CBC news reporter, has amassed a hefty fortune after establishing herself in the network. However, she has not disclosed the exact detail of her net worth and salary. Nevertheless, the average salary of a reporter at CBC/ Radio-Canada dwells from $66 K -$73 K.
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The former host of CBC News's daily political show, Power & Politics, Evan Solomon was dismissed by the CBC in 2015. Following his dismissal, Rosemary was announced to be the new host of Power & Politics.
The host interview style was praised by many fellow journalists, sometimes contrasted favorably against Evan Solomon.
She gained popularity following her response to statements made by then-Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Chris Alexander on Power & Politics during the 2015 election campaign.
Rosemary then was officially named as the new permanent host of the show on 5 January 2016. She won the award at the 4th Canadian Screen Awards for Best Host or Interviewer in a News or Information Program or Series in 2016.
As on November 2017, Rosemary worked as a co-host of the CBC Television's flagship newscast, The National. She was succeeded as host of Power & Politics by Vassy Kapelos, the former host of Global’s The West Block.

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The first two years of medical school are designated as the Basic Science curriculum. The Year 1 program is primarily devoted to understanding normal structure and function. This will involve acquiring basic information, but, more importantly, it will also involve understanding concepts and relationships. The lecture is one important method we have to help you learn. It is used to define part of what you are expected to know. It should be supplemented and reinforced by reading your assigned text readings, lecture notes, conferring with faculty and fellow students, and participating in the laboratories, computer assisted and problem solving sessions, and use of the web-based resources.
The Year 2 program is primarily devoted to understanding the effect of disease processes on organ structure and function and the actions of drugs. In the course of achieving this objective the curriculum is designed to help the student prepare for their role as a problem solver. This will involve acquiring basic information, but, more importantly, it will also involve understanding concepts and relationships.
A clinical medical course runs through both years, integrating many smaller courses such as: Introduction to the Patient, Evidence-Based Medicine, Medical Ethics, Human Sexuality, Preventive Medicine, Public Health Interviewing and Physical Diagnosis into a sequence of case-based teaching modules taught in small groups.
Schedule will vary based on group assignment.


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Candidates are required to appear in GATE exam 2019, opting one paper from selected two disciplines of GATE paper codes i.e. Electrical (EE) & Civil (CE).
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"These cookies are really chewy and addictive."
These cookies are a hit! But....I did change the size to just spoondrops and changed the baking time to approx. 9 mins. They came out great! The whole family loved them!
These cookies are very chewy and moist if you are not a crispy cookie person. My husband and kids all loved them and gave rave reviews on taste and how chewy they were.