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Digital media has run rampant, with Americans opting to send e-cards, e-vites, and emails over traditional cards, invitations and letters. Snail mail is inconvenient, expensive, and generally unwanted in a world where clicking a button gets immediate results. One major exception to this rule is important events, such as business functions or weddings. Though it may be convenient to put together a quick event on Facebook, digital medium cannot yet reflect the importance and formality expressed by receiving an invitation in the mail. At the same time, first birthdays, pig roasts, and holiday celebrations still have a strong hold in the paper invitation world.
If you are sitting down to compose the invitation wording for your latest event (whether you are printing them yourself or having an online retailer print it for you), you may feel uncertain about what to include and what to avoid. Here is a comprehensive guide to the top 10 mistakes made by invitation novices and experts alike.
Leaving off information is without doubt the biggest and most consequential mistake. Forgetting to include the date or RSVP information can result in wasted money, time, and paper. So, when you have all of your wording compiled, take a quick look at this checklist to make sure everything you want to be on there is included. Your specific event may not require everything below, or it may even require a bit more.
The type of event: Bridal Shower, Birthday, etc. Make sure you say what your guests are attending, even if it seems obvious to you.
Date and Time: There are a must! BOTH should be included without fail. It is best, when giving the date, to list the day as well, so your guests can make an additional connection (ex. Sunday, May 9th). The time should always follow the date.
Location and Address: You should always have the location of the event. Whether or not the address is also needed will vary depending on the nature of your event and the guests you are inviting.
Hosts: Be sure to give yourself a little credit! You don’t need to emphasize your name; in fact, the host name generally appears smaller than the other information. But, it is important that your guests have no doubts on who is throwing the party or event.
RSVP Information: This can include a phone number, an email address, a name, and even a date by which a reply is needed.
Additional Instructions/Information: Anything additional that your guests absolutely must know should be included. This could be dress style, registry information, warning that the party is a surprise, admittance fees, or any other variety of tidbits specific to the nature of your event. If including directions, those are generally put on a separate insert and not on the invitation itself. However, with the ease of access to address mapping on the internet, directions are rarely needed. One major exception would be for offsite parking.
One of the biggest faux pas of invitation wording is using inappropriate abbreviations for the event. The rule of thumb is: The more formal the event, the less abbreviations used. This extends to ALL abbreviations, even ones that are so commonplace you might not even realize you are using them.
Use in the morning, in the afternoon, and in the evening instead of a.m. and p.m.
Write out the name of the state in which your event is located instead of using the two-letter abbreviation (NY becomes New York).
Never use slang like through or ’til, and avoid all contractions (don’t, it’s, won’t).
Write out all numbers. If your event is April 23, 2010, write the twenty-third day of April, two thousand and ten or April the twenty-third, two thousand and ten, the former being the most formal option.
Generally, the only acceptable abbreviations for highly formal invitations are those of titles (Mr., Mrs., Dr., etc.). On less formal invitations, all of the above abbreviations are okay in varying degrees. You may want to consider the message you are sending to your guests before using slang. If your event is a laid-back get-together, it will put your guests in the mood for a relaxing and casual time. If your event is more business casual, you might want to avoid some bits of it.
Another common confusion, especially when looking at dozens of examples, is the appropriate spelling for certain words. With spelling varying between dialects, it can sometimes keep the correct usage up in the air.
Honor vs. honour – This one is easier than you think! Honor is the American spelling, and honour is the British and Canadian spelling. Stick with the spelling for the country in which you and your guests live. This is also the case with color and colour and several other words that end in -or or -our.
Till vs. ’til – In this case, only one choice is technically correct. Till is a preposition that can be used interchangeably with until and has a nearly identical meaning. It is not an abbreviation of until, but rather its own separate word. Both words have co-existed in English for some time. Oppositely, ’til is an abbreviated form of until, and has become an accepted (albeit slang) part of the English language to some, though many still consider it a spelling error.
Its vs. It’s – Found incorrectly interchanged on far more than just invitations, these two similar words should not be confused! It’s is a contraction generally meaning it is and occasionally meaning it has. For example: It’s (It is) three o’clock in the morning!; It’s (It has) been discontinued. The appropriate use for its is as the possessive form of the pronoun it. For example: The duck gingerly plucked its feathers.; Please, put the dresser on its side to move it.
There, their, and they’re – Perhaps the three most confused homonyms in English. There distant refers to a place: over there. Their is a possessive pronoun used most often with they: They threw their caps in the air. They’re is a contraction meaning they are: They’re (They are) all coming to our party on Saturday. Because these words are all used so commonly, it’s easy to confuse them if you don’t analyze the meaning: They’re over there with their friends.
Punctuation is always up for debate. Though you may not be writing an article or a brilliant work of fiction, there are still rules that need to be followed for punctuation. When it comes to invitation wording, there can be multiple options for specific situations.
The elusive period – When it comes to invitation wording you can either include it or exclude it at the end of your sentences. In general, when you have a complete sentence (not just time and place information) it deserves punctuation. However, you may elect to leave ending punctuation off of your entire invitation. They key to success is consistency: either include it or don’t.
Saturday, March 27, 2010, at 2:00 p.m.
Time markers – The correct form is a.m. and p.m. Always lower case and always with a period after each letter. (The alternative A.M. and P.M. are sometimes accepted.) There should be a space after the number, but not between the letters: 1:00 p.m. or 11:00 a.m. In case there is any confusion, 12:00 a.m. is midnight and 12:00 p.m. is noon. Also, instead of writing 12:00 noon you should always give one or the other as providing both is redundant: at 12:00 p.m. or at noon.
RSPV – These letters should always be capitalized and without periods. It is an abbreviation for repondez s’il vous plait meaning please reply in French. Therefore, it is redundant to say Please RSVP as it is the equivalent of saying “Please please reply.” Some sources will find R.S.V.P. an acceptable abbreviation as well.
Let us (or Let’s) – Don’t forget to put the apostrophe! Lets is incorrect, though your spell check will not pick up on the mistake as it is a conjugation of the verb “to let” (ex., My mom never lets me eat cookies before dinner.).
Regardless of the circumstances, mentioning an expected gift in any way is unacceptable. The one exception is when you are hosting a bridal/baby shower. In these situations, saying that a monetary gift is preferred is still considered inappropriate and a major breach of etiquette. Putting aside what is expected by societal norms, it is important to remember how sensitive an issue money is for most people. Although a monetary gift may be the end result, such information can be spread by word of mouth instead of being printed.
Take a look at the size of your invitation. Smaller invitations can house less wording than larger ones, and likewise more decorated invitations should reflect less wording. Keep your invitation short and sweet while still including all the information needed. A line or two of introduction wording is more than sufficient (ex. “Please join us for…”). Long and wordy poems may sound nice when read, but end up jumbled and crowded in print. Also, turning your entire invitation to a large poem is in general a bad idea, as it hampers visual emphasis and comprehension.
Certain events lend themselves to the inclusion of a small quote on the invitation (i.e., Graduations, First Communions, Weddings). When including the quote, be sure that you have it word for word accurately from the source. Many online quote websites have been copied multiple times from other sources, and minor mistakes have been carried through. If you have the time, try to head to a library or bookstore and copy your quote directly from the original.
There are a ton of invitations out there, in every variety of style, theme, and shape. There are layered, die-cut, embellished, slim, and textured options to name a few. With so many options, you will want to be certain that the invitation you have selected is appropriate for your event as well as your budget. For example, it might look ridiculous to have a fun, trendy design for a formal business event (even if the theme fits). Further, no matter how beautiful the sparkling aqua invitations you found at a bargain price are, it is unlikely that the layers and bows would be appropriate for a pool party.
If you have followed all the points above, your invitation is likely perfect and ready to go. If in doubt, do not hesitate to get the advice of a friend or colleague. In the end, remember that your eyes and ears are your best judge. Take a glance over your paper and try reading the invitation out loud. If there is anything sill amiss, your senses will likely catch it.

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What was your most memorable moment at university?
The moment I won (an) award.
Because of the small class basic.
If you could change one thing about your university/college, what would it be, and why?
I would hope that it would be bigger and have more facilities. For example, I hope to see more classrooms in the college, have more books in the library and have a student canteen in the campus.
Not a person but a competition brought me to architecture world.
What is the hardest subject/module in your course, and why?
Studio subject. It is a very challenging and interesting subject as it needs lots of research, exploration and sleepless nights to pass.
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Zebpay is an Indian online application or platform or exchange for bitcoins. It helps the users to trade (buy or sell) bitcoins. The bitcoins can be sent or received even from mobiles with the help of Zebpay. The bitcoins are usually stored in the wallets available in Zebpay.
It was launched under the name of Buysellbitco.in by Zeb Ventures Pte Ltd in 2014 and its partnership concerns include TechInAsia, CoinDesk, The Economic Times and so on. It headquarters are located in Singapore and branch offices in India (Gujarat and Ahamedabad). Mahin Gupta is the Founder and Sandeep Goenka is the co-founder as well as the CEO (Chief Executive Officer) of Zebpay. Approximately around 2500 users are accessing this platform every day. As of 2016, it was estimated that it has reached around 100,000 downloads.
It facilitates easy, simple and faster trading (buying or selling) of crypto currencies like bitcoins.
It offers huge returns upon bitcoin investments.
All the transactions of this platform are processed in a quick manner.
It is highly flexible and compatible and can be accessed over both IOS and Android devices.
It provides safety and security to the users’ account with the help of a feature called ‘Improved Pin Security’.
User ID verification: The users must click their Pan card photo, in order to verify their appropriate IDs.
Payment transactions: Payments must be made from the users’ bank account in order to buy bitcoins.
Order trading: After making payments, the users have to place their order by entering the corresponding amount.
The users of this platform can seek support from its dedicated support team, in case of any queries.
It does not impose any hidden charges, since it provides a variety of free services to the users.
It provides an extra benefit for referrals, through its unique network affiliate program.
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At times like the one we are in now, in which the need for sweeping and sustainable changes are widely viewed as essential, I think it’s important to reflect upon other times when the truth-telling compelled us to listen and to believe. Those times when the "collective fury” resulting from the painful stories caused us to rise up and to challenge the dominant power paradigm — demanding justice and equality, personal safety and professional equity. That is where I see us now, as women leaders and the men who are standing with us, at the beginning of building a new social justice movement.
My generation came of political age during two of the great social justice movements of the past century: the civil rights movement and the women’s equality movement. Like many women my age (dangerous older women who have nothing to prove, less to lose, and are impatient for the equality we have been rising up to claim for nearly half a century), I have my own #MeToo stories of sexual harassment, of humiliations, threats and intimidations. And I’ve been on the front lines of movement-building as a participant and as a journalist. From those experiences, I see parallels in the successes and failures of these and other global movements that are relevant and important to remember as we begin the work of shaping a movement from #MeToo to “Time’s Up!"
All movements toward systemic change begin with brave victims of the current system — the oppressed, violated and left out — speaking truth to power. Sadly, every woman I know has a #MeToo story, and we need to hear them and believe them. These individual stories of abuse of power and sexual predatory behavior have become almost daily headlines, and we need to continue to support and to respect the bravery and courage it takes to speak the truth. But we also need to recognize that the movement building we are now beginning is truly the hard part.
Systemic change takes time. In the suffrage movement in the US and UK, for example, it took decades for women to get the vote and ultimately, the US left out women of color.
There is seldom a singular path to change. In the civil rights movement, the more radical leaders insisted on equality at any cost and were willing to take revolutionary and sometimes violent actions to achieve their goals. Other movement leaders — notably Rosa Parks, Bayard Rustin and Dr. King — believed that full rights and equality could be more readily obtained and sustained by nonviolent means, with slower, steadier progress achieved with allies across racial and political lines.
Likewise, seldom has there been unity of opinion or strategy on how best to achieve change and these divisions can be counterproductive. From the beginning of the women’s equality movement in the early ‘70s, there were distinctly different pathways put forward. Many saw that movement (once again) led by white privileged women and as the press created celebrities and capitalized on the divisions among us, we lost battles we could have won with unified action and leadership. I could share many war stories of the internal conflicts that again and again divided us from each other. Because of that divisiveness, real and exaggerated, many of our objectives were ultimately out of our reach. Although some battles were won, today we are still fighting for the ERA and still making the case that feminism is a movement for all women.
It’s instructive, too, to look to the more recent example of the movement to end apartheid in South Africa. The famous truth and reconciliation trials, presided over by the much beloved Bishop Desmond Tutu, began with testimonials — the truth-telling, #MeToo moment that comes at the beginning. Then Bishop Tutu skillfully transitioned to the “Reconciliation,” the time for strategies and solutions to be put forward and considered so that the systemic changes necessary to end apartheid were secured and could be sustained.
Nothing less than a complete shift in the power paradigm was necessary to ensure that all the policies and practices connected to the former dominant power were disavowed and made illegal.
In all these movements, there are lessons for us now as we attempt to identify and sustain the changes necessary to shift the current power dynamic and confront the ways power has been used to abuse, harass and manipulate. We need to put forth specific strategies and concrete actions for real and sustainable change to take hold.
Punishment for named offenders is an important step in that process, but as we have seen in so many instances in recent history, punishment doesn't always seem to ‘fit the crime’ or result in a sense of authentic justice for the victims, nor does it lead us, collectively, to new policies and practices.
Ultimately, those changes must come from those who hold the power, and we know that few, if any, power holders throughout history have given up power without a struggle. The pressures for change will come from initiatives and solution-based strategies that will continue to expose abuses, put forward new guidelines and goals for companies and government, provide legal remedy where possible, and identify and dismantle the barriers to a power paradigm that is more equal, more inclusive and accountable.
With this frame of reference, a historical perspective on movement building, I introduced some of the remarkable women leaders putting forth strategies and solutions for changing the systems, the stories and the storytellers, for protecting rights and preserving freedoms, for creating a new cultural narrative that transforms the pronouncement — TIME’S UP — from a rallying cry to a reality.
Filmmaker and philanthropist Abigail Disney, along with her own award winning documentaries, has devoted funds to supporting the work of other women and recently teamed up with the award-winning women who run 'Killer Content' to launch Level Forward, a startup studio venture that will back projects driven by women and persons of color. The for-profit company has been set up as a public benefit corporation that serves the public good and is leveraging ownership as a huge lever for positive change.
Tilane Jones is the executive director of ARRAY, a film distribution collaborative focused on filmmakers of color and women. ARRAY was founded by Ava DuVernay in 2010. ARRAY's work is dedicated to the amplification of independent films by people of color and women filmmakers globally. ARRAY has independently distributed 17 feature films and documentaries over the past 8 years.
Angela Robinson is a film and television director, screenwriter and producer and one of the founders of 50/50 by 2020, along with Jill Soloway and others. 50/50 by 2020 is a movement of women, people of color and LGBTQ members of the entertainment industry, advocating for leadership and hiring practices that reflect the reality of our audiences to inspire authentic content creation and safer workplaces by the end of this decade.
Kirsten Schaffer is the executive director of Women in Film, Los Angeles, which advocates for and advances the careers of women working in the screen industries – to achieve parity and transform culture. The organization has been integral in the launch of ReFrame, an action plan designed by Hollywood leaders and influencers – including studio heads, agency partners, senior network executives, talent and guild representatives — together with Women in Film and Sundance Institute, to create gender parity in the entertainment industry. ReFrame Ambassadors meet with their Hollywood peers at the highest levels to introduce programs and collaborative practices designed to pull key levers that will advance gender equality.
Nina Shaw is a highly influential and greatly respected entertainment lawyer and one of the founders of Time’s Up and The Commission on Sexual Harassment and Advancing Equality in the Workplace. The commission is headed by Anita Hill and composed of and funded by some of the most powerful names in Hollywood. Their mission is to to tackle widespread sexual abuse and harassment in the media and entertainment industries and address the power disparity.
Stacy L. Smith is a professor at the USC Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism and founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative. Her groundbreaking research focuses on the barriers to opportunities for women and underrepresented groups on screen and behind the camera. The Annenberg Inclusion Initiative is the leading think tank in the world studying diversity and inclusion (gender, race/ethnicity, LGBT, disability) in entertainment by developing targeted, research-based solutions for companies to tackle inequality through research, advocacy and action.
Tessa Thompson is an actor whose most recent work includes the film, Sorry to Bother You, which screened in the Dramatic Competition at this year’s Sundance Festival. The Time’s Up Actors’ Group is one of the working groups under the Time’s Up banner. Among hundreds of members — all well-known actors — are women with the power to demand equal pay, safe working conditions and new storylines. They also have have helped raise funds (over $16 million and counting!) for the Time’s Up Legal Fund to defend the hundreds of thousands of women working in the service industries who can't afford to speak out and risk losing their jobs.
Our conversation wasn't recorded but I can share that what emerged from our discussion was a sense that the movement building, while still in its early days, is committed to not letting this time of painful truth lead to rollbacks in women's progress towards equality as has happened before — most notably, following Anita Hill's courageous testimony against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
There was also a healthy dose of skepticism and an awareness that promises of change need to be backed up with policies, quotas and other legal remedies that measure good intentions with concrete goals and verifiable outcomes. In a room of film and television writers, producers, executives, actors, the message that resonated deeply was the recognition that the media stories we produce greatly influence the way we view women, men and power. As an industry, we need to demand that the stories we tell be more representative of the real world and that every aspect of a production, from story creation to filming to distribution be more equitable and safe. All the panelists agreed that the first 'real world' change necessary for any of these initiatives to succeed is for women to be united in their efforts to protect, promote, support and advocate for other women.
Without a unified voice and an agenda for change that has broad and deep support from other women, this movement will fail to reach many of its objectives. And without men as allies in that change, the movement will not accelerate or be sustainable. In this movement, the rallying cry and the highly organized campaign of "Time's Up!" is shaping pathways to collective action, to creative solutions, and to real and sustainable changes.

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text: Pradosh Vrat is one of the sacred Hindu fasts in the Hindu Calendar, Pradosh fast, also known as Pradosham, is a bimonthly occasion dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is observed on the 13th day of the lunar fortnight. The day is entirely dedicated and devoted to the Supreme Lord, Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Pradosh Vrat is a sacred fast, symbolizing victory, courage, and removal of fear. AstroSage gives you a comprehensive list of Pradosham 2019 fast dates.

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It is always exciting to have work published in a book. As we live in an increasingly paperless word you might think the thrill of seeing your name in print under an image of your work would diminish over time but not for me! Everyone can post pictures online but having my work chosen for publication alongside artists I admire is a thrill I may never get over. I just got my copy of New Rings by Nicolas Estrada in the mail today and feel honored to have my work published in such impressive company!
If you are a jeweller Nicolas is working on his next book which will focus on earrings. You can find the call for entry on his website as well as facebook.


text: ‘Numbers Flash Cards’ is an effective learning tool that introduces the young learners to numbers. By using these cards, the child will learn and practice counting from 1 to 10; count and match objects with their corresponding numerals; match different sets of equal quantity ‘Object Cards’ and learn to sequence numbers. The game comprises 40 cards to learn and reinforce counting and identifying numbers from 1 to 10 with the help of different activities and exercises. This way the child learns about numbers while developing their mathematical aptitude.


text: The Tombliboos are out in the garden. Here comes the ball. What a bouncy ball! The Tombliboos don't want to play with the ball; they want to play with their bricks, indoors.


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Electrophysiologist Opesanmi Esan, M.D., discusses heart rhythm disorders during a recent taping of “Health Dose,” MidMichigan Health’s new, weekly podcast. Episodes are available for download on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play Music and Stitcher Radio.
MidMichigan Health recently launched “Health Dose,” a weekly dose of health and wellness news, delivered through an entertaining podcast format. Jerry O’Donnell, the podcast’s host and voice of the Great Lakes Loons, interviews a wide variety of physicians, advanced practice providers, and other local health care experts.
New episodes are released weekly, and are available for download on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play Music and Stitcher Radio.
Each episode is approximately five to 10 minutes in length and is designed to provide listeners with a better understanding of common health-related conditions, as well as inform them about specialized programs and services available locally. Recent Health Dose topics include panic attacks, peripheral artery disease, advanced care planning, earwax, exercise, breast health, vascular disease, tinnitus, heart rhythm disorders and pain management.
Weekly featured guests include ear, nose and throat specialists, primary care providers, cardiologists, sports medicine specialists, dietitians, vascular surgeons, advanced care planning specialists, physical therapists, pain medicine specialists, electrophysiologists, breast health specialists, weight management specialists and more.
Those who would like more information may visit www.midmichigan.org/healthdose.

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The latest jobs report is in, and the employment picture is still bleak, especially for those just emerging from college. More than two million college graduates are now unemployed and millions more are underemployed. According to a recent Wall Street Journal column, young graduates face the bleakest odds among all jobseekers, as their real unemployment rates hover near 17 percent.
As I explain in The Unemployed College Graduate's Survival Guide, young adults are unemployed at nearly double the rate of older Americans, and their incomes have declined much faster than the national average. A recent government report on "Unemployment Among Young Workers" shows the highest rate of unemployment ever recorded for this age group while the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that the jobless rate for younger workers with a college degree has more than doubled since the financial crisis began.
Graduates under the age of 25 are having particular difficulty finding steady, high quality work. About half of the workers in this age group are currently "underutilized," meaning they're either unemployed, or working part-time, below their capabilities, outside of the college labor market, such as in restaurant or retail work.
The dismal jobs report did provide one hopeful employment clue, however: temporary labor. According to the report, one third of the new jobs that managed to be added to the economy are considered "temp work." This is an option all unemployed college graduates should be pursuing, and the obvious place to start is with your local temporary agencies.
A temporary agency is a firm that supplies employers with qualified workers on an as-needed basis. Some well-known temporary agencies are Manpower, Kelly Services and Spherion. To locate more, simply go to the yellow pages or run a Google search of "temporary agencies" or "employment agencies" in your local area. Temporary agencies tend to be quite plentiful in major cities but even small towns and suburbs now have them. They can offer all sorts of work possibilities, and the only way to find out what they have to offer is to go and check it out.
Obviously, temporary work is not a lasting job solution -- unless you get hired on permanently, as 30 percent of the temporary employees placed by Manpower were last year. Temporary work can be like a paid internship, where an employer gets to try you out without making a long-term commitment. You also get to check out different employers and explore various types of workplaces, which can be eye-opening and can reveal your career passion. If you do a good job, it's likely that the employer will seek ways to try to keep you on and that you will be the first to get the nod when the economy finally rebounds.
Another reason to sign on with temp agencies is because they can provide access to opportunities to gain work experience in college-level positions in reputable firms. This is a great way to build the experience portion of a resume while supporting yourself and showing those in charge what you can do when given the chance.
Unemployed grads: take a break from mailing resumes and register with your local temporary agencies. Local businesses in sudden need of replacement help contact these agencies on short notice and you want to be sure that you are already in line when new work assignments appear.
Here's another tip: temp agencies can be great sources of information about which local firms are hiring and what types of skills are currently in high demand and short supply. If you are unclear about your career direction, or considering further training, pay very close attention to which fields are currently in such need of workers that companies will pay a premium to hire temp workers. You will learn more about the current economic market and may uncover a future lucrative career path.
Although temporary workers typically do not receive benefits, temp work can often lead toward better opportunities and is a respectable place to start your career path. Approach each temporary assignment as a job interview. If you impress your supervisor with your results on a temporary assignment, temp opportunities can often open doors that currently appear slammed tight.


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Earlier this year, Singapore announced plans for next-generation 5G mobile services to be developed, with trials expected to begin in 2020. But as newer, improved services get offered to Singaporeans, have you wondered what actually happens to older, less efficient ones like 2G networks?
Well, it seems Singapore is set to put an end to 2G voice and messaging services from April 2017, according to a report by The Straits Times. Yesterday, the three local telcos — Singtel, StarHub and M1 — announced that this development will take place in order for existing 2G airwaves to be directed towards enhancing the speeds and capacity of 3G and 4G services.
Launched in 1994, 2G services today are used by only a small group of mobile subscribers — 250,000, or 3% of a total of 8 million subscriptions. And with Singapore emerging as the country with the highest rate of smartphone adoption in the world, it comes as no surprise that the Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) of Singapore expects 2G users to gradually switch to better, faster networks over the next two years.
At this point, you might be wondering what the fate of those using handsets with 2G-only networks will be. The good news is that they — or you, as the case may be — won’t have to face service disruptions; all you have to do is change your handset to one that runs with 3G or 4G networks — you won’t have to change your SIM cards just yet.
So goodbye 2G, we won’t miss you.


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Presentation: Tweet"Solving Real and Big (Data) Problems Using Hadoop"
OK, so recently or in a near future your boss (or inner voice) will tell you "We need to figure out how we can utilize Big Data". Maybe you've heard about Hadoop, but you haven't really had the time yet to wrap your head around how to actually get more value out of new types and huge sets of data. What can Hadoop do for you? This is a talk giving examples of how Hadoop can be used for real world use cases. Attend this talk to get inspired and educated on how to use Hadoop and get your first Big Data insights using this popular scalable data processing and storage framework. We will walk through an example around analyzing social media data, and also look at other kinds of problems you can solve by presenting a couple of real world examples.


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Many people are put off by the prospect of changing accountants, but it needn’t be painful. We offer a free initial consultation for every client, whether face to face or by phone.
If you are changing to a cloud accounting package we will complete the set up process and input your opening balances for you. If you are already using one then you simply invite us to be a user.
We will liaise with your existing accountants if you have one, to ensure as smooth a transition as possible.
After our initial contact and consultation we will send you a proposal and an engagement letter. This is done digitally via our client portal. Our client portal is where we exchange documents with you and you will be able to e-sign and approve your accounts and returns once they are prepared, thus making the whole process as smooth and efficient as possible for you. Our client portal is always SSL secured, meaning that your data is encrypted at all levels of data exchange and CloudFlare for DNS and DDOS are utilised for protection. The database is automatically backuped multiple times per day.
We generally work on a fixed monthly fee, which includes unlimited phone and email support in relation to the services for which we are engaged.
We have a range of packages, all of which can be tailored to your specific needs whether you are a limited company, sole trader, contractor or landlord.
Our monthly package fees are based on you becoming a client at the beginning of your financial year. If you are part way through your financial year there will be a one off catch up payment due. This does not however apply to the additional services such as bookkeeping and payroll, provided your records are up to date.


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The much hyped Aishwarya Rai Hollywood venture Pink Panther 2 has failed to please the critics who attended the film's trials.
The much hyped Aishwarya Rai Hollywood venture Pink Panther 2 has failed to please the critics who attended the film's trials. Even though the film formally releases on February 6, this initial response sends across bad signals for the film.
Some excerpts from the film's reviews.
Pink Panther 2 is a total waste of time. You can pretty much guess what happens: Clouseau says inappropriate things, Clouseau breaks stuff, Clouseau winds up being smarter than anyone else in the movie. While the vintage Panther movies were never known for their unpredictability, at least Peter Sellers was always delivering the laughs. Martin can't come close to the original when it comes to hauteur or a silly French accent, and it's painful watching him try. At least they all got a trip to France out of this.
And if for no other reason than to guarantee a boffo opening weekend in India, lovely Bollywood icon Aishwarya Rai Bachchan comes along for the ride playing an expert on The Tornado, even though the film gives her nothing funny to say or interesting to do.
Once I was watching The Office on DVD, and spent 10 minutes watching deleted scenes before I realised it wasn't the actual episode.
The Pink Panther 2 is pretty much the same experience, making you wonder if there's a cut of the film that doesn't linger so needlessly on Clouseau's love triangle, or leaves out the scenes (Clouseau karate fights with tweens?) that have nothing to do with the plot.
But apparently Martin and Zwart really did want to make a movie this aimless and derivative, aware that their target audience of children won't know what they're missing. Would that the rest of us could be so lucky.
No mention is made of her in the review.
Steve Martin's second outing as Inspector Clouseau is a hit-and-miss family entertainment, which relies heavily on the audience's affection for the bumbling policeman to make up for a paper-thin storyline and a drab visual palette. Aiming almost too broadly for kids, this second film in the reignited franchise might bore adults expecting more sophisticated humour from seasoned pros such as Martin, John Cleese and Lily Tomlin.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is all at sea as the glamorous Sonia in the face of such talented comics.
Aishwarya Rai hit the pink carpet at the premiere of Pink Panther 2 in Los Angeles. She was hand-in-hand with hubby Abhishek and father-in-law Amitabh Bachchan.
Ash was looking rather dramatic in an all-black ensemble with statement diamond jewellery. Also seen at the premiere was Anil Kapoor. Guess they're making sure everybody puts the Slumdog-bashing chapter behind them.


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Theif (Mooncalf) All points into Stamina Regeneration Warrior (Lady) 50/50 split between Elemental Defender and Hardy Mage (Ritual) 1 Thaumaturge, 1 Piercing, 1 Precise Strike, Rest into Mighty until you have 15% then the rest goes to Precise Strike.
I have a Nightblade that uses nearly the same front bar as you, although I use the other morphs of Snipe and Poison Arrow instead.
I might be wrong about this, but isn’t it only the Focused Aim, the Steel Tornado and basic attacks that are benefiting from the Mighty points? Both your Ultimate’s and the rest of your moves do Magic Damage, and would do more damage with more Thaumaturge points and then the poison bow attacks do more damage also. Again I might be wrong, but this is how I understood it, that all of the Nightblade attacks do Magic Damage.
Edit: Ignore me, I didn’t realize that Ambush does Physical Damage, and Surprise Attack probably does too, I use a bow as a primary and my back bar is for heals and buffs, and my other Nightblade is a Magicka one, but yeah, I use more Magic and Poison abilities so Thaumaturge works better for me.
Thurmaturge is good aswell especially if you use Lethal Arrow instead of Focused Aim. And if you swap out Incompacitating Strikes with the Werewolf ultimate. But I’ve done lots of testing and the Focused Aim with the Mighty champion points help penetrate people’s shields that they keep stacking. I personally swapped out mighty and put everything into Precise Strikes and use the shadow stone for the extra critical damage (total of 203% cirt damage with a 70%+ crit rating). but that’s mainly since l do tons if PvE to include PvP aswell. But everyone has a certain play style and this one is just to give people a basic start or point in the right direction.
But the attacks that benefit from the Mighty Champion Points are Focused Aim, Steel Tornado, Ambush, Surprise Attack and your Basic light/Heavy attacks. Which are all the main spammable attacks. Your ultimate and posion injection are just quick situational attacks that you use to support your other attacks.
From stealth and after you buff up with Relentless Focus and Camouflaged Hunter, a Focused Aim followed with a medium attack and posion injection should kill most players (especially if they are a vampire). I charge my bow and wait right before my focused aim hits to release my basic and posion attack. If not, apply Piercing Mark on the target incase they try and go invisible and to reduce their armor rating, then do a quick swap to your duel wield bar, ambush in and surprise attack followed with steel tornado should finish them off. But that’s all with in quick succession and timed correctly.
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Each year, nearly 2.8 million men and women go through the emotional and financial trauma of divorce. During a divorce, many women are concerned about financial survival—and with good reason. Studies show that in the first year after the divorce, the wife’s standard of living may drop almost 27 percent while the husbands may increase by as much as 10 percent.
Many factors combine to lower women’s standard of living after divorce. Child support may not be adequate to cover the true costs of child-rearing, and she might have lost many important years of career growth, making it difficult for her to get back on her feet after a divorce.
Advance planning goes a long way. By familiarizing yourself with the twelve financial pitfalls of divorce, you can save yourself a lot of heartbreak—and hassle—in the future.
1. Not enough cash. Expenses will begin to mushroom as soon as the divorce process starts. Legal fees, court costs, therapist bills, new living expenses, and myriad other costs will drain your financial resources. Money previously used to support one household must now stretch to support two. If you are contemplating divorce, now is the time to begin amassing the funds you’ll need to stay afloat.
.2. Too little preparation. Divorce is a long, complicated process that requires careful preparation. Before you jump in head first, consult with legal and financial professionals and read books about the subject. Think about the timing of the separation: Is your husband due to a bonus or other windfall in the near future? Don’t separate until after it arrives, so it will be community property. Think about Social Security: If you’ve been married nine years, you might want to stick out the last year, so you can collect on your ex’s earnings record. Finally, don’t just pack your bags, load up the kids, and drive away in a car that needs four new tires. Before you separate, buy the clothes you’ll need, perform maintenance on the car, and fix the kids’ teeth.
3. No records. The three most important words during divorce are document, document, document. Try to obtain copies of all financial records before your divorce begins. Make a clear copy of all tax returns, loan applications, wills, trusts, financial statements, banking information, brokerage statements, loan documents, credit card statements, deeds to real property, car registration, insurance inventories, and insurance policies. Also, copy records that you can use to trace your separate property, such as an inheritance or gift from your family. These assets will remain yours as long as you can document them. Copies of your spouse’s business records can be a treasure map showing you where the hidden assets are buried.
4. Overlooking assets. Don’t overlook any assets—half of everything is yours! Even if you don’t want an asset, it can be used to trade for something you do want. Inventory safe deposit boxes; track down bank and brokerage accounts; review pay stubs, retirement plans, and insurance policies. If your spouse’s business generates a lot of cash, engage a forensic accountant to look for telltale signs of additional income. Don’t overlook hobbies or side businesses that might have expensive equipment or generate income. If you have a PHT degree (Putting Honey Through), you might be entitled to some reimbursement for the cost of his tuition.
5. Ignoring tax consequences. Should you take monthly alimony or a lump sum? Should you take the brokerage account or the retirement plan? Should you keep the house or sell it now? Who should pay the mortgage until it sells? Don’t ignore the hidden tax costs of divorce in making these decisions. Your situation may require some calculation by an accountant to determine if you are really getting the best deal. And, if there’s a chance that your past joint tax returns omitted income or overstated deductions, you may want to seek an indemnification clause to protect yourself if the IRS decides to audit.
6. Ignorance is bliss. During a divorce, ignorance is certainly not bliss—instead, it can be very, very expensive. Don’t be a passive observer of your own divorce. Doing as much as you can by yourself will help you recover more quickly from the divorce because you will have a healthy sense of control over the process, be focused on practical things, and be working with your ex to get things done. Also, taking an active role in the negotiations will help you to reach a better settlement than “letting the attorneys handle it.” You will have less conflict and litigation after the divorce, better compliance from your ex, and better sharing of information about the children. Your attorney may give you legal advice, but all of the decisions are ultimately up to you.
7. Mixing money and emotion. During this trying time, it’s easy to confuse your feelings with the facts. Try to be as dispassionate and businesslike as possible. View your attorney as a paid professional rather than a friend or confidante. When your grief is overwhelming, go home or to a friend’s house, not to your attorney, who is billing you at his normal hourly rate. Make property division decisions based on your own long-term best interest, not out of revenge. It won’t make you happy to declare war on your ex. Make an effort to bring the divorce to a successful conclusion with as little rancor as possible. A nasty divorce benefits only the attorneys.
8. Not fighting for what’s yours. Women tend to be supportive and sensitive to the needs of others, to build bridges, and to “make nice.” These tendencies often get in our way during divorce. Divorce is about survival, not making friends. You have to insist on getting what you need and deserve. Even if you hope that you will eventually be able to reconcile with your ex, don’t bend over backward to make it happen. Stand up for yourself and get your share. If you reconcile, that’s fine. If you don’t, you’ll still be able to take care of yourself financially.
9. Not taking control. Going through a divorce can sometimes make you feel like the captain of a leaky boat on stormy seas—there seems to be a new crisis at every turn. Use this time of upheaval to start taking control of your life. Vow never to worry in the dark—if you can’t sleep, turn on the light, pick up a pencil and paper, and write down your worries. Then, you can go back to sleep and deal with them first thing in the morning. Also, try to get a lump-sum whenever possible so you control the cash. Listen to your attorney, but make your own decisions. This is your divorce—so take control of the process!
11.Not developing a career. Many women put their careers aside to concentrate on their families. After the divorce, you will probably need to figure out a way to support yourself and your children. Divorce is an excellent time to get some career counseling at the local job center, university, or community college. Prepare for the expense of tuition and books while you get your career on track. Remember: there’s nothing like new knowledge and a fulfilling career to bolster your self-esteem.
12. Not getting good professional advice. Right now, you need all the help you can get! Divorce can be very complicated, so don’t try to do it all yourself. Hire an attorney who can give you excellent advice—even if he or she isn’t the most inexpensive. Engage a forensic accountant if you think there might be hidden assets. Find a good therapist to help you emotionally. Hire a divorce financial professional to help determine the best settlement options for you. Don’t skimp now on matters that will affect the rest of your life.


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Binance is one of the world’s most liquid and globally accessible crypto exchanges. New crypto coins have enjoyed a big boost by getting a Binance listing. For cryptocurrency teams, the “Binance bounce” offers a validation of their newly minted coin.
Investers have also been able to profit from the price boost that invariably follows a Binance listing.
Recently, however, the Binance bounce has been getting smaller as trader fatigue in response to frequent new listings sets in.
While any new coin added to Binance can expect an immediate jump in price, the extent of the Binance bounce appears to be lessening.
Binance usually begins trading four hours after announcing a new listing. Until recently, a coin could expect to soar in price off the news and then keep rising for hours or even days after trading commenced on the platform.
Over the past month, the trajectory taken by new coins has changed, however. The price is still sure to soar, but now its appreciation is typically short-lived, and more akin to that of a classic pump and dump.
Binance has no desire to pump coin prices; it’s merely an unavoidable side-effect of adding new assets. Traders, on the other hand, who have had little to crow about in a lengthy bear market, tend to be very fond of the resultant spike, which provides an opportunity to make – or lose – a lot of crypto in very little time. The reason why Binance coin listings have gone from “sustained price increase” to “flash pump” are likely to be two-fold, and mirror those which occurred at Kucoin earlier this year.
In April, Binance listed just four coins: Golem, Cloak, Cardano, and Groestlcoin. On April 4, Groestlcoin tripled in price, and then doubled again in the space of 10 days, eventually doing a 5x. Cardano, which already had high liquidity on other major exchanges, grew by a third after its Binance listing. Cloak rose by 25%, and Golem by 40% within five days of listing.
Then, in May, Binance doubled its monthly listing ratio from four to eight. In total it added Theta, Civic, Skycoin, Zencash, Trueusd, Augur, Bytecoin, and Loom. All of these coins pumped in price – even supposed stablecoin Trueusd – but often the effects were short-lived. By the time Civic opened for trading, for instance, it had almost returned to its pre-announcement price.
Exchanges have the right to decide which coins they should list and how often. In the case of platforms such as Kucoin and Binance, however, the novelty of a weekly listing has worn off as listings often occur more frequently.
Even the bots seem to be getting tired of pumping the price of new Binance coins. On June 1, the exchange announced the listing of IOTX. Once again, its chart followed the same pattern as other recent additions such as Civic, with a drop-off as fast as its ascent.
Binance listings are good for a lot of things, but raising and maintaining a higher price floor for digital assets is not necessarily one of them.
Do you think Binance is losing its ability to inflate newly listed coins? Let us know in the comments section below.
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Someone who wants to turn this situation around. Someone who wants to protect the innocent before it's too late.
Someone who wants to turn this situation around.
Whoever it is, it's someone who shares my conviction.
Mesmerizing no matter how many times I watch.

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text: NOTE: The information regarding Chad on this page is re-published from the 2008 World Fact Book of the United States Central Intelligence Agency. No claims are made regarding the accuracy of Chad 2008 information contained here. All suggestions for corrections of any errors about Chad 2008 should be addressed to the CIA.


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In general, journalists don't like to get calls from lawyers, especially those who are libel specialists.
Getting a call from Kelli Sager is the exception. As a partner with downtown law firm Davis Wright Tremaine, Sager spends much of her time in court defending journalists, newspapers and other media clients who are facing libel charges. She is acknowledged as one of the best in her field.
"I have strong feelings about the First Amendment," she said. "I'm lucky because in most cases I feel we are on the right side and I can argue cases I believe in."
In a media-heavy town like Los Angeles, Sager has no shortage of cases, which means 80-hour weeks are often the norm. She is currently defending Random House in a multimillion-dollar libel suit filed by Judith Exner over a book that discussed her alleged relationship with President John Kennedy.
In another case, Sager is defending CBS in an invasion-of-privacy suit brought by a car crash victim whose rescue and helicopter evacuation were videotaped by one of the network's cameramen.
Sager earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from USC before going on to law school at the University of Utah College of Law. Unlike many lawyers who spend years playing the field before choosing a specialty, Sager jumped into media law almost immediately after passing the bar.
Asked whether she ever thinks she missed her calling as a journalist, Sager answers: "No, because now I get the best of both worlds. By working a lot with editors and reporters, I get to vicariously live in the journalists' world."


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text: In a discussion of Fra Bartolommeo’s God the Father altarpiece in Museo Villa Guinigi, Lucca, Madonna and Child with Saints in Besançon Cathedral, and Salvator Mundi in Galleria Palatina, Florence, it is argued that the depictions of small landscapes in the backgrounds of these paintings confront the devout beholder with the notions of the sinful world, the innocence of pagan peoples not yet converted, and the promise of religious salvation, respectively. A fourth case, the Annunciation in Volterra Cathedral, is characterised by an ingenious inversion of the painted realm as opposed to the real world. Observation of the background landscape forces the viewer to imagine himself to occupy a privileged position inside of the Virgin Mary’s dwellings.


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For author Hannah Orenstein, matchmaking is more than a job she did for a few months in college. It’s also the premise of her first novel, Playing with Matches.
The novel is about Sasha Goldberg, a recent NYU graduate who unexpectedly lands a job as a matchmaker at a dating agency. She has a boyfriend, but she hops on Tinder to find matches for her clients and starts approaching strangers in bars and subway cars to see if they’re interested in meeting her clients. She’s twenty-two and doesn’t feel qualified to play matchmaker, but she stumbles through the process anyway. Instead of getting hired for the writing job she planned on, she’s thrust into a world where she’s meeting people that are paying her to set them up on dates – and their expectations are very high.
Orenstein, who’s always dreamed of being a writer, knew she wanted to write a novel about people in their early 20s living in New York City. She wanted it to be centered around things that felt real to her, like dating and relationships. So perhaps it was kismet when she was hired as a matchmaker as just a junior in college. It paid off in more ways than one.
Orenstein had a sense that it would be, too, based on her experience as a college newspaper columnist. Her subject? Blind dates. She set up her fellow students and wrote about the results. The matchmaking she did via the column was a natural starting point for a story she wrote in her senior year of college. The class encouraged her to expand on the story, and that’s when she started to think that it could be a novel.
Originally, Sasha was single, but in the novel Orenstein put her in a relationship and made that one focus of the novel. “I changed it to have her in a relationship at the beginning of the novel because part of the fun of matchmaking is that you can still date people, or be in a relationship, while setting other people up,” said Orenstein. It creates the potential for reflection and tension between the two aspects of the protagonist’s life.
Orenstein and her protagonist, Sasha, have a lot in common: they’re both journalism graduates from NYU, twenty-something writers, and both worked as matchmakers while in relationships. So is this an autobiography? Orenstein says no.
She spoke of the imposter syndrome she had when setting up clients, feeling like she was in over her head. That’s what she turned into a novel, capturing the experience of being in your early twenties and figuring out your life and relationships in an authentic way.
Orenstein is now a dating editor for Elite Daily, so one can only imagine the inspired dating scenarios that may appear in one of her future novels.

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The St. Jansklooter water tower in the Netherlands sits directly in the middle of the De Wieden National Park, a protected nature reserve. While the tower once provided a vital service to the surrounding town, it has now itself become a protected landmark. Zecc Architects were brought in to transform the water tower from a lovely landmark into a functional way to enjoy the surrounding nature reserve.
The architects added a winding staircase of natural wood to the industrial interior of the water tower leading up to a spectacular observation deck from which to take in the breathtaking scenery. The first part of the staircase leads up to an interior room that displays the original metal stairs alongside the newer wooden stairs.
Following the wooden stairs up further, visitors can still see the original stairs which wound around the interior wall of the tower. The new stairs zig-zag their way up to the top, creating a lovely contrast between the older, industrial materials and the warmer, more natural wood.
The second room visitors will reach is a tall chamber that lets them take in the massive size of the of the concrete reservoir overhead. From there, the original stairs are used again to let visitors walk in a spiral around the inside of the reservoir, further intensifying the feeling of wonderment at the size of the landmark.
At the very top of the monument, part of the water tower’s lid has been removed to create a stunning look-out for visitors. A transparent floor – certainly not for those afraid of heights – lets you look down through the interior of the water tower. Several new windows were added alongside the existing windows, allowing for an even wider view of the surrounding nature preserve.
The architects were careful to retain the traditional look of the structure so that the conversion would not interfere with the historical nature of the water tower. The exterior has been left completely untouched and the interior has been only minimally altered, retaining the landmark’s historic appearance and pleasing the residents of the area who view the water tower and the nature reserve as communal property.


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Oh Friday, it’s so good to see you. It’s been a rough week. My son—overachiever that he is—is apparently getting an A in Germ Theory at preschool, because he managed to contract both Scarlet Fever and one of those weird toddler viruses at the same time. He’s been a coughing, congested, rashy, hive-y, fevery mess for most of the week, and I’ve been a human sofa/nose-blower/doctor-driver/hug-dispenser. I haven’t had much kitchen or computer time, but I can recite every episode of Curious George from memory now, so I wouldn’t say this week has been a total bust.
The good news is that he’s feeling much better, which means I’m feeling much better, which means I’m finally back with a new post! I’d say a healthy Friday deserves epic Mascarpone Rhubarb Stuffed French Toast, wouldn’t you?
I actually tackled a version of this recipe a year ago, and had a resounding failure. (Insta-evidence of my disaster here.) The flavors were good, but the execution was a mess, with the mascarpone breaking down in the oven and the bread becoming gross and soggy. Solid thumbs down.
When recipes don’t work out, I have a few different responses. Sometimes I seize onto them like a tenacious terrier, making them over and over again until they do work. Sometimes I ruthlessly cut them out of my life and pretend like the whole thing never happened at all (Maple Candy-Glazed Waffle Cookies, I’m looking at you). And sometimes I just need a month…or twelve…to simmer on it and approach the recipe in a different way.
In this case, I was still excited about the idea of stuffing big pieces of French toast with mascarpone and rhubarb compote, but I knew I needed a better method.
This time around, I actually stuffed the French toast instead of trying to sandwich two slices of bread together. I cooked everything on the stovetop, because extended baking periods and mascarpone filling just don’t mix. And I added a layer of cornflakes on the outside, to bring some serious crunch and add a necessary contrast to the creamy mascarpone-and-rhubarb filling.
Success! It was worth a 12-month wait, because this is what breakfast dreams are made of. The sweet, dense French toast doesn’t even need any toppings, since it packs so much flavor into the filling. And the options! Oh, my breakfast-loving friends, you have so many options. Not a rhubarb fan? Swap out any other thick jam, or even sliced berries instead. Can’t find mascarpone? Cream cheese has got your back! (Maybe up the sugar content a little, though.) Does the hunt for challah makes you holla? Try brioche or any soft, dense sweet bread. Whatever you choose, I hope you enjoy, and I’m wishing you a delicious weekend ahead!
This is the stuff breakfast dreams are made of! I love the contrast between the sweet, rich mascarpone filling, the tart rhubarb jam, the crunchy outer crust of the French toast, and the custardy interior.
Combine the rhubarb, 1/2 cup sugar, vanilla, lemon juice, and cinnamon in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Stir while the sugar melts and the rhubarb lets off some of its juice. Bring the pan to a boil and once boiling, turn down the heat and simmer the rhubarb on medium-low heat. While it's cooking, carefully taste it and add more sugar if necessary, to suit your taste.
The rhubarb will become soft and eventually disintegrate as it cooks. Continue to cook it until it thickens and a bunch of the liquid boils off, about 15-20 minutes. It should have a loose jammy texture at this point—it will get thicker as it cools.
Remove the pan from the heat and pour it into a storage container. Refrigerate until cool. The jam can be made up to a week ahead of time and stored in the refrigerator.
Combine all of the ingredients in a medium bowl, and stir until everything is well-mixed and there aren't any lumps of mascarpone. Taste the filling, and add more sugar if necessary.
Place the rhubarb jam in a pastry bag fitted with a round tip, and place the mascarpone filling in a separate pastry bag with a round tip. Set aside for now.
In a large bowl, whisk together the cinnamon, milk, eggs, vanilla, brown sugar, and salt. Cut the challah loaf into slices about 1 1/4-inch thick. For my loaf, this means I got 8 good-sized slices out of it, and two bread heels I reserved for another use. Pour the cornflakes into a large zip-top bag and roll over them with a rolling pin until they're crushed into fine crumbs. Pour them into a pie tin or wide shallow bowl.
Use a sharp knife to cut a slit in the bottom of each slice of bread. Cut almost across the length of the bread, and try to work the knife as far toward the top of the slice as possible, without cutting through the sides or top of the slice.
Stick the pastry bag with the mascarpone into the slit of one of the bread slices, and squeeze so that the mascarpone comes out and fills some of the space in the bread—leave a little room for the jam you're about to add, too. If you have trouble, try holding the bread along the sides and gently squeezing them together so that the bread pocket gapes open a little bit. Next, stick the rhubarb jam bag in the slit, and squeeze the jam into the center of the bread. It's okay if the bread is bumpy and gaps open a little bit. Repeat with the remaining bread slices.
Place a large sauté pan over medium heat, and melt 2 tbsp butter in the pan. (You may want to try medium-low heat if your stovetop tends to run hot.) Dip a slice of bread into the custard mixture, turning it so that it soaks both sides. Press the bread into the cornflakes, flipping it so that both sides are coated in cornflakes. Put it in the pan and repeat with more slices. Cook the bread for about 2 minutes on each side, until golden brown and crispy.
Take the bread out, add more butter, and repeat the process until all of the slices are cooked. Serve immediately with fresh fruit, powdered sugar, or syrup. For the best taste and texture, this French toast should be enjoyed right after it's made.
I've written the recipe to include homemade rhubarb jam, but you can always substitute store-bought or swap it with another kind of jam entirely. If you make the homemade version, chances are you'll have some jam left over, which is perfect for spreading on top of your freshly cooked French toast!
Whoa! Just whoa! This looks so amazing! This is definitely how I want to start my weekend!
Thanks Annie! Weekend brunch of champions right here!
Oh my wordy word! This looks amazing! Love the close up shots too! Rhubard + Marscarpone + French Toast = An amazing combination!
Thanks Johlene! Hope your weekend was a great one.
Ugh scarlet fever. I had that when I was maybe 8. It was horrible. I’m so glad Asher is feeling better!
Thanks Alexis. He is doing SO much better now–it was awful for awhile! Thank goodness for modern medicine, right?
Oh yummy! they look so perfectly delicious!
OH YEAH! I love this Elizabeth. We can always count on you for taking regular treats to a whole new level. Love it!
And yet, surrounded by disease, she created stuffed french toast. Kudos! Hope he’s feeling all better!!
Haha, I’m a hero. Or just an incurable sweet tooth. 🙂 He’s doing much better, thanks so much!
Oh lawd, help me. I need this. Mascarpone is the stuff of my dreams, and I love the touch of cinnamon in your rhubarb jam!
Also, it’s REALLY satisfying to nail down a recipe that’s gone through a fail or two. Especially if it’s been a year since the previous attempts! I wish I wrote more stuff down so I could go back and revisit, but I’m totally blanking.
I don’t usually venture beyond oatmeal and muffins for breakfast, but French Toast is one of those things that I like to treat myself with occasionally. But I’ve never treated myself quite like this. Wow. You’ve taken it to a whole other level. Consider me inspired. And hungry.
I could eat this by the spoonfuls! Seriously looks so delicious!

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Join this exciting video chat for students by going to the video chat login page 15 minutes prior to the start time and submit your student questions via Twitter, email or chat. Selected questions will be answered during the broadcast.

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GateWay SAT kit for General Motors vehicles, connects satellite radio tuner (SXV100 or SXV200 sold separately) and an auxiliary input directly to the factory radio. This interface kit allows Satellite Radio control directly from the factory radio with no external displays or controllers.
Connect and control the Sirius XM tuner from the factory radio and steering wheel controls (where equipped). Text from the tuner is displayed on the factory radio, and audio plays back through the vehicle’s sound system.
Control the advanced playback features of the SXV tuner including the ability to tag an artist, song or sports game and be alerted whenever they are playing. The GateWay has the ability to store 50 artists, songs or games in any combination.

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Can a Person With a Very Low Income Get Financing for a Car?
Dell offers a variety of laptops, from mini laptops costing a few hundred pounds to high-tech gaming laptops costing over £700. The model you buy may determine whether you need to finance the machine. With a bad credit history you may need to be a bit more creative, but you should be able to find a way to get the computer you want. If you can avoid financing a laptop you won't have to pay interest on the purchase, but in some cases the need for a new computer outweighs the long-term cost.
Check with Dell to find out what financing options it offers. In some cases, your bad credit may result in a higher interest rate but you will still be able to get the financing you need to buy your laptop. With Dell, you can pre-qualify over the phone, which will allow you to determine whether this option will work.
Find companies that offer computer financing and are willing to finance people with poor credit. When you compare companies, you want to consider the interest rate offered; the amount of the down payment, if required; any prepayment penalties; and the guidelines for what will happen if you default on the loan. Most of these companies will still require a credit check before offering credit, so keep that in mind as you look.
Get a co-signer for the loan. Many companies will extend funding to people with bad credit if they can secure co-signers for the loan. The co-signer must have an adequate credit rating and be willing to pay for the loan in the event that you default. When you use a co-signer, you handle the majority of the paperwork and the monthly payments.
Work with friends and family. If you have relatives willing to lend you the money, you can finance a Dell laptop through them. They will take care of the initial purchase or the month-to-month payments to the lender, and you will pay them. Some websites offer to collect the funds and distribute the money to the family members and friends in the correct distribution.
Talk with your bank. If you have a long history with a bank and can put a down payment toward the total purchase price, your bank may be willing to give you a loan to buy a Dell laptop. You may need to sit down with a loan officer from your bank to discuss your options based on your credit score. Traditional banks may also require more paperwork or financial documents, and they won't work specifically with computer financing.
Find a company that offers financing without a credit check. While these companies usually collect a higher interest rate or charge a processing fee, you can often secure financing by using their services.


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This trailer for Wacom Inkling features a broad range of different techniques: 2D animation mixed with drawings and video footage, stop-motion-like animation of drawings and of course realistic 3D renderings of the beautiful product itself. Next to creating this trailer, we created 3D renderings for the packaging and also fully animated tutorial clips to get started with this magical product. The trailer was created in collaboration with Robert Hranitzky, as he took care of the compositing part, as well as the beautifull drawings. Colorgrading of the video clips done by Peter Deinas from Scanwerk.The music was composed and arranged by Andi Toma.
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Gain the cutting-edge skills, knowledge and entrepreneurial know-how to design and pitch a viable business model and financial plan.
Leave the programme with everything you need to launch and grow your own successful business startup.
Understand how to spot viable business opportunities and gauge market demand.
Define a robust business model, plan and set of financial projections.
Put together an effective and resilient early-stage management team.
Build and execute a successful go-to-market strategy.
Win customers and grow loyalty.
Master the techniques of a successful pitch and how to negotiate investment.
Empower your innovation leaders with the insight and the toolkit to drive intrapreneurship within your organisation.
Build a culture of innovation, agility and creative thinking.
Exploit new opportunities for value creation and competitive advantage through new products and services.
Serial entrepreneurs wishing to enhance their techniques.
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Develop and hone game-changing, entrepreneurial insight and the tools to build your own successful business venture and drive its growth.
Spend 12 intense weeks in interactive, online sessions that explore case studies and draw on the expert support and insight of expert faculty, founders, mentors and peers. Your course director walks you through the key concepts each week and guides you towards deep insight and additional sources of support.
Modules 1 & 2: Mastering entrepreneurial frameworks and creating a compelling value proposition for your customers.
Modules 3 & 4: Evaluating the market and assessing the addressable opportunity.
Modules 5 & 6: Building your team and beating the competition.
Modules 7 & 8: Winning your first customers, defining your go-to-market strategy and designing a profitable business model.
Modules 9 & 10: Identifying drivers of growth, financial projections and managing security and compliance.
Modules 11 & 12: Negotiating investment and delivering the killer pitch.
Faculty masterclass: Explore the latest academic research, essential frameworks and industry best practice with world-leading entrepreneurship professors.
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Tu aimes le violet? Oui, c'est tres jolie!
If this asking if you like a specific colour. Why is it not "Oui, il est tres jolie!
Another referred to ma coupe - it was Elle est tres ....., WHY elle here?
Tu aimes la couleur de mon pull? -- Oui, il te va bien.
Concerning the haircut: it is a specific haircut, namely yours and not any haircut in general. Hence "elle".
Or, Oui, elle te va bien. If you want to refer to the specific color of the sweater.
You would use 'c'est' + adjective in the masculine form for general comments.
Le bleu, c'est beau mais froid comme couleur dans une chambre.
I agree with Chris on the haircut it is most specific here.


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Johannesburg, 14 March 2018: Today STANLIB Index Investments listed three new Exchanged Traded Funds (ETFs) on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), further broadening the exchange's offering of global ETFs.
STANLIB Index Investments listed the STANLIB MSCI World Index Feeder ETF, the STANLIB Global Government Bond Index Feeder ETF, and the STANLIB Global REIT Index Feeder ETF.
The MSCI World Index Feeder ETF gives clients access to a well-recognized global equity index, and exposure to over 1 600 large and mid-cap companies across 23 developed market countries.
Through the Global Government Bond Index Feeder ETF investors will have access to Global G7 Government Bonds, which includes government bonds in the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom. With the Global REIT Index Feeder ETF they have access to a diversified real estate portfolio in listed real estate companies and real estate investment trusts (REITs) worldwide across countries in developed and emerging markets.
Prejelin Naggan, Head of Primary Markets at the JSE says the local Exchanged Traded Fund (ETF) industry continues to grow and provide investors with access to low cost passive investment products.
The new listing brings the number of ETFs listed on the JSE to 70.
"The local ETF industry is responding to the need for products that gives exposure to a diversified range of global regions and sectors at a lower cost. The JSE is proud to provide a platform for our clients to list products that allow South African investors to diversify their portfolios and gain exposure to global markets using products that are easy to access and understand," says Naggan.
Wehmeyer Ferreira, COO of STANLIB's Index Investments business, says the funds are low cost vehicles that offer investors diversified exposure to global markets in a single fund.
"Local investors do not need to be experts in global securities or pay high costs to benefit from global investment returns. Global investing can be an effective way to diversify your existing investments and provide a means to profit from faster growing economies around the world," says Ferreira.
"The funds can confidently be used as building blocks for an investor's portfolio to expand their investment opportunities outside of South Africa in a low cost and transparent manner," according to Ferreira.
Today's listing comes after STANLIB last week listed two ETFs on the JSE – the STANLIB S&P500 Index Feeder ETF and S&P500 Info Tech Index Feeder ETF.
The S&P500 Index Feeder ETF tracks the index by the same name, giving South African investors exposure to the performance of the top 500 leading companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange or NASDAQ. The S&P500 Info Tech Feeder ETF tracks the S&P500 Info Tech index, which consists of companies in the information technology sector including Apple, Alphabet and Facebook.
"ETFs are playing an increasingly important role in addressing the need for a stronger savings culture in South Africa. They are not only easy to use, but also allow ordinary South Africans to start investing through an affordable monthly contribution," concludes Naggan.
Please visit https://indexinvestments.stanlib.com/our-products/the-global-fund-range to read more about the new products launched.


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The interconnections between the National Rifle Association and the Trump/Russia investigation appear to be reaching a tipping point. While we’ve known for some time that the NRA may have been involved financially with many Russians, this past week we’ve learned that the 6 million-member association had close ties to an alleged Russian Spy by the name of Maria Butina.
As investigators and reporters continue to dig deeper into Butina’s past, even further ties between Russian interests and the NRA seem to be coming to light, especially when placing former NRA President David Keene under the microscope.
This morning, Reuters reported that Butina had met with senior level U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve officials back in 2015. According to Reuters, the meeting, attended by Butina, Stanley Fischer; who was the Fed vice chairman at the time, and Nathan Sheets; the Treasury undersecretary for international affairs, was just one of two meetings that the two US officials had with Russian interests. Both Fischer and Sheets later attended a meeting together with Alexander Torshin, the Russian Central Bank deputy governor at the time.
Both these meetings were arranged by a Washington think tank, the Center for the National Interest. What really makes things interesting is the fact that the Center for the National Interest is also the think tank who hosted candidate Trump at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington in April of 2016. This was the event in which Jeff Sessions and Jared Kushner allegedly met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
So, who exactly is this think tank, and why are they involved with an alleged Russian spy as well as a meeting which has been under scrutiny by both the FBI and the Special Counsel in the Trump/Russia probe?
Digging deeper, one will find that the Center For The National Interest, had a CEO at the time, named Dimitri Simes. Simes traveled to Moscow and met face-to-face with Putin in February 2015. On the board of directors for this think tank, one will also find a man named David Keene. Keene was actually the president of the NRA between 2011 and 2013 and had close ties with Butina. In fact, he is the one who allegedly set up Butina with now National Security Adviser, John Bolton to create a pro-gun video for Butina’s Gun rights group.
As we learn more information about these individuals working for Russia, it will be those Americans who these individuals were closely connected to, who will certainly garner further scrutiny. Right now, many of those individuals appear to have ties to the NRA, the GOP and the Trump campaign.


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The County Court is proud to welcome five new judicial appointments to the bench.
The County Court welcomes the judicial appointments of Magistrate Philip Ginnane, Sarah Dawes, Dr Martine Marich, Scott Johns QC and David Sexton.
Mr Ginnane was appointed to the Magistrates’ Court in 2011, and since 2016 has been the Supervising Magistrate for the Court’s Civil Division.
Sarah Dawes has been a magistrate since 2006, frequently hearing cases relating to serious criminal offending, including sexual offences and bail applications. She has also been a member of the criminal law and sexual offences committees of the Magistrates’ Court.
Dr Marich has a Doctorate of Juridical Science, a Master of Laws, a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and a Bachelor of Science.
Scott Johns QC has been a barrister for 15 years, specialising in criminal law. Prior to becoming a barrister, he was a Senior Public Defender in the Criminal Law Division of Victoria Legal Aid.
David Sexton has been a barrister since 2004, practising throughout Australia. He specialises in defence in prosecutions for sexual offences and appears regularly for the Secretary of the Department of Justice and Regulation in relation to post-sentence applications for serious sexual offenders.
One of the appointees replaces Judge James Montgomery, who retired in May after almost a decade of service. Mr Ginnane replaces Judge Graeme Hicks, who retired in August after almost 17 years’ service at the County Court.


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HomeRead-A-Thon: Is Your Child’s Class Fun-Sock-Qualified?
Read-A-Thon: Is Your Child’s Class Fun-Sock-Qualified?
Hello Archway Lincoln families! Our Read-a-Thon pledge drive is off to a good start. We’re less than a week in and we’ve already raised $1,100 of our $15,000 goal!
You should have received a yellow sheet from your child’s teacher with their login and password information for Learn2Earn.org’s online reading/donation tracker.
Because some parents received their registration sheets late, we’ve extended the deadline to FRIDAY, November 20th! So don’t wait! Get your child logged on and hopefully they can begin to qualify for some of the other great prizes we have to offer during our Read-a-Thon!
The student who has raised the most money (as of Monday night) is Logan Sinykin in 1st grade. Way to go, Logan! You’re on your way to earning that Kindle Fire!
Class-wise, Mrs. Kim’s class has raised the most money so far with over $400 in donations. Awesome!
If you haven’t received your registration sheet, please email your teacher first. If you still need help, email Archway Lincoln PSO.
Thank you for participating and happy reading!


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I’m still taking Davis on pure talent alone. Situation goes to Golladay.
I think Golloday looks more talented than Davis, but that's just me.

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