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text: One of Texas' most unique dining spots in the ruins of a 100 year old cotton gin beneath the water tower on the banks of the Guadalupe River. Enjoy steaks, chicken, fish, burgers, dessert and full bar. Late Spring/Summer: Sun-Thurs 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat 11am-11pm. Fall/Winter/Early Spring: Sun-Thurs 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat 11am-10pm.

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A group of parents whose children didn’t fit the mold of traditional education are taking matters into their own hands. This week, an alternative, independent, secular long day care centre will throw open its doors at Legana to cater for children aged three to five whose parents are looking for something just a little bit different. Patersonia is a community-based education facility, which will focus on sustainable learning opportunities for children based on real-world scenarios. The long day care centre will operate Monday to Friday from facilities behind Legana Christian Church, which the group has leased from the church. The driver behind the operation, Nicole Crook, said Patersonia emerged from her dissatisfaction with her own child’s experiences in the public system. “My son, he got left behind,” she said. Ms Crook said her son, who was diagnosed with dyslexia, didn’t have a positive experience in the public school system, because of his difficulties in learning to read. “We actually took him out of school and he was home-schooled; there were no structures in place to teach him how to read, when he fell behind,” she said. Despite having a negative experience with her son, Ms Crook said she didn’t have any problems with the public system, but realised that it doesn’t always work for everyone. “I was never a hater of public school, I happily went to school and sent my own children to school,” she said. Patersonia has started on its education journey with the early learning centre, aimed at children aged three to five, but will offer education programs for ages three to 12 in the future. It aims to set up a primary school in the next couple of years, as an extension of the work done at the early learning centre. Ms Crook said she wanted sustainability to be at the heart of what Patersonia does, and is looking for business or community groups to partner them. Lessons for children in care at Patersonia could include excursions to community gardens, or to places such as aged care facilities and farms. “We want the children to move about more by doing things rather than being in a classroom,” Ms Crook said. Ms Crook said research had shown outdoor play not only had physical benefits but also mental ones, with active children developing more resilience. However, she said Patersonia’s approach would be slightly different to similar “bush” or “forest” day care, which focuses solely on the outdoors. Mostly, she said the philosophy was on children being encouraged to self-direct their learning in safe environments, to establish their passions early. Ms Crook said children who were active participants in their own learning would take in and retain more information as they become more interested and engaged with what they were doing. “We want to move away from the classroom-based institutionalised method of teaching,” she said. To reach out to prospective parents, Patersonia has been running two playgroups, at Windsor Park and Trevallyn, ahead of the early learning centre’s opening. Patersonia educator Niki Abel signed on to work at the early learning centre after inquiring about care for her son, Sebastian, 3. “I was looking for alternative school options for my son, and I took him to the playgroup and I really loved the style of learning,” she said. Mrs Abel had been an educator in Hobart for five years before she had her children and moved to Launceston. She said the way educators treated children during the playgroup sessions “really resonated with me”. “My main experience is that when you give children trust and respect to direct their learning they are more engaged,” she said. “They learn why things are happening, not just that they are happening.” Mrs Abel said in her experience telling children what to do never worked, which was at odds with traditional school-based learning models. Patersonia is working towards registration of a primary learning centre to open in 2020. Building on the early learning model, students’ individual interests and passions will contribute to their explorations. Patersonia will officially open on September 3 but there are still places available. Patersonia is located behind Legana Christian Church, 1 Gerrard Cl, Legana. It will operate from 8am until 6pm on Monday to Friday. Patersonia's early learning centre is a registered childcare centre and parents can access child care subsidy payments for eligible care. There are only 21 places.
Sebastian Abel, 3, has fun on the slide at Patersonia, located at Legana.
Four-year-old Elise Harding. Patersonia is located behind Legana Christian Church, but is not affiliated with it.
Patersonia will launch its long day care facility this week, with the ultimate goal of offering child care alongside a primary school.
Three-year-old Sofia Griffin. Patersonia will cater for children aged three to five.
Nicole Crook, with Niki Abel and Niki's son Sebastian, 3. Patersonia has been created from a group of parents and community members.
A group of parents whose children didn’t fit the mold of traditional education are taking matters into their own hands.
This week, an alternative, independent, secular long day care centre will throw open its doors at Legana to cater for children aged three to five whose parents are looking for something just a little bit different.
Patersonia is a community-based education facility, which will focus on sustainable learning opportunities for children based on real-world scenarios.
The long day care centre will operate Monday to Friday from facilities behind Legana Christian Church, which the group has leased from the church.
The driver behind the operation, Nicole Crook, said Patersonia emerged from her dissatisfaction with her own child’s experiences in the public system.
“My son, he got left behind,” she said.
Ms Crook said her son, who was diagnosed with dyslexia, didn’t have a positive experience in the public school system, because of his difficulties in learning to read.
“We actually took him out of school and he was home-schooled; there were no structures in place to teach him how to read, when he fell behind,” she said.
Despite having a negative experience with her son, Ms Crook said she didn’t have any problems with the public system, but realised that it doesn’t always work for everyone.
“I was never a hater of public school, I happily went to school and sent my own children to school,” she said.
Patersonia has started on its education journey with the early learning centre, aimed at children aged three to five, but will offer education programs for ages three to 12 in the future.
It aims to set up a primary school in the next couple of years, as an extension of the work done at the early learning centre.
Ms Crook said she wanted sustainability to be at the heart of what Patersonia does, and is looking for business or community groups to partner them.
Most of what we do is let children access resources and let them discover if themselves.
Lessons for children in care at Patersonia could include excursions to community gardens, or to places such as aged care facilities and farms.
“We want the children to move about more by doing things rather than being in a classroom,” Ms Crook said.
Ms Crook said research had shown outdoor play not only had physical benefits but also mental ones, with active children developing more resilience.
However, she said Patersonia’s approach would be slightly different to similar “bush” or “forest” day care, which focuses solely on the outdoors.
Mostly, she said the philosophy was on children being encouraged to self-direct their learning in safe environments, to establish their passions early.
Ms Crook said children who were active participants in their own learning would take in and retain more information as they become more interested and engaged with what they were doing.
“We want to move away from the classroom-based institutionalised method of teaching,” she said.
To reach out to prospective parents, Patersonia has been running two playgroups, at Windsor Park and Trevallyn, ahead of the early learning centre’s opening.
Patersonia educator Niki Abel signed on to work at the early learning centre after inquiring about care for her son, Sebastian, 3.
“I was looking for alternative school options for my son, and I took him to the playgroup and I really loved the style of learning,” she said.
Mrs Abel had been an educator in Hobart for five years before she had her children and moved to Launceston.
She said the way educators treated children during the playgroup sessions “really resonated with me”.
“My main experience is that when you give children trust and respect to direct their learning they are more engaged,” she said.
Mrs Abel said in her experience telling children what to do never worked, which was at odds with traditional school-based learning models. Patersonia is working towards registration of a primary learning centre to open in 2020. Building on the early learning model, students’ individual interests and passions will contribute to their explorations.
Patersonia will officially open on September 3 but there are still places available. Patersonia is located behind Legana Christian Church, 1 Gerrard Cl, Legana. It will operate from 8am until 6pm on Monday to Friday.
Patersonia's early learning centre is a registered childcare centre and parents can access child care subsidy payments for eligible care. There are only 21 places.

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Tina Annis, an experienced New Hampshire lawyer, will present a two-part educational series about Wills, Probate and Trusts. A question and answer session will be available at the end of each program to provide you with an opportunity to find out how these legal issues might affect your own family.
What is the job of an Executor?
Do I really need a lawyer to help me with a Will?
What happens to my Will if I move out of State?
How much will the Probate process cost my heirs?

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Worked with singer/songwriter Ben Folds, arranging background vocals and directing background vocals groups for concerts with symphony orchestras.
Primary focus on contemporary arranging techniques for vocal jazz ensembles.
Publisher and arranger of approximately 180 arrangements for vocal jazz ensembles.
Performer and producer of "Fourward" album by Vertical Voices.
Lee's Summit - Composed by Kerry Marsh and Julia Dollison, performed by Vertical Voices, from the album "Fourward"

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


text: Data from abattoirs were evaluated to determine their usefulness for disease surveillance. Self-acquired data from three surveys conducted at abattoirs and routinely generated disease statistics from meat export slaughterhouses were analysed. Three techniques were employed in the analysis of these available data from New Zealand abattoirs. Returns from a large scale survey of bovine ocular squamous cell carcinoma were indexed on printed cards as a filing system and those from the serological surveys of two separate groups of abattoir workers were converted into computer system files. The "pencil and paper"-calculator method was used for the recorded disease statistics. Conversion of survey returns into system files facilitated the handling of data. Manual sorting in a card index system provided new information on the epidemiology and economic importance of squamous cell carcinoma of the bovine eye in New Zealand. The rate of "cancer eye" in Herefords and Hereford crosses was 403/100,000 compared to 8/100,000 in other breeds. Further investigations indicated that these differences were associated with pigmentation of the ocular structures. The data from the serological surveys among abattoir workers were conveniently manipulated in the computer and provided information of the risk factors involved in three potential zoonoses at the works. Both leptospirosis and brucellosis were shown to be occupational hazards. In the case of leptospirosis, direct pig contact appeared to constitute the greatest risk, while in brucellosis, one of the more important correlations was in relation to time employed in the Meat Industry. Toxoplasmosis did not appear to be an occupational disease. The information derived on these files were dependent on the manner of organisation (e.g. establishing variables from measurements, coding values) of the data originally obtained from the disease surveys carried out by others. Routinely generated vital statistics of the prevalence of "Diseases and Defects" recorded by the Meat Division of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries were examined and analysed. Analysis of variance tests were applied to selected conditions to determine regional variations. The application of statistical tests uncovered the subtleties of each group of data and revealed information on disease prevalences. True geographical variations in the prevalence of sarcocysts, caseous lymphadenitis and pleurisy of sheep were demonstrated. Through these techniques useful information was derived from data generated by these three disease surveys carried out at the abattoir and from routinely recorded meat inspection statistics. Information obtained from the surveys is discussed in relation to previous studies on the same topics. Routinely recorded vital statistics were appraised for accuracy and their usefulness in studying variations in disease prevalence. The evaluation of data and information obtained during these investigations manifests the potential of the abattoir as a source of useful information for disease surveillance.

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Here at TOA Global, we are dedicated to advancing your accounting career.
We are always on the lookout for highly talented and motivated individuals who aspire to join our growing family. With us, you will get to work with exceptional players in the industry so you can add to your knowledge and skills.
As part of an international team, you’ll be exposed to a diverse culture and be given the opportunity to train abroad in Australia, New Zealand, US or UK. Most importantly, we continuously work hard to create a fun working environment for everyone so each team member is motivated and inspired to always deliver and bring the WOW.
Accountants who dream big are highly encouraged to join a global team. Here, you will get access to training and development in global economies like Australia, New Zealand, US and UK to build a long-term career.
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Competitive remuneration packages, regular appraisals, performance incentives, awesome perks and benefits.
Roles to suit, fixed schedule, with options for a day or night shift or weekends off.
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Regular appraisals and reviews to help you grow and develop.
A holistic approach to personal and professional development.
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Work right next to A-players in your field. Network with a great community of accounting specialists to grow and develop your skills even further.
Work with exceptional international peers in global accounting firms.
With experienced accountants and senior managers across many specialisations.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


text: Slip these versatile hooks over office partitions to hold coats in contemporary office environments. Choose from one or two posts depending on employee needs. Hang garments directly from posts or use the panel hooks with Quartet hangers. Black powder-coat finish complements any decor.

industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction


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Infinitive Form of a Verb | What is the Infinitive Form of a Verb?
I must run every day.
Note: The word to is not a preposition. It is often called the sign of the infinitive.
An infinitive is a non-finite verb. In other words, it cannot be the main verb in a sentence.
An infinitive can be used as a noun, an adjective or an adverb.
To dance was her passion.
Give him an ornament to polish.
Give him an ornament that he can polish.
I need a volunteer to take the minutes.
I need a volunteer who is prepared to take the minutes.
An infinitive that acts as an adjective usually appears immediately after the noun it is modifying.
The officer returned to help.
The officer returned so he could help.
He will complete the mission to set an example.
He will complete the mission so he can set an example.
They might finish by Wednesday.
Mark helped his friend finish.
I watched them bake the bread.
The verb to play has the participles playing and played.
In the present tense, the verb to be has the forms am, is, and, are.


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industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Garima Singh began dancing at the age of three when she took classes in Indian Folk Dance.
At the age of five she began studying the Indian classical style of dance known as Bharat Natyam. In 2004 she performed her Arangetram, the culmination of dance studies, under the tutelage of Ramya Harishankar.
Garima, currently a junior at high school, has performed in Italy, New York and Los Angeles.
Along with nine other dancers of the Arpana Dance Company, she also recently attended the international Grand Prix Festival in Barcelona, Spain, where they won first place in the Folk Dance category and second in Costumes.


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From ‘Saptapadi’ to ‘Deep jwele jayi’ and to ‘Aandhi’, this actress played every role with the pure emotions and versatility. Suchitra Sen ruled the Bengali film industry for years and her pairing with Uttam Kumar is considered as the golden pair till today. She did 60 films in her career among 30 were with Mahanayak Uttam Kumar. Suchitra Sen played all her characters with passion and honesty which made her the first Indian actress to receive an award at an international film festival. In 1963, she received the Silver Prize for Best Actress for her role in ‘Saptapadi’ at the Moscow International Film Festival.
In the Bengali film industry, no actress can match up to her persona and charm till now. Sen was born as Roma Dasgupta on 6th April 1931 in Pabna (presently in Bangladesh). She won everyone’s heart with her disarming smile. Her talent was limited to Bengali movies only,but she was also seen in a handful of Hindi movies among which ‘Devdas’ and ‘Aandhi’ are considered to be her best works. Suchitra Sen played ‘Paro’ to Dilip Kumar’s ‘Devdas’ in Bimal Roy’s ‘Devdas’.
The actress turned away from the limelight after her last movie ‘Pronoy Pasha’ failed at the box office. The actress would have been 88 today but in 2014 she passed away leaving behind her legacy of amazing movies.


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FlashScore.in San Antonio Challenger Women Doubles page offers the latest scores from San Antonio Challenger Women Doubles, fixtures and draws/standings. Besides San Antonio Challenger Women Doubles you can follow more than 2000 tennis competitions on FlashScore.in: ATP and WTA tennis tournaments, Challengers, ITF tournaments and team competitions - IPTL, Davis Cup, Fed Cup and Hopman Cup.
FlashScore.in offers live scores, final results and draws. See also San Antonio Challenger Women Doubles match details with H2H stats, odds comparison and match history point by point.

industry_corpus2: Sports


text: This brief proposes that the keys to internet cross-layer optimization are the development of non-standard implicit primal-dual solvers for underlying optimization problems, and design of jointly optimal network protocols as decomposition of such solvers. Relying on this novel design-space oriented approach, the author develops joint TCP congestion control and wireless-link scheduling schemes for wireless applications over Internet with centralized and distributed (multi-hop) wireless links. Different from the existing solutions, the proposed schemes can be asynchronously implemented without message passing among network nodes; thus they are readily deployed with current infrastructure. Moreover, global convergence/stability of the proposed schemes to optimal equilibrium is established using the Lyapunov method in the network fluid model. Simulation results are provided to evaluate the proposed schemes in practical networks.

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A top-notch grain vodka. Triple-distilled and filtered through English oak charcoal for texture and smoothness.
Distilled in New Zealand using spring water sourced from the country's Southern Alps, and 12 botanicals sourced from around the world.
One of Tariquet's finest Armagnacs. Aged for at least 13 years in oak barrels in Tariquet's cellars.
An exceptionally smooth gin handcrafted by lifelong friends Tom Warner and Sion Edwards in a barn in Harrington, Northamptonshire.
This authentic, handmade, wonderfully balanced sloe gin is subtle, complex and bursting with sweet cassis flavours, offset by a delicate tartness.
Only the richest and most flavoursome rums are used in the creation of Ableforth's Rumbullion! providing a remarkable drinking experience, unrivalled in our modern era.
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text: NEWS • 7 www.aipm.com.au Project Manager Natural disasters that led to a nuclear meltdown at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant in March will have a far- reaching impact on projects in the nuclear power industry, according to a report from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (DTTL). There is a renewed focus on project risk management, the report stated. “It has awakened board rooms to the prospect that a single one-off event could drive even the largest of utilities to the brink of bankruptcy.” Another prediction is a rise in the use of data analytics, which help companies analyse enormous data sets to create scenarios and make informed decisions. “There appears to be a need for interoperability and efficient data management ... the industry’s complexity and continued globalisation drives high risk in capital projects, and failing to successfully execute these projects can significantly impact shareholder revenue,” stated DTTL. Nuclear crisis puts focus on risk PRIMAVERA REBRANDS AS FORTIOR GLOBAL Primavera Australia has changed its name to Fortior Global. The rebrand reflects the company’s expansion to international markets and growing range of solutions and ser vices. “It is no longer an accurate reflection to be named after the software we originally started our business with,” said Jim Fairchild, Managing Director of Fortior Global. “While we ... continue to invest in that technology, we now also represent several other project management and controls solutions and have a much broader and deeper services skills base.” Fortior Global has also expanded its software partners. Fairchild said: “Our focus now is to continue to find global partners who will help us provide the most complete integrated project controls solutions to the market and to keep extending our ser vices capability.” Jim Fairchild, MD Fortior Global A project to install air filters to reduce airborne radiation at the No. 1 reactor in Japan’s Fukushima nuclear complex has begun. The damage to reactors No. 1, 2 and 3 is calculated in terms of the percentage of fuel rods that were cracked or had small holes. These were the results: NO. 1: 70% DAMAGED NO. 2: 30% DAMAGED NO. 3: 25% DAMAGED WHAT’S THE DAMAGE? CRICOSProvider:00111D Master of IT Project Management. With an estimated 12 tril l ion doll ars being spent on projects worldwide, Swinburne is meeting the demand for IT Project Managers by offering the Masters in IT Project Management, unique for its inclusion of Program and Portfolio Management. Mid-year intakes are still available for Master, Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate levels, on-campus or onl ine. Entry avail able for experienced Project Managers without formal qual ifications. So, call us on 1300 275 794 to discuss your options. swinburne.edu.au/ict/postgrad 12 trillion dollar industry. Thousands of jobs. One course.

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Typically we have the greatest need for teenage gifts. Please see our “Angel Teen” campaign for more information about how to help teenagers have a happy Christmas too! Infants are another age group that are typically in great need around the holidays.
Can I adopt a specific family?
Typically we coordinate a toy shop, where parents or guardians can select gifts for their child from a selection of age appropriate toys. However, some counties do offer the opportunity to adopt a family. Please contact your county’s local Angel Tree contact to see if this opportunity is available where you live.
Can I donate money instead of a gift?
Yes! Donations can be used to support our Angel Tree campaign. You can donate here to The Salvation Army online.
You can also mail your donation to your local Salvation Army, and indicate “Angel Tree” on your check memo line.
Does my Angel Tree gift serve a child in my local community?
When you give to Angel Tree, the gift that you give will stay within your local Salvation Army Corps Community Center’s service area (typically divided by county). So, if you donate a toy to a site in Kent County, the gift will be given to a child in need in Kent County. If you donate to a site in Muskegon, then the gift will be given to a child in Muskegon, and so on.
Do I have to return my Angel Tree gift to the same Angel Tree site where I got the tag?
No. You may return your Angel Tree gift to any of our participating Angel Tree sites.
I would like to collect toys, but our organization is not open to the public. Can I still be an Angel Tree site?
Yes, simply let your local Angel Tree contact know that you would like to be an Angel Tree site, but that you do not want to be listed on the website as a drop off location.
Why isn’t Angel Tree available in my county? Can I still participate?
Does it cost money to host an Angel Tree at my site?
It is completely free to host an Angel Tree at your location. The only resources you will need to provide is your own tree to display the Angel Tree tags, as well as transportation for dropping off the gifts that you receive at our designated Angel Tree drop-off locations.
Do Angel Tree Sites have to provide their own tree?
Yes. In order to keep our costs low and allow us to serve more children, we ask each Angel Tree Site to provide their own Christmas Tree. Please do not worry if you do not have a tree to put up. We simply ask you to be creative in finding a way to display the tags and collect toys! In the past, Angel Tree Sites have created paper Christmas Trees, displayed tags on bulletin boards, and collected toys in boxes wrapped in Christmas wrapping paper. Let your imagination take over!
What happens if I have extra Angel Tree tags at the end of the toy drive?
Every year we order extra tags, because we know that not every tag will be adopted. So, if you have extra tags on your tree at the end of the drive, it doesn’t mean that a child will go without a gift.
What happens if I run out of Angel Tree tags?
Please contact your local Angel Tree contact to request more tags. In the meantime, you can still collect gifts for Angel Tree without tags. Once your new tags arrive, you can match up the gifts with the tags you receive.
Why is Angel Tree slightly different in each participating county?
The Salvation Army is made up of many Corps Community Centers, that each focus on serving the needs of a community. For the Angel Tree Toy Drive, 10 different Salvation Army Corps Community Centers partner together with WOOD TV to serve the needs of the children in West Michigan. Therefore, the Angel Tree program is run by a different Salvation Army Corps Community Center in each county. Every community has different needs, and your local Salvation Army works within your community to determine the best way possible to meet that community’s needs.
How can I sign up to receive assistance for my children?
Click here to find out more information about how to sign up to receive Christmas assistance.
How many children do you serve each year?
Last year our Angel Tree served over 20,000 children across West Michigan. Our goal is to serve 25,000 children this year.
Who receives the Angel Tree gifts, and how do they sign up?
Angel Tree gifts are given to children, infants through 16 years old, whose families are in need of extra assistance around the Holidays. Each county has their own sign up process and qualification guidelines.
Toy distribution varies by county, depending on the needs of the local community and other participating community partners. In Kent County, The Salvation Army holds a Christmas distribution where volunteers assist the parents/ guardians in selecting their children’s toys, and food vouchers are also presented to ensure each family can have a nice holiday dinner.
How do I sign up to volunteer for the toy distribution to families?
Call your local Angel Tree contact for more details.
Click here to find out the Angel Tree contact for your area.
What other programs and services does The Salvation Army provide?
The Salvation Army provides a variety of social services, emergency assistance, food pantry, rent and utility assistance, detoxification and rehabilitation services, youth and music programs, senior programs, camp, emergency disaster services, and so much more! Find out more information at www.SAWMNI.org.
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The most common cause of shin pain is what is most commonly known as shin splints. This condition involves damage and inflammation of the connective tissue joining muscles to the shin bone (tibia).
Several muscles lie deep within the calf and to the side of the tibia within the lower leg. These muscles attach to the inner borders of the tibia via a connective tissue called tenoperiosteum. Every time the calf contracts, it pulls on the connective tissue. When this tension is too forceful or repetitive, damage to the periosteum occurs causing inflammation and pain.
Pain is typically experienced along the inner or outer border of the shin. Pain may initially start as a deep ache with occasional sharp pain in the shin region. Pain may increase following activities which places stress on the periosteum such as excessive walking or running. The area of the shin may also become tender to touch. Muscle tightness, thickening or what may appear as bumps along the shin bone may also become present in the painful area.
It is important to seek therapy assistance if you suspect you have shin splints. Left untreated, shin splints may lead to debilitating pain and also leaves the potential for stress fractures to occur. Patients with this condition typically heal well with appropriate treatment and rest. The recovery time may range from a few weeks to many months depending on the severity. Physiotherapy treatment can include deep tissue massage, acupuncture, taping, bio-mechanical correction, arch support as well as a safe and gradual return to sport programme incorporating strengthening and stretches for flexibility.


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The votes are in! After a whirlwind midterm elections day, millions of Ohio voters have made their voices heard. Overall, the candidates endorsed by the Ohio State Medical Association Political Action Committee (OSMAPAC) prevailed in the majority of races for various statewide offices. Read on for a review of what happened and how the OSMAPAC’s endorsed candidates fared in this week’s 2018 midterm elections. Stay tuned for updates as the Ohio Legislature moves into lame duck!
Ohio’s gubernatorial race was being watched carefully nationwide as Democratic candidate Richard Cordray took on the state’s current attorney general and the Republican candidate, Mike DeWine.
Early votes gave Cordray a clear lead, but that margin narrowed as counting continued into Tuesday night, with DeWine and his running mate Jon Husted ultimately emerging as the victors. DeWine and Husted captured about 51% of the vote according to final and unofficial tallies, compared to the 46% garnered by Cordray and his running mate, Betty Sutton.
Both Democratic candidates for Ohio Supreme Court won their races, a result that contrasts the results of many of the state’s other key statewide races. Judges Melody Stewart and Michael Donnelly will join the bench as the high court’s only Democrats, having edged out Republican candidates Judge Craig Baldwin and Justice Mary DeGenaro. Judge Stewart is the first black woman to be elected to the Ohio Supreme Court with 52% of the vote.
Although the OSMAPAC’s endorsed candidates, Judge Baldwin and Justice DeGenaro, were not victorious in these statewide elections, the OSMAPAC thanks them for their service to the state. Additionally, the OSMAPAC looks forward to working with Judges Donnelly and Stewart.
Despite nationwide results which flipped the U.S. House to Democratic control, in Ohio, Democratic and Republican incumbent candidates alike were re-elected and Democratic candidates failed to flip any of the state’s U.S. House seats. Notably, Representative Troy Balderson garnered a repeat victory over challenger Danny O’Connor in Ohio’s 12th congressional district with about 52% of the vote to O’Connor’s 47%.
All of the OSMAPAC’s endorsed candidates for U.S. House were elected.
The results of the race for the U.S. Senate seat in Ohio were projected early into the night on Tuesday with incumbent Senator Sherrod Brown besting Republican opponent Jim Renacci. Senator Brown maintained the support of Ohio voters even as Republicans retained key executive offices and as Republicans picked up several seats overall in the U.S. Senate.
With Democrats poised to control the House and Republicans strengthening their Senate majority, there is now a split in the federal government’s legislative branch.
Voters struck down State Issue 1, a state constitutional amendment regarding criminal sentencing reform in Ohio, by a whopping 63.4% to 36.6%.
The OSMA did not take a position on the ballot issue. Looking to the future, numerous entities seem to agree that while Issue 1 was not the right approach, addiction treatment programs and rehabilitation are favored to conviction and incarceration. It is expected that this topic will continue to be discussed by supporters and opponents of Issue 1 alike, and that interested parties will work toward additional reform by legislative means.
Going into elections for the Ohio Senate and Ohio House, Republicans sat at a significant supermajority in both chambers of the Ohio Legislature. While the Democrats were able to gain several seats in the Ohio House for the first time since it gained control in the elections of the 128th General Assembly, the loss of one Senate seat reduced their net gain. The Republican Party picked up a seat in District 33, and the race for District 3 may be subject to a recount due to the razor-thin margin by which Republican candidate Anne Gonzales appears to have won. Republicans will oversee the State Apportionment Board responsible for redistricting following the 2020 Census; however, they will need minority party support for any new district map drawn.
The majority of OSMAPAC-endorsed Ohio House candidates were chosen by Ohio voters as the victors in their respective races. All but one of the OSMAPAC’s endorsed Ohio Senate candidates also prevailed. Additionally, two physicians were among the legislative victors: Dr. Steve Huffman in Senate District 5, and Dr. Beth Liston in House District 21.
Now that the election has passed, the current general assembly will head straight into the lame duck session.


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Older cookbooks tell you that pastry should not be made on a hot day. Coincidence or foolhardiness, the quiche workshop was held on the first day of the dreaded kathri- the peak of summer. Nevertheless, the pastry we made was tender and flaky and we all did survive the heat of the day.
For me, a slice of quiche is a perfect meal for summer.
The second part of this workshop will be held in June.
My pleasure. I too love the cherry pie!
Hi Anita, these quiches were done at a workshop conducted recently. I will be doing Part 2 soon, if you'd like to attend it, please leave your number with me. Thanks.


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When you have a family issue, there are many benefits to choosing a local family lawyer. In addition to supporting a member of your Grenora community, you are also choosing a lawyer that is more convenient to travel to, being local to Grenora, than if you were to choose a lawyer outside of the Grenora area.
By hiring a reputable Grenora family lawyer, you can ensure that your case will be handled in the most professional manner possible. And finding a good, experienced local Grenora family lawyer will give you the comfort of knowing that if you should have another family issue in the future, your lawyer is right around the corner.


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I am going to present a montage.
In this montage of a selection of quotations everything will probably sound like an 'aside'. But as you know, a lot of things can happen in an 'aside'.
One of Malcolm McLaren’s art teachers told him : “We will all be failures. But at least be a magnificent, noble failure. Anyone can be a benign success” not sure about magnificent and noble there, it was Britain in the 70s! But we could all name dozens, maybe hundreds of “benign successes” and everyone knows what Samuel Beckett said : Try again. Fail again. Fail better.
Only what does not fit into this world is true.
Novelty is now so thoroughly established as an aesthetic virtue that "innovative," "experimental," "fresh," "original," and the like are all terms of praise. It was not ever thus: in the eighteenth century Lord Shaftesbury could write about beauty as a timeless, natural harmony, and condemn innovations in the arts such as orientalism or the gothic with the epithet 'novel'. Even as late as the romantic period (late C18th early C19th), when the concept of originality or novelty was gaining philosophical ground, it could still be looked upon with suspicion...much of the suspicion had to do with whether the new kind of art would be of lasting interest. In fact, this sense of the moment-bound nature of the interesting has continued down to our own time, although without the accompanying suspicion.
...the journalistic critical cliché about a young poet is to say that [these days] “[s]he has found his her own voice,” the emphasis being on his [her]differentness, on the uniqueness of his [her] voice, on the fact that he [she] sounds like nobody else. But the Elizabethans at their best as well as their worst are always sounding like each other. They didn't search much after uniqueness of voice…. It would hardly have struck them that a style could be used for display of personality.
the poet's discourse can be compared to the track of a charged particle through a cloud-chamber. An energised field of association and connotation, of overtones and undertones, of rebus and homophone, surround its motion and break from it in the context of collision...Multiplicity of meaning, 'enclosedness', are the rule rather than the exception ...Lexical resistance is the armature of meaning, guarding the poem from the necessary commonalities of prose.
Poetry’s social function is not to express but rather to explore the possibilities for expression. Poetry is difficulty that stays difficult.
Conservative anti-modernism continues and appeals to those who claim they can't understand the dislocation, post-subjective non-narratives in much contemporary verse, for the conservative complaint often refers back to a supposed golden age of the coherent, stable "I" of a writer who has straightforwardly true things to express.
So much depends on what you mean by failure, what you want from success, and what you imagine poems do. Insofar as a poem is successful, it fails to fail, but, in failing to fail, it also succeeds at failing. That's a lose-lose scenario (which in the alchemy of poetry we imagine as win-win).
Poetry is to the classroom what a body is to a cemetery.
Poetry anthologies pile up by the side of the internet, rusty as a prayer belt while witches dance around them in army uniform.
never be seen doing it.
flick that crow off the antenna !
Referring to John Ashbery - "I think he demonstrates more what poetic thinking is. It’s both a jumble and coherent.".
What would I like about this poem if I liked it?.
Poetry '... that can be seen to demonstrate [a] dynamic process; it is both distracted, and attends to that distractedness. That is, it is able is to detach, drift off, and to simultaneously observe those operations as they occur. Distraction as a mode of thought and perception is consonant with the ‘process poem’. The emphasis ideally bringing out something of the texture, the individuality, of one’s own thinking, a kind of ‘hearing the gears change’.
Distraction and digression are... methods – as well perhaps, as ethical, democratizing stances - from which to write, and which enable a reader to chart the movement of thought. That a process poem contain – or live with - the contingent knowledges it admits is part of the poem’s contract, and, actually, part of its process. The connection between thought and affect or feeling is important.
Digression has something like the form of bliss. Repetition of the theme is the very opposite of that.
The option in favour of digressiveness implies a general critique... critical of modes of authority (let's say kingship, or the power of the law, or academic authority) that depend on cultural conventions.
While poetry is, in theory, available to anyone, it is demonstrably not for everyone.
Over the years I moved gradually from being an opponent of the academy to thinking of it, briefly, as a haven for poets who couldn't get state-funded arts grants becoming fellowship-funded post-graduates, and progressing more recently to an indifference to academic institutions. I realize that I'm saying that when, here I am, having been invited to talk to you by your colleagues in the English Department of Auckland University and also having spent sixteen years employed by a university sciences library plus having done some part-time tertiary teaching over the years. But universities so often seem to have an institutionalised version of poetics ensconced in English and Cultural Studies departments as a form of professional currency, but without having real political/social influence or relationship outside of the university (and little within it for that matter - especially in these end-times of the dominant, unmitigated free market).
the brick fence, what colour?

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Dental cavities (cavities in teeth) are holes in teeth. These cavities are caused by bacteria in the mouth. The bacteria bring change in the sugar in food you eat and produce acid. This acid attacks the enamel, the outer layers of teeth. Cavities may become bigger and deeper over time. Cavities if not treated destroy the teeth and even damage the nerves in its center. This article discusses the causes, signs and preventive steps on dental cavities.
This is an important cause of dental cavities in many people especially children. Food and drinks that contain high amount of sugar can damage your teeth as bacteria in the mouth feed on sugar and produce acid. This acid dissolves enamel of the tooth.
Fruit juices and soft drinks contain sugar and hence are not good for your teeth. Limiting the intake of such food and drinks is helpful in preventing dental cavities.
Saliva comprises water (90%), which acts as a defense against dental cavities. If the mouth is dry due to lack of saliva, your teeth becomes more prone to cavities. Dry mouth can be caused by certain medications, certain illnesses, and treatment such as radiation therapy, etc. It may be permanent or temporary depending on the cause.
Many people have the habit of tooth grinding when they are asleep. They do so without their knowledge. This can lead to loss of tooth enamel – the hard and shiny layer of teeth, leaving the next layer of tooth called dentin exposed. The dentin is soft when compared to enamel, and gets easily attacked by bacteria in the mouth thus leading to tooth decay faster.
A simple bite guard or night guard can help curing tooth grinding. This minimizes the risk of cavities.
The pain can range from mild to sharp depending on how deep the cavity is.
Brush and floss regularly to prevent the build-up of plaque.
Visit dentist regularly as this can help prevent problems in early stage rather than leaving them untreated and making the problem a major one.
Keep a check on your daily diet. Avoid sugary and starchy foods, which are the main cause for tooth decay. Include fruits and vegetables in your diet which are healthy for your teeth.
Use a toothpaste that has an appropriate amount of fluoride.
It is advisable to visit dentist every six months, so that any cavity or any other problem can be detected and treated early before it becomes a major issue.
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Are you looking for a skilled and experienced driver?
At Kebok, we offer flexible personnel solutions within the transport industry. We have been approved for the rental of drivers in Denmark and the Nordic countries.
If you need a driver to cover illness, holiday or seasonal variations, we can help you find the right employee. Our employees are mainly permanent staff drivers.
Certain types of transport in Denmark still require a skilled Danish driver. Kebok does not work with foreign drivers, and the company is, of course, covered by agreement.
This is what makes Kebok a safe choice as sub-supplier.
If you are looking for a driver with skills not covered by our permanent staff, we also offer efficient recruitment through our vast network.
What makes the recruitment process of internal and external employees so efficient is our IT platform, Fokus.
Thanks to its associated CV database, the system allows us to find an employee with specific skills in only a very short time.
Professionalism and close customer relations always come first.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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The ice has left the lakes and ponds and the bright sunny days are starting to warm up their waters. The bass are on the move and soon the big girls will be up on the beds while the males cruise the inside edges of the weeds.
The magic time, however, is just beginning. The pre-spawn period is when these fish are really starting to get active with the warming water and the longer days.
The town of Lake City Michigan rolled out the Red Carpet for Mark Martin and his crew for the Lake Missaukee Ice Fishing Vacation school this past January. Between the great hospitality and the awesome fishing there was very little that someone could say in a negative tone.
We were joined by Chis Kreiner and Zach Aungst from Great outdoor pursuits as they videoed the event. Sit back, grab a cup of coffee and watch the episode that Chris and his team have put together for everyone to enjoy.
I, for one, am one of those individuals that will be drilling hole after hole looking for anything that wants to chase one of my offerings. Armed with my Vexilar and some new tackle I will be wandering the frozen surfaces looking for willing biters.
PK Flutter Fish, Should it be in Your Spoon Box?
It’s ice time and we are all preparing our gear for time in front of a small hole in the ice just waiting for that giant walleye or trophy size crappie to slam your tempting offering you are dancing below the surface. What offering you are using varies from angler to angler as well as varies with the conditions.
However with CLAM’s introduction of the women’s line of clothing for the ice as well as the new sub-zero boots they have paved the way for more women to become involved with the sport.
Mark won the first PWT and at the time it was the highest cash prize in history for a walleye tournament. At that time it had earned him the distinction of being “the Original Champ”.
Tom Zenanko Inducted into The Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame!
Recently I received the news that Mr. Vexilar himself Tom Zenanko was inducted into the Freshwater fishing hall of fame. What an honor to bestow on such a dedicated individual.
I know there have been days out on Lake Michigan that have left me hurting for a few days after fighting large waves and having the boat crashing down time and time again. Not only does it make things uncomfortable, but it also can cause long-term damage. This is even more evident when riding in an aluminum boat that tends to have less weight than its fiberglass counterpart.
By far these bodies of water had some of the greatest fishing for a multitude of species and it is only a short 5 hour drive from the Chicago area. Smallmouth bass to Lake trout and even the delicious yellow perch are just some of the great fishing opportunities that are around in this area.
The key with any gear on your boat is to protect it. It is an investment and you want to make sure that you can keep it up and running and in top shape. Whether that is your main motor all the way down to making sure your hooks are sharp. I suppose the point I am trying to get across is that if you are going to do something, then do it right.


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industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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The government is embarking on an ‘ambitious’ plan to more than double power generation to 10,000 megawatt by 2013 under a new energy policy to be unveiled within a few days, energy advisor Taufiq-e-Elahi said Thursday.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina would formally unveil the plan worth billions of dollars through a press conference in two to three days, paving the way for the end of power crunch in the next five years, Taufiq said.
“Under the new initiative, 7,800 mw of power will be produced by government and the rest through the private sector,” he told a luncheon of the France-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the city.
The present government in its election manifesto set a target of producing 5000 mw by 2011 and 7000 mw by 2013 to end crippling load-shedding and boosting supply to factories and millions of new consumers in the next five years.
The advisor also said that an additional Tk 100 billion would be channeled to the energy sector from various sources apart from Tk 20 billion allotted in the public private partnership (PPP) fund.
“In addition, the government is planning to build two 500mw coal power plants as coal can be an effective option to mitigate the current energy crisis,” the energy advisor said.
“If required, we would import coal from overseas to meet the demand”.
The advisor also ruled out any fund shortage to finance the ambitious power generation plan.
“Financing won’t be a problem for us as we would use both our domestic resources as well as overseas funds for building these infrastructures,” he added.
Taufiq-e-Elahi also stressed exploring renewable energy options, and said the government would promote manufacturing solar panels and other necessary energy related equipment locally.
“Under our solar energy initiative, the government is aiming to bring all community schools and clinincs under solar power facilities,” Taufiq said.
He said the newly introduced “Day light Saving (DST)” was a success as an estimated 100 mw of electricity is saved during the peak hour as a result.
Taufiq also said that the government would finalize its coal policy by the end of this year and it has as plan to chalk out a startegy for generating nuclear energy.
The energy advisor stressed building effective power distribution network around the country to ensure t adequate supply of electricity to all segments of the society.
Earlier, speakers attending the event laid the emphasis on more private sector participation in the the country’s energy sector to boost power generation.
President of France-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFB) Rifat Rashid also spoke on the occasion.
The Netherlands company, Golden Moon Bangladesh Ltd, will set up a shoe-upper manufacturing industry in the Comilla Export Processing Zone (CEPZ).
This fully foreign-owned company will invest US$ 1.22 million to set up its plant, said a press release.
To this effect, an agreement between the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (Bepza) and the Netherlands Company was signed in the Bepza complex yesterday.
Bepza Member Prasanta Bhushan Barua and Operation Manager of Golden Moon Bangladesh Ltd Campaci Giorgio singed the deal on behalf of their respective organisations.
The company will produce upper for women footwear, creating employment for 300 Bangladeshi people, including five foreigners.
Industries Minister Dilip Barua Wednesday said the government is planning to introduce an intellectual property policy to protect the country’s intellectual properties and encourage people to build a knowledge-based society.
“We are proceeding towards introducing an intellectual property policy to protect our innovations and other merit-based works as well as to encourage others in such works,” he said.
The Industries Minister was addressing a press conference at his office on the meeting on ‘High Level Forum on the Strategic Use of Intellectual Property for Prosperity and Development’, held in Geneva on July 23-24. Some 78 representatives from 33 countries attended the meeting and announced a joint declaration.
Barua chaired the sessions in the two-day meeting as the chairman of the 49 least developed countries (LDCs) in the Forum.
He said currently there is no law in the country to protect various local intellectual properties.
Barua also said the government has drafted a new law relating to ‘geographical indications’, under which, the country’s unique things like Hilsha, Neem, Jute and cultural assets etc will be patented.
It will also take steps to protect the common assets in the region, he said, adding that some natural and cultural assets belong to many counties, and the goverment wants to resolve such issues with the help of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). The minister said he has requested the WIPO for promoting public private partnership (PPP) to ensure development-friendly intellectual property utilisation in the LDCs.
“We have already submitted to the ministry a draft law regarding ‘geographical indications’ that will be sent to the law ministry for vetting,” said Enamul Hoque, director general of Patent, Design and Trademark Directorate.
Square Pharmaceuticals, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in Bangladesh, plans to set up its third new production unit, to meet local and export demand for medicine.
The new unit will be built in two phases in the next seven years to manufacture three types of products — solid doses form, large volume parenteral (LVP) and special products, such as anticancer drugs.
The cost of the project has been estimated at Tk 514 crore — Tk 360 crore for the first phase which targets the completion by December 2012, and Tk 154 crore for the second phase to be completed by June 2016 — according to the company’s disclosure, posted on the Dhaka Stock Exchange website yesterday.
Square Pharma, which is listed on both the Dhaka and Chittagong stock exchanges, expects to produce 5 billion tablets, 1.5 billion capsules, 60 million injections and 11 million pieces LVP in the first phase.
In the second phase, the company targets production of 4.5 billion pieces tablets, 1.2 billion capsules, 10 million injections and 9 million LVP.
The board of directors of Square Pharma has also decided to purchase capital machinery and building for an insulin project from Square Biotechs Ltd at a cost of Tk 81.23 crore, on a cost price basis.
The board has also approved Tk 50 crore for BMRE (balancing, modernisation, renovation and expansion) purpose and the purchase of land to extend existing projects and future expansion.
The company’s FY2007-08 annual report shows that its exports increased by 10 percent to Tk 21.24 crore against Tk 19.29 crore a year ago. The report also forecasted rising exports in coming years.
Presently, the company exports to more than 30 countries.
Square Pharma recorded net profits of Tk 189 crore with earnings per share of Tk 156.56 as of March 31 this year, compared to Tk 138.18 crore net profits and Tk 114.47 (restated) earnings per share in the same period last year.
The company declared 40 percent cash dividend and 25 percent stock dividend for the year ended March 31, 2009.
Agriculture secretary CQK Mustaq Ahmed formally inaugurating the Digital Fertiliser Recommendation System. SRDI director Md Hamidul Haque is seen, among others.
Soil Resource Development Institute (SRDI) Monday introduced newly developed software known as Digital Fertiliser Recommendation System.
In cooperation with reputed market development project ‘Katalyst’ it (SRDI) has developed the software, capable to generate crop specific fertiliser recommendation distinctively for unions across the country.
The system was formally introduced ‘on an experimental basis’ at the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) auditorium in the capital.
Chaired by SRDI director Md Hamidul Haque, secretary of agriculture ministry CQK Mustaq Ahmed formally inaugurated the system as chief guest.
Farmers from anywhere in the country would get access to this latest software through two leading mobile phone operators Grameenphone and Banglalink, SRDI director Md Hamidul Haque said while explaining the system.
“To obtain the service, farmers need only to provide five basic information, such as, name of crop, type of land, names of district, upazila and union,” he added.
Appreciating the idea of the system, the agriculture secretary said this system will benefit farmers by mitigating unnecessary use of fertiliser and reducing production cost.
“A large amount of fertiliser goes waste for excessive use. This is bad for the farmer as well as harmful to the environment,” Mr Ahmed added.
Speakers on the occasion cited a research finding conducted by SRDI that identified utilisation of fertiliser according to this new system can enhance production of rice crops by 20 to 25 per cent. This will also enable farmers to earn 10 to 15 per cent more from other crops.
To provide effective information, the Digital Fertiliser Recommendation System has developed a comprehensive database combining data from 459 upazila across the country. Initially, this programme will cover some 30 upazila as part of a pilot programme, SRDI official said.
After closely monitoring the effects in these 30 upazila, SRDI and Katalyst will finalise a policy to bring the entire country under this system, SRDI official added.
A local company Sunday said it is setting up a refinery by investing US$ 110 million in Chittagong, which will use locally available raw material Naptha to produce high octane.
After implementation of the project by 2011, it will meet the country’s total demand for high octane and save foreign currency worth more than Tk 350 billion per annum. The country’s annual demand for the high octane is approximately 100,000 tonnes.
“We have already finished land development works recently at Patenga in Chittagong and we expect to go into operation sometime in 2011,” Azam J Chowdhury, a leading entrepreneur and chairman of East Coast Group told the FE Sunday.
The fuel refinery company, which got the government’s approval three years back, has been named Mobil Jamuna Fuels Ltd (MJFL).
Bank and the DG of Germany and the FMO of the Netherlands will also hold equities of the project.
The fuel plant will use Naptha, a by product of the state-owned Eastern Refinery Limited (ERL) and produce high octane or octane 95.
The ERL, the country’s lone oil refinery generally exports its by-product of around 100,000 tonnes of Naptha a year, as there is no scope for refining it within the country.
and the government agreed to our proposal,” Azam, who is also managing director of the fuel refinery plant-MJFL- told the FE.
Mr Azam, holding a large stake of MJFL, said he is implementing the project with the technical assistance of the UOP LLC, a US based company, and it will be able to produce up to 150,000 tonnes a year initially with an option for future expansion.
“It has huge export market, I will export the surplus,” Azam added.
The plant however will require 1.0 megawatt power plant.
The country’s annual demand for the fuel is around 3.8 million tonnes including 1.2 million tonnes of crude oil.
Leading shipbuilder Ananda Shipyard and Slipways said Saturday it would set up the country’s largest shipyard to make jumbo-sized ocean-going vessels weighing over 100,000 dead-weight-tonnes.
The country’s ship-making pioneer would invest over US$300 million over the next three years in a new facility in Chittagong to grab a major slice of the $400 billion global shipbuilding market, its chairman Abdullahel Bari told the FE.
“We have already acquired some land in Chittagong to set up the state-of-the-art shipyard. We want to start construction of the shipyard by end of this year,” Bari, a Britain-train naval architect, said.
“We want to be a major ship-builder in the region so that we can compete with companies in South Korea, China, India and Vietnam for big and medium-sized vessels,” he added.
Top South Korean conglomerates, namely Daewoo, Samsung and Hyundai dominate the global super ships market — some of them costing more than one billion dollars a piece.
Chinese, Indian and Vietnamese companies have also invested heavily in new and upgraded facilities to break into the top manufacturers’ club.
Ananda, which in 2007 put the country firmly in the global shipbuilding map, can build small ships weighing around 5,000-15,000 dwt at its existing Meghna-ghat shipyard, at a cutthroat price determined by their buyers.
Bari said the proposed new facility — scheduled to be opened by 2012 — would make his company capable of building 20 big container ships or tankers a year that would cost more than $100 million dollars apiece.
“At present, we compete in the small ship category. The prices of these ships fluctuate between five and 15 million dollars. You can’t make much money by manufacturing smaller ships,” he said.
“In case of big ships, the profit margin is far higher and you need the same amount of people required for building smaller vessels,” he added.
Since 2007, Ananda has successfully bagged orders to make 28 ships at a total order price of over $350 million from European, African and Asian countries.
Bari said the proposed facility on the bank of the river Karnaphuli would enable the company to win orders worth a billion dollars, making shipbuilding a major export industry of the country.
“Many top ship owners in Europe have expressed their readiness to place orders for medium to large ships to us, as we offer cheaper prices than our competitors, thanks to abundance of cheap and skilled welders in the country,” he said.
Ananda’s latest move comes as top shipyards in the region embarked on a major expansion drive to win orders for bigger vessels.
State-owned Cochin Shipyard (CSL) of India last year expanded its slipways in Kerala to build ships weighing over 100,000 dwt, aiming to become the largest vessel maker in the Sub-continent.


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Ever so quietly – like it does everything else – even Azerbaijan started offering Electronic visas for Indian passport holders.
This was going to be a roller coaster adventure, what with the hyper-modern architecture that Baku beholds.
Further Reading: Azerbaijan is not the only one. There are more than 20 countries in this list, that offer electronic visas to Indian citizens.
I mean, it was expected. Georgia and Armenia, 2 countries bordering Azerbaijan in the Caucasus region, were already providing e-visas to Indians. So it didn’t make sense for Azerbaijan to miss out on the tourist revenues. Especially given the fact that Azerbaijan was really close to the middle-east, where most of the Indians were the rich, affluent kind.
So – as I always do – I set off to get an electronic visa to visit a country that few of my friends back home even knew about.
Further Reading: No seriously. I have a habit of checking out brand new changes in visa procedures. Like this time I went to test the new visa-on-arrival policy of Ukraine for Indians.
The first step in this process was to visit the Evisa website of Azerbaijan. It was a fairly straightforward process.
Thats the second step of the application, after you identify your country of passport.
After selecting your country, you will be requested to select your date of arrival. This is important because your Evisa will be effective from this date. You will also know the price at this point, which differs based on whether you choose standard or urgent processing.
At the next step, I had to enter my personal information (which included uploading a scanned copy of my passport), and this began a series of 3 emails. The first was an email verification, to confirm the email address. After that, I could continue with the payment (all major credit cards are accepted). And once the payment was made, I received a second email confirming that my visa application has been accepted and that I will get a response within 3 working days.
The first email received, for the email verification.
And the second email received for the payment confirmation.
And EXACTLY after 3 days (even the time was exact! Check the time stamp on my email screenshot), I got my 3rd email from the E-visa site. All I had to do was click a link to download the Evisa.
And I was finally ready – administratively at least – to checking out my country number 83.
Further Reading: Another country that recently changed its visa policy for India, is Tunisia. Read my experience with the Visa on Arrival for Indians in Tunisia.
I sat threw a heavy flu, and flew from Dubai to Baku on flydubai. I had already had my Evisa printed out in Dubai, and was all set.
Before boarding at the Dubai airport, the airline authorities asked me to show my Evisa and my return ticket. I told them I don’t have a return ticket, but I did have an onward ticket from Baku, which they were satisfied with.
I landed in Baku Heydar Aliyev International airport, which was both massive and stylish. It kind of reminded me of Singapore’s Changi airport. (although, most of Baku actually reminded me of the crazy architecture in Singapore, but more on that in another post). The immigration was quite smooth. There was no separate queue for Evisas, but the waiting time was very less anyway. I showed my passport and E-visa to the immigration officer, who only asked me to align my face for a recognition photo. I did. And he stamped me.
Just like that, I was now in Azerbaijan with 3 weeks to explore this mysterious country. More beautiful stories coming from this stretch.
Neither the Dubai airline authorities, nor the immigration officer in Baku told me about the registration process or the requirement for it. It was only when I checked into my hotel in Baku – and when they asked me when my return ticket was – that I found out about a foreigner registration process.
I could register in person at 202 Binagadi Highway, 3123 Block, Binagadi district, Baku city, Azerbaijan Republic, AZ1114. There are also migration offices in other cities of Azerbaijan, but I highly recommend finishing this in Baku itself.
Doing it online here on this link.
I was not too sure how the second option worked (since it required a login page), but my hotel did it for me. They filed a registration online, and within 2 days, I got a reply with the confirmation of my registration.
Note: I was told that the registration usually happens within the same day, and in my case, it was delayed only because there was a nation wide black-out on that day.
Further Reading: Another country that recently launched electronic visa for Indians, is Oman. Read my experience with the Electronic visa for Indians in Oman.
the Evisa can be applied at this website. Cost of a standard application is 20 + 3 USD, and you need a scanned copy of your passport.
The visa is received within 3 working days.
You need the Evisa and a return ticket for immigration purposes.
If staying more than 15 days in Azerbaijan, you also need to do a foreigner registration on this website, which can mostly be done by the hotel you are staying in.
Another Important Note: Even if you get the Azerbaijan Evisa, you will be refused entry if it is found that you have visited the Nagorno-Karakabh region, which broke away from Azerbaijan.
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Abhi quit his corporate job, and decided to immerse himself in travels, photography, occasional periods of bankruptcy, and copious amounts of insanity. He is currently working on a book of his experiences, and a dream road trip through South Asia. Both in a haphazard fashion. He blogs at Iamnothome and you can also catch him at times on Facebook and twitter.
Nice read. Uzbekistan is also offering evisa for indians from July. Look forward to your experience on that.

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The museums in Gurgaon give the very essence of its citizens and rich culture. If you are looking for something deeper and more meaningful, head to the museums in city. Explore the cultural, artistic, scientific, or historical side of Gurgaon with these museums.
We have curated a variety of the best and free museums in city, besides the usual arts or historical ones. Explore and engage yourself with the wonders of science at the museum of science in Gurgaon. Get fascinated by the exceptional stories of heroes at war museums or memorials. You can go wow with your kids at the Natural history museums or enjoy some time at children's museums in Gurgaon.
Check out this list for an entertaining and enlightening trip to the museums in Gurgaon.


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Great menu. Good alcoholic drinks. Friendly atmosphere. Spacious rooms.
With a stay at Sundaras Resort & Spa in Dambulla (Matale District), you'll be minutes from Dambulla Cave Temple and Royal Rock Temple. This resort is within close proximity of Golden Temple and Dambulla Produce Market. Make yourself at home in one of the 25 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Amenities Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and bicycles to rent. Additional amenities at this resort include complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance. Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the resort's room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. Featured amenities include express check-in, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.
Peaceful environment. Close to tourist attractions. Close to attractions.
Good boutique hotel. Easily accessible by car and good for sightseeing. Great pool.
Amazing cocktails. Great swim up bar. Excellent barman.
Fantastic staff. Hosts good. Great restaurant people.
Cooked to order eggs. Having breakfast included in the price. Good selection for breakfast.
Beautiful swimming pool. Excellent pool atmosphere. Amazing pool area.
AC worked great. Worn out towels. Musty smell in the ground floor room.
Very old infrastructure. Noisy building site. Noisy construction.
Scruffy tables. Scruffy massage. Stained bed sheets.
No working wi-fi in our room. Wi-Fi do not work. Broken network connection.

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USA (MNN) — According to a Barna report released last month, nearly half of Christian Millennials think “it is wrong to share one’s personal beliefs with someone of a different faith in hopes that they will one day share the same faith.” In contrast, only 27 percent of Generation X, 19 percent of Boomers, and 20 percent of Elders are hesitant to talk about their faith in Jesus with non-Christians.
The issue isn’t that Millennials don’t feel equipped to share their faith. Eighty-six percent of Millennials said if someone raises questions about faith, they know how to respond. But evangelism today has received a bad reputation in American society. Barna points to possible factors such as growing spiritual apathy and cultural distrust of religion.
Faith-sharing; a thing of the past?
Jesus’s final orders to his followers were to “go and make disciples of all nations.” This is known as the Great Commission.
But Ron Hutchcraft with Ron Hutchcraft Ministries says the Great Commission is quickly becoming the Great Omission.
“Missions conferences used to be just part of the life of virtually every Bible-teaching church in America. Now they are becoming an endangered species. You don’t see too many missions conferences anymore,” Hutchcraft says.
Sharing our faith with those who don’t know Jesus isn’t optional. Hutchcraft says it is critical — the difference between life or death in eternity for those we love.
He recently saw a video clip that presented a powerful picture of a Christian’s urgent mission. The video was from the tsunami that struck Indonesia in December last year.
As Christians, we can be hesitant to share our faith with others because we don’t want to offend. We don’t want to be labeled as an extremist. We don’t want to create an uncomfortable situation. But if we sense the urgency of eternity and recognize how severe our need is for Jesus, how can we not tell others about Him?
Hutchcraft suggests we start by reaching our spheres of influence with the Gospel — our family, friends, coworkers, neighbors, and even your connections on social media.
Think of someone you know who doesn’t have a relationship with Jesus. Commit to praying for their salvation. Pray for an opportunity to talk with that person about the impact Christ has on your life.
Hutchcraft references the moment in Exodus 4 when God commands Moses to serve as His mouthpiece to the pharaoh of Egypt and the Israelites. As a sign to the Israelites, God tells Moses to throw his staff on the ground. When Moses does this, it miraculously turns into a snake. And it doesn’t stop there. Throughout Exodus, God uses Moses’s staff to perform several miracles for His people.
For example, Hutchcraft says, “I heard recently of one brother who has invited all kinds of Muslim refugees over to his house because he loves to cook. He threw that down and let the Lord pick it up. He has got like 75 Muslim people that are coming all the time for his cooking, several of whom have given their hearts to Christ!
Ron Hutchcraft Ministries has resources to help you share your faith confidently and reach others with the Gospel. Click here to learn more at their website!
Header photo courtesy of Yolanda Sun via Unsplash.
Pray for the people you know who don't have a relationship with Jesus -- that they would come to know Him.
Ask God to grant you opportunities to share your faith with others.
Check out Ron Hutchcraft Ministries' resources to help you share your faith!


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Why choose Dunes for your child?
Why get fitted at Dunes Golf Centre?
The big boys are flexing their muscles as most of golf’s premium manufacturers are releasing new products right now.
In this feature I am focusing on the best new drivers that have just come out or about to be launched. So, if you are thinking of buying a new big stick then read on….
First up is the new M5 and M6 drivers from Taylormade that follow on from the hugely successful M1/M2 and M3/M4 franchises of the last couple of years.
The big story here is that TaylorMade are revolutionising the process of creating driver faces for the M5 and M6 by starting above the legal limit and dialling it back by injecting resin in to two ‘tuning slots’ in the driver face. This is called ‘Speed Injecting’ and ensures that every driver is on the limit thanks to an algorithm which calculates the right amount of resin to use for every face.
In 1998 driver face flex was limited by the R&A to stop how far golfers hit the ball but it has been impossible to produce drivers which consistently hit the limit of 0.830 COR.
What that means is that all drivers have a different level of ‘hotness’, and while it ensures no ‘hot’ drivers go on to the illegal side, it also means many golfers end up playing with drivers which aren’t as close to the limit as they could be. The ‘hottest’ drivers are hand-picked for tour players, leaving TaylorMade estimating around 70% of retail drivers are outside the ‘hot range’ usually used by pros.
TaylorMade state that the production methods in the past have made picking the hottest driver for club golfers nothing more than just pure luck.
In the M5 and M6 they are removing the luck element due to the fact the Speed Injected technology will position every driver face right on the edge of the rules.
Two years ago Callaway launched the Epic driver that featured Jailbreak Technology and this was a huge success. Last year they improved it further still by enhancing the jailbreak in their Rogue product line.
Flash Face’s sophisticated architecture was created by Artificial Intelligence – the first known instance of using A.I.in the golf equipment industry — and “Machine Learning,” a field of computer science that uses statistical techniques to give computer systems the ability to “learn” with data without being explicitly programmed.
In normal driver testing approximately 6 different prototypes are used so given A.I was able to pick the best from 15000 it will be very interesting to see how the new Callaway Epic Flash performs.
The G410 PLUS’ big feature is that it is the first time Ping have added an adjustable tungsten weight for draw or fade bias.
Ping are often later to the party when it comes to things like this but only because they ensure that new design features offer a real benefit to the golfer without severely compromising another area of performance.
The three positions (draw, neutral, fade) shift the CG location by 1/10″ in either direction, which equates to approximately 10 yards — or 20 yards of correction between draw and fade settings — of shot shape.
The SFtec version features a weight 50% further towards the heel than the G400 Sftec version so if you slice the ball then this club will probably be the best on the market in 2019 for you to help straighten the shot out.
They’ve been able to drag the weight right to the perimeter to keep the MOI (resistance to twisting) as high, if not higher, than anything else on the market so it’s super forgiving. Better fitting is also possible through the loft sleeve which has eight positions with +/- 1.5˚.
Finally, and this is a good one for the North East of Scotland, they’ve made the headcover 20% heavier to make sure it doesn’t blow away in the wind!
Mizuno have struggled to compete in the driver market for some years despite their dominance in the forged iron market. However, that may be about to change as all the online reviews of their 2019 models show that they could be their best yet!
The ST190G is engineered for low spin and offers Fast Track adjustability thanks to twin 7g weights on external tracks that can reduce spin by an additional 200rpm, allowing players to achieve heavy fade or draw biases by placing the weights in one track.
No matter which driver you like the sound of, the single most important thing, if you are looking for the best performance, is to get fitted by an expert using a launch monitor.
Our PGA staff at Dunes are highly trained and lead the way in Custom Fitting in the North East of Scotland. The technology in the studio is the best in the World for fitting as the data provides accurate feedback so you and the PGA fitter can see the difference between each option that you try.
We have set our stall out to be THE place for you to buy all your golf equipment. Our well stocked shop, knowledgeable PGA staff and highly competitive pricing all backed up by a caring after sales service mean we so no reason why you should buy elsewhere.
A couple of years ago we ran a challenge to see which of the new drivers you liked the best. It was so successful that we are going to run it again. However, we do not just want the big hitters to come along. We would like golfers of all ages and abilities, male and female to come and give the latest models a try.
You will be asked to rate each driver on looks, sound, feel and performance. There is no charge for the event and certainly no obligation to buy anything – we just want your feedback.
Growing the game of golf in North East Scotland! | Copyright © 2019 Dunes Golf Centre. All rights reserved.


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Funny flexible pencils! To twist in all directions!
Two pencils in graphite : black and silver.

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A delicately perfumed soap made in the famous Spa town of Salsomaggiore Terme in Italy. This is a lightly scented soap contains tea tree essential oils and has a base of 1% sulphur and 3% glycerin. This Tabiano Supersoap will help with unwanted blemishes and the combination of sulphur and glycerin will make an excellent cleanser for sweaty and over-heated, acne and oily skin. An ideal soap for personal everyday skincare use.
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operation on any two numbers in the set is also in that set of numbers.
Function - a rule that establishes a relationship between two quantities (numbers), the input and the output.
The input is the set of all x-coordinates and the output is the set of all y-coordinates.
There is exactly one output for each input (each x-coordinate can have only one y-coordinates).

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Armando Iannucci is pretty much a comedy genius. He’s been a writer, performer and producer on TV and radio, cranking out hits such as The Day Today, I’m Alan Partridge, Lionel Nimrod’s Inexplicable World, The Thick of It, Knowing Me, Knowing You, The Mary Whitehouse Experience, The Friday Night Armistice and, surprise, surprise, Armando Iannucci’s Charm Offensive.
Comedy series written by Armando Iannucci. Set 30 years in the future, it looks back at events today, speaking to older versions of current celebrities. Sixty-year-olds Ant and Dec talk about the day Charlotte Church vomited herself inside out. Plus the end of Blair, the rise and fall of David Cameron and a very old Tom Cruise. Also featuring Stewart Lee, Richard Ayoade, Matt Holness, Adam Buxton.
A 10-minute trailer has already aired and here it is for your enjoyment. Don’t forget to watch it!

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Blood pressure Archives | Health Stand Nutrition Consulting Inc.
Nutrition plays a major role in reducing many of the risk factors for heart disease. Making healthy eating choices is not only important to keep your blood cholesterol levels and blood pressure healthy it greatly influences your ability to manage a healthy weight and protect against diabetes.