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Instead of doing these pre-finale clip shows every season, I wish Big Brother would show us more of the jury house to give us a bit more to speculate on in terms of which way the houseguests are leaning in the votes. Sure, we’ll get an abridged version of the Jury Q&A that took place this weekend during the jam-packed finale set to air on Tuesday night but I’d rather we get more of that and less footage of stuff we’ve already seen in previous episodes.
In addition to rerun clips including some of the fights, Keesha’s disastrous Birthday party, Dan’s hilarious chat with Renny about time zones, the infamous Brian puppet show and Jerry causing trouble with his name-calling, we also got to see some of the other shenanigans that the houseguests have engaged in over the course of the season.
It’s understandable that goofing off would be high up on the to-do list in the Big Brother house. They have no TV, books (except for the bible), phone or internet so it makes sense that some of them might try to make their own fun. Earlier in the season the houseguests played make-believe by performing a late night talk show in their living room. This involved Dan hosting the event, sporting a fake mustache and some matching fake-chest hair as he interviewed various guests. Ollie took the role of a hippie guy and bragged about having numerous children with various women. And some of the girls (and Memphis) gave Angie a makeover. It’s weird to see the houseguests having fun as a group considering all of tears and drama that would eventually erupt on an almost weekly basis.
Also among the unseen footage were Dan’s pranks on Keesha. He describes his relationship with Keesha as that of a younger-brother/older-sister friendship. It makes sense as his idea of having fun with her involves putting ice down her back, dumping a bucket of cold water on her in the shower and jumping out and scaring her. Basically all the things a bratty brother might do to his big sister. Had Dan not constantly expressed his loyalty and adoration towards his girlfriend on numerous occasions, I might even have perceived his behavior as being a little bit flirty but the harmless kind that doesn’t amount to much (unless you’re in the 5th grade, in which case the rules are entirely different with the above listed social behavior).
Speaking of Dan, we got to see his Swim Club classes. This was something he did earlier in the season as a way to motivate Renny and Ollie to learn how to swim. Dan demonstrated his teaching skills admirably with his two students. He even gave them Fight Club-style rules for Swim Club and from what we were shown, he was successful in getting both Renny and Ollie to swim. Now if only he can help Ollie overcome his bird fear.
One of the things that stood out in the clip show was that Dan was a big source of amusement in the BB house this year. Memphis was not without a sense of humor as he was often seen sitting in the background snickering at the other people and he definitely got into the Late Night stuff but Dan seemed to put the most effort into finding ways to make himself and the other houseguests laugh.
This episode was almost entirely made up of filler, but since the season is drawing to a close, it was kind of nice to review some of the highlights from the season. As fun as it was to revisit the season, I can't help but go back to my earlier complaint. I feel like the BB producers could have made better use of the hour, perhaps by showing some more of the Jury footage and giving us a few clues as to which way the Jury is leaning. Of course I wouldn’t want them to give too much away but it would be nice to get an idea of how they’re basing their decisions. From what I understand, they separate the jurors immediately after the Q&A with the final two. So why not show us a bit of pre-questioning footage as a teaser for the finale? Oh well, I’m still looking forward to Tuesday night’s finale and can’t wait to see which of the Renegades the houseguests think deserves to win the half million dollar prize.


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Cathay Pacific Airways today announced that it intends to add the A350-1000 to its future A350 XWB fleet, with an agreement to place a new order for ten aircraft. In addition, the Hong Kong-based airline will convert 16 of its existing orders for the A350-900 to the larger A350-1000.
An £120 million investment from government and industry in aerospace research and technology was announced by business secretary Vince Cable today at the Farnborough International Airshow. The new funding, part of a total £200 million investment in aerospace since 2011, was announced alongside a new vision for the future of the sector which will help UK aerospace firms win billions of pounds worth of new contracts over the next 15 to 20 years.
Malaysia Airlines’ second Airbus A380 received a VIP visit earlier from UK prime minister David Cameron, as part of his attendance at the Farnborough International Air Show. Malaysia Airlines’ Group chief executive Ahmad Jauhari Yahya and Fabrice Bregier, president and chief executive of Airbus, welcomed Cameron on-board the aircraft following the official opening ceremony.

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Are you familiar with the world of reseller web hosting? Since everybody online wanting a website is going to require someone to be their web host, it’s easy for people to get in the reseller hosting game as someone who can provide it to people for a small profit. There are so many potential customers out there that want to start company websites or personal blogs but need a web host to make this happen.
It can be a great way to earn income just by providing hosting to those that have websites to launch, but the key is to get your name out there so people can find you. While deciding to be a web host and making money from it is easy, it’s very difficult to actually launch a hosting company and set it up from scratch. The good news is that you can be a reseller host for a much lower cost and simpler setup. Take a look at the details of reseller web hosting and how you can do it too.
What is Reseller Hosting compared to regular Hosting?
Reseller hosting is different than regular hosting because it’s a simpler process for someone that is trying to provide hosting services for a profit. A web host would have to buy and maintain their own servers and space for them while a reseller host can purchase from a web host to sell to others.
A reseller host would have the option of purchasing their own dedicated server, a reseller hosting package, a larger shared hosting package, or a VPS hosting option which is like sharing hosting on a dedicated server with other websites while have your own dedicated portion to avoid interruptions from other websites.
A regular company that wants hosting for their website would simply choose from shared, VPS, or dedicated servers while a reseller host would buy the amount of hosting they need for their stuff with additional hosting to be used for reselling. It’s a great way to make money selling hosting with multiple domains and websites on a single server, without setting up your own expensive hosting company.
If you want to purchase from a reseller, you need to make your decision very carefully. You need to make sure this seller is going to keep up their end of the bargain because your business relies on it. Be sure to take a look at more than just scoring the best price because a cheap server may be unreliable.
Look for someone offering a variety of price brackets, an uptime guarantee, great reviews, and automation options. When automation is available for the process of signing up new customers, it’s a sign that this hosting account is a better one.
if you’ve decided to start a reseller hosting company or you want to purchase from one, this will give you a better idea of how they operate and how they make their money. It’s a great alternative to purchasing your own server and starting a hosting company from scratch.

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Last year, these stocks, hovering around US$1 changed their name to include "cannabis" in the hopes that their share price would get a lift from the pot investing craze. But they weren’t so lucky. Since each changed their name, the penny stocks dropped an average of 30.2 per cent through Feb. 6 and only one -- Trulieve Cannabis Corp. -- rose through yesterday’s close.
In the past decade, one of these stocks --- now called Heritage Cannabis Holdings Corp. -- held three different names. First, the Vancouver-based company was Trijet Mining Corp. before switching to Energy Corp. and eventually in January 2018 the stock became Heritage Cannabis Holding.
Investors don’t appear thrilled by the switch. Heritage Cannabis dropped 64 per cent to 25 cents per share since embracing "cannabis" early last year.
Last August, Constellation Brands boosted its stake in Canadian grower Canopy Growth. The announcement excited investors and shares in the pot grower surged by more than 50 percent in the following weeks.

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A leading name in construction plans. We have done business in the Salinas area since 1983, and are well known and knowledgeable when it comes to navigating the permit process.
Airtight plans. We look for the red flag issues that could delay getting your permit. With good construction plans that consider all the contingencies and concerns of zoning officials, we can increase your chances of getting plans approved and starting construction sooner.
Prompt and affordable service. Not only do we charge reasonable fees, but we also produce quickly and always communicate costs ahead of time. We’ll consult with you upfront and you will know what to expect throughout the transaction.
Ability Drafting Service offers the reliable expertise to get your building plans approved. To take advantage of our well-informed drafting services in Salinas, CA and knowledge of zoning concerns, contact us today to schedule a consultation.

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Lucknow, and 250 kilometres (155 mi) east of the national capital, New Delhi. It is the Eight largest metropolis in Uttar Pradesh and the 50th-largest city in India.
Bareilly also figured amongst the PM Narendra Modi's ambitious 100 Smart City list in India.

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Jaguar XK 120 roadster 3.4 litre 4-speed transmission in Bronze metallic with black interior trim. Matching numbers engine and a 2 owner car. We bought it from the son of the second owner.
The car is produced on 15th September 1952 and delivered to its first owner at 22th of September in 1952, Hornburg, Los Angeles, Usa.
The second owner got the car since the mid 1960’s. They gave the car a respray to the current bronze metallic colour. Although it is an older respray the colour is still in good condition. The car has been her entire life in California.
This XK 120 is in a very good condition. Engine, transmission, body, paint and interior originally restored in 1969. Engine heads and carburettors rebuild in 1997. Rebuilt and powder coated front end. New batteries, front brakes, and aluminium. Toneau cover and side windows comes with the car.
Although it is an older restoration, we have not seen such a quality car since a long time. Underneath the bonnet it is clean and neath and the car has a solid and rust free body.
Unlike most XK 120's this car is due to some smart upgrades also very usable for longer persons up to 1.90 m.
Comes with a Heritage Certificate and a lot of history. Recent full service and ready to be enjoyed as a high level driver.

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Our idea was to provide to a french audience an overview of what was happening in the tech industry in general and in the Silicon Valley in particular.
Thirsty Pear started in 2013 when IoT (Internet of Thing) became the new big thing. All of a sudden every objects of our daily life had to be connected, smart, well-designed... We thought it would be a good idea to start keeping track of all those new gadget and try to showcase them to our french audience. We wanted to share!
Thirsty Pear quickly found its audience and we thought about what would be the next step. It naturally occurred to us that this next step would be to sell those new objects online and make them accessible to everyone. The idea for Akin Lab was born but before becoming a true e-commerce website we needed to rethink everything we knew about it to create a truly new experience. In short rethink what it means to discover gadgets online today.
We are now proud to introduce you to Akin Tech, the new place to discover first all the fresh tech!


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Description: Lompoc Stone Wall Caps are cut and gauged to 2" uniform thickness from boulders, then cut to popular widths of 8" to 14" and sold in random lengths. The tops have a Thermal Finish, and the bottoms are an unfinished saw cut. There are four edge finish options: Flat Thermal, Pitched, Bull Nose and unfinished saw edge.
Color: Creamy Oatmeal limestone with medium gray marbling.
Application & Use: Capping walls of all types, such as: Retaining Walls, Planter, Sight and Seating Walls. Use for Stair Treads, Pilaster Caps, Column Caps and Coping. Commonly used to cap walls covered with Natural Stone Thin Veneer.
Note: All Lompoc Stone Wall Cap is gauged at 2" thick, cut to popular widths from 8" to 14" and provided in random lengths 10" to 20" long ±1/8". All Lompoc Stone Wall Cap is sold with a 1/2" grout joint between pieces.
Custom cuts are available. Please contact us for details.
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which one is move powerful for vrooms? I want one the is strong but not to loud.
We-Vibe Salsa or Tango don't cost much more and are much more powerful!

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Small World 2 – Games for Android 2018. Small World 2 – Table card game.
Small World 2 - is a desktop card game for Android, which allows you to dive into the fascinating fantasy world, filled with unusual warlike creatures. Collect your deck of cards and start the fight for every piece of land. Think over every move, not to give an opponent even chance of winning.
Game features deep study of each element in the game space is set every nuance. Depending on how well you know the characters and features of each card will depend on the success of your battles.
Externally game just made a very good level - colorful playing field, the drawn cards professionally and pleasant animation.
Gameplay Small World 2 in the best traditions of desktop card games, which means you have to spend more than one hour on each of the game card. Heroes have their own unique abilities and features that can be combined and complement each other. Before each course you will need to assess the current situation and to choose the right card to move became effective.
The main objective of the game is to capture territories that will be profitable. The winner is the one player who could earn the most coins by the end of the round. Walk with your opponents you will in turn, allowing you to carefully consider future actions.
Play Small World 2 can be both alone, battling with virtual opponents, or together with other players using the network or local modes. It is worth noting that the more players on the field, the more intense and addictive gameplay, so you should make friends with whom you can spend hours in this amazing and fantastic world.
Connoisseurs of this genre are unlikely to find at least some flaws, but the first time fans will be very difficult because before the full game will have to study and memorize a lot of information. And if in the gameplay is no shortage, the sales policy has clear defect. Besides the fact that the game is very expensive to get a special card sets will separately pay extra for more than 3 dollars.
Android game Small World 2 will surely attract the attention of fans of board games that would be happy to learn a new fantasy world with its heroes and laws. Yet, most of the players are unlikely to find the strength to sit a long time for reading the rules and descriptions of characters, which is strictly necessary for the game to start.

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Our final edition of Fundamental for 2018 leads with a special feature on the significant disruption currently witnessed across the financial services sector, including the fallout from the Interim Report of the Financial Services Royal Commission; questions around the "efficiently, honestly and fairly" standard for financial services; a new code of ethics for financial advisers; and the latest on the Design and Distribution Obligations and Product Intervention Powers Bill.
We continue this focus with the launch of Financial Services Thinking – a new publication to help prepare you for some of the most significant reforms to the financial services industry in decades.
In this edition we also take a close look at FIRB's revised guidance on the "open and transparent sale" test; the pitfalls of data rooms in property transactions; the new dishonesty test for directors; and related party transactions.
We're proud to announce both our Funds Management and Real Estate teams are recognised as industry leaders by independent legal services guide Chambers Asia Pacific. Ranked above and alongside much larger national and international firms confirms our unique standing in the market.
We close the year by warmly congratulating Nicholas Stevens on his promotion to partner and welcoming lawyer Justin Foster to our Real Estate team which now comprises 11 lawyers dedicated to supporting our clients' growth.
Finally, our best wishes to you and your family for a safe and happy Christmas. Thank you for your support and we look forward to working with you again in the New Year.
For this edition of Fundamental, please click through the articles below to view them or download the full PDF version by clicking on the View PDF button above.
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After having taken sea kayak classes and rented kayaks for a few summers, I decided it was time to buy a kayak for my very own. What I was looking for was a British design touring kayak. I also had a budget in mind so roto-molded boats were in, fiberglass versions were out.
I settled on shopping at Riverside Kayak Connection in Wyandotte, Michigan based on both their reputation as well as their selection. Riverside carries predominantly sea kayaks while most of the other kayak dealers in my area cater mostly to either whitewater or recreational boats.
Paddling the Valley Nordkapp RM between Beaver and Garden Islands.
I decided upon the Valley Nordkapp RM sea kayak after test paddling several boats. Tested were Valley’s Avocet as well as the Aquanaut RM, Current Designs’ Sirocco. The Avocet was too small for my 6 foot, 200lb size while all the others seemed to fit fine.
The Valley Nordkapp sea kayak is a legendary design with a storied history. It has an almost cult like following. And for good reason too. It is indeed a very sea worthy boat although it is a bit of an acquired taste. It is low on initial stability like many other British soft chined boats. This trait tends to make beginner paddlers a bit nervous as it feels tippy. The Nordkapp is known for having a high degree of secondary stability which really shines in rough conditions.
I have now paddled the Nordkapp RM for seven seasons. During this time it has taken me on trips to four of the Great Lakes and dozens of small inland lakes.
Relaxing in the west arm of Grand Traverse Bay near Traverse City, Michigan.
On flat water, the boat is indeed tippy “feeling” but it is actually quite stable. As one builds expertise and skills, the boat’s primary stability or “tippyness” fades away. On rough water and larger waves, the secondary stability really shines. The worst conditions that I have paddled were on Lake Michigan in 4-6 foot waves with 20-25 mph winds. Much more commonly, I have paddled seas in the 1-3 foot range.
Edging the boat is an easy roll of the hips. Being soft chined however, the point of distinction between primary and secondary stability is vague (at least to me).
My only complaint with the boat fit has been my feet. The soft chines cut into foot room if your feet are size 11 (American) or larger. My heels are jammed together and I have to be very conscious choosing footgear. I have resorted to wearing NRS Freestyle water shoes in order to gain as much room as possible without going barefoot or using neoprene socks.
I also have switched out the stock seat for a Valley foam seat to reduce the seat height for added stability. I had no complaints with the stock seat and back band.
All boats leak. All of them. Over the last seven seasons, I have re-caulked the bulkheads twice. In both case the amount of leakage from the cockpit into the hatches has been minimal.
The roto-molded hull has been durable despite a few minor gouges from a few rocky beach landings in the Pictured Rocks of Lake Superior. In fact, this is one of the most appealing features of the Nordkapp RM is the roto-molded construction. This makes the kayak perfect for rock gardens and rough beach landings where a fiberglass or composite boat would take a beating. Overall, it is a great choice if you need the extra durability or prefer the lower maintenance compared to fiberglass or composite.
The skeg is cable operated and has required only a squirt of silicone lubricant every few years.
The Nordkapp is a better boat than I am a paddler. It is a boat that you will never grow out of and will challenge you to improve your skills. Highly recommended!
What do you think? Share your comments on our review of the Valley Nordkapp RM!

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Home / Discipline e prodotti / Urologia / Banca dati bibliografica / blog / Banca dati bibliografica / Basulto-Martínez M et al, 2018: The role of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy in the future of stone management.
PURPOSE: of review The most relevant recent findings on the use of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) in adult population to provide an insight of its role in the current and future of stone treatment. Comparing ESWL with other modalities is not in the scope of this review.
RECENT FINDINGS: We conducted a PubMed/Embase search and reviewed recent publications that include relevant information on the development of ESWL. Low-rate shock waves improve stone breakage, ramping energy modalities improve stone fragmentation and have lower incidence of hematoma and kidney injury. Transgluteal approach is suggested to improve stone-free rates for distal ureteral stones in a single session. Proper coupling is the most important technical aspect of the treatment and coupling improvement can be achieved by optical monitorization. Triple D score is a promising tool in proper patient selection, but external validation is needed. Predictive information arising from computed tomography scans has been refined by the variant coefficient of stone density and 3D texture analysis that might improve outcomes in the future.
SUMMARY: Recent evidence suggests that modifying techniques and protocols, and better patient selection are the current trends for improving ESWL outcomes. EWSL will keep its role as the single noninvasive treatment in stone management with room for outcome improvement in the future.
In view of the constantly increasing interest in and use of endoscopic procedures for stone removal this article provides insights in successful use of SWL. The conclusion worthwhile to cite is that “ESWL will maintain its stature as an excellent non-invasive treatment option for stones in years to come”.
The authors discuss a number of technical steps as well as the importance of appropriate patient selection with the aim of optimizing SFR. It is obvious that apart for optical coupling control and development of devices for mechanical percussion, there have been few technical improvements of lithotripsy during recent years. The article is recommended for reading and below follows some personal reflections.
It is emphasized that despite more than 30 years of clinical experience with SWL, there is no standardized principles for the treatment. My personal view is that this lack of standardization not necessarily is a shortcoming and that several years of experience indicate that individualized treatment has been a winning concept. The ongoing debate deals for instance with the question on whether distal ureteral stones are treated better in the prone or supine position. Different factors are of importance for this decision and whereas most stones are best treated with transgluteal shock wave approach (my own standard position since 1987) some stones might be treated more efficiently in prone position.
The optimal shock wave frequency remains another controversial issue as does the upper limit of number of shock waves during the same session. Personally I would hesitate to go as far as 7000 as suggested. At least with the lowest frequency of shock wave administration such an approach will cause a demanding duration of the treatment.
The authors claim that prediction of treatment outcome with the “triple D” method is useful: SSD ≤ 12 cm; Stone volume ≤ 150 mm3 and HU ≤ 600. The future use of AI is mentioned, but I think that this method cannot compete with decisions made by the experienced operator.
Whereas SFR always is the standard end-point, the extent of disintegration is seldom discussed unless in terms of CIRF, which usually is a less well defined variable. The degree of disintegration might be important for understanding what can be achieved with mechanical percussion and how this technique can be developed further.
Nothing is mentioned about pain control; but when only analgesics and/or sedatives are used repeated SWL should not be considered a failure!
Contrary to the authors´ opinion that insufficient standardization of SWL is a disadvantage, I think that the specific flavour of this non-invasive therapy is just its low degree of standardization. This is the prerequisite that enables personalized treatment.
In view of the constantly increasing interest in and use of endoscopic procedures for stone removal this article provides insights in successful use of SWL. The conclusion worthwhile to cite is that “ESWL will maintain its stature as an excellent non-invasive treatment option for stones in years to come”. The authors discuss a number of technical steps as well as the importance of appropriate patient selection with the aim of optimizing SFR. It is obvious that apart for optical coupling control and development of devices for mechanical percussion, there have been few technical improvements of lithotripsy during recent years. The article is recommended for reading and below follows some personal reflections. It is emphasized that despite more than 30 years of clinical experience with SWL, there is no standardized principles for the treatment. My personal view is that this lack of standardization not necessarily is a shortcoming and that several years of experience indicate that individualized treatment has been a winning concept. The ongoing debate deals for instance with the question on whether distal ureteral stones are treated better in the prone or supine position. Different factors are of importance for this decision and whereas most stones are best treated with transgluteal shock wave approach (my own standard position since 1987) some stones might be treated more efficiently in prone position. The optimal shock wave frequency remains another controversial issue as does the upper limit of number of shock waves during the same session. Personally I would hesitate to go as far as 7000 as suggested. At least with the lowest frequency of shock wave administration such an approach will cause a demanding duration of the treatment. The authors claim that prediction of treatment outcome with the “triple D” method is useful: SSD ≤ 12 cm; Stone volume ≤ 150 mm3 and HU ≤ 600. The future use of AI is mentioned, but I think that this method cannot compete with decisions made by the experienced operator. Two other points deserve a special comment: Whereas SFR always is the standard end-point, the extent of disintegration is seldom discussed unless in terms of CIRF, which usually is a less well defined variable. The degree of disintegration might be important for understanding what can be achieved with mechanical percussion and how this technique can be developed further. Nothing is mentioned about pain control; but when only analgesics and/or sedatives are used repeated SWL should not be considered a failure! Contrary to the authors´ opinion that insufficient standardization of SWL is a disadvantage, I think that the specific flavour of this non-invasive therapy is just its low degree of standardization. This is the prerequisite that enables personalized treatment.

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For decades Australians have expected that they will live a better life than the generation before them but that might all be about to change. For the current cohort of young adults, good financial advice could make all the difference.
‘Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.’ The proverb is just as applicable to the world of wealth as it is to health. We can give our children all they need in life including financial security. But if we want them to thrive we must encourage them to learn their own lessons about investing.
Some of the finest financial advice begins with parents’ guidance around good money habits, particularly when children are very young. The developing minds of youngsters happily digest examples of monetary management demonstrated by their parents. But what happens when those children become adults, find jobs and begin their own financial journeys?
Let’s start with what research tells us, the fact that life is expensive for young adults. ASIC MoneySmart1 says single Australians under 35 spend an average of $869 per week (over $45,000 per year), including $278 on housing, $142 on transport, $104 on food and drinks, $24 on medical expenses and $23 on clothing and footwear. All of these costs will, of course, rise as younger Australians move through life stages.
Families with teenage children, for example, spend $314 weekly on food and drinks, $104 on medical expenses and $332 on transport.
Compounding the pain of this increasing expenditure is the fact that the younger generation, for the first time in Australian history, could be poorer in relative terms than their parents were at a similar age. A Grattan Institute report from 2014 titled The Wealth of Generations2 has revealed that “older Australians are capturing a growing share of Australia’s wealth, while the wealth of younger Australians has stagnated”.
This has partly been caused by the fact that older generations have profited handsomely from the housing boom. At the same time, increases in government payments to older people mean today’s younger Australians risk facing a lower standard of living than their parents.
The report states that increased government spending leads to an increased budget deficit. The deficit must be paid down by future taxpayers. But within the top-heavy, ageing population there will be less future taxpayers than ever when compared to the number of retirees and pensioners also supported by those taxes.
So what can parents do? Few adult children will react kindly to a financial lecture. But parents leading a discussion around their adult childrens’ future lifestyle and the financing of that lifestyle can lead to positive outcomes.
At the same time it is important to recognise the boundaries of parents’ financial advice. What worked for you may not work for your adult children thanks to individual preferences, goals and risk profiles, differing economic environments, changing regulations, higher house prices and costs of living as well as different market trends and new strategies. At the right time, it is a financial adviser’s role to provide practical direction to your adult children’s financial matters.
A financial adviser can help young adults with topics such as utilising their bonuses, pay rises and tax returns effectively, managing debt and paying it off more quickly and protecting assets and lifestyle. A financial adviser’s understanding of current market trends and different investment options also means they are best placed to help a young adult set up an appropriate investment portfolio.
You have experienced the benefits your financial adviser can deliver. Your adult children, who have the great advantage of time, are likely to benefit from professional financial advice too.
1 MoneySmart website (Source: www.moneysmart.gov.au/managing-your-money/budgeting/spending/australian-spending-habits, 30 November 2015, figures from 2012).


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Voltech Instruments is the market leader in the provision of test and measurement solutions for the worldwide power electronics industry. For over 20 years our engineers have been using proven technology to design innovative products that provide trustworthy and easy-to-use measurement solution.
Voltech designs and manufactures a complete range of wound component testers that cater to every power electronics design and test need. From the first digital power analyzer produced over 20 years ago, to the next generation of automatic transformer testers, Voltech is committed to providing practical solutions that help our customers design and test better products, faster.
1987 Launched the world's first commercially available digital power analyser, the PM1000.
1989 Produced the world's first digital three-phase power analyser, the PM3000.
1991 AT3500 The world's first self-contained automatic transformer tester.
1993 First power analyser to use Digital Signal Processing (D.S.P.) technology, the PM3000A awarded the Queen's Award for Export achievement.
1993 AT1000 transformer tester released.
1995 Produced two low cost power analysers, the PM100 and PM300.
1996 Opened new facilities in the US to provide sales and service support second generation transformer tester launched, the AT3600.
2001 Released the ATi transformer tester / L.C.R. meter.
2004 Developed the industry-first multi-phase power analyser the PM6000.
2006 Opened new facility in Nantong, China.
2007 Next generation, single-phase low cost power analyser released, the PM1000+.
2010 Remains the global leader in power analysers and transformer testers, with offices in Europe, China and the US.
2013 Voltech enters IP agreement with Tektronix. Voltech now focused on Transformer testing market.

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Pre-registration is required by June 1st, 2019.
1. All vendors are required to have liability insurance in order to vend.
2. Please turn your application in early as space is limited. We will not be able to accept vendor applications after June 1st, 2019.
3. The vendor fair will start at 10 am and close at 3 pm. No early break downs.
4. The vendor fee is $50.00, and the fee includes an approximate 10 by 10 space to be assigned by the vendor coordinator. There are no refunds and the fee cannot be transferred to another vendor.
5. Vendors may arrive and unload between the hours of 6:30 am and 9 am.
a. Please unload your vehicle first.
b. Move your vehicle to the designated vendor parking areas.
c. Set up your booth.
d. Vendors must be ready to sell at 10 am.
6. We will not be able to accommodate any late comers and you will forfeit your vendor fee if you’ve not checked in with the vendor coordinator by 9 am. The sooner you arrive the better.
7. Vendors are required to park in the designated parking areas only.
8. All vendors must stay until the close of the fair at 3 pm. If you break down early you may not be eligible to participate the following year. A “sold out” sign may be placed in your booth if you do sell out, but your canopy, tables, etc. must remain in place.
9. All vendors must leave their area clean at the end of the day. Please dispose of trash and gray water properly.
10. Use of all tobacco products within the vendor boundaries is PROHIBITED.
11. Pets are not allowed in any booth and vendors may not have personal pets in their booth. Service Pets are allowed with proper identification.
12. Vendors need to provide their own tables, chairs, garbage can, canopies and other equipment for set up.
All vendors please check in with vendor coordinator the morning of in the North Eden Hall parking lot.


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As you most likely already know, Woods of Ypres frontman David Gold was killed in a car accident a few days before Christmas. I'd just like to say a few things.
I only became aware of Woods of Ypres last year. I listened to Woods 4: The Green Album and became and instant fan. Later than day, I tweeted a couple thoughts about the album and before the screen had faded on my phone, David had responded to my thoughts. We had a little back and forth that day and that was it. That one brief conversation with him was the only time we ever "spoke" but it left a mark. See, I didn't initiate contact. He did. He was actively seeking out comments about Woods of Ypres and willfully interacting with the fans. I said to myself, "Wow. That's cool." This is but one small example of the dedication David had for his band and its fans.
I enjoyed following the progress of the making of Woods 5: Grey Skies and Electric Light. I was very excited to see how it turned out. I wasn't the only one. The buzz surrounding the band seemed to be growing. It was looking like 2012 was going to be big for Woods of Ypres. Then the hammer blow.
I was on break in the middle of a night shift when I heard. I was stunned. My eyes grew big as saucers and my jaw hit the floor. I didn't believe it at first. I didn't want to believe it. I wanted to find out it was a hoax. Soon enough it became apparent that wasn't the case. In the words of Gold himself, "Only death is real." I can't say I was 100% surprised that Gold met his end before his time. He didn't appear to be a happy man. Optimists and happy-go-lucky souls don't write that many songs about death. But with all the recognition and what not the band was getting, I had hoped that other kind of tragedy would be a non-issue. If you take my meaning. Although, if he believed what he sang about in "Death is Not an Exit", he realized that suicide is never the solution. It's a very small consolation that this was an accident, but nevertheless, a tremendous talent was taken away far too early.
Earache Records released a digital promo of Woods 5 shortly after Gold's death. Whenever I listen to it, I feel like it's being sung by a ghost. As if the album wasn't haunting enough. I was singing along to it on my drive to work this morning and I could hardly see for the tears. It doesn't make any sense why I should grieve so much for a man I didn't even know. I've been more upset these past few weeks about Gold's passing that I have been for some extended family members. Perhaps the tragic nature and the age of the deceased played a part. More than likely, my grief is born of selfishness. Woods 5 will be the last WoY album. I will never meet David. I'll never get to see him perform live. All those things are now denied to me. Of course, I also have the deepest compassion for his family, close friends and most rabid fans. The road to enlightenment is paved with compassion, and as a Buddhist practitioner, that's my ultimate goal. So deep down, most of those tears are shed for them.
I didn't feel this bad about any of the metal figures that have passed recently. Not for Dio, nor Cory Smoot, nor Paul Gray, nor Peter Steele. All in bands with bigger profiles than WoY. Bands I've been fans of for years. I don't even think I felt this genuinely sad for Cobain. And I was a huge Nirvana fan. (I was more angry than anything.) Even though I've only been a Woods of Ypres fan less than a year, this hurts more than any of those. So much potential, lost in the blink of an eye.
I will leave you with a chilling thought. In the song "Alternate Ending" on Woods 5, there are the lyrics "Back on the highway, under the moon. My final moments, still wondering about you." It's like he knew.
Return In Peace, David. May your next life bring you happiness.

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In 2001 The Netherlands was the first country in the world to legalize euthanasia and, along with it, assisted suicide. Various safeguards were put in place to show who should qualify and doctors acting in accordance with these safeguards would not be prosecuted. Because each case is unique, five regional review committees were installed to assess every case and to decide whether it complied with the law. For five years after the law became effective, such physician-induced deaths remained level - and even fell in some years. In 2007 I wrote that ‘there doesn’t need to be a slippery slope when it comes to euthanasia. A good euthanasia law, in combination with the euthanasia review procedure, provides the warrants for a stable and relatively low number of euthanasia.’ Most of my colleagues drew the same conclusion.
But we were wrong - terribly wrong, in fact. In hindsight, the stabilization in the numbers was just a temporary pause. Beginning in 2008, the numbers of these deaths show an increase of 15% annually, year after year. The annual report of the committees for 2012 recorded 4,188 cases in 2012 (compared with 1,882 in 2002). 2013 saw a continuation of this trend and I expect the 6,000 line to be crossed this year or the next. Euthanasia is on the way to become a ‘default’ mode of dying for cancer patients.
Alongside this escalation other developments have taken place. Under the name ‘End of Life Clinic,’ the Dutch Right to Die Society NVVE founded a network of travelling euthanizing doctors. Whereas the law presupposes (but does not require) an established doctor-patient relationship, in which death might be the end of a period of treatment and interaction, doctors of the End of Life Clinic have only two options: administer life-ending drugs or sending the patient away. On average, these physicians see a patient three times before administering drugs to end their life. Hundreds of cases were conducted by the End of Life Clinic. The NVVE shows no signs of being satisfied even with these developments. They will not rest until a lethal pill is made available to anyone over 70 years who wishes to die. Some slopes truly are slippery.
Other developments include a shift in the type of patients who receive these treatments. Whereas in the first years after 2002 hardly any patients with psychiatric illnesses or dementia appear in reports, these numbers are now sharply on the rise. Cases have been reported in which a large part of the suffering of those given euthanasia or assisted suicide consisted in being aged, lonely or bereaved. Some of these patients could have lived for years or decades.
Whereas the law sees assisted suicide and euthanasia as an exception, public opinion is shifting towards considering them rights, with corresponding duties on doctors to act. A law that is now in the making obliges doctors who refuse to administer euthanasia to refer their patients to a ‘willing’ colleague. Pressure on doctors to conform to patients’ (or in some cases relatives’) wishes can be intense. Pressure from relatives, in combination with a patient’s concern for the wellbeing of his beloved, is in some cases an important factor behind a euthanasia request. Not even the Review Committees, despite hard and conscientious work, have been able to halt these developments.
I used to be a supporter of legislation. But now, with twelve years of experience, I take a different view. At the very least, wait for an honest and intellectually satisfying analysis of the reasons behind the explosive increase in the numbers. Is it because the law should have had better safeguards? Or is it because the mere existence of such a law is an invitation to see assisted suicide and euthanasia as a normality instead of a last resort? Before those questions are answered, don’t go there. Once the genie is out of the bottle, it is not likely to ever go back in again.
Theo Boer is professor of ethics at the Protestant Theological University at Groningen. For nine years, he was a Member of a Regional Review Committee. For the Dutch Government, five such committees assess whether a euthanasia case was conducted in accordance with the Law. The views expressed here represent his views as a professional ethicist, not of any institution. The article was first published on the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition's blog and is printed here with Dr. Boer's permission.


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Tom Healy rescued the Irish Stock Exchange from the threat of extinction, transforming the Dublin market from a sleepy backwater into one of the one of the leading destinations for international listed funds and debt securities.
When he was appointed chief executive of the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE) in 1987, Dublin was struggling and looked set to follow the UK regional securities markets into the maw of London. In his two decades in charge Tom turned the situation around. He quickly spotted the opportunities the nascent IFSC created for the ISE.
From being a market exclusively focused on domestic shares and government bonds, Dublin under Tom's leadership looked outward to the wider world.
In 1990 the first listed fund made its debut on the Irish Stock Exchange while the first debt fund listed in 2000. The exchange is now number one in the world for listed funds and number two for debt funds. Then in 1995 the Irish Stock Exchange became an independent market once again after more than two decades as part of the London Stock Exchange.
A native of Co Westmeath, Tom graduated from Trinity and spent five years in various roles with the IDA. However, it was during his seven years as communications manager with the Irish Trade Board that he first became widely known. Even so, without a financial background, his appointment as ISE chief executive in 1987, came as something of a surprise.
In the mid-1980s the Irish Stock Exchange was an extremely traditional, not to say stuffy, institution. Trading was dominated by a handful of brokers and all deals took place on the floor of the Exchange's Anglesea Street headquarters. Just to make matters worse, the imposition of exchange controls following the break with sterling in 1979 meant that Irish investors couldn't own shares in overseas companies, even those of companies that used their shares to buy Irish listed companies.
The Irish Stock Exchange went over a decade, from 1973 to 1986, with no new companies joining its main market.
Into all of this Tom came as a breath, more a gale actually, of fresh air. A market that seemed to have no future was revived. And it wasn't just overseas business. Under Tom's leadership a host of Irish companies including Glanbia, Aryzta, Kingspan, Ryanair and Paddy Power Betfair joined the Irish Stock Exchange and became world beaters.
By the time Tom stepped down in 2007, the ISE was recording annual operating profits of over €10m.
Tom then became head of the new Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange before retiring in 2010.
A warm host and a good friend, Tom will be deeply missed by all of those of us who were privileged to have known him.


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Big data is good for business, from better marketing and product development to recruiting strategies, and now companies are turning to big data to help them boost employee productivity as well. The secret to keeping employees motivated can often be hidden by company policy or even the office layout, so turning to big data to help discover these hidden factors can yield new insights into how the office works and how to make it better.
Office design has seen some dramatic changes over the years, from the cubicle to the open office, but finding the right balance between a collaborative workplace and an office where employees can get things done without interruption still remains a challenge. Now with big data cloud services, employers are trying to get a better idea of which workspaces are used the most and which ones are used the least to determine how they can optimize the workplace.
By placing a variety of sensors around the office, such as motions sensors, sensors on chairs and tables that indicate when they were used and how long, and sensors in employee badges that track employee movements- employers can get a pretty good picture of how an office space is used. Then by combining that data with employee satisfaction surveys, employers can create an office space that encourages productivity and promotes employee satisfaction.
Results from one sensor study found private offices remain unoccupied 77 percent of the time and work stations aren’t occupied 60 percent of the time indicating that as workers have become more mobile, small but informal work spaces are needed more than formal offices and large conference rooms.
In addition to the actual office space, employers have also started collecting data on how employee interactions and policies that influence interaction affect productivity. For example, Bank of America asked 90 of its workers to wear badges with sensors in them that tracked their movements as well as the tone of their conversation in order to find out how important social interaction was for its call-center employees.
The sensor data indicated that those employees who worked in close-knit teams and had frequent interaction with co-workers tended to be the most productive. As a result, the bank started scheduling group breaks, so employees had more times to interact with each other, and productivity rose by 10 percent.
Results from a sensor study by Cubist Pharmaceuticals had similar results. Its sales team was more productive and energetic when it had frequent face-to-face interactions, but the data also revealed that employees weren’t interacting during the lunch hour. Instead, they would spend lunch in their office. In response, the company created a better cafeteria to entice workers to eat together.
Another interesting finding from sensor data is that the size of a lunch table can also affect productivity and collaboration. Larger lunch tables encourage more social interaction across departments in a company, and the overall increase in social interaction boosts productivity.
Finally, big data can help HR better identify top performing employees and managers that lead top performing teams. By combining traditional HR data, employee demographics, rewards and performance data, with additional information such as sales and profits, employees and customer surveys and internal communications, HR gains a better picture of employee performance and the factors influencing performance. With this data companies can better reward top performers and help them develop further, as well as have a better profile to look for when recruiting new employees.
The human element will always be important when it comes to making decisions about the workplace, but big data also has a place in yielding insights hidden from management, whether it’s a change in break times or a new layout in the break room. By taking advantage of big data services and insights, companies can boost productivity and morale resulting in a lower turnover rate and higher profits.


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The state of the economy has been at the forefront of the news so frequently that many other concerns have been overshadowed by the pressing wider concerns about macroeconomic stability and personal financial worries and issues. However, the continuingly rising rate of adult and children’s obesity in the UK is a cause for concern, with recent Europe-wide reports putting Britain near the top of the most obese nations in Europe.
In some ways, austerity has had a positive impact on the habits of British adults with cooking from scratch becoming more popular and the interest in provenance of foods rising together with the desire to buy more local produce. That said, cooking from scratch often requires considerable effort (eg planning and preparation), with more time-poor adults resorting to faster but often less healthy options (eg ready meals, fast food).
This report exposes a widening divide between adults with higher incomes and those on low incomes, as the former are able to afford to take shortcuts to be in better physical and mental health and have more time to relax (eg gym memberships, hiring help for household chores and childcare). Conversely, those with lower incomes are frequently forced to prioritise their financial health rather than overall wellbeing leading to a lack of work/life balance. Thus, there is a greater disparity between those who can and cannot afford to be healthy.
Are we as healthy as we think?
Are we getting our 5-a-day?
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The White Mountains of California and Nevada are a triangular fault block mountain range facing the Sierra Nevada across the upper Owens Valley. They extend for approximately 60 mi (97 km) as a greatly elevated plateau about 20 mi (32 km) wide on the south, narrowing to a point at the north, with elevations generally increasing south to north. The range’s broad southern end is near the community of Big Pine, where Westgard Pass and Deep Springs Valley separate it from the Inyo Mountains. The narrow northern end is at Montgomery Pass, where U.S. Route 6 crosses. The Fish Lake Valley lies east of the range; the southeast part of the mountains are separated from the Silver Peak Range by block faulting across the Furnace Creek Fault Zone, forming a feeder valley to Fish Lake Valley. The range lies within the eastern section of the Inyo National Forest.
Historically sheep were also grazed in large numbers, introducing diseases from which the native Bighorn Sheep populations are still slowly recovering. Before European colonization of surrounding valleys in the mid 19th century, PaiuteIndians occupied summer hunting camps up to about 13,100 ft (4,000 m), leaving ruins of archeological interest.
The road is normally gated seven miles from the summit at an elevation of 11,680 ft (3,560 m), making this California’s easiest 14,000 ft (4,300 m) summit. North of White Mountain Peak, two sharp arêtes alternate along the crest with broad “whalebacks” and high plateaus with about six more summits over 13,000 ft (4,000 m). The crest crosses the California-Nevada state line just south of a final high summit Boundary Peak 13,147 ft (4,007 m), Nevada’s high point. Boundary Peak is the “prow” of the triangular fault block. It has views directly down into valleys to the west, north and east that are hidden by the increasing width of the high plateau to the south. North of Boundary Peak the range rapidly loses altitude and ends at Montgomery Pass.
The west face of the White Mountains rises steeply out of Owens Valley. Climbing to any summit from this direction is a scramble with about 8,000 ft (2,400 m) elevation gain. Eastern slopes are somewhat gentler and have numerous cirques left by Pleistoceneglaciers and even a few snowfields persisting through most summers. Most of these cirques are entered or approached by jeep roads and offer scenic yet non-technical routes to the crest.


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Seafood exporters must be registered, and follow food standards and other regulations, as well as meeting the requirements of their destination country. We've created a step-by-step process so you can see what's involved.
An overview of exporting seafood from start to finish.
Seafood products are all fish and fish products, including finfish, crustaceans, cephalopods, echinoderms, molluscs, gastropods, and bivalve molluscan shellfish.
As an exporter you're responsible for knowing and meeting the Overseas Market Access Requirements (OMAR) for your destination country. OMARs differ between countries and products, and set out requirements for all operators in your export chain – for example, processors, storage operators, and transporters.
You need to apply to MPI to read the seafood OMARs because they're password protected.
When you have your pasword, you'll be able to read the OMARs for your products.
Read the OMAR for your destination country thoroughly to make sure you can comply with all of the requirements.
Some countries require premises or harvest areas to be approved, or 'listed', before you can export your products. 'Listing' is a procedure agreed between governments for ensuring that a country's market access requirements are met and products are produced in premises or areas approved to export to that country. Your OMAR will tell you if you need to be listed and the process to follow.
Note that if there's no OMAR it could mean your product is prohibited from being sent to that country.
If you export to countries that don't need official assurances and are a primary processor who exports, you must operate under a risk management programme.
a regulated control scheme (RCS) in the case of limited processing fishing vessels.
Other suppliers in your export chain – for example, fishing vessels, farms, storage operators, processors, and transporters – may also need to operate under an approved programme. Information in the RMP or RCS will form part of your application for official assurance.
RMPs and RCSs help you manage hazards, ensure your seafood is fit for purpose, and meet legal requirements. If at any point the seafood is processed, transported, or stored outside of an approved programme, you can’t get an official assurance and your seafood will lose its eligibility for export.
You can prepare a RMP by using one of the codes of practice (COP) that MPI has developed in consultation with the seafood industry.
You can prepare an RCS by using a guideline developed by MPI in consultation with the seafood industry.
After developing your programme, you must register it and get it verified each year. MPI Verification Services verifies operators. You need to work with them to make sure your seafood complies with all of the requirements and that you're following your RMP or RCS.
Stand-alone operators who store seafood before it is exported must meet specific requirements, depending on their market. Seafood also has specific storage temperature requirements, which are detailed in the COP.
Labels on fish and fish products for export must meet specific requirements.
E-cert is the web application MPI uses to issue official assurances (export certificates) for food products that are exported from New Zealand. It is mandatory to use E-cert for some countries, and strongly recommended for all others. E-cert tracks products from the time they’re produced until they're exported.
The information you enter about your seafood products and the declarations you make will confirm that your product complies with requirements.
When MPI is satisfied that your seafood products comply with all requirements and standards, we issue the official assurance (export certificate) through E-cert.
The official assurance can be provided for your consignment in various ways. Check the OMAR of your destination country and the Official Assurances Programme for more information.

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Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture is a peer-reviewed journal that offers a space for debates on the important nexus of migration and culture. It promotes diverse global and local perspectives by fostering cutting-edge research in this area, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary methodologies.
Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture situates itself at the interface of Migration Studies and Cultural Studies. The terminology and key concepts in use in discourses on migration have yet to be sufficiently theorized or understood from theoretical perspectives linked to cultural studies, although migration is intrinsically linked to questions of culture. The course of cultures at both local and global levels is crucially affected by migratory movements. In turn, culture itself is turned migrant.
This journal's scope will be global, with a predominant focus on migration and culture from the latter half of the twentieth century to the present-day. Apart from the inclusion of refereed articles, Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture will include a section of reviews of films, music, photography, exhibitions or books on migration-related topics, interviews with cultural practitioners who focus on migration-related topics, and oral histories of migrant cultural experiences.
The course of cultures at both local and global levels is crucially affected by migratory movements. In turn, culture itself is turned migrant. This double-blind peer-reviewed journal will advance the study of the plethora of cultural texts on migration produced by an increasing number of cultural practitioners across the globe who tackle questions of culture in the context of migration. They do this in a variety of ways and through a variety of media. To name but a few relevant aspects of this juncture of migration and culture, questions of dislocation, travel, borders, diasporic identities, transnational contacts and cultures, cultural memory, the transmission of identity across generations, questions of hybridity and cultural difference, the material and oral histories of migration and the role of new technologies in bridging cultures and fostering cultural cross-pollination will all be relevant. Methodologies of research will include both the study of ‘texts' and fieldwork. Please e-mail the editor at pnair@unu.edu and p.nair@qmul.ac.uk to submit a manuscript or for any additional questions or information.
The contribution made by this journal to debates on the important nexus of migration and culture will be crucial. Cultural processes and cultural identity are central aspects of migration, which require diverse theoretical investigations. Crossings: Journal of Migration and Culture fosters cutting-edge research in this area, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary methodologies. This journal will advance the study of the plethora of cultural texts on migration produced by an increasing number of cultural practitioners across the globe who tackle questions of culture in diverse contexts of migration. They do this in a variety of ways and through a variety of media. To name but a few relevant aspects of this juncture of migration and culture, questions of dislocation, travel, borders, diasporic identities, transnational contacts and cultures, cultural memory, the transmission of identity across generations, questions of hybridity and cultural difference, the material and oral histories of migration and the role of new technologies in bridging cultures and fostering cultural cross-pollination will all be relevant. Methodologies of research will include both the study of ‘texts' and fieldwork.
Contributions are sought from academics working in Migration Studies, Cultural Studies, Sociology, Geography, Media Studies, Philosophy, Politics, Film Studies, Oral History and Ethnography, Modern Languages and Literatures, as well as from cultural practitioners, such as filmmakers, photographers, musicians, curators, writers and scriptwriters who work on or around the topic of migration. In addition to the inclusion of refereed articles, Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture also welcomes offerings that may vary between extended review articles of films, music, photography, exhibitions or books on migration-related topics and interviews with cultural practitioners who focus on migration-related topics and oral histories of migrant cultural experiences.
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After the cleaning service in Jones is finished, how long do I have to wait before I can enter my home?
After Jones cleaning services, you can go back in immediately. Usually, cleaning takes a few minutes to dry, depending on which techniques and chemicals are used for the cleaning. In some rare cases, our cleaning professionals might advise you to stay off some of the cleaned surfaces until they dry completely for you to access.

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· Instantly decrypt and recover stored encrypted Facebook account Password from Popular Web browsers and Messengers.
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A CMOS Integrated Circuit is a device that performs quadrature decoding, counter, and bus interface functions. Decoder Integrated Circuits are designed to improve system performance in both digital closed loop motion control and digital data input systems. The device manages this task by shifting time intensive quadrature decoder functions to cost effective hardware. The decoder IC itself consists of quadrature decoder logic, binary up/down state counter, and an 8-bit bus interface. The use of Schmitt-triggered CMOS inputs and input noise filters allow reliable decoder IC operation in noisy environments. This decoder IC contains a 12-bit counter and provides TLL/CMOS compatible tri-state output buffers.
These controller ICs are high performance, general purpose motion control ICs, fabricated in the CMOS technology.
These decoders perform the quadrature decoder, counter, and bus interface functions and are designed to improve system performance in digital closed loop motion control systems and digital data input systems.
These Line Driver products are designed to meet industrial standards and are ideal for use in standard line driver packaging encoder applications.


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If you are in Oregon and looking for a great hiking experience, try the Oswald West State Park, 13 glorious miles of day-hiking along the Oregon Coast Trail.
On a recent trip to the Pacific Northwest, I got reacquainted with another kind of coastal experience. Along the Oregon coast, the Pacific dances to a different tune, sending waves crashing into the sandstone and basalt cliffs. The coast is wild and moody and the wind is strong enough to work your hair into a tease that any ’80s hair band would envy. Edged with old-growth forests that teeter precariously over sandstone cliffs, the Oregon coast is a place for adventuring, not listlessly thumbing through magazines from the comfort of a beach chair.


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Why is Bone Broth so good? Bone broth has been made for hundreds of years by our grandparents and their grandparents. It's rich in minerals and high in protein containing amino acids which can assist with the reduction of inflammation, help to strengthen bones, joints and muscle tissue, and healing compounds such as collagen to help heal the lining of the gut, support digestive health, boost metabolism and make broth from scratch. Our Beef Bone Broth powder is ready in seconds, as tasty and nutritious as homemade and easy to take on the go!
How is it made? Beef bones are added to filtered water and apple cider vinegar – to assist in the extraction of the minerals and boiled down to form a broth. Himalayan salt is added for the final stage of the broth, for flavour and nutrition. The broth is then strained for impurities and as it cools the fat is skimmed off the top. The broth goes through a gentle refractatant drying process taking care to preserve the rich nutritional profile.
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Santa Clara city is located in Santa Clara County, California State, US.
Zip Code is 95050 and Currently there are 19 clinics and Health/Urgent Care Locations in our database for Santa Clara City.
A Walk-in Santa Clara clinic describes a very broad category of medical facilities only loosely defined as those that accept patients on a walk-in basis and with no appointment required. A number of healthcare service providers fall under the walk-in clinic umbrella including urgent care centers, retail clinics and even many free clinics or community health clinics. Walk-in clinics offer the advantages of being accessible and often inexpensive.
You can search also for: Santa Clara Pharmacies and Santa Clara Assisted Living Homes.


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I just heard Ronda share from her heart. Her clear message was so powerful I literally felt a shift. A situation which I was viewing as hopeless and out of my hands was suddenly HOPEFUL! I’m going to go home and start reminding my daughter what a priceless diamond she is to me. Ronda – I really wish I heard your message 18 years earlier… but it’s NEVER too late! Thank you for this priceless gift.
You have an amazing stage presence and beautiful heart. I know your message will massively impact and transform the lives of many deserving people.
Ronda, you are one of the most articulate, caring, and knowledgeable personal growth experts in America!


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This book starts with the architecture of SQLite database and introduces you to concepts in SQL. You will find yourself equipped to design your own database system, administer it, and maintain it. Further, you will learn how to operate your SQLite databases smoothly using SQL commands.
You will be able to extend the functionality of SQLite by using its vast arsenal of C API calls to build some interesting, exciting, new, and intelligent data-driven applications. Understand how Xcode, HTML5, and Phonegap can be used to build a cross-platform modern app which can benefit from all these technologies - all through creating a complete, customizable application skeleton that you can build on for your own apps. This book provides a comprehensive description of SQLite database system. It describes design principles, engineering trade-offs, implementation issues, and operations of SQLite.
This book provides a comprehensive description of SQLite database system. It describes design principles, engineering trade-offs, implementation issues, and operations of SQLite.
SQLite for Mobile Apps Simplified is devoted to presenting approach and implementation methodology for using SQLite database in mobile apps. It presents step-by-step examples to create schema, execute transactions and access data from Android, BlackBerry and iOS applications. In addition, it presents ADB Shell and SQLite command-line shell from ADB Shell to access the SQLite Database created by the Android apps. For BlackBerry and iOS application, the book presents ways to access the data using the command line shell.
Outside of the world of enterprise computing, there is one database that enables a huge range of software and hardware to flex relational database capabilities, without the baggage and cost of traditional database management systems. That database is SQLite - an embeddable database with an amazingly small footprint, yet able to handle databases of enormous size. SQLite comes equipped with an array of powerful features available through a host of programming and development environments. It is supported by languages such as C, Java, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, TCL, and more.
The Definitive Guide to SQLite, Second Edition is devoted to complete coverage of the latest version of this powerful database. It offers a thorough overview of SQLite\u2019s capabilities and APIs. The book also uses SQLite as the basis for helping newcomers make their first foray into database development. In only a short time you can be writing programs as diverse as a server-side browser plug-in or the next great iPhone or Android application!
Developers, take note: databases aren't just for the IS group any more. You can build database-backed applications for the desktop, Web, embedded systems, or operating systems without linking to heavy-duty client-server databases such as Oracle and MySQL. This book shows how you to use SQLite, a small and lightweight database that you can build right into your application during development. Applications that handle data have an enormous advantage today, and with SQLite, you'll discover how to develop a database-backed application that remains manageable in size and complexity. This book guides you every step of the way. You'll get a crash course in data modeling, become familiar with SQLite's dialect of the SQL database language, and learn how you to work with SQLite using either a scripting language or a C-based language, such as C# or Objective C.Now, even relatively small and nimble applications can be a part of the data revolution. Using SQLite shows you how.
Die Datenbanksprache SQL ( Structured Query Language ) wird in Datenbanken zur Definition, Manipulation, Sicherung, aber hauptsaechlich zur Abfrage von Daten aus der Datenbank eingesetzt. Unabhaengig vom Betriebssystem oder aufwendigen, benutzerfreundlichen, graphischen Oberflaechen bleibt die Logik aber immer gleich.SQLite ist eine freie Desktop-Datenbank, sie kostet nichts, ist fuer viele Betriebssysteme verfuegbar, schnell heruntergeladen und installiert und auf das Notwendigste reduziert. Fuer den Einsteiger sind das die besten Voraussetzungen, ohne viel Aufwand schnell in die Welt der Datenbanken und Datenbanksprache reinzuschnuppern.Wer nach den Uebungen aber auf den Geschmack gekommen ist, hat schon den groessten Teil an Datenbanken und SQL gelernt, denn alles Besprochene ist Wissen, welches auch auf jedes andere der vielen Datenbanken grundlegend anwendbar ist. Nun koennen Sie auf die richtig Grossen zugehen, vom grossen Fachbuch bis zum riesigen Datenbanksystem.
This is the definitive reference book on the Symbian SQL database which is based on SQLite. The authors (both members of the Symbian engineering team responsible for the implementation of the code) show you how to design code and ease migration from an internal and external point of view, plus they reveal the dos and don'ts of writing high-performance database applications. Packed with resources and sample code, this timely book reveals how to design and tune applications that use the Symbian SQL framework to ultimately improve performance.
With its sample code and insider expertise, this text has everything you need to keep you ahead of the curve.
This text is written in fluent Japanese specifically for a Japanese audience. This is the second edition of the book - the first edition was published in 2005.
SQLite is a small, zero-configuration, custom-tailored, embeddable, thread-safe, easily maintainable, transaction-oriented, SQL-based, relational database management system. There is no separate install or setup procedure to initialize SQLite before using it. There is no configuration file. SQLite is open source, and is available in the public domain (for more information on open source, visit http://opensource.org). You can download SQLite source code from its homepage http://www.sqlite.org, compile it using your favorite C compiler, and start using the compiled library. SQLite runs on Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, and a few other operating systems. It has been widely used in low-to-medium tier database applications. This Short Cut discusses design principles, engineering trade-offs, implementation issues, and operations of SQLite. It presents a comprehensive description of all important components of the SQLite engine.


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This site will provide you with important information as an adjunct faculty member in the School of Nursing (SoN). Please visit the links below, or use the menu to the left to get information on specific topics.
Includes instructions on how to create, update, delete, and view your SMU faculty bio.


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Olive oil has many cosmetic uses, like castor oil, and can be used for total body wellness. It’s great for consuming or for applying on skin, etc. Which oil is best for your needs? Let’s examine the differences and similarities between castor oil and olive oil to see why we recommend you keep a bottle of olive oil in your bathroom right next to your bottle of castor oil.
Olive oil is one of the oldest known foods, with origins that date back to 3000 B.C. The mighty olive was a source of food, fuel, and medicine for the ancients in the regions known as present-day Crete and Syria.
Olive oil boasts an extensive list of health benefits, and is the prized feature of the Mediterranean Diet, a heart-healthy diet that has earned much acclaim around the world. When consumed as a food, olive oil has an array of health benefits, from preventing certain diseases to treating inflammation.
Olive oil can be applied externally to moisturize and treat dry skin, to polish shoes and household surfaces (including stainless steel and wood), and it can even be used to create biodiesel fuel.
Cosmetically, olive oil can be used to whiten teeth and remove makeup without the harsh, drying chemicals found in commercial tooth-whitening products or makeup removers.
The Mediterranean countries of Greece, Italy, and Spain consume up to two-thirds of all olive oil that is produced worldwide, and the Mediterranean region is also known for having lower rates of cardiovascular disease and certain cancers. It is believed that the health benefits of olive oil are strongly linked to the health of the population in this area of the world.
So how do castor oil and olive oil stack up?
Olive oil and castor oil provide a lot of the same health benefits. Your unique needs might mean that one oil will work better for you than the other. When it comes down to it, which oil is the better option for you?
We know by now that castor oil has a great reputation for thickening and regrowing hair. It turns out, so does olive oil! Olive oil can help remove the buildup of sebum–which is what prevents the growth of new hair follicles.
Olive oil is also rich in vitamins A and E, as well as antioxidants, which helps protect hair and seal in moisture. It can be used as a conditioner and you can even smooth a small amount of it over fly-away hairs when styling.
It is those same vitamins that make olive oil great for skin as well. Olive oil can moisturize, exfoliate, and improve elasticity of skin. It can also be used to gently and naturally remove eye makeup without the harsh chemicals typically found in over-the-counter eye makeup removers. Beware, olive oil can leave a greasy residue.
Castor oil is a diverse oil but is great for external use. On the contrary, olive oil’s list of internal benefits is quite long. Castor oil can treat gastrointestinal distress, can lengthen and strengthen hair, and can act as an antibacterial and antifungal for a multitude of skin issues. But, olive oil works well to prevent and help with certain cancers, to polish household surfaces, and of course, in cuisine. Both oils have so many benefits, but olive oil has a little bit more character and a little bit wider of a reach.
Neither castor oil nor olive oil has a particularly satisfying smell. Although the scent of olive oil is much more mild than castor oil, which some people find to have an offensive smell. The good news is, adding aromatic essential oils is always an option to improve the scent of any oil. Try adding lavender to castor oil, or lemon to olive oil.
Olive oil is available at a variety of price points. Olive oil, or commonly extra virgin olive oil (EVOO), virgin olive oil, refined olive oil, or pure olive oil. Experts recommend cold-pressed EVOO for its purity and nutrient density. Olive oil can also spoil when exposed to light and heat, and the dark bottles help protect from oxidation.
Always store your olive oil in a cool, dark place. You can expect to pay anywhere from $13 USD all the way up to $30 USD for a quality bottle of cold-pressed EVOO–sometimes even more.
There is quite a bit of controversy surrounding the grading of olive oils in the U.S., so making sure you are getting the most bang for your buck can be a time-consuming endeavor. Castor oil, on the other hand, seems a little bit more straightforward.
NOW Solutions brand 100% pure castor oil rings up at just under $9.50 USD for a 16 ounce bottle on Amazon, making it the cheaper option–and requiring much less research on the part of the consumer.
If you wish to really find the best castor oil on the market, check out our complete guide.
Hair efficiency 90/100 95/100 This is a close one! Olive oil is great for hair, but castor oil has the better reputation for thickening and lengthening your locks.
Skin efficiency 85/100 90/100 Both castor oil and olive oil moisturize and exfoliate skin, however, castor oil is better known for its antibacterial and antifungal properties, giving it a slight lead in the area of skin efficiency.
General efficiency 90/100 85/100 Both oils are excellent in terms of cosmetic use. Olive oil gets the slight lead because its internal benefits are on par with its external benefits.
Texture 80/100 75/100 The texture of olive oil is nicer, but very greasy. Castor oil is known for its thick texture, which some find unpleasant.
Odor 80/100 70/100 Olive oil wins this round as some people find the odor of castor oil offensive. The scent of both oils can be improved by the addition of essential oils, like lavender.
Easy to apply 85/100 75/100 Olive oil goes on smoother and is easier to apply. It is less viscous than castor oil, though it can be quite greasy.
Average price 65/100 90/100 Olive oil prices range from low to high dependent on quality, and the best oils can be quite costly. Castor oil’s pricing system is more straightforward and it is also the cheaper option.
RESULT 82.1 82.8 By a very slim margin, castor oil wins!
The oil cleansing method has gained some momentum in recent years. If you suffer from acne or oily/combination skin, ditching your harsh chemical cleansers for this natural approach might help your skin recover and improve.
Mix two drops of castor oil with about a teaspoon of EVOO. Gently rub the oil mixture into your skin with slow circular motions, and then apply a warm washcloth to your face. Gently wipe away the oil and rinse your face with warm water. No need for soap or moisturizer–this concoction satisfies both needs!
No need to choose between castor oil and olive oil, each of them contributing in its own way to our health, beauty and well-being.
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My skin is too much dry… Which oil makes it more moisture… Olive oil or castor oil….
I might be a little biased, but castor oil really works wonders for dry skin. You could also combine both and see which recipe works better for your skin!
Can i use castor oil mix with olive oil for hair growth?
Hi there, yes of course you can 🙂 Follow the recipe in the castor oil and olive oil article for details!
Thanks for reaching out with your question. No worries, this confused me too when I first learned about castor oil. It’s a tale as old as time, “back in the day” someone’s ma used to whip out the CO and give their kid or grandkid a spoonful of CO to help “clear out” the bowels. Well, some households may hold on to this “method of cleansing” but me personally, I really do not recommend it. Castor oil is TOO powerful to be absorbed internally, and dosing it correctly is dangerous. A drop too much and you can find yourself emptying your guts out for hours. Too much can be fatal. Castor oil packs are used for treating/healing internal pain/issues.
Hi Judy, I’m not quite sure what you mean. Could you be more specific? 🙂 That’ll help me answer your question better. Thanks!

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Whole life insurance is a form of life insurance that provides both life coverage and a savings component. Because of this, the premiums you pay are much higher compared to term life insurance. The savings portion is measured in “cash value” which builds over time as you pay your premiums. If you choose to forfeit your policy, then you are entitled to this cash value. You may also borrow against it in the form of a policy loan giving you access to the money without having to give up your coverage.
The premiums you pay are usually guaranteed to never increase, but for most plans you will be paying them for your entire life which is an important consideration to take into account when comparing different policies. It is important to note, that the savings return with a whole life insurance is usually not as competitive as with other savings vehicles.
It is for this reason that the alternative method of getting term life insurance and investing the difference is a wiser strategy. But, for those who use their whole life policy as being part of their estate planning due to the tax free benefit, it can be a smart choice. Ultimately the smartest decision begins with discussing your life insurance needs with a certified professional, and that’s where we come in.
If you have just began to look at buying life insurance, then you know that the Canadian market definitely offers you many choices. Many consumers are left feeling overwhelmed and unsure that the coverage they are looking at is their best option. Thankfully LifeCover.ca is here to help. Our approach is to look at your own individual insurance needs, prepare for you a comparison report and let you decide for yourself. See why everyday more Canadians are choosing us to help them ease the process of buying life insurance.


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Effects: Healer & God type cards ATK x3. ATK x1.5 when simultaneously clearing 6 connected Dark orbs.
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I am so hyped about this girl having that 3x atk on dragons and devils at the same time blows my mind!!! kinda suits with the super strong boss monsters that are coming out these days. I am hyped as much I was with mini valkyrie rose with 3 tpa when she came out we didn't have that many 3 tpa so I think I kinda see the pattern wink wink. hope I get her and use her for good use.
yeah xshinobix is right sorry about being not clear about things.... I love her awokenings so and well my dark team is kinda weak and I just recently purchased yomidra so I thought she will be great sub for him at arena 2 cus there are lot of devil and dragon type monsters and her awokenings will do some serious damage.
... It says Healer and God... No Dragons here. She's not even a Dragon type.
A Devil-Killing Devil, destroying demons with a smile. I have both L. Valk and Chibi L. Valk, and now that I have D. Valk i hope i get Chibi D. Valk to bring it full circle.
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Hard Seat (Yingzuo): The cheapest way to travel, but often crowded with 110 seats per car.
Soft Seat (Ruanzuo): Suitable for short distance travel like 2~6 hours on the way, less crowded than Hard seat.
Hard Sleeper (Yingwo): Sleeping car, suitable for both day and overnight travel. 6 beds per compartment and 66 beds per car. The compartments are open to the passageway.
Soft Sleeper (Ruanwo): 4 beds per compartment, each compartment being separate and with a door for it.

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