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The FH2000 model shares many common components with the field proven FH3000, including rotation head, mast structure, head traverse system, control system and rod clamps. This modular design concept allows for increased operator familiarization with common user interface, reduced parts support inventory, ease of technical support through common hydraulic systems.
Latest generation Tier 4 emissions rated Caterpillar C7 diesel engine. Exceeds the current emissions requirements for industrial engines. Extensive use of manifold blocks in the hydraulic system to reduce the number of fittings and hoses, therefore reducing the number of potential leak points. Catchment trays with an accessible drain point incorporated into the control cabinet design. Hinged control panel mount to allow better operator visibility and moves the operator from close proximity to the potential danger areas oxf the drill.
New Rotation Head design, reduced noise at high speed, increased efficiency via a selectable planetary gear system, increased torque and horsepower to the drill rods, pressurized oil system for head lubrication and cooling. Increased drilling capacity through higher pull back and main winch performance. Similar size foot print to smaller capacity drills. Head racking system to allow full clearance for large diameter rods and casing handling. Improved Traverse cylinder design with easily replaceable gland seals. The gland seals can be replaced without removing the cylinder. Automatic traverse rope adjustment via take up cylinders. Modular design principles have been used with a focus on improved maintenance access and ease of component change out.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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This might have been an attraction or a beauty spot once, but now it stands decrepit and crumbling. Entering this maze is not recommended, especially alone.
When the hedges move a certain way, this shrine can be found at a seemingly dead end in the labyrinth. Small and humble, a scatter of black and shining stones forms a circle, within which a few offerings have been burnt. This is a shrine to the New Gods.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Holy Roman Emperor’s admirable son Amarillo (5h Holy Roman Emperor-Alte Kunst, by Royal Academy) added another Group success to his record in Germany on Tuesday.
The five-year-old took the six-furlong G3 Preis Der Mitglieder Des Hamburger Renn-Clubs (Hamburger Flieger Preis) at Hamburg by a length and a half after taking the lead in the final furlong under Adrie de Vries.
It was a second G3 victory and third in total for the Peter Schiergen-trained entire, who was bred by Juergen Imm.

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Opening for The Dead Weather, The Ettes filled the Pageant with beautiful, buzzy garage rock on a haze-covered stage. Challenging lighting? Certainly, but only a taste of what was to come.
I thought the Ettes provided a nice compliment to The Dead Weather's sound. I could also see them hooking up with Band of Skulls or Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
Little did I know, The Ettes lighting was going to be the easiest stage treatment to work with of the evening. Going into their performance, I had a good idea of what sort of lighting The Ettes would receive, and I was right. House lights were the modus operandi for the openers, with dim magenta casts throughout.
For me, the most engaging subject of The Ettes was drummer Maria “Poni” Silver, who brought a really energetic performance at the kit. Poni's swaying hair was a nice touch and added as much of a challenge as her swinging arms as it bounced around the frame.
I photographed The Ettes exclusively with the Nikon 50mm f/1.4 and Nikon 85mm f/1.4 lenses. The fast f/1.4 aperture of these lenses really saved the day, allowing me to open up the dim stage lighting for this set.
Thanks for the comment. Primes were an absolute necessity for the Ettes, I think. The exposure looks relatively bright, but that’s only thanks to shooting wide open here. Shooting with these AF-D lenses makes me really interested in the new AF-S primes Nikon has been pumping out lately.
Very cool! Do you find 1.8 wide open enough? I have a hard time getting a sharp picture throughout when I open all the way with regular portraits, so shows would seem to me to be even tougher. I want to practice with a couple of local bands that will have BAD lighting in small clubs, so was curious if my 50 1.8 might be better than my 17-55 2.8….But worried about softness with the shallow depth of field. IT doesn’t seem to be a problem here for you though.
If you’re shooting wide open with a f/1.8 prime, it’s going to be very difficult to get the image sharp throughout the frame unless you’re quite a bit away from the subject. When shooting up at an angle from the photo pit, the depth of field is going to be even more shallow than if you where shooting straight on, as the in-focus plane is just slicing through the subject at a diagonal.
Careful and accurate focus is really the most important thing with shooting wide open. Hope this helps.
Thank you, that does help. Do you tend to usually focus on the face if you are shooting wide open like that? For portraiture I usually focus on the eyes, or the eye closest to me when wide open. I would imagine concert photos have a method. I am excited to try though.
Yes, I generally always focus on the face – f/1.4 glass or otherwise. Cheers.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Until then limited to relatively traditional investment options (Private Equity, stock market, conventional investment funds in stocks and bonds, …), Family Businesses express more and more their desire to take control of their investment strategy. investing and realizing direct operations to the capital of innovative and growth companies, companies that make sense and respond to societal challenges (environment and sustainable development, personalized health, energy efficiency, education…).
We allow these families to invest in companies that match their aspirations, in pari-passu with other families, and in the wake of a lead investor, whether it is a family with its own management company and expertise in the relevant field, or an investment fund whose organization and investment criteria correspond to those acclaimed by the Families.
The originality of our approach lies in the fact that we aim for a short-term targeting, in the sense that we do not short-list more than fifteen target investors selected from private individuals and Family Offices of our investors network.
– a transparent procedure from A to Z in the sense that the investor has a direct relationship with our Client and can access all the useful data that will allow him to qualify his intention.
As part of our framework to guide leaders in their financing operations, our firm trains them to prepare for these operations, advises them in the strategic reflection, in the establishment of their priorities, in their approach of building a team around common goals, in organizing their agenda.
In particular, we carry out managerial audits and courses of behavioral excellence.
Our courses are for leaders alone who need to sedate “sit down to think” with experienced counsel. They can also turn to management teams that seek to create – or recreate – unity around their development goals.
Given the significant increase in burnout situations among leaders and management teams, we chose to offer three-day mid-mountain sessions alternating interactive workshops and guided mountain hikes.
Our workshops are carried out in partnership with mountain professionals and qualified practitioners, with the aim that the participants will find the best possible outcome to the delicate question of balancing professional performance and personal well-being. > Download the documentation.
We regularly gather the investors with whom we work regularly around a lunch as part of an informal Club: our lunches have placed seatings and aim to promote the Meetings and Exchanges between our hosts. They take place around a theme addressed by an expert.
We also organize corporate meetings around a business project in which the entrepreneur and his management team present our investors with the main features of their business plan and answer questions.
Head of Banexi, head of Strategy and Development at BNP, member of COMEX with Michel Pébereau, Laurent Tréca joined NDLS in 2013.
He holds the position of Senior Advisor in the setting up and conclusion of operations.
Rich and varied career in the Group DANONE (12 years) then CEO and shareholder of a leading international group of Calvados, (more than 50% of market share, 75% of sales in 80 countries). After the recent sale of the Group, Benoit became Business Angel and accompanies companies as part of a Norman regional fund. He is now in charge of business development.
Serial entrepreneur and leader of technological and innovative companies, in the fields of Biotech, agribusiness and artificial intelligence, Executive Advisor within HEC Paris in Strategy and Corporate Finance within the Executive MBA, Xavier joined NDLS at the end of 2018 as Business Developer.
After ten years of experience in SMEs in financial management positions, Jean-Paul Brogi joined public organizations (Commerce Chamber and Region Business Development Service) where he was in charge of support for the creation and development of innovative and growth companies. He is now in charge of the NDLS back office.
Secretary at an Approved Management Center for 15 years, then in a GAEC (farm with marketing of organic products), joined NDLS in 2011 where she holds the position of Accounting Secretary.
Consulting families of industrialists, especially from the pharmaceutical industry.
Consultation of family size businesses.
We favor the time of exchange and meetings between the guests throughout the meal, exchanges they usually pursue in small groups after lunch.
Since mid-2018, the Club has been decentralized and lunches have been organized in Nantes, Lille and Lyon.
Figure of the French Tech, venture capital specialist, co-founder of the association France Digitale and Daphni, investment fund specializing in the digital economy.
Specialist in the anticipation of crises, especially financial, adviser of economic and political leaders, professor affiliated with HEC and columnist in Les Echos magazine.
Director General of iFRAP, Foundation for Research on Administrations and Public Policies, and one of the most consulted oracles by successive French governments.
Founder of INVENTEL (at the origin of the LiveBox), WITHINGS, INVOXIA and SCULPTEO, Vice President of France Digitale and responsible for the future of connected objects.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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I am new to photoshop elements 2.0 I've placed text on an arc and saved it as a tiff. When I place it in PageMaker 7.0 and print it, it prints bitmapped. Do I need to save it in another format? My operating system is XP and I'm printing to a Minolta color printer (Magicolor 2200).
Hi, Susan. Check the resolution. You probably created it at the default photoshop setting of 72ppi, which is not enough for a good quality print. Try doing it over with a file set to 300 ppi.
of the image itself as for quality.

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Donald Trump took a lot of heat on social media on Tuesday thanks to… his comments about real estate? As a former real estate developer, the president is hardly a stranger to talking about buildings. But this time, people were furious to hear that Trump reportedly called the White House a “dump,” according to the Aug. 7 edition of Sports Illustrated.
A story in the magazine, published online on Aug. 1, quoted the president as telling golfers at his Bedminster club in New Jersey that he was frequently in attendance there because, “that White House is a real dump.” Critics, including former first daughter Chelsea Clinton, quickly called out the statement.
And on Aug. 2, Trump responded to the criticism via his favorite platform, Twitter.
He totally denied ever insulting the presidential residence, calling the SI story fake news.
Putting aside the fact that Trump pretty much just likes to call any news he doesn't like “fake,” he had an interesting choice of words to convey his feelings about the White House.
His tweet says that the White House is one of the most "beautiful buildings (homes),” separating it from other kinds of buildings, such as, say, hotels, or golf courses. He also added the qualifier, "one of the most," which is unusual for a man who likes his superlatives.
It's a weird choice of words, considering Trump doesn't really have a problem calling anything “beautiful” on its own.
For example, he's called his hotels and resorts “beautiful” on a number of occasions, without any of those "one of" the most or style-of-building qualifiers.
And nary a parenthetical in the bunch.
Maybe Donald is just thinking longingly of his private villa on the Bedminster grounds. But at least Trump is willing to concede that the presidential residence is among the list of the "most beautiful" buildings, of a given style, that he's ever seen. Looks like those gold curtains in the Oval Office are doing the trick at making his new digs feel like home.

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As the holiday season ramps up this year, I wanted to take a few moments and reflect on what I am thankful for, and to challenge us all to not only be grateful for what we have, but also to consider what we can share with those around us.
Thanksgiving brings with it a wave of gratefulness – some post 30 days of thankfulness on social media, we share a meal in the very spirit of being thankful for all we have, and we spend time with those for whom we are most thankful: our family and friends.
I am thankful for the opportunity of this organization to provide programs and services of choice for our students, school districts, and families. Those who buy or receive services from us do not have to do so, and I am grateful that we have become a leader in our region, an organization to which others look for guidance and success.
I am thankful for our staff. Whether you are a teacher, administrator, clerk, maintenance worker, support staff, an accountant, or any of the countless other positions within our organization, you are an important piece of our BOCES. I value you the personality and perspective you bring to our organization. Without a dedicated, unique staff, we would not be able to fulfill our purpose of bringing top-quality programs and services to our region.
I am thankful for our many community partners. Without their support, many of the opportunities we offer students and educators in our region would cease to exist. Whether a business has supported a teacher in the Summer STEM Research Institute, hosted Career & Technical Education student interns, or served as a work-based learning site for our programs for students with special needs, these partnerships are vital to our success as an organization, and they embody the true meaning of collaboration, which at its core, is the essence of BOCES. Thank you for your commitment to helping our students succeed in whatever comes next in their lives.
Questar III is the sum of our many relationships with staff, students, parents, school districts, community partners and countless others. We provide students with life-changing experiences and school districts with the service, leadership and expertise that makes them more efficient, effective and responsive.
As we reflect on the many things we are thankful for this holiday season, I also encourage you to share what you can with whoever you are able to share it with. This could be a meal, a smile, a story, a helping hand, or a sense of compassionate humanity and care for others.

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How are you ever going to meet new people if you don’t go out? Group tours can be a lot of fun – especially when the tour company takes you to somewhere fun. There are a lot of different bus tours that you can take where you can go as a single or as a couple. The bus gets filled with other people who have the same mindset – meet new people and have some fun. Whether you are looking for a new best friend or a new couple to double date with, group tours have a way of providing you with a lot of entertainment. You will be able to choose your destination based upon where the company goes. One of the most common tours is that of a casino. You will be given transportation to and from the casino. There are day and overnight trips available.
You should always be on the lookout for new trips offered by bus. These are going to be more affordable than other tours simply because you are traveling by bus instead of by plane or train. You aren’t going anywhere too far away – but you may have the ability to checkout places you have never been before. It’s a proven fact that most people haven’t visited the sites that are in their own backyard. visit us nordic-destination.com.
When you explore group tours, you will be given a per person price. This includes all of your transportation. Since you aren’t responsible for driving or even navigating, you can let loose a little bit. Blow off some steam by sitting back in a leather seat and relaxing. You can even have a drink or two at your destination because you already have a designated driver in place.
It’s important to explore the bus company that is providing you with the tour. Some companies are better than others. You should look for a high-end bus that offers wooden floors, leather seats, and even TVs to provide you with some added entertainment on the way to your destination. Most companies show you what the buses look like on their websites. You can use this information to determine whether you are going to have fun throughout the entire trip, not just at the destination.
Group tours don’t have to be organized by someone else. You have the ability to organize your own outing with the help of a bus company. Do you want to go to a casino? A sporting event? A winery tour? Whatever you want to do, plan it out. Send out invitations around town. Charge everyone a flat fee so they know what it will cost them. When you charge the per person fee, include the cost of bus transportation. The more that come with you, the more you will profit because the bus will be paid for after a certain number of people. You can have a lot of fun on a bus because of the features of that bus as well as where you are going and who you are with. Best of all, you don’t have to be the one to drive.


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Is there a way to get the script execution order in code?
Can the Script Execution order be adjusted for FixedUpdate()?
Is there a method on MonoBehaviour that is called on load even if GameObject is disabled?
My Start function is executing before the scene is done loading.
Script not working properly, trying to fix.
How to access script execution order list in code?
Is it safe to assume that the order in which OnTriggerEnter is called in multiple scripts applied on the same GameObject is the same as the order of those scripts in the inspector?
Prefabs with nested MonoBehaviors - order of Awake() calls?
GameObject.Find() on build returns NRE. In editor works fine.
null references caused by script/function execution order?
How to avoid "Destroy(gameObject)" to interrupt message cycle.
Script Execution Order doesn't affect derived classes.
Is there a way to specify Monobehaviour.Start() execution order?
Prevent update until child script start completes?
Does script execution order also affect the order which scripts attached to a game object recieve a sendmessage call?
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industry_corpus2: Gaming


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IndiGo is the largest low-cost airline in India in terms of the number of passengers that it carries on a yearly basis. The airline operates to over 40 destinations and the primary hub is at Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi. The airline places a strong focus on providing low fares, on-time flights and a hassle-free experience.
IndiGo operate a network of low-cost flights that connect the various cities within India.
How to search for cheap flights with IndiGo on Skyscanner It’s easy to get to where you want the way you like it on Skyscanner. Filter for flights based on departure time, arrival time, journey duration and number of stopovers to find the flight you desire. Click here for more tips and guide to use the world’s best travel search engine.
Online check-in for IndiGo flights can be done 48 hours to 2 hours prior to the scheduled departure time. This service is applicable for all passengers holding a valid and confirmed IndiGo booking reference for up to a maximum of 9 passengers and four segments.
Dimensions of hand carry baggage should not exceed 55 cm x 35 cm x 25 cm. As per BCAS guidelines, passengers are only allowed to carry up to a maximum of 7 kg per person - this includes laptops or duty-free shopping bags. If you are traveling with accompanying infants, you are allowed an additional piece of hand baggage of up to 7kg.
Free checked baggage allowance applies to passengers traveling on IndiGo. The dimensions of the checked Baggage should not exceed 158 cm (62 inches) in overall dimensions and the following baggage allowances apply: 15kg (domestic), 20kg (international expect Dubai and Muscat), 30kg (travel between Dubai and Muscat). Customer carrying more than the allowed baggage limits will be charged a flat rate of INR 300 per kg as excess baggage fee for domestic flights and SGD 11(or it will be charged as per base currency of reservation) for International travel at the time of check-in.
Special (including front row and exit row) seats can be pre-selected for a premium - fees range between INR 200 (SGD 4) and INR 800 (SGD 17) depending on whether it is a domestic or international flight. Please refer to IndiGo for more information in the applicable seat fees.
Food and snacks can be purchased on-board the flight for a nominal fee from INR 50 (SGD 2).

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Since 1996, the National Electrical Code has required all new residential construction to install grounded, four-wire dryer receptacles. Before Jan. 1 of that year, residential construction was allowed to install three-wire dryer receptacles. Because of the availability of both receptacles in homes, as of 2010 GE dryers are not sold with a cord attached or with a power cord at all. You must purchase your four-wire power cord separately and install it in your GE dryer.
Turn the screws holding the terminal block access cover counterclockwise to remove them, releasing the cover from the back of your GE dryer. Removing the cover exposes the terminal block inside the access panel.
Insert the wings of a butterfly clamp connector into the circular opening beneath the access panel. Thread the wires from the four-wire power cord through the connector and into the access panel. The clamp connector is provided with the dryer cord.
Remove the green ground screw located at the top left of the access panel opening in the GE dryer cabinet. Remove the existing green ground dryer harness wire from beneath this screw. Thread the ground screw through the ring terminal on the green wire from the four-wire power cord. Attach the ground screw and the power cord green wire to the dryer cabinet.
Remove the silver screw from the middle terminal on the terminal block. Attach the white wire from the four-wire power cord to the center terminal. Place the green dryer harness wire you removed from the dryer cabinet in Step 3 on top of the white wire. Insert the silver screw through the ring terminals on both wires and into the terminal block, securing the two wires beneath it.
Take out the two brass screws to the left and the right of the silver screw on the terminal block. Attach the black and red wires to the left and right terminals and insert the screws to secure the wires beneath them. The red and black wires are both hot wires and can attach to either the left or right hot screws.
Tighten the two screws on the butterfly clamp connector to secure the dryer power cord into the GE dryer cabinet. The clamp connector keeps the GE four-wire power cord from accidentally pulling from the dryer cabinet. Replace the terminal block access cover onto the back of the dryer.


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Ebenezer Howard imagined his social city as a cluster of new garden cities in the countryside linked by new railways. ConnectedCities uses the idea to rationalise the settlement structure around existing railways. They are modelled on Howard’s social city, but are not built from scratch; they are a blend of what is already there and new sustainable development.
There are hundreds of ConnectedCities throughout the country. They vary in size from under 50,000 to more than a million.
Each ConnectedCity is a group of towns in the countryside linked by frequent rail services. The city centre in the largest town plays a key role in the federation’s prosperity. Here are the central transport interchange (the hub), on which public transport converges, and many of the commercial and cultural developments that contribute to the city’s success. The other towns are no more than 15 minutes travel from the hub and each contibutes its unique ‘offer’ to the city. Together they prosper.
Unlike Howard’s social city, most ConnectedCities already had the transport infrastructure they needed. Howard suggested a population of 250,000, with 60,000 in a central city. In a ConnectedCity the central city role is played by towns of many sizes. In place of Howard’s six “spokes” a ConnectedCity has inter-town transport routes running outwards from the hub, with connected towns on each.
Howard had all the industrial premises in his garden cities served by orbital railways, whereas a ConnectedCity’s employment land is usually located beside the existing railway.
Howard’s public transport allowed workers to live in one garden city and work in another; but he did not expect them to travel further. Some commuters in 2050 still travel far to work, but public transport competes effectively with the car. Inter-town routes serving a ConnectedCity also connect it with its neighbours, and provide journeys to many other destinations including the metropolis. routes serving a ConnectedCity also connect it with its neighbours, and provide journeys to many other destinations including the metropolis.


text: I love the new paper I bought in NYC for my cranes. It's so bright with so many different colorful patterns. It's super thin though, which makes it a bit harder for me to fold cranes. There's a happy medium with paper. It cannot be thick like card stock. I do have some paper that is quite thick that requires me to double fold (folding in one direction and then back in the opposite direction). But it also can't be too thin because then it's also less likely to stay folded when I'm trying to make subsequent folds. Just one of the little tips I can bring to the table after folding over 600 paper cranes!

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The IFSC Code of Punjab National Bank Gopinathpur - Puri branch is PUNB0322300. The branch is located in Puri district of Odisha. For address and phone numbers, scroll down.
Address, MICR code, branch contact number etc of PNB Gopinathpur - Puri branch is given below. You may contact the branch or the Customer Care number of the bank information relating to your Punjab National Bank account.
To make NEFT or RTGS money transfer to Punjab National Bank Gopinathpur - Puri branch from any other bank in India, IFSC code is necessary. For hustle free payment transfer, share the accurate IFSC, branch name and account number with the transferer.


text: This is a new and wonderful stretch crepe, a high-tech weave that combines the drape of a 4-ply silk crepe with the stretch and look of a beefy matte jersey. It's actually a woven that I refer to as a woven/knit hybrid. It's a great alternative to its silk or viscose counterparts, which are far more expensive and need to be dry cleaned. This fabric is washable and wrinkle free! It has about 30% stretch widthwise only, and is great for both casual and dressy occasions. Perfect for travel, totally opaque so it needs no lining. It's reversible, with one side more crepey, the other more smooth. In some of the colors, the smooth side is a very slightly darker shade of the color. Extremely versatile, make any number of drapey or soft tailored dresses, skirts, pants, tops, jackets, etc. Machine wash gently, cool, hang to dry. The color of this one is a beautiful hot pink (PANTONE 17-3020).


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Police has warned drug peddlers not to manipulate or take advantage of the thousands of students who will converge in Suva for the Coke Games.
Police Chief of Operation, Maretino Qiolevu says a high number of police officers will be at the game’s venue as youngsters head to Laucala Bay for the biggest athletic event in Fiji.
Qiolevu says with drug cases on the rise, officers will be out to ensure that the students are not taken advantage of.
He adds officers and even the K9 unit will be stationed at Laucala Bay to ensure the students, old scholars and parents have a safe time at the event.
About 80 police officers will be deployed for traffic control around the Suva area.
They will also be patrolling the vicinity of the ANZ Stadium.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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East Lothian, council area and historic county, southeastern Scotland. It lies on the southern coast of the Firth of Forth east of Edinburgh. Much of East Lothian is an undulating coastal lowland, but it extends inland to include part of the upland moors of the Lammermuir Hills. The council area and historic county occupy slightly different areas. A section of the Lammermuir Hills in the southeast belongs to the historic county of East Lothian but forms part of the Scottish Borders council area. In the west the area around Musselburgh is part of East Lothian council area but belongs to the historic county of Midlothian.
In the Middle Ages, East Lothian (frequently called Haddingtonshire until the 20th century) formed part of the larger region known as Lothian. It lay in the path of the English invaders and suffered much destruction during the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries. In this period the feudal castles of Dirleton, Tantallon, and Hailes were built. There were also nunneries at Haddington and North Berwick, friaries at Haddington, Luffness, and Dunbar, and the holy well at Whitekirk, a place of pilgrimage. The Protestant leader and theologian John Knox was a native of East Lothian, and its people turned to the Reformed church during the 16th century. The last battles fought in the county were those of Dunbar (1650) and Prestonpans (1745).
Conditions were more settled in the 18th century, and there was further development of agriculture. The land was enclosed and drained, industries developed, and woods were planted. The old settlements of group holdings gave way to centralized farms, each with a slated farmhouse, large pantiled service buildings, and a group of rubble-and-pantiled cottages. Mansions were built, and parks were walled and planted. Some new villages were established (Gifford in 1722 and Ormiston in 1732, both of which are of architectural interest), and Haddington and Dunbar developed as market towns.
Farming reached the height of prosperity in the 1870s. In the last years of the 19th century, golfing and holiday facilities were developed at North Berwick, Gullane, and Dunbar. Also, deep coal mines were sunk in the west of the county, notably at Prestonpans, which then became a mining town. Coal mining in East Lothian declined in the mid-20th century, however, and effectively had ceased by 1964.
East Lothian’s manufacturing now consists mainly of food and beverage processing. Musselburgh and other towns in the west are residential suburbs of Edinburgh. Haddington is the administrative centre. Area 262 square miles (679 square km). Pop. (2001) 90,088; (2011) 99,717.


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Gift wrapping for the gift that is you. Bows shown in 18K plate over sterling silver, with 4 pts G-VS diamond centers.
The bow looks delicate, in reality is solid. If we can recall that nothing is what it seems, then we can over ride our own judgments, look for the best in everyone (even those we initially dislike) and we can find opportunity in crisis.
When we keep our heart and mind open, truth and light enter.
Also available in earrings. 18K gold $1500, 14K gold $1100 and Sterling silver $450.


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ecosystemic.me 9 out of 10 based on 644 ratings. 3,567 user reviews.
Honda Accord: Why Does My Fan Keep Running After the Car is Turned Off? In some cases, the cooling fan under your hood stays on for a prolonged period of time, causing your battery to die.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Attorney Carilyn Ibsen's Blog: Do I need an attorney for a traffic ticket in Mecklenburg County?
Do I need an attorney for a traffic ticket in Mecklenburg County?
The most common question asked when a person receives a traffic ticket is "Do I have to hire an attorney?". Do you have to hire an attorney- No. Should you hire an attorney-Yes.
Traffic laws have become incredibly strict in recent years. Every violation is assigned a point value. Point value is one of a number of factors that determine whether your insurance will increase or whether the DMV will suspend your license. For example, in North Carolina, a person's license will automatically be suspended for thirty days if convicted of driving 15 mph over the speed limit. Here is the link to the North Carolina DMV handbook. You will be shocked to see how easily it is to have your license revoked.


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Mercury attains a very favourable western elongation of almost 28 degrees from the Sun on 11 April, which means that the innermost planet is a morning object in the eastern sky before sunrise. Antipodean skywatchers are in the enviable position of being able to see both Mercury and conspicuous planetary sibling Venus in a dark sky before the onset of astronomical twilight. For ten mornings starting 11 April (Australasian dates), Venus and Mercury lie within 5 degrees of each other and visible in the same field of view of 10× and lower magnification binoculars. Venus and Mercury are closest (4° 17′ apart) on 17 April. AN animation by Ade Ashford.
It’s a popular misconception that Mercury can only be seen with the naked eye in twilight, either in the east shortly before sunrise when the innermost planet is close to a western elongation (as now), or in the west soon after sunset when the planet is near an eastern elongation. But if the circumstances are just right, it is possible to see Mercury in a truly dark sky before the first glimmer of astronomical dawn, or after astronomical dusk for eastern elongations.
On Thursday, 11 April at 19:37 UT (8:37pm BST), Mercury attains a greatest elongation of 27.7 degrees west of the Sun. Hence the innermost planet is currently a morning object, visible in the east before sunrise. However, for observers at northern temperate latitudes such as the UK, the shallow angle of the morning ecliptic (see this story) means that Mercury presently rises just 25 minutes before the Sun in a sky too bright to view it.
To get the best views of Mercury at this favourable elongation you need to live in the Southern Hemisphere. For example, an observer in Sydney, NSW currently sees the morning ecliptic at a steeply inclined angle to the eastern horizon, hence more of Mercury’s elongation from the Sun translates into height above the horizon.
As seen from the Southern Hemisphere, then, the innermost planet currently rises much earlier than the Sun compared to the UK – so much so that antipodean skywatchers are in the enviable situation of being able to view Mercury in a dark sky since it rises more than two hours before the Sun.
For the ten-day window starting 11 April, Mercury steadily brightens from magnitude +0.4 to +0.2. As seen from Australasia, Mercury lies about 15 degrees (or about two-thirds of an outstretched hand at arm’s length) above the eastern horizon an hour before sunrise. Please consult our interactive global Almanac to determine precise timings for your location.
Not that there should be any doubt as to the identity of Mercury as seen from the Southern Hemisphere over the next ten days, but if any assistance is required then planetary sibling Venus acts as a very convenient celestial signpost. Between 11 and 21 April, the distance between Venus and Mercury is less than 5 degrees, so the pair are visible in the same field of view of 10× and lower magnification binoculars.
Mercury crosses the constellation border of Aquarius into Pisces on 15 April, followed by Venus on 17 April (Australian dates). The planetary pair are also closest on the Australasian morning of 17 April when they are just 4° 17′ apart.
The space environment around a planet plays a key role in determining what molecules exist in the atmosphere – and whether the planet is habitable for life. New research shows that Venus has an “electric wind” strong enough to remove the components of water from its upper atmosphere, which may have played a significant role in stripping Earth’s twin planet of its oceans.
A team of U.S. astronomers studying the star RZ Piscium has found evidence suggesting its strange, unpredictable dimming episodes may be caused by vast orbiting clouds of gas and dust, the remains of one or more destroyed planets.

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A baby sun hat is the perfect accessory to help protect your child from the sun's UV rays. A sun hat will keep their sensitive skin of the head and scalp from being burned.
If a child experiences sunburn it can be very painful for them and it can easily cause skin damage because their skin is so sensitive.
When it comes to choosing a baby sun hat for your child you want to keep a few things in mind.
First of all, a regular baseball cap will not protect them in the same way that a sun hat would. Sun hats typically have a wider brim on them which will protect their head, face and neck.
Also, the rating on your child's hat should block at least 98% of the sun's rays. You really aren't going to get much better than that.
A good sun hat will also provide an ultraviolet protection factor (UPF) of 50+ which is the maximum rating given for these hats.
If your child is old enough you may want to let them help you choose a style that they like. Sometimes it can be hard getting a child to keep a hat on their heads so letting them pick might make them more excited to wear the hat - especially for longer periods of time.
Children usually spend a lot of time outdoors, so a good hat can help with sun protection. Whether they're playing at the beach, attending a summer camp or making their daily trip to the playground they can get the UV protection they need to keep their skin healthy by wearing a proper sun hat.
Sun hats can also be used during regular outside play or field trips that are taken with parents, school or daycare. If your child is spending time outside, it's a good idea to cover up their head with a sun hat.
When it comes to hats that provide good sun protection the first thing you want to be sure of is that it has a wide brim.
You generally want at least 3 to 4 inches to be sure it's providing enough protection.
Straw hats are not going to protect your child much from UV rays. The rays of the sun can easily seep through the openings in those types of hats.
To help reduce UV reflections you want the brim to have a dark color underneath which will help tremendously.
It's also a good idea to choose a baby sun hat that is lightweight, made with breathable fabric and one that is also water resistant.


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Cooking for company doesn’t have to be tons of hard work.
“These tomatoes are perfect for a shared meal with friends,” says vegan expert Rita Serano. “You can prepare them in advance and cook just before serving, meaning you are free to join your guests and not be stuck in the kitchen.
1. Soak the basmati rice for at least 30 minutes, then rinse and drain.
2. Preheat the oven to 180 C/gas mark 4.
3. Heat a frying pan over medium heat, add the pine nuts and toast until golden brown. Set aside.
4. To make the pilaf, cook the chopped onion with a splash of water in a medium-sized pan over a medium heat until soft, adding a little more water if needed. Add the allspice, currants, toasted pine nuts, half the dill and a pinch of salt and gently mix. Add the basmati rice and stir well, then add 750ml of water. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and cook the rice for the time indicated on the packet.
5. Meanwhile, cut the tops off the tomatoes and scoop out the seeds and core. Once the pilaf is cooked, fill the tomatoes with this rice mixture. Place the tomatoes on a baking tray and cook in the oven for 15-20 minutes.
6. Scatter the remaining dill over the tomatoes to serve.

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text: A study by the Institute of Cancer Research in London found that the drug tisotumab vedotin produced promising results in people with six advanced forms of cancer, including cervical. A spokesman for the agencys administrator said he would consider replacing the academic scientists with representatives from industries the agency is supposed to regulate. A new superpowers influence is growing in Latin America.

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Home / lymphedema / Personal / Seriously... Lymphedema too!!!
After my summer family vacation where I probably partook in too much sun & fun I began to feel like my armpit was swelling more than normal. I mean I was constantly having to adjust my sports bra because of swelling. I wanted to ignore it because I did not notice any swelling in my arm, but eventually the other side effects became to bothersome.
The numbness and tingling sensation in my hand continued. Besides weakness in my right arm I found an inability to reach properly. I mean holding the cell phone to my head became challenging. It was annoying! So even though I tried to avoid calling the doctor, I finally had too.
Of course the oncologist was like, Lymphedema. I figured that, but I was really hoping not to deal with another issue. I mean really - another issue. Come on!!!
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Today was my scheduled appointment with a therapist to help manage swelling and side effects caused by Lymphedema. Since it was a late appointment I had enough time to fit in a fun afternoon with my daughter. It's summer and I am busy - I have fun to do. Darn arm... you won't stop me.
We went to the local botanical gardens, which hosted an Alice in Wonderland theme. We made our way through a rabbit hole, door maze, and even got to be Tweedledee & Tweedledum... guess which one I was going to be!!!
Afterwards I made my way to the therapy office and began recalling my memories of physical therapy from my childhood. When I was younger I had multiple knee surgeries which required physical therapy. Yuck! I imagine pulling and exercises and painful hard work. I have horrible memories of it. I was young. It hurt. I really was not looking forward to the appointment. Yuck!
As I sat there thinking "Yuck!" I actually read the sign on the door. What a d'oh moment... Apparently that physical therapy appointment I had was actually for occupational therapy. I have so many medical appointments I don't even know what they are for any more!!! On the positive, it was not physical therapy. Plus, I showed up at the right place at the right time (not always the case, just ask the dentist or the imaging center or the... well you get it).
The appointment consisted of discussing all my symptoms which were common signs of Lymphedema. Then I laid down and she marked spots all up my hand and arm with a marker. Then she measured around the marks on both my right and left arms. Those measurements would help determine the amount of swelling I had. While I thought my arms looked the same size she said that swelling was not always noticeable with the eye. Basically, that unless I had tiny arms I may not be able to tell. And unfortunately, I do not have tiny arms!!!
So, I spent an hour getting my arm measured and having a fun conversation. The therapist was hysterical and we really hit it off. I think I am in for some interesting conversations during my treatments!!!
I have to laugh... I mean I barely had any lymph nodes removed and I got Lymphedema. I guess I should be thrilled that more were not taken, as it could be worse. It is kind of funny, come on, if you think about it... it's funny!
Once again, I am thankful for my twisted sense of humor!!!
Next week I actually start OT. Who knows what that will be like?!?! From what I gathered it will be nothing like PT and for that I am extremely grateful. I get to undergo something new... It seems my cancer journey keeps giving me new experiences.
“Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted.

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text: 7 October 2013 - Sri Lanka's clothing exports surged to the US market in the first months of the year, thanks to the fall of the domestic currency. Exports to the European Union stalled, by contrast. Our statistical tables provide a comprehensive view of latest export trends with detailed EU and US import data per category of products.


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Former Trump adviser Roger Stone strikes a Richard Nixon pose on Friday in Fort Lauderdale.
Roger Stone can’t quit TV.
The program airs at 10 a.m. Sunday on WFTV-Channel 9.
Special counsel Robert Mueller indicted Stone on Friday in Fort Lauderdale on seven counts, including obstruction, lying and witness tampering.
“This Week” also features Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., chair of the House Intelligence Committee. He will discuss the Mueller investigation.
Former Gov. Chris Christie, R-N.J., discusses his book “Let Me Finish: Trump, the Kushners, Bannon, New Jersey, and the Power of In-Your-Face Politics.” Christie is an ABC News contributor.

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New teachers have massively improved their scores on the literacy and numeracy exam that stumped them a couple of years in the past. The Learning Community gives each day sources for teaching and learning with The New York Instances, including lesson plans, questions for writing and dialogue, quizzes, monthly contests and extra. A Perth private school teacher has his registration cancelled after admitting to critical misconduct in his dealings with a scholar, including giving the teenager lunch money and writing her a card by which he referred to her as “the ponytail princess”.
The new Authorities ought to take one other look at charter faculties. Waimate High Faculty trainer censured for taking college students on kayaks without lifejackets. The Bihar Congress at this time requested the Nitish Kumar government within the state to implement the recent Patna Excessive Courtroom order on niyojit (contractual) academics.
A call to teach is accompanied by passionate need to learn about teaching; the characteristics of effective teaching, present research on educational finest-practices, on human improvement, and on human studying. Faculties are set to be given the prospect to get closer to nature with a brand new learning centre at a excessive profile Doncaster nature reserve.
Perfect for interactive educating: as a substitute of reading about the right way to conduct a focus group, college students can watch one in action. The Harvard Graduate School of Education neighborhood will come together on Friday, October 13, to have fun the lifetime of Brendan Randall, fifty one, an advanced doctoral scholar who died on July 9 following an accident in Philadelphia.


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While many folks are still debating the specific financial pain the carbon tax will inflict on everyday Albertans, virtually every economist and academic agrees on one thing: the carbon tax won't make Albertans change their behaviour and adopt so-called "low carbon lifestyles". The carbon tax is simply a hidden consumption tax. While some politicians talk about "revenue neutral" carbon pricing, the NDP is using this tax boost government revenues to pay for their bad decisions. They have already increased corporate taxes, income taxes, and taxes on alcohol. Their new carbon tax could be described as a tax on keeping your house warm during winter and your car filled with enough gas to get you to work.
And let's remember - it's a tax they didn't mention once in their campaign platform in the last election. They have no mandate from Albertans to bring in what is the single largest tax increase in Alberta's history.
Last month the Fraser Institute published a stody showing that Alberta under the NDP has sunk to the 45th best place to invest in oil and gas in North America. Today they revealed that where Alberta was once the lowest taxed jurisdiction in North America, it is now the 16th highest. Who will choose Alberta as a place to do business under this government? Our competition is thrilled, the NDP is sending jobs, investment, and opportunity across the borders to BC and Saskatchewan.
We simply can't continue in this direction. We must take pride in our industry, unite under a competent, united, principled alternative to the NDP and bring back the Alberta Advantage.
And let's axe the carbon tax!

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Johannesburg: kulula.com is celebrating its tenth birthday by looking to a potentially intergalactic future. To mark ten years in business and a staggering 55 million kilometres flown (the distance between Earth and Mars) the airline has claimed a ten acre spot on Mars for future expansion. Part of the land will be given to staff and business partners as part of the birthday celebrations.
Gidon Novick, joint CEO of kulula.com says, "Ten years ago flying was something only for the elite few who could afford it and not much fun. The launch of kulula.com literally changed the entire industry and we've come a seriously long way since our first flight. It's only right that as well as celebrating the past we look to the future and think on a grand and possibly even interplanetary scale."
To help visualise the future and what a kulula.com Mars base could look like, an artist's impression has been commissioned showing a self-sufficient living module, travel terminal and retail complex. A (non-space ready) prototype kulula space ship will also be unveiled at Cape Town International Airport and OR Tambo International Airport during the birthday month.
It is anticipated that the plot of land, registered by kulula, could be in use as early as 2060. In the meantime, kulula.com has approached international space agencies including NASA, to alert them to the claim and invite them to visit (at some point).
kulula fans and customers can take part in a competition to win a plot within the kulula Mars base by suggesting a creative use for their plot. Visitwww.facebook.com/iflykulula for further details.

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You say Pyrkon, and numbers immediately start being thrown around. It’s the Polish convention that had 15 000 members last year. No, 25 000! Or was it 30 000? You can check and recheck different sources, but it does not matter. The numbers sound so incredible, it really makes no difference. You can’t help doubting. It’s one of those things where you simply have to see for yourself. I saw. And I have never been so happy to be part of programming! This time, it saved me from spending a few hours in a line.
The first thing you notice about Pyrkon – other than the huge amount of fans that gather here – is the masks. This con may be a lot of things, but first and foremost, it is a festival of fannish masks and costumes. We came into the festival with the car, to unload all our stuff and set up the SFeraKon stand in the Fan Village. Getting out of the car, we walked straight into – Maleficent. Hand made, intricate and very, very impressive. Photos away!
I must admit, I did wonder why so many of Pyrkon photos – I have been following the con online since 2013, while I was planning to visit – focused on the costumes. Now I understand. It’s not that there are so many, there are more than quite a few. It’s not that they are exquisitely made and stunning, they are that, too. It’s the overall atmosphere of the con, the catching enthusiasm of the fans wearing them that makes you become part of this great feeling. Since you cannot magic a full costume into being right then and there, you want to take photos.
As an SF fan and con-runner, I exist in a world where, by virtue of these interests, I am strange. Remaining strange well into my thirties while still into the “immature”, I think it’s safe to say I’m not too susceptible to peer pressure. Yet, by the end of the first day in Poznan, I was regretting bitterly I had no costume to play with and even considering cosplaying at SFeraKon! So, yes, the enthusiasm of fans at Pyrkon is catching!
The program book lists our stand as SFeraKon. But, in reality, we are promoting so much more than a Croatian convention. Pyrkon has a raffle system in place and we put together gift packages that contained goodies like the special English issue of Parsek, the famous Zagreb licitar heart and gifts from various cons and bid, such as tattoos from the Helsinki in 2017, a T-shirt from the Dublin in 2019 bid, the Terry Pratchett calendar donated by Dysprosium, art by Nela Dunato and fridge magnets from the NZin2020 bid.
Panels are panels everywhere one goes and the one on short fiction I went to, featuring Pyrkon GoHs Joe Haldeman and Ted Chiang, turned out to be more about writing than about short fiction in general. Somehow, I keep wanting to hear famous writers’ opinions on themes, motives and tropes in the genre. I end up hearing about the writing process. I had to wonder why since there was the Architects and Gardeners panel in the evening, with the same panelists plus Jasper Fforde, and that one was explicitly about the writing process. I went to it only to see what Jasper Fforde was like and was pleased to find out I liked him as much as I liked Thursday Next.
The first ever Fan Funds Talk at a Polish convention went well, considering that it was a last-minute replacement for another, more popular programming item. Nina Horvath, the current TAFF delegate joined me to talk about her experience of having just won the race. She described how the trip planning was going and how much she was learning about fan culture even at this early stage. I may have found a Polish GUFF candidate, which, if this works out, would make me very happy.
We ended the evening with a dinner and a chat with some of the organizers who told us that 17 000 people entered the huge Poznan International Fair that is Pyrkon’s venue but that they expect many more tomorrow. Having spent the day among the throngs of fans, I am inclined to stop doubting their numbers.
NextCroatia wins two ESFS Awards!

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text: Azithromycin is an oral antibiotic used for the treatment of bactrerial infections. It belongs to the It is an azalide, a subclass of macrolide antibiotic. It is derived from erythromycin, with a methyl-substituted nitrogen atom incorporated into the lactone ring, thus making the lactone ring 15-membered. Azithromycin is somewhat more potent against certain bacterial species than erythromycin, but its widespread popularity arises primarily from its slow elimination from the body, which allows many infections to be treated with 3–5 days of once-daily administration, compared to 3-4 times a day for up to two weeks for erythromycin. The conventional dosage form such as tablets and capsules are the major oral preparations. Conventional dosage form have wide acceptance up to 50-60% of total dosage forms. Solid dosage forms are popular because of ease of administration, accurate dosage, self-medication, pain avoidance and most importantly the patient compliance in last two decades the drug delivery technology has been developed rapidly and many novel oral drug delivery systems have been invented. Keywords: Azithromycin, Matrix Tablets, Sustained Release.


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Background Postoperative respiratory problems, especially apnea, is a common postoperative complication in ex-preterm neonates undergoing infraumbilical operations. So, most of these neonates require close postoperative monitoring for at least 12 h to avoid this hazard. Postoperative apnea is related more to the use of respiratory depressant drugs used during general anesthesia.
Aim The aim was to evaluate safety and effectiveness of spinal anesthesia in ex-preterm infants undergoing infraumbilical operations and evaluate its role in elimination of routine postoperative hospital stay for apnea monitoring.
Settings and design A prospective single-blinded randomized study was conducted.
Materials and methods From March 2015 to March 2016, 105 ex-preterm neonates (gestational age <37 weeks), with postconceptual age at surgery less than 60 weeks, undergoing elective infraumbilical operations were studied prospectively. Patients were divided randomly into three groups (35 patients each). Group I received spinal anesthesia without sedation (only sugared pacifier), group II received spinal anesthesia with sedation in the form of ketamine/midazolam, and group III received general anesthesia with caudal analgesia. Postoperative apnea, bradycardia, and oxygen saturation were observed and compared for 12 h after operation. The primary outcome measures were postoperative apnea, postoperative bradycardia, and SpO2. The secondary outcome measures were postoperative complications (e.g. hypotension) and the need for postoperative respiratory support.
Results No patients in group I developed any attacks of postoperative apnea, postoperative bradycardia, or hypoxia. On the contrary, 11 patients in group II and 16 patients in group III developed attacks of postoperative apnea and hypoxia and required postoperative respiratory support.
Conclusion Spinal anesthesia without sedation is safe and effective for infraumbilical operations in ex-preterm neonates with short hospitalization.
Apnea of prematurity is a very common neonatal hazard, accounting for 25% of preterm and ex-preterm infants following recovery from general anesthesia. The distributions of postoperative apnea are either central (70%), obstructive (10%), or mixed (20%) .
High-risk infants for postoperative apnea are those who are born prematurely (<37 weeks), infants with multiple congenital anomalies, infants with a previous history of postoperative apnea and bradycardia, and those with chronic lung disease. Apneic spell is defined as a pause in breathing of more than 20 s or one of less than 20 s associated with bradycardia and/or cyanosis .
The incidence of apnea is related to the gestational as well as postconceptual age (PCA). An infant born at a lower gestational age is more likely to have apnea than one with same PCA but born later. This risk reduces with increase in duration of PCA up to 60 weeks PCA .
Apnea in premature infants is exacerbated by hypoxia, sepsis, intracranial hemorrhage, metabolic abnormalities, hypo/hyperthermia, upper airway obstruction, heart failure, anemia (hematocrit <30%), vasovagal reflexes, and drugs (including prostaglandins and anesthetic agents) .
Decreased ventilatory control and decreased response to hypoxia and hypercarbia may be increased by anesthetic agents. The highest incidence of significant apnea and bradycardia is in the first 4–6 h postoperatively, but it was reported to be up to 12 h after surgery. High-risk infants for development of postoperative apnea may benefit from a regional anesthetic as opposed to a general anesthetic .
Therefore, these infants require postoperative monitoring in high dependency unit for at least 12 h and should not be anesthetized as outpatients even if regional anesthesia has been administered. In fact, some authors suggest that wherever possible, anesthesia should be delayed until the ex-premature infant is older than 52 weeks PCA .
Our study was carried out in the Pediatric Surgery Department of Ain Shams University educational hospital in the period from March 2015 to March 2016. After approval of local ethical committee, 105 pediatric patients of both sexes, American Society of Anesthesiology I and II physical status, were included in our study. The age group included formerly preterm neonates with postconceptual age less than 60 weeks, undergoing elective infraumbilical surgery. Detailed informed patient consents were taken from parents. Preanesthetic evaluation was done to all pediatric patients included in the study.
Patients were excluded if they have known allergy to local anesthetics, coagulopathy, pre-existing cardiac, metabolic or neuromuscular diseases, uncontrolled convulsions, local infection at puncture site, or parent refusal.
Patients were randomly allocated by sealed envelopes using computer-generated table into three groups (35 patients each). In all groups, no premedications were given. Intravenous cannula was inserted and secured. No fluid preloading was given.
Group I (35 patients) included patients who received spinal anesthesia without sedation (only sugared pacifier was used). Group II (35 patients) included patients who received spinal anesthesia with sedation in the form of intravenous ketamine (1 mg/kg) plus intravenous midazolam 50 µg/kg. Sedation in group II was given after performing the subarachnoid block. Under aseptic condition, spinal anesthesia was performed through midline approach while the patient is in the sitting position and supported by an assistant. After local skin infiltration with 1% lidocaine, lumbar puncture was done in L4/L5 interspace using 25-G 25-mm pencil-point spinal needle. Hyperbaric bupivacaine 0.5% (0.5 mg/kg) was injected in the subarachnoid space after getting free flow of cerebrospinal fluid. Drug injection was done using 1-ml syringe, which was prepared and the correct dose was calculated before dural puncture. After injection, the infant was placed in the supine position. Successful spinal block was proved by sudden and complete loss of leg movement with normal tone in both arms indicating that sensory level was below C8. In groups I and II, oxygen was given through nasal cannula at a rate of 3 l/min. Neonates with failed spinal anesthesia were anesthetized with general endotracheal anesthesia and excluded from the study.
Group III (35 patients) included patients who received general anesthesia with 2 minimum alveolar concentration (MAC) sevoflurane in 100% oxygen and muscle relaxation with atracurium (induction dose 0.5 mg/kg and maintenance dose 0.1 mg/kg). After insertion of a correctly sized endotracheal tube, caudal analgesia was done using 0.25% bupivacaine 0.5 ml/kg. Neuromuscular block was antagonized at the end of surgery with atropine and neostigmine under guidance of neuromuscular monitoring.
Routine intraoperative monitoring was applied to all patients [i.e. ECG, pulse oximetry, noninvasive blood pressure (BP), and temperature monitoring]. Warming blankets were used to minimize heat loss in all infants.
Intraoperative sedation level in groups I and II was assessed, every 5 min till end of surgery, using sedation/agitation scale (SAS) ([Table 1]) . During the operation, the infant in group I was comforted by the anesthesiologist to prevent excessive upper limb movement, with the help of a sugared pacifier.
On completion of operations, and after fulfilling criteria of recovery from general anesthesia in group III, all patients were transferred to intermediate care unit, warming blankets was used, and nasal oxygen was applied at a rate of 3 l/min. Continuous monitoring were done for 12 h postoperatively. Monitoring was done by bedside monitor which measures SpO2. Respiratory rate and heart rate (HR) were measured through ECG leads connected to patients’ chest. The monitor alarm was adjusted to sound when respiration ceases for more than 20 s (i.e. apnea) or if the HR decreases less than 100 beats/min (i.e. bradycardia) for more than 20 s or SpO2 decreases to less than 90%. Noninvasive BP was monitored, and evidence of hypotension (i.e. >20% decrease in systolic BP from baseline) was treated with 10 ml/kg intravenous crystalloid.
These data (i.e. HR, respiratory rate, SpO2, and mean BP) were recorded every hour up to 12 h postoperatively. The number and timing of apnea, bradycardia, and hypotensive attacks were recorded and compared in the three groups. The observer who monitored the patients was blind to the type of anesthetic technique and group allocation.
Infants developing attacks of apnea or bradycardia in the postoperative period were managed with tactile stimulation; if there was no response, bag and O2 mask ventilation together with airway positioning and suctioning were done. Persistent bradycardia despite previous measures was treated with intravenous atropine 0.01 mg/kg. Infants who developed apnea attack were kept on O2 therapy in the intermediate care unit for further 12 h.
The primary outcome measures were postoperative apnea, postoperative bradycardia, and postoperative SpO2. The secondary outcome measures were postoperative complications (e.g. hypotension), the need for postoperative respiratory support, and SAS score.
A sample size of 98 achieves 80% power to detect a 15% difference in incidence between the three groups with an effect size (W) of 0.3500. χ2-Test with a significance level (α) of 0.05 was used. A total of 35 patients per group were included to replace any dropouts.
Data were analyzed using SPSS 17 for Windows (SPSS; SPSS Inc., Chicago, Illinois, USA). Analysis of variance was used to compare the three groups for quantitative parametric data with post-hoc Tukey’s test performed if there was a significant difference among the groups. χ2-Test was used for comparison of qualitative data. Continuous parametric data were presented as mean±SD, categorical data were presented as number and percentage of patients, and nonparametric data were compared using Mann–Whitney test and were expressed as median (interquartile range). P values of less than 0.05 were considered significant.
A total of 105 patients were enrolled in our study. There was no statistically significant difference among the three groups regarding demographic data, duration of anesthesia, and duration of surgery (P>0.05) ([Table 2]).
[Table 3] shows a comparison among the three groups regarding postoperative apnea, postoperative bradycardia, oxygen saturation, respiratory support, and hypotension. Regarding apneic spells, we noticed that no patients in group I had experienced postoperative apneic spills. On the contrary, 11 (31.4%) patients in group II and 16 (45.7%) patients in group III had experienced postoperative apnea (P<0.001).
Postoperative apnea time was 3.49±1.56 and 3.97±1.68 h in group II and III, respectively. In group II, eight patients developed one attack of apnea, two patients developed two attacks, and one patient developed three attacks. In group III, 10 patients developed one attack of apnea, four patients developed two attacks, and two patients developed three attacks ([Table 4]).
The same finding was noticed for postoperative bradycardia; no patients in group I had experienced postoperative bradycardia. On the contrary, 11 (31.4%) patients in group II and 16 (45.7%) patients in group III had experienced postoperative bradycardia (P<0.001).
Mean intraoperative and postoperative oxygen saturation was always high in group I as compared with the other two groups. No patients in group I needed respiratory support. On the contrary, 11 patients in group II and 16 patients in group III needed respiratory support. Respiratory support ranged from tactile stimulation to bag and mask ventilation. None of these apneic episodes required intubation and ventilation.
Two patients in group I, two patients in group II, and three patients in group III experienced hypotension, and the difference was nonsignificant (P>0.05) ([Table 3]).
No significant difference was observed among the three group regarding mean intraoperative and postoperative temperature (P=0.52).
Intraoperative sedation levels were compared between group I and group II according to SAS. Patients in group II were at deeper sedation level than patients in group I throughout the operation. At 5 min after spinal anesthesia, SAS was 5 (4–5) in group I compared with 1 (1–1) in group II. At 30 min after spinal anesthesia, SAS was 4 (3–4) in group I compared with 2 (2–3) in group II (P<0.001) ([Table 5]).
Neonatal spinal anesthesia, especially in ex-premature neonates, is gaining popularity and become a common practice in some pediatric surgery departments. The advantages are the avoidance of respiratory depressant drugs used during general anesthesia and eliminating the need for postoperative respiratory support.
In our study, we examined the effect of spinal anesthesia alone without any sedation on the incidence of postoperative apnea. Only sugared pacifier was used to sedate the infants. We detected that no patients in this group experienced any attacks of postoperative apnea or bradycardia, and no one needed any postoperative respiratory support. On the contrary, patients who received spinal anesthesia with intravenous sedation (midazolam plus ketamine) and those who received general anesthesia experienced attacks of postoperative apnea and bradycardia (11 patients in group II and 16 patients in group III).
Multiple previous studies have demonstrated that preterm infants have a higher incidence of respiratory problems than full-term infants. The risk of apnea in preterm infants undergoing inguinal herniorrhaphy increased to 37% following general anesthesia compared with 89% rate for spinal anesthesia with ketamine sedation and 0% apnea rate with spinal anesthesia alone .
Many factors are implicated in the development of apneic spell in ex-preterm neonates. These factors include diaphragmatic fatigue, diminished central respiratory drive, hypothermia, anemia, airway obstruction, residual effect of inhaled anesthetic, and muscle relaxant ,.
A study done by Wellborn et al.  compared spinal and general anesthesia in former premature infants. The study showed that spinal anesthesia without ketamine sedation was not accompanied with postoperative apnea, whereas neonates receiving general anesthesia or spinal anesthesia with intramuscular ketamine sedation (1–2 mg/kg before placement of the spinal anesthetic) developed 31 and 89% postoperative apnea, respectively .
In infants, metabolic rate of midazolam is lower than in adults. Midazolam elimination is approximately 4–6 h in neonates and up to 22 h in premature infants. Half-life of midazolam is 3.3-fold longer and clearance is 3.7-fold smaller than in adults .
A study done by Frumiento et al.  in 2000 concluded that awake spinal anesthesia, without sedation, reduced the incidence of postoperative apnea and need for respiratory support. It has been documented in the literature that subarachnoid anesthesia itself has a sedating effect. A study done by Hermanns et al.  evaluated sedation during spinal anesthesia in infants. One of the possible mechanisms for sedation is decreased afferent conduction to the reticulothalamocortical pathways and hence reduced excitability and arousal to the brain .
In a small randomized trial, Williams et al.  compared spinal anesthesia and general anesthesia with sevoflurane on postoperative recovery after inguinal herniotomy in ex-premature infants. They concluded that apnea and bradycardia occurred three times more frequent in the sevoflurane group .
A limitation to our study was that we did not include the preoperative hematocrit level as a risk factor for development of postoperative apnea. Anemia (i.e. hematocrit <30%) seemed as an important risk factor predisposing to postoperative apnea. Another limiting factor was the short duration of spinal anesthesia in neonates and thus not suitable for long-duration operations.
Subarachnoid block without sedation (only sugared pacifier) is an excellent choice for ex-preterm neonates with PCA less than 60 weeks undergoing infraumbilical operations allowing calm patients without significant agitation.
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Pillekamp F, Hermann C, Keller T, von Gontard A, Kribs A, Roth B. Factors influencing apnoea and bradycardia of prematurity − implications for neurodevelopment. Neonatology 2007; 91:155–161.
Cote CJ, Zaslavsky A, Downes JJ, Kurth CD, Welborn LG, Warner LO et al. Postoperative apnoea in former preterm infants after inguinal herniorrhaphy. A combined analysis. Anaesthesiology 1995; 82:809–822.
Steer PA, Henderson-Smart DJ. Caffeine versus theophylline for apnoea in preterm infants. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2010; 1:CD000273.
Welborn LG, Rice LJ, Hannallah RS, Broadman LM, Ruttimann UE, Fink R. Postoperative apnea in former preterm infants: prospective comparison of spinal and general anaesthesia. Anaesthesiology 1990; 72:838–842.
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Sale SM, Read JA, Stoddart PA, Wolf AR. Prospective comparison of sevoflurane and desflurane in formerly premature infants undergoing inguinal herniotomy. Br J Anaesth 2006; 96:774–778.
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Frumiento C, Abajian JC, Vane DW. Spinal anaesthesia for preterm infants undergoing inguinal hernia repair. Arch Surg 2000; 135:445–451.
Hermanns H, Stevens MF, Werdehausen R, Braun S, Lipfert P, Jetzek-Zader M. Sedation during spinal anaesthesia in infants. Br J Anaesth 2006; 97:380–384.
Williams JM, Stoddart PA, Williams SA, Wolf AR. Post-operative recovery after inguinal herniotomy in ex-premature infants: comparison between sevoflurane and spinal anaesthetic. Br J Anaesth 2001; 86:366–371.


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This is my second read by Joe Hart, the first being Outpost. This time it's a novella, but still a quick read.
This book is pretty cool. It's not as good as the other story- I almost feel as though Outpost is a piece to this tale. Hart's got something with cabins on lakefront property. I loved how Evan was slowly driven mad- the hauntings, his repetitive ramblings and experiences that can easily drive the reader, right along with him, into madness. In a good way! It moved a bit slow, but not enough to make me quit the story. On the contrary, it was just enough to keep me interested.
*The Girl Who Fell From the Sky is next.
I guess it's good that I'm always looking for culture in someone else's country! I know a few things about everywhere, which is a plus when I read books like this insane and hilarious read! Dead Bunnies Make All Eight Of Me Cry, by Adelise M. Cullens is an adventure of life story of... well, the insane!
I only knew Call of Duty as a video game, but to find there are books (graphic novels by Dark Horse Comics) isn't surprising. I’d read a few game-inspired novels before. Call of Duty: Zombiesisn’t a novel, but it read well enough. What I didn't expect was for it to be so dorky... But in a good way!
Fellside, by M. R. Carey is a different sort of book. When I found out about it, I thought, "Oh wow, this is gonna be an excellent read!" I jumped on the giveaway and snagged my copy. I also purchased the audiobook, to listen while walking each morning. Nothing better than having a good book read to you, right? Not only that- he's a writer for groups like DC and Marvel comics- you know I had to get in on this one!

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


text: It is with great sadness that the family of the late JESSIE HODDER of Rock Harbour announces her passing at the Blue Crest Interfaith Home in Grand Bank on Friday, February 3rd, 2017, at the age of 88. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories are sons, Calvin of Creston North, John (Shirley) of Mooring Cove, Albert (Ella) of Creston South; daughters, Evelyn Melendy (Nowell) of Paradise, Frances Farewell of Creston South, Barbara Follett (Roy) of St. John’s, Sharon Hodder (Partner, Danny) of Kilbride; brothers, Charles Hooper at the Blue Crest Home in Grand Bank & Albert Hooper of Toronto; sisters, Frances Hodder of Rock Harbour & Effie Hillier of St. John’s; 21 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; plus a large circle of relatives and friends. She was predeceased by her husband, Josiah; sons, Samuel & Eugene Hodder; daughters, Pauline Mallay & Nora Stacey; granddaughter, Shelly Farewell; parents, John & Jane Hooper; brothers, William & David Hooper; sister, Elizabeth Withers. The Funeral Service took place at St. Peter’s Anglican Church in Rock Harbour on Monday, February 6th, at 2:00 p.m. Interment followed at St. Peter’s Anglican Cemetery in Rock Harbour. In Jessie’s memory donations may be made to St. Peter’s Anglican Church in Rock Harbour or flowers gratefully accepted.


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Police Chief Inspector Areston D. Limos, Operation Officer of the Regional Public Safety Battalion 9 was the invited guest for the PRO9 Television Program dubbed as “Serbisyong Pampulisya” (Pulis Ko, Kakasi Ko) at RMN E-media Television Network on August 29, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. hosted by Rey B. Bayoging with PO3 Jessica dela Torre Sarsalejo, as co-host.
PCINSP LIMOS discussed the function and mission of the RPSB9. He also added that the said battalion has four (4) Maneuver Companies and three (3) Technical Support Platoons composed of Special Weapon and Tactics (S.W.A.T), Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD), and Emergency Response Team (ERT). Likewise, the Operation Officer discussed that aside from their mandate to engage in combat operations they also conduct community-based activities.


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Tell us about your role and journey into technology. What made you start Pressboard?
To take you way back, I fell in love with marketing when I was 10 years old. My favorite sitcom was a show called “Who’s the Boss” and the lead character, Angela Bower, was starting up her own ad agency. I thought it was amazing that there was a real career out there where you could tell stories for a living.
How is Pressboard different from other online Content Marketing companies?
I hope in many ways that we share the same mission and fundamental beliefs as other Content Marketing companies. I feel what makes Content Marketing companies different from the rest of the AdTech/MarTech world is that we believe that a story is incredibly powerful and exponentially better than a banner ad. Each Content Marketing company approaches that same mission of storytelling in different ways; some are focused on production, others on distribution, others on measurement. Our approach is to make it easy for brands to create and publish their content on influential media publications. We then automate the distribution and measurement of those stories. We’re an end-to-end solution for a brand.
What is the state of the “Sponsored Content” marketplace in 2018? How is it different from the “Branded Content” market?
It’s all just jargon, to be honest. Content Marketing, Native Content, Sponsored Content, Branded Content — it’s a lot of different names for the same thing: A story that has been created with a brand and their potential customers (audience) in mind. It isn’t a new format, either. John Deere produced a magazine called The Furrow in 1895 to help farmers better manage their crops and livestock. Airbnb partnered with Hearst in 2017 to create Airbnbmag to help travelers better understand the cities they’re exploring. Nothing’s changed, except that we now have much faster ways of scaling content production and distribution than we did 100 years ago, and better ways to know what’s working.
What are the core tenets of your business development model? How does Pressboard add value to digital transformation journeys for businesses?
Speed to market: We show brands the data on every publisher, their audience, and their costs to publish branded content. What used to take weeks of research is now available instantaneously.
Analytics: Our technology not only measures a brand story to see how it’s performing, but we’re able to benchmark that story against thousands of others to see its relative success.
ROI: A brand story is a big part of a customer’s journey, but not the only one. Giving the brand the ability to reach that customer after they’ve been exposed to the content — providing them with another piece of content or an offer later — helps connect the top of the funnel to the bottom. Content that converts is what will make this space sustainable over the long term.
In the Fake News and malvertising era, how do you stay on top of your business model?
Disclosure is key. We ensure that every campaign follows the FTC guidelines and that the viewer of the story is aware that a brand is involved in the story’s creation. For the most part, if a story is interesting, educational, or entertaining, the brand should be proud to put their name on it. We don’t breach privacy or mislead the reader. Beyond the moral stance, we don’t believe that’s a very smart long-term business plan.
How different is the user-generated content ecosystem in the US today than when you first started here?
Since Pressboard works exclusively with premium media publishers, all our brand content is professional grade. User-generated content can be great, but it’s also difficult to keep consistent in both quality and message. The other major challenge in using UGC is that it’s created by regular people, and people are naturally fallible. How many times have we seen an influencer publicly endorse a product (and, in turn, the brand endorse the influencer), and then the next day they’re in the news for something unsavory that happened in their past? User-generated content is amazing from an organic perspective, but when it comes to Marketing Content, using professional organizations with a level of quality reduces the risk without reducing the effect.
How does it compare against the digital content marketplaces in Europe and APAC?
Europe is well known for their strict privacy regulations, especially as it applies to American companies such as Google and Facebook. The regulations they impose can be a technical hurdle at times, but we’re aligned with the spirit of protecting a user’s privacy. AdTech has gone from useful to creepy over the last few years, and it’s probably about time for a correction.
Do you see GDPR impacting your business operations? How do you cope with the data privacy-related disruptions?
Since we’re in the business of helping brands tell stories, GDPR has not directly affected our approach or business model. That being said, we do rely on some non-personal information such as IP addresses to analyze what region a user comes to a story from, and collecting that type of information is definitely more difficult under GDPR. However, it’s a minor issue in our business. The companies most affected by the regulation are companies that were collecting personal data without asking the user.
What startups in the marketing technology industry are you watching keenly right now?
I like what I’m seeing from Apple and Snapchat from a privacy perspective: respecting the user while still operating a growing business. I also think that many direct-to-consumer brands are applying Marketing Technology in new and fascinating ways, whether it’s Article.com integrating their marketing stack into their e-commerce journey to better understand their customer, or Indochino using their Marketing Technology to schedule their in-store fitting sessions. From a pure MarTech perspective, Adobe is well positioned to own the marketing industry. Being able to create in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign, then immediately deploy that creative through their marketing automation and track it all with powerful analytics, is a home run for a marketer.
We leverage Pardot and Salesforce for our marketing and CRM needs and connect that data to our own platform whenever we are running our own content campaigns. For distribution, Facebook is king and queen. We’ve used every distribution method out there and nothing brings quality audiences to content like Facebook.
We recently ran some brand content for Trunk Club, which is a subscription service that brings great “Trunks” of clothes right to your door. They were acquired by Nordstrom a few years ago. Fashion content is perfect since it’s something that people want to read. The stories included style advice from publishers such as Refinery29 and The Cut, and people absolutely loved it. Not only was the content highly read and shared, but it drove a disproportionate level of quality customers to Trunk Club’s site, which they were able to attribute to directly to the campaign. Great stories, exciting brand, influential publishers, and conversions, too.
I, for one, am excited to welcome our AI overlords. If you check the news, we aren’t doing so hot on our own.
Our team is relatively young and so they’ve grown up with the idea of cloud technology, apps, and social media as part of life and work. For anyone that didn’t, once you realize that technology can help you do more at work and home, you quickly get used to having a few extra logins.
Slack, my Surface Laptop, and my iPhone. I’m not very brand loyal when it comes to technology. I like using whatever works best for my needs.
I put everything in my calendar, and I mean everything. Tasks, meetings, personal reminders. It allows me to free up my mind for more strategic endeavors knowing that my calendar is there to remind me of a client meeting, project due date, or friend’s birthday.
I’ve been into Sapiens and Homo Deus lately. The history of humans is humbling and gives you a different perspective. Maybe the barista messing up my latte order isn’t such a big deal in the grand scheme of things.
Hire for strengths, not for lack of weakness.
I’m okay with looking like a fool from time to time, whether it’s in a boardroom or on a dance floor at a wedding. It lets me take bigger chances, and sometimes those risks lead to amazing new ideas or killer new dance moves.
Tom Goodwin, Jack Marshall and Kristin Lemkau.
Thank you, Jerrid! That was fun and hope to see you back on MarTech Series soon.
Jerrid Grimm is an entrepreneur, marketer and co-founder of Pressboard, the story marketplace for brands and publishers. He’s a regular contributor to AdAge and Forbes and is considered a thought leader in the content marketing industry.
Pressboard helps companies get their stories published on the world’s most popular media sites. Our philosophy is that when great brands and influential publishers come together, they can create powerful content that people love to read, watch and share.

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What Are the Different Types of Carport Kits for Sale?
Why Do Personal Loan Interest Rates Vary?
How is a Payment Gateway Beneficial?
Is Mexican Auto Insurance Online Is Better?
Looking to Build Your First Self-Storage Facility?
How an engineer can be an asset to his country?
Mind Your Baby’s Hygiene. Infectious Germs Are Everywhere!
How to get rid of crows feet?
Why One Should Order Cake In Ludhiana?
What Are The Advantages That Cloud Storage Brings To Businesses?
How easily you can appoint the best plumbers quickly?
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Candidates meeting this criterion can apply for any of the Express Entry programs. Express entry Canada consultants guide candidates how to score well and achieve the highest rank in the programs.
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Before submitting your application for becoming a permanent resident of Canada, you should have worked in a company as a full time or a part-time employee for at least one year in the last ten years. Your skill type should be listed in type 0, A or B according to the 2016 version of National Occupation Classification (NOC).
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It is compulsory for the candidates to provide either a foreign educational credential or a Canadian Education Credential. The candidate also has to provide an Educational Credential Assessment report. The assessment will be done by a designated agency to prove your degree or a diploma is equivalent to the Canadian education credentials. Remember points will be awarded in Canadian standard whether the candidate has studied in Canada or in some foreign university or college.
And candidates who will meet all the above requirements, their applications will be assessed on the selection factors mentioned in the federal skilled point grid. However, meeting these requirements does not guarantee that you will be issued the permanent residence. You will have to meet certain other requirements. You will receive an invitation to apply for permanent Canadian residence on the basis of your score and the rank you will achieve in the Express Entry pool. There is a comprehensive ranking system.
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industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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