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Our latest Jolly adventure took us back to the Peak District area, this time to Bakewell.
The journey was longer than planned, due to delays caused by roadworks in towns we passed through. We were clock watching as we’d booked the Thornbridge Brewery Tour for 3pm and arrived with very little time to spare after pitching up, etc. We shot off into town on our bikes and managed to make the majority of the tour so we were happy bunnies. It was an interesting tour, we learned about the growth of the brewery, the brewing process, and sampled a couple of beers (Jaipur, Bayern & ‘I love you will you marry me’). We were given a Thornbridge beer glass each too, so they’ll no doubt be well used on our future Jolly journeys. It’s well worth a visit to both the brewery and the well stocked shop, which are located on the Riverside Business Park half way between the Greenhills Holiday Park we stayed at and Bakewell town centre.
The campsite was approx. a mile and a quarter outside the town centre. It was obviously full at this time of year and in the school holidays, but although quite crowded it wasn’t too noisy. There is a site bar and shop, and the facilities were adequate, although we didn’t use them as we were off-site the majority of the time and used our onboard facilities when back at base.
The first evening we prepared to sit out beneath a cloudless sky as Suzie was keen to watch the Perseid Meteor Shower. Conditions were perfect. Unfortunately we were both so tired we couldn’t stay awake til the early hours ended up going to bed! Fortunately, we had seen a small display of the shower the night before from our garden at home so we didn’t completely miss out on this amazing sight.
Bakewell is a picturesque town with quaint courtyards, shops and cafés. It’s situated by the River Wye, and is apparently the only market town within the Peak District National Park boundary. The first day we were there (Wednesday) it was heaving with traffic and pedestrians, but the next day was much quieter and so easier to explore.
Looking a little at the history of Bakewell, it derived its name from ‘Badeca’s well’, and almost became a spa town but for the coolness of its springs which were unable to match the warmer temperatures of neighbouring Buxton. The Bath House, built by the Duke of Rutland in 1697, still stands and retains the original bath in the cellar. It’s probably fair to say, however, that Bakewell is now best known for a confection that came into being in the 19th century when a cook at the Rutland Arms (in the town centre) was supposed to be baking a jam tart but misunderstood the recipe … and, hey presto, the Bakewell Pudding was created! It seemed only right that we sampled this culinary delight which is an absolute taste sensation! We brought plenty back with us for family/work colleagues too. We called into both The Bakewell Pudding Factory and The Old Original Bakewell Pudding Shop for these.
We spent our second day cycling approx. 24 miles around the local area, which included taking in a return journey along the Monsal Trail. This is a free public trail for walkers, cyclists and horse riders and was clearly popular with all age groups. There is cycle hire available if needed, at both the Hassop Station and Blackwell Mill parts of the trail. It was formerly part of the Midland Railway’s route between Manchester and London and, after being closed for over 40 years, was re-opened following a £2-million restoration scheme. The trail stretches 8.5 miles between Bakewell and Blackwell Junction near Buxton. Tunnels, blocked up since the 1960’s have been re-opened, lighting installed and the route resurfaced. The trail also takes you over impressive viaducts high above the River Wye. We had been forecast rain but luckily this held off and it was a great afternoon of exercise and sight-seeing. We loved it. Very impressive.
Needless to say, after a whole day of cycling, we’d worked up quite an appetite and thirst. Bakewell has a good choice of pubs and cafes. Each one we called in at had its own charm and atmosphere, except for The Wheatsheaf, which was sadly lacking anything positive. Not sure whether it’s in the process of a refurb or always like that. It was empty too which says a lot.
We decided on a curry for tea and my word what a great little place we found. The Urban Spoon, Indian Street Kitchen, ticked all the right boxes. It was a different and exciting menu, the food cooked to perfection. It is an unlicensed premise so if you want to drink you need to take your own. We were happy with a couple of tasty mango lassis instead as we’d already sampled a couple of drinks beforehand.
Full to the brim after a great day, we then cycled back (uphill mostly) to camp to cabin up for the night.
Our next adventure is to the York Rowntree Caravan Club Site which in the past has been difficult to get booked onto, so we’re looking forward to this one.
This has been a really interesting trip for us. We were especially looking forward to this Jolly adventure and it lived up to our expectations. The weather was reasonably kind, some sunshine and no rain. Hayfield is a beautiful village in the High Peak area of the Peak District National Park and was one of the locations used for the BBC drama ‘The Village’. It is also the birthplace of the late actor Arthur Lowe aka Captain Mainwaring in Dad’s Army (one of Bri’s favourites, he’s always watching the repeats!).
We stayed at the Camping & Caravanning Club Site just a short walk from the village – approximately 15 minutes along the stream that runs alongside the site. The staff are helpful, guiding you onto the site and allowing you to choose your own pitch. We were mid-week on this trip so had plenty to choose from and got a nice sun spot.
We enjoyed a little time on site before venturing out. There’s a little piece of history right on the doorstep of this site that’s worth a visit. It’s opposite the site entrance, across the main road, in Bowden Bridge car park. It’s an old quarry and the site of the Kinder Scout Mass Trespass of 1932 when around 500 walkers, mostly from Manchester, trespassed en masse and walked from Hayfield to Kinder Scout to secure access rights to open country for all to enjoy forever.
While walking through the village it was easy to spot some locations used in the BBC drama ‘The Village’.
We also visited the late actor Arthur Lowe’s birthplace which is on Kinder Road itself. We spoke to a friendly neighbour there who informed us that the house with the blue plaque on wasn’t actually where he was born. He was apparently born at his grandparent’s house next door, lived there for 3 days, then moved with his parents to the house with the plaque on. So there you go!
For walking fans, Hayfield offers a challenging circular walk up to the moorland plateau that is Kinder Scout, standing around 600 metres above sea level. It will take approx. 4-6 hours. The walk begins at Bowden Bridge car park.
Instead we decided to visit the town of New Mills, cycling along the Sett Valley Trail. It’s just 2.5 miles to New Mills where you can then proceed on foot through the Torrs Riverside Park to get to the spectacular Millennium Walkway that runs high above the River Goyt. The walkway is suspended from the side of a gorge and runs around the ruins of the old Torr Mill.
We finished the day off by cycling up to Little Hayfield to visit the Lantern Pike Inn, and had built up quite a thirst and appetite by then. The pub houses some Corrie memorabilia, not least the original glass doors of the Rover’s Return. Pat Phoenix (Elsie Tanner) and Tony Warren (writer) both lived in Little Hayfield for a while. It is also said that Tony Warren wrote the very first Corrie episodes in this pub *gasp* so this was a MUST visit for us two Corrie addicts!
Can’t believe I actually walked up close to read this carefully!
Suzie, the second biggest Corrie fan!
We chose a good night to visit too (Monday) when a group of local musicians meet and play together in the pub. It was a great atmosphere and entertainment, so much so that we ended up staying a couple of hours longer than originally planned, before heading back to site in the dark to cabin up for the night.
Great break. Bring on the next one, when we’re back in the Peak District to visit Bakewell, home of the tart. Don’t you comment Bri!
We’d been looking forward to this trip for some time, keen to try out the current craze that is Segway. Suzie bought this last December for Bri’s birthday and we thought we’d book it somewhere we could incorporate another Jolly jaunt. Any excuse. So we chose Ripley in North Yorkshire.
We stayed at the Ripley Caravan Park, a Listed Site (LS) with the Camping & Caravanning Club but not under their jurisdiction. As with many private sites, we have discovered a personal preference for using them mid-week/out of holiday seasons for a quieter experience, because come Friday mornings the sites literally take on a whole new look and ambience. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here, only just touching on the weekend. They cater well for families too, with a playground and a swimming pool on site.
We spent the first afternoon of our break relaxing on site when the sun made an occasional appearance, then walked into Ripley (10 mins) using the public footpath which is accessed by walking back to the site entrance where there is a gate on the right, walking through the field, across two roads at the roundabout, and along the footpath into the village. It’s the best route to avoid the busy main road from site.
Ripley is described as one of the most picturesque villages in Yorkshire and is located just a few miles north of Harrogate. It is apparently based on a french model village with unique architecture. There are food shops, a local farm shop, ice-cream parlour, Post Office, florist, and an Art Gallery. The main attraction and focal point of Ripley, however, is the historic Ripley Castle, home to the Ingilby family for 700 years. It’s a must to visit if in the area and offers a wide array of activities for all.
Sir Thomas Ingleby (c1290-1352) married the heiress Edeline Thwenge in 1308/9 and acquired the Ripley Castle estate with its medieval manor house as her dowry. His oldest son, also called Thomas (1310-1369), saved the King from being gored by a wild boar whilst on a hunting expedition and was knighted in return with the boar’s head symbol as his crest.
Hence the name of the sole pub in the village, The Boar’s Head, where we ate on both nights. It’s an old Coaching Inn that is part of the Ripley Castle Estate and listed as one of the great Inns of Britain. We were not disappointed. Although not the most extensive menu, the food is made using fresh produce from the Castle kitchen gardens where possible, and is deeeelicious.
There is a short history written above the bar, describing previous pubs in Ripley village – apparently there were once 3 pubs, until their closure and a period of 70 years sobriety (sad times!) until the re-opening of the Boar’s Head (Hallelujah!).
Fancy forgetting our sunglasses. Doh!
Between us, we made a right old mess of this Eton Mess at the Boar’s Head Inn. Yum!
The first evening it was warm enough to eat outside in the sunshine and we got into conversation with a couple from the North East, the female of which informed us that she was a white witch. We then spoke at length about her experiences. It was quite a bizarre conversation at times but quite interesting nonetheless. She was also quite interested to learn that Suzie hails from Clitheroe in Pendle Witch country!
During our visit we called into the local All Saints Church directly opposite the Boar’s Head Inn, There’s an interesting history to the church which contains the Ingilby family vault and tombs of certain other local people of note. We each lit a candle and had a moment’s quiet reflection. It’s all too easy sometimes to walk past such wonderful buildings and we often like to take some time to do this on our travels.
As mentioned, we had booked a Segway experience (through Segway Events) and thought the Ripley Castle setting would make it extra special. Beforehand we had a little wander, saw a wedding taking place in this stunning setting and had lunch at the castle cafe before our activity. We enjoyed a Ripley Platter and Bri particularly enjoyed the beer they served here – ‘Crackshot Ale’ by Daleside Brewery.
It was a fab experience and one we’ll definitely try again because once you find your feet/wheels, it just doesn’t feel you’ve long enough to play on them! The training was given by Josh who was very friendly and informal, followed by a ride down to a field to take part in some friendly team competitions involving various tricks and skills training. After that we rode up to a track and were left to have our own little ride around. Unfortunately by that time, we only had about 5 minutes to enjoy testing our new found skills before our hour was up. A few people expressed disappointment at this. Maybe less time on the team comps and more free time would’ve been a better experience but it was still a great introduction to Segway.
Suzie showing off her one handed slalom skills!
The group’s response to “Who’s going to fall off first?” Luckily nobody did!
Another fabulous local adventure. It’s amazing how many places there are to discover just a couple of hours from home and we’re loving exploring as many as possible until such a time as work and responsibilities allow us to venture further afield to explore more of the UK, Ireland, and Europe.
Our next adventure is to Hayfield in Derbyshire, birthplace of one of Bri’s favourite TV personalities and characters – Arthur Lowe aka Captain Mainwaring of Dad’s Army. I think Bri’s affection for this programme stems from some of his experiences during his time managing his local retained fire station for nearly 30 years! Haha.
*Cpt. Mainwaring voice* YOU STUPID BOY!
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We're proud of the CareCo Zoom - it's the first CareCo mobility scooter to be equipped with the next-generation splitting mechanism for easy transportation and storage, as well as a collection of other exciting features.
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Security and protection is not a minor issue. Like, everyone knows that either residential properties or commercial entities, everyone always opt to find as many ways as possible in order to affirm security and privacy. However, attention should be imparted here that laser cut privacy screens are majorly installed because of their pivotal function which usually refer to ‘best mode of security and privacy’. Yes, these glasses are see-through from inside a room and a mirror for one who is standing outside a room. Not only this, such screens are also installed in conjunction with absolute provision of security cameras which would never allow any mala-fide intention or unauthorised access in a premises.
No doubt, everyone would prefer to embed different wall papers or sketches on walls in order to make home premises or work area more beguiling and stylish. Here, one of the most considerable limitation rest with this option is that wall papers, posters and sketch designs cannot be attainable in any kind of a design and shape. However, no one here can deny that laser cut privacy screens can be installed in each and every design which one have in its mind. This digital and contemporary invention has made life easy of everyone and people usually opt this option due to this remarkable versatility. Moreover, one should also have to consider that in modern’s day and age, installing such screens would not cost too much because in Melbourne, too many skilful and recognised experts are proffering their valuable services from so long and so, remain able to install such facility in lease spending of money.
Undisputedly, it is a technical aspect and so, always require number of supreme considerations which if not taken before placing an order, customer might have to endure unfavourable experience and resentment. For example, one of the most dominant thing to consider is ‘which type of a property as a subject matter is under consideration’. It is very pertinent that laser cut screens suitable for commercial properties might not be apposite to residential houses. Moreover, one should also have to consider that only recognised and specialist service providers for provision of laser cut privacy screens should be engaged because it is a creative work which also incorporates extreme complexities and technical aspects.
So, it would not be wrong to say that laser glasses are far better than conventional or tradition windows and doors. They can concurrently cater for number of cardinal aspects such as a) unique look and element of creativity b) security and privacy c) flexibility d) make rooms more spacious e) adds value and lot of other paramount things which should never be ignored. Further, by virtue of immense and long term experience of number of blissful providers of Melbourne, denial cannot be demonstrated that one can fetch most suitable, valuable and desired laser see-through screens as easy as pie.
Whether you already own a brand and thinking of making some improvements or you intend to start a new program, there is a great thought that you need to put in selecting the Graphic Design Studio service. You will find plenty of graphic design agencies in Melbourne, but you can’t just go with any one that you find. There is some homework that you need to do before you choose the right agency for yourself. This will help you land on the most suitable agency for your brand.
Graphic designing is all about the visual communication. Whether it’s through the right colour or font or the graphics, the basic aim is to convey the message to the customers that the company wants to convey. This may be the core values of the company or any other message that the audience can relate to. Whether you wish to design a logo, a business card or even a letterhead, right graphic designing is going to play a great role in determining the effectiveness of your motive. Despite the significance of this task, most business owners tend to outsource this task. This is for 2 primary reasons. Firstly, designing a logo or website is not something that is done on a regular basis so companies do not form a separate department for one-time projects. Secondly, it is a sensitive task that is best performed by experts. A slight negligence in any aspect can sabotage the overall purpose of the logo. So, if you’re looking to outsource this task to a professional team, take note of the following steps that you need to take.
The type of end product you are going to get is largely dependent on your knowledge about what you want for your brand. Whether it’s a logo design or some other task, you need to know the details about what exactly is it that you’re looking for. You need to know the message you wish to convey through the visual graphics, the audience you’re targeting for, the medium you intend to use and similar other details. This will help you and your designer agency that you’ve hired, get a better and clearer picture about the suitable typography, colors and other visual details to use.
This is what most business owners tend to consider at the final stage of selecting graphic designer agency. Do not make this mistake as it saves you a lot of time if you define your budget right at the start. You may be researching agencies that won’t fit your budget in the end so don’t waste your time with those agencies. Define your budget clearly right at the start and also communicate this with the agency. This will not only benefit you, but it will also help the agency in determining how much they can do for you.
If you haven’t had any experience with a design studio before, you might be puzzled about where to start looking for a reliable team that can efficiently do your job. So, although Google will give you the most options, it is recommended that you start with any references that you can find. If you have any people in your circle who have had hired graphic design studio Melbourne, talk to them and if you aren’t unlucky, you will certainly get names of 2-3 agencies that can do this job for you. Next, you should use the existence of social media accounts to look into the profile of these agencies and see their reviews. This will certainly help you narrow down your options.
This is a crucial step in selecting any agency for your outsourced task. No matter how reputed the agency is, learn about their past projects, especially those related to your business and the task you want the agency to do. This will help you get a clear idea about whether the particular design studio agency is right for the task that you want the agency for. If possible, try to get in touch with their past clients from similar projects. This will not only help you get to know about the quality of work you can expect, but also about their professionalism in dealing with clients.
Follow the above mentioned tips and you are most likely to find a suitable graphic design studio service that not only meets your needs, but also fits your defined budget.

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With the RCM Tasks page, you cannot directly communicate to your biller unless a task was issued. If you wish to contact your biller about any non-task issue, you may call your biller through the RCM phone number that was provided to you as an Apollo Plus customer.
By clicking on the task, you will expand the task to a chat box. Type a response here in this chat box and attach any files that your biller may have asked you for.
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This is a studio where all the cute animals around the world matter! Make sure to add all the projects you can. We need more support to help them! There is so much of this animal abuse, it is not funny. So if you find a sick or injured animal, please tell your parents first, and then call experts on animals to help it get better. We need more support for animals. I see too much of bad things happen to animals so please help. I hope I have your help!
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I always kept scrapbooks – proper, paper, tangible ones that is. Whilst most eight year old girls were riding their bikes outside or playing hopscotch (I don’t know what kids do these days), I sat in the middle of my living room and cut my favourite items out of the new Argos catalogue that I’d eagerly awaited the arrival of. Yes, for eight year old me, the latest Argos catalogue was the height of excitement. This behavior progressed throughout my life, I became a twelve year old drooling over the fashion spread in the late and great Shout magazine (RIP), their A/W ’07 feature-focus on brightly coloured tights and denim cutoffs took pride of place in my third scrapbook, after all, we couldn’t have the previous book’s 5 page spread on Bratz dolls showing it up could we?
Little did I know, 2007 was also the year that a new phenomena would arrive, one that would change my ways of moodboarding and inspiration collecting forever. One word my friends – tumblr.
All of a sudden, girls (and boys) the world over were creating their very own online inspiration blogs – with one click they could share those ‘O.M.G- IHAVETOHAVETHEMRIGHTTHISSECOND-O.M.G McQueen shoes with the world and their mothers. Those gorgeous photos you saw in this month’s Vogue? They’re instantly online for the planet’s teenagers to sit and reblog. With Polyvore, pritsticks became a thing of the past and as long as you could create a reasonably unique username and password, you could create collages out of any image, item or font on the web.
The latest arrival in this smorgasbord of inspiration stations is Pinterest, where members create moodboards by ‘pinning’ objects and photos they’ve fallen in love with online. Fast forward a few months and you’ve reached present day me, scrolling endlessly on my laptop ‘til I find that perfect image to reblog for my pastel-themed tumblr, creating Polyvore sets for my fashion and beauty blog, a collection of outfits ‘pinned’ onto my Pinterest moodboards and yet, not an actual, real-life, paper scrapbook in sight.
I have always loved collage and art journals/scrapbooks. I want to create my own but it's getting all the materials together is a bit daunting if I'm honest. Your work looks great though.

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Kudos to us at CloudAlly as ThinkMobile.com – The IT research and marketing company that’s known for its highly informative and exhaustive technology articles and blogs, ThinkMobiles, has listed 17 of the Best Backup Software for April 2019. The compilation is a product of careful analysis and will greatly be of help to those looking into getting backup software that fulfills their specific and general requirements.
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CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. -- The Warhawks will send a group of six wrestlers to the national championships set for March 14-15 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Wisconsin-Whitewater's team total of 130 bested the competition by 22 points for their second consecutive regional title. Three Warhawks won their weight classes, two were runners-up and another took third in the NCAA Midwest Regional hosted by Wabash College Saturday to advance. The top three in each weight class advance to the national championships.
Jimmy Nehls went 3-0 after a first round bye to win the 133 pound weight class. Nehls, the number two seed in the regional and ranked seventh in the NWCA, opened with a major decision against Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Lance Fabry 15-1. In his second match of the day, Nehls topped Miguel Venecia of Elmhurst 3-2 to advance to the championship. Nehls topped Wisconsin-La Crosse's Dustin Weinmann 6-2 in the title bout to earn the team's first individual regional title of the day. He advances to nationals with a 22-5 record.
The next individual champ for Whitewater came in the 165 pound weight class. Cedric Gibson, the No. 1 seed, won all three of his matches Saturday to improve to 22-5. He opened with a 9-3 decision against Logan Hermsen of Stevens Point followed by a 6-3 decision against Tyler Schneider of La Crosse. Gibson overpowered Wabash's Josh Sampson to win by major decision, 14-3, in the title bout to repeat as regional champ.
Top seeded Shane Siefert notched his second consecutive regional title at 197 pounds after going 4-0 Saturday. He won three of his four bouts by fall, including the championship match. Siefert opened with a pin of Michael Conner in 2:28 and stopped the clock in 1:58 with a pin against Mario Palmisano of Chicago in his second match of the day. A 5-0 decision against Mike Minske of La Crosse sent Siefert back to the championship. He recorded the fall in 2:31 against the number two seed, Elmhurst's Danny Balderas to improve to 37-4 this season and take the team lead in pins with 10 this season.
Team scores were: UW-W 130, UW-La Crosse 108, Wabash 106, Olivet 97.5, Elmhurst 74.5, UW-Stevens Point 65.5, North Central (Ill.) 57, Wheaton 55, Alma 40, Trine 27, Chicago 14 and Manchester 5.

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-Why do we use syncErrors propery? İf Sync is complated (Enums.SyncStatusCompleted) why am I using this syncErrors property like below link?
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Pedro, a student at the Agricultural College in Cristino Castro, gets his chicken rearing project underway.
Many of the projects we support start in a very small way with very simple beginnings. Pedro, like many other young farmers studying at the Agricultural College, asked VinB to help him invest in his family’s small, subsistence farms. Pedro put a project proposal together. The proposal was then evaluated by Oliveira, our coordinator and Agronomist in Cristino Castro. Oliveira considered the project to be viable and beneficial to the recipient and the local community. He then sent the proposal to the VinB trustees for their consideration. After careful consideration the trustees approved the project and made the resources available.
Pedro’s project is now beginning to take shape in very simple steps. Here are the first three that Pedro has undertaken since receiving the go ahead from the trustees.
We wish Pedro well in his new project and all other students from the Agricultural College who are trying to develop their family farms.


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AFter looking at the draft by Delhi Govt. and its exemption list.
Well that was always on the cards.
Looking at the volume, when cops will already be hard pressed to spot vehicles not complying with odd/even rule then who will care to stop a vehicle with fake "complying" number plate and confirm it's identity.
Major polluters are commercial transporters, Trucks, Buses, Mahindra and TATA-cars which are not maintained well. Impact of vehicles operating on CNG still not known with respect to pollution.
I'm all for preventive measures but they should be realistic and conventional. Not sure if the Odd-Even formula can be implemented in Delhi. This was tried before in many places and it failed miserably.
It wants to know why Two Wheeler and ladies have been exempted.
Rich people have more than two vehicles may be with an odd and an even number and this regulation will not affect the rich and richest. Many of these rich ones also adulterate fuel, that causing more pollution. I too agree that ladies should not have got this exemption. They are planning to regulate two wheeler also. Now the RTO and Govt. should get stricter in pollution checking norms as well as checking for adulterated fuel. For an immediate relief Delhi govt. have gone for this and this is an innovative and safe initial approach. Public transport is the best option but such transport will become easy targets for criminals, and hence security should be tightened within and inside-out. When Diesel engine came no body knew about the emission pollutants. After say 10-15 years some lab may come and say CNG pollutes more than Diesel. I don't know where all these industrial developments take our human race to. US knows and they are planning for a better place other than the earth.
In Mumbai, I can count thousands of taxis with not more than one passenger. This type of traffic can be regulated by distributing offices and facilities across the city and state, just like ATMs (not exactly ATM), instead of complexes.
All the state governments should plan-and-replan-and-plan for a better organization of the residential area, industrial area, commercial area etc to minimize the usage of motorized vehicles. For this the governments should take bold steps to take hold of buildings for relocation. In my opinion Tourist places also should be freed from motorized vehicles, or at least a Laxman Rekha should be defined every where required.
Corruption should be eliminated from Govt. offices and efficiency should be improved, to reduce daily visits of common man to any office. If the Govt and politicians do their job sincerely and selflessly (also we people) most of Indian problem will be solved. Be good, see good, do good.
The ban has little effect on pollution levels.
If at all, these figures were highest on monday.
Hoping the COURTS hit the nail on the head again and fiercely ask Ladies and Two Wheelers to join in.
The NGT has now asked VW to submit an undertaking of sorts , saying its cars in India dont have any cheat devices installed.
Going by how VW has been treated overseas it a very luke warm response from a very hesistant nation, which is scared to act whenever it comes to Issues affecting a large part of the society.
a local denter, know to my drivers has somehow convinced them that he could do the job and also get necessary endorsement on the RC done in quick time.
As it is , we weren't able to use these vehicles for work because of the recent traffic regulations in place and thus made a lot of sense, so my two old cars at the denter have been the designated scapegoats , they had initially gone in for a denting job but now will be CNGed on their way back.
Lets see if this gamble plays off.
This just goes to show there could also be a possibility of CNG vehicles without proper Hydrotesting for CNG Cylinder safety and also for cases where CNG has not been endorsed on the RC have also been issued CNG Stickers.
For starters why were stickers more than the registered numbr of vehicles printed in the first case.
If traffic officials say they have collected 1.2 crores of Challan money, just think of the undisclosed amount that these people are pocketing on a daily basis.
So we have another twist to this odd-even rule.
Few diesel cars like Ertiga/Ciaz (SHVS variants) have been exempted from this rule.
Can't understand how can a micro hybrid technology (even if I can call it so), which was mainly aimed at improving fuel efficiency by modulating engine start/stop, is being considered as "environment friendly".
I think we are not far off from a situation when every other manufacturer will just install these micro systems and allow their vehicles to be exempted (Mahindra already has this micro hybrid in Scorpio).
Will these people kindly explain to me how does it cut down on the pollution emitting from a diesel engine.
So the 2-5% fuel efficiency achieved this way is the only logical answer.
No one will like their vehicles to turn off even for a minute in DELHIS smouldering summers.
Already Scorpio has this function , well most of them , barring the AUTOMATIC variant but people , the interesting thing is that it can be turned ON and OFF by a switch on the dash.
If Maruti can get away with it why shoudnt Mahindra be set free too.
It is a CLASSIC case of VW like cheating device installed on the cars.
Like VW cars could evade pollution test by these smart cheating devices , you can get away and keep on polluting in your cars just on the pretext of a switch , that they say makes it a HYBRID.
If you are that serious , hardwire this into the vehicles software , let people know that this thing will stop the enginewhen you come to a stop , which means your AIRCON and blowers will stop working and you dont even have the option of a switch that turns this feature off /on and after properly educating your customers , if you are able to sell even one car.
Allowing such Micro and Mild Hybrids is like actually going back on the POLLUTION CONTROL PROMISE that we are trying to achieve.
The decision to exempt some mild hybrid cars seems to be a more of a lobbying by Maruti.
Not to forget, most Govt officials are using newer Maruti cars (like Ciaz and Ertiga) so by exempting these models they are infact helping themselves only, with least concern for pollution.
Delhites around 44% of the polled ones ,confirmed that if these Odd Even trials exceed 15 Jan they will be forced to consider buying another car.
On the other hand Emergency services are saying that because of the recent traffic regulations , the roads are fairly empty , this has reduced their response time by a great deal.
The air quality index for most observation points has also fallen for the good.
Earlier the places that used to feature on the top of BAD air quality index have now fallen to the sixth place .
Though its still BAD but far better than the WORST it used to be.
The last day of ODD EVEN trials tiday in Delhi.
Delhi Govt has already decided for a review meeting on 18th Jan.
We know schools open from 16th so would be impossible for the school buses to do traffic duty from now on but then ofcouse schools only need these buses for a few hours in mornings and a few hours in the afternoon , they can thus still be pressed into service for the other hours.
Something on these lines so as to decrease bottlenecks with everyone coming out in the road at the same time.
I personally did not find any notable difference in the air ,though could see people more into environmentak issues over these last few days , everyone is talking green , lot of CNG and ELCTRIC talk.
If the air supply to the CNG Engine is reduced due to clogged filter etc then even CNG vehicles will emit black smoke. Some of you must have seen this case when Oxy-acetylene torch is used.
What a joke they have made out of pollution.
How was Mahindra in knowledge of this.
Mr CM has asked for suggestions from delhites on his odd even gmail account.


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Observations show a significant intensification of the Southern Hemisphere westerlies, the prevailing winds between the latitudes of 30∘ and 60∘ S, over the past decades. A continuation of this intensification trend is projected by climate scenarios for the twenty-first century. The response of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current and the carbon sink in the Southern Ocean to changes in wind stress and surface buoyancy fluxes is under debate. Here we analyse the Argo network of profiling floats and historical oceanographic data to detect coherent hemispheric-scale warming and freshening trends that extend to depths of more than 1,000 m. The warming and freshening is partly related to changes in the properties of the water masses that make up the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, which are consistent with the anthropogenic changes in heat and freshwater fluxes suggested by climate models. However, we detect no increase in the tilt of the surfaces of equal density across the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, in contrast to coarse-resolution model studies. Our results imply that the transport in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current and meridional overturning in the Southern Ocean are insensitive to decadal changes in wind stress.
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We acknowledge the role of J. Dunn in developing and making available the CSIRO ocean data archives, and K. Lorbacher for her assistance in the data analysis. The study was initiated during visits of C.W.B. and A.D. at CSIRO Marine Research Laboratories in Hobart, supported by an Ernst Froehlich Fellowship (C.W.B.) and a grant from DAAD (A.D.). This research was supported in part by the CSIRO Wealth from Oceans Flagship, the Australian government’s Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) programme through the ACE CRC, and the Australian Greenhouse Office. The paper is a contribution to The Future Ocean Cluster at Kiel University.
Correspondence to C. W. Böning.

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NCR reporters are on the ground at Catholic Social Ministry Gathering (CSMG) in Washington, D.C., which brought together more than 500 Catholics who work in social justice ministries. The event continues through Tuesday, Feb. 6, and concludes with an advocacy visit to Capitol Hill. Immigration a focus of first day at Catholic Social Ministry Gathering. Watch the website for more news from the conference.
GOP leaders are eyeing a six-week funding bill that would keep the government’s lights on until March 23.
Politico says Republicans are giving up on Obamacare repeal. Most GOP lawmakers (especially those running for re-election this year) aren't interested in another failed effort to gut the health law in an election year.
Hagatna, Guam — Clergy abuse plaintiffs need at least 2 more months to serve papers in Italy, Philippines, Guam: Six of the plaintiffs said they also need time to find someone to translate the documents from English to Italian.
Jacob Leibenluft of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities lays out Three Key Questions About the Trump Infrastructure Plan. We should be on the watch for a "bait and switch" at the heart of his proposal.
Michael Sean Winters says The Nunes memo has been one great exercise in propaganda. The danger in all this hoo-ha over the memo and what we're told it "proves" is that important institutions that keep our democracy stable are being undermined.
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Are you looking for the most comprehensive list of high iron foods? Then scroll below as I have created the biggest resource out there that will provide you with top foods from each category and their iron content.
Whether you are a meat lover, vegetarian or even vegan, thanks to this post you will discover the best sources for either heme or non-heme iron in different categories of food.
Organ meats are the richest sources of heme iron you can find. There are many organ meats, but the ones containing the most iron are goose liver, turkey liver, and chicken liver.
You can easily incorporate these into a delicious meal. Also, the liver is full of other minerals and fats. The best part? Organ meats are very filling so you will not be able to overeat on these.
Nuts and seeds, in general, are quite a good source of non-heme iron. Seeds richest in iron are pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, and cocoa seeds. From nuts, there are richest sources such as cashew nuts, pine nuts, and hazelnuts.
Except iron, nuts and seeds provide your body with a lot of other minerals and healthy fats. You should either snack on these throughout your day or add them into your main meals.
Seafood and shellfish are good sources of animal-based iron. The richest foods from this category are clams, eastern oysters, cuttlefish, and octopus.
Although seafood is becoming more intoxicated with heavy metals and other nasty stuff, it can still be prepared into a delicious meal that will satisfy your needs for iron.
Legumes, in general, are quite a good source of plant-based iron. If you want to increase your iron intake, then you should focus mostly on red kidney beans, small white beans, lima beans, and lentils.
Legumes also include a lot of dietary fiber. This special form of carbohydrate is necessary for proper bowel movements, healthy digestion, and balanced blood sugar.
Grains are not the greatest source of plant-based iron. Although there are some good sources such as amaranth or teff, there are even richer foods from other categories. If you decide to add iron from grains, then try to pair it with some vitamin C that increases the ability of your body to absorb this mineral.
Although grains are not the richest source of iron in your diet, they contain a lot of other minerals and dietary fiber that is necessary if you want a healthy digestion and balanced blood sugar.
The richest sources of iron provide so-called “technical” fruits, ones that people consider to be vegetables but are technically a fruit. These include tomatoes (sun-dried), and olives.
Then there is a category of dried fruits that are on the second place and include foods such as dried apricots, seeded raisins, and prunes. Last but not least, there is the category of fresh fruit that has some good sources such as raw persimmons, mulberries, elderberries, and black currants.
Although there are not that many eggs I was able to find nutritional info on, I have still decided to create this subcategory. From what I was able to learn, eggs are a good source of animal-based iron.
Especially turkey eggs, duck eggs, and goose eggs. Just keep in mind that once you boil eggs (or use extensive heat during the preparation of your meal), they will lose some of that iron.
As you can see in the table above, fish meat is not a very good source of heme iron when compared to other categories of meat in this list. If you want to replenish your iron levels through fish meat, then focus on meat from anchovy, sardines, and mackerel.
These are all tasty and can be easily prepared at home. If you combine this meat with some legumes and seeds, you will make a meal that is really filling and rich on iron.
If you are a vegetarian or even a vegan, tubers are a good source of iron for your body. Actually, you should focus mostly on sunchoke, potatoes, and cassavia.
All these are an excellent side dish that could increase your daily intake of plant-based iron. Just do not forget to pair these with vitamin C to increase its absorption by your body.
Leafy green vegetables are another good source of plant-based iron for vegetarians and vegans. The best food from this category includes dandelion greens, kale leaves, spinach leaves, and beet greens.
You can either eat these fresh and raw, or you can add them to your salad or make a juice/smoothie out of these.
As you can see, meat, in general, is not a very good source of heme iron. However, if you want to increase your daily dose of heme iron through lean meat, then my recommendation is to choose venison, lamb chops, lean grass-fed beef, and turkey breast with skin.
Although there are much better sources of iron in this list, you can combine grilled turkey breasts with some legumes or grains for a proper dose of iron.
Stalk vegetables are a little bit better source of iron than squashes. However, this category is not very rich. However, the most potent sources of iron include asparagus, leeks, and palm hearts.
You can add these easily to your daily diet. For example, add lightly steamed asparagus to your salad and you will increase your intake of iron.
Mushrooms are a very poor source of iron. However, if you are a vegetarian or a vegan, you can add these to your meals to provide at least some extra source of iron.
From what I was able to learn, you should focus on oyster mushrooms and enoki mushrooms. However, if you are not looking exclusively for mushrooms, try other sources from this list.
Except for a parsley, root veggies do not include a lot of iron. The richest root vegetables include also beets, daikon radishes, salsify, and ginger root.
Root vegetables may provide a lot of other minerals and a huge amount of energy in the form of starch. These are an excellent choice for both hot and cold salads.
Squashes are a group of vegetables that are not very rich in iron. That is why you should go for better sources. However, if you still want to eat squashes for an additional dose of iron, then go for zucchini squash, acorn squash, or butternut squash.
Meals made out of these squashes are ideal for a cold autumn evening. When you combine these with other food that is richer in iron, you can create a meal that will significantly boost your daily intake.
Dried herbs you use to add flavor to your meals are incredibly rich in iron. Especially thyme, parsley, spearmint, marjoram, and cumin.
One thing that is bad is the fact that you are not able to eat such amounts of dried herbs. However, if you avoided culinary herbs until know, then you have one good reason to add these to your meals.
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It's not too difficult being a non-meat eater in Marrakech, as the number of tagines, falafel, humous and vegetarian pastries on offer mean there is no need to go hungry. When it comes to eating fish, there are also plenty of options. From the skewers served up in the Djemaa El Fnaa to the modern delights of Chez Mado, Morocco's hottest tourist destination has enough to satiate the appetite of even the hungriest pescatarian.
We were lucky to be staying very close to Cafe Clock in the Kasbah area of the city and ended up eating there twice. Great Moroccan classics, served up on the roof terrace with a good dollop of entertainment thrown in. There was a jam session going on in the courtyard below during our first meal at this wonderful cafe. You may notice there's no fish in the falafel dish that I enjoyed on our second visit, but just because I eat fish, it doesn't mean I have it for every meal. Going full-veggie is also great too.
I was actually spoilt for choice with their menu, as there were loads of options open to me. As is often a good idea, I took the advice of the waiter, who spoke great English (sadly my French lies somewhat neglected under my more frequently used Spanish, and my Arabic is practically non-existent). So I tucked into a steaming hot b'stilla with taktouka sauce. This flaky pastry parcel was filled with roasted vegetables, but can also come with meat or fish, so be sure of the contents before ordering.
No trip to Marrakech would be complete without an evening dining at the Djemaa El Fnaa. For the uninitiated, this vast square, which is full of orange juice sellers by day, becomes a fantastic food market in the evening. Sit on a roof terrace at any of the establishments surrounding the Djemaa El Fnaa and you will look out across a sea of lights amid the stalls, with steam and delicious smells from the food being cooked rising up to fill the air.
It can be somewhat overwhelming to walk among the traders and try to decide where to dine. Of course, they are all making an effort to entice you in, but one piece of advice struck home as we peered at the piles of produce ready to go on the numerous grills - "It's all the same stuff; just the quality is different". So we decided we would pick a stall almost at random.
As we walked past No 95, Chez Ba Hassan, the chap trying to drum up custom said: "Ali Baba, Ali Baba" (my other half's beard had instantly won him this nickname when we arrived in Marrakech), "Hashtag f*@!%ing awesome". Well you don't get a better sales pitch than that! While he tucked into skewers featuring various unidentified meats, I enjoyed my prawn and squid skewers with vegetable cous cous.
Reading a fellow travel blogger's article prior to our trip, Chez Mado was described as the best seafood in Marrakech, which sounded like the kind of experience the well-fed pescatarian could not miss. Located in the new town, we hopped in a taxi and made our way to this chic eatery. The outside has been painted in the red, black and grey colour scheme that is carried on throughout the establishment and the almost garage-like facade and curtains covering the door meant it was impossible to see inside.
Venturing through the curtains we found ourselves in a contemporary space, with a conservatory-like structure on the front. Without reservations, we were seated here, which did us just fine. And we proceeded to gorge ourselves on delicious Moroccan wine and a fine selection of seafood. While my other half had gratinated oysters to start, followed by John Dory, I enjoyed seafood soup with tasty crouton-like toasts covered in a light mustard sauce and scallops parmentiere - both of which were stunning.
I had no space to fit in a dessert, but was quite excited to see iles flottantes on the menu, as I've never actually been anywhere that you can order this legendary dessert before. I convinced my partner in crime to order it so I could at least have a taste and it was just as amazing as I'd imagined it would be. Lighter than air meringue and creme anglais with the subtlest of vanilla flavour.
I hadn't had a problem fitting in dessert the previous night, however. This wonderful Grand Marnier souffle was the climax of my birthday meal at Le Grand Cafe de la Poste, and yes, it was as good as it looks. You can just make out my other half's strawberry carpaccio with whipped cream in the background. This restaurant, housed in the former post office building, was a real treat. I especially loved the pomegranate-shaped lampshades hanging from the ceiling. Almost good enough to eat.
The meal I tucked into at this fantastic colonial era establishment was a combination of traditional Moroccan elements with elevated French techniques. The scallops to start had a rich creamy sauce, but were balanced on a bed of cous cous. And the prawn and monkfish tagine was perfectly cooked. All this was washed down with a few glasses of gin fizz - after all, you only turn 30 once.


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In the target villages of Kodaikanal, Dindigul Dist, Tamil Nadu, the inhabitants of tribal community are living in a pathetic situation. They live remote and hilly areas. Basic amenities are prohibited to the people live in remote and backward areas. Because of lack education the parents sent their children to collect products than education for their daily bread. So the children especially girls are suffering more in all respects that is on the ground of education, socio, health and sanitation etc.
This situation is worse among Paliyar living in the Palani hills. Almost all the settlements do not have access to primary, secondary or higher secondary education. Few families send their children to stay in hostels and study. Most children attend some form of school but start to dropout after 5th standard. More than 90 percent of children are dropped out by the time they reach higher secondary level.
Majority of the tribals in Palani hills live below poverty line. With most of their lifelines severed, they have to depend on seasonal jobs in the plantations. Permanently indebted to money lenders and Middlemen they do not have the freedom to choose means of better employment. Severely restricted, a tribal family need to engage all heads in the family including children to work to make ends meet.
Indigenous tribals of Palani hills suffer from several infections and water borne diseases. Since most of the communities do not have access to clean water, they have to dependent on streams and rivers that are polluted by pesticides, human excrete and domestic sewage. It’s absolutely normal for a tribal hamlet to lose 2-5 children every once a while because of illness caused due to drinking contaminated water. They treat these deaths as curse and most of these deaths often go unreported.
99 percent of the children under the age of 5 are malnourished. Neonatal mortality and morbidity is very high among the paliyar and puzliyar tribe in Palani hills. Lack of access to medical facilities, poor diet, and vulnerability to infection because of poor nutrition is very common among tribal children. Since most births are not recorded, it is difficult to find exact no of children under 5 dead due to infections at any given time. However in 2014. 6 children died in the span of 40 day due to water contamination in one tribal hamlet giving us a brief insight into the ground reality on health nutrition and sanitation in the hamlets.
Malnourished children are unable to compete with other in school and generally fall back, loose interest in education and dropout of schools at early stage of education.
Generation upon generation of the adivassi community is been subjected marginalization, abuse and exploitation. The adivassi allow themselves to subject to abuse and exploitation because of their own acceptance of inferiority. Tribals, because of illiteracy, ignorance, lack of knowledge of their rights, their legal status, isolation and social status consider themselves as inferiors and believe that they are helpless.
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It’s difficult to be happy in life or in marriage when you’re living in debt. Money shouldn’t be a deciding issue in any relationship, much more for two people who are bound by love and marriage. Still, debt is one of the more common reasons married couples get divorced. It may not be solely the financial situation that made them decide to give up, but they may have failed to see the tell-tale signs that debt was ruining their relationship.
1. You tend to lie to each other or keep secrets when it comes to money.
Trust is the key in any kind of relationship – business or personal. Even a small white lie can instantly erode trust that took years to earn. Lies compromise one’s integrity and worth. It prevents clear communication and often leads to bigger lies and a web of problems. If you cannot trust your spouse, what kind of relationship is it?
Don’t hide debt from your partner. Hiding things from your spouse will only make you feel anxious and stressed. You may not notice it, but it will put a strain on your relationship. Be transparent with your finances, no matter how ashamed you are of your debt, so you can both start fixing it. Being clear on things lets your spouse know that while you may make some poor choices, you choose to keep your spouse’s trust and respect by always admitting your errors.
Confront the Issue. If your spouse lied about money, confront the situation. While it is stressful, there isn’t any way around it. The faster you deal with it, the quicker you can get rid of it. Consider why they felt they had to hide the problem from you. Even if the reason doesn’t suffice, at least you can immediately work something out to fix the problem.
Forgive. Yes, as much as you want to say “I told you so”, it will not do anything to fix the problem. Forgive and move on. It does not mean that you will forget the mistake; it only means that you are giving them a chance to redeem themselves.
2. You prioritize money before your spouse.
Sadly, this happens to many people. Think about it, when you first got together with your spouse, it’s unlikely that you’ve thought of getting together to bring more money into the relationship. You got married, initially, because you fell in love. Expect only one thing that your spouse can offer you: love.
Don’t try buy your happiness. Money indeed makes the world go round, and in some cases, can buy a more comfortable lifestyle. But what really is happiness for you? When you have all the money in the world, but you are alone, what’s the point? Living a great life is all about great companionship.
3. You use money to manipulate your spouse.
Usually, the one who brings more money home is the one who wields more power. This can cause relationship problems as it brings in our egos and insecurities.
Don’t use money to dominate. Even if you are the breadwinner, do not use it as an excuse to dominate every decision in the household. Like a well-run business, every member has a right for their input; denying your spouse of this right will cause bruised egos.
4. You blame each other for any problems you encounter.
It is easy for people to take credit for good things that happen to them, but then point the finger at someone else for any downfall. Before you start blaming, consider looking at your own contributions to the problem.
Avoid accusing your partner. Trust is essential. Do not accuse your partner the moment you feel something is amiss. Learn to investigate first before you start hurling comments – especially hurtful ones. Justice will not be served by blindly putting down someone just because it makes you feel better.
Avoid labeling each other. This stops any effort for a change in problematic attitude because you’ve already given up on them. Instead, encourage each other to bring the best to the table to solve your issues.
Don’t keep making excuses to justify your bad choices. Running away and pretending that it does not exist will only make things worse, because interest piles up faster than you can imagine. The faster you can pay up, the less interest you have to pay.
5. You constantly fight, but refuse to really communicate.
There’s a difference between arguing and fighting. Arguing is a way of communication, an exchange of thoughts—even though you disagree—to achieve harmony. Fighting is senseless bickering; it only shifts the blame without solving the problem.
Begin working together. It may be difficult to control your emotions at first, but the more you work at it, the easier it will become. Think rationally and set aside your feelings for the moment. Don’t start the blame game; instead, begin working on a financial plan to clear your debt. Let your spouse know that you appreciate any input he or she can contribute to improving your financial situation. You might be surprised to know that your partner may be more than willing to bring ideas to the table. Make it a habit to regularly communicate your current savings and debt.
Ask for help. Debt isn’t just a money problem, it’s also a marriage problem. Even married couples have different opinions and outlook in life. Debt only intensifies the dissimilarities in a couple. When couples constantly fight because of money, they need to remember their partner’s better qualities and look beyond the issue. Sometimes this is hard to do because of our emotion. A pro-marriage counselor or a financial counselor may help, because a third party can look at your situation with a neutral and fresh eye.
Krisca C. Te is part of the team that manages Austrailian credit cards. Read the personal finance blog based in Sydney, Australia. Before she joined ACC, she was an Associate in Deutsche Bank Group under Market and Instruments Control Services.
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Selling yourself to an employer when you do not have any experience can be a challenge. The first thing they typically look in potential candidates is experience, right? But what to do if you`ve just graduated? Can you put your life experience and academic performance as a work experience?
Let`s answer these questions in this article.
Before we get to writing the resume, there are a few ground rules that we need to establish. They will guide you through the process and help to make a truly winning resume.
Do not lie! You should not lie about anything on your resume. Even if you somehow make it through all the interviews and testing, you will inevitably fail during the first week on the job. A failure to deliver on your promises will get you sacked immediately because the employer will realize you cannot do the job. So, to avoid wasting your time and time of your employer, just do not do it. Bad idea to lie.
Do proofread. An employer who notices an error in a resume won`t be impressed, to say the least. This resume will be immediately put away and never looked at again, and for a good reason. Who needs an employee who was lazy enough to check the resume for mistakes (plus no experience)? That`s right, no one.
Leave out unnecessary information. There are a lot of things that you should not include in your resume, including physical characteristics, photos, personal data beyond contact information, low GPAs, unrelated work experience, criminal record, and unrelated hobbies. For example, people who will be looking at your resume do not care about your hobbies (in rare cases, they might be interested in a hobby that relates to the company).
Now that we know the ground rules, let`s proceed to impressing hiring managers. Begin by reading and analyzing the job descriptions for the positions you wish to apply. Search for specific keywords that the company looks for in a candidate.
Clearly, the company is looking for a person who mastered time management. Perhaps, they want someone who always delivers on time. That`s great! You can get the attention of the hiring manager in this case even without a lot of experience.
Summary is one of the first things recruiters see in a resume. Given that they spend around 6 seconds reviewing the entire document, you must make a good impression right away. Since you have no experience, let`s focus on the skills employers are looking for (as defined in job descriptions).
This section comprises more than a half of all resumes of people who have experience. However, even if you lack it, it is not a reason to leave this section out. A common mistake many students make is filling the section with irrelevant jobs such as waitressing. If it`s not relevant to the target position, it should be removed.
Let`s proceed to life experience. You should have some that could be applicable to your job search. For example, think about your work as a volunteer. Employers value those who volunteer because many of them have entire departments dedicated solely to philanthropic work. If you`re volunteering, you wish to give back to the community. A lot of companies share this vision.
There`s also proof that volunteering really helps to get employed. A recent study completed by the Corporation for National and Community Service reported that people who volunteered had a 27 percent higher chance of finding a job than those who did not.
Hope that these tips will help you to find your dream work!
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License Tags identify owners of lost animals. Each license tag has a unique number assigned to your animal. Persons finding an animal with a tag need only call our telephone number printed on the tag for quick owner identification and reunion with the lost animal. If a licensed animal is lost or taken to a shelter, we can identify the owner by the tag number. Animals with licensing information are held while owners are contacted.
Licensing is mandated by law. State laws and local ordinances mandate that all dogs over four months of age must be vaccinated for rabies and licensed. Local ordinances mandate that all cats over four months of age must be vaccinated for rabies and licensed in Campbell, Monte Sereno and Santa Clara. In Mountain View, cat vaccinations, licensing and registration are optional. For more information, please contact us at staff@svaca.com or 408-764-0344.
Licenses are not transferable from one owner to the next.
Licensing an animal requires a current rabies vaccination and proof of spay/neuter. Licenses shall not be issued beyond the validity of the rabies vaccination. For example, do not apply for a 3 year license if there is less than 3 years remaining on your rabies vaccination.
1. Visit Property Assessment Information System to confirm what city you reside in. If you are a resident of Campbell, Monte Sereno, Mountain View or Santa Clara, you can buy a new license or renew online.
2. Please have the following ready.
2. Spay/Neuter certificate if applicable.
3. Visa, MasterCard or Discover card for payment.
3. Please proceed to WEB LICENSING.
You can also complete an Animal License Application and purchase a license by mail or in person at the center during our regular business hours.
We accept MasterCard, VISA and checks. Cash is also accepted at the center.
Refunds cannot be issued once a license is processed.
*Altered means female animals are spayed, male animals are neutered.
**Campbell, Mountain View and Santa Clara animals must be altered.
Failure to license an animal by the age of 4 months, or within 30 days of acquisition or within 30 days of residency (for a new resident) or within 60 days of the expiration date of a previously issued license will be subject to a Late (Delinquent) Fee.
In Monte Sereno, for owners who are 65 years of age or older, there is no license fee charged for the first dog or cat. Fees will apply to the second and additional animals for such owners.
In Mountain View for owners who are 65 years of age or older, there is no license fee charged for one spayed or neutered dog. Fees will apply to the second and additional animals for such owners.
In Campbell and Santa Clara, for owners who are 65 years of age or older, there is no license fee charged for one spayed or neutered dog or cat. Fees will apply to the second and additional animals for such owners.
Senior citizen licenses are not sold through the web licensing option but can be processed through the mail or at the Center.
Lost Tags will be replaced upon our receipt of a written request plus a processing fee of $5.00. Note: The original tag issued is not replaced each year. We replace only if lost or the printed information changes.
Spay and neuter leads to happier and healthier animals. Principal benefits arise from the spay and neuter of dogs and cats.
Reduced number of unwanted animals that end up in the shelter each year.
Lower licensing fees to animal owners and reduced expense to taxpayers for animal control costs.
It is important for us to have your current information so please call us at (408) 764-0344 or contact us if your animal is lost, deceased, given away, stolen or if you have moved or changed phone numbers.
If you have further questions about the licensing process, please call us at (408) 764-0344 or contact us.


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You’ve obviously wondered whether it’s worth it to hire a pest control company or whether you should do it yourself. However, trying to take the job into your own hands, especially if you’re not trained for it, isn’t a good idea. Not to mention doing it incorrectly could lead to paying even more money than you would have otherwise.
Before becoming familiar with the ways to hire the best company, here are nine reasons to consider letting the professionals handle the job.
It’s very important to have the knowledge and training to identify pests. Not all pests have the same weaknesses, so a professional needs to apply the correct treatment for that specific type.
For example, if you have carpenter ants, treating for fire ants won’t get you anywhere. They don’t respond to the same kinds of treatment at all. Carpenter ants will only go away if you treat for carpenter ants, and that means correctly identifying the pest.
Getting rid of the pests on the surface isn’t going to make the problem go away either. It’s crucial to find the root cause, or else you’re just going to experience more infestations in the future. Professional pest control can find the root source of the problem and get rid of it once and for all.
By hiring a professional for pest control, you’ll gain access to treatments designed specifically for your situation. That means factoring in the size of your home, how deep the infestation is, and long-term prevention practices. This equation maximizes the effectiveness of the treatment.
Pest control companies give you faster results than trial-and-error will. Not only do they have the knowledge, but they have access to commercial applications that you can’t buy in stores. Further, most people end up spending more on DIY solutions rather than calling the pros at the start.
Getting rid of pests usually involves hazardous chemicals. It’s never a good idea to let the Internet teach you how to use these. It’s not hard to compromise your safety by inhaling poison or spilling a chemical on your skin. Let the professionals handle this one.
Chemicals aside, termite infestations are especially difficult to kill. It’s important to get rid of them at the source of the infestation, and to do so as quickly as possible. This is because termites will damage your property permanently, and it can even make it unsafe to live in. Letting the pest control professionals take on the job not only ensures the problem goes away, but they’ll get it done fast to prevent serious damage.
Every year, there’s newer and better evolutions of pest control. Professionals will know what the latest and greatest methods are, and they’ll already be trained in using them well.
The methods you read about online are most likely outdated. Working with trained experts lets them offer cutting-edge solutions that haven’t even hit the general public yet.
Speaking of cutting-edge solutions, the professionals also have the ability to give you expert advice. Use this knowledge to help yourself stop infestations from recurring. They’ll tell you where and how pests are entering, so you’ll know where to keep clean and where to block up.
Good companies follow-up to ensure their treatment methods worked. If it didn’t, they’ll offer to keep going until it’s done without any extra fees.
Uninvited guests understandably get on your nerves and can make you lose sleep, but when they’re actually pests, it’s exponentially worse. Nobody’s happy when there’s a colony of rats, termites, cockroaches, or other pests making themselves at home with you. Hiring a licensed and insured professional pest service is a quick, cost-effective solution compared to trying to solve the problem yourself.


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FORT RICHARDSON, A.K. (NOVEMBER 19, 2013) — Having recently moved to a new building, the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) Chaplain Family Life and Training Center was recently given the opportunity to develop an after-hours ministry for its members. The center provides individual, marriage and family counseling to service personnel at the base.
With the plan of creating a new café in the center to capitalize on a newly donated coffee machine, the construction unit faced the challenge of determining how to run new plumbing lines without undertaking the expensive and time-consuming task of breaking through concrete to install conventional below-floor drainage.
At that point, volunteer James Rheault stepped in to help find a solution and discovered that the SANISWIFT drain pump from SFA Saniflo U.S.A. was an ideal fit, in large part because it can handle multiple fixtures.
“After doing some research online,” he explains, “I felt that this product was the most reliable solution and best met the needs of the application,” which involves pumping waste water from a small sink in the café as well as from the new coffee machine.
Rheault subsequently contacted Saniflo headquarters in Edison, N.J., to request a donation, to which the company readily agreed. “We are happy to help the center and the military personnel it serves,” says CEO Regis Saragosti.
Developed as an alternative to below-floor plumbing, the compact SANISWIFT is designed to pump wastewater away from any type of sink — bath, kitchen or laundry. It can also be used with a washing machine (indirect connection) or a dishwasher. With its smooth, rounded contours, the unit slips neatly and attractively into tight spaces where other pumps, with their bulkier commercial designs, can neither fit nor look as good.
The first of its kind, the new after-hours ministry center will stage a grand opening in January 2014, according to Rheault.
Measuring 8-3/4 inches high, 9 inches wide and 10-1/4 inches deep, the upgraded SANISWIFT is among the most compact and attractive pumps available.