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ThermOmegaTech of Warminster, Pennsylvania, is a leader in the design and manufacture of advanced, self-actuating temperature control technology. The company’s products are used in numerous industries and applications, including energy conservation and freeze protection valves for the railroad industry. A few years ago, when the firm was first looking to grow its export sales, it sought assistance from the U.S. Commercial Service in Philadelphia.
The U.S. Commercial Service is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration. Offering a wealth of expertise, the U.S. Commercial Service has a network of trade experts located in more than 100 U.S. cities, and in U.S. embassies and consulates in more than 75 countries.
By leveraging the export resources of the Commercial Service, ThermOmegaTech has been able to find new opportunities and increase its sales to countries in Europe and elsewhere. Today, ThermOmegaTech sells to five major foreign markets, with exports accounting for 18% of overall sales — growth that has contributed to the bottom line and enhanced operations at the company’s 37,000-square-foot manufacturing and office facility in Warminster.
Each year, thousands of U.S. companies sell to foreign markets near and far, with U.S. exporters selling some $2.3 trillion worth of goods and services in 2017 alone. With 95% of the world’s potential consumers living outside the United States, there are many opportunities for boosting the bottom line through exports. For many companies, free trade agreements, ease of transportation, the internet, and government assistance programs have made exporting more viable than ever.
Exporting is also a great way to build competitiveness, and many businesses report that international diversification has allowed them to better weather changes in the economy. However, many U.S. businesses — particularly small- and medium-sized firms — do not export because they believe it is too burdensome or difficult. In addition, more than half of all U.S. exporters sell to only one or two markets. The result? Missed opportunities.
Export assistance is tailored to individual clients and can vary widely — there is no “one size fits all.” For example, on any given day, trade experts may be counseling clients on the development of export strategies, assisting with customs and documentation issues, helping companies target best prospects in foreign markets through market research, and much more.
The U.S. Commercial Service and its International Trade Administration (ITA) colleagues also offer market intelligence and assistance in resolving unexpected trade problems that may arise, such as trade barriers.
Trade experts can also deliver customized support to assist U.S. companies in rolling out new product lines, helping them reach key decision-makers in a foreign firm, and providing U.S. government advocacy support to help level the playing field for bidding on foreign-government public-sector contracts.
And if a business owner does not have time for travel, the U.S. Commercial Service can help. It’s always best to meet potential customers face-to-face, but many small companies do not have the time or the budget for extensive trips spanning the globe.
The International Partner Search allow American companies to find reputable distributors and end users overseas without traveling abroad, and U.S. Commercial Service staff presents detailed results of the trade leads. The recently enhanced service now offers another option — a “virtual” introduction to foreign firms identified in the report.
Additionally, throughout the year, ITA recruits international buyers from around the world to attend selected U.S. trade shows, and introduces them to U.S. exhibitors as part of the Commerce Department’s International Buyer Program. These events feature a diverse cross-section of industries, and the U.S. Commercial Service’s trade experts support U.S. exporters at foreign trade shows worldwide. Companies can learn more about these time-saving resources by working with a local U.S. Commercial Service office.
For more information, or for help in locating your local or overseas U.S. Commercial Service office, visit export.gov, the federal government’s export assistance portal. On the site, users can view the Exporting Basics video series, which will take them through all the exporting steps and available export resources. In addition, 20 market destination videos are available for viewing. The Country Commercial Guides serve as another valuable resource, offering the latest market intelligence on more than 140 markets.

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NO COLOUR BAR exhibition at Guildhall.
The exhibition is based on Guyanese-born Jessica and Eric Huntley who were pioneers, political activists, supporters of the artist movement that signified the radical cultural politics of the in the 1960’s and 1970’s. No Colour Bar was a banner slogan used for international struggle against racism.
The exhibition included sculptures, business and personal letters, books, artist…’s expressions from the Caribbean and UK exploring identity, place, celebration and protest. There was a very large map of London showing where book shops were once operating.
We met daughter Accabre to which we had a lengthily discussion about black businesses and post political uprisings. She informed that many of the Huntley archive is with the London Metropolitan Archives.
Exhibition ends 24th January, 2016. However there are talks of taking the exhibition to other places.
WORD, SYMBOL and SONG at the British Library.
A collection of ancient oral traditions, artefacts, textiles, manuscripts, books, photographs music that showcases historical film and sound recordings of great West African empires.
I took my mentee who was fascinated by the vast amount of history. Its a great visual way of introducing the youth to our history. However I found it vital to add some of my knowledge. There is a vast amount of information to see and read, so I advise all visitors to attend early as it took us almost 3 hours to study each section.
The exhibition runs until 16th February 2016 – £10, under 18 Free, Conc.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers have released Left Tackle Max Starks and wide receiver Antwaan Randle El, the team announced this morning.
While the leaks of Starks being released last night has been a stunner to some around the league, the release of Antwaan Randle El is not a surprise to many.
Randle El who turns 32 in August was carrying a $2.3 million cap hit and was set to enter camp 5th on the depth chart at wide receiver.
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We would like to wish our clients at Reed Exhibitions a very successful Aircraft Interiors Event.
Staged annually in Hamburg, Aircraft Interiors Expo is the leading global event for the aircraft interiors industry.
The event is a vibrant must attend business-to-business event presenting a diverse range of leading suppliers to Europe and International aircraft interiors professionals and airlines.
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Newcastle did tonight what good teams do and when the lads were nowhere near their best in the first half, they hung in there and even went ahead after 42 minutes against the run of play through Yoan Gouffran.
It was the Frenchman’s 7th goal of the season and another important goal for Newcastle.
Sign this man up for another two years!
Newcastle were improved after the break and karma seems alive and well and came into effect when Henri Lansbury – the villain in Nottingham Forest’s 2-1 win when we were down to 9 men before the break because of his acting performance – was kind enough to put the ball into his own net to give us a 2-0 lead.
That was after 59 minutes and Newcastle simply controlled the game for the last 30 minutes to get our 22nd win of the season in 32 games – that’s a 69% win rate in the league and we are 33 points above Aston Villa in the league.
Here’s what the league table looks like tonight.
Now we must beat Bristol City at home on Saturday – come hell or high water – and hopefully we’ll put in a better first half display than we did tonight.
It was a big win tonight.
Jesus is lascselles parachuting in on that pic!
Poor first half both teams were poor passes went astray no movement – creativity- actually the looked as if they lacked confidence.
First goal sloppy but it came as a great relief to all. second half there was only one team going to win.
but rash charge out and dive at Hogans feet – sure ref was going to point to spot until seeing linesman flag for offside.
Dummett 9 – my Man of the Match defended like a trojan got in some great blocks and second half got forward a lot more.
Clark 7 – rock at the back played well and used the ball well.
Yedlin 7 – Another solid display but looked tired second half.
Colback 6 – poor first half second half a lot better and got/carried the ball forward. Mind you slow on the ball and gets caught in possession to often.
Shelvey 7 – Did OK but his radar was a tad off tonight with his long passes.
Ritchie 6 – Plenty of running but end product not the best.
Diame 6 – Poor first half excellent second half must of had a rocket up his arse at half time.
Gayle 4 – didn’t looked fit.
Mitro 8 – Thought he had a good game when he came on chased everything battled well – held the ball up – linked up play and got back and defended to.
Atsu 5 – not on long enough but brilliant cross at the end pity no one gambled on getting in the box.
All – in – all not the best display but got the result we needed.
Yeah Villa were very good in the first thirty, as were our back four. Clark and Lascelles are tremendously strong in the air, unplayable really, and Clark in particular is having a great season. It’s to be enjoyed though, because they will almost certainly find it harder against nippier, more gifted attackers should we go up. Colback was also very good, which is not a surprise given it was his third start since his absence and we can expect to see that from him game in game out for the rest of the campaign.
Commentators were saying how we were hardly creating anything in the first half – totally ignoring the fact that Villa were pressing hard and parking the bus.
These are the games we would have lost before Rafa came in but now we usually somehow find a way to win. And that is how you win silverware.
We tough it out when teams are pressing and playing defensive – then if we can break through that and score with our quality we bring on players like Atsu and try and hit them on the counter. Basic football tactics and they work. And if teams choose to attack us then we can use that space to attack right back and watch a brilliant game. It won’t always be pretty but winning is the priority. Good game lads.


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Innovative selfie drone,2MP 720P camera allows you to get great selfies effortlessly.
Modular battery design, easy to install, 750mAh big battery capacity, more durable.

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TORONTO (Reuters) - Two unidentified men walked into a restaurant on Thursday in the Canadian city of Mississauga and set off a bomb, wounding more than a dozen people, local police said.
The blast went off in the Bombay Bhel restaurant at about 10:30 p.m local time. Fifteen people were taken to hospital, three of them with critical injuries, the Peel Regional Paramedic Service said in a Tweet.
The two male suspects fled after detonating their improvised explosive device, Peel Regional Police said in a Tweet. No one has claimed responsibility, and the motive for the attack was not known.
The men entered the restaurant and set down what appeared to be a paint can or pail, which exploded after they fled, Sergeant Matt Bertram told the New York Times. The bomb was filled with “projectable objects,” he said.
Police posted a photograph on Twitter showing two people with dark zip-up hoodies walking into an establishment. One appeared to be carrying an object.
Peel Police said one suspect was in his mid-20s, stocky, and wore dark blue jeans and a dark zip-up hoody pulled over his head, with black cloth covering his face. The second was thin, and wore faded blue jeans, a gray t-shirt and a dark zip-up hoody over his head, also with his face covered.
Roads in the area were closed and a large police presence was at the scene, with heavily armed tactical officers arriving as part of the large emergency response, local media reported.
The attack in Mississauga comes a month after a driver plowed his white Ryder rental van into a lunch-hour crowd in Toronto, killing 10 people and injuring 15.
Mississauga is Canada’s sixth-largest city, with a population of 700,000 people, situated on Lake Ontario about 20 miles (32 km) west of Toronto. Bombay Bhel is an Indian restaurant chain in the metro area of Mississauga.
India’s Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said in a tweet that the she was in constant touch with the Consul General in Toronto and the Indian High Commissioner in Canada and that the missions would work round the clock.

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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – According to reports a well-known and respected Uyghur professor has gone missing in Beijing.
Professor Rahile Dawut, a scholar at Xinjiang University may have been abducted by Chinese authorities in Beijing or on her way there according to a New York Times article published Aug. 10.
Dawut, a specialist on Uyghur culture and traditions, reportedly left Urumqi, Xinjiang for Beijing last December. She has not been seen since and is presumed to be in a detention center, under supervision of the communist authorities.
According to the report at Liberty Times, after being unable to contact Dawut for months, family members of Dawut remained silent, fearful to speak out. However, being fearful that her life may be in danger, they decided to come forward.
The founder of the Dui Hua Foundation, John Kamm, has inquired with Chinese authorities in Beijing on the whereabouts of the professor, but has received no reply.
The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination recently held a panel discussion on the detention of Uyghurs in Xinjiang, also called East Turkestan, where the Committee’s vice chairwoman said that the region has become a “massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy,” as the communist government attempts to erase Uyghur culture and force locals to give up their religious identity.

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The tour begins near Piazza dei Miracoli. With one of our local specialized guides, you will start with a visit to the Jewish Cemetery (open Wednesday afternoons and Sunday mornings) and then move to the center of town where, for various centuries, the Jewish Quarter of Pisa and a Synagogue in a private residence were located. The tour then continues to the Synagogue constructed at the end of the 17th century and ends at Casa Roquez where there was a massacre at the end of World War II.
The local guide is not of Jewish faith. A historical account of the various sites tied to the Jewish community of Pisa will be given. This is a walking tour, please wear comfortable shoes.

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It's no secret that the Penguins find themselves sputtering along late in the season, posting a modest 8-8-2 record since the Olympic break. As a result, with the playoffs barreling down on the club like a freight train, dark clouds of doubt and uncertainty seemingly hang over Western Pennsylvania as ghosts of postseasons past dance in the minds of the Pittsburgh faithful.
Rather than focus on all the question marks, concerns or countless calls for the coach's/general manager's/goaltender's/whoever's head, though, we thought we'd explore some reasons to find optimism as the Pens prepare for playoff hockey.
No, really; they exist. And, honestly, it didn't even take long to conjure them up.
For much of the season, the Penguins persevered through an unholy amount of injuries. Serious ailments to key contributors have robbed Pittsburgh of a healthy lineup for literally the entire campaign. In order to find success, individuals embraced more significant roles (Matt Niskanen), stars were born (Olli Maatta) and minor league call-ups filled in admirably (Brian Gibbons and Jayson Megna). And, with Sidney Crosby and Marc-Andre Fleury leading the way, the Pens overcame their plethora of injuries to run away with the Metropolitan.
On the verge of clinching their second consecutive division title, however, the Pens have finally hit a rough patch. Their typically superior special teams are struggling, players appear worn out and the team lacks consistency.
Luckily, help is on the way. As Pens Initiative wrote about yesterday, Paul Martin's return appears imminent. What's more, of all the currently injured Penguins, only Pascal Dupuis finds himself lost for the season. The likes of Evgeni Malkin, Joe Vitale and Marcel Goc, however, could all return for the start of the playoffs. Hell, even Kris Letang hasn't been officially ruled out.
Thus, if the Penguins can finally escape the injury bug (knock on wood) they could find themselves nearly intact for a postseason run. And, while that won't dispel all the club's deficiencies, it will transform them into a much more formidable opponent.
Leading up to last year's trade deadline, Ray Shero was like a kid in a candy store. After acquiring Douglas Murray, Jussi Jokinen and roughly half the captains residing in the Western Conference, an already loaded Pittsburgh squad appeared destined for date with a trip to the Stanley Cup Final.
Ultimately, though, the team simply got older. Yes, Jokinen found success, evolving into a versatile contributor who remains with the club. But Murray didn't really fit within the system, Brenden Morrow appeared a step behind in the playoffs and Jarome Iginla never looked comfortable in a Penguins' sweater.
In hindsight, perhaps too many moves took place; maybe less could have been more.
This year, though, the Penguins yielded a much different return. It could have been a function of the market or maybe it was Shero's lack of salary cap space but, in the end, the Penguins subtly secured depth in lieu of making a big splash. Despite rumors swirling around a potential acquisition of Ryan Kesler, the Penguins brought in Lee Stempniak and Marcel Goc, two separate moves that served to bolster a top-heavy forward unit.
For his part, Stempniak has already shown signs of developing chemistry with Crosby and Chris Kunitz, slotting in on the top line in place of the injured Dupuis. Meanwhile, prior to a nasty injury, Goc vastly improved the depth of the team's bottom-six.
Most importantly, there isn't a need to put a square peg in a round hole this year. Both acquisitions fill specific needs, addressing previous voids in the Pittsburgh lineup. If and when the Penguins finally get (relatively) healthy, Stempniak and Goc will compliment the club's high-end skill by filling roles that fit each acquisition's particular skill set.
It's hard to imagine this Pittsburgh team not finding itself under pressure. After all, employing Crosby, Evgeni Malkin et al begets a need to win. Now.
But, outside of the Pittsburgh locker room, who really envisions the Pens parading the Cup around the ice this spring? After all, this is a top-heavy squad that's been consistently decimated by injuries with postseason demons, a team far removed from the one who went an entire calendar month without a loss last year.
That public persona doesn't bother the Penguins one bit, though.
Perhaps there's something to that. Maybe entering the playoffs without people anointing the club as heavy favorites will prove beneficial, serving to foster an "us against the world" mentality. Maybe playing a potential role of underdog will motivate the Penguins to prove themselves, to show that they can still find success in the postseason, that it's someone else's turn to succumb to the pressure.
Does that mean it will necessarily happen? Of course, not.
But it's something to be optimistic about.


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text: Download Film The Expendables 3 (2014) Sub Indo – Barney, Christmas and the rest of the team comes face-to-face with Conrad Stonebanks, who years ago co-founded The Expendables with Barney. Stonebanks subsequently became a ruthless arms trader and someone who Barney was forced to kill… or so he thought. Stonebanks, who eluded death once before, now is making it his mission to end The Expendables — but Barney has other plans. Barney decides that he has to fight old blood with new blood, and brings in a new era of Expendables team members, recruiting individuals who are younger, faster and more tech-savvy. The latest mission becomes a clash of classic old-school style versus high-tech expertise in the Expendables’ most personal battle yet.


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Chargeback is a transaction not recognized by the credit card holder. This can happen for a number of reasons. Among these reasons are fraud and problems with the product. When that happens, the credit card operator returns the money that would go to your account to the buyer. In this case, it is good practice to file the information about the chargeback and even use it as new financial indicators.
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So, new engine, new transmission. All is well and forgiven, right? For a 1.5-liter with just three cylinders, it’s quite surprising that it did not return the fuel economy that we were expecting. At best, and even with minimal traffic, all we could muster was 9 km/l. Take note that this was the figure we got with barely any lead-footing involved. How did this happen? A light foot on the gas properly planned no-traffic times and routes were taken, why does the EcoSport give back fewer numbers than the competition?
Sure, there is a bit of footwork adjustment to get your engine and transmission to work better together, and for better fuel economy, but it’s something you can still live with. With a price of PhP1,098,000, and with this variant already bearing the Titanium badge, despite it being second from the top of the line model, the 1.5L EcoSport Titanium AT brings a whole lot to the crossover table. Handsome looks partnered with a comfortable and classy interior, a safety list that virtually has all the boxes ticked, there really isn’t much to naysay or even nitpick about this cute econobox from Ford. Now, if only they come up with a fix for the transmission woes, we’re bound to see more EcoSports on the road than we already do.

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We won a landslide victory, gaining 56 seat out of 59 , almost 95% of the Westminster Scottish seats. The three main unionist parties are each reduced to a token single member in the Commons. This is unprecedented, and the benefits are very tangible indeed.
Scottish National Party will chair the UK Parliament’s Energy and Climate Change Select Committee and Scottish Affairs Select Committee. However, there were earlier indications that Tories and Labour will attempt to abolish the Scottish Affairs Committee.
The party will be entitled to £6 million over the next Parliament because it took so many seats in the election. It will receive between £1 and £1.2 million from the Treasury each year in what is known as short money.
If more than 50% of the electorate voting for a party committed to independence get 94.9% of the seats for their country is not a virtual mandate for independence, what would be?
2) a proportion of the electorate voting SNP (unknown) must have included voters who voted NO in the 2014 referendum and still firmly wish to remain part of UK.
That group had every right to vote in the belief that, although they were voting for a party whose core long-term objective is independence, the Scottish electorate firmly rejected independence on September 18th 2014 and the SNP accepted that democratic result, and both the former and the current First Ministers had expressed personal views that there would be no referendum in a generation, however one defines that. But those views were personal, albeit widely shared, and they could not bind the people of Scotland, as both Nicola and Alex Salmond have subsequently stated.
In other words, if Nicola and the Party place such a commitment in the 2016 Holyrood manifesto and win decisively, the aggregate case for an independence referendum would be well-nigh unanswerable.
We came close to winning. But Nicola is not a political gambler: she will only take carefully judged risks with a high chance of success in the light of the previous failure. She will seek to get more powers, something close to federalism, and will postpone independence till Scotland is independent in all but defence and foreign affairs.
The $64,000 question is - will the SNP’s massive membership permit the Party to exclude such a commitment from the 2016 manifesto or will they pass branch resolutions demanding one?
Nicola's authority and popularity are at their very peak right now, but another mood may develop which, while retaining respect for her and her authority, begins to lose the fan/celebrity awe – a mood in which members are prepared to constructively flex branch muscles, and democratically question strategy. That, after all, is how party democracy is supposed to operate.
Will it happen? Who knows? Despite the massive membership, as any Branch Chair or Secretary knows, at any given time only a small minority of members are actively committed to attending branch meetings and influencing branch democracy. But in the SNP, on key decisions, the entire branch can vote online or by post, as for example on the selection of candidates for election.
Additionally and perhaps crucially, there are still campaigning organisations out there committed to independence who are not necessarily SNP supporters or members, e.g. Radical Independence, Common Weal, the Scottish Socialist Party, and party politically unaligned activists and voters, and also supporters and members of nominally unionist parties who nonetheless may support full independence or devomax or federalism within UK.
Depending how event unfold in the next 11 months, and dependent on how Scottish Labour – and its ousted MPs – re-group and re-define themselves, all sorts of possibilities exist.
And of course, there are the trades unions, the STUC and campaigning groups within them, not to mention a number of groups who campaigned for YES banner under a variety of identities.
What we have is an unprecedented and varied mass movement - a mass engagement of the Scottish electorate, with its own hydra-headed structure, united by a core desire for political change in Scotland, but with significantly different views of what it should be and how it should be brought about.
1. They’ve triggered a UK-wide debate on the independence question, a question that was at best dormant as Scots focused on trying to make UK democracy work for them after the Nationalists after lost the 2014 referendum.
2. They’ve effectively questioned the democratic right of Scots to vote for the party of their choice in a UK election.
3. They’ve catalysed English nationalism, and highlighted the political differences between Scotland and England at the very time they should have been emphasising what unites them.
The SNP, while reiterating its over-arching objective of independence for Scotland, did not commit to a referendum in its 2007 manifesto. During the four year life of that minority government, despite repeated “bring it on” challenges from Wendy Alexander, Alex Salmond did not set a date for a referendum or call for one, concentrating instead on the high-wire act of running the country as a minority government.
But as the 2011 Holyrood election approached, the strategy changed, and the manifesto included this explicit commitment, if elected, to a referendum bill during the lifetime of the 2011-2016 Parliament, later specified as in the second half of the term.
Now, what determined this decision in go for it? Was it a great, popular demand from Scots for a second referendum? Was it a landslide victory in 2007 conferring legitimacy? Was it the outcome of a consultation exercise with the Scottish electorate?
None of these things. There was no YES campaign, no dynamic grassroots organisation of activists as yet. The 2007 win was narrow, and had shown the possibility of a nationalist government, a giant step in itself, but not a mandate for independence. The national conversation and consultation was in the future, and the great debate on the second question had yet to come. The will of the Scottish people, now much in the mouths of politicians, was anything but clear.
The landslide victory of 2011 on this manifesto could not be interpreted as a mandate for independence, but it undoubtedly was a mandate to offer the people a democratic choice.
On the face of it, therefore, a similar political calculation could be made in drawing up the 2016 manifesto, with considerably more justification – a huge membership, a powerful grassroots organisation and possibly an unprecedented number of MPs elected to Westminster, an outcome that for years unionists repeatedly accepted would be a definitive expression of the will of the Scottish people – because they thought it would never happen.
But Nicola Sturgeon, the most powerful and charismatic popular leader the SNP has ever had, now a national and international political figure, backed by a huge party membership, clearly has no such intent – and explicitly rejects the argument that a large bloc of SNP MPs returned to Westminster on May 8th would constitute an argument for independence or a mandate for a second referendum.
Why is this formidable and popular Nationalist politician adopting such a stance?
The answer lies squarely in the fact that there was a referendum in 2014 and we lost it. The Scottish electorate democratically rejected independence, and crying “We wuz robbed!” doesn’t alter that fact.
Nicola believed in 2014, Alex Salmond believed in 2014, (I believed in 2014!) most independence supporters believed in 2014 and most anti-independence supporters believed in 2014 that this was it – our one big chance for, if not a generation, for a helluva long time.
She recognises that, while nationalists feel a great sense of betrayal over the outcome of the referendum, given the sordid way in which the UK Government, the unionist media and Better Together conducted themselves during the campaign, Scots who voted for the Union – a majority – would feel a great sense of betrayal if they were asked to vote again on the question.
In that context, and the context that the independence movement has achieved more since losing the referendum than they did before it, I think Nicola and the SNP strategists have judged that the gradualism of the movement towards greater self-determination for Scotland is a safer bet than another throw of the dice.
Is she right? Are they right?
My answer is probably yes – and I trust her judgement absolutely over my own limited perspective as a voter.
But – and it’s a big but – I’m not sure that position can hold in the face of events changing at exponential speed: politicians do not control events – they respond dynamically to them.
Let’s get this election over, evaluate the outcome and the UK parties responses to it. Let’s give it a chance to work. Big things are at stake, big immediate issues, Trident renewal, austerity, the desperate need for investment to kick start the economy.
It’s a long, long way from May 2015 to May 2016. We have time on our side, and Nicola on our side. Let her play the ball – she has done it superbly so far, and her best days have still to come.
Vote SNP and put your faith in our party leader and Scotland’s First Minister to do the right thing –because doing the right thing is always the right thing to do!
I have seen and heard many political performances in my life, from the 1945 general election through to April 2015, including some great ones, but I have never witnessed a flawless one – until yesterday at the Edinburgh International Climbing Centre.
The contrast between Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland and Leader of the Scottish National Party and the confused, panic-stricken, contradictory, fact-free, humanity-free utterances of Tory, LibDem, UKIP and Scottish Labour politicians could not have been more starkly evident. Her calm, informed, gently humorous and profoundly human outline of the SNP manifesto and her responses to a wide range of media question could not be really be described as a performance – it was a direct expression of core values, coming straight from an intelligent Scottish heart.
The numbers still say the same thing, Ed – you need the SNP, Plaid Cymru and the Greens. Even the Queen’s getting worried by the possible outcome of a hung Parliament. No point in going to see her unless you’re sure, Ed.
Don’t even think about a “Government of National Unity” with Tories – look what getting down and dirty with Tories during the independence referendum did to Scottish Labour. The same fate awaits UK Labour – don’t do it, Ed.
Here’s the previous Newsnight Index poll and the YouGov Nowcast poll. (last blog).
This 2010 extract is still mainly relevant, I feel, and it may help some YES campaigners with the ‘fairness’ questions sometimes thrown at them.
Salmond on Marr, Soubry on Salmond, Murphy in meltdown – just another day in Scotland-dominated UK politics!
SNP membership hits 100,000, polls couldn’t be better or more consistent – and Scottish politics seem so human, vibrant, cutting edge - and Westminster politics so tired, so contemptibly predictable, locked in the past.
Anna Soubry MP does a fine archetypal Tory woman impression of Ann Widdecombe in full expostulating, "end-of-Britain-as-we-know-it" mode.
I must give Anna full credit - she does synthetic indignation body language better than anyone littering the Tory benches today.
Stuffed full of John McTernan soundbytes, Jim Murphy falls apart under Andrew Neil's relentless professionalism - and the cold, hard facts of the polls.
Defensive, misjudging speed of delivery, lurching in typical fashion from Scottish Labour backroom brawler mode to cloying attempts to ingratiate - all in all, Murphy's painful swansong.
The “democratic principle”– and Unionist attempts to deny it when YES voters exercise it.
I hardly know where to start with Peter A. Russell's letter on the SNP role in the 2015 general election. It reflects the deeply confused constitutional - not to say democratically questionable - assumptions that lie at the root of so many unionist arguments.
2. The SNP has not "chosen to be" a de facto regional party in the UK". It stands candidates for the UK Parliament in Scottish constituencies determined legally and constitutionally under UK-wide law. No political party has a duty to stand candidates across the UK. It is committed to an over-arching objective of Scotland's independence, but it currently operates with a UK framework of law, offering itself to an electorate that contains voters in favour of and opposed to independence. Once elected, SNP MPs represents all shades of political opinion within their constituency, in exactly the same manner as any MP anywhere in UK. It is clear beyond doubt that Scottish voters opposed to independence voted - and will vote - for the SNP.
3. The SNP forms the devolved government of Scotland. It can never be the main party in government of the UK, nor does it seek to be. While Scotland remains a part of UK, its objective is to represent Scotland's interests within the democratic structure and arithmetic of Westminster voting. It cannot pursue independence at Westminster, only further devolution within a UK framework. It has no intention of "dictating to 90% of the UK electorate" but will pursue an agenda for the electorate and the people of Scotland - all of them.
4. Independence can only be secured democratically by a referendum - the UK Parliament will never vote for the independence of any of its four component countries. The Scottish people rejected independence in the last referendum. If the SNP wins a large block of seats on May 7th, and subsequently wins a decisive third term majority in the 2016 Holyrood election, it will undoubtedly be a powerful democratic indicator that a majority of the Scottish people want a second referendum.
5. The UK electorate may vote for a party label, but they in fact vote for individual constituency MPs who, without exception, represent a "regional' constituency" under a first-past-the-post system. Most MPs run under a party label and accept a party whip, but in Westminster they vote as individuals MPs, whipped or independently. That is UK democracy, however distorted on occasion by the party system.
I wrote this in 2009 after Michael Martin, Labour MP for Glasgow North East and the Speaker of the House of Commons had announced his decision on the 19th of May to resign, to forestall the imminent historic humiliation of being the first Speaker in history to be forced out by a vote of no confidence. I really believed that the electors of Springburn, a district I had known well all my life, would awaken from their fantasy that Labour was on their side.
Not only was I wrong in November 2009 at the by-election, but wrong again at the 2010 General election in May 2010.
Despite all that has since happened, including the ignominious defeat of the hapless Gordon Brown Government, leaving us with the nightmare of the Coalition, the Ashcroft poll shows that Springburn is still set to do it again, lemming-like.
But the SNP has a strong candidate in Anne McLaughlin this time, and perhaps the electors will finally learn the lesson that the rest of Glasgow has – Labour is no longer the people’s party.
Don't get fooled again, Springburn!
I wondered just how long it would take for Alf Young of the Herald to decide that a general election would be a bad thing right now, and here he is on cue today saying just that.
For those of you unfamiliar with Alf's deeply coded messages, let me translate - if a general election was announced swiftly, Labour would be wiped out at the polls, the Tories would win in England, and the rickety United Kingdom would have a Tory government, making it completely unrepresentative of the will of the Scottish people.
The new Westminster government could not then deny the Scottish people a referendum on independence, which would happen around the time of the Scottish Parliamentary election in 2011, with the SNP being returned with a decisive working majority. The likely outcome would be a decisive vote for the freedom of Scotland.
This must not be allowed to happen. In the fantasy world of the Herald, the Scotsman and the Scottish Unionist, the general election must be deferred as long as possible, giving Gordon Brown's corrupt, incompetent, indecisive and rotten administration time - time to recover credibility over the next few months, aided by the full weight of the Scottish unionist press, more defence jobs bribery, more judicious patronage, as many distorted scare stories as can be mustered, and ideally a nice popular, winnable war against some far off country - the Falklands Factor.
But there's a worm in Alf and Labour's apple - it's called Glasgow North East, better known as Springburn, and a by-election is imminent. How imminent?
Well, it could be July, but if Alf's logic is applied, it could be deferred till September or October, and this would sit well with Gordon Brown's electoral cowardice and reflex procrastination instincts.
A recent Channel Four News report covered Springburn and Labour, gained great moral force by being presented by Sarah Smith, the daughter of Labour's lost Leader, John Smith.
about two and a half times the national rate of unemployment.
life expectancy 12 years lower than more prosperous parts of Scotland.
The Channel Four documentary quoted an old Springburn joke - "You can't join the Labour Party in Springburn - it's already full!"
But most of the Labour voters questioned said bluntly that that old reflex loyalty could no longer be relied upon.
What Sarah Smith devastatingly stated as "the breach of trust between the party that is supposed to fight for the underprivileged and the people who need it the most" will be in the forefront of Springburn voters minds when they go to the polling stations.
Professor John Curtice of Strathclyde University caught the echoes of the questions from last year's Glasgow East campaign - "What has the Labour Party ever done for this constituency? It's still as impoverished as it ever was ..." Glasgow North East is even more impoverished.
What was Michael Martin doing? He was living in a palatial palace as Speaker, and he was implicated in an expenses system where MPs were making claims related to luxury items of home furnishing when people in Glasgow North East were struggling to get basic, essential items, such as cookers and fridges.
Don't get fooled again, Springburn.
Don't be fooled by politicians who make snap appearances at old ladies's lunch clubs, smile and twinkle, then disappear in a chauffeur-driven hired limousine to grand civic functions and expensive dinners.
Don't be fooled by little successful interventions into small grievances when the main structural decline of your community and your life is accelerating unchecked.
This is not the Labour you knew for so many years, in opposition, fighting against the evil Tories, who could be blamed for everything - this is Labour who have been in government for 12 years, yet have frittered away the resources of the nation and the lives of Scottish servicemen and women in foreign wars, the party that is cutting the Scottish budget for essential services by £500 million pounds while spending fifty times that - £25 billion pounds - on outmoded. irrelevant weapons of mass destruction.
Don't get fooled again Springburn!
Vote for the party of your ain folk, the Scottish National Party.
The National gets better by the day: in today’s edition, it excelled itself.
From its eye-catching, ‘Russian Roulette’ front cover through its news items to its articles, analysis and readers’ letters, it provided a wealth of information on key topics for committed supporters of Scotland’s independence – and hopefully many others as yet uncommitted – that helps to make them the driving force in the best informed electorate in the world, despite the efforts of the rest of the mainstream media to misinform and mislead them.
And of course, there’s the regular Monday delight – the Greg Moodie cartoon, in my view one his very best to date. (My cartoon consumption goes back to the 1940s and includes the American funnies, sent to me by relatives in the U.S., and I was viewing the great newspaper political cartoonists from early childhood.) This one had a real story to tell, with the word balloons driving the riveting, graphic wedding narrative – the impending nuptials of Ed and the SNP.
Well, we’ll never know – but I, for one, think Alasdair Gray may be right. But in this, as in so many other vital, pivotal judgments, e.g. the currency question, I don’t envy Alex Salmond the agonising choices he had to make. Characteristically, he made them bravely, decisively and without equivocation, not as a gambler, but as the statesman he was - and is.
However, for me, the most insightful and immediately relevant article in this fine National issue was George Kerevan’s “Time to face up to reality about the role SNP MPs will play post-election”. Kerevan is one of the true political thinkers in the SNP camp, and unlike many Scottish journalists, is capable of getting right down to the structural heart of complex political issues that others shy away from.
Anyone who wants to understand the complexities of the Westminster situation Nicola Sturgeon and the new bloc of SNP MPs will face if they are returned in the numbers the polls suggest must read this article - and then read it again.
In the maze of options, from coalition (currently ruled out) to confidence and supply deals (not “supply and demand” deals as one journalist suggested elsewhere!) the voting behaviours of an SNP/Plaid/Green bloc will demand fine judgements, as Kerevan’s keen eye detects.
Yesterday, Iain Macwhirter, in an excellent Sunday Herald article In this era of Coalition, the political map has turned yellow addressed similar questions. But he used the language of negotiation (a language most journalists should take care to avoid, since they rarely have any understanding of the dynamics of negotiation) to describe the dilemmas facing the SNP Westminster bloc.
Leaving aside the fact that the SNP minority government of 2007-2011 only survived because Alex Salmond deftly played politics with the Tories to get his budgets through, what Nicola has ruled out – as I understand it – is entering into coalition or any confidence and supply-type arrangement with the Tories. To do either would clearly be political suicide for the SNP in Scotland.
But this cannot be extrapolated into saying that the SNP would never vote with the Tories on any issue. (If Nicola said this, I missed it!) One only has to illustrate by extremes, e.g. what if the Tories agreed to vote against the upgrading of Trident against a Miliband Government determined to do it?
Although such a scenario stretches the bounds of probability, it does illustrate that distaste for the Tories cannot overwhelm common political sense, where there are key voting issues on which consensus exists. Such a distaste for the SNP from 2007 to date led the Scottish Labour group in Holyrood into utter folly, directly contributing to the decline of their party.
I must disagree totally with this verdict of a journalist, Iain Macwhirter, for whom I have the highest admiration and respect. Politicians, lawyers (Nicola is both!) and journalists rarely have even a rudimentary understanding of negotiation, but Nicola Sturgeon is a unique politician, as is her mentor and close colleague and friend, Alex Salmond – and both, although rooted in fundamental political principles, are supreme pragmatists.
They will deal – when and how they need to deal – when the situation demands it, in the over-arching interests of Scotland and the Scottish people.
May the 8th 2015 – when the hard bargaining starts?
All the forecasts indicate a hung Parliament as a probability rather than a possibility. I offer my understanding of the mechanic and dynamics of this to those who perhaps have never examined the matter in any detail.
After a general election, the leader of one of the parties has to demonstrate that he or she can command a majority of the votes in the House of Commons on major issues - e.g. the Budget, major legislation, decisions to commit the Armed Forces – in other words, impose the democratic will of the Government on dissenting voices in the House and govern the United Kingdom. This is a obviously a practical necessity and of course constitutional requirement, as the leader has to convince the Queen as Head of State.
This situation existed in the hectic days following the last general election in 2010, and a fascinating spectacle it was.
There have been many projections of just how the seats will play out after May 7th, and there will be many more, as poll after poll offers its forecasts, but for the purpose of illustration of the arithmetic, I’ll use a slightly dated, but useful projection of the BBC’s – the first Newsnight Index - for no better reason than that I already have a graphic for it – and it may well be as accurate as any other that comes up!
With 650 seats in the House, a simple majority requires the aspirant governing party or parties to be able to command 326 seats (half of 650 + 1)– but since Sinn Fein doesn’t take up its five seats, that becomes 323 (half of 645 +1). Sinn Fein could of course put a green cat among the Brit pigeons at any time by deciding to turn up!
To get to the magic 323, he needs 37 votes. For comfort – and to reassure Lizzie – he ideally needs more. The SNP can give him 33, Plaid two and Greens one. He definitely(?) won’t find his extra one from the Tories or UKIP, and thus is left to trawl among the LibDems, the Northern Ireland parties and the Others!
Perhaps George Galloway will see his way clear to support Ed, but probably at a price that would be unacceptable!
However it plays out, it seems inevitable, if present polling trends are accurate, that the SNP will be the key player.
But consider this possibility – the LibDem 26 plus 11 others – but drawn from where?
N.B. The Speaker does not vote, except in deadheat votes, when the convention is that the speaker casts the tie-breaking vote in favor of the governing party.

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I’m back from a mini vacation in New York City, and boy did we log some miles walking the ENTIRE city.
I’m thankful for the opportunity, and also for my health to be able to do such a thing.
It was a busy city with lots going on! I was amazed at the pace of life that never seemed to lose steam.
I also realized how hard it was to eat clean while I was there. Despite so many good restaurants on every corner, it was an experience trying to find organic, fresh food.
There were so many people eating street foods, as there seemed to be a food truck on just about every corner.
I cringed at the inflammatory potential of people from around the world indulging on such foods.
Today, let’s discuss the importance of priming our bodies to remove the toxins. This can be done by eating clean so that your body can absorb the good nutrients and defend you against the bad toxins.
Think of your health as a tree. The roots of the tree are grounded in soil and the nutrients from the soil are what feeds the tree.
If the roots are not getting nourishment from the soil, the health of the tree will be substandard, right? It would not have green leaves and the branches would be weak and dry. Just imagine a limp, tired tree.
Most of us struggle with fatigue and lack of energy. Ever think there’s a correlation between that and the foods we eat?
Even if we water the soil, unless the tree sees the sun and the soil is of good quality to provide the right nutrients to the tree, it’ll never thrive, right?
So to get your health in order, it’s always nice to start from scratch. This means cleaning out everything and replenishing your body with all the nutrients that it’s craving.
We call this an Elimination Diet, which is considered the gold standard for removing toxins.
These foods are removed from your diet for at least 10 to 28 days.
Why? It helps to remove the toxic noise. But it’s important to do an elimination diet in stages.
Let me share the experience of one of my patients.
Jennifer is a 36 year old nurse with chronic fatigue syndrome and Lupus.
She has multiple chemical sensitivities, which result in hives, food allergies, and bouts of flu-like symptoms every 2-3 months, causing her to miss work for 1-2 days every 3 months.
Jennifer mainly eats the SAD diet (Standard American Diet), which includes drinking 1-2 soft drinks daily and eating fried foods 3-5 times per week for lunch at work.
She wants to feel better so she starts on an elimination diet immediately, despite the warning to begin gradually by first weaning off of soft drinks and fried foods.
Within the first 2 days, Jennifer breaks out in hives and rashes all over her body and experiences severe headaches. She also has cravings for sugar and caffeine so she stops the elimination diet.
Then in her desperation to feel better, she begins the diet again, but this time she listens and takes baby steps. She gradually cuts down sugar and caffeine over a period of 4 days.
Jennifer struggles with severe fatigue during this time, but she continues faithfully. She removes gluten in addition to sugar and caffeine during the following 5 days.
She notices that her energy level remains steady.
Then Jennifer continues by removing dairy and corn. She gets a skin breakout on her back with minor itchiness. Her energy level is low but she sticks with the elimination of sugar, caffeine, gluten, dairy, and corn for the following 10 days.
But by day 19, she begins to feel 60-70% better with less fatigue and clear skin. She realizes that she now can be at work all day without feeling tired or sick.
A list of foods to remove and foods to eat during an elimination diet.
It is not enough to remove the foods that are toxic to our bodies, but we also must replenish with an abundance of good nutrients that our bodies need to heal.
The following is a list of therapeutic foods for each food group. These are the foods that contain the most nutrients, giving you the most bang for your buck.
Focus on eating these foods while eliminating the inflammatory foods, and you’ll be seeing an increase in your energy levels in no time.
I’ve developed a comprehensive program that walks you through all steps of the elimination diet and detox. If you’re interested, please click here for more information.
Thanks so much for joining me again. Tune in next week as I explain exactly how our bodies’ natural detox pathways work, and how certain foods can enhance these pathways.
Please share this video with anyone who may find it helpful. I’ll see you next week.

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The Alcatel Onetouch Pop Fit is an Android handset described as “the first wearable smartphone for music and fitness fans”. It is available in NFC and non-NFC variants.
The Pop Fit is a small brightly coloured smartphone aimed at those with active lifestyles, and focusses on music playing and fitness tracking features. It offers a 2.8-inch QVGA display and is powered by a 1GHz dual core CPU. The device comes with an armband-style strap and a pair of JBL earphones.
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I thought it was just another pretty day to play in my backyard with my four sons. Little did I know that it was a day that would rock my reality to its very core….
God had blessed us with a break from the rain with sunshine. My 4.5 year-old twins and I were soaking it up in our backyard. I am always on high alert. I don’t want them to leave the safety of our backyard and wander to explore the front yard (and beyond) by themselves.
One of my twins has Autism, so I am especially vigilant when it comes to him because he is very unpredictable. That day it started off as his usual game where he starts to run off toward “no man’s land.” I shout his name and tell him to stop. Most of the time he runs in place as he turns to look at me. After a moment, he runs back to me, giggling the whole way. Every once in a while he continues to run on, but now in a playful “chase me” sort of fashion. However, this particular time was different, he started running and he didn’t stop. He didn’t respond to my shouts. He didn’t stop. He didn’t hesitate. He just kept running.
When he reached the street, he was in my sights but not close enough for me to grab him. I shouted louder and in a very stern manner. I meant business. He ignored my plea and ran straight across the street without even looking. Then he started running up a very steep slope that is a common area in our neighborhood. He has NEVER gone that far before! I was getting very scared, and I tried to push my body climb up that hill as fast as I could. At the top of the summit is a backyard with an iron fence and a pool. I know this, but my son doesn’t. I start to feel a little better thinking that fence would slow him down and allow me to catch up to him.
About half way up the slope, my heart sank as I saw him open that gate. Suddenly I was screaming his name, praying to God, and willing myself to overcome my exhaustion to get to him as fast as I could. What was I going to find? Was he going to be submerged in water? He cannot swim. Is the pool empty and he falls in and has a head injury or worse?
Eventually I managed to get to the fence. I was out of breath, overwhelmed with my fears coming to fruition, I see my little boy standing next to a pool full of water, staring at the warm steam coming off the surface. I calmly said his name; I didn’t want to startle him. He turned and looked at me for the first time since this ordeal began. I felt a huge relief come over me as he walked toward me. He willingly took my hand and walked with me without argument.
We started walking around the neighbor’s house to their front yard. No telling what the neighbor thought when he came out of his house. He heard me yelling at the top of my lungs in his yard. And then when he sees me, I am out of breath, exhausted, tears streaming down my face, and blood trickling from my temple from a branch that scratched me in my pursuit.
What did my neighbor think of the little boy that was calm and compliantly holding his mother’s hand as I tried to explain the situation between sobs. Did he know what almost happened? Did he understand when I said “he has autism,” that I wasn’t an irresponsible mom who wasn’t paying attention to her child?
Does anyone know what this means for me and my family? This is a game changer.
As I’ve traveled…stumbled down the path of parenthood with my boys, every challenging phase I’ve come across has been just that, a phase. From baby proofing the home, to toddler meltdowns. Time and development have pushed past that barrier and off we go to the next phase!! Until now, I have counted on these temporary lifestyle changes to be just that, temporary. However, a brush with a potentially tragic outcome with my Autistic son, made me realize that with ASD, some phases will never be over.
For the two years that my 4.5 year old son has been diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum, I have done countless hours of reading and research about the issues I might face with my son. Since he is still technically a toddler, I haven’t really been able to apply these potential behaviors to my son. Meltdowns in public? Similar to “toddler tantrums” to the outside observer. Nonverbal? Many young children shy away from talking to strangers. Not listening and responding to people? Have you ever tried to talk to a young child who is deeply enthralled with their favorite TV show? Wandering off without regard for personal safety? Absolutely a concern for all young children. However, consider these behaviors on an older child and everything changes.
For most children, an improvement in speech and communication helps a child to eventually express their frustrations and feelings in more productive ways than through tantrums. Children that learn social cues eventually will effectively communicate with other people and, hopefully, not be misinterpreted as rudeness, disrespect, or worse; aggression. With the exception of my older boys and their video games, they do learn to respond to questions and requests from others. With maturity and training, children begin to understand what is unsafe and how to act accordingly.
According to the CDC and the National Autism Association, 49% of children with autism will “wander” or bolt in this case. Accidental drownings account for close to 90% of lethal outcomes, second is being hit by a vehicle.
Strides are being made in communities to minimize tragic outcomes. Prevention is key, but it is not completely effective. The back-up plans include involving the neighborhood in search efforts (like an amber alert), and preemptively giving information to local EMS about an individual. If 911 is called, they have pertinent information ahead of time, so miscommunication can be minimized.
We are called to love our neighbors. I am counting on my neighbors to love my son.
I appreciate my friend, Beth Moore, for sharing her story. Beth is an autism advocate in Tennesse. What can you do to help? Pay attention when you hear about these needs in your state by going to Autism Speaks and sign up to receive emails. You can also inform others about the need and have them sign up as well. If you are in my state of Tennessee, feel free to contact Beth to get more involved in making this change. The truth is, everyone will be touched by someone on the Autism Spectrum. Your children will be in class with them, your coworker may be taking care of a family member on the spectrum, you will be among them in everyday society. You will be fortunate to know these remarkable people, so let’s help them and their families get them the treatment they need.


text: James M. Browning, age 67, of Gainesville, GA passed away on Wednesday, February 6, 2019. He is survived by his wife of twenty-six years, Ann Smith Browning, Gainesville, GA; daughters and sons-in-law, Traci and Eric Horvath, Burlington, WI, Terri and Jon Dodds, Chesterton, IN; son and daughter-in-law, Joshua and Kristen Browning, San Diego, CA; grandchildren, Samantha Horvath, E. J. Horvath, Elizabeth Dodds, Johnny Dodds, Brathan Browning; sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Richard Shave, Roseville, CA; brother, Robert Smith, Glendora, CA; several nieces, nephews and cousins. He loved his dog, Delaney, cats and horses. Mr. Browning was born May 12, 1951 in Royal Oak, MI. He was a 1969 graduate of Duarte High School, Duarte, CA, and a 1974 graduate of Valparaiso University with a Bachelor’s Degree, Valparaiso, IN. He was retired from Micro’s Retail. A celebration of his life will be on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at his home in Gainesville, GA with family and friends. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Angels Among Us Pet Rescue, P. O. Box 821, Alpharetta, GA 30009 ( www.angelsrescue.org ) in memory of James Browning.


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PLATO AG has opened a US location for PLATO North America Inc. in Dearborn, Michigan.
With the new office of the 100% owned subsidiary, the software provider for systems engineering is located near a number of present customers whom will benefit from the local team. With the web-based software solution PLATO e1ns, the company provides development-based engineering methods (e.g. FMEA) on a common database. Now PLATO AG is further expanding its international market presence and PLATO North America Inc. was established in Dearborn near Detroit, Michigan.
“Over the last two decades, we have been successfully building and expanding our automotive business with our software solutions in the field of Engineering & Compliance in Germany and Europe”, said Andreas Großmann, CEO of PLATO. “With the foundation of the new office in the heart of the US-American automotive industry, the proximity to the major NA Automotive OEMS and Suppliers will be in place. This International expansion will allow us to react faster to the needs of our NA customers and our global customers NA Operations and provide expansion with available NA customer support."


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To invest in property and produce extra income, invesstors need to know how to identify positive cash flow property investment opportunities.
When you invest in the stock market, you aren’t in charge of your investment. Sales, profits, and the dividends you get paid are the realm of the management of the company whose shares you own. It’s different when you invest in property. It’s your business. Every property you buy is its little profit centre.
Here, we’ll introduce you to the factors to consider to identify positive cash flow investment property. You’ll learn a simple formula to check if a property might produce positive cash flow. And we’ll also show you how to protect your investment from the unexpected expense.
Just because an investment property is not cash flow positive for one person, does not mean it won’t be for you. It is one of the incredible things about property investing: you can make a property investment produce positive cash flow. For example, by paying a larger deposit, you’ll reduce your mortgage payments. It directly impacts cash flow.
To improve your cash flow, increase your revenue and decrease your costs! Simple right?
Even though you have a lot of power as a property investor, there will be some properties you just won’t be able to turn into positive cash flow investments. I’ve seen investors visit a property and fall in love with it. They then kid themselves that they can afford to invest. They think they can slash costs and increase rent to above-market norms. They buy against advice and quickly discover the nightmare of an emotional property investment.
There are two ways to sort the wheat from the chaff when you’re looking to invest in positive cash flow investment properties. The first is to work your way through thousands of property listings. You’ll need to look at the fine details of each. Consider its location, type of property, and the property fundamentals that support investment. That’s a lot of work to get through. Especially when the following day there could be thousands of new property listings to plough through.
What gross rental yield produce positive cash flow?
As a rule of thumb, a property that provides somewhere between 7% and 10% gross rental yield has a good chance of producing positive cash flow. Of course, this depends on the other factors that we’ve detailed above.
The gross rental yield formula will help you eliminate all the properties that are not worth spending valuable time investigating further.
Once you’ve identified the properties that give the best chance of positive cash flow, your next job will be to conduct an in-depth cash flow projection. Our two-year cash flow projection worksheet is an easy-to-use and comprehensive tool to help you do this. You won’t forget any cost. When calculating cash flow, a good tip is to always err on the side of caution: underestimate your income and overestimate your costs. This way, you build in a lot of wiggle room to your calculations.
Void periods, between a tenant handing the keys in and a new tenant signing on the dotted line. Keep your tenant onside, be a good landlord, and put money aside to cover rent lost during void periods.
Unexpected repairs and maintenance could decimate your cash flow. New build properties are way less likely to give you such grief. I’d also recommend that you put around 5% of your rent into a maintenance account. You’ll soon have a tidy sum that will cover most eventualities.
An increase in mortgage interest rates will increase your costs. There are various ways to protect yourself against rising interest rates. For example, you might decide to increase the rent you charge to your tenant. One of the most effective strategies is to speak with a buy-to-let mortgage broker. They will help you find the best financing product for your investment property. It may be that fixing the interest rate on your buy-to-let mortgage is the option to choose – it will give you the certainty of costs while the fixed rate is in place.
Where do you start when you’re looking for positive cash flow for properties?
Searching for a positive cash flow investment property can be a daunting prospect. It could take days, weeks and months to find the best property investments for your objectives. Fortunately, there’s an easier way.
Contact one of our team today on +44 (0)207 923 6100. You’ll have the opportunity to discuss your objectives, concerns, and aspirations. We’ll introduce you to our property research, and the investment opportunities we have already identified and in the best places to invest in property UK.


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During the past fortnight, Worcester, in common with other towns in the district, has been the scene of a remarkable religious revival, conducted by two Welsh students and a Welsh miner. The mission was intended to last a week, and as a matter of fact, at the end of that time, the three preachers passed on to Malvern, but so great was the impression made by their ministrations that the Free Church congregations decided to continue the meetings for another seven days. A most enthusiastic meeting was held at the Countess of Huntingdon's Church, the congregation praying and singing until long after the accustomed hour for the closing of the building. Indeed, their fervour only seemed to increase as the hours sped by, and eventually, they had to be forcibly ejected. Not to be denied, the excited revivalists made their way into the vestry, where the proceedings were resumed with unabated vigour. The climax of the first week's services was reached on Saturday when a mass meeting was held in the Public Hall, a building capable of accommodating some 1500 people. The place was packed, and extraordinary enthusiasm characterised the proceedings. At 11.00pm a procession was formed, torches were lighted, and to the strains of, 'Glory March' the excited hundreds marched around the city, finally halting at the Salvation Army Barracks in Lowesmoor - a disused music hall. Here the service was resumed, if possible, with increased fervour, and the proceedings dd not terminate until close upon 2.00am on Sunday morning. Some wonderful conversions have been recorded.
From, 'The South Wales Daily News', 24th January 1905.
Now a live music venue.


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I too was raised in a church most of my young life. God began to open my eyes to some of the deception that was going on in my own life and also in the church. It wasn’t until I began searching on the internet that I found Pam Sheppard Ministries and RESCUE FELLOWSHIP. Through deliverance counseling, Pam was able to help me to see how I had picked up many unscriptural doctrines and demons in the church. Deliverance counseling with Pam equipped me to see how the enemy was able to use me to spread religion and not relationship with the real Jesus and how this affected my own relationship with the Lord.
Deliverance counseling with Pam is quite different from deliverance ministry. Breaking strongholds is a process that Pam Sheppard Ministries achieves through RESCUE mentoring, counseling and asking questions. This mentoring is done in a group setting where a person is free to come and ask questions, receive written articles, video teachings and audio messages to help us find out the truth required to expose the false religion that each of us has ingested.
Many people don’t know it, but much of what is being fed to the sheep in these days is false doctrine. Counseling one- on-one with Pam was my path to deeper things once Pam cast a demon of depression from my soul. Well, my self-deception began to gradually fade away by reading Pam’s books. For example, when I read “Faces of the Religious Demon,” I saw my charismatic, religious self. Like most of us, I had my pet spiritual fallacies. I reasoned, “Pam can’t be right about this or about that!’ Then my eyes started to open. Yet, with each un-veiling, I became increasingly “un-deceived,” as my spiritual house came tumbling down like a row of stacked dominoes.
RESCUE has taught me that the Holy Ghost is unable to rebuke us in our spirits because of our self-deception. Consequently, the demons assigned to us begin to toss us about, to and fro. The enemy takes much pleasure in mocking God’s people. I can remember how I found myself mocked in every sphere, from finances to family, from friends to foe, from fallacy to faith, the demons assigned to me had themselves a good ole time! Yet once I swallowed my spiritual pride, I ended up putting the demons on the run!
So I see RESCUE as a place where a person can go and begin the spiritual eye-opening process to become undeceived. When you join RESCUE, what you are saying is, “I am tired of the lies and now I need to know the truth!” In RESCUE, the Holy Spirit will begin to reveal spiritual truths to you both suddenly and gradually in your own special mentoring group.RESCUE GROUPS consist of intimate and rewarding fellowship with a diversified group of like-minded saints from around the country, united at peace and love in Jesus Christ of Nazareth.
Personally, RESCUE has been a place that I have been able to come and fellowship with those who have had the same experiences as I have. I feel safe and know that any question that I may have will be answered, truthfully and Biblically. RESCUE has also been a place that helps me to understand what it means to be a real Christian in the days that we live in. If anyone has serious problems in this area then RESCUE is the place for you. Pam can help you just like she helped me and RESCUE is a wonderful alternative to the Institutional Church yet better. It surpasses the IC in terms of equipping the saints because the members are available every day, 24/7— not just gathered in congregations on Wednesday or Sunday for a few hours! You will also form friendships and have guidance throughout your spiritual growth process on a daily basis.
Call Pam at 518-477-5759 and your veil of confusion will be removed as mine was.


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The Enterprise Library Caching Application Block lets developers incorporate a local cache in their applications. It supports both an in-memory cache and, optionally, a backing store that can either be the database store or isolated storage. The Caching Application Block can be used without modification; it provides all the functionality needed to retrieve, add, and remove cached data. Configurable expiration and scavenging policies are also part of the block.
You can use the graphical Enterprise Library configuration tools to manage configuration settings.
You can configure a persistent storage location, using either isolated storage or the Enterprise Library Data Access Application Block, whose state is synchronized with the in-memory cache.
Administrators can manage the configuration using Group Policy tools.
You can extend the block by creating custom expiration policies and storage locations.
You are assured that the block performs in a thread-safe manner.
What Does the Caching Application Block Do? This topic provides a brief overview that will help you to understand what the block can do, and explains some of the concepts and features it incorporates. It also provides a simple example of the way that you can write code to use the block.
When Should I Use the Caching Application Block? This topic will help you to decide if the block is suitable for your requirements. It explains the benefits of using the block, and any alternative techniques you may consider. It also provides details of any limitations of the block that may affect your decision to use it.
Developing Applications Using the Caching Application Block. This topic first explains how to configure the Caching Application Block and add it to your application. It then explains how to select a backing store.
Key Scenarios. This section demonstrates how to use the block to perform typical caching operations.
Design of the Caching Application Block. This topic explains the decisions that went into designing the Caching Application Block and the rationale behind those decisions.
Extending and Modifying the Caching Application Block. This topic explains how to extend the block by adding your own backing store and your own expiration policies. It also explains how to modify it by changing the source code.
Deployment and Operations. This topic explains how to deploy and update the Caching Application Block assemblies.
For links to external caching providers, see the "More Information" section in The Caching Application Block on MSDN.


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10:59 – “I got 50 listings at one time”!
11:50 – Makeda becomes top producer 4 years in a row!
35:45 – Makeda is on the PowerHouse Panel at She’s Unstoppable Live and shares what she’s most excited about!
on serving her sisters in real estate!
36:00 – self care is super important to stay fresh!
37:22 – what makes Andrea unique?
In this special BONUS episode, we talk about the very foundation of success: your identity.
You see, your identity (who you see yourself as, whether a top-notch pro or a wanna-be hobbyist) shapes everything you believe, think, say & do.
This episode introduces an important paradigm shift. A new (right!) way of thinking. About yourself. About what you do. About how you do it.
Make this all-important shift and 2019 will be the year your real estate biz takes off in unimaginable ways!