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The comfortable and sophisticated Volkswagen Amarok handles and steers better than most SUVs – let alone other dual-cab utes. The smooth V6 diesel in the most expensive Amaroks provides highway performance that’s unmatched. Four-wheel drive Amaroks are very good off-road, too, and auto versions drive all wheels at all times.
That passengers in the rear seat are more exposed to head injuries, from side impacts, than they would be in almost any other new vehicle of comparable size. The Amarok’s side-curtain airbags protect front occupants only.
That it might be hard to find someone who can fix your Amarok if it fails on a trip out of town. Volkswagen dealers in country towns are relatively scarce.
Dual-cab ute and dual-cab chassis only. The utes come with a tub at the rear that matches the cabin. Cab-chassis versions don’t have the tub: you fit the tray of your choice.
The Amarok is available with rear-wheel drive only, or with four-wheel drive.
Four-wheel drive Amaroks with manual gearboxes come with part-time 4WD and dual-range gearing – like most other 4WD utes. You must drive only the rear wheels on sealed surfaces, but may switch to 4WD on slippery surfaces. You may also select low-range 4WD, which allows you to drive comfortably at very low speeds off road.
Four-wheel drive Amaroks with automatic gearboxes come with full-time 4WD - they drive all four wheels all the time, even on sealed roads. They do not have dual-range gearing, however.
The Amarok is classified as a light commercial pick-up.
What features do all Amaroks have?
A sound system with an AM/FM radio, a CD player, an SD-card slot, USB and auxiliary input jacks, and six speakers. A 12 volt outlet on the centre console. Bluetooth phone connectivity with voice control.
A 6.3-inch colour touchscreen for controlling cabin comfort and infotainment. Support via Mirror Link for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing you to display apps from compatible smartphones on the touchscreen and control them from there. The screen supports smartphone swipe and pinch-zoom functions.
Cruise control. Buttons on the steering wheel for operating the audio system, cruise control and centre-display readouts, and for making phone calls.
Air-conditioning that maintains a set temperature. Height and reach adjustment for the steering wheel, and height adjustment for both front seats.
A very handy light that can illuminate the rear cargo-area.
Trailer-Sway Control, which helps settle the car if a trailer is swaying from side-to-side.
Electronic traction control, which helps the Amarok maintain drive on slippery roads or when off-road.
All Amaroks carry Volkswagen’s three-year, unlimited kilometres, warranty.
Three engines are available in an Amarok, all turbocharged diesels. On official government test results, the most fuel-efficient is the biggest and most powerful of them, a 3.0-litre V6 that Volkswagen calls the TDI550 and that comes only with an auto gearbox. It consumes 7.8 litres/100km (city and country combined).
This is a gem of an engine, smooth and very strong. The most obvious reason why you wouldn’t go for it is that you want to pay less for your Amarok: it is available only in the three most expensive models.
A second reason is that you can’t get it with dual-range gearing. Most of the time this is not a problem, even off road. But for some uses you might want a manual ’box with a low range.
A third and less obvious reason you might not choose it is that in the real world, it does use a bit more fuel than the alternatives, both 2.0-litre in-line four-cylinders.
Neither of these 2.0 litre engines comes close to the 3.0 V6 for effortless urge, but both are unusually smooth for a ute engine and broadly responsive. The TDI400 is mated to a manual gearbox and the very similar TDI420 comes with the automatics.
In the real-world, you can expect to average about 10 litres/100km from an Amarok TDI400 (from a mixture of town and country driving), about 11 litres/100km from a TDI420, and about 12 litres/100km from the TDI550 V6.
Amarok manual gearboxes have six ratios, while the Amarok automatics have eight.
Spend more again for a Core Plus and you’ll find carpet on the floor rather than rubber. Windscreen wipers come on automatically when it rains, and headlamps switch on automatically when it gets dark. There are front foglights, front parking sensors, and three additional 12-volt outlets – one on the dashboard, one at the rear of the centre console for rear-seat passengers, and one in the tub. The tailgate is lockable. Wheels are bigger and sportier-looking 17-inch alloys, fitted with lower profile tyres biased more towards road use. On the tub is a sports bar, and there are wheel-arch flares and other styling changes.
The next price-step is to the TDI 550 Sportline, which brings you the V6 engine, an auto gearbox and 4WD. Front parking sensors augment those at the rear, and the air-conditioning is dual-zone climate control (which allows the driver and front seat passenger to set their own cabin temperatures). Bigger wheels again (18 inches) are fitted with wider, lower-profile road tyres.
Spending more on a V6 will get you a TDI550 Highline, which gets you built-in satellite navigation, and sidesteps (which make it easier to enter the car). Headlights are extremely bright bi-xenon units, there are long-lived LED running lights so the car stands out more on dull days, and a pressure monitor warns you if a tyre loses air. If you are driving, you can amplify your voice through the rear speakers – an easy way to make sure rear-seat passengers hear you.
The most expensive Amarok is the TDI550 Ultimate, which in addition lets you control the gearbox from the steering wheel, and trims the cabin in leather. Both front seats are power-adjustable, and heated. There is an extended sports bar for the rear tub, and bigger wheels (19-inches) with even lower profile tyres.
Satellite navigation, heated seats, bi-xenon headlamps and LED daytime running lights are available on the Core Plus as an extra-cost option. Leather-trimmed and heated front seats are optional on the TDI550 Highline.
As with all utes, the extra equipment carried by the more expensive models adds weight and reduces the permissible payload – that is, there is less capacity left for other stuff you might want to carry.
Choosing an automatic gearbox means you cannot get dual-range gearing.
The 18-inch and 19-inch wheel rims and lower-profile tyres fitted to the V6 Amaroks are more susceptible to damage off road than the smaller wheels and higher-profile tyres on less costly models, and the tyres will be generally less effective off road. The lower profile tyres also ride more harshly on rough roads than the 16 or 17s.
Any colour except white is an extra-cost option.
How comfortable is the Volkswagen Amarok?
It’s a good step up to Amarok’s cabin. The front passenger gets an assist-handle to haul on, but the driver does not.
Inside, an Amarok feels big and airy, and the presentation is reserved and understated. Models fitted with the rubber floor coverings have a work-vehicle air about them, while the most expensive feel quite luxurious.
With a good range of adjustment for the seat and the steering wheel, the Amarok can accommodate short and tall drivers with equal comfort. Front seats in a ute don’t come any better.
On the move, the Amarok is quiet and comfortable – and more so than any other 4WD ute. You will hear less road noise in an Amarok cabin than you would in many hatchbacks and sedans.
The Amarok’s ride when unladen still has some of the rear-end kick typical of utes, but it’s better than most. And like others, it settles nicely with a load on board.
All the engines are smooth and quiet, especially for diesels, with the V6 even better here than the fours.
The auto gearbox is the best automatic of any ute and offers seamless, barely detectable gearchanges.
What about safety in an Amarok?
Every Amarok has four airbags: two directly in front of the driver and front passenger, and one on the outer side of each front occupant that protects the head and chest from side impacts.
A reversing camera and rear parking sensors are standard on all but the Amarok 2WD, and optional even there.
All Amaroks have anti-lock brakes, and electronic stability control - which helps you control the car in a skid. In auto-gearbox Amaroks, the full-time 4WD system – a rare feature among utes – also helps stability on sealed roads where it’s slippery.
The Amarok also offers a feature called Multi-Collision Braking. After a crash, this applies the brakes automatically. The aim is to prevent your rolling or being nudged into further danger – for example, into an oncoming lane.
However, this is not autonomous emergency braking (which uses sensors to detect obstacles ahead, and can brake automatically to help prevent the first crash).
The Amarok does not offer airbag protection for rear-seat passengers.
The Australian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) awarded four-cylinder dual-cab Amaroks five stars for safety, its maximum, in April 2011. Amarok V6 models have not been rated.
If you want a diesel dual-cab 4WD that goes and turns like a sports car, this is as close as you’ll get. The Amarok handles better and steers more precisely than any other 4WD ute. Amarok V6 models add punchy engine performance that is also unmatched. A V6 Amarok overtakes on the highway with urgency – something you can’t say about any other ute.
Although not as powerful, auto and manual four-cylinder Amaroks are easy and pleasing to drive – partly because their engines use two turbochargers rather than the usual single turbo. The smaller of the two turbos brings immediate response when you press the accelerator, and the bigger one builds power if you hold your foot down.
The Amarok is also an enjoyable drive off-road and is about as capable as it gets for a light 4WD ute. The standard rear diff lock helps here. So does the traction control, which remains active at the front even when the rear lock is engaged. The Amarok’s underside is well protected, also.
While automatic 4WD Amaroks do not have low-range gearing, the eight-speed gearbox has unusually low first and second gears, which make it easy to drive very slowly off-road if needed. Because they also have full-time 4WD, you can head off road straight from the highway – without having to engage 4WD or low-range.
The Amarok is better than similar utes for rear shoulder room, literally the pinch point in dual-cabs when you are trying to seat three adults in the back. Rear legroom too is good but some other utes have slightly more. Rear passengers are looked after about as well as they would be in many medium SUVs.
The rear seat itself is firm but comfortable. It folds (base up, back down) if you want the rear-seat area for cargo.
There are three child-restraint anchorages in all models.
How is it for carrying stuff, and towing?
Being a ute, the Amarok is tailor made for carrying stuff. It can accommodate a standard pallet between the factory tub’s wheelarches, a feat few utes can manage.
Amarok payloads (the weight you can carry, including passengers) are midfield for a ute like this, and range from 1139kg for the 2WD model down to 864kg for the TDI550 Ultimate.
Four-cylinder Amaroks have a 3000kg towing capacity, which is 500kg short of a Ford Ranger, Holden Colorado and some others.
The Amarok V6 also matches the best alternatives for how much it can carry and tow simultaneously. The V6 power will be especially useful for towing and carrying a big combined load.
Use caution (in any ute) if you want to drive with loads approaching legal rated limits.
Where does Volkswagen make the Amarok?
All Australian delivered Amaroks are made in Argentina.
Side-curtain airbags that protect the heads of rear-seat passengers from side impacts. These are supplied with the Ford Ranger, Toyota HiLux, Mitsubishi Triton, Holden Colorado, Isuzu D-Max and Nissan Navara dual-cabs, for example.
An automatic gearbox with dual-range gearing, which is available on most utes. The main reason you might want this is for towing a heavy camper trailer on steep off-road tracks.
Perhaps Active cruise control, which will match automatically the speed of a slower car in front on the highway. And other active driving aids aimed at augmenting your attention, such as forward collision warning (telling you that you are in danger of crashing into a car in front) and lane departure warning (telling you that you are drifting into an adjoining lane). Such systems are available on the Colorado and Ranger, for example.
Other utes you might consider include the Mazda BT-50.
The TDI550 Sportline has arguably become the value sweet spot since it was introduced in August 2017. It is the least well equipped Amarok V6 but it still brings you plenty of kit, combining proficiency as an all-round ute and family car with unmatched performance.
The TDI550 Sportline won’t suit everyone however, especially if you want a more basic and work-oriented vehicle.
Are there plans to update the Amarok soon?
The Amarok was launched overseas in 2010 and arrived in Australia in 2011. The TDI550 V6 engine arrived in late 2016.
About February 2017 Volkswagen cut back its Amarok four-cylinder models, axing all Single Cabs and making its 2WD Dual Cab auto-only. The feature-rich Highline and Ultimate trims were reserved for the V6 engine.
About August 2017 Volkswagen added a third, and less costly, V6, the Amarok TDI550 Sportline.
Late in 2017, for the 2018 model-year, the tow rating of the Amarok V6 (only) was raised 500kg to 3500kg.
Volkswagen says a second TDI550 Sportline, this time with a manual gearbox and dual-range gearing, will arrive in 2018.
A new-generation Amarok is not likely before 2020.


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BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts is continuing to bring in tax revenue at a healthy clip.
The Massachusetts Department of Revenue says preliminary collections for August totaled more than $1.84 billion.
That’s $131 million or 7.6 percent more than the actual collections in August 2017, and $46 million or 2.6 percent more than the official predictions for the month.
Revenue Commissioner Christopher Harding said the gain in August collections reflects increases in major tax types, including withholding and non-withholding income tax, sales and use tax, corporate and business tax, and estate tax.
August is one of the smaller months for revenue collection, because neither individual nor business taxpayers make significant estimated payments during the month — meaning it shouldn’t be used to predict any meaningful trend for the full fiscal year.

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ISTANBUL – Turkish prosecutors are seeking a death penalty for a local United States consulate staff in Istanbul accused of breaking down government and espionage.
A 78-page accusation by The Associated Press on Sunday against Turkish The national metin Topuz, imprisoned since October 2017, said he was in "very intense contact" with police officers conducting a corruption investigation in 2013 who involved the senior officials.
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The accused said Topuz, who worked for the Drug Enforcement Agency in the US Consulate in Istanbul, told authorities that he had been in contact with several police officers with alleged links to Gulen for narcotics investigations and also served as a translator and fixer.
The prosecutor said this was a "reflexive acknowledgment of his crimes" and claimed that Topus & # 39; communications with officials were "out of the scope of consular work."  The charge includes phone calls, text messages, CCTV framing with suspected police officers, along with testimony from four witnesses and two suspects.
He is also accused of violating privacy and illegally recording personal data.
A judge will decide whether the case should continue to court. Among the 30 complainants are Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and former ministers.
Topuz's arrested increased tensions between the two NATO allies in 2017 and led to the suspension of bilateral visa services for more than two months.
The relationship hit the rock bottom last summer when US President Donald Trump sanctioned two Turkish officials and raised tariffs for imports of aluminum and steel, causing a major loss in the Turkish lira's value, pushing the country to release a jailed American pastor. Pastor Andrew Brunson was sentenced in October for terrorist relations, but was later allowed to leave the country.
Two other local consular staff are under investigation in Turkey. The prison translator Hamza Ulucay is accused of terrorist group membership with alleged links to illegal Kurdish militants, and the employee Mete Canturk was placed under house arrest.
The bindings have been running since, but a host of problems remain as annoying, including the United States support for Kurdish militants in Syria Turkey considers terrorists, Turkey's promise to buy Russian missile defense and monastery Gulen's continuing residence in Pennsylvania.
The Turkish government launched a massive demolition against Gulen's network after the 2016 coup and arrested more than 77,000 people and dismissed more than 130,000 public servants through decrees. Critics say the release went beyond the suspects of the coup with the arrest of journalists, lawmakers and activists.
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What Influences Scope of Practice for Rural FPs?
Scope of practice has been an area of concern for family physicians for some time.(www.jabfm.org) This is especially true for FPs who practice in rural settings -- where full-spectrum physicians are needed most, but where limited resources, low reimbursement rates and shifting patient demographics can create undue stress and present formidable challenges to serving a community's needs.
Despite overwhelming demand for health care professionals who possess the skills to treat a wide range of patients and conditions, survey results indicate considerable differences(jamanetwork.com) between the services family physicians can provide and the services they actually do provide. But why? What causes some rural FPs to limit their scope of practice and others to maintain a broad scope?
Those questions were the subject of a qualitative study published in the May 2018 issue of Family Medicine.(journals.stfm.org) The purpose of the study was to determine what factors lead family physicians to practice in rural settings in the first place, and what factors contribute to the decision to limit what they practice.
In the study, researchers posited a series of questions about scope of practice to 21 "key informants" in eight states who had indicated their intention to practice full-spectrum rural family medicine when they first entered residency. Eight participants were still in their third year of residency, while the remaining 13 were practicing physicians at least four years out of residency. At the time of the interviews, 18 participants were practicing in rural or semirural areas; the other three practiced in urban areas.
A study recently published in Family Medicine attempted to determine what factors lead family physicians to practice in rural settings, and what factors contribute to the decision to limit what they practice.
Analysis of the participants' interviews showed that a family physician's scope of practice is affected by a variety of internal and external factors.
Although most participants reported satisfaction with their specialty and current scope of practice, the choice to limit scope could also produce some unforeseen consequences.
Researchers identified two broad categories of factors that shaped a family physician's choice and maintenance of scope over the course of his or her career. Developmental factors pertained to points in the trajectory of a physician's career, and included the scope envisioned at the start of residency, the scope currently being practiced and the scope the physician would ideally practice in the future. Contextual factors were external elements that influenced a physician's practice considerations, and included the national health care landscape, practice setting and personal concerns.
With regard to developmental factors, before entering residency, the participants envisioned themselves performing a very broad scope of practice. This scope narrowed as the participants reached their current position, and they anticipated it would continue to do as they advanced toward retirement.
Contextual influences on scope of practice occurred at the national/regional, local and personal levels.
Randall Reitz, Ph.D., the study's corresponding author, told AAFP News that the participants' responses both reinforced and challenged his group's assumptions about rural FPs.
"We expected to hear from a large percentage of family physicians who described dissatisfaction from external pressures and reduced scopes of practice. While we found that family physicians typically reduced scope over time, none of them reported a sense of enduring loss in job satisfaction as a result," he said.
In general, the interviews indicated that scope of practice narrowed as a family physician moved away from working in hospitals and emergency departments, and progressed toward clinical medicine and working in larger health systems. However, most physicians also remained active in at least one area outside ambulatory medicine.
Most of those interviewed said they were satisfied with choosing family medicine as their specialty and were happy with their current scope of practice, although a number of participants reported experiencing "seemingly unsustainable demands on their time and expertise" that could affect the range of their future scope. Reitz explained that some physicians chose to reduce their scope because the services and knowledge associated with the multiple areas of a full-spectrum scope often competed with one another for the FP's time and attention.
"For example, a physician who limited her practice to clinical medicine would have a more manageable schedule and fund of knowledge than a physician who needed to carve out time and study to maintain obstetrical and inpatient services. Over time, some concluded that reducing scope of practice was the sustainable path of least resistance," Reitz said.
The participants reported having only limited opportunities to reclaim an area within their scope of practice once they relinquished it. However, taking on new projects or leadership roles within the health system or community seemed to offset this issue by opening other areas for personal and professional growth. Reitz described this as "a natural process" of FPs choosing to align their careers in keeping with the desire for work/life balance and the needs of their communities.
Professional autonomy also seemed to help some physicians. Although many experienced large shifts in scope during their career, they reported some satisfaction by being able to adjust to these changes at their pace and as they were ready.
So what do the data say about the state of family medicine in general, and rural family medicine in particular? It depends.
"The good news from our data is that our participants described a high level of satisfaction with their career choice and with their autonomy to shape their careers to fit their preferred lifestyle," Reitz said.
On the other hand, the comments also support research indicating that physicians are transitioning away from owning and operating independent practices to working in larger health care systems as part of a care team.(www.ama-assn.org) Reitz told AAFP News this same trend was observed in rural settings, and often was described as a positive development that supported rural FPs through increased resources and less isolation. "This evolution tended to come with a reduced scope of practice, but none of the physicians we interviewed expressed dismay about this development," he said.
But the choice to limit one's scope could result in other consequences that were not addressed in the study. For example, patients in rural areas with no primary care physician may have reduced access to some types of services and may not receive the same quality of care(srhrc.tamhsc.edu) as those living in urban areas. Similarly, family physicians who transition from rural settings may not have the same feeling of connection with their community, and may not experience the same variety and professional challenges(www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) associated with a broader scope of practice.
Based on the results, Reitz predicted that internal and external forces would continue to influence family physicians to reduce their scope of practice in the future. These included desired lifestyle, maintenance of manageable boundaries, desire for leadership opportunities outside of clinical practice, expansion of team-based practice models, reduced isolation and increased patient access to subspecialists.
One concern was the small number of physicians interviewed. With eight participants identified as residents, this meant that the researchers were able to communicate with just 13 practicing physicians who could make direct decisions about their scope of practice. Even then, some of the factors that drive a physician's decision to provide full-spectrum care or to limit scope (such as hospital policies or health trends) may not be of their own choosing or within their control.
Because of the small number of FPs and residents interviewed, the researchers admitted it was virtually impossible to know if their comments represented the views of all family physicians who imagined working in a rural setting while also offering a full-spectrum practice. They concluded that additional research would be useful in replicating their findings. They suggested conducting similar interviews with larger groups of FPs and noted that the study results could be useful as an advocacy tool for those promoting full-spectrum and rural family medicine services.
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Today, most patients are suffering simply because they are located in remote areas where doctors are not easily accessible, or they are too busy to go to a doctor. Fact is that there is a lack of enough doctors across the globe and those available can only offer services from specific locations and cannot be available in all areas where their services are needed. Besides the lack of enough doctors, the treatment process can be long sometimes requiring that patients to go through a general practitioner or a primary care physician before being referred to a specialist for necessary health care.
The long process causes delays and this can lead to worsening conditions, especially for critical health situations. As a result of the delays and distance from the necessary care, some patients choose to live with their illnesses, threatening their long term wellness in the process. With the world now going digital, there is an opportunity for medical care access even for patients located in remote areas. A reliable clinical (health) app can help reinvent the experience and ensure that patients receive quality digital health care seamlessly.
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The beauty, and power, of a wireframe is that almost every single one is different. Some are used for broadly outlining the structure of a page, and nothing more. Others might consist of a piece of paper with rectangles on it. At the other end of the scale, a very polished wireframe could indicate structure, content, functionality, and even elements of graphic design.
To quickly get ideas down on paper for soliciting feedback. This is the real ‘back of a napkin’ use of a wireframe, and can it can be useful in a workshop to document ideas (Use a whiteboard or computer screen, and draw up something rough). The very act of creating this image, this basic wireframe, will prompt people in all kinds of useful ways.
This type of wireframe is often referred to as ‘lo-fidelity’. It can be a few boxes drawn in felt tip, a pencil approximation of a full page, or a computer drawn illustration. The idea though is it doesn’t look finished, because invariably, it isn’t.
To communicate the specification of a system or website. This is the ‘a picture paints a thousand words’ concept. Communicating how a proposed system, website, or even simple page of content, should work and look is never as easy as it seems at first. Drawing a wireframe, with the various states outline and suitable annotations, can save a lot of time writing complex paragraphs.
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It is possible to live a comfortable life in Costa Rica on approximately $1,000 a month, although you would probably be a bit more comfortable if you can spend $1,200 to $1,500 a month.
Overall, purchasing power is significantly higher in Costa Rica than in the United States. The cost of living in San Jose ranks among the lowest of all cities in the world. Firms that compare the cost of goods and services between various cities consistently rank Costa Rica as having one of the lowest costs of living worldwide.
On top of its affordability, Costa Rica has one of the highest standards of living in Central and South America. There are plenty of Central and South American cities where you could get by on $1,000 a month, but even twice that much couldn't buy a comfortable lifestyle because the necessary goods, services and infrastructure aren't available.
In 2018, the average Costa Rican earns about $440 a month, so you should be able to live in reasonable comfort in Costa Rica on $1,000 a month.
Your largest cost of living expense in Costa Rica is usually housing. The cost of housing in Costa Rica is one of the major points that make living there so affordable. You can rent a two-bedroom apartment in or near San Jose for as little $500 a month. You can even find luxury apartments listed at $900 a month. It costs about $100 to $200 a month more to rent a house that's comparable to a similar apartment. If you want to live a bit more comfortably, and you have more than $1,000 a month to spend, you can rent a very nice three- to four-bedroom house for $1,300 to $1,800 a month.
Many apartments in Costa Rica do not have hot water or air conditioning. Expect to pay more for either one. Apartments with hot water might run $25 to $50 a month higher than comparable apartments without hot water.
One of the least expensive services in Costa Rica is household help. You can hire a maid or a gardener for just a couple of dollars an hour, or as little as $200 a month for full-time help.
Food costs are one of the major areas where you can save money, but it's also one of the places you can easily run over budget. When buying groceries in Costa Rica, try to make adjustments from your buying habits in the U.S.
Costa Rica has plenty of upscale restaurants where an entrée runs more than $20, so dining out definitely increases your monthly expenses. However, there are also a number of small eateries, known as "sodas," where you can purchase a complete meal for less than $6. There are not many fast food restaurants in Costa Rica.
Much of your grocery budget depends on where you shop. Unlike in the U.S., supermarkets are not the recommended venue for purchasing the bulk of your groceries. Prices for meat, poultry, fruits, and vegetables are generally much less expensive at street vendors than at supermarkets. Weekly street fairs are additional opportunities for grocery bargains.
Some supermarkets cater to Americans living in Costa Rica, but the food generally costs 20% to 30% more than at smaller, local Costa Rican stores. A lot of the local versions of staple products such as ketchup may be acceptable, but in some instances, depending on personal tastes, you may choose to pay the markup to obtain familiar U.S. brands.
Poultry prices tend to run about the same as, or a bit less than, in the U.S. Bread and eggs are usually less expensive. Fish is generally less expensive than in the U.S., but less variety is available.
Meat tends to be expensive and of somewhat lower quality. Be prepared to put up with less tasty steaks and hamburgers than you're used to having, or to pay a hefty premium to obtain better-quality meat.
If you shop prudently, it is possible to keep food costs to about $50 per week.
If you must have your own car, it will be a major expense unless you purchase a used car from a local. Import expenses can almost double the price of a new car secured from the U.S. If you have a car, insurance is typically less than one-third what you would pay in the U.S. and gasoline is less expensive in Costa Rica than in just about any non-oil-producing country in Central or South America.
However, public or hired transportation is adequate and inexpensive. Public bus transportation is inexpensive and effective as a mode of travel to almost anywhere in the country. You can hire a taxi for less than $1 a mile, and it's possible to get even better rates by hiring a car and driver for the day.
The costs of utilities and other services provide major saving over the cost of living in the U.S. In 2018, electricity costs are similar to those in the least expensive U.S. states. Water bills range from $8 to $15 monthly. Satellite or cable TV subscriptions are commonly under $60 per month. You can get a cell phone and internet service for well below $50 a month each.
Health services in Costa Rica are often ranked at or near the top for Latin American countries, but even so, medical costs are another area that offers substantial savings. A doctor's visit is around $50 without insurance, and surgeries often cost only a third or less of what they might in the U.S. Health insurance for permanent residents typically costs around $1,000 annually.
What Does It Cost to Retire in Costa Rica?
What Does It Cost to Retire in Uruguay?

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128MB; USB 2.0; Secure Web surfing, smallest Flash drive available.
Tiny size. Very good price. Cute "full-size" cover. Secure Web browsing and file storage.
So small it's easy to lose. Web browser is slow to launch.
Secure Web surfing is handy, although for home use, not business use: Your corporation's IT department can easily watch which sites you go to regardless of which browser you use, and the drive's small size sure is neat, albeit problematic.
Plug the StealthSurfer USB 2.0 into your USB port and a login application appears. Change the default password to your own, log in, and the device's real contents show themselvesa custom version of Netscape Navigator 7.0 that lets you browse the Web and leave no traces on your PC. (Note: There's no option to choose a different browser.) And did we mention that this flash drive is tiny? Its petite shapeeasy to lose is another way to describe itis similar to the PQI Intelligent Stick 2.0. A see-through "full-size" case is included to help prevent it from being misplaced.
The secure browser is a touch slow to launch, taking about 15 seconds to load your startup page even on a USB 2.0 system, and substantially longer over USB 1.1, of course. To be fair, most of the delay is in launching Netscape Navigator, which is a far cry from peppy. The security element of this launch time causes only a 4 or 5-second delay. Once up and running, however, the lag was nearly unnoticeable. We expected that downloading Web pages to slow flash memory rather than to the fast hard drive would dent performance, but this simply wasn't the case.
So how does the StealthSurfer work? It stores all your cookies, history, and downloaded cache files on the flash drive itself, meaning there's no record of your Web surfing on the computer. If you're searching for an engagement ring for a loved one, or even holiday presents for tech-savvy kids, this just might be the ticket. An analysis of your network activity would reveal your surfing habits, however, so you may not want to try this at work.
In addition to the secure browsing, the StealthSurfer gives you a secure, encrypted place to store files. The drive is formatted into two partitions, one visible only after entering your password. The recently released StealthSurfer 2.0 improves on the earlier USB 1.1 version in several ways, including an important file format change. The cluster size on the first flash drive was 16K, meaning the minimum file size was 16K. In other words, every 1K cookie or 2K Web site logo you browsed past was saved on the flash drive as a 16K file, rapidly eating through its capacity. In the new StealthSurfer, cluster size is a mere 2K, meaning you'll use the drive's capacity much more effectively. The giant Netscape package alone still ate through nearly 38MB of our flash drive, however. You'll need at least a 128MB device to have any offline storage. And, of course, if you forget the password, a reset will delete all data on the StealthSurfer.


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In 1819, Washington Irving published his short story “Rip Van Winkle,” in which the character of Rip Van Winkle goes off into the mountains and falls asleep for twenty years — missing the American Revolution and all of the changes it brought. Many North Carolinians were beginning to feel that time was passing their state by just as it had Rip Van Winkle. The state’s leaders were committed to a small government and an agricultural economy. But with poor transportation, no public education, and little economic opportunity, thousands of North Carolinians left the state each year seeking a brighter future elsewhere.
In this chapter we’ll examine this out-migration from North Carolina. We’ll analyze people’s reasons for leaving, what some leaders tried to do about the state’s problems, and why, for a long while, they failed.
In Washington Irving’s story, Rip Van Winkle slept for twenty years while the world changed around him. Some North Carolinians wondered whether their state would ever wake up.

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NEW YORK (AP) — The late rapper Tupac Shakur and Seattle-based rockers Pearl Jam lead a class of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees including folkie Joan Baez and 1970s favorites Journey, Yes and Electric Light Orchestra.
The rock hall, in downtown Cleveland, also said Tuesday it would give a special award to Nile Rodgers, whose disco-era band Chic failed again to make the cut after its 11th time nominated.
Baez will be inducted only months after her 1960s paramour, Bob Dylan, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.
The hall's 32nd annual induction ceremony will take place on April 7 at the Barclays Center. HBO will show highlights later, with SiriusXM doing a radio broadcast.
Shakur was shot and killed after attending a boxing match in Las Vegas in 1996. His death has spawned conspiracy theories but remains unsolved. "Changes," ''Keep Ya Head Up," ''Ambitionz Az a Ridah" and "Life Goes On" are among his best-known songs. He was 25 when he died and left behind a trove of music that was released posthumously.
Pearl Jam exploded in popularity from the start in the early 1990s behind songs including "Alive," ''Jeremy" and "Even Flow." After Nirvana, it is the second band with roots in Seattle's grunge rock scene to make the hall. Behind singer Eddie Vedder and other original members Mike McCready, Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament, Pearl Jam remains active and is a popular live act.
Vedder is no newcomer to rock hall ceremonies, having given induction speeches for Neil Young and the Ramones.
Baez was a political activist and mainstay of the folk movement, performing at the first Newport Folk Festival at age 19 in 1959. She was known primarily as an interpreter of others' songs, introducing Dylan to a wider audience at the beginning of his career. Their affair ended badly in 1965, for which Dylan later apologized.
Baez's own "Diamonds and Rust" in 1975 was one of her biggest hits.
"I never considered myself to be a rock and roll artist," Baez said Tuesday. "But as part of the folk music boom which contributed to and influenced the rock revolution of the '60s, I am proud that some of the songs I sang made their way into the rock lexicon. I very much appreciate this honor and acknowledgement by the Hall of Fame."
Journey's 1981 song "Don't Stop Believin'" was given new life by being featured in the closing scene of HBO's "The Sopranos" and became a favorite of a new generation. Its 6.8 million iTunes sales makes it the most-bought song on that platform from the pre-digital era, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
Former singer Steve Perry, estranged from the band for many years, offers some potential rock hall drama: Will he show up for his induction?
Guitarist and co-founder Neal Schon told Billboard he's reached out to Perry.
"I would hope that Steve would at least do something with us," Schon said. "He went and sang a couple songs with the Eels last year to let people know he can still sing, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed but I'm not counting on anything."
There was no immediate response Tuesday to a call to Perry's lawyer.
Britain's Yes, known for its complex compositions, was a leader of the 1970s progressive rock movement. Yes' hits include "I've Seen All Good People," ''Roundabout" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart," and its fans have waged a vociferous campaign to see them honored. Founding bass player Chris Squire, the one constant in many years of personnel changes, died in June 2015.
Alan White, the band's drummer for 44 years, said from his home in Seattle that it was wonderful to get the recognition and thanked fans for their advocacy.
Electric Light Orchestra got its start melding classical influences to Beatles-influenced pop and charted with "Evil Woman," ''Mr. Blue Sky" and "Don't Bring Me Down." The band essentially exists now in leader Jeff Lynne's imagination and home studio and had a mildly successful comeback a year ago.
Chic, led by Rodgers and the late Bernard Edwards, has become the rock hall's version of Susan Lucci and her long quest to win a Daytime Emmy. While Shakur, Baez, Pearl Jam and ELO were elected this year in their first time on the ballot, Chic has endured years of disappointment.
The hall's award for musical excellence to songwriter and guitarist Rodgers is no consolation prize. When disco cooled, Rodgers became one of the hottest producers in the business, behind the boards for some of the '80s most indelible albums: David Bowie's "Let's Dance," Madonna's "Like a Virgin" and the B-52's "Cosmic Thing."
Rodgers, in an interview with "Good Day, New York," said he's flattered to get the award but it felt a little odd.
"So they plucked me out of the band and said, 'You're worthy, but the band's not worthy,'" he said. "And that sort of makes you feel a little weird, because I wouldn't know David Bowie or INXS or Duran Duran or Madonna or Paul Simon or any of these people unless I was in Chic. They were all Chic fans."


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This process of recareering, as this transition process is often called, is becoming more and more common as the hardworking baby boomers retire later and continue working even in retirement.
Recareering offers a unique set of challenges, including the risk of less pay and fewer health benefits. That said, there are positives to changing careers at an older age, which can in some cases include job flexibility and more relaxed work environments.
There are numerous factors affecting rural hospitals internally and externally, and in this Q&A, we’ve identified some, though not all, of the factors impacting organizations, as well as ways in which organizations may or may not be influenced. It is impossible to speak of Rural and Critical Access Hospitals (CAH) in generalizations, but there are common issues impacting many of these organizations. Also, there are approximately 400 hospitals commonly referred to as “tweeners”, or, more specifically, those hospitals between 25 and 100 beds that do not receive Cost-Based Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement and are paid instead on the Medicare Prospective Payment method. Many of those face some of these and other unique challenges.


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I have a 2013 rmz250 that had been running like a dream until it hit 30 hours on a new rebuild done by a shop and paid for by previous owner. I bought this bike with 19 hours on it and loved every second spent on it until it started to act like it was running out of fuel when it got hot. I got it most of the way back to my barn and had to push it the rest. It would start just fine, run for about 3-4 seconds then quit. 3-4 times. I let it sit overnight and the next day I tried it again and the kick-start lever won't even move even with 220 pounds on it. I took out the spark plug to investigate and decided to try to kick it over a few times. After 2-3 kicks it took almost no effort like it should have and I thought it would most likely be fine so I put the spark plug back in, hooked everything back up, and it started up just fine but would still die after 3-4 seconds, and now I'm right back where I started and the lever wont even move. Any ideas on what this could be?
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Ms Mary Ann Tear's drama workshop is a great highlight of the day (and the tour) undoubtedly with a creative writing session to enrich our boys' experience. I remember YWPS's staff development at Singapore years ago with Mary Ann training our English team. Today's experience was just as thrilling, if not even more so. What's more delightful was that our boys' English and expressivity standards were highly praised.
And the surprise of the day comes from the National Museum of Singapore where a vending machine was found selling "Mystery Books", books that are wrapped to hide their name and content. Knowing that the publisher was a local independent press selling quality literary works, I bought one followed by Miss Candy Ho's purchase. The fun thing was, we were surrounded by a dozen boys taking pictures and videos of the process, making us look like some sort of celebrities from Hong Kong!
I do hope more people in Hong Kong value English reading and performing arts. Today's exposure and experience for us, boys and teachers, were more than amazing!
Miss Candy Ho being surrounded and interviewed after she bought a "Mystery Book".
Did you buy any books from the "Mystery books"? If yes, what book at you get?
What does the museum look like?Is it very big?
Really heartfully thanks to Dr Lee for all the nice photos to our group parents. You can see how enjoy our boys do from all their cheerful faces on the photos. Waiting for the updates and photos is my daily wish during these few days, hehe.
The visit to MS Works was fantastic ! We had drama lessons and creative writing there. We actually made a postcard by ourselves and we can even get those postcards later on, they would be mailed back to us !
The national museum was very big and there were a lot of exhibits there. It showed some histories of the old Singapore, I learnt a lot there. The most memorable thing to me was the Mystery Book vending machine. I think some of the books are the same although they had different wrapping papers, but it was actually fun to uncover the mystery that what the book was.
All in all, we had a lot of fun this day.
The second day was fun . I am sure that everyone will learn a lot of new skills of writing! I really hope I could read the books in Singapore and find the difference between Hong Kong and Singapore!
This was certainly a very interesting experience for us, because we had a actress to teach us how to act, also the Singapore national museum was very fun, if you are wondering about the mystery books almost every book comes out the same but it is very fun, not to expensive it shows how much Singaporeans love reading, so we living in Hong Kong should elevate our reading skills too.
I learnt a lot of drama skills such as mixed emotions after Miss Mary Ann Tear's fantastic drama workshop.We played a list of games to improve our drama skills.The most memorable part was certainly the three picture drama part!
story using three frozen pictures.It was very challenging that my group did not perform well when we were practising,after Miss Mary's help,we could finally perform a funny and interesting hotel scene story.
We went to Singapore National Museum after a delicious nanya meal.Actually,I did not think this visit will be interesting as I do not like history!Luckily,there were a lot of places with a big screen in the museum.So that we could learn Singapore's history by watching films instead of reading and reading!
It was a experience that I've never tried.As you have said"MORE THAN AMAZING!"
Oh my god! The inventor of the Mystery Books vending machine is so creative. He/She is a genius! You know what? I really want to buy a mystery book. I hope there will be some Mystery Books vending machine in Hong Kong. Like this, maybe more Hong Kong people will read English books, and that will be a good. I think that there are not a lot of children who loves to read English books in Hong Kong. It is because they all focus on video-games and other electronic products. They don't care about books. I really hope that people will focus on books and not video-games. You can learn things from books, but video-games can't teach you anything!
The drama lesson was so good that I even didnt want to go.MsMary gave us a lot of activities to play.Yhe international museum was so big that it almost looks like a maze.I also bought the MySeTeRyBoOk too.
I like the drama class as Ms Mary Ann taught us a lot of drama skills such as facial expression and we acted it out. Also, I found out that the mystery book machine in the National Museum is so interesting,I enjoyed the exciting moment of opening the well-packed book.
It is a wonderful and valuable experience, isn't it?
I am attracted by the vending machine, though. Which book did Dr. Lee get? And any schoolmates bought it too?
This machine is rarely seen in Hong Kong, and I think it has a shortcoming. If someone don't like the book he or she has bought, he or she would probably throw the book away and make wastes.
However,I think that we should introduce the machine into Hong Kong—Not to sell books, but to lend books.
There is a writing section!I think they only go to play with Singapores' student.
I found out that the workshop was very interesting and entertaining,expecially the drama part.But for the national museum......I sort of found it quite boring because I am no a fan of history.
I had been to Singapore for many times,but I have never went to a museum in Singapore,and I had never participate a work shop in Singapore.
The visit to MS Works was fantastic ! We had drama lessons and creative writing there.
Did you buy any books there, and was this the most boring museum that the students went to Singapore said?
There seems to be a street full of good restaurants, there must be delicious food!Yummy!!!


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We are almost there. Tomorrow is Friday!
Archival, India and alcohol ink pieces inspired by people and places in Ontario.
Be sure to catch tomorrow’s post featuring the digital artists and photographers!
Don’t forget that you can look at or print out an entire Google Map of the tour and figure out your best route between the ones that interest you the most. If you have a brochure, you could just draw your route right on there!

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Today is the last chance to get 70% off accounting and payroll software QuickBooks until midnight 28th November 2018.
QuickBooks is our top rated accounting solution for Mac users and arguably the most widely used accounting solution in the world for small and medium-sized businesses with over 4.8 million users.
Mac users can choose between either using QuickBooks Online (which works on all platforms) and getting 70% off a subscription for the first 3 months or instead you can download the desktop version of QuickBooks for Mac and get $120 off (a 40% reduction).
The difference between them is that QuickBooks Online requires a subscription while QuickBooks For Mac Desktop is a one-off payment only. However, QuickBooks Online also allows you to use it via a Mac desktop client too so you get the best of both worlds with the Online edition.
Both offers are limited until midnight tonight November 28th 2018.
You’ll find details of a few other Cyber Week offers that are still ongoing for Mac users in our Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals roundup.


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Bring these lovable to life through the art of story telling. Set up a small puppet theatre and work with your children to create a story with a beginning, middle and end. What adventures will they have?
And venture into a members area, where you can also download Mr and Mrs Claus!
Colouring Pens/Pencils or even Paint!
Download Rudolph, Vixen, Dasher and Dancer from the Arty Crafty Kids Club!
Step 1: Download and print the reindeer templates onto white card stock!
Step 2: Add a splash of colour!
Step 3: Grab a pair of scissors and begin cutting around the puppets.
While the reindeer bodies are reasonably easy to navigate around, little hands may need assistance around the antlers!
Step 5: Cut out a pair of finger holes.
The holes are fairly generous in the size to allow ‘best fit’ for your child’s fingers. Try to leave any excess white space at the bottom of the hole.
Step 6: It’s time to play!
With all four designs, kids can add personality and character to their reindeer.
What are their character traits?
What does Rudolph sound like?


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Trevor Newman is ‘feeling quite positive’ about Walsham-le-Willows’ recent performance, despite a 1-0 loss to a relegation-threatened side.
The fifth-placed side in the Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division hosted Ely City on Saturday, falling to a single goal defeat to see them suffer back-to-back losses.
But that does not tell the whole story, according to Newman, who feels his side were unlucky not to pick up at least a point from the match.
“I was feeling quite positive about it,” he said. “We didn’t start well and went a goal down really early, and then Andrew Cusack was sent off – harshly I thought – after only 15 minutes.
“So we had to play 75 minutes with only 10 men, already a goal down.
“And it galvanised us, we competed to the last and actually looked like we had the extra man at times.
“But we couldn’t find that crucial goal. The biggest disappointment over the last two games is that we haven’t scored.
Walsham host another relegation-battler in Long Melford this Saturday (3pm) and, while Newman is not taking the encounter lightly, is confident of overturning their two match losing streak.
“It’s an encouraging sign, how we fought back against Ely,” he said. “If we play like that on Saturday then I will be surprised if we don’t get something from it.
“Back-to-back defeats isn’t a nice feeling after how our season has gone so far and we want to turn that around.
Walsham have been looking good for a best ever league finish this season but, with mixed results in recent weeks, there is a risk of them falling down the table.
“It’s going to be close now, we’re sitting fifth with five games to go and so we’ll just give it our best shot,” he said.
“At the start of the season, we’d probably have said an eighth place finish would have been a great result, so whatever happens from here, we’ve had a good season.
He said Cusack will be suspended for the Long Melford clash but it will see the return of several players from injury.
“We’ve been down to the bare bones of late,” Newman added.

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Aston Martin Vantage 4.7 436 CV is popular with rental in Heathrow. All Aston Martin cars are equipped with modern electronics, comfort elements, safety systems and stability when driving on roads.
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Make sure that you be careful after using your W ability when you have this on cool-down Katarina's might use this as an opportunity to engage on you knowing you have no stun up.
Haress him with your Q, he will probably pick a card if you get close enough. If he does it, wait for him to waste on a minion and do your combo. Repeat as necessary.

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MOSCOW, August 28. /TASS/. Moscow and Washington are working out specific moves to step up cooperation in various spheres based on the results of the Helsinki summit, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in an interview with the Slovak newspaper Pravda.
“Specific moves are being developed now which could be used to step up effective cooperation in various areas,” he stressed.
“It is also obvious that negative developments in relations harm both countries and pose additional heavy risks to the entire structure of international security,” Lavrov added.
Hey Buddy!, I found this information for you: "Lavrov comments on Russian-US cooperation". Here is the website link: https://russophile.org/lavrov-comments-on-russian-us-cooperation/. Thank you.

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The much coveted Joy Bangla Youth Award 2018 hosted by Young Bangla (YB) went to 30 youth-led organizations this time. These organizations were selected from a list of 50 nominated organizations under 10 categories, including skill development, inclusive education, empowerment of differently-abled people, cultural activism, innovation, sports and fitness, creating public awareness, reducing gender discrimination, environment and climate change, and community development. Sajeeb Wazed, ICT Adviser to the PM of Bangladesh and Chairperson of Centre for Research and Information (CRI), an inspiration to the current youth, handed over the awards at a grand ceremony.
The award recipients are: All for One Foundation, Dhaka; Nari Shakti Jagaroni Foundation, Panchagarh; Lalmonirhat Taekwon-Do Association; Vorer Alo, Chattogram; Akota Unnoyon Shongothon, Jhenidah; Poribesh O Haor Unnoyon Shongothon, Sunamganj; Shikkhar Alo Pathshala, Dhaka; Prothom Surjo Agro Farm, Jashore; Jibon, Rangamati; Sylhet Art and Autism Foundation; Taru Chaya, Faridpur; Social Welfare Institute, Mymensingh; Light of Life, Dhaka; The Flag Girl, Dhaka; BD Assistant, Rangpur; Gurukul, Kushtia; Shopno Tori Foundation, Brahmanbaria; Youth Net for Climate Justice, Barishal; Ghuri Foundation, Barishal; Salandar High School Women’s Basketball Team, Thakurgaon; Shishu Nat, Sylhet; Safal Shrimp Service Center, Satkhira; Anushilon Mojar School, Khulna; Pran O Prokriti, Naogaon; Tarunno 71, Kushtia; Student Organization of Youth Power, Gaibandha; University Tea Student Association, Moulvibazar; Protibondhi Kollayan Shamiti, Mymensingh; Shopno Jatri Foundation, Chattogram and Projukti O Projonmo, Dhaka.
The award ceremony was held before a houseful auditorium at the Sheikh Hasina National Youth Development Institute from 4pm-5:30pm on October 28, 2018. The program got rolling with a welcome note from Nasrul Hamid, MP, honorable state minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources and one of the trustees of CRI.
Each of the nominated 50 organizations received a laptop – courtesy the ICT Division of Bangladesh government. They received a smartphone and a tab – courtesy Aamra Companies and Gemcon group. The auditorium was filled with excitement when the master of ceremonies (MC) announced the name of the top organizations. An audiovisual on the top 10 organizations was shown on the big screen which enthralled the audience. The awardees then graced the stage by tern. They showered with applauses by the audiences while receiving crests and other gifts. The award giving ceremony was followed by a lively performance by popular band Shunnyo. Earlier in the morning, a two-hour session on women’s rights and safety, entitled “#BeBrave” was held.
Just prior to the final event, there was an informal session where the chief guest Sajeeb Wazed interacted with 200 youths consisting of this year’s nominees, previous awardees and others involved with YB initiatives. A number of previous awardees and members shared their experiences of working with YB initiatives like SRDL, Microsoft Young Bangla Internship and Tech Hubs. Some of nominees for JBYA 2018 also shared their stories. The chief guest was full of praise for the works they have done around the country.
Earlier, the third edition of the Joy Bangla Youth Award kicked off on October 26 when 50 youth-led organizations got together in a bootcamp. A discussion titled “Career Talk” was held in the opening session of October 27, where 200 youths including 60 winners of the previous two editions attended. Later in the day, YB organized a ‘Let’s Talk’, in which the topic ‘Joy Bangla of Youth’ was discussed. There were separate stalls for the partner and sponsor organizations/companies in the premises of Sheikh Hasina National Youth Development Institute. The finalist of Joy Bangla Youth Award 2018, previous awardees and all Young Bangla members visited those stalls. The companies collected CVs from the interested participants. YB handed over certificates to all the organizations selected for the award on the first day of the program.
Young Bangla, the largest national platform for youth, following the previous two successful editions of 2017 and 2015, hosted the Joy Bangla Youth Award 2018. During the three-month long process of JBYA 2018, YB received 2500 application forms submitted by different youth-led organizations from different parts of the nation. Young Bangla followed a rigorous evaluation process to select the final 50 nominees and the awardees for this year’s award.


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THE Norwegian branch of the Grimsby Town supporters club will be watching the Town v Scunthorpe United game live on TV on Saturday.
This comes after Norwegian channel TV2 took the decision to take the Town game live.
Jostein Jensen, who is one of the 39 members of the club, talks to TV2 ahead of the big game.


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I would just be safe and not touch any thing that will wreck my tama. That is very cool though.
Mick replied to Flame's topic in What's On Your Mind?
I lost my tamagotchi but as soon as the new ones come out I am going to get one. But hopfully I will find my lost tamagotchi.
It must be the next generation of tama's. I heard that they come out early April.
I know that there is a site were it show you how to debug your tamagotchi were is it?
I like the adult stage because I like the adult personalities.
Whenever someone posts on a thread, that thread goes to the top. For instance I just answered one of my old posts that was on page 2 and it is now at the top of the page. Now, when I hit the submit button when I post this, your thread will knock mine down one and your post will be the top one.
Okay, my other tamagotchie finally got old enough today to mate with my other old timer. She turned into the matchmaker so I paired it off with my last Old Timer. We managed to save all 3 tama's after all. So now I have 2 Oyajitchi's. We will find out in a day or two if the other two Old Timers I just mated turn into an Oyajitchi too. Thanks everyone for your help. We avoided losing 3 tamagotchi's and ended up with 2 fairly rare characters in return. We will most likely get 2 more in the next day or two.
Imagine that! It will be interesting to see what others have to say.
Okay, so the mystery continues. The old guy and the matchmaker mated as I said in an earlier post and each one got a baby to continue the cycle. The parents left last night at midnight and the babies evolved today. You'll never guess what happened! My beautiful babies turned into old timers with beards instead of toddlers!!!!!!!! So much for the toddler and teenage stage which both tama's skipped altogether. On the growth chart it is called an Oyajitchi. I will have to see if he ages quickly. Anybody heard of this before? On another note, I am hoping to mate the last old timer later today as my other tama graduates into old timer stage. We'll see how it goes.
That's not nice Jackster, calling people names. Besides, you spelled idiot wrong-now who looks silly?
SNOW DAY!!!! YAYAYAY NO SCHOOL!!
Lucky you! I live in Ontario and we are just getting the snow now. We are supposed to get between 10-15 cm but I'm betting it will be slightly more. Too bad that means shovelling for me!
It's 24 hours, at exactly Midnight based on the Tama clock. They spend the remainder of the day it is born with the baby and then the next full day until midnight. You should set your alarm and watch. The parent is sleeping in bed and then awakes to look at it's baby one last time. Very touching. I still can't get the image out of my mind of that silly tama of mine running around with the wig on it's head! How cute is that?
I will let you know what happens. I'm going to wait until my brother gets home from school at 4:00 because I will have to use his Tamagotchi to pull this off. I will post later today with the results. Thanks!
Thanks Kellyemastejr84 for your help. I think we posted at the same time. I do have one old lady and 2 old men. Can both old men mate with the matchmaker old lady?


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BERLIN (Reuters) - Fans of “Game of Thrones” are flocking to Berlin to see a one-off exhibition of paintings showing hitherto unseen parts of writer George R. R. Martin’s fantasy world Westeros.
The exhibition, put together by a 40-strong team of artists who worked painting sets for the HBO series, is free to visit until January 29 in an abandoned electric transformer station in the suburb of Reinickendorf.
Fans had arrived from as far away as Bolivia and Spain for Wednesday’s opening of the exhibition, which is based on a companion book that describes the origins of the fantasy continent in Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” novels.
The scenes show castles, landscapes and animals from locations that have never been shown in the series, whose eighth season airs in April.
The paintings, each composed digitally by dozens of artists, will be exhibited in the halls of the imposing brick transformer station, built in 1926 by architect Hans Heinrich Mueller, who drew inspiration from medieval fortresses.
“We’re so happy that there are these mad people, these talented people who are so inspired by our work,” said Elio Garcia, a co-author with Martin of “The World of Ice & Fire”, the companion book on which the exhibition is based.


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Maybe Next Year. Now back to the, S ´now Antidote pictures, maybe I´ll upload some to Picassa and share the heat, give you a tan from the xtra hot rays coming from youir viewing screen and allow you to toast a slice of bread on a toasting fork in front of the screen then melt butter on it, yumm..eeee. The Canadians do marshmallow..
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As Microservices Evangelist, Tim Hobbs promotes and coordinates container-ready IAM and DevOps initiatives for iC Consult and its customers. Tim is the Cloud Architect for the iC Consult Group company Service Layers, providing customized IAM as a cloud service.
Tim has nearly 20 years of technical experience with enterprise single sign-on, identity and access management, and identity federation. As an Architecture Board member of the TSCP Organization, Tim co-authored the TSCP Identity Federation specification, an interoperable SAML profile for government and business. Tim has first-hand experience training, architecting and implementing technology for customers of all sizes and uses this experience to prepare customer solutions for the datacenters of tomorrow. His most recent projects have involved OpenID Connect, Fast Identity Online (FIDO), Docker, Kubernetes and OpenShift.


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For a couple of days every year, feature amusement engineers, distributors and players slide on Los Angeles for an advanced gaming free for all known as the Electronic Entertainment Expo - or E3 for short. The meeting has been continuing for a considerable length of time and is the highlight of the gaming calendar. The vast majority of the top feature diversion reassures from the most recent couple of decades have been uncovered there and additionally incalculable top titles.
With the PlayStation 4 as of now jogging out some great cutting edge deals figures, Sony is prone to focus on first-gathering amusements and hot exclusives at the current year's meeting. We may get another look at Uncharted 4 to compensate for the actuality its been deferred until one year from now.
There's additionally prone to be more news about forthcoming stealth amusement Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and conceivably news on another Gran Turismo dashing title. Obviously, Halo 5: Guardians is prone to be at the front line of Microsoft's crusade this year. The new shooter is liable to be the centerpiece of the Xbox One line-up this Christmas.
Nintendo has officially said that it won't be discharging a Zelda amusement for the Wii U this year. Be that as it may, there is one advancing and ideally E3 2015 is the chance for a first take a gander at the following experience in one of the organization's greatest establishments.
The meeting has been proceeding for an extensive time frame and is the highlight of the gaming calendar. Most of the top component preoccupation bolsters from the latest couple of decades have been revealed there and moreover inestimable top titles.
With the PlayStation 4 in a matter of seconds running out some stunning bleeding edge arrangements figures, Sony is obligated to concentrate on first-assembling diversions and hot exclusives at the present year's meeting. We may get another take a gander at Uncharted 4 to make up for the fact of the matter its been put off until one year from now.


text: Funeral crying marks a universal human response to painful experiences of separation, loss, bereavement, absence. The aim of the present article is to describe and analyze some characteristic vocal techniques of crying in Albanian funeral tradition. Howling, wailing, screaming and roaring will be interpreted as symbolic vocal signals borrowed from the realm of nature and ritualized in ceremonial performances. These sonic productions constitute cultural cornerstones for the musical system of emotional self-expression, self-identification as well as social communication in funeral context and everyday concern.


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The jackfruit also known as jack tree, fenne, jakfruit, or sometimes simply jack or jak, is a type of a tropical fruit.
This fruit is native to the rain forests of the Western Ghats of India.
The jackfruit spread early on to other parts of India, southeast Asia, the East Indies and ultimately the Philippines.
It is often planted in central and eastern Africa and is fairly popular in Brazil and Surinam.
Jackfruit is adapted to humid tropical and near-tropical climates. Mature trees have survived temperatures of about 3 °C (27° F) in southern Florida, but these were frozen to large limbs. Young trees are likely to be killed at temperatures below 0 °C (32° F).
It is very long-lived tree and generally with a lifespan of 60 to 70 years.
It grows to an enormous size up to 30 meters (almost 100 feet) high and 80 to 200 centimeters (2.6 to 6.5 feet) in diameter. The crown is dense and conical in young trees, becoming rounded or spreading in the older trees.
The leaves are oblong, oval, or elliptic in form, 10 to 15 cm in length, leathery, glossy, and deep green in color. Juvenile leaves are lobed.
Male and female flowers are borne in separate flower-heads. Male flower-heads are on new wood among the leaves or above the female. They are swollen, oblong, from 2.5 to 10 centimeters (1 to 4 inches) long and up to an inch wide at the widest part.
A mature jackfruit tree can produce about 100 to 200 fruits in a year.
Jackfruit is the largest tree-borne fruit in the world, reaching 36 kilograms (80 pounds) in weight and up to 91 centimeters (36 inches) long and 50 centimeters (20 inches) in diameter. The exterior of the compound fruit is green or yellow when ripe. The interior consists of large edible bulbs of yellow, banana-flavored flesh.
When fully ripe, the unopened jackfruit emits a strong disagreeable odor, resembling that of decayed onions, while the pulp of the opened fruit smells of pineapple and banana.
The seed is 1.9 to 3.8 centimeters (3/4 to 1.5 inch) long and 1.3 to 1.9 centimeters (1/2 to 3/4 inch) thick and is white and crisp within. There may be 100 or up to 500 seeds in a single fruit.
The greenish unripe fruit is cooked as a vegetable, and the ripened fruit is eaten fresh for the sweetly acid but insipid pulp surrounding the seeds. The ripened fruit is also used to make a variety of dishes, including custards, cakes, ice cream or mixed with shaved ice as es teler in Indonesia or halo-halo in the Philippines.
The seeds from ripe fruits are edible, and are said to have a milky, sweet taste often compared to Brazil nuts.
There are 95 calories in 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of jackfruit.
Jackfruit is rich in vitamins, minerals and dietary fiber. It is a very good source of vitamin A and B-complex vitamins Vitamin C and Vitamin E. The fruit is also a good source source of minerals, such as iron, magnesium, potassium and manganese as well.
The health benefits of jackfruit include healthy hair and good eyesight, prevents indigestion, prevents anaemia, reduce inflammation, heart health, strengthen immune system, fights wrinkles it also helps in curing mental stress and skin diseases.
The word “jackfruit” comes from Portuguese jaca, which in turn is derived from the Malayalam language term chakka.
The common English name “jackfruit” was used by physician and naturalist Garcia de Orta in his 1563 book Colóquios dos simples e drogas da India.
Archeological findings in India have revealed that jackfruit was cultivated in India 3000 to 6000 years ago.
In Brazil, the jackfruit can become an invasive species as in Brazil’s Tijuca Forest National Park in Rio de Janeiro. The Tijuca is mostly an artificial secondary forest, whose planting began during the mid-19th century; jackfruit trees have been a part of the park’s flora since it was founded.

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The New Albany and Union County School Districts will join districts across the state to thank school board members during School Board Member Recognition Week, February 10-16, for their leadership and service to local school districts and communities.
“As school leaders, board members play an important role in engaging our community in supporting our public schools,” said Ken Basil, Superintendent of Union County School District.
Serving the Union County School District are Terry Cook, Mickey Basil, Mike Browning, Wayne Mahon, and Daphnia McMillen.


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Another police force is being brought in to review the investigation into the murder of a teenager on the Sandringham Estate at New Year.
Officers from the Joint Norfolk and Suffolk Major Investigation Team yesterday confirmed that no further action will be taken against two men who were arrested in connection with the death of 17 year old Alisa Dmitrijeva and that the matter will now be referred to the Coroner.
Her remains were found on New Year's Day in some woods at Anmer on the Royal Estate in West Norfolk after she had disappeared from her home in Wisbech in August 2011.


text: We read with interest the commentary of Raes1 on the growing clinical role of microbiome-based companion diagnostics. We agree that the future of microbiome in medical practice will be in using markers for diagnosis as well as predicting and personalising treatment. We report here new observations on a colonic bacteria that, while traditionally considered a commensal, may be important in chronic diarrhoea and IBS.


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We've just experienced one of the hottest summers on record, and the heat will not abate. How about a nice cool drink or a cold beer in dark gin joint, somewhere in the city. Me, I'll have a dark beer, please. What's your pleasure?
Dark beer for me too. Smithwicks please.
A "Krischtallwoize" for me, please!
Barkeep, I'll take a cold Smithwicks, a good Irish brew!
Make mine gin and tonic, please:) We have another two or three months left of hot and steamy here.
Love the photo - very noir - and the quotes!
G&T with lots of ice, please.
Love your perspective ! feel like I'm in there now.
Dark beer for me, too. I am just having a Krusowice right now.
A nice blond ale! Cool photo!

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Pulp Riot! Play, Paint & Rub Shoulders with #Instafamous Color Gurus!
The Pulp Riot team is on a mission. They created a wholly new kind of bright culture, where color is the momentum of the brand, and social media is the platform on which it’s education thrives.
EsteticaNetwork on Instagram: more than 100,000 followers!
Tutorial videos, photos of original hairstyles, shots of hairlooks signed by world famous hairstylists enrich the Instagram profile of Estetica, dedicated entirely to hair fashion of the past, present and future – and to the most important international events!
Are you #TeamSnapchat or #TeamInstagram?
The battle for the hearts and minds of clients that rages between neighboring salons is nothing compared to the cut-throat world of social media, where recently Instagram introduced a copy of Snapchat Stories and Twitter revealed plans to push rollout of its own ‘me-too’ offering originally announced last year.
Brit Taddei is a creative hair artist and educator based in Norfolk, VA who brands herself as Electric Fringe Hair on Facebook. This digital maven has incredible skills when it comes to vivid color and has caught Estetica USA’s eye as one of the most liked photos on our reposted images on Instagram.
Premiere Orlando 2016: Sunday's 20 Instagram Moments!
Today was the explosive start of the East Coast’s top beauty fair of the season, Premiere Orlando, and it was absolutely gigantic! The seven acres of exhibition floor was packed with the top brands in haircare, nails & beauty, with innovations, launches, an of course, the most inventive looks using these top tools.
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Written by Lucy Libido on October 16, 2017 . Posted in Inspiration, Uncategorized.
I was married at the turn of this century when gold wedding rings were still common but platinum rings were coming in style. My dress was a white satin ball gown style with a white lace overlay which was traditional, but long slender dresses were coming into vogue.
When I was married, I wore clear pumps, almost like a Cinderella slipper. I thought my fairy tale was beginning. And indeed it was, but I was not walking into a “happily ever after”. It was the beginning of a journey, which would include steep ascends, invisible potholes, sharp drops, beautiful vistas and long plateaus. It meant happiness, heartbreak, meditation, mindfulness, and so much growth.
I love watching the shifts in wedding fashion. The rings, the gowns, the shoes, the ambiance. If I were married today, it would look very different from my first. Not just because the trends have changed, but also because I have changed.
The dress wouldn’t be all white- it would be dusty rose, have a pink sash, or pink embellishments. Because our marriage hasn’t been years of bland white unattainable perfection. It’s been mostly beautiful, with moments of sweat, blood and tears that have tinted our lives to a beautiful shade that reminds us of what it took to get here.
The ring likewise would be mostly white, with a place for pink diamonds to represent the rare & beautiful treasure we possess after all these years.
The ceremony and reception hall would not need be large and ornate, with gifts and a long guest list comprising mostly my parents friends. It would be quiet and on the beach with my children and close friends – those who rooted me on during the good years and the hard years.
And luckily for me, one thing would be the same. It would be with the same person… except then again; not really. Because he has changed. I have changed. We have both changed for the better. For the long haul. Where we don’t anticipate our “happily ever after” to show up on our doorstep in the mail with the marriage license but where we choose everyday to honor the other person “today”. Then we repeat that choice with each rising of the sun, each new day we live in the present and both choose to love the other fiercely.
If you were to choose to marry someone today, how would it look the same from the dreams of your past. How would it look different?


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Essays and Reviews - Elizabeth Gray Jr.
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