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2019 Nissan Rogue One Specs Update And Price
2019 Nissan Rogue One. The rumors on specs and top features of Nissan Rouge 2019 claim that we are going to see many extra upgrades to both the inside and the exterior. Better accretion, audio system and room driving the 3rd seat are one of the biggest upgrades that will not become there in 2017 as well as 2018 models but will become there in the 2019 product. The new model of 2019 Nissan Rouge will have some amazing upgrades. The new sporty appear from inside and outside will certainly add a level of luxury which is expected to have all the key functions that you want to see in a crossover. The 2019 Nissan Rogue One is one contender that sits somewhere in the middle of the batch above smaller sibling Juke and below the larger Pathfinder. It has been quite popular since its debut but you won't buy it if buying the best compact crossover is on your agenda. To improve prospects of the Rogue One, Nissan is giving it a makeover for 2019. It may give the Rogue One some prospects to stave off the competition from rivals like Mazda CX5 and Honda CRV.
The 2019 Nissan Rogue One does not deviate from exterior styling of its predecessors much. The funky and sleek design language is there and from an angle, you will see more sharp creases compared to curvature. The v type grille is slightly modified. LED lamps are sleeker now and so is the bumper design. There are three main trims S, SV and SL and a special midnight edition. It also has a hybrid version. The cabin of Nissan Rogue One 2019 contains more signs of revamping than the exterior, as it is. The plastics are not cheap looking and seat upholstery has got a boost as well. The S and SV models get the third row of seats but space is just enough for kids, as expected.
The front seats are quite nice, though. Clever cargo management does help to pack in oddly shaped bags and stuff but overall cargo space is not great. Nissan also succeeds in making the cabin quieter than the predecessor. The 2019 Nissan Rogue One scores moderately well in both safety and entertainment segments. All trims get stability control, airbags and as tire pressure monitors. Top trim gets forward-collision warning system, lane departure warning and blind-spot monitors as standard. The surround-view camera, available on SV and SL is excellent in functionality. All trims get power windows, Bluetooth, rear view camera along with 17-inch steel wheels. SV trim adds satellite radio, automatic headlights, alloy wheels, dual-zone automatic climate control, NissanConnect infotainment setup and keyless ignition. SL trim gets Bose sound system, 18-inch wheels, 7-inch touchscreen, leather upholstery, and navigation and heated front seats.
The trims can be equipped with panoramic sunroof too. Upcoming 2019 Nissan Rogue One offers some interesting features and styling is also decent but it also has some downsides. The interior is not very spacious and same is true about cargo space. The hybrid models will appeal to niche buyers for sure. However, the base trims lack some desired safety features. The interior material quality is good but ride quality falls short of rivals from stables of Honda and Ford. However, those looking for sporty compact SUV crossovers with good value for money can still go for it.
As for the motor is concerned, there will be sporty 4-cylinder 2 . 5-liter motor that will generate around about 170-HP. In addition, a 2-speed CVT transmission will also be there within the new model. The usage will be around about 17 mpg as well as 34 mpg in the city and highway respectively.
Nothing is made official yet concerning the price of these models. It really is expected that the new versions will launch by the fourth quarter of 2018 but it will surely be available in the market for sale at the end of 2018 as they are likely to take an edge of their rivals through early availability. Because Nissan Rogue One is starting in three exciting versions to give the customer a choice with regard to selection. It is expected that this new model will be released with a slight difference from the price of old models. More than how the prices will be the following: 2019 Nissan Rogue One S Starting at $23,700. 2019 Nissan Rogue One S Starting at $29,300. 2019 Nissan Rogue One SV Starting at $25,200.


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A modern style kunai reproduction from Cold Steel! One of the most unique features of this knife are the materials used for the blade and handle. The handle is made from deeply checkered Kraton that has been molded directly to the blade tang. The blade is made using Grivory, the latest in fiberglass reinforced plastic. Light enough to be tied, tucked, or taped just about anywhere on one"s person. And, since they are impervious to heat, cold, moisture and extreme weather they are a natural to hide both inside and outside your house. 3 1/3 in. blade, 9 in. overall. History of the Kunai knife:A kunai is an ancient kind of trowel, originated during the Tensho Era in Japan. The kunai was normally wrought of iron, not steel, cheaply forged and unpolished. The size of most kunai ranged from 20 cm to 60 cm, with the average at 40 cm. The kunai was used by common folk as multi-purpose gardening tools and by workers of stone and masonry. The kunai is not a knife, but something more akin to a wrecking bar. The blade was soft iron and unsharpened because the edges were used to smash plaster and wood, to dig holes and to pry. Normally only the tip would have been sharpened. The uses to which a kunai was put would have destroyed any heat-treated and sharpened tool like a knife. Kunai normally had a leaf-shaped blade and a handle with a ring on the pommel for attaching a rope. This would allow the kunai's handle to be wrapped to act as a grip, or when used as a weapon; to be strapped to a stick as an expedient spear, to be tied to the body for concealment, or to use as an anchor or piton. Contrary to popular belief, they were not designed as throwing weapons, though they can be thrown and cause damage. Instead, they are a thrusting and stabbing tool.
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Not sharp really can cut cardboard or paper good enough not really meant for cutting but having said that point is great and knife is very durable absolutely love it . I have request tho can y'all get the steel blade version that cold steel makes would love to have that one as well in my collection
i only give this 4/5 due to it being made out of a plastic material, but it came in perfect condition, and is sharp for a plastic training weapon, dont know if i would recommend this to any one, but i wouldn't give it up either
I personally didny like these but only because I was unaware that it was made of plastic but just because I didnt like doesny mean its a bad weapon for people who actually need something like this its great and its cheap which is also great. But I ended up sending mine back do to the fact that it wasnt what I want, but I'd like to point out the awesome customer service from this site and thats why I will continue buying from here.-thanks
I bought this knife from Trueswords because I was curious of the material. I think this knife is exactly what the product discription says it is and it fills that roll perfectly. The plastic-knife is actually very sturdy and feels good in the hand, it does have a full tang, if you can call it that. No this knife is NOT a good throwing knife. For the simple reason that is is NOT a throwing knife at all. If anything the kunai is a push dagger. I have heard people complain that the blade is not sharp or that the point is easily damaged. Well that is somewhat true. The edges of the knife are not sharp, but if you apply preasure I am 100% sure this knife can easily rip through flesh. The point of the FGX Battle Ring is what you would expect from a "plastic" knife. The end has a little bit excess plastic that is similar to the little green army men we played with as kids. That is really my only complaint. Overall this knife is what it says it is. A last-ditch self defense knife that is imperveous to the elements. It is not, and should not, be your first choice of self defense weapons. (i.e. a gun, mace, or metal knife)Another use of this kunai knife is you can buy it to get "the feel" of a real kunai and see if you like the style of blade before upgrading to the real Battle Ring, which is like $50. And if you don't like it, then you only wasted $8.99. By the way this knife is big, the picture doesn't do it justice, which is good. More Bang for your buck.
the blade is bigger then i thought it would be. the strength of the material is really surprising. the ring is slightly bigger then my thumb. its very light weight as well.perfect buy for the price.
I got this yesterday lets start off with the great delivery and service from Trueswords.com! Thanks!!! The kunai has a nice feel and more modern approach which is pretty cool the tip is a little messed up but over all great for practice tossing at light objects like cardboard... DO NOT THROW AT WOOD!!! And yes the tip was damaged in shipping so its not trueswords fault...
Quality A+. Blade is sharp. Probably not good for throwing, but I don't think this was meant as a thrower. I would recommend this.
its good if u cant throw i kunai i have a real kunai ment to be thrown i think the real deal is alot cooler than this but it is stroung a durable ill give it that so ill give it a 4 out of 5
this is good for getting used to the feel of a kunai before moving on to the real thing

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Glasgow warms for the Games
If the forecast is anything to go by, nothing is likely to rain on Glasgow's parade.
Ahead of Wednesday night's Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, the Met Office is predicting a cloudy start will herald long spells of sunshine.
Glasgow should even hit a top 25 degrees celsius.
That's not far off 26.1 degrees, the hottest day of the year so far for Scotland's largest city.
"It'll be in the ball park," Met Office spokesman Dan Williams told AAP.
"But probably not quite up there."
There is a small chance light showers in the evening could dampen opening ceremony proceedings, but it is unlikely.
The athletes from 71 teams should enjoy mild conditions as they march into Celtic Park.
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'Plague' of foreclosures means little demand for building in San Joaquin Valley
Fewer Northern San Joaquin Valley homes are under construction than at any time during the past 20 years, Construction Industry Research Board statistics show.
Only 218 new home building permits were issued from January through April in Stanislaus County. Compare that with the 1,727 permits issued during those months in 2005, which was the peak of the region's building boom. Permits have plunged 87 percent since then.
Last year was Stanislaus' slowest home-building year since at least the mid-'80s. But 2008 is much worse: Fewer than half as many homes are under construction as were being built last spring.
The situation is more dismal in San Joaquin and Merced counties, where building permits have declined even further.
"Those of us builders who are left are hunkered down. We're just trying to ride this thing out," said Steve C. Mothersell, president of Modesto's SCM Homes. His three Newman developments are almost at a standstill. The completed homes he has for sale are priced at less than construction cost.
Mothersell said builders must compete with "a plague of foreclosed homes" that are priced at less than $100 per square foot.
"We simply cannot compete with that, not even if we were given the land and the building permits for free," Mothersell said. "That's why nobody is building anything on speculation anymore. They're building pre-sold homes only."
The valley's new home market isn't expected to pick up anytime soon.
"It's going to be this way for months and months," predicted Robert Martelli, vice president of JKB Homes, which has subdivisions in Turlock, Riverbank, Oakdale, Hughson and Denair. "We've got supply and demand issues. Why build homes and sell them at a loss?"
Martelli said the building slowdown is creating financial hardship throughout the region. "We are a construction-driven econ-omy, and a lot of people have been put out of work."
According to Martelli, Stanislaus' official unemployment rate of 10.7 percent is lower than the actual unemployment rate because it doesn't count the many undocumented workers who had been employed in construction trades.
"Just two years ago, a study determined that home building was a $58 billion a year industry in California, employing more than a half-million people. Today, with production off by nearly two-thirds (statewide) ... the economic impacts of the downturn are rippling throughout the economy," said Robert Rivinius, president of the California Building Industry Association.
Only 11,685 single-family-home permits were issued in California from January through April, compared with 50,120 during the same months in 2005.
54-year statewide low predicted
The Construction Industry Research Board predicts that California home building this year will be at its lowest level since 1954, which is as far back as its records go. County-by-county statistics were made available only to 1988.
The downturn, however, has created buying opportunities for home shoppers.
As an example, new home prices at SCM's Park Villas at Sherman Ranch in Newman start at $165,000. That's $60,000 less than they were going for last spring when the subdivision opened.
"The biggest price adjustments happen in the most remote, rural markets," said Mothersell, explaining why Newman prices have dropped so low. To sell houses, SCM offers down payment assistance.
JKB Homes has sweetened its new home deals by making electricity-generating solar- power roofs standard.
"This is a great time to buy," Martelli said. "People are getting some really good deals."


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Casino Midas Review
Online casino gamblers can be roughly divided into two camps: those that prefer a modern, 'millennial' style online casino that's more like an Xbox game, and those that still love a bright and shiny 'Vegas' style online casino. If you happen to be more comfortable living in the second camp, then this casino review might just be what you've been looking for.
Welcome to our most outrageous Casino Midas review ever! Yes, we know that it's a bold claim to make, but once you've read this review, we're hoping you'll think, "Wow! That was outrageous!" In fact, screw hope - we know you're going to love our crazy and in-depth review about everything you could ever want to know about Casino Midas.
Casino Midas could be the most apt online casino name that we've ever come across. After all, King Midas was the dude who could turn anything into gold just by touching it. Most of us who love playing at online casinos do so because it's fun, and because it can be relaxing and exciting (all at the same time), but mainly it's because we all entertain those distant Midas-inspired dreams of swimming in gigantic pools filled with gold coins.
This is kind of the sensation that Casino Midas inspires when you visit their site, and we love that about them! Casino Midas has that look and feel that immediately gives you the impression that you're going to hit the mother lode right here (which is much closer than 'Them Thar Hills').
We're not sure if the design of the casino was inspired by its name, or the other way around. Gold is the theme here and its presence is everywhere; you can see it in the casino's title, in the banners highlighting key features and promotions, and more.
We especially loved that when you hover over the crisp white-on-black text, it turns to gold! However, like any good online casino, it has to have more than just good looks, because let's face it -- by the third date, you want to know that there's something more than just a pretty face.
In other words, is Casino Midas all just a beautifully-wrapped box with nothing but a pair of socks inside?
Do they have what it takes to not only be a great first casino for newbies, but to also have enough juice to hold the interest and attention of seasoned gamblers? What about their bonus offers -- are they worth it, or a total rip off? Is it a safe place to spend your time? Do they offer real and genuine support?
These are all questions that we plan on wrestling to the ground to get a straight answer, so please enjoy our unbelievably in-depth review of Casino Midas online casino!
Ratings Breakdown
Overall, we found Casino Midas to be a solid-looking online casino with a very nice feel. This is the type of online casino that would mostly appeal to fans of the more traditional Vegas style of casino, with plenty of gold splashed about on the pages. Understandably, this is not everyone's cup of tea, but if you like the Vegas style, you'll love this casino.
However, unlike some of the Vegas style online casinos, Casino Midas know how to add bling and pizazz without being cheesy or gaudy in any way. Everything is done with good taste, and they present an elegant online casino overall. The only real major disappointment with this brand is the lack of a live dealer casino, but we'll get into that a bit later.
Game Variety
The gaming variety is excellent, and it appears that Casino Midas has just about every Real Time Gaming casino game that the brand has ever put out. We were quite astounded by the sheer number of slots games on offer, which includes a few 3 reel slots, a ton of 5 reel video slots, and a few surprising 6 reel video slots too.
However, if your main thing is table games or card games, you may be slightly disappointed, as this casino seems to focus more on slots. We did find a few versions of roulette, blackjack, baccarat, poker, and one or two other games, so it's not too bad, really. Casino Midas is also pretty good with their video poker games, and there were plenty of great RTG video poker titles to choose from.
Cash Outs
The casino's cashier page is not too bad. The overall layout is good, and it's quite easy to find what you need. However, it is a bit different, since this casino uses coupons (bonuses and promotions), which takes a bit of getting used to.
Overall, their cashier is fairly easy to use, and the only thing we weren't too crazy about was their rather limited range of payment options for deposits and withdrawals. Having said that, they do carry the major options, including Visa, MasterCard, Neteller, Easy EFT, and even Bitcoin.
Bonus offers and promotions are quite good and there was a lot that we liked here. For starters, Casino Midas offers a staggered welcome bonus for new players, which is divided over several cash deposits. This is quite useful as it can give new players a more sustained and gradual boost to their playing bankroll.
Another nice touch is the separate bonus for slots players. This is an exclusive offer aimed squarely at players who only play slots and nothing else. The casino also offers a solid rewards and VIP program which we cover in great detail in our bonus and promotions section.
Customer Service
We found customer services at Casino Midas to be excellent on every occasion that we ed them. The casino offers the standard set of communication channels, including email support, phone support, and live chat support.
Out of all the options, live chat was of course the fastest way to get the help we needed, although all options proved to be quite efficient based on their specific limitations. We go into much greater detail further down, and even included a couple of screen shots from our live chat sessions.
User Interface
The Casino Midas interface is great -- if you love gold, of course. We found it to be very well-designed overall, and the gold theme was well tempered with a deep black background, with helped to give the user interface a more elegant and professional look. The site itself is very well organized, with key features that are made easy to reach via prominent tabs and links.
There are one or two things which are unique to this casino that take a bit of getting used to, such as their cashier page, but other than that the user interface is a breeze to use. A nice touch is that you can arrange the games library in the usual thumbnail gallery style, or as a simple list which can be much easier to navigate.
Who Are They?
Casino Midas originally launched in 2012 and is exclusively powered by Real Time Gaming (RTG) software. The casino is available as a full download casino, which gives you access to the entire RTG gaming library, or it's available within the browser version as a slightly reduced platform.
Casino Midas is also available as a mobile casino across all operating systems, including Android, iOS, Windows Phone, and Blackberry. The mobile casino works exceptionally well on both smartphone and tablet devices.
Casino Midas is licensed and regulated through the jurisdiction of Curacao (Curacao eGaming) which is not on everyone's list of top licensing jurisdictions, to be sure. However, the brand sports a number of other endorsements on their site, including Rapid SSL digital encryption certification, a McAfee Site Advisor badge, CDS (Central Disputes System) certification, Google Safe Browsing certification, and one or two others. Casino Midas offers multiple currency support, including USD, EUR, CAD, GBP, and ZAR, as well as multiple language support, including English, German, Italian, Spanish, and French.
Real Time Gaming (RTG). There are 300+ casino games, with the option to download the entire RTG suite to your desktop, or play the slightly smaller browser-based (Instant Play) version.
Slots are by far the biggest gaming category that you will find at any online casino. In fact, slots are so popular that they also represent the biggest games collection in just about any land-based casino too. For casinos (online or otherwise), slots are a sure bet, because they are fairly easy to produce, are very easy to play, and bring in the crowds consistently. While not everyone can afford to drop into Las Vegas or Atlantic City for a few quick spins, they can easily log onto an online casino and play hundreds of great slot games.
It's almost as if the online casino was designed just for slots, since the virtual nature of the beast means that any online casino can carry hundreds and hundreds of slots in all genres to satisfy the diverse needs of its millions of players. Casino Midas is a great example of how a good online casino should look, with at least a few great titles in each genre, including 3 reel classic slots, 5 reel video slots, and progressive jackpots. We discovered that Casino Midas also offers a couple of 6 reel slots, which is something that you don't see that often.
3 reel slots are the original slot machines that were made famous in every casino in Las Vegas and Atlantic City back in the fifties and sixties, which was the so called 'golden era' of casino gaming. For that same reason, these games are also often referred to as classic slots, and are hugely popular with online casino slots fans who enjoy a bit of nostalgia and fun. 3 reel classic slots are super easy to play, with just 3 reels, usually just one payline, and quick wins.
Some 3 reel slots feature a few more paylines, usually three or five, just to make it a bit more interesting. Classic 3 reel symbols include fruit, bells, bars, luck sevens, horse shoes, and other kitschy cool retro stuff!
Casino Midas currently stocks the following classic 3 reels slots:
- 7's and Stripes
- Double Ya Luck!
- Jumping Beans
- Santastic!
- The Three Stooges II
By far, the biggest slice of Casino Midas's RTG pie is dedicated to their excellent 5 reel video slots. They are the most popular genre within the online slots world, with more online casinos sticking 5 reel slots than any other format, and Casino Midas is certainly no exception to this unspoken rule.
You will find plenty of slots action when perusing Casino Midas' extensive RTG 5 reel slots collection, and we've listed the bulk of them here for you, just to titillate your taste buds a bit:
- Achilles
- Aladdin's Wishes
- Aztec's Treasure
- Aztec's Treasure Feature Guarantee
- Bubble Bubble
- Builder Beaver
- Caesar's Empire
- Cash Bandits
- Cash Bandits 2
- Cleopatra's Gold
- Count Spectacular
- Coyote Cash
- Crazy Vegas
- Crystal Waters
- Derby Dollars
- Diamond Dozen
- Dream Run
- Enchanted Garden
- Enchanted Garden II
- Eternal Love
- Food Fight
- Football Frenzy
- Fruit Frenzy
- Fucanglong
- Ghost Ship
- God of Wealth
- Goldbeard
- Golden Lotus
- Green Light
- Hairway to Heaven
- Henhouse
- High Fashion
- Hillbillies
- Hillbillies Cashola
- Kung Fu RoosterLion's Lair
- Loch Ness Loot
- LuchaLibre
- Lucky 8
- Lucky Tiger
- Megaquarium
- Megasaur
- Mermaid Queen
- Mister Money
- Naughty or Nice?
- Ninja Star
- Nova 7s
- Ocean Oddities
- Orc s Elf - 3D (241MB)
- Panda Magic
- PayDirt!
- Penguin Power
- Pirate Isle - 3D (129MB)
- Polar Explorer
- Popiñata
- Purrfect Pets
- Rain Dance
- Red Sands
- Regal Riches
- Return of the Rudolph
- Ronin
- Rudolph's Revenge
- Samba Sunset
- Secret Symbol
- Shark School
- Small Fortune
- Snowmania
- Spirit of the Inca
- Sweet 16
- Texan Tycoon
- The Elf Wars
- The Naughty List
- The Nice List
- The Three Stooges Brideless Groom
- Tiger Treasures
- T-Rex
- Triple Twister
- Vulcan
- Wild Wizards
- Witch's Brew
- Zhanshi
This is something that you just won't see at every online casino out there - 6 reel slots! Granted, there are not a whole lot of these slots on the market, as the idea hasn't taken root with all online casino software developers yet.
While 3 reel slots are thought of as the 'classic' slots, with simple gameplay, reels, and one, three, or five paylines, video slots are more complex with two more reels and plenty more ways to win.
Now, 6 reel slots takes the complexities and excitement that 5 reel slots are normally associated with, and turns up the heat even more. Currently Casino Midas only offers three of these mysterious 6 reel slots, but all of them are certainly worth a few spins.
- Lucky 6
- Super 6
- The Big Bopper
Interestingly, Casino Midas has another sub-category nestled under their general slots tab which houses all of their slots that feature bonus rounds. Obviously, we get some doubling of titles here because many of the slots with bonus rounds are also categorized under their other slots tabs too.
However, we do think this is quite a neat idea, as it gives players who only like playing slots with bonus rounds a much easier way to find the games they want to play. The following titles are what we found hiding under this tab:
- Aladdin's Wishes
- Bubble Bubble
- Cash Bandits 2
- Crazy Vegas
- Double Ya Luck!
- Dream Run
- Enchanted Garden II
- Food Fight
- Football Frenzy
- Fruit Frenzy
- God of Wealth
- Green Light
- Henhouse
- LuchaLibre
- Megasaur
- Nova 7s
- Orc Vs Elf - 3D
- Panda Magic
- Pirate Isle - 3D
- Polar Explorer
- Purrfect Pets
- Return of the Rudolph
- Shark School
- Spirit of the Inca
- The Big Bopper
- The Elf Wars
- The Naughty List
- The Nice List
- The Three Stooges Brideless Groom
- Wild Wizards
- Zhanshi
Admittedly RTG's selection of progressives is quite limited at the moment, and they are still working on rising up to the challenge set by giant casino software brands that include Microgaming, Playtech and NetEnt. Nevertheless, we managed to find three network progressives at Casino Midas for your perusal.
- Aztec's Millions
- Megasaur
- Spirit of the Inca
Table and Other Games
Real Time Gaming is one of those online software brands that tends to focus slightly more on producing great slots and focuses less in other areas. This can clearly be seen in the somewhat lopsided gaming library at Casino Midas. There are tons of great video slots in all manner of description, but far less in table and other games.
However, we did manage to find a handful, which turned out to be very good games, and perhaps Casino Midas will be adding more in the near future. They keep all of their non-blackjack and other card games in a separate tab which is called 'Table and Other', of which the following are members:
- American Roulette
- Craps
- European Roulette
- Keno
- Treasure Tree
Quite logically, Casino Midas keeps all of their card games under the 'Card Games' tab. While most online casinos will offer separate tabs for roulette, blackjack, and poker, Casino Midas prefers to group all card games together on the same page.
We actually think that this is a good thing, particularly for newbies who may not know about different card games just yet. This way, they can try out different ones to see which ones they like, without having to hunt for them all over the casino. Casino Midas currently offers the following under their card games tab:
- Baccarat
- Blackjack
- Blackjack + Perfect Pairs
- Caribbean Hold'Em Poker
- Caribbean Stud Poker
- European Blackjack
- Face Up 21
- Let' Em Ride
- Match Play 21
- PaiGow Poker
- Pontoon
- Suit 'Em Up™ Blackjack
- Super 21
- Tri Card Poker
- Vegas Three Card Rummy
While Casino Midas may be lacking a bit in some of their other casino gaming departments, they certainly make up for it with their video poker selection. You could even say that the take-home message here is that if you love slots, progressives, and video poker, Casino Midas should be right at the top (or very near) of your list.
Casino Midas RTG video poker is some of the best around, and there is plenty to choose from, including video poker that offers a single hand, three hands, ten hands, and even fifty two hands. Check out these top Real Time Gaming video poker titles currently available at Casino Midas:
- Aces and Eights
- Aces and Eights
- All American Poker
- All American Poker
- Bonus Deuces Wild
- Bonus Deuces Wild
- Bonus Poker
- Bonus Poker
- Bonus Poker Deluxe
- Bonus Poker Deluxe
- Deuces Wild
- Deuces Wild
- Double Bonus Poker
- Double Bonus Poker
- Double Double Bonus Poker
- Double Double Bonus Poker
- Double Double Jackpot Poker
- Double Double Jackpot Poker
- Double Jackpot Poker
- Double Jackpot Poker
- Jacks or Better
- Jacks or Better
- Joker Poker
- Joker Poker
- Loose Deuces
- Loose Deuces
- Sevens Wild
- Sevens Wild
Live Casino
Much to our surprise, Casino Midas does not actually have a live dealer casino yet. Live dealer (or just 'live casino') has become so popular in recent years that it now seems surprising when an online casino doesn't have one. We almost feel like asking them if perhaps they were sick on the day that all the online casinos had the meeting about starting these super-realistic live casino options. Maybe they also missed out on the memo that went around afterwards that was telling all the truant online casinos just how great the idea to have a 'live casino' was.
Perhaps we're being a bit harsh in judging Casino Midas poorly for not having a live casino yet. After all, they have tons of other great games, so why get all worked up over just one option? Well, it does happen to be the biggest online casino trend to hit the web since no-download casino platforms. We spoke to one of their super-friendly and helpful support team members about why they didn't have a live casino platform.
Unfortunately, the poor man had no idea why they didn't have a live casino yet, and wasn't entirely sure when they would be getting one, either.
Then we thought that maybe we were barking up the wrong tree, because possibly RTG doesn't even do live dealer casino games. After all, not all online casino software brands do everything; in fact, some specialize in doing just slots or just table games and so on. So we did a little research, just to be sure we weren't going crazy. Sure enough, we paid a visit to Real Time Gaming's website and confirmed that they do in fact offer a live dealer casino platform. Casino Midas just doesn't have one yet.
In case you've never heard of live dealer casino games and are wondering what the heck we are talking about, here's a live dealer casino crash course:
A live dealer casino, or just 'live casino' on some online casinos, is exactly that: online casino games that feature a real live dealer. This is the latest innovation in the online gambling industry's never-ending quest to create the ultimate and most realistic online casino gaming experience. You could think of it as the final piece in the puzzle for online casinos, who have been struggling for years to create the most realistic online casino experience.
While virtual (computer program) casino games have come a long way over the past twenty or so years, with 3D innovations and so on, there is only so much they can do. There are plenty of online casino gamblers that yearn for the excitement that you can only get from visiting a real brick-and-mortar casino. However, with the advent of the live dealer platform, online casinos are now able to get as close to a real casino as possible.
Live dealer casino games work through live digital streaming in real time. Depending on the software brand, real casino games are set up, either in a dedicated professional studio or in a real casino. These games are then streamed to player's computers in real time, allowing them to make bets on current games, interact with the dealers in real time, and much more.
Most live dealer casino platforms are streamed in HD, making them incredibly vivid and immersive. In fact, many experienced online casino gamblers now swear by the live dealer platform, preferring it over opportunities to visit a real casino. Reasons for this include overall safety, transport, and food costs, as well as other associated expenses. Hopefully Casino Midas will get its own live casino soon. We will be keeping our collective ear to the ground and, rest assured, will review it thoroughly as soon as it becomes a reality!
Banking Options
Casino Midas offers a range of various payment options for the deposit side as well as the withdrawal side of their cashier. Although, we have to say that at this point, finding all of their withdrawal options is a bit like herding cats. However, we eventually discovered that their withdrawal options are more or less in line with other online casinos and are largely dependent on what is available in your particular region or country.
This is actually also applicable to their deposit options, which we discovered while trying out different combinations on the cashier page. For instance, the list that is available to players from Canada is a bit different than the list that is available to players in Europe and so on. So it all really boils down to having to make do with what is available in your specific country (or region).
We also discovered that it is not possible to change your currency option once you've signed up with the casino, which will not appeal to players that have a preference like USD or EUR. It seems that, when you sign up, you are automatically assigned the currency of your specific region (in the case of EUR) or country (for example, signing up from Canada will be allocated CAD and signing up from South Africa will be assigned ZAR). This is not something we've really seen before, so it's a bit odd.
All in all, the Casino Midas cashier is not too bad, and aside from the somewhat inflexible issues with currencies and payment options, it does quite well in processing times. We found that most payout requests and processing took between 24 and 48 hours, with the majority processed in under 48 hours. This is actually quite good for an online casino, as there are many that can take days to process your payment request.
Of course, you will also have to add on some additional time for your preferred payment option to process your payment through their applicable channels. This is where it may actually be a smart idea to investigate each of their payment options carefully to see which one would work best for you, as well as for your personal time frame.
Casino Midas carries both Visa and MasterCard credit cards, as well as their associated debit cards. Generally speaking, both of these options usually take anywhere from two to five working days to clear in your account.
It is also worth noting that MasterCard is usually not available anymore as a withdrawal option.
However, the casino does offer other options as well, and by far the most popular of these are their eWallet options. Again, when compared to a number of other top online casino brands, we found that there was way fewer of these as well, with the main options being Neteller and EcoPayz. The EcoPayz option is quite flexible and allows you to choose how you want your payments to work: through your debit card, direct bank transfer, direct wire, or through your virtual EcoCard.
There are another two payment options which, in our opinion, present two of the easiest ways in which to fund your Casino Midas account.
The first is the Easy EFT option, which basically allows you to transfer funds directly from your online bank account to your online casino account. There are two great benefits for you when using Easy EFT. On the one hand, you do not have to worry about any additional fees, as the service is absolutely free. On the other, you do not need to have a credit card or even need to sign up to use the service.
Our second choice in convenient payment options that are available at Casino Midas is the Bitcoin option. In case you haven't heard of Bitcoin before, it's essentially a wholly internet-based currency system, which provides a secure and largely anonymous way to transfer funds or pay for items online. Casino Midas actually offers a Bitcoin option through Neteller, which gives you the added security that Neteller provides through their various options.
That just about wraps up our close inspection of the Casino Midas cashier, and while it's not as good as some other online casinos, it still does a good job of paying out players in fairly good time, while offering instant deposits. We initially found that the casino seemed to have too few payment options available, but changed our minds a bit, since they at least offer really dependable and solid payment brands. Finally, it seems that the weekly withdrawal limit at Casino Midas is set at around $3,000 USD, which should suit most player's needs. However, if you do need to withdraw more, you can always Casino Midas' helpful cashier support team.
Popular payment options available at Casino Midas include the following, which may change based on your specific country:
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Bonus Offers and Promotions
Interestingly enough, Casino Midas offers two sign-up bonus offers, depending on what you want to spend most of your time playing at their casino. We actually think this is a great way to organize your sign-up bonuses, since not every player is the same or wants the same things from their online casino.
For players that are looking to do a bit of everything at Casino Midas (particularly table and card games as well as video poker), Casino Midas offers a fairly hefty match bonus that could add as much as $1,500 to your fresh new bankroll. However, if you're specifically interested in playing all of the various slot games at Casino Midas, there is a special and exclusive slots-only bonus waiting for you.
The regular Casino Midas sign-up bonus works in three simple stages, based on your first three deposits with the casino. Casino Midas increases their match percentage on your deposit on every bonus, adding quite a bit more incentive each time. In other words, your first match percentage is 100%, your second match percentage goes up to 150%, and your final match percentage peaks at 200%. To make it easier for you, we've broken down all the stages or steps required to get this bonus:
Deposit a minimum of at least $20 to unlock your first deposit bonus offer
Get a 100% bonus match up to a maximum of $500
Wagering requirements on your bonus = 40 x deposit + bonus
If you prefer to opt out of the offer, click 'Cancel Bonus' in the Redeem Coupon section of the Casino Midas Cashier
Deposit a minimum of at least $20 to unlock your second deposit bonus offer
Get a 150% bonus match offer up to a maximum of $500
Use the special Casino Midas bonus code WELCOME150
Wagering requirements on your bonus = 40 x deposit + bonus
If you prefer to opt out of the offer, click 'Cancel Bonus' in the Redeem Coupon section of the Casino Midas Cashier
Deposit a minimum of at least $20 to unlock your third deposit bonus offer
Get a 200% bonus match offer up to a maximum of $500
Use the special Casino Midas bonus code WELCOME200
Wagering requirements on your bonus = 40 x deposit + bonus
If you love playing slots, and only slots, then Casino Midas has a special bonus lined up just for you. Make a minimum deposit of at least $20 to unlock their exclusive slots bonus, which will give you a 100% match bonus of 100% up to a massive $3,333 - just to play any slots you like, from 3 reel classics, 5 reel video slots, or their new 6 reel slots.
All of the Casino Midas new player bonus offers come with certain terms and conditions. While most of these terms and conditions are really boring, here are the most important ones to note (although we do recommend that you read through all of them when on their site):
All of the Casino Midas new player deposit bonuses are considered to be 'non-redeemable' or 'play only', which basically means that you can only cash out your winnings, not any of these bonus amounts.
With the exception of the Exclusive Slots Bonus, you can play any of the casino's games that you like.
Your bonus funds will expire and be removed from your player account if there is zero activity on your account for thirty (30) days.
All bonus offers are subject to a minimum forty (40) times wagering requirement, which includes both your deposit amount and your bonus amount.
You cannot withdraw any winnings from your account until your wagering requirements have been met. If you attempt to remove any of your winnings that have been accrued through the use of a bonus, your winnings bonus will be removed by the casino.
When you begin to play games and place wagers, your cash deposit will be used to play first. Your bonus amount will only kick in once you have used up all of your cash deposit money.
All of the casino games available for play at Casino Midas will count towards meeting your wagering requirements. However, different games come with different percentages, so it makes sense to pick ones that contribute a higher percentage towards meeting your wagering requirements. Here is a list of these games and their relevant contribution percentages:
- Table games = 25%
- Card games = 25%
- Video Poker = 10%
- Other games = 100%
Casino Midas offers a solid VIP rewards program which is based on their comp points system. The casino comp points system works like most online casino comp points and is designed to reward you for playing a lot at the casino. Comp points essentially have two purposes: on the one hand, they are designed to reward you and encourage you to play as many games as possible. For every certain amount that you wager, you earn a comp point, which you can then exchange (once you've managed to accumulate a lot of them) for casino credits.
On the other hand, earning comp points counts towards your VIP rewards status, as this system is built on different levels. Each level within the VIP rewards program comes with its own exclusive rewards, bonuses, and incentives. Collecting comp points helps you to climb through the various tiers, which include Silver, VIP, VIP Elite, and VIP Platinum. We found out how the whole program works, and we'll show you here in more simple terms:
VIP Elite
VIP Platinum
In addition to their sign-up bonus offers, comp points, and VIP rewards, Casino Midas runs a wide range of promotions. Some of these are ongoing and are either available as weekday or weekend promotions. Other promotions come and go, depending on the season, new games, and so on. It is always a good idea to ensure that you tick the promotions box when you sign up, which allows the casino to send you news of new promotions, freebies, and more.
Current Casino Midas promotions include:
- Game of the Month: One of Real Time Gaming slots are promoted, and players stand to earn triple comp points
- Tuesday Reload: Get a reload bonus of 25% up to $100 every Tuesday, which can be used on all casino games
- Saturday Insurance Fever: Insure your bonus by getting up to 20% bonus insurance on any of your losses incurred while playing on a Saturday
Customer Service
We found that, on all occasions during our incredibly in-depth deconstruction of Casino Midas, their customer support staff was friendly, patient, efficient, and reasonably knowledgeable. On the many occasions of interacting with casino support staff and asking them questions with varying degrees of complexity, if they didn't know the answer, they would make a point of finding out for us. While this did sometimes make waiting during a live chat session a bit long, in most cases, it was worth it.
The casino offers the basic three support communication options, which include email support, the aforementioned live chat, and phone support. Of course, as we are resolute in being as complete as possible, we tried all three options, and found that in most instances we received the help that we needed promptly and efficiently.
Obviously during the busier times the waiting periods were a bit longer as queues were more significant. This is understandable and normal in every online casino on the web. The nice touch here is that, with live chat for, you get a pop-up message which tells you where you are in the queue and how long you will be waiting (more or less), which the following screenshot illustrates:
As with most online casino email support options, the Casino Midas email details contain a link that, when clicked on, will automatically open your Outlook email application (if you're on Windows, of course). This can be great or annoying, depending on your personal view of Windows Outlook email. However, changing this is a simple matter of copying the provided email address into the address bar of your preferred email service.
On the whole, we found Casino Midas's email support to be quite responsive, with a general response turnaround time of a few hours (in one instance it was less than thirty minutes). While Casino Midas's email support is good, we suggest only using it if you need to send specific attachments to them, since there are other options which are much faster.
By far, the best and most efficient way of getting the help that you need at Casino Midas is through their always-on live chat customer support service. Live chat is really easy to use at this casino and is just a click away. Once you have clicked on the live chat support icon, a separate little pop-up window appears toward the top left of the screen. Simply fill in your details, including your email address and username, to get the chat going.
On our very first live chat attempt, we were assisted within a minute, which we thought was really awesome. Of course, we took the opportunity to ask the customer support team member a few odd questions about Casino Midas, and the initial response can be seen below:
After we had waited for a few minutes while our guy went off to find out what we needed to know, he came back online with the requested info and answers. All in all, we found the casino's live chat to be more than adequate, and barring the odd peak time delay, we found we had the necessary help within a few minutes every time. The support staff was also always friendly, always polite, and always helpful.
Phone support is not too bad, and there seems to be just one number for all of their customers to use (based on what is published on their own website). Generally speaking, our wait time was less than a minute, with one or two occasions lasting for a bit longer. As with their live chat, all staff that we interacted with appeared to be highly trained, super friendly, and very professional.
- Phone Support number: 855-292-1924
User Interface
Of course, with an online casino name like Casino Midas, if the entire site wasn't decked out from head to toe in gold, we'd frankly be more than a little disappointed. However, unlike a lot of online casinos that take the bling element to unacceptable levels of cheesiness, Casino Midas not only adds a touch of gold, they add a touch of class, too.
We actually really like the way that the Casino Midas user interface is designed, with deep black backgrounds that make everything very easy on the eye. This is not only important in terms of keeping things elegant and professional, it also helps keep those long online casino gambling sessions from becoming an unnecessary headache.
The central part of the Casino Midas homepage is reserved for a rectangular banner, where the latest promotions and special features are displayed - again with a lot of class and elegance. Above this main banner, one finds the main navigational tabs dressed in the same deep black as the rest of the casino background. The main tab buttons include quick access to the casino lobby, promotions, deposit options, VIP area, an 'about us' page, mobile gaming, and their page.
This neat and unobtrusive layout makes it very easy to get around the casino, and is not overly distracting or confusing, which are both important points for new players who are not accustomed to the mechanics of online casinos. Accessing the casino's cashier page is easy thanks to the dedicated tab, and once clicked on, it will bring up a separate pop-up page. Here, players can easily access deposit and withdrawal information, personal account details, balance details, special promotional coupons, and more.
In a similar fashion, reviewing the casino's support team will also bring up a separate pop-up window, which can be moved around so it doesn't interrupt or obscure your current game window. Initiating a live chat is very easy to do and only takes a few seconds. We also liked the little pop-up instructions when we registered a player account with the brand. Each pop-up related to a specific part of the sign-up process.
We thought that this was a very clever and somewhat novel idea that could really benefit those who were total newbies to the online casino sign-up process. In short, the Casino Midas user interface is very good and is not only elegant but highly practical and functional too, making it perfect for newbies and experienced gamblers alike.
Our overall assessment of Casino Midas is very good, and if we had to assign it a rating out of five, we would give it a solid four. Of course, it would be great to give it full marks, but as with most online casinos, there are always a few small issues, niggles, or bugs that prevent that from happening. One of the big ones with Casino Midas is the lack of a live dealer casino.
While this may not seem like a particularly big issue for some online gamblers, for others it is a make-or-break-it feature. Let's face it, live dealer gaming is becoming more and more important, and online casinos that do not feature a live casino option run the risk of falling by the wayside. A live dealer casino is essential for many serious gamblers -- the ultimate way to experience a real casino without leaving home -- so it would certainly be a good idea for Casino Midas to include one soon.
However, aside from the lack of a live dealer casino platform, there really isn't that much about Casino Midas to complain about . They may have fewer banking options than many other online casinos, but they do offer the most important ones, including Visa, MasterCard, Neteller, and PaySafeCard. Another feather in their cap is the addition of a Bitcoin payment option. Since Bitcoin is growing in leaps and bounds, with many touting the online-based payment system as the future for internet payments, it's good to see online casinos like Casino Midas getting in on the ground floor.
Casino Midas chose Real Time Gaming or RTG as their exclusive software provider, which is something that many online gamblers (especially fans of RTG games) find very appealing. In fact, if you choose to download the Casino Midas full suite to your computer, you will be able to enjoy the entire RTG catalog to date.
The RTG platform is also designed to work with the vast majority of mobile devices, including both smartphones and tablets. We found that the RTG software platform looked great across all the mobile devices that we tested it out on, including Android smartphones and tablets, iPhone and iPad devices, and a few Windows Phone devices, too. Slots look especially good on tablet devices (particularly 10" screens), with the RTG 6 reel slots nearly blowing our minds.
In closing, barring a couple of relatively minor disappointments, we found our time spent at Casino Midas to be not only a lot of fun, but also very productive, thanks to an excellent layout and design, fantastic customer support, and great selection of the best that RTG has to offer in all sorts of casino gaming action. Casino Midas is a good Vegas-style casino and would suit both experienced online gamblers that prefer a slightly more traditional looking online casino, as well as total online gambling newbies who are looking for a mid-range online casino to cut their teeth on.
We could think of quite a few online casinos that would fit this criterion a lot better, and we even have a few excellent reviews on one or two of them for you. If you loved this seriously in-depth review on Casino Midas, be sure to check out our other equally in-depth and outrageous reviews on other top online casino brands!VISIT NOW


text: Achievements in Civic Improvement in Some American Small Towns and NeighborhoodsA New Edition of a Groundbreaking Text in American Town PlanningJohn NolenDetailsDescriptionJohn Nolen (1869-1937) was a pioneer in the development of professional town and city planning in the United States. Nolen's comprehensive approach merged the social, economic, and physical aspects of planning while emphasizing, in the author's words, "versatility, special knowledge, and cooperation." Between 1905 and 1937, Nolen's firm, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, completed more than 350 commissions throughout the United States. Among the best known of these is Mariemont, Ohio, whose development Nolen directed from the ground up. Rare and long out of print, New Towns for Old (1927) is still of great interest to planners and urban historians. The well-illustrated study contains an overview of the development of American urbanism and a concise discussion of Nolen's ideas for the improvement of towns and cities. Individual chapters examine a variety of towns planned by Nolen including Mariemont, Ohio; Kingsport, Tennessee; and Kistler, Pennsylvania, as well as the new suburbs of Union Park Gardens in Wilmington, Delaware, and Myers Park in Charlotte, North Carolina. The re-planned towns of Cohasset and Walpole, Massachusetts, are also featured. The forward-looking final chapter includes material on Venice, Florida, one of Nolen's most ambitious projects. The new edition of New Towns for Old contains additional plans and illustrations, a new index, and a new introductory essay by Charles D. Warren, which presents biographical and historical context that illuminates the diverse, productive career of this nationally significant practitioner. Perhaps most significantly, it features Nolen's project list, which has never before been published.Published in association with Library of American Landscape History: http://lalh.org/ Reviews"Nolen's book tracks real problems and real solutions in towns from Walpole, Massachusetts, to Venice, Florida. His observations will fascinate historians as well as planners shaping new American towns."—Robin Karson, coeditor of Pioneers of American Landscape Design"Early in the last century, John Nolen planned model towns, garden suburbs, and industrial cities, whose refinement and design excellence remain impressive to this day. In New Towns for Old, Nolen explained how it was done. Thoughtful, wise, and still inspirational."—Witold Rybczynski"It is good to have Nolen's famous little book in print again, especially with Charles Warren's introduction bringing it to life. It is now clear that Nolen is a once and future American hero."—Andres Duany AuthorCHARLES D. WARREN is an architect whose projects have been featured in publications in the U.S. and in Europe. He was the Muschenheim fellow at the University of Michigan, where he taught architectural design and theory, and he has taught design studios at Catholic University in Washington and the Institute for Classical Architecture in New York. In addition to his practice Warren has written for magazines and journals and authored the introduction to the new edition of The Architecture of Charles A. Platt . He served as Town Architect in Seaside Florida in the early '90s. Related Subjects: Art and ArchitectureCultural Studies A volume in the series: American Society of Landscape Architects Centennial Reprint


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Tag Archives: Mercury/Saturn in Scorpio
November 24- 25th, 2014
* Capricorn Moon, and by tomorrow, Moon/Pluto Mercury closing in on Saturn. Chiron Direct Think about time. The limiting specifics determining the possibilities. Sagittarius Venus trine Uranus, is there a good surprise? Some freedom, one way or another? IS THERE? … Continue reading
Saturn in Scorpio Transit, w/Mercury involved, Saturn Retrograde 2014
I have transiting Saturn Squaring my Mercury, and I'm finding it very hard to write. It would be a perfect time to take more pictures, to find something moving, and make it still. People just endlessly saying no to me, … Continue reading
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THROGGS NECK, N.Y. - The Gallaudet University football season came to a close here on a cold Saturday afternoon at Reinhart Field as the Bison fell 54-14 to SUNY Maritime in an Eastern Collegiate Football Conference (ECFC) road game.
Gallaudet (3-7, 3-4 ECFC) got off on the wrong foot as the Bison offense had trouble sustaining drives as they punted five times and turned the ball over four times in the opening half.
On the flip side, Maritime (9-1, 6-1 ECFC) scored points on its first seven possessions and took a 40-0 lead into halftime.
After a scoreless third quarter, Gallaudet got on the scoreboard with a pair of Darrion Green (DeSoto, Texas) rushing touchdowns (14 and 19 yards) in the final quarter of the 2017 season.
Maritime countered with a pair of touchdowns of its own as they won by 40 points before a crowd of 1,270.
Green led all Bison rushers with 81 yards on 10 carries and a pair of touchdowns. Sophomore quarterback Jake Bonheyo (Frederick, Md.) completed 7 of 20 passes for 125 yards. Junior wide receiver L.J. Watson (Fayetteville, N.C.) led the Bison with four catches for 89 yards.
The Privateers finish the season in second place in the ECFC standings.
- Junior strong safety Jamie Cumberbatch (Waldorf, Md.) and sophomore linebacker Mason Gooch (Mount Sterling, Ky.) led the GU defense with eight tackles each
- The Bison finish the season tied for fourth place in the ECFC standings
- GU lost its final two games of the season
The Bison will graduate five seniors off their final roster while GU returns a plethora of experience and skill at key positions in 2018. If everyone returns from the junior class, Gallaudet will suit up 19 seniors next season.


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Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive
The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD or Directive) was finalized in July 2011 and became effective on July 22, 2013. The Directive significantly changes the regulatory and reporting requirements for fund managers and their primary outsourced service providers – depositories, administrators and valuation specialists. Although the brunt of the Directive affects investment managers in the European union (EU), managers outside the EU are advised to assess their current investment management and marketing activities to assure compliance.
This Directive applies to the managers that provide portfolio and risk management to most hedge funds, private equity funds, fund of funds and registered mutual funds which:
- Are based in the EU
- Are based outside of the EU and manage EU funds
- Are based outside of the EU but market their funds to investors in the EU. This would include Cayman Island registered funds.
It is fair to say that several working provisions and the application of the Directive in individual EU Member States are still subject to completion as technical issues are being finalized and guidance is being developed by those states and by the European Securities and Markets Authority. Subject to the finalization of such provisions (including transitional guidance, marketing protocol and cooperation arrangements with other regulatory bodies, e.g. the SEC and the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority), non-EU managers will most likely be required to provide more disclosures in annual reports, audited financial statements and other periodic disclosures. Although much of the required disclosures are common for U.S. based managers, there are some significant changes, such as:
- The manager's aggregate remuneration, with separate disclosures of fixed and variable remuneration to its staff (including the number of recipients), with separate disclosure of remuneration paid to senior management and certain members of staff and, separate disclosure of the breakdown of remuneration for each fund.
- More specificity of the fund's investment strategy and objective.
- Professional indemnity insurance levels.
- Preferential treatment to investors (e.g., side letters, reduced fees, etc.).
Periodic disclosures of:
- Material changes from the original prospectus
- Liquidity disclosures
- Percentage of assets subject to special arrangements
- New arrangements for managing liquidity
- The current risk profile of the fund and risk management systems employed
- Total leverage employed
- Transparency – new reporting requirements to the AIFMD similar to the SEC's Form PF (Although this seems to be for the manager and not for each fund managed by the manager.)
- Private equity funds have additional requirements, such as:
- Disclosure requirements after material investments in unlisted companies
- Restrictions on distributions, capital reductions, share redemptions, and purchasing of own shares during the first two years of ownership by the fund
We encourage fund managers to assess their current situation and stay tuned for further international developments.
For more information, please contact a RSM professional or John Hague, Partner, 321.634.3354


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Superfood Granola
Everybody loves a bit of crunch- in their cereal, on top of a smoothie bowl or oatmeal, or mixed into a salad. This oil-free, refined sugar-free granola recipe hits just the spot.
2 cups rolled oats
1 cup Rice Krispies cereal
½ cup mixed nuts (chopped almonds/cashews/pine nuts/pumpkin and sunflower seeds)
1 sachet The Essential Greens
½ cup (4 large) pitted medjool dates
¼-⅓ cup maple syrup (depending on your desired sweetness level)
½ hot water
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
⅓ cup dried fruits and goji berries
1 tablespoon chia seeds
1. Preheat oven to 190℃.
2. Soak dates in hot water for 10min/till soft.
3. In a bowl, add the oats, Rice Krispies cereal, mixed nuts and a sachet of THEG.
4. Blend dates and hot water to create a date mixture.
5. Add maple syrup and vanilla extract to date mixture and blend.
6. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients.
7. Lightly grease your baking tray with coconut oil and pour your granola on top, spreading it into a thin layer.
8. Bake for 15min, then take out and remove any brown edges to prevent them from burning.
9. Bake for another 10-15min/ till granola is lightly browned **Keep a close watch for the second half of baking as the granola may burn easily**
10. Once done, take out to cool and use a spoon to crumble it into chunks of your desired size.
11. Add in dried fruits and chia seeds.
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Our 'Food on the Move' brand was voted best out of 10 and our Moroccan Cous Cous with Chicken voted best of 20 meals in The Great Outdoors magazine Meals Review.
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Here at Mountain Trails we appreciate what it's like to have to pay increasingly high prices for the products we use to pursue the sports and leisure activities we love. So, with that in mind, we offer the highest quality at the lowest possible price... just for you!
As part of our drive to reduce packaging we are now printing meal information, and instructions for use, direct onto our pouches and dispensing with separate labels and outer wrappers. We are also making changes to our graphic design, with brighter and bolder images and text. Making this change across our product range is expected to take several months, with completion by the end of January 2018.
Therefore, some of our customers may receive orders containing a mix of old, and new, style packaging or graphics. Please be patient with us during this change and be assured that whether in old, or new, packaging the taste and quality for which Food on the Move is renowned will be as good as it's always been.
With a selection of 6 breakfasts, 14 mains and 6 sweets, in both regular and vegetarian options, our Food on the Move range offers one of the largest ranges of low weight, vacuum packed, dehydrated meals you can buy.
Our Graphical Mountain Aid Cards (or Nav-Aids) consist of a series of pocket sized 'aide memoires' aimed at helping you discover additional confidence and knowledge as well as making your time on the hills and mountains a safer and more enjoyable experience.


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New plants to make over your garden
The second week of June is time to celebrate all the best plants for Northwest gardens. It is not too late to start growing vegetables and this is a good week to poke seeds of green beans, cucumbers, corn and other warmth loving crops directly into the soil. You can also find started transplants of veggies including tomatoes at local nurseries and garden centers.
June is also the month of roses. As soon as a rose plant finishes the first wave of June blooms it will crave a dose of fertilizer. The easiest-to-grow roses in our area are the shrub or landscape roses such as the disease resistant Flower Carpet Rose. Flower carpet roses come in various colors, from pure white to deep red. The coral Flower Carpet rose stands out with intense orange summer color.
When it comes to hybrid tea roses, the pink roses are the most disease resistance. If you want to grow the most fragrant roses, search out the old fashioned charm of the English or David Austin roses.
It's also time for the annual Tacoma Rose Society show. See box for details.
In the flower garden this is the week to plant seeds of nasturtium including the heirloom nasturtiums that will scamper up supports. Look for seeds of the climbing Phoenix nasturtiums. The flower petals of the Phoenix nasturtiums are split at the ends to give them a ruffled look. Like all nasturtiums, these do not need fertile soil — just a sunny spot that is well drained.
LAZY GARDENER plants
Out of Tigard, Oregon comes a rainbow of plants that thrive in our Northwest climate thanks to wholesale plant growers and mad plant scientists at Terra Nova Nurseries. The showy foliage of heucheras and tiarellas give us low-growing, tidy plants that look good year-round and make creating container gardens that shine — even in winter — as simple as hunting for these hot plants at your local nursery.
Heuchera "Electra": Full wattage color with lime-gold leaves accented with orange veins. White flower spikes are just a side note because the sparks from this foliage plant are all aglow from the foliage. This summer, use the "Electra" in a container garden combined with other hot colored plants such as golden coreopsis, orange geraniums or spiky dracaena. Winter weather may fade the geraniums and coreopsis blooms in this combination but you'll be ignited all winter by the bright foliage of "Electra."
Tiarella "Pink Skyrocket": Lovely foliage with colorful markings topped with pointed pink bloom clusters makes this tiarella a beautiful groundcover for shade.
So what's the difference between a heuchera and a tiarella?
Tiarellas trail along the ground rooting as they go and are more closely related to our native foam flowers. Tiarellas have clumps or clusters of tiny flowers and are great as weed blocking ground covers in woodland gardens or shaded areas where the soil drains well and there is plenty of organic matter. They can also be used as spillers in a container garden as they tend to dangle over the edge of pots looking for someplace new to root.
Back to those mad plant scientists in Oregon. Terra Nova has introduced a third type of foliage plant that is now showing up at local nurseries. The breeders took the best of the heucheras and tiarellas and crossed them together to get a new class of easy-growing, disease-resistant, evergreen, perennial plants now called the Heucherellas.
Look for Heucherella "Sweet Tea" and "Alabama Sunrise" to enjoy the sophisticated peach, gold and crimson color combos on the leaves of these more robust plants. Their larger size makes them the perfect year-round foliage plant with annuals and perennials in a bed or as filler plants in a large container garden.
Just say no to a turtle neck of mulch around any of these great foliage plants. Give them moist soil, morning sun and good drainage and they will give you years of fantastic color.
Marianne Binetti has a degree in horticulture from Washington State University and is the author of several books. Reach her through her website at binettigarden.com or write to her at P.O. Box 872, Enumclaw WA 98022.
Mark the calendar
Tacoma Rose Society Annual Rose Show
Check out classic climbers, shrubs, miniatures and the wide world of roses at The Tacoma Rose Society annual show, one of the largest rose displays in Western Washington. Rose growers are invited to enter their roses in several categories. There's even a category for photography of roses for those lacking a green thumb. The show is in a new location this year, inside the ballroom at the La Quinta Inn.
When: Open to the public 1-5 p.m. Saturday
Where: Ballroom at La Quinta Inn, 1425 E. 27th St., Tacoma
Admission and entries: Free
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Office of Special Counsel Says HHS Secretary Violated Hatch Act
(WASHINGTON) -- President Obama was notified Wednesday by the U.S. Office of Special Counsel that one of his key Cabinet officials violated the Hatch Act, the law that restricts the political activity of anyone employed or holding office in the Executive Branch except for the president and vice president.
Carolyn Lerner, head of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, concluded that Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius violated the Hatch Act when she served as the Guest of Honor and Keynote Speaker at the Feb. 25, 2012 gala for the pro-gay rights Human Rights Campaign in Charlotte, N.C.
The event was billed as official travel, and she appeared at the event in an official capacity, but in her remarks -- which departed from her official text -- she advocated for the election of Lt. Governor Walter Dalton in his primary and general election race for governor, and for the re-election of President Obama, saying "one of the imperatives is to make sure that we not only come together here in Charlotte to present the nomination to the president, but we make sure that in November he continues to be president for another four years."
After media inquiries following those remarks, the Department of Health and Human Services "retroactively reclassified the event as political," the OSC report states, and reimbursed the federal government for the costs of her travel.
When asked about her remarks in an interview with OSC investigators, the report says Sebelius "expressed regret for the statements" regarding Dalton "since there were 'other primary opponents who were close by.'" She said her "'shout out' came across 'as an endorsement.'" She allowed that her comments about President Obama were "a mistake" and an example of her again going "off script." "I clearly made a mistake," Sebelius said. "I was not intending to use an official capacity to do a political event."
Lerner did not recommend that any action be taken against Sebelius.
In a letter to Lerner, Sebelius seemed to take issue with some of the report, noting that she reimbursed the U.S. Treasury for related expenses. It "seems somewhat unfair to conclude that, as a result of my off-hand statements, I used my official title for political purposes," she wrote, saying, "the violation was technical and minor. These are not the type of violations that the Hatch Act is intended to address."
Sebelius said she told the USC investigators that while she regretted making the statements that converted my participation in the event from official to political …keeping the roles straight can be a difficult task, particularly on mixed trips that involved both campaign and official stops on the same day."
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Did you have your house thermal-imaged by our team of volunteers this winter? In November 2013 and February 2014 we responded to over 50 requests for thermal imaging of homes in Witney. We didn't manage to get through the entire list of requests but if your home was thermal-imaged you will have received a little card through the door inviting you to a feedback meeting.
The thermal imaging feedback meeting takes place tomorrow (Tuesday 11th March) in committee room 1 at the West Oxfordshire District Council offices at Woodgreen. The plan for the evening is as follows.
5:30pm Doors open. You'll be given a print-out of the thermal images of your house and asked to fill in a feedback form.
6pm Presentation by Dale Hoyland of the National Energy Foundation. He will explain some of the most common problems revealed by thermal images – and how to solve them with affordable energy-efficiency measures.
6:15pm-7pm: An opportunity to talk to the thermal imaging team about your images, get some advice about energy-efficiency improvements to your home and buy radiator foil.
Our 2013 thermal imaging feedback meeting was very well-attended and we're hoping for similar numbers this year.
This event is only for people who have already had their home thermal-imaged by our volunteers. To add your name to our waiting list, email firstname.lastname@example.com . We've finished the current round of thermal imaging but we will probably re-start the project in November 2014. For updates on this and other Sustainable Witney projects, why not subscribe to our email updates?


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Between ID 5; Third Street and Saint Joe River Road (near St. Maries). Bridge construction work is in progress. Look out for flaggers. A lane is closed. Expect 5 - minute delays. From 7:00AM PST to 6:00PM PST on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
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Counting thanks....
0141. A pool to swim in.
0142. New faces that are becoming friends.
0143. Bob Books and the little girl that is reading them.
0144. Steady work.
0145. Gross bugs that we capture in jars and the books spread on the floor with little hands trying to figure out what we have caught.
0146. Dollar theaters for Fun Friday's
0147. Shells and more shells.
0148. Beaches to explore.
0149. A garden that is growing.
0150. My parents calls on Skype.
0151. Planning for a new school year.
0152. Lego's for everyone!
0153. Big fluffy clouds.
0154. Walls to hang things on.
0155. My sewing friends.
0156. Sweet words from a best friend.
0157. Party ideas. :)
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The best way to predict the future, someone once observed, is to invent it.
Put another way, if you're a restaurateur looking to design the next hot concept, all you really need to know is what consumers will want before they know it themselves and then find the best way to give it to them.
Nothing to it, right?
Unfortunately, when it comes to predicting the future, people have an annoying habit of not behaving the way they're expected to. On the other hand, experts would
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PREMIER Model Management has won its court case against one of its former employees, booker John Bruce, who stole £20,000 from the company and a host of its clients. He now faces damages of £30,000 and legal costs of over £100,000.
Together with his partner, Paulo Ribeiro, Bruce conspired to divert business from Premier to a new model agency that the pair had set up together - PRM. The twosome went on to defraud their model talent out of their rightful fees and commissions.
"We are delighted that the court has recognised the enormous damage these corrupt individuals and PRM have caused to Premier and the threat that these rogue agents pose to the international fashion industry - vindicating our decision to bring this case to the high court," Premier owners Carole White and Chris Owen said in a statement today.


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APRIL 16, 1910. secured by bolts to the engine frame. Wooden spars are employed of the dimensions given in our separate sketch, and it will be observed that distance pieces are fitted between the ribs and the spars in order to give the latter a greater depth where the ribs are attached, and thus to prevent the fabric from sagging down between the ribs jKSTftNCE PIECES [/OGEE] FROm 5P«R I*" - I " REBR SPWt HMf Section through one of the main planes, indicating the dimensions of the wooden spars. and assuming an ugly shape by resting on the spars. The arrangement of the thin webs between the two surfaces will also be noted, and, of course, it will be understood that a double fabric surface is obtained. Incidentally, we are told that a good deal of trouble was experienced with this particular fabric, owing to its tendency to contract in damp weather, even to the extent of distorting the planes, and to hang in festoons when the atmosphere was dry. Eight pairs of vertical struts are arranged be tween the upper and the lower main planes, the distance between these Sketch showing the neat strut planes being 6 feet, as joint for the main girder. may be observed from the drawing. Also it may be added that the leading edge of the lower plane stands about 4 feet from the ground under normal conditions. As regards the wing tips on the upper planes, the plane which we give shows precisely the manner in which these are hinged, so as to be operated from the pedals that are situated in front of the pilot's.seat. Two views of the Havilland adjustable propeller, indicating the extent to which the pitch and the twist of the blades can be changed to suit requirements. Elevator, Rudder, and Tail. Each of these three members—the elevator, the rudder, and the tail—is formed with spars of steel tubing. The area and shape of each is clearly marked on the drawings, and it will be observed, moreover, that provision is made whereby the angle of the tail can be altered if necessary. For controlling the machine the elevator is coupled up to a hand lever on the left, while the rudder can be actuated from a lever on the right. The Chassis. Normally when the machine is resting upon the ground or is running along, it rests upon the three spring- suspended wheels that are anchored to the main frame by guide-rods and by forwardly mounted radius-rods. The two front wheels are, of course, arranged together in a kind of tubular frame of their own, and it is they that take the bulk of the weight initially. The details of this chassis are likely to be altered very considerably indeed in Mr. de Havilland's next machine, for he found the present scheme of arranging clumsy and otherwise unsatisfactory. We have already mentioned the additional front wheel and the supplementary side skids that are used. The Propelling Mechanism. Details of the engine will be found in a separate article, for which we hope to find room in FLIGHT very shortly; but it must suffice here to say that it weighs about 250 lbs., and that its four 4^ in. bore by 4! in. stroke cylinders develop about 45-h.p. at 1,500 revs, per min. We are told that it ran with an entirely satis factory absence of vibration on the " Havilland No. I " and in fact that it, with the whole pro peller drive, fully came up to all ex pectations. In the machine a radiator built up of f in. tubes was fixed at an angle of 1 in 6 between and beneath the two parts of the upper main plane, and natural circulation took place through large alu - minium pipes coup ling it up with the jackets. Concerning the propellers, our illus trations show very clearly how four clips are used for securing each of the sheet aluminium blades to the single steel tube which passes un - broken right through the T - shaped hub, and it will readily be understood how the blade Sketches showing details of the Havilland propeller. these clips permit the angle of with the tube to be adjusted at each of those four points, and thus permits the twist as well as the pitch to be varied. Centrifugal force is guarded against by the thrust washers, and the whole of the back of the blade is neatly covered in with a stiff millboard casing in order to provide a smooth rear surface. One advantage of this form of propeller construction is that a considerable amount of strength is ensured at the root of each blade where it passes into the hub. This is so not only because the steel tube is continuous from end to end, but also because its central portion is wood filled. On " Havilland No. I" the two-bladed propellers have a diameter of 7 ft. 4 in., and each propeller weighs about 14 lbs. 287
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A year and a half ago I noticed and joked about how Sun was advertising other products from within Java Update on the PC.
In a video blog posting today Sun's CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, discussed the success they had distributing Google toolbar via Java Update and announced that they will build on that success and extend it to become a full fledged / general purpose App Store!?
With an installation base of "approximately a billion users", he says, it "has the potential to deliver the world's largest audience".
As with other app stores, Sun will charge for distribution - but unlike other app stores, whose audiences are tiny, measured in the millions or tens of millions, ours will have what we estimate to be approximately a billion users. That's clearly a lot of traffic, and will position the Java App Store as having just about the world's largest audience.Presumably it will work across all Java platforms. More details to come in a few weeks at JavaOne.


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