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Political Calendar for the Week of April 8, 2018:
Sunday, April 8, 10:00 a.m.: Phoenix Pride Parade, start at 3rd Street and Thomas Road, Phoenix. Join the Arizona Democratic Party LGBT Caucus in this year's Pride Parade. The LGBT caucus has already secured virtually every statewide candidate to walk or ride with them in the parade. Last year, over 150 people were in the LGBT Caucus contingency and they hope it will be even bigger this year. Please go to the event page on Facebook for details and to RSVP.
Sunday, April 8, 10:00 a.m.: Cyclovia Tucson. Tucsonans can celebrate a five-mile bike ride on carless streets from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Monday, April 9, Noon: Democrats of Greater Tucson luncheon, Dragon's View Restaurant (400 N. Bonita, South of St. Mary's Road between the Freeway and Grande Avenue, turn South at Furr's Cafeteria). New price: buffet lunch is $10.00 cash, $12 credit; just a drink is $3.50. Featured speaker is Rep. Kyrsten Sinema – US. Senate Candidate. Next Week: Jake Bell, Candidate for AZ Corp Commission, on rural broadband & working class issues.
Monday, April 9, 7:00 p.m.: Democrats of Oro Valley meeting, at the Oro Valley Public Library, 1305 W. Naranja Drive (SE corner at La Cañada). Meet the second Monday of each month. For more information please contact Mike Dayton at firstname.lastname@example.com or (520) 742-3774, or visit our web site http://www.demsov.org/.
Monday, April 9, 7:00 p.m.: Democrats of the Highlands at Dove Mountain meeting, in the Dove Mountain Clubhouse Catalina Room II, 4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd., Marana. For more information please contact (520) 661-1919.
Tuesday, April 10: Equal Pay Day.
Tuesday, April 10, Noon: Democratic Women of Rim Country meeting, at Tiny's Family Restaurant, 600 Arizona Hwy. 260, Payson, AZ. Meet the second Tuesday of each month. For more information please contact email@example.com or call (928) 468-9669.
Tuesday, April 10, 3:30 p.m.: Saddlebrooke Democrats meeting, at SaddleBrooke Activities Center, 64518 E. Galveston Lane (Saddlebrooke). Meet the second Tuesday of each month. For more information please contact Steve Groth at (520) 385-6686 or check our web site. SaddleBrookeDemocrats.org.
Tuesday, April 10, 4:00 p.m.: Democrats for Picture Rocks meeting, at Horseshoe BBQ Restaurant, 6575 N. Sandario Road, Tucson. Meet the second Tuesday of each month. For more information please contact Catalina Hall at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, April 11 – Sunday, April 15: Maricopa County Fair, AZ Exposition & State Fairgrounds, 1826 W. McDowell Road, Phoenix.
Thursday, April 12: Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Thursday, April 12, 5:30 p.m.: Pima County Democratic Party Nucleus Club meeting, at the Viscount Suite Hotel, 4855 E. Broadway Blvd. Special Event: State House Candidate Social & Forum – We have invited all State House candidates from Legislative Districts 2, 3, 9, 10, & 11. Meet the second Thursday of each month. For more information please contact Ash Silverburg at (520) 326-3716. NEXT MONTH: State Senate Candidate Social & Forum
Thursday, April 12, 5:30 p.m.: Yavapai County Democratic Party meeting, at the Prescott Adult Center (Meals on Wheels Room), 1280 E. Rosser Road, Prescott. $10.00 donation, $5.00 if you bring a dish to share. Meet the second Thursday of each month. Please RSVP to (928)541-0413 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I Stand With Planned Parenthood Dinner – Flagstaff
Thursday, April 12, 6:00 p.m.: I Stand With Planned Parenthood dinner, at the High Country Conference Center, 201 W. Butler Avenue, Flagstaff. Our Keynote Speaker will be Dr. Eve Espey is the Chairperson of the Department of Ob/Gyn, Professor on the faculty of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Division of Family Planning, and Family Planning fellowship director at the University of New Mexico. She is President Elect of the Society of Family Planning and is the Medical Advisory Committee Chair for the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. She is the Chair of the American College of OB-GYN's work group for Long Acting Reversible Contraception. Individual tickets are $60 each if purchased by March 26. Ticket price will increase to $75 after March 26 and will need to be purchased no later than March 30. Tables of 8 are $480. Each ticket purchase includes membership in PPAA, the public policy arm of Planned Parenthood. Donations to Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona are not deductible for federal tax purposes as a charitable contribution or business expense, and may be used for political purposes, such as supporting or opposing candidates.For more information about these event, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 602-263-4222. To purchase tickets, click HERE.
Thursday, April 12, 7:00 p.m.: Yuma County Democratic Party meeting, at the new Yuma Democratic Party HQ at 290 S. 1st Avenue, Ste. 1, Yuma. Parking is available in back. Meet the second Thursday of each month. For more information please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Friday, April 13 – Sunday, April 15: University of Arizona Spring Fling on the University of Arizona Mall. Spring Fling is the largest student-run carnival in the nation attracting over 25,000 guests. Spring Fling provides over 35 rides and games to attendees, over 20 different food booths with a wide variety.
Friday, April 13, 11:30 a.m.: Coconio County Democrats host "Hear Us Roar Arizona Democratic Women Candidates 2018," details TBA. All female candidates for statewide offices and running in Coconio County have been invited.
Welcome to the Gadsen Meet & Greet Fudraiser
Friday, April 13, 5:30 p.m.: Cochise County Democratic Party's Welcome to the Gadsen Meet & Greet Fudraiser, at the Gadsden Hotel,1046 N. G Avenue, Douglas, AZ. Keynote Speaker is AZ Democratic Party Chair Felicia Rotellini. All Democratic candidates running for statewide offices and in Cochise County have been invited. Tickets are $30. Ticket includes a hotel museum tour, appetizers and drinks, and live musical entertainment. Purchase tickets online at EventBrite or you can request a form to pay by mail at: email@example.com. For more information please contact Elisabeth Tyndall at email@example.com.
Saturday, April 14, 9:00 a.m.: PC Basics class, at DCSRA headquarters, 230 W. Continental Road, Suite 208, Green Valley. This one-hour PC Basics class presents an overview of the Democratic Party at the LD, county and state levels. This class offers you the tools and methods to connect with your Democratic and left-leaning neighbors to build the party and turn out the vote, so we can elect Democrats at every level. Register at https://firstname.lastname@example.com.
Saturday, April 14, 10:00 a.m.: Mule Mountain Democrats meeting, at the Community Y, 26 Howell Avenue, Old Bisbee. (Special) Followed by afternoon party at Dragon View Mountain Retreat. For more information please contact John Viverto at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit our web page
Mule Mountain Democrats.
Saturday, April 14, 10:00 a.m.: Coconino County Democratic Party meeting, at the Murdoch Center, 203 E. Brannen Avenue, Flagstaff. Meet the second Saturday of each month. For more information please call (928) 214-0393 or email Kevin Ordean at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jazz in The Afternoon Fundraiser
Saturday, April 14, 1:00 p.m.: Pima County Democratic Party African-American Caucus Jazz in The Afternoon Fundraiser, at the home of Paul and Carol Taylor. Enjoy Great Music, Good Food, Genuine Discussion and Support our candidates in the 2018 Elections! $25.00 Donation at door or in advance online at EventBrite. For more information visit: facebook.com/PCAADems or call (520) 603-7502.
Saturday, April 14, 1:00 p.m.: Sun City Democrats of Oro Valley meeting, in the Navajo Room of the Activity Center, 1495 Rancho Vistoso Blvd., Sun City. Meet the second Saturday of each month. For more information lease contact Maureen Salz email@example.com.
Saturday, April 14, 3:00 a.m.: Democratic Club of the Santa Rita Area meeting, at DCSRA headquarters, 230 W. Continental Road, Suite 208, Green Valley. Featured speaker is Mark Robert Gordon, candidate for Arizona Secretary of State. For more information please contact (520) 838-0590.
Tanque Verde Valley Democrats Wine Tasting Fundraiser
Saturday, April 14, 4:00.m.: (Special time) Tanque Verde Valley Democrats regular meeting, at Risky Business, 8848 E. Tanque Verde Road will instead be a Wine Tasting Fundraiser at the Arizona Wine Collective, Patio of St. Phillip's Plaza, 4280 N. Campbell Avenue, Ste 155, Tucson. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. You can register secure online at HERE. Usually meet the second Saturday of each month. For more information visit our web site. Tanque Verde Valley Democratic Club.
Yuma County Democratic Party's Spring Fling
Saturday, April 14, 6:00 p.m.: Yuma County Democratic Party's Spring Fling Fundraiser, at the Gowan Company west patio, 370 S. Main Street, Yuma. Island luau, entertainment, raffle/door prizes, YCDP True Blue Awards, keynote speaker. Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at the door. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Special Announcements:
DCSRA Current Events Discussion Group
Wednesdays, 10:00 a.m.: Democratic Club of the Santa Rita Area hosts a Current Events Discussion Group at the DCSRA Headquarters, Continental Shopping Plaza, 240 W. Continental Road (exit 63), Green Valley (Suite 420, between the Barber Shop and the restaurant Carne Y Vino). Join us at the weekly meeting of the Democratic Headquarters Current Events Discussion Group. We'll talk about some of the major events of the previous week, including but not limited to political topics, and try and go behind the news for a deeper understanding. For more information, please contact Jean Vickers email@example.com.
Drinking Liberally
Third Wednesday of each month, 6:00 p.m.: Drinking Liberally returns to Tucson, at Ermanos Back Room, 220 N. 4th Avenue, Tucson. We need to know by the morning of each meeting approximately how many folks will attend. Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com. Informal but thoughtful conversation, good wine and beer, and good food. There is no obligation to order anything–but as a thank you to our host, I hope everyone will order at least one drink (alcoholic or otherwise). There's some street, a parking lot across the street, and the streetcar stops outside their door.
Rally For Science – Tucson
Sunday, April 15, 9:00 a.m.: Rally For Science 2018, at the Demeester Outdoor Performance Center, Reid Park, 920 S. Concert Place, Tucson. March for Science Southern Arizona is having its 2nd annual Rally for Science. Interactive science booths, spectacular speakers, exciting demos, food trucks, more room, better space, and…BETTER PARKING!! Keynote Speaker is Brian Greene. We want your interactive booth exhibits, speakers, and stage-worhty demos! If you'd like to participate in this way, please email Monica Kothe at firstname.lastname@example.com. We also need volunteers! If you'd like to help out, email us at: firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information see https://www.facebook.com/events/1970385869946364/.
Monday, April 16, 6:30 p.m.: Northern Pinal County Democrats meeting, at Mountain View Lutheran Church, 2122 S. Goldfield Road, Apache Junction. Meet the third Monday of each month. For more information please contact Kathy Guillen at (480) 620-7840 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tuesday, April 17: Tax Day.
Tuesday, April 17, 11:00 a.m.: Democratic Women of Southeastern Arizona meeting, at the Pueblo del Sol Country Club, on St. Andrews Drive in Sierra Vista. Meet the third Tuesday of each month. The cost of the luncheon is $15.00. For reservations, please contact Kathy Marvin, President of the DWSEA through email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by telephone at (520) 803-6697. Visit our web page.Democratic Women of Southeastern Arizona.
Wednesday, April 18, 11:00 a.m.: Democratic Women of the Prescott Area luncheon, at the Centennial Center, 1989 Clubhouse Drive, Prescott (on the Antelope Hills golf course). Featured speaker is Jean Wilcox, Prescott City Council member. Luncheon reservations are required. A buffet luncheon will be provided. Cost is $15 for members and $17 for nonmembers. RSVP by email: firstname.lastname@example.com or call (928) 848-2753. Contact us ASAP if you make reservations and are unable to attend. The public is welcome, but reservations are required. To join, email the form and pay at the luncheon, or mail with a check to Sandy Baggenstos, DWPA Treasurer, 530 N. Fitzmaurice Drive, Prescott, AZ 86303.
Wednesday, April 18, 6:00 p.m.: Democratic Club of Northern Gila County meeting, at the Payson Public Library, 328 N. McLane Road, Payson. Meet the third Wednesday of the month. For more information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call (928) 468-9669.
Wednesday, April 18, 6:00 p.m.: Pinal County Democratic Party executive committee meeting, at Pinal County HQ, 345 W. Central Avenue, Coolidge. For more information please contact David Coward at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, April 18, 6:30 p.m.: Democracy for America – Maricopa County (DFA-MC) monthly meeting is the 3rd Wednesday of every month, and the new location is Macayo's on Central Avenue, South of Indian School. For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, April 18, 6:30 p.m.: Legislative District 10 meeting at Pima County Democratic Party HQ, 4639 E. 1st Street (one block South of Speedway and West of Swan). There is a social time for all members and guests, beginning at 6 p.m. Meet the third Wednesday of each month. For more information please contact Cecilia Aros Hunter at email@example.com.
Thursday, April 19 – Sunday, April 29: Pima County Fair, 11300 S. Houghton Road.
Thursday, April 19, 8:00 a.m.: Democrats of the Red Rocks breakfast, at Old Sedona Family Restaurant Bar & Grill, 1405 W. Hwy. 89A, Sedona. Meet the third Thursday of each month. Admission is $12, includes buffet breakfast and gratuity. Doors open at 8:00 a.m. Please RSVP to (928) 274-6541.
29th Annual LULAC Educational Awards & Scholarship Banquet
Thursday, Apri 19, 5:30 p.m.: 29th Annual LULAC Educational Awards & Scholarship Banquet, at the Doubletree Hotel, 445 S. Alvernon Way, Tucson. 5:30 p.m. No host cocktails. 6:30 p.m. Dinner. Tickets for the banquet are $75 (dinner donations are tax deductible for the amount exceeeding $27). Proceeds go to LULACs effort to send students to attend the LULAC Washington National Youth Leadership Seminar and to provide scholarships with LULAC's National Scholarship Foundation and to continue operations of the local Youth Leadership Conference and holiday food boxes. Plese make checks payable to the Southern Arizona Institute for Leadership (SAIL – a nonprofit corporation under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code) and mail them to SAIL, c/o LULAC, P.O. Box 2443, Tucson, AZ 85702.
Friday, April 20, 10:00 a.m.: National School Walkout is asking students to walk out on April 20 at 10 a.m. on the anniversary of the Columbine massacre. On Friday, April 20th we want students to attend school and then promptly WALK-OUT at 10:00 a.m. Sit outside your schools and peacefully protest. Make some noise. Voice your thoughts. "We are students, we are victims, we are change." Sign the petition at Change.org National High School Walk-Out for Anti Gun Violence.
Saturday, April 21, 10:00 a.m.: Pima County Democratic Party African-American Caucus meeting, at Grace Temple Baptist Church, 1020 E. 31st Street, Tucson. Meet the third Saturday of each month. The caucus is not exclusively for African-Americans, all are welcome to join. For more information please contact Connie DeLarge at email@example.com or (520) 241-8408.
Saturday, April 21, 1:00 p.m.: LD 10 Town Hall, at the Himmel Park Library, 1035 N. Treat Avenue, Tucson. State Senator David Bradley snd Reps. Kirsten Engel and Todd "Confederate" Clodfelter present an update on the legislature, followed by Q & A from constituents.
Sunday, April 22: Earth Day.
24th Annual Tucson Earth Day Festival
Sunday, April 22, 10:00 a.m: 24th Annual Tucson Earth Day Festival, in
collaboration with the Children's Museum Tucson, in downtown Tucson. Celebrate Earth's spectacular resources, play games and take challenges while learning about ways to protect our planet. As always, this family-friendly event is free and open to the public. The Children's Museum will offer free admission to the museum all day; however, adults must be accompanied by a child and children must be supervised by an adult at all times.For more information on the Tucson Earth Day Festival, visit tucsonearthday.org, call (520) 329-0711, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Find us on Facebook at Tucson Earth Day
Sunday, April 22, 3:00 p.m.: Marana Democrats meeting, at the Continental Reserve Plaza, 8333 N. Silverbell Road, Tucson. For more information please contact Buddy Gill at email@example.com or (408) 806-2036.
Monday, April 23, 6:00 p.m.: Legislative District 3 meeting, at the Pima County Housing Center, 801 W. Congress Street. Meet the fourth Monday of each month. For more information please contact Andrés Cano at email@example.com or (520) 304-5778.
Tuesday, April 24: Special Election General Election for CD 8 congressional seat.
Tuesday, April 24, 6:30 p.m.: Legislative District 9 meeting, at the Water of LIfe Metropolitan Community Church, 3269 N. Mountain Avenue, Tucson. Meet the fourth Tuesday of each month. For more information please contact Michael Dues at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thursday, April 26, 6:00 p.m.: Casa Grande Democrats meeting, at Bedillon's Restaurant (Adobe Room), 800 N. Park Avenue, Casa Grande. Meet the fourth Thursday of each month. For more information please contact Jack Guthrie at firstname.lastname@example.com and Like Us on Facebook.
Arizona Democratic Party's Heritage Dinner
Friday, April 27, 6:00 p.m.: Arizona Democratic Party Heritage Dinner, at the Renaissance Hotel, 100 N. 1st Street, Phoenix. Keynote speaker is former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder. Individual tickets are $250. However, PCs and Dem AZ members can purchase tickets for $125. CSLC members are entitled to a complimentary seat as part of their membership. PC's, DEM AZ and CSLC members should reserve their tickets by contacting Joey Czajkowski at email@example.com. Order your tickets online at ActBlue.
Saturday, April 28: Workers Memorial Day.
Saturday, April 28, 10:00 a.m.: Northern Cochise County Democratic Club meeting. Meeting locations rotate between Benson and Wilcox. For more information please contact Kathy Suagee at email@example.com. Visit our web page Northern Cochise County Democrats.
Saturday, April 28, 2:00 p.m.: Legislative District 11 meeting, at the Wheeler, Taft, Abbett Library, 7800 N. Schisler Drive, Tucson. Meet the fourth Saturday of each month. For more information please contact Maureen Salz at email@example.com. Find us at www.AZLD11Dems.org.
Sunday, April 29, 8:00 p.m.: Laughing Liberally Tucson returns to lampoon the national, state and local political scene. Come out and enjoy Tucson's best and brightest comics as we try our best to save democracy…one laugh at a time. it's FUN… it's FREE… New Location: The Flycatcher, 340 E 6th Street (at 4th Avenue), Tucson. Usually the last Sunday every month.
Monday, April 30, 5:30 p.m.: Maricopa County Democratic Party Executive Committee Meeting at HQ, 2914 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix. Meet and greet (and dinner) begins at 5:30. Meeting begins promptly at 6:00 pm.
Wednesday, May 2 – Sunday, May 6: Verde Valley Fair, 800 E. Cherry Street, Cottonwood.
Wednesday, May 2, 5:30 p.m.: Graham County Democratic Party meeting, at Graham County Chamber of Commerce, 820 W. Main Street, Safford. Meet the first Wednesday of each month. For more information please contact Becky Fox at email@example.com.
Friday, May 4, 5:30 p.m.: The Pima Area Labor Federation (PALF) 5th Annual Community Partnership's Award Ceremony, at the Randolph Golf Course Club House 600 S. Alvernon Way, Tucson. Details TBA.
Saturday, May 5: Cinco de Mayo.
Saturday, May 5, 10:00 a.m.: Greater Huachuca Area Democrats meeting, at the Golden Corral Restaurant, 798 S. Highway 92, Sierra Vista. For more information please contact email@example.com.
Saturday, May 5, 10:00 a.m.: Legislative District 2 meeting, at the Sam Lena Library, 1607 S. 6th Avenue, Tucson. For more information please contact Linda Laird at firstname.lastname@example.com or (520) 393-0623.
Saturday, May 5, 4:00 p.m.: Copa City Democrats meeting, at the Copper Sky Police Substation, 17985 N. Greythorn Drive, Maricopa. Meet the first Saturday of each month. For more information please contact Constance Jackson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Democratic Club of the Santa Rita Area Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Saturday, May 5, 4:30 p.m.: Democratic Club of the Santa Rita Area Cinco de Mayo Celebration, at the American Legion Hall, 1560 Duval Mine Road, Green Valley. 4:30 p.m. cash bar, 5:00 p.m. Mexican buffet, 6:00 p.m. Performance by Mariachi band from Pueblo Magnet High School. Standard Ticket: $20.00, Sponsor Ticket: $30.00, Patron Ticket: $40.00. Reservations and payments can be made in person at DCSRA headquarters or email Terry Lang, for a reservation at email@example.com.
Saturday, May 5, 10:00 a.m.: West End Fair in Sierra Vista. Vendors line Fry Blvd. from N. Garden Avenue to North Avenue. Car show, food and entertainment.
LD 11 7th Annual Spring Picnic
Saturday, May 5, 3:30 p.m.: LD 11 7th Annual Spring Picnic, at the Sun City Activity Center, 1495 E. Rancho Vistoso Blvd., Oro Valley. Join LD 11 and eight active Democratic clubs in the district. Hamburgers, brats, and portabella mushroom caps with all the fixings salads and side dishes. Desserts, drinks and popcorn provided by LD 11 and the clubs. Democratic candidates running statewide and in LD 11 are invied to speak. Tickets are $30 per person, which can be purchased from any o the clobs, or secure online at ActBlue.
Monday, May 7: Pima County Democratic Party executive committee meeting.
Tuesday, May 8: National Teacher Day.
Sunday, May 13: Mother's Day.
Saturday, May 19: Armed Forces Day.
Monday, May 28: Memorial Day.
Tuesday, June 5: 50th Anniversary of the assasination of Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, CA.
Thursday, June 14: Flag Day.
National Federation of Democratic Women 2018 Convention
Thursday, June 14 – Sunday,June 17: The National Federation of Democratic Women will hold their 2018 Convention in Tempe, at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, 60 E. Fifth Street, Tempe. Convention registration is $225. Hotel room rates are $119 plus tax. Register before May 14 to avoid an additional charge. For convention information and to register online, go to https://www.azfdw.org/2018-national-convention.
Sunday, June 17: Father's Day.
Tuesday, June 19: Juneteenth.
Wednesday, July 4: Independence Day.
Monday, July 30: Voter registration deadline for Primary Election.
Tuesday, August 28: Primary Election Day.
Monday, September 3: Labor Day.
Tuesday, September 11: Patriot Day.
Monday, September 17: Constitution Day/Citizenship Day.
Monday, October 8: Columbus Day.
Tuesday, October 9: Voter registration deadline for General Election.
Wednesday, October 31: Halloween.
Tuesday, November 6: Election Day.
Friday, November 9 – Sunday, November 11: 100th Anniversary of the End of WWI, International Veterans Day Ceremonies.
Sunday, November 11: Centennial of Armistice Day (now Veterans Day) – the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front of World War took effect at the "eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month" of 1918.
Sunday, November 11, 10:00 a.m. ET: Commemorative Ceremony for 100th Anniversary of the Armistice at National Cathedral. The National Cathedral in Washington D.C. will be the home of the largest commemoration of the end of the First World War in the former Allied Powers. Hundreds of major members of he governments and armed forces of the nations that composed the Allies in World War One will honor the lives of the millions of fallen men and women, and recognize the significance of the conflict, as well as how vital it is to prevent such a horrible conflict from ever happening again. The National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. will hold a bell ringing ceremony at 11 am on Sunday, Nov. 11th, 2018 to commemorate the centennial of the Armistice. Local churches, schools, courthouses, and other entities are invited to participate at the time of this nationwide occasion at each respected time zone.
Thursday, November 22: Thanksgiving Day.


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South Korea going gangbusters in contrast to UK
The data being reported out of Asia is in marked contrast to what we are seeing in Europe and North America. Last week, I noted that Singapore had put up big numbers. China is also expanding robustly. Compare that with the data coming out of Europe like the UK growth numbers released today and you can see that Asia is de-coupling. Now comes South Korea. The BBC reports.
South Korea's economy expanded in the second quarter by its fastest rate in five-and-a-half years.
Gross domestic product rose 2.3% from the previous three months. It fell 2.5% from the same quarter a year earlier, a smaller-than-expected fall.
Increased government spending, help for car buyers and record low interest rates helped boost the economy, the country's central bank said…
The growth in the April-to-June period.. compares with 0.1% growth from January to March and a 5.1% drop in the October-to-December period.
Its exports rose 14.7% in the second quarter compared with the previous three months, helped by a weak won.
"The domestic demand growth was aided by tax benefits for car purchasers and fiscal spending. It's hard to say the economy is set for self-driven recovery, given the dim jobs market outlook," Kim Myung-kee at the Bank of Korea.
While economists welcomed the data, they voiced some caution.
South Korea's growth was "driven a good mix of strong fiscal stimulus, a weak won and monetary easing". But it is unclear if, as fiscal stimulus wanes and credit expansion slows, this growth will continue, Mr Kim added…
The fly in the ointment here is the fact that much of the increase in Asia is due to government stimulus and a comparison to already low numbers. If you recall, Asia was crushed by the slowdown in the West, with export volumes falling 30-50% across the board. It's kind of easy to show huge growth when you are doing so from a low base. Going from 100 to 90 to 93 is not as indicative of a true recovery as going from 100 to 97 and back to 100.
So caution is certainly warranted here. As I mentioned on Wednesday, Stephen Roach, a well-known economist based in Asia, says he doesn't see good underlying demand fundamentals anywhere – and that presumably includes Asia (At about 4 minutes into the video linked above, he says: "The ultimate question here: where is the demand? And as I go around the world, especially in Asia, you know, I don't see any follow through on the demand front").
My conclusion: these are very good numbers and they do point to a faster rebound in Asia than elsewhere. However, it is not entirely clear that the underlying demand without government stimulus is indeed robust. Once fiscal policy is normalized in places like China and South Korea the true fundamentals will be clear.


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Edmonton Oilers (4-0-0, first in the Pacific Division) vs. New York Rangers (2-0-0, third in the Metropolitan Division)
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BOTTOM LINE: Edmonton visits New York after the Oilers defeated New Jersey 4-3 in a shootout.
New York finished 32-36-14 overall and 18-14-9 at home in the 2018-19 season. Goalies for the Rangers recorded two shutouts last season while compiling a .904 save percentage.
Edmonton went 35-38-9 overall and 17-19-5 on the road in the 2018-19 season. The Oilers scored 2.8 goals per game while allowing opponents to average 3.3 last season.
The matchup Saturday is the first meeting this season for the two teams.
Rangers Injuries: None listed.
Oilers Injuries: Alex Chiasson: day to day (illness).
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Rafal Majka (Tinkoff-Saxo) is the winner of the 71ø Tour de Pologne. The thrills were unlimited today in the final stage, the 25 km individual time trial that started and finished in the heart of Krakow. The time trial saw two parallel races play out. On one side there was the battle for stage victory, on the other the final confrontation among the top riders to capture the yellow Skandia jersey.
Among the time trial specialists it was Belgian champion Kristof Vandewalle (Trek) who took home the final stage of the Tour de Pologne with a time of 29'18' he beat Italian Adriano Malori (Movistar) by 03′ and was 10′ ahead of Brit Stephen Cummings (BMC Racing).
However most of the interest was turned to the battle for the yellow Skandia jersey: on one side there was Majka and all of Poland, on the other the red furies from Movistar Beant Intxausti and Jon Izaguirre. After having dominated the two mountain stages in Strbske Pleso and Bukowina, Rafal Majka set off with an advantage over Spaniards Intxausti and Izaguirre, respectively 18′ and 22′ behind. It was too small of an advantage for Majka to rest easy.
Following the script, the most insidious rival turned out to be Jon Izaguirre, Spanish national vice-champion in this specialty, who starred in a great test, closing out the time trial in seventh position, 29′ from the winner Vandewalle. However Majka came back defending himself with a superb performance, closing out 13th at 43′ from the winner and ceding only 14′ to Izaguirre. Thus Majka held on to the yellow jersey by 8′. The roar from the crowd followed Majka for his entire ride and at the finish line, once the news of his victory was confirmed, the enthusiasm of the throngs exploded as all of Poland embraced their champion, Rafal Majka.
The final classification says: 1st Rafal Majka (Tinkoff-Saxo), 2nd Jon Izaguirre (Movistar) at 8′ and 3rd Beant Intxausti (Movistar) at 22′. 4th place at 34′ for Frenchman Christophe Riblon (Ag2r La Mondiale). Completing the Polish party was the 5th place by Przemyslav Niemiec (Lampre-Merida) and 11th by Marek Rutkiewicz (CCC Polsat).
When Rafal Majka stepped on to the podium in the square in Krakow and donned the yellow Skandia jersey raising his arms to the sky in triumph, just one word could be heard echoing through the roar of the crowd?'dziekuje', that is to say, a thanks from the fans to their champion who has taken Poland to the apex of world cycling.
After the masterpiece he performed in the Tour de France, with two stage victories and the polka dot jersey, Rafal Majka has also succeeded in bringing Poland back to the top of the podium at the Tour de Pologne, where the last Pole to make it there was Cezary Zamana in 2003, when the race however was still not a part of the World Tour, the maximum series in cycling. In fact, Rafal Majka has become the first Polish rider in history to take home the final classification of a World Tour stage race.
In the other classifications for the Tour de Pologne Poland is also partying for Maciej Paterski (CCC Polsat) who won the cyclamen Tauron jersey for the GPM. Austrian Matthias Krizek (Cannondale) took the blue Lotto jersey that crowns the most active rider in the group and Belorussian Yauheni Hutarovich (Ag2r La Mondiale), winner of the first stage in Gdansk, captured the white-red Lang Team jersey for the points classification. Team Movistar, with three riders in the top10 (Izaguirre, Intxausti and Amador) won the team classification.
Post Races Quotes:
Rafal Majka: "First of all I have to thank my teammates. This week they stayed on the front full gas for me. Also I have thank my family and the Polish people who stood in the roads and scream my name. I'm so happy. Last year when I did it I was 4th, these people made me feel like I won this race. I promised that I would win this year's Tour of Poland and I did it. I'm so happy. I won two stages here in my country and the general classification, there are no words to describe the joy. But I didn't win alone. My teammates and staff helped me and I'm thrilled that I have three-year contract with Tinkoff-Saxo who supported me so well. When you want to win, you have to fight and I did, as I did yesterday, when I went full gas, attacked, and won my second stage to also take the Yellow Jersey as race leader. When I started the time trial today I still only led by some seconds, but I will able to battle and win Tour of Poland. My family, my girlfriend, my teammates, and my Polish public, I dedicate this win to them. Now, after preparing for the Giro, the Tour de France, and Tour de Pologne, after the USA Pro Challenge in Colorado I will need to rest after a long period of hard work."
Kristof Vandewalle (TT winner): "It was a hard week. It was a long race with some challenging stages. But we suffered and we survived with one goal, which was to have a big result today. I am really happy with my victory. It was a really flat parcours, we averaged more than 50 kilometers per hour. Some of the roads were a little up and down but I could always keep a good rhythm. In the end I almost missed the last corner, but I had some seconds left. Now I can enjoy this win with my teammates. After this race I am off to La Vuelta, and then I will focus on the World Championships, such as the TT. Then, we will see from there. For now I want to enjoy this moment. Majka was the best, he was really strong. There was no one who could beat him. To do this after such an impressive Tour de France, he must be a really powerful guy. I think he is a young guy who can really do something special in the future."
Jon Izaguirre (2nd of GC): "I gave everything in this TT. It was a fast race and I really went full gas. At the end I'm second, just like last year, but I have to say that Majka deserves this victory. He was consistent and the strongest rider in the race. As a team we did well. We have two guys on the podium and we won the team classification, so it's a race to remember for us.'
Czeslaw Lang (TDP General Director): 'Finally a Polish rider can win the final classification again and this is the first time since the race has reached the WorldTour status in 2005. We are very proud because the riders gave a fantastic show this year. Through his victory Majka made a great achievement, not only for him for the all Poland. I think Majka can win the Tour de France one day. That's possible because he is 24, still young and in the making, and he is improving very gradually. In the time trial he is not as strong as Wiggins and Cancellara but is able to fight against the best climbers. In terms of climbing, he showed he can win a very difficult stage. And he has a fight spirit and he is a borned winner.'
Tour of Poland Results
1. Kristof Vandevalle (BEL/TFR) 29min 18sec, 2. Adriano Malori (ITA/MOV) at 3sec, 3. Stephen Cummings (GBR/BMC) 10, 4. Steve Morabito (SUI/BMC) 20, 5. Gorka Izaguirre (ESP/MOV) 22, 6. Dario Catalado (ITA/SKY) 28, 7. Jon Izaguirre (ESP/MOV) 29, 8. Bob Jungels (NED/TFR) 34, 9. Chrsitophe Riblon (FRA/ALM) 38, 10. Michael Matthews (AUS/OGE) s.t.
Selected others:
13. Rafal Majka (POL/TCS) 43, 15. Benat Intxausti (ESP/MOV) 47
1. Rafal Majka (POL/TCS) 30hr 16min 18sec, 2. Jon Izaguirre (ESP/MOV) at 8sec, 3. Benat Intxausti (ESP/MOV) 22, 4. Christophe Riblon (FRA/ALM) 34, 5. Przemyslaw Niemiec (POL/LAM) 1min 20sec, 6. Andrey Amador (CRC/MOV) 1:21, 7. Philip Deigan (IRL/SKY) 1:24, 8. Robert Geesink (NED/BEL) 1:41, 9. Dominik Nerz (GER/BMC) 1:42, 10. Petr Vakoc (CZE/OPQ) 1:49


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I used to love wandering around as a kid. Together, my brothers and I would wander around our village during the holiday seasons of Easter and Christmas till we felt certain we were lost and in a previously unexplored path deep in the forest. Then as darkness approached we would find our way back home by asking questions and guessing which way would lead us out. It was always fun and because our parents forbade it, it made it twice as much fun. However all of this was in the good old-days before the kidnappings started in the Eastern part of Nigeria.
When we got back home, usually well after our 6:00pm curfew time, our mum would yell and start peppering us with a barrage of questions, "Where have you all been? What have you been up to? Don't you know animals are in the forest?" etcetera etcetera etcetera. And no matter how creative we try to be with our tales, there was always the give-away of thorns and nettle that stuck on our clothes. Once she saw these on my pants or those of my brother or cousins, she knew what we've been up to and yelled again. But we were five in number. She didn't stand a chance in stopping our adventures. There was no DSTV back then, what are boys to do in passing time away at the village? Eventually we got a Playstation though and we abandoned wandering and adventures for Legend of Zelda and Pro Evolution Soccer.
Habits are just like that. We pick up bad habits without even knowing. As we wander through life's journey, we unknowingly have thorns and nettle that stick to us. We don't even have to make any conscious effort to do so.
However good habits require more consciousness to formulate. It requires some thought, willpower and planning ahead. Ultimately we no longer have to expend willpower as it becomes an automatic response once it becomes a habit.
If we hang out with smokers, soon we start smoking. If we hang with gossips, soon we start to gossip. If we hang around friends who are thieves, it won't take long before we start shop-lifting. It's just like walking through the forest and picking up thorns and nettle on your trousers.
To form a good habit, you must have a plan. Think of habits you intend to formulate, write them out, what time do you intend to start these habits, what are the triggers or cues to identify when you should begin these habits. Here's an example:
Victoria wants to formulate the habit of exercising every morning. Before now when she wakes up, her routine would be to simply move from the bed straight to the couch and watch CNN and drink a cup of coffee while muching on chocolate-chip cookies.
So she writes down her plan on a piece of paper and sticks it on the bathroom mirror. On it, she details the exact time her alarm clock should go off every morning. She then also details exactly what her first action should be- put on her Nike running shoes. Then she writes down her reward- a tall cold glass of smoothie. The principle here is Cue- Behaviour – Reward.
By planning her behaviour well ahead of time, and ensuring that it meets her reward- which could vary. The intrinsic reward that guides this behaviour could be
1. The filling of her stomach with coffee and cookies.
2. Watching CNN and getting her mental diet of being informed.
So she can experiment with exercising while listening to the news channel. Or having just a single biscuit with her smoothie after work-out as a reward. If she can consistently follow this pattern for 21 days, before long it becomes her default mode and a well ingrained habit and she will no longer need willpower to execute this behaviour, rather as soon as the alarm clock goes off in the morning, she'll find herself groping for her shoes and running on her treadmill.
We can't all be like Jesus and fight temptations as boldly. However we can alter our bad habits by replacing them with better ones. Go on and give it a try.
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Utter malicious nonsense about Günter Grass can be read here, here, and (for old time's sake) here. Normally I like Hermann the German's blog, but he leads the pack with a sentence that sums up the posturing of the peanut gallery: "One of the leading German Gutmenschen of the past two centuries, Günter Grass somehow forgot to mention in the last one that he was also bad once, too."
Exactly wrong. What makes Grass more than just a "big time important writer" is the fact that he never pretended to be an innocent bystander under Hitler. "In Marienbad, on May 8 [1945]," he wrote last year, in an essay that surprised exactly none of his readers, "I was a naïve 17-year-old who had believed in the ultimate victory right to the end. Those who had survived the mass murder in the German concentration camps could regard themselves as liberated, although they were in no physical condition to enjoy their freedom. But for me it was not the hour of liberation; rather, I was beset by the empty feeling of humiliation following total defeat." Grass, and most of Germany.
He went on to write uncomfortable novels that dramatized for a nation how the humiliation and profound unexpiated guilt might be dealt with — what it looked like, and what it might take to live again like a person. These are achievements most of the peanut gallery now going "Nyah-nyah" can only dream about. (Unless they'd prefer an unrehabilitated Germany. Some of them don't think Iraq looks so bad.)
Grass kept the detail about the SS out of his official biography — which, I agree, is hypocritical — but it's just kneejerk silliness to argue that he's erased his work by keeping it secret. I'm so upset about this because readers have landed on Radio Free Mike searching for "Günter Grass Against Israel" — as if, now that the cat's out of the bag, we can get the real goods on this oh-so-moral and inconvenient "anti-Nazi" and prove to the world that he's really an anti-Semite, because, you know, he's said bad things against globalism, and America, and he voted for Gerhard Schröder, and everyone knows that everyone on the left is a dirty anti-Semitic opportunist who just wants Israel to go away so the Communists can come back and rule the world with terrorists.
If your thinking inclines this way you can join Poland's new leadership — speaking of anti-Semites — and pound the populist tin drum. This is not to defend everything Grass ever did or said. V.S. Naipaul is smarter than Grass on terrorism, for example. But the tone of the new criticism is amazing. (And it's not restricted to the right; check out Brad DeLong's idiotic post in the old-time's-sake link above.) People have no idea who the good guys are anymore.
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The Gunman is a perfect example of how too many cooks can spoil a broth. Or rather, how too many authors can ruin a film. The Gunman has three screenwriters, one of whom is also the star of the film, Sean Penn. And I'm sorry to say it, Mr. Penn, but you're the primary reason why this film doesn't work.
The film's plot is a tricky one to describe for this very reason, as it is nearly incomprehensible for the film's first hour. Penn plays a former hitman named Terrier who, in his glory days, assassinated the Minister of Mining of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. While atoning for his sins in a self-imposed solitude digging wells in Africa, an attempt is made on Terrier's life, forcing him to head to Europe to investigate why and how it connects to his violent past.
Don't expect to gather most of that from the film's establishing scenes, though. Most of it is explained in exposition later, and even then, not very well. In the meantime, the film spends its first hour lingering on Terrier's slow investigation in a painful attempt to weave an unnecessary and incomprehensible subplot about humanitarianism and African exploitation into what has been billed as an action flick. The action does eventually pick up, but by the time it did I was so bored that I didn't care about Terrier, the political backdrop of the story, or the token supporting cast that he inevitably has to save.
This is a real shame, too, as the action scenes are adequate, particularly those in a climactic scene in a bullfighting arena. Directed by Pierre Morel, who is best known for directing the Taken franchise, the action is at its best when it is focused on cramped environments, and walls and doors only function as impediments to the hero's and villains' close action combat. But when the film momentarily gets good, it only showcases how uncomfortable Morel is with anything other than violence, as the context for the fighting is so confusingly plotted so as to be instantly forgettable. I still don't completely understand who every character was or what the stakes were, and I don't really care to.
If one is to assign blame, I think the most obvious culprit is Sean Penn. Knowing Penn's proclivity for African humanitarian activism, it isn't hard to deduce that the political elements are largely his contribution, and though he is a decent actor, he is not a decent screenwriter. Not only are his politics completely lacking in intrigue, but they feel shoehorned into someone else's film, almost as if a condition of his involvement was to attempt to educate the audience about his pet issue. And while I think humanitarianism is a worthwhile cause, selling it in an action movie where the protagonist is an assassin is not only misguided in its conception, but was horribly bungled in its execution.
Sean Penn's pretentions are well known in Hollywood, and while the man has his heart in the right place, he should leave his politics separate from his acting career, at least to the extent that his choice of projects don't already revolve around his pet issues. By writing in such a poorly realized political angle to what could have been an otherwise passable action film, the whole project was sunk through a combination of being unintelligible and just being downright boring. If you want a Grandpa-with-a-Gun flick, watch the recent Run All Night. My memories of that are much fonder after seeing this garbage.
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Earlier this year Emmentaler Switzerland launched Emmentaler AOC with Gecko Technology. It also came up with a new commercial.
Emmentaler got an unusual idea how to improve the milk. According to the producers, cows are being annoyed by the flies. Therefore the quality of the milk is not that good as it could be. So they decided to put a gecko on the cows which would eat those flies. The result is – better milk, smoother cheese. The video creatively documents this story.
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Here's a great article that I thought I would pass on...hope you find it helpful! –Kim
Jessie Losing His Visionby Dr. Andrew Jones
But as he is getting older, his vision is getting worse.
He can't always see the treats thrown for him. And he has a hard time recognizing people a short distance away.
It appears his vision is going.
I performed a brief exam, and his has a noticeable whiteness in the center of his eyes.
Cataracts – likely normal aging changes going on with the lens – in veterinary terms called lenticular sclerosis. It's a very common finding with older pets – perhaps you have had a similar experience.
In most cases, it means subtle vision loss, and this is usually more noticed at nights (under lower light).
While I was practicing, I would typically tell clients in this situation to monitor the changes, and not do much at all.
Rapidly forming advanced cataracts are different – they can lead to complete blindness, and they have different causes (e.g., diabetes).
Cataract Options
SUPPLEMENTS. The antioxidants Vitamin E (dose is 100 IU per 10 lbs) and Vitamin C (dose is 100 mg per 10 lbs), plus specific flavonoids, such as Quercetin (dose is 25 mg per 10 lbs) or bilberry (dose is 1 capsule per 10 lbs), may be helpful for cases of allergic eye infections and cataracts.
CINERARIA. Has been effective in reducing the size of some cataracts and decreasing cataract formation. To make a sterile eye solution, purchase sterile saline from a pharmacy. Using the tincture dilute the mixture with 1/2 saline and 1/2 cineraria. Apply one drop twice daily to the affected eye, being careful not to contaminate the eyedropper. This must be used for three months before evaluating its effectiveness.
CHRYSANTHEMUM. This can be found as a Chinese remedy called Ju Hua. It is safe for both dogs and cats. The dose is 1/4 teaspoon per 10 lbs. of the dried herb twice daily. Another Chinese herbal formula called HACHIMIJIOGAN is shown to slow cataract progression.
Source: https://www.getresponse.com/archive/vetsecretsnewsletter/Jessie-losing-his-vision-6130039.html
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Dr. Andrew Jones, DVM has been a practicing Veterinarian for almost 20 years. He is a strong advocate of Natural Pet Health Care, and knows that the most important way to heal our pets and prevent disease is through proper nutrition. He developed Ultimate Canine to give our dogs that extra advantage – something that will provide them with everything they need to develop stronger immune systems to fight disease, heal sore or stiff joints, and help them live longer, happier lives. Dr. Andrew Jones' main focus is on alternative, non-traditional remedies for pets. His interest in alternative pet medicine culminated in the writing of his book, Veterinary Secrets Revealed.
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The Giggling Marlin is located on the Marina Boulevard, the main road that runs through the once sleepy fishing village of Cabo San Lucas. Cabo is located on the Southern most tip of the Baja peninsula. Once known only for its fishing, Cabo is now a destination resort with an incredible night life, great golf courses, and still the best fishing in the world.
After a great day of fishing, laying on the beach, after watersports, or a round of golf, the Giggling Marlin is the place people come to for fun, food and adventure. And if you've taken advantage of the Giggling Marlin's Fishing Charters, remember: You Hook it—we'll Cook it!
The Giggling Marlin was one of the first American Restaurants in Cabo San Lucas. The menu consists of traditional Mexican entrees as well as American-style food and other international fare.
Started in 1984, the Giggling Marlin was once the only bar in downtown Cabo San Lucas. Since that time Cabo has grown to include numerous other shopping and dining establishments.
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OneRepublic – Wanted
OneRepublic just released their new song!
The band – lead vocalist Ryan Tedder, guitarists Zach Filkins and Drew Brown, bassist and cellist Brent Kutzle, and drummer Eddie Fisher – just dropped their latest hit "Wanted."
Along with the single, OneRepublic released the music video for "Wanted" – which was directed by Christian Lamb.
It was recently announced that OneRepublic will be performing at the 2019 Global Citizen Music Festival in New York City on September 28th.
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Besharam makes its lunch debut in Dogpatch
Besharam, San Francisco's new, upscale Indian project from La Cocina veteran Heena Patel, opens today for lunch, marking the first of multiple steps toward the restaurant's complete debut later this month. Patel partnered with Daniel Patterson's Alta Group on the venture which has taken over the former Alta Dogpatch space (1275 Minnesota St.).
The restaurant's name, Besharam, Patel said, is a Hindu/Urdo word meaning "shameless.
Conceptually, Patel isn't staying too far from what led her to success at her roaming Western Indian food business, Rasoi. The menu at Besharam focuses on her native Gujarati recipes executed through her uniquely personal culinary lens.
Among the lunch options will be pav bhaji, a quick bite dish of toasted buns served with spiced vegetable curry and a fried egg, as well as kabobs, and also a fish moilee made with coconut curry, among other things.
(For the full lunch menu, click here)
Later this month, Patel and her team will implement a full dinner menu. Based on the early details, it'll have her popular blue cheese naan, kachori dhokli (edamame dumplings in a lentil broth) and Gujju fries, which are potato fritters with tomato and relis.
Notably, Besharam will also have something called "Heena's set menu" wherein guests will receive multiple courses curated by the chef. Brunch, which will be introduced in June, will have dishes like a masala omelette, egg naan sandwich and chicken makhani.
Patel is the second La Cocina veteran to work with Daniel Patterson's Alta Group on a high-profile restaurant project this year. She's the third chef to take over a former Patterson space for a new venture in that same time frame. Like her counterparts, Besharam will work with Restaurant Opportunities Center (ROC) United on racial equity within the industry.
Stay tuned for more details.
Besharam at the Minnesota Street Project: 1275 Minnesota Street; Hours: Lunch: Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; Dinner (to be added later) Tuesday-Saturday, 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Drinks & Snacks, Tuesday-Saturday from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Brunch (to be added later) Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; www.besharamsf.com; 415-580-7662
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When should TROP be taken ? TROP or term insurance with return of premium is a type of term insurance where your premiums are returned if you outlive the policy period. The premium rates are slightly higher but you don't end up losing any money in case a death claim is not made. A TROP plan can be bought at any point in time. However, it is always a good idea to buy a TROP plan earlier on in life and then have it till the time your financial responsibilities last. Once these responsibilities are over, not only will you be freed of paying the premiums, you also end up with a lump sum amount of money which you can use to your advantage.
Which is the ideal time to buy a TROP plan?
Since term insurance, including TROP, is quite affordable, you should buy the TROP plan as soon as you begin earning. There are many advantages of buying the plan earlier in life. First of all, since you are healthy at that point of time, your premium amount will be lower. This is a major reason why you should buy the TROP plan early. The older you get, the more expensive the TROP will be for you. Then, if you buy a TROP plan early and keep investing into it for say 25 years, you build up a good corpus and get a hefty amount of money when the policy terminates.
I have many financial responsibilities. Should I take TROP?
If you have financial responsibilities like paying for your child's education, parents' health, paying off loans, etc, you must instantly buy a TROP plan. Not only will the plan ensure the protection of your dependents, it will also build a fund for you. There is another benefit of doing this. Now, with all your financial responsibilities, you do not have the resources to enjoy life the way you want to. But once your responsibilities are over and your policy ends, you will get a lump sum amount of money in the form of the returned premiums. Then you can easily do all the things you couldn't do in the earlier years, whether it is buying an expensive car or going on a vacation with your spouse.
I recently bought a comprehensive endowment plan. Is this a good time to buy TROP?
If you already have an endowment plan that will secure the future of your family members and also provide for your retirement years, you may not need a TROP plan. In such a case, a simple term plan would be more suitable for you. This is because, since you already have cover, you do not need to unnecessarily pay extra premium for the TROP plan. The simple term plan will take care of your needs and pay a hefty sum assured to your family if you happen to die.
Hence a TROP, i.e. a Term Plan with a Return of premium option can be taken at any point of time provided the right need for the same is established.


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Urgent openings in CDK Global at Pune. CDK Global plans to recruit any graduate freshers in Seo process can attend CDK Global Walkin Interview for the post of Digital Marketing SEO. CDK Global Careers is conducting mega walkin drive for Digital Marketing SEO. So Grab the excellent opportunity to kick-start your career with CDK Global. So applicants who are good at Reviews critical metrics across the full website to access the effectiveness of a strategy are only invited to walk for CDK Global Job Openings in Pune. Hence Before you apply for CDK Global Digital Marketing SEO Vacancies, refer the job profile that includes eligibility criteria, job description, and other essential details, etc. apparently given below.
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#73 - May 24
On the Way to Work
The cottontail darted out.
I wish I could have raised a shout
to warn the bunny of my weight
and that my course was dead-on straight.
I would have liked to swerve my wheel
so not to hear the bunny squeal.
My metal box, it laid him flat,
I cannot bring the bunny back.
He took a risk, he did not know
he'd leave his life upon this road.
And as I venture on my day
his breathless body marks my way.
Lisa Vihos
#72 - May 17
On the Way to Death
On the way to death,
I stopped awhile
to sing or song or two.
I made a friend,
played in the sand
and learned to tie a shoe.
I prayed a prayer,
had not a care
and rode the carrousel.
I smiled at the up and down,
and held the sea
inside a shell.
My days were long,
my nights were short
as day to day I leapt.
From cloud to cloud
and dream to dream
I barely ever slept.
Until I came
upon the door
that led me to death's place.
And there I laid
my baggage down
and joined the human race.
Lisa Vihos
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Poem of the Week #73 and #72
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Environment Condition in January, 2018
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According to the researches, the water level in the Goryn River (above the Baltic Sea level) fluctuated within a month from 192.87 m to 192.79 m (by the end of month) in January. The average month temperature of water was 1.2°С. The average month water flow was 9.93 m3/s; the general flowing of the Goryn River was 26.60 million m3 during the month. The maximum daily average water flow was 14.2 m3/s, the minimum daily average water flow was 8.05 m3/s in January. The water level of the reservoir-cooler fluctuated from 202.46 m to 202.55 m (at the design level 203.0 m) during the month. The average month water temperature was 6.7°С (the maximum daily average was 8.8°С; the minimum daily average was 4.8°С). The mirror area of the reservoir-cooler was 19.183 km2; water volume was 106.694 million m3 at the end of the month.
The chemical analysis data of water quality in the reservoir-cooler (the pump station of auxiliary water) and in the Goryn River (near the Old Mill, Netishyn)were as follows in January:
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Notes: Standard MAC (maximum allowable concentration) is applied for water objects of industrial fishing (the Goryn River pertains to them) - «Rules of superficial water protection» (approved by the Order of the State Committee of Nature of the USSR dated 21.02.1991).
According to the data of chemical analysis results mentioned above, the water quality of the reservoir-cooler in January was better than the water quality in the Goryn River regarding many coefficients.
The water recovery from the drainage channel of the pump station of leakage water was 1.753 million m3 during January. The diversion flow from the Goryn River into the reservoir-cooler was performed at amount of 1.0 mln. cub. m by the pump station of auxiliary water.
According to the data of ambient air composition research, the month maximum one-time concentration of oxide sulfur at the border of the protected sanitary area of KhNPP (in Neteshin) was <0.05 mg/m3 (<10.0 % from MAC), the maximum one-time concentration of oxide nitrogen was <0.02 mg/m3 (<10.0 % from MAC) in January. Based on the research of precipitation composition, pH value was 6.8 units. Total precipitation was 46.6 mm during January. The total rainfall was 46.6 mm in January (39.3 mm in January 2016, and 30.9 mm in January 2016). The average month air temperature was «-1.9°С» (the maximum daily temperature was «+4.9°С», the minimum daily temperature was «-13.4°С»).