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This torrent was uploaded from www.TheBox.bz (signup is open and free) - the home of all British TV
This amazing double-disc DVD contains the best of Most Haunted Live! Events 1-4 along with spectacular highlights and never-before-seen interviews with Derek & Yvette recounting their incredible experiences and their highs & lows at all of these unforgettable events.
Starting on Halloween 2002: the spookiest night of the year and the Most Haunted Live team visit Dudley Castle in the quest to uncover supernatural activity. Watch with suspense as the team travel to 'The Key of England', Dover Castle in Kent, to the grandiosely decadent Midland Grand Hotel at St Pancras in London and finally to the Magnificent Woodchester Mansion in Gloucestershire.
The fearless crew conduct various paranormal experiments in these four locations and continue to ask that persistant paranormal conundrum - do ghosts exist?
With fascinating historical insight into each location and chilling stories of paranormal events and hauntings, these highlights capture the thrill and excitement of those live investigations all for the first time on DVD.
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Eastchester, New York (PressExposure) May 01, 2013 -- A global community of progressive women entrepreneurs, business motivators and industry innovators announces the 4th MACs Women's Entrepreneur Summit this coming June 8, 2013, which will be held at the Lake Isle Country Club, Eastchester, New York.
Connecting successful women entrepreneurs, thought leaders and startups from around the world, this special business event has attracted over 300 women business owners from across different industries. They gather together under one roof to empower each other, establish as network with like-minded female entrepreneurs, and mingle with dynamic business experts.
Now in its 4th year, the MACs Women's Entrepreneur Summit has also attracted the attention and support of business organizations such as Buffer App, and Constant Contact, among others.
Special Highlights of the MACs Women's Entrepreneur Summit
- Great business networking opportunities with leading industry experts, successful business owners, and corporate sponsors
- Learn new trends and tools of your trade especially in social media and internet marketing to skyrocket your business
- Experience an entire day filled with motivational and empowering sessions
- Share thoughts and ideas with like-minded female entrepreneurs
- Get your best chance to listen to Michael E. Gerber, "the World's #1 Small Business Guru" according to the Inc. Magazine, as well as the founder of MACs Women's Group herself, Michelle Christie
The sessions will cover everything you want to know to build and run a profitable business. At the end of the summit, you will be much equipped with knowledge and new ideas and strategies to grow your online or traditional business.
The Theme: Dare to Prosper
For this year's theme, MACs Women's Group chose the "Dare to Prosper" mantra. With that, attendees can expect a lot of focus on building a better organization, celebrating the woman in business, and creating an ideal lifestyle to achieve their goals.
In an interview with the founder of MACs Women's Group, Michelle Christie said: "MACs Women's Group traces its root from the idea of empowering women entrepreneurs to utilize their full potential."
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The Highly-Esteemed Speakers of the Summit
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You may have already noticed, but the online content located at http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com/library still reflects the February CTP release of the platform. According to our production team (message posted to microsoft.public.windows.developer.winfix.sdk newsgroup), the online site will be refreshed soon:
I would like to send out an announcement about the online Windows SDK content athttp://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com/library/. It still contains our Feb CTP docs and will be replaced soon with the Beta 2 version of the Windows SDK content.
I apologize for the delay but we have been experiencing technical difficulties with the new MSDN build & publishing system that we're using for deployment.
We hope to have the site updated sometime next week.
So the good news is that the site will reflect current Beta2 bits soon. The bad news is that Beta2 has been available for nearly two weeks already.
We're curious to know, do you prefer to use the offline documentation (redistributed with the Windows SDK), or the online docs? The online documentation has the advantage of not requiring a substantial download, but it also lacks core features of the offline documentation (including advanced search and indexing, as well as integrated VS.NET "F1 Help"). If you have a strong preference, please let us know why. I'd also be curious to know if anyone's development plans have been altered due to the unavaialability of an up to date online SDK.
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Two-Sided Network Effects: A Theory of Information Product Design
How can firms profitably give away free products? This paper provides a novel answer and articulates trade-offs in a space of information product design. We introduce a formal model of two-sided network externalities based in textbook economics---a mix of Katz and Shapiro network effects, price discrimination, and product differentiation. Externality-based complements, however, exploit a different mechanism than either tying or lock-in even as they help to explain many recent strategies such as those of firms selling operating systems, Internet browsers, games, music, and video. The model presented here argues for three simple but useful results. First, even in the absence of competition, a firm can rationally invest in a product it intends to give away into perpetuity. Second, we identify distinct markets for content providers and end consumers and show that either can be a candidate for a free good. Third, product coupling across markets can increase consumer welfare even as it increases firm profits. The model also generates testable hypotheses on the size and direction of network effects while offering insights to regulators seeking to apply antitrust law to network markets.
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Volume (Year): 51 (2005)
Issue (Month): 10 (October)
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- S. J. Liebowitz & Stephen E. Margolis, 1994. "Network Externality: An Uncommon Tragedy," Journal of Economic Perspectives, American Economic Association, vol. 8(2), pages 133-150, Spring.
- Patrick DeGraba, 1996. "Why Lever into a Zero-Profit Industry: Tying, Foreclosure, and Exclusion," Journal of Economics & Management Strategy, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 5(3), pages 433-447, 09.
- Jean-Charles Rochet & Jean Tirole, 2014. "Platform Competition in Two-Sided Markets," CPI Journal, Competition Policy International, vol. 10.
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You're at the top of the 1,310-foot Ragged Mountain at the Camden Snow Bowl, balanced precariously at the entrance to a 400-foot ice-lined toboggan chute. You can see the Atlantic Ocean in the distance, stretching to the horizon, as you adjust your goggles. The chilly winter wind stirs the flakes of powder around you. Legs are wrapped around laps, grips are tightened, and now you and your team of two or three good friends are ready to go. Did you remember to wax the bottom of your toboggan? It's too late to think about it. The signal timer is counting down. Three … two … one, and whoosh! You launch yourselves, plummeting down the toboggan luge track at breakneck speeds, shooting hundreds of yards onto the frozen surface of Hosmer Pond at the bottom, vying for one of the coveted mahogany trophies in the 27th running of the U.S. National Toboggan Championships.
Pique your interest? Registrations for the Toboggan Nationals weekend, February 10-12, are now open at www.camdensnowbowl.com/toboggan-championships/ for two-person, three-person and four-person teams as well as a "experimental" division for 'makers' who want to race in unconventional ways. Registration closes on the first. The cost is $30 per person. The entry fee for experimental teams is $120, and teams in this class can consist of two, three or four people on the toboggan.
The weekend, the crowning event of Camden's WinterFest, is billed as "Maine's Mardi Gras." Quite a claim, but the consensus is that organizers, racers and fans have helped the event live up to the moniker: "Teams have raced dressed as the Cowardly Lion and Dorothy Gale, Crash Test Dummies, and bags of Wonder Bread. Some prepare for the event by lubing their sleds with secret ingredients to heat up the competition, while others prepare to tailgate and sneak over for some time on the ski slopes … Carhartts and Bean boots are as popular as beads and masks."
Last year, warm weather forced officials to move the event to another part of the mountain and condense the entire competition into one day of racing. But this year, the ice on the pond looks good, and no snags are foreseen that would prevent hundreds of competitors from around the country and the world from taking the plunge. Event Chairman Holly S. Edwards said, "Our race is all about turning the bitter cold into something to celebrate. Riding a wooden sled 400 feet down an ice-luge with three of your best friends in bunny costumes is nothing if not exhilarating! And people come from all over to take a shot at winning, or just conquering their fear …"
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The latest in a series of talks at Port Arthur looks at why the women committed arson and examines the lives of the women when they were free.
Titled, A White Rag Burning: Irish women who committed arson in order to be transported to Van Diemen's Land, the talk will be presented by Dianne Snowden.
Nearly 250 women were transported from Ireland to Van Diemen's land for arson. Of these, there is evidence that at least 79 offended in order to be transported.
Dianne is President of the Professional Historians Association of Tasmania and the Secretary of the Tasmanian Historical Research Association. She has recently submitted her Ph.D at the University of Tasmania, and will be familiar to many in local and family history circles.
Wednesday October 5, 2005 5.30 p.m.
At the Asylum, Port Arthur Historic Site


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ways to output a case file?
Hey Guys,
I have a .msh file with the from Icem with greater than a million volumes but I'm using an academic licence which only runs problems with about half that number. I have access to a high performance computer with a research licence but to make use of it I need to have a .cas file. When I try to open the .msh file in fluent it comes up with an error and I can't write the .cas file from there. I am unsure of what to do from there and any help would be appreciated greatly.
what error message you are getting? What is the difference between .msh and .cas file? .cas file = .msh file + boundary conditions + solver setting
The error message said the number of elements was too big for the licence I was using. I have since been able to sort out the problem though. I did it by using workbench as an intermediate step where I was able to adjust the licence settings and now I can open the the .msh file in fluent and export a .cas file after putting in the BCs and solver etc.
Thanks for your help.
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I wonder if you know any JSP client for SQL Server Analysis working with XMLA. I've tried and liked a lot working with JPivot (http://jpivot.sourceforge.net), but I noticed it needs Mondrian to work with. I don't want two OLAP servers on my machine, so I'd prefer that JPivot or other client could communicate with XMLA.


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Hey guys I am using Spring PCS right now and wondered what everyone else is using?
Has anyone used or is using Nextel and the new i95 color flip unit? It seems like the free incoming minutes would be good for business use...
November 4th, 2002, 12:00 PM #2
Hello Survey Man,
It depends a lot on how and where you use your phone. I don't have much knowledge of Nextel's coverage, although from what I've heard, it's pretty decent in my area(Pittsburgh, PA).
Overall, the best nationwide coverage is probably still provided by AT&T and Verizon, or companies affiliated with them.
If you don't travel much, the best thing to do is get feedback from friends and family that are in your area.
There are so many different calling plans, if you just use the phone locally and you get decent feedback about a company, you'd be just as well off going with a more beneficial plan since you don't need the most nationwide coverage. Heck, even Cricket's a good choice for some people. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
If most of your calls are incoming, Nextel might not be a bad idea as long as you don't get ripped on outgoing calls and the coverage is fine where you go.
I've used both AT&T and Verizon(Bell Atlantic at the time) and both were fine for me. I'll probably stick with AT&T at least until, if ever, number portability goes into effect.
That's about the best advice this former AT&T Wireless rep can give. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] Good luck.
Chris B.
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Insurance companies, manufacturers of dangerous products and chemicals, the tobacco industry and other major industries have been engaged in a nationwide assault on the civil justice system. In nearly every state and in Congress, corporations and their insurers have waged a relentless campaign to change the laws that give sick and injured consumers the ability to hold their offenders responsible for the injuries they cause.
– Joanne Doroshow,
Executive Director,
The Center for Justice & Democracy at New York Law School
Tort reform advocates have worked diligently – and deceptively – to lend credibility to their argument by cloaking the special interests behind it. Big business, recognizing that their "plight" is less than sympathetic, have launched front groups of "concerned citizens" to champion its cause. Disguised as a grassroots movement of ordinary Americans concerned with protecting our courts from frivolous lawsuits, a coalition of insurance, pharmaceutical, and tobacco companies have attempted to influence a nation of potential jurors into anti-lawsuit crusaders.
The truth is that the tort reform battle is being waged by insurers and Fortune 500 companies that want to insulate their profits from lawsuits.
In 2000, the Center for Justice & Democracy released a report that uncovered the special corporate interests behind the "grassroots" tort reform movement. "The CALA Files: The Secret Campaign by Big Tobacco and Other Major Industries to Take Away Your Rights" studied Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA) groups in 18 states. CALA groups advertised themselves as spontaneous outpourings of anger at an increasingly litigious society, but in reality, these groups were the brainchild of big business lobbyists.
Drawing on tobacco industry memos, public documents, and interviews, the report outlines how corporations bankrolled CALA groups in a scheme to manipulate the media, state legislatures, and the American public. Though CALA groups claimed to be "sustained by small donations from ordinary citizens, the money trail from many of these groups leads directly to large corporate donors, including tobacco, insurance, oil and gas, chemical and pharmaceutical companies, medical associations, and auto manufacturers." In one year alone, Big Tobacco contributed $15 million to support various tort reform organizations.
The biggest and most influential tort reform organization is the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA). Even though ATRA is a coalition of more than 300 major corporations and trade associations, it parades itself as a consumer protection think tank. Every year, ATRA releases pro-tort reform reports and lobbies for legislative changes to our court system. These "reports" are widely ridiculed for lack of empirical evidence.
Tort reform was created by the very people who stand to benefit from it. Offering radical solutions to imagined problems, corporate interests are trying to persuade jurors and legislators to sign away our rights to justice. Even though they use "ordinary Americans" as the mouthpiece for their campaign, ordinary Americans have the most to lose in the tort reform battle.
Now that you know who's behind tort reform, debunk the myths in our Fact vs. Fiction section.


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Moving to Australia but not sure where to live? Take a tour of the country's capital cities and find out what each has to offer.
Choosing where to live when moving to a new country is a major decision. It can have a big impact on how comfortable you feel in your new surroundings and on how successful your relocation becomes. We've put together a guide to some of the best places to live in Australia to help you make an informed decision.
Below you'll find a breakdown of the work and life opportunities in each of Australia's capital cities.
If you've already decided on where to move and are looking to take the next step, each state offers its own migration plan to help you start off on the right foot. Details can be found here.
Which city has the best opportunities for my profession?
If you have a qualification from your home country and are planning to take your skills to Australia, you need to think about the best place to live to find employment in your field.
In 2016, the Australia's national unemployment rate was 6.3% (Australian Bureau of Statistics). This rate has remained fairly steady over the years, averaging 6.9% from 1978 to the present, which is a good indicator of what you can expect in the future.
A more specific breakdown of unemployment rates for each state is as follows:
|Unemployment Rate
|Australian Capital Territory
|Northern Territory
|Western Australia
|New South Wales
|South Australia
What are my job prospects?
Remember that these rates are across all sectors of employment and may not completely reflect the opportunities in your specific field.
The Labour Market Information Portal states that the sectors employing the highest number of people (May 2016) include Health Care and Social Assistance (1,435,700), Retail Trade (1,238,000), Construction (1,037,500) and Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (972,300). Areas employing the least number of people include Information Media and Telecommunications (212,000) and Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services (143,100).
If you want to see what the job prospects are like in your particular field in Australia, have a look at Job Outlook. This is a government initiative designed to provide an idea of how different areas of the job market are performing. It's a valuable resource for people who are looking for a job or considering further education.
There are a number of specific visas available for people coming into the country with particular skills. You can find out from the Skilled Occupations List which professions are currently in demand in Australia.
Occupations currently on this list include: Construction Project Manager, Engineering Manager, Child Care Centre Manager, Medical Administrator, Nursing Clinical Director, Actuary, Architect, Surveyor, Chemical Engineer, Structural Engineer, Veterinarian, Special Needs Teacher, General Practitioner, Midwife, Nurse Practitioner, Software Engineer, Barrister, Social Worker, Carpenter, Chef and Dental Therapist. Click here for a full, current list.
If you prefer the security of having a job to come to when you first arrive in Australia, you can start searching job portals such as Indeed, SEEK and jobsearch.gov.au and apply for any suitable positions. You will also get an idea of what roles are currently being advertised, and which city has the most on offer for your profession.
What should I be getting paid?
Salaries in Australia may be vastly different from what you would expect in your own country. While there will be variations between companies, positions and genders (yes, it can still happen), you should get a general idea of how much you will be able to earn.
Here, we've mashed together job search website Glassdoor's ratings, average salary ranges and gender breakdown across Australia's largest employees for Australian university students and graduates to give you an idea of how much you can expect to receive.
Moving to Australia? You should start thinking about...
Living in Sydney
From the sands of Bondi Beach to its iconic harbour, Sydney is famous all over the world. It is Australia's largest and oldest city, and is known for its natural beauty and cultural diversity. It combines the hectic pace you'd expect from a major city with some of the most recognisable landmarks on earth.
Sydney enjoys a temperate climate, the warmest months being from November to February, when temperatures often reach the mid-30s (Celsius) or sometimes higher. Winters are mild, the thermometer rarely falling below 8°C at night.
Where to live
With a population in excess of 4.6 million, Sydney is easily Australia's largest city. The central business district (CBD) is contained within a compact area near the harbour, but the suburbs spread far to the north, south and west. Finding somewhere to live in the inner city is expensive, especially when you are first starting out. However, if you look further afield there are many more affordable options.
If a trendy, bustling 20-something lifestyle is something you'd be interested in, the inner western suburbs might be attractive. For a more family-friendly environment, take a look at the Hills District in the north-west or areas in the Northern Beaches. If you'd like to settle in cultural pockets of fellow expats, Western Sydney is home to a significant migrant population. For example, many Indian expats live in the Parramatta region, while a number of migrants from Britain and New Zealand live in the city's south-west around the Macarthur and Blue Mountains regions.
Transport in Sydney is a much-maligned subject among residents. Many Sydneysiders choose to get around by car, but travel times and traffic queues can be extensive. This is especially true during peak hours on roads leading in and out of the CBD. Parking in and around the CBD is also hard to find and expensive.
Thankfully Sydney has an extensive public transport system servicing nearly all the metropolitan area. Commuters can get around by train, bus, light rail or ferry. You need to buy an Opal card to pay for fares on public transport. This is similar to London's Oyster card and makes it simple to travel around the city.
Working life
Sydney's economy is larger than that of Hong Kong or Singapore, producing more than $306 billion of goods and services each year. The major industries in the city are financial and professional services, manufacturing, information and communications technology, tourism, research and education, and the creative industries. Employment prospects in Sydney are quite good, with plenty of opportunities available and a low unemployment rate.
Universities and educational institutions
Sydney is home to a wide range of universities and educational institutions to help you further your learning. The University of Sydney (USYD) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) are ranks 46 and 49 respectively in the QS World University Rankings list.
Sydney is also home to other such as Macquarie University, University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and the University of Western Sydney (UWS). Whatever you'd like to study, you're sure to find a suitable course.
Cost of living
Sydney is the most expensive city in Australia to live and often features prominently on lists of the most expensive cities in the world. According to SQM research, as at February 2017 the average asking rent for a unit in Sydney is $509.30 per week.
The average asking rent price in Sydney for a house is $743.60 per week.
Living in Melbourne
Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and is Australia's second-largest city. The city's centre branches out from the banks of the Yarra River. It is often referred to as the country's cultural and sporting capital, and is also home to some of Australia's best dining and nightlife venues. Little wonder The Economist magazine regularly names Melbourne as one of the most livable cities in the world.
When it comes to weather, Melbourne is renowned for having "four seasons in one day". It does have four definite season changes, but conditions can often change unexpectedly within a single day. As it is further south than Sydney, winter daytime temperatures are lower.
Where to live
Choosing where to live in Melbourne depends on your lifestyle and preferences. You can live by the bay in the artsy inner suburb of St Kilda, or further around the bay in Sandringham, which is also buzzy but has more of a village feel. Fitzroy, in the city's north-east, is unpretentious but vibrant and is one of the city's oldest districts. Richmond is a bustling retail centre with a liberal dose of cafes and restaurants. Camberwell and Surrey Hills are classic leafy suburbs, perfect for families. Melbourne is a multicultural city and you can find areas with large pockets of Greek, Italian, Chinese and Indian residents.
Melbourne's city centre was designed around a grid system, so it is simple to navigate. There is an extensive public transport system which is efficient and easy to use, especially in the inner city areas. Most areas are connected by train or tram, and any areas where they are not available are serviced by buses. You need to buy a myki card to pay for fares on any of these transport systems.
Working life
Job prospects are quite good for people planning to move to Melbourne. The main industries in Melbourne and in Victoria as a whole, include the automotive industry, aviation, building and construction, education, engineering, nursing, financial services, and information and communications technology. Many of the city's employers welcome migrants looking for work and there is a reasonably low unemployment rate.
Universities and educational institutions
The state of Victoria has the highest university participation and graduation rates in the Asian region, and Melbourne is home to some world-class educational institutions. Students can study at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), the University of Melbourne, La Trobe University, Monash University or a number of other educational providers.
Both Monash and the University of Melbourne are members of the Group of Eight, a coalition made up of Australia's eight leading research universities. In 2017, Melbourne was ranked the 5th best student cities in the world according to Top Universities.
Cost of living
Melbourne may not be as expensive as Sydney, but it's still quite pricey. As at February 2017, the average asking rent for a unit in Melbourne is $483.90 per week.
The average asking rent price in Melbourne for a house is $504.20 per week.
Read our full Melbourne city guide
Living in Brisbane
Brisbane's weather is what attracts many migrants to Australia's third-largest city. Temperatures are warmer than in Sydney and Melbourne as it sits in the subtropics, and consecutive days of sunshine are more reliable.
Although Brisbane is a major urban hub, it has a relaxed, easygoing atmosphere. It's also within easy distance of summer holiday spots like the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast.
Where to live
With a population of over 2 million, Brisbane has been enjoying a growth period as more people relocate to take advantage of its climate and more reasonable house prices. The city centre is compact and is situated on the banks of the Brisbane River, from where its suburbs spread out.
You can find reasonably priced accommodation quite close to the city centre in suburbs such as Auchenflower and Paddington. If you are looking for more family-friendly living, have a look at the Morayfield region to the north. If you look for property away from the city itself, you can find homes boasting large parcels of land, but still be within reasonable driving distance of the CBD.
The grid-like layout and compact nature of Brisbane's CBD make it relatively easy to get around. If you need to drive, a number of one-way streets can make navigation a little difficult which is not too unusual for larger cities such as Sydney, though not so much of a problem with smaller cities like Canberra and Adelaide. However, there is plenty of public transport available to all major areas, and you can catch trains, ferries and buses using the TransLink ticketing system. As the city continues to grow, the transport network is growing with it.
Working life
Brisbane has a thriving economic environment which, together with the relaxed ambience, offers a lifestyle you may not find in other cities. Major industries in the region include hospitality, tourism, health, finance, commercial business and manufacturing. As Brisbane is a city experiencing rapid growth, job prospects for migrants are good, with a wealth of employment opportunities available for the right applicants.
Universities and educational institutions
If you're looking for study opportunities, Brisbane offers universities and educational institutions that cover all major disciplines and career paths .
The University of Queensland (UQ) is the state's oldest university. It has more than 51,000 students and is 51st in the QS World University ranking list. Other options include, Griffith University, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the University of Southern Queensland (USQ).
Cost of living
The cost of living in Brisbane is generally much cheaper than in Sydney. Property prices are much more affordable across the board, which is one of the reasons many people choose to move north to the Sunshine State. As at February 2017, the average asking rent for a unit in Brisbane is $371.40 per week.
The average asking rent price in Brisbane for a house is $450.60 per week.
Living in Hobart
From its relaxed country atmosphere to beautiful country surrounds, Tasmania's capital city has plenty to offer. A far cry from the hustle and bustle of Sydney or Melbourne, Hobart moves at a much slower pace. However, it is culturally rich and a food lover's paradise.
Being Australia's southernmost capital city, Hobart has the coldest temperatures of all the capital cities, getting down to as low as 4ºC during winter. Summers are pleasantly warm and can climb into the high 20s (Celsius).
Where to live
The second oldest city in Australia, Hobart sits alongside the Derwent River and at the base of Mount Wellington. There are a number of desirable suburbs along the length of the Derwent, while the historic surrounds of Battery Point or the water views of Sandy Bay are always popular.
If you are migrating to Hobart with a family you should consider the southern suburb of Kingston which is known for its friendly atmosphere.
To get around Hobart you can drive or take the bus. The city has a layout that is easy to navigate, so it won't take long to know your way around by car.
The main bus interchange is in front of the General Post Office and services most parts of the city. You can purchase tickets directly from the driver.
Working life
Hobart has a somewhat insular economy, which means it is protected to some degree from the global fluctuations of international markets. While it isn't an area that often experiences rapid economic growth, there are still reasonable employment prospects for skilled migrants.
The occupations list provided under the State Migration Plan includes positions in industries such as construction, health, hospitality, automotive, viticulture and engineering. The Tasmanian Government Department of State Growth can assist people who are moving to Australia and looking for work.
Universities and educational institutions
The University of Tasmania is a respected institution and one of the oldest in the country. It's has more than 30,000 students. Hobart residents may also seek to undertake further study through TasTAFE, which offers a wide range of vocational education and training courses.
Cost of living
Although real estate in certain parts of Hobart is expensive, the cost of living is generally lower than in other parts of the country. Certain goods and services such as electricity can be more expensive.
As at February 2017, the average asking rent for a unit in Hobart is $306.10 per week. The average asking rent price in Sydney for a house is $352.20 per week.
Living in Adelaide
Known for its Mediterranean climate, and with a population of around 1.3 million, Adelaide is becoming an increasingly popular place to live for new arrivals to the country. The capital of South Australia, Adelaide combines a relaxed lifestyle, affordable house prices and enviable weather conditions. The weather is generally very pleasant, only dropping to around 7ºC at night during winter, while averaging in the high 20s (Celsius) during summer.
Where to live
Adelaide is often described as more like a big country town than a major city, and you can expect to pay country town house prices rather than the higher costs of big cities. The median house price in Adelaide is under $400,000, though properties on the coast tend to cost more than those inland.
The historic beachside suburb of Glenelg is one sought-after location, while family-friendly suburbs include Aberfoyle Park, Belair and Banksia Park.
Adelaide is a well-planned city that's easy to get around by car, while train, tram and bus services also cover most of the city and are accessed using the MetroTicket system.
Working life
Adelaide is currently experiencing a population decline with many workers migrating interstate. While increased skilled worker migration may be the answer to increase population and replace these roles, South Australia's limited migration structure for visa eligibility has hampered this process.
Bluestone Migration estimates stipulate that Adelaide needs about 5,000 new skilled migrants every year to thrive, so there is obviously a need for the right people. Immigration South Australia can help you with applications and additional information. Major industries in Adelaide include health care, manufacturing, retail, public administration, education and training.
Universities and educational institutions
Students looking to further their education in South Australia can choose from a number of institutions. According to the Good Universities Guide 2017, the University of South Australia's strength lie in skills development and social equality.
The University of Adelaide is the country's third-oldest university and has been named as one of the world's top 300 according to QS. Bradford College offers a pathway for international students to the university. Flinders University and the University of South Australia also offer international programs.
Cost of living
Adelaide is generally considered one of Australia's most affordable cities. Goods and services, property prices and rent are all reasonable.
As at February 2017, the average asking rent for a unit in Adelaide is $289.70 per week. The average asking rent price in Sydney for a house is $370.50 per week.
Living in Canberra
It's a common misconception that Sydney, being the largest city in Australia, is also its capital. In fact the nation's capital, Canberra, is one of its smallest cities with a population of just over 373,000. It is part of a federal district known as the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Being the home of Australia's parliament, it has a continual influx of workers as well as visitors. Canberra has a dry climate and experiences temperatures as low as freezing in winter and averages in the high 20s (Celsius) at the height of summer.
Where to live
Australia's capital city is divided down through the centre by Lake Burley Griffin. To the north are the shopping and commercial areas, as well as institutions such as the Australian War Memorial and National Library. Beyond these are the main suburbs, where many government workers choose to reside.
Suburbs such as Ainslie and O'Connor are popular areas for family living, while the majority of residents in Braddon and Civic live in apartments.
South of the lake is the Parliamentary Triangle and embassy area. While there are also residential areas, the population is around half of that in the north, and features more expensive, waterside properties such as those on the Kingston Foreshore.
As Canberra was purposely designed to be Australia's capital city, it is an easy city to navigate. Traffic jams don't really exist, and most car journeys take little more than 20 minutes. As the city is flat, many residents choose to walk or cycle into work.
Because of its small size, Canberra hasn't had the need for a suburban train or tram system. There is an extensive local bus network, plus a train station and interstate buses for travel to other cities and townships.
Working life
A large proportion of Canberra's residents are public servants who work for either the Australian or ACT governments. However, there are also many people employed in the private sector, making it a destination for business people.
While it may not be the business mecca of Australia, Canberra enjoys a low unemployment rate and the highest average full-time income in Australia, making it an enviable place in which to work.
Universities and educational institutions
Canberra has a wealth of choices for higher education. The University of Canberra (UC) and the Australian National University (ANU) offer undergraduate and graduate courses in a range of disciplines, including arts, business, engineering and legal studies. ANU was listed in the top 25 of the QS world university rankings in 2017.
Other options for study include trade-based schools such as The Australian International Hotel School (AIHS), and the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA).
Cost of living
ACT is one of the most affordable states or territories to purchase a home. That is, when you consider the proportion of income required to meet loan repayments. Rent-wise, it's cheaper than Sydney and Darwin but not more affordable than Melbourne.
As at February 2017, the average asking rent for a unit in Canberra is $416.20 per week. The average asking rent price in Canberra for a house is $574.20 per week.
Living in Darwin
Thanks to its tropical location, Darwin has a laid-back and relaxed environment. It is surrounded by world-class natural scenery, has a buzzing nightlife and enjoys warm weather all year round. There is a tropical weather pattern of dry and wet seasons. The dry occurs between April and October and is the more pleasant of the two, with clear skies and balmy nights. During the wet season there are many storms and little reprieve from the average temperature of around 30ºC.
Where to live
Darwin has a population of around 100,000 people and is home to a multicultural mix of expats, making it a welcoming environment for new migrants.
House prices are quite high compared to most other capital cities, with properties in suburbs such as Bayview and Fannie Bay averaging close to $1 million. More family-friendly options include Wanguri and Wulagi.
Driving is the best way to get around Darwin. It is not a huge city, so traffic is fairly manageable and commute times are not too long. A public bus service operates throughout areas that are close to the city centre.
Working life
Darwin is currently experiencing economic growth, and with new port facilities, an improved airport and the construction of the north-south railway, that growth is expected to continue. There are plenty of employment opportunities available for migrants with the right skills and training.
Major industries in the region include construction, retail, accommodation and food services, public administration and health care.
Universities and educational institutions
Charles Darwin University (CDU) has 21,000 students across four campuses and four training centres. Ranked in the top 2% of universities in the world, CDU is one of the top 10 universities in Australia and provides high-quality learning.
Cost of living
Although not the biggest of cities, Darwin is quite expensive. It has a competitive real estate market that drives up prices, while its geographical isolation means you can expect to pay more for certain goods and services.
As at February 2017, the average asking rent for a unit in Darwin is $426 per week. The average asking rent price in Darwin for a house is $567.50 per week.
Living in Perth
Last but certainly not least on this guide to Australia's capital cities is Perth. Featuring a wonderful climate and relaxed beachy lifestyle, it's definitely worth considering when looking for somewhere to live. It has a population of around 1.25 million, and although it is the most isolated capital city in the world, it has just as much to offer as its long-distance neighbours. Another consistently warm city, Perth temperatures never drop too low, peaking above 30ºC during summer and dipping to around 18ºC in winter.
Where to live
Perth's relatively compact CBD is centred around the banks of the Swan River, and the suburbs spread from there in all directions.
The city's northern and western suburbs are considered the most desirable areas to live. Perth has a large migrant population, with many British migrants in particular calling this city home.
Although Perth is quite an easy city to drive around, the best option for new arrivals is to use public transport, which is both reliable and affordable. There is a comprehensive transport network of buses and trains, and buying a SmartRider card for payment will make your journeys easier to manage.
Working life
Western Australia is blessed with immense natural resources, and the mining boom of recent years brought many workers to the area. Other popular industries include tourism, manufacturing, financial services, health care, and information and communications technology. However, because of the size of the city, jobs may be slightly harder to come by than in Sydney or Melbourne.
Universities and educational institutions
The University of Western Australia (UWA) is a member of the Group of Eight and is one of Australia's leading educational institutions. It is ranked just outside the top 100 tertiary education institutions in the world.
There are plenty of other study options for Western Australian students, including Curtin University, Murdoch University and Edith Cowan University (ECU), each of which offers a comprehensive range of disciplines.
Cost of living
Although Perth is quite an affordable place to live, certain goods and services are more expensive due to the city's remote location. Although the resources boom led to a sharp rise in house prices rental is still fairly affordable.
As at February 2017, the average asking rent for a unit in Perth is $337.20 per week. The average asking rent price in Perth for a house is $435.50 per week.


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Authentic Chiles Rellenos Recipe - This is one of my favorite things to eat. Add cooked ground beef and potatoes to the inside.
If you like chile rellenos, you will LOVE this Chile Relleno Casserole! It's quick, easy and tastes just like the chile relleno dish at your favorite Mexican food restaurant! Plus, it's inexpensive and feeds a big family!Add shredded chicken and chorizo
Chiles Rellenos — poblano chiles stuffed with cheese and served with tomato sauce — a Mexican classic – Cooking in Mexico
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Chile Relleno Recipe from Diners, Drive-ins & Dives - Recipe courtesy of Carla Rodriguez, owner of Mom's Tamales in Los Angeles, CA.
Chile Relleno Soup by houseofyum: A creamy poblano soup topped with an open faced chile relleno. (work on making dairy free!
Lightly fried chile rellenos with a chipotle cream sauce and covered with melty cheese.
Rellenos made right. Step by step how to make chile rellenos -okay best recipe, pics are so helpful!
chile recipes: chile rellenos, enchiladas, etc.
Slow Cooker Creamy Chicken Chile Relleno Soup - The Magical Slow Cooker (Creamy Chicken Stew)
Chiles Rellenos my fav mexican dish!
Stuffed Poblano Peppers - My and Paleo compliant stuffed poblano peppers are completely freakin' out of this world delicious, a no-brainer to make, and healthy to boot.(Whole 30 Burger Recipes)


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'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' is the second installment of said franchise. Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) is mentally suffering from last year's Hunger Games. Now her and Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) have to travel to each district and pay their respects to the fallen contestants. Katniss soon learns her rebellious attitude has caused the rest of the districts to start rebelling on their own. Of course, President Snow (Donald Sutherland) does not like this. This is one of the main themes in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. He recruits a new Gamemaster (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) to start up the Quarter Quell, and uses past Hunger Game victors as fighters. What does Katniss do? Does Peeta get beat up again? How high does Effie's hair get? Check out Paulie Popcorn's review of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire!
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Extending the themes of Contemporary Psychoanalytic Foundations, The Therapeutic Situation in the 21st Century is a systematic reformulation of fundamental psychoanalytic concepts, such as transference, therapeutic action, and the uses of psychotropic drugs, in the light of recent developments in postmodernism, complexity theory, and neuroscience. Leffert offers formulations of areas not previously considered in any depth by psychoanalysts, such as power relations in the analytic couple, social matrix theory, and narrative theory informed by considerations of archaeology, genealogy, complexity, memory, and recall. He also considers new areas, such as the role of uncertainty and love in the therapeutic situation. This book is part of an ongoing effort to place psychoanalysis in the current century, and looks to outside as well as inside areas of thought to inform how we work and how we think about our work.
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The Beitou Hot Spring Museum (北投溫泉博物館) was originally constructed by the Japanese in 1913 and was the largest hot springs public bath in East Asia at the time. It functioned as the main public bath in Beitou and received visits from both Crown Prince Hirohito and Dr. Sun Yat-sen. This historic building magnificently combines Roman style arches and columns with Japanese interior design. The building was restored and re-opened in 1998 and features displays of Beitou's hot spring history, as well as the area's rare hokutolite "Beitou stones". Visitors are asked to remove their shoes before entering (Japanese custom) and change into slippers that are provided by the museum. Stroll through the buildings 12 rooms, including 1 tatami mat performance area, and the original public bath in the basement. The building is lit up at night, providing more great photo opportunities.
For ideas on how to make a day trip out of your Beitou visit, see our Taipei Day Trip 1: Beitou article.
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Name: Beitou Hot Spring Museum (北投溫泉博物館)
Address: No. 2, Zhōngshān Rd, Beitou District, Taipei City, Taiwan 112 (台北市北投區中山路二號)
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In April of last year, Procter & Gamble (PG) announced that they were selling Pringles, the chips brand, for $1.5 billion to Diamond Foods (DMND) in exchange for $1.5 billion in stock via a "Reverse Morris Trust" transaction. At the time, the deal was big news for DMND: As a result, the company would more than double its sales in key regions like the U.S. and the UK, and would become the second-largest snack foods company in the world behind PepsiCo (PEP). After the announcement, the stock climbed 12% to more than $60 per share; in the coming months, it would continue to climb, and peaked above $90 per share in September.
Fast forward to today, and the story has taken a dramatic turn for the worse. On November 1, the company announced that the acquisition would be delayed due to an investigation into potential concerns regarding accounting of crop payments to walnut growers; at that point, the stock fell from $64 to $52, a collapse of nearly 20%.
Today, the results became apparent: The company had wrongly accounted for the payments to walnut growers, and will need to restate their financial statements for the past two fiscal years. In addition, Michael J. Mendes, chairman, president and CEO, and Steven M. Neil, CFO, were both put on administrative leave; negotiations about their severance and board seats are ongoing (clearly they should be dismissed without a penny in severance).
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A British soldier from the Royal Army Veterinary Corps was shot dead in southern Afghanistan on Tuesday, the Ministry of Defence in London said.
The soldier was killed while on operations in the Nahr-e Saraj district in the restive Helmand Province.
The RAVC is responsible for the provision, training and care of animals in the army. The MoD did not specify the soldier's role, but the British military use sniffer dogs to detect improvised explosive devices planted by the Taliban.
The death comes as Afghan President Hamid Karzai visited Britain for talks on the planned transition of security responsibility from international troops to their Afghan counterparts in 2014.
Karzai paid tribute to the sacrifices made by British troops in Afghanistan, in a joint press conference with Prime Minister David Cameron at Downing Street.
The death brings to 358 the number of British troops killed since operations in Afghanistan began in October 2001. Of these, at least 314 were killed through hostile action.
"The soldier was patrolling the area in the north of Nahr-e Saraj when he was hit by enemy gun fire," said Wing Commander Martin Tinworth, a spokesman for Britain's main Camp Bastion base in Helmand.
"He has given his life in the service of his country whilst engaged in protecting the local population."
The soldier's next of kin have been informed. He was the 10th British troop to die in Afghanistan this year.
Karzai is scheduled to visit Britain's Headley Court rehabilitation centre for wounded service personnel on Wednesday.
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DISQUALIFIED jockey Danny Nikolic will face another misconduct charge by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board on Thursday.
Nikolic, 38, is already serving a one-year disqualification and a one-year suspension for threatening chief steward Terry Bailey at Seymour races in September.
He has been charged with threatening behaviour towards steward Wade Hadley during the VCAT hearing in December.
The winner of 40 Group 1 races denied the allegations he used intimidatory language towards Hadley during a break in the VCAT proceedings.
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TESTA Rossa, the winner of six Group 1 races, chalked up another milestone at the weekend when he sired his 500th individual winner after Pindan Pearl scored on debut at Morphettville.
The sire of recently retired globe-trotting Group 1 star Ortensia broke through the 500 barrier from just 691 starters, 91 of them stakes winners.
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SIX feature races will have increased prizemoney next season.
They are the Group 1 Moir Stakes (up $150,000 to $450,000); Group 1 Memsie Stakes (up $130,000 to $350,000); Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes (up $50,000 to $350,000); Group 2 Ian McEwen Trophy (up $25,000 to $175,000); Group 2 Thousand Guineas (up $25,000 to $175,000) and Group 2 Rubiton Stakes (up $25,000 to $175,000).
The rises follow Moonee Valley's announcement that the Group 1 Manikato Stakes to be run on Cox Plate eve will get a boost of $250,000 to $1 million.
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MELBOURNE'S in-form mare Lake Sententia will not run in Saturday's Tattersall's Cup (2200m) at Eagle Farm.
Trainer Darren Weir suggested the mare, who boasts recent wins in the Listed $100,000 Centaurea Stakes in Adelaide and an open handicap at Moonee Valley, would probably be saved for the $200,000 Caloundra Cup on June 29.
Weir will be represented by Moonee Valley runner-up Royal Bender in the $175,000 Healy Stakes (1200m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
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VICTORIA'S rating system will change from August 1, with the new bands to be 0-58, 0-64, 0-70, 0-84, 0-90 and 0-96. The previous lower levels were considered too clustered, causing a logjam of gallopers.
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Blackrock College student Conor Crowley practises the French horn yesterday ahead of a performance with the school orchestra for President Mary McAleese.
The President was guest of honour at the Dublin school's sports and family day yesterday as part of the ongoing celebrations to mark its 150th anniversary. The school -- originally known as the French College, Blackrock -- was founded in 1860 by Pere Jules Leman. It was established to provide a Catholic education for boys while training them for missionary service in the third world.
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Bank of the West Announces Key Leadership Moves in Consumer Finance Division & Dealer Financial Services
Michael Lax to Succeed Mark Beecher as head of Indirect Lending for Auto, Marine and RV Sectors
Mar 24, 2014, 11:30 ET from Bank of the West
SAN FRANCISCO, March 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Bank of the West today announced a key leadership change in its fast-growing Consumer Finance Division. Of note, Mark Beecher, executive vice president and head of sales and marketing for the bank's indirect lending in the automotive, marine and recreational vehicle sectors, will retire on May 1. With the retirement of Beecher, a 19-year Bank veteran and well-regarded industry executive, the bank also announced that Michael Lax, currently senior vice president and head of Dealer Financial Services at the bank, will succeed him in his role. As part of this move, Andrew Hein will assume Lax's responsibilities as the new head of Dealer Financial Services.
Beecher was instrumental in building Bank of the West into a market leader, ranking first in market share in the recreational vehicle industry and similarly within marine finance. He spearheaded the growth of its auto finance business, which lends in 28 states. He's also helped expand the bank's Essex Credit subsidiary, making it a leader in the direct financing of recreational vehicles and marine craft.
"Mark is an institution within the auto, RV and marine finance industries, and I speak not only for myself but for all of Mark's colleagues, dealers and customers in saying that he will be greatly missed," said Paul Wible, senior executive vice president and head of Bank of the West's National Finance Group. "I couldn't be prouder or more appreciative of all that Mark accomplished during his career with us. With Mark's leadership, our consumer finance business now represents approximately one fifth of the Bank's loans and leases and is well-positioned for continued growth."
"At the same time, I'm excited to have Mike join the Consumer Finance Division team," Wible continued. "Mike has worked closely with Mark and his team for the past seven years, ensuring we met all of our dealers' commercial banking needs, including floor plan and real estate financing, plus cash management and purchasing cards. In his new role, I'm confident that Mike will carry on our Bank's commitment to meeting the financial needs of dealers and consumers alike. His expertise and vision will be instrumental in helping us reach our long term goal of becoming a national auto lender."
Lax, who has had a thirty-year career in the financial services industry, joined Bank of the West in 2007. Previously, he spent 19 years with Citi in a number of business development and managerial roles for its dealer-related business lines.
Hein joined Bank of the West in 2012 as manager of the Auto team in Dealer Financial Services, where he has been responsible for building a team to support the bank's growing auto flooring business. Prior to joining the bank, Hein held leadership positions in US Bank's Dealer Services and Commercial Bank groups.
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A new Detention Services Order, DSO 03/2016, has been issued by the Home Office. The name is innocuous — Considering detainee placement — but we can hope that it will have a significant impact because what it really requires is a proper risk assessment before a person is accepted into immigration detention. And about time too. We have in recent years seen some appalling and utterly in humane detention decisions, at least one of which appears directly to have led to the death of a very vulnerable elderly man, Alois Dvorcak.
DSO 01/2003 is replaced. This also concerned risk assessment but included no statement that detention might not be suitable; it very much looked like a procedure for its own sake rather than with any view to a change of outcome. It was also criticised in the Shaw Review for being poorly written and was described as "a process driven document which gives no insight into risk factors."
Good riddance, basically.
Whether the new DSO can contribute to changing the Home Office culture of prolonged mass detention is questionable. There is at least some suggestion, if you know what you are looking for, that detention might not be suitable if risk factors are present:
The presence of risk factors do not in themselves preclude detention. They may, however, mean that individuals need to be managed in a particular way once detained and/or require careful placement in the detention estate to manage or mitigate the risks in question. It is important to ensure that possible risks that may make a person particularly vulnerable are identified accurately and notified appropriately. More generally, careful consideration must be given to whether the risk factors may engage the policy on suitability for detention as set out in section 55.10 of the Enforcement Instructions and Guidance. Where that policy is engaged, consideration must be given as to whether there are very exceptional circumstances present that justify detention in what would otherwise normally be an unsuitable case.
Unfortunately this paragraph leads with the the suggestion that risk factors do not prevent detention before going on in a very qualified way to imply that risk factors might make a person unsuitable – but only by cross referencing other Home Office policy documents. It does not seem like a promising start. It reads more like a suggestion to officials that they should detain anyway but with a qualifier that a judge or coroner can be taken to when a detainee is inevitably harmed.
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Browns running back Peyton Hillis was not on the field for the portion of practice open to the media.
Hillis was missing for the 15-minute period open to reporters on Friday as the Browns prepared to play the Miami Dolphins. At the start of Thursday's practice, Hillis appeared to injure himself during a drill but stayed on the field for the remainder of the workout and reported no problems afterward.
Team spokesman Neal Gulkis said Browns coach Pat Shurmur would address Hillis' status following practice.
Hillis, who rushed for 1,177 yards last season, is in negotiations for a contract extension with the Browns.
He scored two touchdowns last week in Cleveland's win at Indianapolis.