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Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences has released AYUSH NET Admit Card for the AYUSH National Eligibility Test 2018. Candidates who are going to appear in the AYUSH NET 2018 Exam must check the Online Dates and other details for the same here.
AYUSH National Eligibility Test 2018 is going to be held on 13-11-2018. For the same, candidates can fill AYUSH NET Application Form through online mode on or before the last date that is 03-10-2018.
Important Details Abour AYUSH NET:
Central Council for Research conducts the AYUSH NET Exam to offer admission in Ph.D. fellowship (SRF) in respective AYUSH streams i.e. Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homoeopathy. Candidate must clear this exam to be selected for the fellowship programme.
Applicants who are seeking for further details of AYUSH NET 2018 they can go through below section of this page which is well created by the team members of recruitmentresult.com.
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|Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences
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|Last date to apply
|Exam date
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Qualification Required for National Eligibility Test 2018
Post-graduation (MD/MS) in any of the AYUSH streams with the exception in Yoga and Naturopathy for holding either PG [MD(Y/N)] or Graduation (BNYS) from a recognized University with 5 years experience is required to fill AYUSH NET 2018 Application Form.
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Limitations in Age:
Age of the candidates applying for AYUSH NET 2018 shall be not more than 32 years as on 01-01-2019. Age Relaxation to Schedule Castes/Schedule Tribes/OBC (Non creamy layer), Physically Handicapped (lower locomotive disability only) and female applicants will be of 05 years.
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AYUSH-NET, 2018 (Hindi) Notification
AYUSH-NET, 2018 (English) Notification
Scheme of AYUSH NET 2018
- There will be a single question paper for the test.
- All the questions will be multiple choice in nature.
- There will be two sections in the exam i.e. Aptitude Section (Part-I) and Subject Specific Section (Part-II) where both the sections are compulsory to attend.
- Each question will carry one mark.
- Negative marking is applicable in this exam where 0.25 marks will be deducted for the wrong attempt.
- The question of both sections will be in English language only.
|Aptitude Section (Part-I) Compulsory for candidates of all streams common to all subjects on General Science and Research aptitude. (30 MCQ @ 1 mark for each question)
|Subject Specific Section (Part-II-A/Y/U/S/H) In conventional AYUSH subject concerned as under:
1. Ayurveda
2. Yoga & Naturopathy
3. Unani
4. Siddha
5. Homoeopathy
(90 MCQ @ 1 mark for each question)
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Examination Center
The AYUSH National Eligibility Test 2018 will be held at 5 Centres at Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Guwahati.
Examination Fee
Candidates who are going to apply for AYUSH NET 2018 they have to pay the below stated amount (Category Wise) through online mode:
|Rs. 1000/-
|Other Backward Classes(OBC)-Non Creamy Layer
|Rs. 500/-
|SC/ST/Physically Handicapped (PH) (lower locomotive disability only)
|Rs. 250/-
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AYUSH NET Fellowship Scheme
The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India will hold the examination for AYUSH-National Eligibility Test, 2018 on Tuesday, 13th November, 2018, for determining the eligibility of Indian Nationals for the award of Ph.D. fellowship (SRF) in respective AYUSH streams – Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy.
The fellowship will be provided for pursuing Ph.D. under a University/ Institution of choice by the candidates. During their fellowship, they will be termed as Senior Research Fellows (SRFs).
This will include the position of Senior Research Fellows under various research schemes/ projects of the Research Councils for each individual AYUSH stream for a specified duration.
AYUSH NET Admit Card 2018
The Council has released AYUSH National Eligibility Test, 2018 Admit Card. Candidates can download their admit cards from ayush.gov.in by entering their ID and password. Only those candidates who registered for AYUSH NET 2018 can download their AYUSH NET Hall Ticket.
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AYUSH NET Answer Key 2018
After appearing in the AYUSH NET 2018, candidate can download their AYUSH NET Answer Key 2018 from here to evaluate their marks before the actual declaration of AYUSH NET Result 2018.
AYUSH NET Result 2018
The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India will declare AYUSH NET Result 2018 on its official website after completing the AYUSH NET Examination.
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Steps to apply for AYUSH NET 2018
- First and foremost step of candidate is to visit the official website of Ministry of AYUSH that is ayush.gov.in
- After that navigate the homepage and take your cursor to Events/News tab available at the middle of the homepage
- Now on reaching new page hit on "AYUSH NET-2018" View link
- It will redirect you to a new page, you just have to hit on AYUSH NET 2018 Notification
- After reading AYUSH NET Notification, if you found yourself eligible then go back to previous page
- And hit on "Weblink for online registration, submission of application and payment of application fee for AYUSH-NET, 2018 Examination" link
- Afterwards you have to agree for the terms and conditions
- Then hit on AYUSH-NET Register Here option and fill the AYUSH-NET 2018 Registration Form
- After that you have to fill AYUSH-NET Application Form and also upload scanned copy of your recent passport size photograph and signatures
- Make payment of Examination Fee through proper channel
- At last hit on final submit option and take hard copy of it for further usage.
Apply Here
Weblink for online registration, submission of application and payment of application fee for AYUSH-NET, 2018 Examination
Important Dates for AYUSH NET 2018
Last date to apply
|Date of close of online submission of Application Fee
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April 4, 2019
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The Jackson Harpe Collective makes another appearance at the Studio@620 with a program of even more jazz and funk. You'll hear music from artists such as Marvin Gaye, Herbie Hancock, and Trombone Shorty! The show will also feature new, original music inspired by one of Jackson's favorite past times... Movies!! Come out and join us!


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According to Pakistan Disaster Management services, 35 glaciers , including Sashpir glacier, are melting which can be a great loss not only for the residents of the region but also for the state. Saspir is a 13000-meter long glacier located at the Karakoram which has destoryed the power plant at Hassananabad in Hunza valley.
About 17 houses have been deprived of electricity. Experts believe that this all is because of envirmental change. According to one expert Saleem, the residents of Gilgit Baltistan use wood for their daily household. This has caused deforestation and global warming. This results in the melting of the glacier, which flows into lakes and rivers causing the flood.


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Burkina Faso
Entrepreneurs du Monde's programs in Burkina Faso
Burkina-Faso's geographical, historical and economic setting
18 M inhabitants
185th HDI ranking
59 years old life expectancy
Independent since 1960, Burkina Faso is a rural country susceptible to drought, and without access to the sea. In spite of its cotton production (it is the leading African producer) and various mining resources, Burkina Faso is one of the least developed countries in the world.
In October 2014, a popular uprising led to the collapse of established power. A transition government was put in place until democratic elections could be organised, which meant two years of political instability. Burkina Faso is also affected by the region's security issues, especially in its border zones, which are frequently subject to terrorist attack and are the entry point for numerous Malians fleeing terrorism in northern Mali.
Despite these disadvantages, one of the strengths of the "Country of Honest Men" is its economic growth (5% per year).
Entrepreneurs du Monde in Burkina Faso
Entrepreneurs du Monde has been working in the country since 2009, in the area of social microfinance. In 2009, it began to coordinate a programme to improve access to microcredit and training for women in the shea butter sector, financed by the L'OCCITANE Foundation. It has supported several microfinance institutions across the country, and in January 2015 it opened YIKRI, its current microfinance programme, in order to help the most vulnerable.
Entrepreneurs du Monde has also initiated a programme for energy access, the social enterprise Nafa Naana, which aims to distribute gas stoves, improved wood and coal stoves, as well as solar lamps.


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It may be the boundary pushing architecture or sparkling nightlife or beautiful locations, there are thousands of reasons to love Dusseldorf, the capital of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia. It is also one of the most populous cities also with more than 6 million people. It wouldn't be improper to call Dusseldorf, the city of fashion, as it offers the latest designer fashion and high street trends by famous designers. It is also a famous shopping hub with a number of shopping malls and streets. It also has, Corneliusstrasse, the busiest city streets in Germany, Deutsche Bahn railway network covering the whole of Germany with 1000 trains, 400 advertising agencies including 3 largest in Germany, notable names in arts like Joseph Beuys, Gerhard Richter and Andreas Gursky, Grosste Kirmes am Rhein funfair which is attended by more than 4.5 million people every year, Altstadt town which is referred to as the longest bar in the world and a lot of souvenirs and landmarks around the city. The history of Dusseldorf gives a glimpse of 1288, when the city came to prominence. However, during World War II, the city was almost bombed to ashes but it was rebuilt from scratch after the war and turned into a modern and elegant piece of world. On 7th and 8th September, a festival is held as Dusseldorf's 725th anniversary.
Dusseldorf has a mild humid temperate climate with fairly warm summers. The temperature hovers from 31 F to 77 F over the year and there are no dry seasons. The warmest month of the year is July and February is the coolest. There are more than 250 sunny days and you can expect rain at anytime. However, June goes mostly clear skied precipitation is highest during December. Thunderstorms are most likely during the period of precipitation. The best time to visit Dusseldorf is during February and April.
How to get here?
Dusseldorf city is served by Dusseldorf International Airport which is the third largest and one of the busiest airport of Germany. It connects the city to more than 180 destinations all over the world and it is just a 10 minute drive away from city centre. There is also Sky Train which connects the Dusseldorf Flughafen railway station to the terminal. The airport also provides shuttles to get the visitors downtown or you can simply take a taxi, cab or limo from outside the airport. You can get around the city by the local bus and train service.
Accommodation and Food
There are more than 194 hotels and apartments in the city and you can get them in all price ranges. Out of them, more than 60 hotels are right in the downtown which gives you easy access to nearby landmarks and historical buildings. One of the best places to stay is Novum Business Hotel Madison, located at Dusseldorf City Center, featuring free internet and a 24 hour front desk. Other good hotel options include Apartment in Pempelfort, NH dusseldorf City Nord, Holiday Inn Express at Dusseltal, Motel One Hauptbahnhof and Novum Hotel Plaza Dusseldorf Zentrum. In the cheap but good options there is Hotel Minerva Garni, Messezimmer Stockum, Hotel Wurms, Hotel Herzog, Hotel am Rathaus, Hotel Diana, Design Apart by Centro Comfort, Furstenwall Apartments, Moltke 120, Helvetia Suites, The Red Apartments, Appartementhaus Sonnen and My Home Partners dusseldorf.
There is no meaning of a vacation without good food and drinks. Dusseldorf satisfies you to the core in this department as it has over 100 options for having good food with spectacular environment. Whether you like Sushi, American, Italian, Thai, Chinese, Indian or Mediterranean, everything is available here. You can have the best Italian food in town at La Donna Cannone featuring impressive Italian dining. You will be blown away by the Sushi served Fast Food Style of Maruyasu and Japanese fusion of Nagaya. You can dine, drink and dance away your tensions at Quartier Boheme and have a good lively local celebrity hangout at Riva. Other good options include Ufer 8, Space Burger, Uerige, Fuchschen, Zum Schlussel, Na Ni Wa, Brauerei Schumacher and Brauerei Schumacher.
The Attractions
Esprit Arena
Esprit Arena is a football stadium located at Arena Stabe in Dusseldorf, holding a capacity of more than 54000 fans and a closable roof. The stadium was built in 2002 and was opened in 2004. The Esprit Arena holds sports games to music concerts and many other events. You can take a guided tour of the stadium and get a chance to get an insight into the area that are not normally freely accessible. The first match on this stadium was played on 10th September, 2004 between Fortuna Dusseldorf and Union Berlin. You can easily reach the stadium by all means of transport as it is just 7 km from the city's main railway station.
Neandertal, also known as Neander Valley, is valley of the tiver Dussel and located just 12 km east of Dusseldorf. The valley is named after Joachim Neander in 1856 and the main attractions of the valley are waterfalls, caves, displayed fossils, a museum and various multimedia exhibits. The valley remains open from Tuesday to Sunday and admission costs just 6.50 euros per person.
Museum Kunstapalast
The Museum Kunstapalast is an art museum located at Ehernhof in Dusseldorf and features some great art objects, drawings, sculptures and a huge collection of graphic exhibits and photographs. It also has one of the Europe's largest glass collections. The museum was opened in 2001 and was designed by Oswald Matthias. The museum remains open daily and you can take a guided tour at anytime.


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Crash 45 ended its three-year run on Saturday, December 20. It was a place you could see experimental music, bike clubs, "burners" and b-movies. Its very unassuming facade hid the array of metal art inside.
When you stepped inside on the final night, the staff cheered you in welcome and some good electronic music was being played by a DJ. It smelled of barbecue, and on the patio a large, metal orb with square-ish holes to let out the fire warmed visitors.
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The way it was put together was a little like a Winchester Mansion in miniature with back rooms, a basement, a patio, a kitchen and of course the main bar room area that looked like some kind of old west/medieval tavern. It felt like an old saloon that had been cleaned up slightly.
The ambiguous visual presentation of the place and the way it was outfitted by Shane Evans lent Crash a mysterious quality. The 15th St. Tavern was like that in the late '90s.
For a short run in 2013 David Britton formerly of Odam Fei Mud, currently of Yao Guai and other projects, had a monthly experimental music night at Crash and he brought in some of the best obscure and not so obscure artists out of that milieu. One night included one of the most original bands in Denver the free-jazz-avant-flamenco act, Malamadre. Other nights rock bands like the Buckingham Squares played. In 2013 it co-hosted Goldrush Festival. There are few like it anywhere.
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Bill Murray almost seemingly reprises his role in Lost In Translation (2003) in this new more substantive and reflective piece directed by Jim Jarmusch who doesn't quite capture the consistent totality of the emotional experience from Sophia Coppola's excellent slice of life work. There are great relational moments that many of the audience member's can reflect on in their depths of despair and whimsical fleeting moments of "what ifs" in their past lives. Unfortunately, too much time is wasted on Bill Murray and his friend who creates a somewhat useful foil to egg Murry into his search of a mystery son. Some of the wonderful scenes with past women are almost too incredible, unlike, Lost in Translation to really propell the audience completely into the movie. The stark obvious contrasts between the lives of these women are sometimes too exaggerated for dramatic effect that a even more sensitive and experienced director and scriptwriter would have avoided effectively.
The director, however, incorporated, some great shots of men's thinking, with plenty of leg shots which occur in the minds of men. Yet, Bill Murray's character in this movie clashed with the effective telling of this story as he came across as somebody who no very many women would have hooked up with in the first place. Unfortunately, this type of story unlike Lost in Translation requires more backstory as the experience as the audience is unable to really truly experience Bill Murray's perceptions as they are supposedly filtered through layers of memories with each of these women that we know nothing about except what is in the present moment as seen on the screen.
Much is missing in this movie. However, much like Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975), the haunting, timeless quality of questions is very riveting in both these movies particularly with the first two women he meets on his trip. How the movie would have impacted the audience with these first two relational scenes placed last will never been known.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Latest Creation: Madison's NEW Apron
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- Bourg Family said...
Seriously, I want one for Hadley!! Would you be willing to make one for her & how much? I've been looking all over & they're either too big or not really cute! That's precious!!
- September 10, 2009 at 3:30 PM
- Cazra said...
I'll make one for her! I need figure up how much fabric I'll need. I'll get back with you!
- September 14, 2009 at 9:54 AM
- Christie said...
Look how sweet she looks in her new apron! It's adorable! Great job on it. Thanks for dropping a line. I've been peeking around your site. Unfortunately, for my waistline, my eye was instantly drawn to the pecan cheescake pie. I'm definitely will need to give that a try. I actually made cream cheese apple pie last night for our sewing night that I thought was pretty tasty. Anything with cream cheese.
- September 25, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Astrid in Bristling Acres said...
What a cute apron on an even more adorable little girl!
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Relatives of an asbestos-cancer victim steered to former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's law firm in what the feds called an "illegal quid pro quo" say the disgraceful deal-making cheated them out of a rightful settlement.
Andrea Rega of Cape Cod, Mass. — whose late father, Aniello, was one of scores of cancer patients sent to Silver's law firm, Weitz & Luxenberg, by a doctor allegedly in exchange for New York state research grants — told The Post Wednesday that the Manhattan Democrat's fee from the deals cheated the family out of money.
"I'm convinced the law firm would've worked much harder for my father's case if they weren't giving Sheldon Silver the 33 percent," Rega said. "That's why the law firm wasn't working as hard as they could — because somebody else was taking the money."
Aniello Rega, an Italian immigrant who lived in Valley Cottage, NY, was diagnosed in 2011 with mesothelioma that his family blames on his work as a barber at the Nanuet Mall, where asbestos was removed during a 2012 reconstruction project. He died in 2013.
Andrea Rega specifically faulted Weitz & Luxenberg for not suing the mall owners.
Another woman said her granddad was affected by Silver's alleged shenanigans.
"It's really disappointing to know that my grandfather was taken advantage of when he was so vulnerable," Moriah Nutter said of Robert McKinley, who died in 2009.
"That doesn't sit with me too well, that somebody would use him in that way just to get money," she said.
McKinley and Aniello Rega were among dozens of mesothelioma patients sent to Silver by Columbia University cancer doctor Robert Taub in exchange for $500,000 in taxpayer-funded research grants, prosecutors say.
Silver made more than $3.3 million from the scheme, the feds say, while Taub turned rat to avoid getting charged as a co-defendant and spent two days on the witness stand last week.
Silver's defense lawyers didn't respond to requests for comment, but a Weitz & Luxenberg spokeswoman said: "In mesothelioma cases, we vigorously pursue any company responsible for exposing the victim to asbestos, to try and seek restitution for the immeasurable suffering of victims and their families.
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Our ambassadors
Our ambassadors were chosen as a result of their commitment to our work. All share our concerns about child poverty in this country and are willing to use their connections and creativity to help to raise awareness of the issues that children growing up in poverty face. We are extremely grateful for their support.
'I've written a great deal about Dickens. One of his great passions was fighting the shocking levels of poverty, especially among children. That was 150 years ago. It would be nice to think that all that was eliminated in the distant past. By no means. Dickens would have passionately supported Child Poverty Action Group. So do I. This scourge must be banished: child poverty must be ended and every child in this country given a fair chance in life.'
Simon is an accomplished actor, writer and director who was the voice of our recent BBC Radio 4 appeal and who made a special appearance at our Dickens-themed event at the House of Lords.
Simon was born in 1949 in London. He lived in Africa for three years, studied at the London Oratory School on his return and subsequently spent a year at Queen's University Belfast, from which he ran away to become an actor. After three years training at the Drama Centre, he made his debut at the Edinburgh Festival in 1973, playing the front end of a horse in Büchner's Woyzeck. In 1979, he created the part of Mozart in the first production of Peter Shaffer's Amadeus and played the title role in Goethe's Faust, all seven hours of it. He has appeared extensively with the RSC, the National Theatre (most recently in Twelfth Night as Sir Toby Belch), at the Royal Court, in the West End and all over the country.
Over the years he has done a number of one-man plays including The Importance of Being Oscar, The Mystery of Charles Dickens, and most recently Being Shakespeare, Tuesday at Tesco's in Edinburgh, and a tour of two Dickens one man plays, Dr Marigold and Mr Chops. His one-man version of A Christmas Carol last Christmas was hugely successful. His films include Amadeus, A Room with a View, Shakespeare in Love, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Phantom of the Opera, Chemical Wedding, 3 x 20 and Acts of Godfrey in which he plays God in rhyming couplets, released later this year. He has worked in television for over thirty years; in the early 1980s he played Tom Chance opposite Brenda Blethyn in the sitcom, Chance in a Million, which has become a bit of a cult. He has directed over thirty shows, including Carmen Jones and the West End and Broadway productions of Shirley Valentine and Single Spies at the National Theatre, as well many operas, most recently The Magic Flute at Holland Park. His only film as a director is The Ballad of the Sad Café, starring Vanessa Redgrave and Rod Steiger. He has written and presented two documentaries for television, Callow's Laughton and Orson Welles Over Europe.
He has written 16 books, including a memoir, Love is Where It Falls, biographies of Charles Laughton and Orson Welles (two volumes so far, one to come), and a number of books about the theatre, starting with Being an Actor and continuing with his latest book, My Life in Pieces, which on the coveted Sheridan Morley Award. A biography of Charles Dickens, Charles Dickens and the Great Theatre of the World appeared on February 7th 2012, Dickens's 200th birthday.
He has been very closely involved in music, working with orchestras (LPO, LSO, LMP, Philharmonia, Glyndebourne) and with instrumentalists and singers (Carole Farley, Steven Isserlis, Steven Hough). He has recorded works by Schönberg, Rawsthorne, and Hallgrimsson, and been involved in the premieres of pieces by Jonathan Dove, Roxanna Panufnik and Per Norgaard. His dancing has been confined to a production of The Soldier's Tale, in which he played the Devil; the violin was played by Pinchas Zuckerman.
'CPAG's work not only helps those enduring hardship, they create lasting change. Fuelled by their vision of a poverty free society, they work towards ensuring every child has the opportunity to achieve their full potential. That's why I am so proud to be an ambassador.'
Jassa Ahluwalia is a British actor, writer and director. Owing to his mixed British-Indian heritage Jassa is a fluent Punjabi speaker and continued his passion for languages at University College London, studying Russian and Spanish. In 2019, he was elected to the Equity Minority Ethnic Members committee.
He has starred in various critically acclaimed projects, including Peaky Blinders, Ripper Street and Unforgotten. As a filmmaker, Jassa produced a segment of the world record breaking feature film 50 Kisses and award-winning short film Modern Man. His directorial debut Heart's Ease was completed in early 2018 and has screened at film festivals worldwide, including San Diego International Film Festival and London Short Film Festival. It also picked up two Best Film awards.
Jassa became an ambassador for Child Poverty Action Group in 2013 after attending an event at the House of Lords. The evening, hosted by fellow ambassador Simon Callow, explored the parallels that exist between the life and works of Charles Dickens and the activities of CPAG. In August 2018, Jassa completed a solo trek of the 96 mile West Highland Way in support of CPAG, raising over £2600.
Paul is CPAG's Housing Ambassador and Group Chief Executive of Orbit, an organisation with the purpose of 'Building Communities'. It does this through the provision of a wide range of housing care and support services, the delivery of over 1,000 new homes annually, and investment in creating vibrant communities for people to live in.
"From my experience in housing, I am acutely aware of the effect of poverty on children's physical health, emotional wellbeing and educational attainment. My worry is that despite all the main political parties continuing to commit to eradicate child poverty by 2020, it is likely that the figure will rise from its current level of 3m to top 5 million by this date.
Over a quarter of children in areas where Orbit works are growing up in poverty, and we know it will increase in our communities over the coming years. Orbit has developed profiles on its core communities to further its understanding of the socio-economic picture within them. These are being used to inform our community investment to tackle the issues our residents face.
Our community investment activity focuses primarily on two broad areas to help people break the cycle of poverty; financial inclusion, and employment & skills. Our employment support programmes are helping people get back into work and our energy and financial advice for residents struggling to afford to heat their homes and pay their bills all helps to reduce poverty.
Orbit is not on its own in committing to the expanded role housing providers need to play in our communities beyond that of being a landlord, especially in these challenging economic times. Many other associations up and down the country are engaged in similar activities.
There is much overlap between the housing and child poverty agendas and I feel collaboration between agencies can and does help and support children. Importantly we must work to break this cycle of poverty in many communities which condemns future generations to suffer a similar fate."
Housing is linked to poverty in many ways:
- Housing providers operate within low-income communities, we know the scale of poverty as a result of our community profiling work, and we know this will worsen
- Housing providers are key community anchors, which makes us well placed to take the lead in securing better outcomes for children with many associations supporting schools such as with breakfast clubs
- Housing costs are the biggest driver in the rising cost of living, for many rent takes up the majority of their money leaving them struggling to pay for other essentials such as food and energy
- Research by Shelter has found that in the Private Rented Sector median rents are unaffordable in more than half of English local authority areas reducing peoples options or forcing them into sub standard properties
- Investment in affordable housing can mitigate the impact of poverty on people's lives reducing fuel poverty and providing better conditions to live and learn for children
- Housing quality – cold and damp homes can impact on children's health which can in turn affect school attendance, educational attainment and employment prospects.
Paul is Group Chief Executive of Orbit, an organisation with the purpose of 'Building Communities'. It does this through the provision of a wide range of housing care and support services, the delivery of over 1,000 new homes annually, and investment in creating vibrant communities for people to live in.
Orbit manages 38,000 houses providing services to nearly 90,000 people, and has a culture which is focused on generating 'profit for a purpose' which is reinvested in its core mission.
The Group has a federal structure consisting of housing associations that manage property, a property development company, a capital treasury vehicle, and a transactional services organisation.
Orbit recently completed its '2020 Vision' research and has established its direction and outcomes for the next 6 years as it responds to a very challenging and changing world. Details are available through www.orbit.org.uk
Paul is a Board member of HouseMark, a commercial organisation providing services into the housing sector and Board Member of CIH Canada.
His particular interests include enhancing the quality and range of service provided by housing organisations, the transformation of businesses to respond to the new world, and promoting the values and value of our work.


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If you want a perfect vacation or get a lot of new experiences, then you are on the right track. The entertainment complex "Waterpark "Lebyazhy" is the biggest unique territory in Belarus, where different formats of entertainment combined with the latest technology and high-quality service.
It is the first real park of water attractions in Belarus, the fifth by its size in Europe. Waterpark is located in the eco-friendly district of Minsk in close proximity to the city centre and not far away from the main road ring junction and Pobediteley avenue, one of the important traffic artery. The territory of the waterpark "Lebyazhy" lies on the bank of the reservoir "Drozdy".
A summer open-air children's water town with a swimming pool and attractions, the landscape park with cycle runs, sites for doing sports and the quay with dock are located within the territory of the complex with the total area of 38 ha.
A five-level complex includes:
Water entertainments in the Waterpark include the open and enclosed water zones with slides, attractions and pools for both children and adults. Each guest can choose the height of the slide from which he is eager to make a thrilling descent down. There is a wide range of attractions: water slides, fountains, "lazy river", etc. and pools for surfing with the effects of sea waves. The water zones possess the sound and video broadcast system, light and sound effects what produces the opportunity for arranging disco parties, shows and topic-based holidays on the water.
For the safety of our guests are constantly monitoring the rescuers, and for young swimmers we have rental lifejackets.
Do you want to make a race to dive the spiral stairs, make a steep climb or descent, to be carried by a parabolic trough or relax in the whirlpool of foam fountains and souls impressions?
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Dark Ride - this is a real space station, where the line between real and virtual is blurred. Such an amount of different slot machines, equipped with the latest technology, at the same site you will never find anywhere else.
Virtual combat with aliens and monsters. Do you think it is from the world of fantasy? No, it is possible in the Dark Ride attraction. We promise a captivating adventure with an abundance of dangers and traps, surprises and special effects.
Children dream of finding themselves in a magic world similar to that from the fairytales, and parents prefer a quiet rest and chat, while the younger generation is descending down the slides, jumping on trampolines and "swimming" in the pool with balls. Life-size puppets, labyrinths, children's game machines, holidays, 5D cinema, food courts, soft playing area for toddlers, merry-go-rounds, musical theater "Electronic Musicians", master classes and seminars - all this awaits you in our family center "KaZki"!
We have the widest range of strength machines GYM 80! Professionals know that the equipment of this brand is considered to be one of the best in Europe! We are pleased to offer training exercises with modern and reliable equipment of high-quality which mimics your body's natural path of motion. Besides, we are proud to offer classic multifunctional stations and load machines promoting full range of motion positions. And, certainly, the cardio simulators SportsArt! They all have modern powerful design, immaculate construction and high-level reliability. Due to this feature, they are ideal in using and produce no sound.
If you want to achieve great results in body-building or keeping yourself fit, visit us! We know it for sure that muscles strengthening of the back makes the figure beautiful and the movements become more self-assured. As well as, it enables to remove pain in the lumbar and vertebral column and relieve load on cartilage discs. Therefore, our training hall is equipped with a set of professional machines for developing a strong muscular back. We understand the importance of strengthening the muscles in the chest, shoulders, arms, abdomen and legs; hence we are pleased to provide four sections with different training machines and equipment: Cardio, Stretching, Strength, Fitness section
We have a great choice of folding and plastic dumbbells varied from heavy to light. Fitness equipment includes: body bars, ropes, step-platforms, hula hoops, fitness balls, weight machines, fitness frames and racks. Professional instructors will be at your service!
Our Spa salon offers invigorating treatment for the whole body with only natural components, such as seaweed, salt, therapeutic mud and healing power of herbs.
SPA-center "Lebyazhy" is perfectly suitable for providing SPA-procedures for two persons, as well as arranging the corporate events and birthday parties!
You will immerse yourself into the world of harmony where you could feel a touch of the sea waves and the magnificent hands of the beauty-specialists, meanwhile each specialist has the medical certificate. Thoroughly selected music will carry you away to the sea or jungles, or, upon your preferences, you could hear the sounds of the wind or seagulls. Our task is to show you the result of the procedures in the shortest time.
We are proud of our club "Terracy" created within the territory of the entertainment complex "Waterpark "Lebyazhy"! It has no analogue in Belarus! We offer VIP-zone only to those who are above 18 years old (18+) where each guest will find himself in democratic and liberal atmosphere. The dress code is only swimming suits! The best DJs from Belarus and other countries will pamper you with your favorite tracks. An abundance of cocktails will surprise even the most fastidious guests.
Event-team in the Waterpark "Lebyazhy" can arrange any holiday for you, should it be a marriage proposal or a simple visit to the Waterpark with a big company.
We will prepare a special scenario for your event and organize it in such a way that you and your guests will be fully pleased. Individual approach, responsible and high-quality work and great rest is guaranteed! We are glad to offer eye-catching, amazing and spectacular programs, live concerts, choreographic performances, festivals and theme-based holidays, games, for example "Mafia", water attractions and private events.
Country Chicken is the famous Australian premier fast food franchises. Feel the inimitable taste of juicy, fried and crisp chicken, unique flavours from Australia, technologies of cooking on the oil extracted from cotton seeds without even a drop of cholesterol with Country Chicken.
7 bars located within the territory of the entertainment complex "Waterpark "Lebyazhy" invite visitors and offer them to enjoy the dishes from the best cooks! International cuisine, comfortable atmosphere, tastiest desserts and a vast list of cocktails are on offer!
Quiet and cozy place with the capacity up to 40 people is ideal for meeting. Sipping a cup of green milk tea, you can share the news and enjoy the talk with your friends. Soft sofas, not-too-high tables, fresh newspapers and TV are on offer for making you feel relaxed.
The cozy place with the unique interior design is adorned in the center of the SPA-complex. We are glad to offer you a huge selection of herbal tea, oxygen cocktails, fresh juices, vitamin cocktails and mousses. Having a rest is not only cool but healthy!
Protein cocktails take the essential part of our bar menu, as well as oxygen cocktails, artesian water and eco-products. Sports magazines dwelling on the achievements of your favorite sportsmen are put on the tables for your fully disposal. Who knows, maybe soon you will shine on the front page of the magazine!
The cozy tables facilitate to holding small talks and discussing the latest trend line in the arts. The bartenders-show and unique entertainment program will spark scenes of euphoria amongst the visitors.
Milk cocktails, chocolate, vast diversity of desserts are on offer. Children will highly appreciate your care and delicious menu.
This is the unique place for having a pleasant rest as it is located on the water and the visitors, being right in the swimming pool, can enjoy the largest list of shakes, drinks, cocktails, fresh juices, light snacks.
Open barbeque in the summer garden is located near the orchard-house. Perhaps, "GRILL BAR" is the most exotic place for having a "yummy" rest. The menu is highly diverse: steaks, shashlik and vegetables cooked on the open-fire.
If you came to the waterpark and something was not at hand - at your service our store. Here you will find a large selection of necessary things for children's and adult rest. It provides friendly and always ready to help sellers.
Entertainment complex Waterpark "Lebyazhy"- is a lot of fun and positive. Come and see for yourself!


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As a complement to the menu, Porter Creek offers 80+ bottles of wine – 60 of which are featured by the glass, and over 100 premium brands of spirits. Scotch, tequila, bourbon & rye sippers encourage EXPLORE-ation!
Rejoice during the warmer months on this outdoor patio! Whether you're dining al fresco or enjoying a cocktail at the outdoor bar, a fireplace or water feature is never far away…your oasis in the city!
Inspire, Create, Explore Porter Creek today!
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It was great!
Service was slow but there was a large party on the patio. Food was phenomenal.
Maybe over priced, but good food and we'll be back when the hash browns with brown butter comes back on the menu! Maybe add a side salad in the price of the meal, or bread?
Porter Creek has become one of our favorite places. It's spacious with many area to fine. Food is very good with "not too large" portions. Ambiance is very relaxing.
Great food and patio was awesome!
I really appreciated the Patio set-up during this time.
Very attentive service
First time we have been out in a while and it was comfortable and enjoyable.
Food and service great. Cob-19 they did have a full menu yet. Will go back again
Overall wonderful experience. The food was excellent. Our waitress was top notch!!
Beautiful atmosphere & very good food. Salmon& walleye were excellent! Server was very friendly and knowledgeable.
Visiting from Minneapolis and this was the best dining experience we had in Fargo. A similar atmosphere and menu selection as RedStone or Hazelwood Grill. Great for business meeting or special occasion celebration.
First evening out in months and worth every penny. Andrew steered us to a great wine. The walleye was moist and flavorful. The little steak was excellent. The vegetables perfect and we even enjoyed the rich dessert.
We love this place and can't wait to go back.
Great experience in new times. Great job!
Our server was inattentive. Other than that it was great.
Great service. Great food. Great drinks!
Great times at PC!!
A must go to when in Fargo! Awesome entrees!
Our table was ready right on time for this Valentine reservation. They had a couple evening entree features as well as a dessert. Service and food were both very good and this is a nice upscale venue for special occasions. Parking can be a problem here though when busy as they share space with a hotel, coffee shop and strip mall. Some additional snow removal in their parking lot would be a good investment.
Excellent food, drinks and service. Will recommend the place and will return again!
Wonderful service and food.
Read out the sphere good menu the short ribs are awesome!
Food was great. I had the seafood kettle which was rich and delicious. My husband had the pork chops and said they were the most tender pork chops he had ever had. My daughter had the scallops and polenta- also delicious. We were all very happy with our food choices. Server was efficient and friendly but not hovering. We love Porter Creek and will definitely come again.
Great meal & excellent service.
The service was excellent. I made a reservation and asked for a quiet table. They tried to accommodate my request. I ordered one of the hamburgers which was average. A bit dry and not as original as it sounded on the description on the Menu. I also ordered an appetizer (the one most popular according to the server) Artichoke I'd had this here before and it was wonderful. This time the bread was overdone and crunchy. I was disappointed.
It was great!!
I would recommend Porter Creek for lunch; not Dinner. Their salads are the best thing on their menu!
Concert night out
It was great good!
Our servers were knowledgeable and friendly. I ordered the sea bass, which was cooked perfectly. It had just enough spice and flavor from the vegetables. My husband had a chef salad, which was fresh, and tasted delicious. Our friend enjoyed a special sea food dish, which he had no problem finishing. The bread that came with the meal was warm and crispy. The butter just melted oh so nicely.
Great food and great service great atmosphere!!!!!!
Terrific experience from the moment we walked in and were warmly greeted to leaving when we were genuinely thanked for dining. In-between was terrific with great service, very good food and strong value-for-money price-points. After a day's driving it was good to relax and enjoy.
The food was great , nice atmosphere, but the service was a bit slow. However , they were very busy.
Wonderful variety on their menu. We had a great attentive server by the name of Joel. Will definitely be returning to try more! Thanks management of Porter Creek! Great Job!
We had tickets to a concert. Took an hour and 45 minutes to get our food. Would possibly go back but not if in a hurry. Only excuse we got was the kitchen got slammed. Should not have taken a reservation at that time if they couldn't handle it.
We showed up early but they seated us anyway. I think the servers name was Cole. He was very friendly and engaging. food and beverages were excellent. We had the duck breast and the rotisserie chicken. The ahi tuna appetizer was outstanding, I would go back just for that. Top notch dining experience.
Delicious. Will go again. It was relatively slow when we were in and noise was moderate, so if place was full might be a bit noisy.
Lovely atmosphere. Staff was quick to respond and food came quickly.
The waitress was super friendly, efficient and knowledgeable but when she brought us the flights of wine we ordered she failed to tell us which was which.
Friendly staff and excellent food.
Love it, great food great service, beautiful place. Can't wait to go again. Thank you!
Porter Creek Hardwood Grill is always a treat and solid choice in Fargo. The menu is has a wide range of offerings. We had a flatbread and salad to share and it was perfect for a before concert meal. The wine list has a nice selection of wines by the glass. The service was excellent and the manager stopped by to ensure we had a good experience. Porter Creek is so convenient when we are staying at the adjacent Club House Suites.
A great place to eat for a broad menu of items. Six of us seniors ate together and it was wonderful. Our waiter was especially cordial and interacted with us well. Try it - you will like it.
Porter Creek Hardwood Grill offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (701) 369-3669.
Porter Creek Hardwood Grill is rated 4.6 stars by 147 OpenTable diners.
Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable. Due to local restrictions, this restaurant may not be accepting reservations at the moment.


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text: Careers IT pros getting better at balancing work and life Julie Bort @itworldca Published: July 25th, 2006Times, they are a-changin' for network professionals. Pay, which has always been good, is rising — though perhaps not fast enough for the IT workforce's taste. But the trade-off for those cushy paychecks — brutal hours and inflexible schedules — has also begun to fade, according to Network World's 2006 Salary Survey of 1,841 respondents conducted with researchers King Brown Partners.The workaholic pressure so common for IT workers over the last decade is on the decline as network professionals report higher satisfaction rates for family friendliness and work/life balance issues than previous survey respondents.Respondents also claimed higher satisfaction with job security — rated the No. 1 priority — than they had previously. It all points to an increasingly vibrant IT job market in which employers are appreciating their IT workers and working harder to keep them happy."People are at more of a comfort level," explains Marshall Curtis, IT director for the Carlisle Walker Group, a Madison, Wis., holding company for diversified manufacturing divisions. "They don't foresee a lot of changes in their companies and are feeling more satisfied. They are not as worried about downsizing or outsourcing as they were three or four years ago."As IT rises in corporate importance while experienced workers remain hard to find, companies are offering employees better rewards. Overall, base pay increased 5.4 percent with bonuses up a healthy 14.2 percent.Base pay for the highest-ranking network professionals (those in CIO, CTO or senior vice president-level positions) rose 6.5 percent for 2006 to US$132,560. Network professionals with middle management jobs (LAN/WAN/telecom directors/managers responsible for both technology and people) saw an increase of 5.2 percent to $84,510. Staff positions (those who manage technology but not people) jumped 5.3 percent to $66,190.Raises are not outrageously high but they do beat the pants off the cost-of-living increases. The average inflation rate in 2005 was 3.7 percent, according to Inflation data.com. When adding in bonuses, stock and other benefits (such as car allowances), network executives reported an 8 percent leap in total compensation, landing at $162,580. Middle managers saw total compensation increase 5.5 percent to $95,310, and staffers reported gains of 5.4 percent to $71,790.Still, respondents surprisingly reported that they aren't all that happy with their pay packages. They ranked overall compensation as their No. 2 priority (after job security) yet placed it last, at No. 20, when asked how satisfied they were with it. Benefits ranked No. 3 in importance but lagged in satisfaction, landing at No. 15. Base salary rated No. 4 in importance and ranked No. 11 in satisfaction.Such dissatisfaction may be caused in part by wildly uneven stock-based compensation — once the star benefit for IT workers at every career level. Average stock-based compensation declined 3.5 percent. Middle management was particularly hard hit, tallying a 26.1 percent decline. Staff saw a 4.8 percent decline. Only senior management did well with stock perks — in fact, network executives raked in a whopping 49.8 percent increase in their stock-based pay.Except for the highest ranking IT executives, companies have switched from stock-based rewards to bonuses, offering sizeable bonus increases for 2006. The 14.2 percent average bonus hike equates to $5,790. Those in staff-level positions expect an average 16.3 percent hike to $2,920, with those doing training, help desk and technical support work reporting the biggest percentage hike, a hefty 46.7 percent to $2,230. Meanwhile, network executives expect a 10.2 percent increase to $23,240 while middle managers expect a 13.2 percent hike to $6,840.Net executives attribute the emphasis on bonuses to the economy, which is cranking along well enough to be productive and stable but isn't so predictable that employers want to commit to permanent base pay increases."Bonuses are important because they work for both sides. They reward employees for what they've done but are not long-term commitments for management," says Scott Williams, CIO for Longview Capital, a financial holding company in Newman, Ill.Carlisle Walker's Curtis adds that bonus hikes are high this year because IT is finally catching up to the compensation schemes offered for other business units. Within the last couple of years, IT has lost its reputation as a straight overhead expense, and IT workers are now getting bonuses based on overall company performance at similar rates to, say, the marketing or production employees. "For myself — and other IT senior management — bonus programs are the same as they are for any other business manager. It is not IT-specific," he says.Job hopping and educationFor the first time, we asked survey respondents about promotions. Interestingly, middle management reported the most promotions from current employers, averaging 1.97. This exceeds senior managers, who report 1.55 during the course of their current employment. Those in staff positions earned 1.38 promotions.And $60,000 seemed to be the magic base pay number for ladder climbing. Those who hit or exceeded that mark reported the most promotions. In addition, employees working for large companies reported more promotions than those at smaller companies, as did women over men and people who toil the longest hours vs. those with shorter work weeks.But the survey also found that the age-old job-hopping strategy clearly pays. Those who had worked for three or more employers in their careers tended to make more money than the stay-with-the-same- company types. Job hoppers reported an average of $85,200 in 2006 base pay compared with the loyalists at $74,010. Job hoppers also are responsible for more people and servers, tend to have worked in IT longer, work more hours per week, are male and are slightly older than the loyalists.The survey results hint that job hopping may soon swing into vogue. Slightly more network professionals are fervently seeking new employment this year compared with 2005. Slightly more also are actively, but casually, exploring new employment options. These job hunters have come from the ranks of those who previously had been approachables — not pounding the pavement but willing to apply for a new job if asked to do so.But job hopping includes some sacrifice, with job hoppers reporting fewer promotions with their current company and less tenure than the loyalists."If you are starting out, definitely the way to go is job hopping. It's a fast way to get better pay and [learn] different things in the industry. But you trade off stability," says Ron Barrett, IT director for accounting firm ERE, in New York. Barrett, 35, worked for six companies during the heady Internet bubble days. But, spurred by the birth of his second child, he has been at his current employer for five years and now highly values job security, he says.Interestingly, education does not significantly affect promotions. This doesn't mean that formal education has no impact on compensation. As education level rises, so does pay, with those holding graduate degrees earning the most money, averaging $102,100 base pay. This compares with $79,430 for those with a bachelor's degree and $64,220 for those with an associate degree. Still, those with graduate degrees only reported slightly more promotions than those with less formal education.Certifications had even less of an effect. This year's survey, like the data from the previous five years, finds that certifications have no positive effect on compensation. Respondents with no certificates reported more promotions and greater earnings than those with two or more certifications. In 2006, network professionals with no certifications report average base pay of $81,710 while those with two or more certifications earned $77,270.Network executives say certifications do not contribute to promotions or to base pay because they are an ineffectual method of evaluating and rewarding employees. Vendors offer such an enormous range of certifications, many of them easy to achieve, that the value of the certification process has been watered down. Likewise, certifications do not prove real-world skill."Certificates are not particularly important," says Barrett, a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer. "The biggest benefit is in dealing with outside regulators. It basically shows I know what I'm doing. A cert shows at least you know enough to pass the test. But [when hiring or promoting], we look at experience, customer service and skills," he says.The hottest skills, network executives agree, are security, telephony, wireless, remote access, routing, and LAN/WAN design and management. "I tend to steer people toward the LAN and networking side. You don't worry about outsourcing. Companies are always going to need someone here looking after the LAN and network," Barrett says. "The standards will always be there, too — basic admin of a Windows network. Is it hot? No, but it is always going to be needed."Size and work/life balanceTwo factors that determine high pay are geographic region and company size. Not surprisingly, in areas where the cost of living is high, pay is higher. These areas, such as in Massachusetts and California, are also longtime hotbeds for the technology industry, which increases the number of IT jobs available.The size of the corporation also is significant. Simply put, the larger the corporation, the higher the pay, bonuses and benefits. Yet workers in larger corporations are more likely to be seeking new positions than those in smaller firms, while those in smaller firms are more likely to be loyalists — not able to envision changing jobs in the foreseeable future. What gives? Net executives at smaller companies say that they simply enjoy their jobs more and are willing to sacrifice a bit of pay for that."There's more freedom in a small company. I have to cover more duties, so I'm given a lot of leeway in how I do it. Taking pay out of the equation, it's a lot better to be a big fish in the little pond than a medium fish in a big pond. If I worked for a big company and was an e-mail administrator, then all I would do all day long is e-mail," Longview's Williams explains.The good news is that network professionals in all regions and all size companies are enjoying better balance between their work and personal lives than they have in a long time. Respondents rated flexible work schedules the No. 1 area of job satisfaction. Family friendliness was No. 2, while areas such as proximity to home and vacation packages also landed in the top 10. (See full "Satisfaction Ratings" chart.)Many network professionals have permanently shelved the workaholic era, Carlisle Walker's Curtis says. The Internet bubble days drew an influx of people that "didn't put a high value on family friendliness, so the companies didn't need to offer it," he says. The following economic "backlash and downsizing" sifted out most of the folks without long-term career aspirations in IT but those scary downsizing days also forced workers to continue on with long hours, doing more with less, for the sake of job security, he explains. As of 2006, "the people who remain in IT have said, 'Enough. I can't work 70 hours a week,'" and the job market is responding, to the satisfaction of many. Careers promotions, senior management


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It's been a long shoot for Wonder Woman 1984 but the highly anticipated sequel has finally wrapped filming. Star Gal Gadot announced that production had wrapped on her Instagram page:
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We did it. Again!! And as much as the first time shooting Wonder Woman was amazing, this time was even more unique and special.. We shot in 4 very different locations in 3 countries, and I'm so soooo proud of the almost 1000 crew members who came to set every day, giving everything they have into our movie. Couldn't ask for better partners on this.. I'm so lucky to have the one and only Patty Jenkins, as my director. She always has our backs, she gives us the wings to dare, and everyday she helped us find the most creative version of ourselves .. I am so grateful to call her my friend. And to our AMAZINGly talented cast who made every day enjoyable and fun, thank you! Honestly.. Words cannot describe this experience.. This journey was so demanding and challenging but we all came and did our very best every take, every day, putting our all out there and I'm so proud… Thank you universe for this opportunity. I love this character. And thank you to all of you for being the best fans in the world. It was you that made me push myself every day. I'm so happy and excited, can't wait to share it with you in 2020! Gal
Plot details are still scarce, and with the film not set to arrive until summer 2020, we're likely to remain in the dark for a while. Haleigh Foutch saw some footage at Comic-Con earlier this year, and said that it feels like a totally different movie from 2017's Wonder Woman:
This is undeniably a different vibe for the DCEU films to date, brighter than ever and almost a little silly, to be honest. Wonder Woman 1984 is full-blast goodness and positivity, with a candy-coated 1980s polish. As for the setting, Jenkins explained that eras act as metaphors and the 80s were in many ways humanity at its best and worst. "It was grand and wonderful with great music, at the same time we were revealing the worst of us," Jenkins said, point to the Cold War and threats of nuclear escalation as some examples of the latter.
While the film was originally slated for the end of 2019, I'm a little glad we'll have some breathing room for the movie and that director Patty Jenkins will have plenty of time to get the movie just right in the 18 months ahead.
Wonder Woman 1984 opens June 5, 2020 and also stars Chris Pine, Kristen Wiig, and Pedro Pascal.


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When can we expect more on Mistborn metals?
Brandon Sanderson
You'll probably get more on Mistborn metals a lot more in the next trilogy, once they're starting to get the modern technology and things. They will understand a lot more.
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When can we expect more on Mistborn metals?
You'll probably get more on Mistborn metals a lot more in the next trilogy, once they're starting to get the modern technology and things. They will understand a lot more.
You have stated in your blog that Mistborn had three magic systems (Allomancy, Feruchemy and Hemalurgy) and also that The Way of Kings will have upwards of 20. For comparison, how many magic systems would you say the Wheel of Time series has? Two (One Power and the True Power)? How do you classify other abilities (not necessarily related to the One Power or True Power) such as Dreamwalking, viewing the Pattern, Wolfbrother-hoodness, and changing 'luck' or chance? Would you classify these abilities as a magic system in and of themselves? Has your chance to see the background material Robert Jordan left changed how you view these abilities?
This kind of gets sticky, as it's all up to semantics. Really, you could say that Mistborn had a different magic system for each type of Misting. But at the same time, you could argue that something like X-Men—with huge numbers of powers—all falls under the same blanked 'magic system.' And take Hemalurgy in Mistborn 3—is it a new magic system, or just a reinterpretation of Allomancy and Feruchemy?
So what do I mean by twenty or thirty magic systems in Kings? Hard to say, as I don't want to give spoilers. I have groupings of abilities that have to deal with a certain theme. Transformation, Travel, Pressure and Gravity, that sort of thing. By one way of counting, there are thirty of these—though by another way of grouping them together, there are closer to ten.
Anyway, I'd say that the Wheel of Time has a fair number of Magic systems. The biggest one would be the One Power/True Power, which is more of a blanket "Large" magic system kind of like Allomancy being a blanket for sixteen powers—only the WoT magic system is far larger. I'd count what Perrin/Egwene do in Tel'aran'rhiod as a different magic system. What Mat does as something else, the Talents one can have with the Power something else. Though I'd group all of the Foretelling/Viewing powers into one.
Sounds like a topic for a paper, actually. Any of you academics out there feel like writing one?
Let's just say that The Wheel of Time has a smaller number of larger magic systems, and I tend to use a larger number of smaller magic systems. Confusing enough? ;)
If you could do a fourth Allomantic [Metallic Arts] magic system. Have you thought about that?
I actually hadn't even thought about it. You'd think I would have but I haven't. Those three interlock so well. I'd have to think about it. I really don't know that I have one. I'm sure I could come up with something but I'll put that in the back of my brain. They interlock so well that I've never even considered what I'd do for a fourth.
Just to be sure. Wax is wrong, and jumped on conclusions about how Excisors work. Right?
He did jump to some conclusions. Whether he's right or not will have to wait for future books.
Will iron mined-- created and mined on Roshar work to power Allomancy on Scadrial? This is a clarification from earlier session.
Um, hehe… Okay, so what do you want to have happen, talk to me. Explain to me--
…Iron is iron, does it have the same effect if it will be iron that was created on Roshar--
Oh, I see what you're saying.
--power Allomancy on Scadrial--
The metals are themselves-- and I've said this before, I think, but-- the metals themselves-- where you get it is not relevant.
So if say Wit is drinking flakes on Roshar, then those flakes could be Roshar-derived.
So... that's "[Aon] Ire"...
Yes, it is.
...and that's the symbol for Ire in Secret History.
I was wondering if-- Is this just an in-world depiction of an out-world symbol, or does this actually have some kind of metalurgic value?
<I may> refer to Sir Isaac.
Alright, thank you very much.
So the question is...
So this is the symbol for "[Aon] Ire".
And this is the symbol in Secret History for the part called "Ire". And what I'm wondering is... Is this just an in-world representation of an off-world symbol, or is there some kind of metalurgic... in-world meaning to the symbol outside of it. They're just too close to be coincidence.
There is a... Obviously there's a relation between the two. I would say that, as far as we know, there is no <metalurgic> connection.
So as far as we know there is no metalurgic connection, but that could change in a future book. Potentially. Or not. That's all you got for me?
Um... I'm trying to figure out what I should say <about it>. And I think... The first thing is obviously they aren't on the planet that they ought to be on.
Obviously. I mean, not even in the Realm that they ought to be in.
Right. And so... It's more symbolic of "this is not in the Realm that it ought to be, but it's taking on attributes of the Realm that it's in."
So the Realm that it's in is Shadesmar. But it's more near the Scadrial...
It's the Scadrial edge of Shadesmar.
And so it's taking on attributes of that area that it's not supposed to be in but it is in.
There may or may not be intersignificance *inaudible*.
I will pay attention to that.
Pay attention. We may-- we may do something with that. It may just be a fun little thing.
A fun little thing just there, right. So for now it's at least an interesting in-world representation of an off-world thing, but it might at some day be *inaudible*. Cool!
So what is the, like, actual density of metalborns born in Elendel?
Oh boy, I have this in my notes somewhere. Um...
*inaudible* I guess?
Roughly. All metalborn? One out of every couple thousands. Little more common than you would probably think, based on... I don't know. People usually assume they're a little more rare than they are. But, yeah...
Yeah. It just-- As I was reading I kept finding people saying, "Oh yeah, it's so rare. It's so insanely rare." I was like, "I feel like it's not that rare," like...
Yeah, but still. One every couple thousand. Like, you're going to know somebody, but the chances of you actually being one are pretty rare.
So you have said previously that you could categorize metals in Feruchemy like 8 Physical, 4 Cognitive, and 4 Spiritual. But the Hemalurgy chart says they are Hybrid <Feruchemy> metals so...
So they are what?
The Hybrid metals.
Yeah, remember that all of these categorizations are by in-world philosophers doing their best to come up so you can decide how you want to categorize them, alright.
Does creating unsealed metalmind involve Feruchemical duralumin?
(hesitating)...Yes. I will write it all out for you eventually. I want to get at least one more book done, then you find out exactly why and how.
Because I was pretty confused about the Investiture and Spiritweb...
Here is the reason I'm kind of hesitant of this, [why not you just RAFO this one right now], but it is not a RAFO, because it is like it's a secret. I want to write it out exactly how it happens, because I have it in my notes in bullet points and it's complicated, right? Cause I want some of the things in the magic system as be as complicated as for instance explaining how a computer works right now. You can do it, but you know...I want the magic to start getting that technical if that makes sense. When you say "involve", right, that's a big word. Why just don't you let me, after lost metal...if I haven't released it, you have permission to come to me and say: "Brandon, you said you would release this, you haven't yet [...]" and I will give to you the bullet point flowchart of how you build the unkeyed metalminds.
Can you tell us what the rest of the Feruchemical and Hemalurgic powers are? Since, you know, you won't be writing in the Mistborn world for many years, and those Feruchemical and Hemalurgic Tables might not even come into existence if the Allomantic Metals one doesn't sell. Pretty please?
I will release this eventually. I'm still tweaking the powers—their names, and how they function—and so I'd rather hold off on revealing anything specific right now. We might include them in the RPG, though.
When is the Table of Allomantic Metals coming out?
Printer emailed me today for final confirmation. Should be very soon now.
Hemalurgically, atium steals Allomantic Temporal Powers. But, that seems unlikely, since atium is a god metal. It wouldn't fit in with the rest of the magic system. Did Preservation, in addition to switching Cadmium and Bendalloy for Atium and Malatium, also switch atium's Feruchemical and Hemalurgic powers with Cadmium? Because it seems to me there's not a lot of atium Marsh can use to live for hundreds of years into the next Mistborn trilogy.
Preservation wanted Atium and Malatium to be of use to the people, as he recognized that it would be a very powerful tool—and that using it up could help defeat Ruin. But he also recognized that sixteen was a mythological important number, and felt it would make the best sign for his followers. So he took out the most unlikely (difficult to make and use) metals for his sign to his followers. But that doesn't have much to do with Hemalurgy's use here.
Remember that the tables—and the ars Arcanum—are 'in world' creations. (Or, at least, in-universe.) The knowledge represented in them is as people understand it, and can always have flaws. That was the case with having atium on the table in the first place, and that was the case with people (specifically the Inquisitors) trying to figure out what atium did Hemalurgically.
Their experiments (very expensive ones) are what determined that atium (which they thought was just one of the sixteen metals) granted the Allomantic Temporal powers. What they didn't realize is that atium (used correctly) could steal ANY of the powers. Think of it as a wild card. With the right knowledge, you could use it to mimic any other spike. It works far better than other spikes as well.
As for Marsh, he's got a whole bag of atium (taken off of the Kandra who was going to try to sell it.) So he's all right for quite a while. A small bead used right can reverse age someone back to their childhood.
But this was a little beyond their magical understanding at the time.
Of all the magic systems you've written, which is your favorite.
Mistborn. Yeah, I'd say Mistborn. It's had to pick. The world of Stormlight is my favorite but the magic system of Mistborn is my favorite.
In post-medallion-tech Scadrial, (i.e. Era 3) is there any cultural awareness of transgender people? Since for some, their biological state would be affected by Feruchemical gold healing, and that would probably be a documented effect.
The different cultures and subcultures are going to look at this differently, but I'd say yes, there is awareness. And the more they experiment with the metallic arts being available outside of genetic lines, the more this will be understood for reasons you point out.
What's the chemical definition of a metal in Mistborn? Is it the entire chunk of the periodic table defined as a metal, or...?
A: It is technically that [...], but many of them are Allomantically inert. But things like cesium still count.
Is there any real difference between Steelrunners and Sliders? It seems like that could be sort of similar class--
Yeah. But different.
--Sliders have the bubble around them, but...
Yes. They work similarly, the big difference is you're seeing the limitations of Allomancy versus Feruchemy. Where Feruchemy there upper limit is unbounded, but you have really much more distinct cost and that can be stored up. You see that these have a different kind of cost to them, but I would call them the same category of thing, it's just the Feruchemy can be way more powerful. Except its limited by how much you store up.
Are there 50 Allomantic metals?
Nearly. Does Harmony have a metal?
Is that an alloy of lerasium and atium?
You're along the right lines.
Have you thought about what all the Atium alloys do?
Yes, but I have not canonized most of them. Even in my notes.
Was aluminum weird before the metallic arts were created?
When an Allomancer tries to burn a bad alloy, it can make them sick, or even kill them. Are there similar consequences for Feruchemy and Hemalurgy, such as being less efficient when storing and leaking power more quickly, or would such metals just be unusable?
Yes! Bad metals in Feruchemy/Hemalurgy would work poorly.
Is there any way to become a Feruchemist outside of Hemalurgy and genetics? Something in the vein of lerasium?
Yes, there are other ways to become a Feruchemist.
I was thinking, was there <inaudible> Allomantic metals <inaudible> random or was there something behind it?
I wanted the metals that had an alloy, that was commonly used and is easily accessible to people in a pre-industrial society.
When they go and discover more of the periodic table, is there a chance they'll discover <inaudible>
There is a chance, yes.
How many Allomantic metals are there? Does each god have their own set of sixteen and does harmony have his own set of sixteen?
That is a big ol' RAFO.
What's your favorite magic system you've written?
Compared picking a fave system to picking a fave child, it's easier to pick who is most obedient. He likes writing Allomancy/the metallic arts the most
Allomancy is of Preservation, correct?
What are Feruchemy and Hemalurgy of?
Hemalurgy is definitely of Ruin.
Is it of pure Ruin?
Yes. That's a very Ruin thing. And Feruchemy is more of a blend. Though… there is more philosophy to that and human construct—like the Allomantic table—than I think I've made clear before.
So you said that different Investitures from different worlds can fuel different Investitures, right? Would that mean that you could potentially use Stormlight for Allomancy and/or Feruchemy?
Yes, a little harder with the Metallic Arts than, for instance, Nightblood is the easiest example. He can just feed on whatever Investiture is around.
Could he feed on the Dor from...
He could totally feed on the Dor.
Would you need to have a special sheath to do that or?
No, what you would have to do for him on Elantris is you would have to open some conduit to the Dor that's persistent, like a light or something, and he will suck through that, he would probably end up sucking the whole aon.
City of Elantris itself?
City of Elantris itself would work, yeah, but you're gonna be in trouble if he sucks up the whole thing and destroys it, which is totally possible.
If a Mistborn were to burn a metal that's been Forged by a Soulstamp, is there a different effect from another, or?
So they Forged it from one metal into another metal?
So once they started to burn it, it would break the Forgery and it would turn back into its original metal. So you'd have just the briefest moment of getting what it said it was and then it would go back to the other and then if you were a Misting of the wrong type, you would get no more from it.
What about Feruchemy or Hemalurgy?
So Feruchemy and Hemalurgy. You would have a lot of trouble Investing it because it's already Invested. So you would run into troubles right away trying to Invest it, because it's already got all the Investiture messing with it. You could theoretically make it happen, but it would take enough work and conniving that it just wouldn't be worth it.
The metals used in Allomancy are they naturally occurring on Roshar?
They do.
And all the alloys as well?
Yes, the magics would...oh, all the alloys in Roshar naturally occurring… The magic of Mistborn is related to the actual metals' structure being the key. So, you can use metals from other worlds, there's no actual power in the metal. The metal is like a password.
Do you have in your mind all, like, 150 different metallic effects?
Yes, but I haven't named them yet. I approached that and thought, "This is just mind-numbing". So, yes; one of the things I'd like to be doing and you may see more of this... each combination has a slightly different effect than what you'd anticipate.
If you were to make an alloy of Atium and Lerasium, what would happen.
You have... and a lot of people have theorized it, I haven't confirmed one hundred per cent yet. You have probably seen one already. You have probably seen it. People think you have seen it already.
Aluminum in the cosmere cannot be Invested or generally affected by Investiture processes. The exception to this however is the Metallic Arts where aluminum can be burned, turned into a metalmind, or charged with Hemalurgy. Is this due to an exception in the normally Investiture-proof properties of aluminum specifically for the Metallic Arts? If so, what kind of Connection is there between the Metallic Arts and aluminum which allows this to occur?


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Wendy Williams Friends & Family Fear Her Dieting May Be To Blame For Show Collapse
Could a neglected diet have REALLY been what caused Wendy Williams to faint on live TV!? That's what friends and family are weary of, HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned.
Viewers were terrified when Wendy Williams, 53, passed out on live television during her Halloween show, but now, HollywoodLife.com has EXCLUSIVELY learned that her family and friends aren't buying her explanation that she simply "overheated." "Friends and family fear that Wendy's symptoms could be caused by something much more serious," an insider tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. "They know how hard Wendy works on her show, and they also know that, sometimes, long hours mean that Wendy neglects regular meals or other simple needs. They're worried that lack of sleep, stress or poor diet may all be factors that could have led to Wendy fainting."
The cameras immediately cut to commercial after Wendy collapsed, but when the commercial break was over, she was alert and back on-camera. She explained that she just got too hot in her Halloween costume and was feeling fine, but her assurance didn't make the situation any less terrifying. The next day, the show went on as planned, and Wendy addressed the situation in detail. At one point, she got emotional while reliving the ordeal, and almost broke down in tears. However, she kept it together, even cracking a few jokes, and confirmed that everything was just fine. "I have no headache, no lump on my head," she said. "At 53 years old, I have no aching in my body. I'm shocked!"
However, while Wendy is putting on a brave front, those close to her are much more concerned. "Friends don't have a clear idea of what might really be wrong, so they have no idea how to help," our source says. "The feeling among those close to her is that something is seriously wrong and they're desperate to help before things get worse."
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