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AN MP who has held his seat for 18 years is standing down at the next election. Orpington MP John Horam, who was elected in 1992, informed
AN MP who has held his seat for 18 years is standing down at the next election.
Orpington MP John Horam, who was elected in 1992, informed Orpington Conservative Association last Friday (October 9) that he would not contest the next election.
He said: "It has been a great honour and pleasure representing Orpington,but I will have done the job for 18 years by the next election,and it is time for someone else to take over."
He won his seat four times in a row and at the last election he converted a majority of 269 into one of nearly 5,000.
Mr Horam was a Minister in John Major's Government and since then has chaired the Commons Environmental Audit Committee and been a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee (FSC).
He voted against the war in Iraq and in his role for the FSC helped compile a damning report into the government's handling of the Afghanistan war.
He said his greatest achievement was campaigning for and accomplishing the building of the Princess Royal University Hospital, Farnborough.
He also campaigned to protect the Green Belt and against expansion into scheduled services at Biggin Hill Airport. He is President of the Orpington Public Transport Users Association and President of Orpington Football Club.
MP for Beckenham Jacqui Lait is also standing down in the next General Election, expected to take place in May, meaning the borough will have two new MPs.
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Bilge Aktaş
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research interests: Design research, Craft, felt making, materiality, material agency, practice-led research, entanglements, Textiles
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Using wool's agency to design and make felted artefacts
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This exposition presents an explorative project that examines employing material as a reference point for designing and making an artefact. The material's effects on designing and making have been elaborated upon from many angles. This exposition also examines how material affects designing and making processes from the perspective of material agency. This study argues that by observing a material's behaviour from the perspective of agency, one can genuinely understand what the material does, and accordingly can find ways to collaborate with it in the process of designing and making artefacts. The discussion is articulated through a designer's project in felting by employing a practice-led research approach that examined the decision-making processes through written reflections and visual documentation. This examination suggests that by including material as a reference point, design and making can reflect the ecology of the material in a way that combines human power with the activeness of the material.
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Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville's latest documentary Won't You Be My Neighbor? takes an intimate look at America's favorite neighbor: Mister Fred Rogers. A portrait of a man whom we all think we know, this documentary is an emotional and moving film that takes you beyond zip-up cardigans and the land of make-believe, and into the heart of a creative genius, who inspired generations of children with compassion and limitless imagination.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor? is delightful, dark, moving, sad, educational, and inspiring. We need a Mister Rogers now more than ever.
I grew up on Mister Roger's Neighborhood. I remember it and Sesame Street being shows I was allowed to watch on TV. This was long before Barney, Dora and the other awful shows that were used to babysit more than educate. Fred Rogers was a calming, soft-spoken man who didn't talk down to children, but also didn't treat them like adults like we do in today's world. He and the show were wholesome, entertaining and educational.
This documentary gives you an inside look at the actual Fred Rogers, his early start in Pittsburgh, keeping PBS alive from government budget cuts, the rise of the show and his cult stardom and much more. For a generation or two that grew up with the cardigan wearing Mister Rogers, it's a must see.
I actually learned quite a bit about the man and the show. He was aiming to live a life of religion before seeing television for the first time. He thought it could be a vessel of education for children and he practically accomplished that himself. Beyond the puppets and the Land of Make Believe, he did a lot of appearances and worked with children outside of the show. He was simply a good man who cared about children.
The show got started in the late 1960s and immediately was a hit, but what this film shows you is, all the characters that Mister Rogers voiced and wore on his hand were really hints at the man himself. He grew up a sick boy who had nothing but his imagination to keep him company in bed. All his puppets relayed his issues to an audience who could relate. It's a pretty basic concept of providing kids with content suitable for kids, but we just don't do that nowadays. He had doubts and issues that many of his fans struggled with and he became the person we could turn to.
Despite being a devout Christian and Republican, Rogers was what he preached, an open man. He had an African-American actor on his show pretty much from the start. He spoke about tolerance and acceptance because he lived that way himself. One of the actors was gay, Fred had no issue with that and the man loved him for it. In today's cynically jaded world, people would want to pick him apart and not buy into his act, but according to co-workers, crew, family and friends, it was no act. He was as genuine as he looked.
What shocked me was the old footage of the show and the messages it had. As a kid, you don't realize you are hearing heavy stuff because of how he handled it. As an adult, it's mind-blowing that he took on the death of Bobby Kennedy by using a puppet to ask what assassination means. Yeah, a hand puppet used that word in the 1960s! From racial tension to the Challenger explosion, he tackled them all, taught us a lesson and we were none the wiser.
Won't You Be My Neighbor? is a great reminder of childhood for certain generations. It's an inside look at a layered man who just wanted to make the world better. We could certainly use more people like Fred Rogers nowadays.


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The Norwegian King and Queen celebrated their golden jubilee of fifty years of marriage last week – and strange as it may seem, there are interesting lessons to learn for people even in Pakistan from the life of the Norway royals. The main event in Norway was a large religious service in Oslo Cathedral, it still having close ties between church and state, although with religious freedom for all and an increasing Muslim community. The couple arrived in the same big black cabriolet car from the 1960s, with number plate A5, which they had used in 1968. That time, it had taken nine years for the reigning King Olav V, the father of the then Crown Prince Harald, now King Harald V, to get his father's and the government's permission to marry Sonja Haraldsen, a 'woman of the people', a commoner, not of royal heritage and upbringing. Now she has become more royal than the rest, people say, and she saved the institution because Harald gave his father an ultimatum: either to marry Sonja or not marry at all, and live the rest of his life in secret with the woman he had chosen, or maybe he would have abdicated and then married as an 'ordinary citizen', but that was never talked about publicly.
In either case, it would have meant the end of monarchy in Norway since the post of king is inherited by the first born of the ruling king or queen; today, also women can hold the mostly ceremonial post. If Harald had not married and had off-springs, Norway would have become a republic, with an elected president. Well, maybe that would have been just as well in a democracy like Norway, since to have royalty in our time quite anachronistic. Pakistan's way of selecting a president, as was just done here, follows more democratic rules than the way it is done in Norway. However, the majority of the Norwegians say in opinion polls that they like the monarchy (as the other Scandinavian countries also do), and of all the political parties, it is only the small socialist and Marxist parties out on the left that are against the institution, but even they don't see it as a realistic option for the time being. The popular king, queen, crown prince and princess don't need to worry about their jobs and roles; they symbolise a kind of unity, diversity and continuity in the country – above 'ordinary people', yet, also like everyone else. The Prime Minister Erna Solberg said that last year when the king and queen celebrated their 80th birth days, both born in 1937: "You are ordinary people in extraordinary jobs."
Before the Oslo Cathedral service was held last week, the king and queen had spoken in quite some detail about how they had lived secretly for nine long years before they could marry. The only safe place they could meet was in Sonja's childhood home at Vindern in Oslo. It was a life in hiding and secrecy. It was true love in disguise, yes, under the veil and behind closed doors. I am sure many journalists knew about it, or at least had their suspicions, but in those days, they showed more restraint and decency than the media would have done today when such as story would have made good bucks, both for print, electronic and social media. Well, if the media had covered it, maybe the young couple would not have had to wait that long to get married; the media certainly being part of democracy.
I watched the Oslo Cathedral service on my laptop in Islamabad. The bishop of Oslo, Kari Veiteberg, is a woman, and the cathedral dean, Anne-May Grasaas, is also a woman, and the third top clergy, 'preses', the coordinator of the land's eleven bishops of the protestant Church of Norway, Helga Haugland Byfyglien, is also a woman. Fifty years ago, all were men, obviously. The world has changed since then! Interestingly, too, the Bishop and Dean, hold doctoral degrees in theology, which is not so common. The Oslo bishop has carried out some research, but in addition, she has worked among substance abusers and homeless in the capital and Norway's second city of Bergen, and she and her husband, also a clergy, have international experience, too.
In her sermon last week, she mentioned that a main Biblical text used on the occasion was from an area in Palestine where Christians and Muslims live side by side. Furthermore, among the young people reading texts from the Bible, were members of the royal family; there was a boy in a Sami national dress, belonging to Norway's indigenous people; and there was one boy with Somali features, speaking with distinct Oslo accent, more so than Bishop Veiteberg, who used her dialect from West Norway. This all underlines some of the diversity of modern Norway.
As Veiteberg's sermon ended – it being a celebration of love – she drew attention to all love being a creation of God. The artistic performance seamlessly ending her sermon was by two young men, one a singer and the other one showing off some ballet dance steps, all indicating affection and love of between two of the same gender that would in the past only be shown behind closed doors – yes, with parallel to the way Harald and Sonja had to live before they were allowed to come out and get married fifty-sixty years ago. The Crown Princess Mette Marit wiped off a few tears during the emotional performance. Incidentally, she was also a commoner when she married – and most royals today marry outside the royal circles, including in Sweden, Denmark, Holland, and UK. We live in a time when that is the rule of the day, and it saves the institution and reduces the risk for inherited and congenital deceases since most royals in Europe are related. Furthermore, today, like many others, the royals also divorce, which recently happened to the Norwegian Princess Märtha Louise. Yet, as it should be, the parents have joint custody over their three children, and they live in the same neighbourhood.
What lessons can we draw from all this then, from the Norwegian and other 'first families'? I believe one lesson that is essential is the fact that life is not too different either we are born rich and poor, either we live in Norway or Pakistan, be it in a small village or a big city, and so on. In the end, the existential issues in life are universal. Also, our religious thoughts, struggles and beliefs, irrespective of religion, have many similarities. True, there are also differences in everyday life, but under the surface they are fewer than the commonalities.
When the history of the lives of the Norwegian royals was talked about in quite some detail recently, it shed light on important issues in everyone's life. In Pakistan and elsewhere, it may make us reflect on issues related to marriage practices, with arranged or semi-arranged marriages being common. In our time, everyone should have the right to choose his or her life partner, or none. Yet, we still follow conventions and traditions; we often do rather what is expected of us than what our heart tells us.
Let me end my article today by mentioned the obvious, but what we don't always think about, notably that every person's life journey is unique and individual. We should balance traditions and demands, be considerate to family and community. Yet, we must not be old-fashioned and outdated either. Many old ways are not right; others may be. And we should remember that in the end, we must do what is right in our hearts, and we become the best and most productive persons if we do what we truly believe. Let us remember, too, that my life's journey, and yours, cannot follow any blueprint. Each of us must find our own way. No one else has walked our road before us, and no one else will follow exactly the same road after us either. We can learn from others, including the Norwegian royals. But each of us must live our own life – in a mixture of many things: harmony, tolerance, equality, duty, service, and even opposition and rebellion. In the end, we should be able to say that we did our best for oneself and for others. If it was celebration of love, as for the Norwegian king and queen, that would be good and right. But for most of us, maybe even the royals, life would most of the time be less passionate and ideal, and that could also be a good and happy life.
The writer is a senior Norwegian social scientist with experience in research, diplomacy and development aid.


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With all the sugar in foods and a busy schedule, Pre-teens residing in Mississauga often put wear and tear on their dentition and this can create apprehension for their caring parents. Mississauga children have a lot of contend with from their rigorous sports schedules and all the homework they have from our local schools. Hence, in their minds, care of their teeth can be one of the last priorities. St Lawrence Dentistry would like to work with you and your children to make sure they have healthy teeth during this important period of life and beyond.
You as parents, and us as your child's dentist, need to keep reminding children in this age group why oral hygiene is important and what they should do. Most fundamentally, we need to remind them that it is important to brush twice a day and make sure they do not miss the permanent molars in the back. A lot of children don't have an interest in brushing per se, but they do care about how they look so sometimes it helps to explain how good home care can lead to a healthy appearance. Once your child understands that improper oral hygiene can lead to missing, decayed and stained teeth they will be more motivated to take care of themselves. St Lawrence Dentistry's friendly dental hygienists would be happy to have the opportunity to coach your child on the best oral care routines for them. Of course leading by example goes along way at this impressionable age. If children see their parents having an excellent oral health routine they are more likely to adopt this. Children often love to have the excuse they 'ran out of floss' so it's important to have a good supply at home. At your visit to St. Lawrence Dentistry we can provide you with samples for the best products for your child. Its helps to not have too much junk food at home, so the only options available will be healthy foods like vegetables. Fruits also provide excellent nutritional benefit but have more sugars and acidity which can lead to demineralized tooth enamel. Therefore we recommend you may consider telling your child to rinse with water after fruit consumption. If your child's teeth are becoming soft there are products that can help remineralize your child's teeth before they turn into cavities.
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Tweens usually loose all their primary dentition between the ages 11 to 12 years. This period is marked by many teeth coming and going and eventually there will be more permanent teeth present than primary ones. The adult dentition usually appears and presses on the primary teeth when the adult roots are approximately 65 percent developed. If the adult teeth are developing slower than usual this will delay the eruption and the primary teeth will stay longer. If all the permanent teeth have not come in by age 14 there is a chance there may not be a permanent tooth present under the primary one. Another possibility is that the permanent tooth is erupting sideways so it can't come in. Dr. Hawryluk may recommend taking an x-ray at this point to check on the status of the new teeth. If any action is needed to correct the eruption of the teeth we will discuss all the options with you. Referral to an orthodontist is sometimes needed and there are several excellent ones in the Mississauga area. If the x-ray reveals there is no permanent tooth, sometime Dr. Hawryluk may recommend no treatment. Sometimes these retained primary teeth can last many decades into adulthood. If they eventually become symptomatic years later Dr. Hawryluk can discuss the possibility restoring the space with several possible options.
When your child is in for their hygiene visits at St. Lawrence Dentistry we will make sure your child is aware of all the new teeth and how to properly care for them. Since the new '12 year molars' or 'second molars' are the very back teeth (most distal) they are easier to miss when brushing and there is a higher incidence of decay on these teeth. At the same time the permanent canines come in which are very important teeth. The canines are the longest teeth and sometimes the strongest ones and take the brunt of the grinding forces in your child's developing dentition. Dr. Hawryluk will see if these teeth are coming in ideally and will make recommendations if they are not. Do not worry if the teeth come in at different ages. Every child is different and the time of eruption of these teeth can range several years.
When pediatric dental x-rays are taken occasionally we find an extra tooth. Sometimes these extra teeth have no room to erupt above the gum line, can crowd other teeth, or pose an esthetic issue. These extra teeth are called 'supernumerary teeth' and the most prevalent one of this class is the 'mesiodens'. It is called this because it resides in the middle of the 2 upper central incisor teeth. In addition to the issues above common to supernumerary teeth, the mesiodens can cause cyst formation and is common site for debris impaction between teeth. If Dr. Hawryluk detects the presence of supernumerary teeth he will discuss with you whether or not he feels this will pose an issue for your child. Removal of these teeth may be indicated.
Some primary teeth are more resistant to naturally coming out than others. Primary teeth which are more stubborn to come out are often 'ankylosed'. This where the tooth is fused directly to the bone instead of having a ligament separating the tooth and the bone. If a tooth is not coming out and it is affecting the positive development of your child's jaw, Dr. Hawryluk may recommend removal of an ankylosed baby tooth. The procedure for removing these more robustly seated teeth is slightly different. To lessen the force in removal Dr. Hawryluk will sometimes section the ankylosed tooth and remove it in pieces. That way less force needs to be used to remove them which makes for a more comfortable dental visit for your child. This condition is most prevalent in the lower primary molars and correlates highly with children who grind their teeth.
For some children orthodontic work may be indicated at this age. This could take the form of a simple appliance such as a 'palatal expander' which pushes the jaw in a favorable growth direction, or actual braces. There are instances where early intervention is appropriate, and there are also other cases that are better to wait until the jaw is fully developed. Dr. Hawryluk can discuss the relative indication for orthodontic treatment with your child and you can decide together with him if you would like your child to have a referral to an orthodontist. There are several excellent orthodontists in the Mississauga area St. Lawrence Dentistry works closely with. If you live in the Port Credit area Dr. Hawryluk may refer you to Dr. Virdee who provides high quality treatment.
She is located in Credit Landing Shopping Center and her website is: https://hometownortho.ca/
If you live in the Square One area, Dr. Schacher is an excellent orthodontist to consider. He uses Damon technology in his orthodontic treatment which means that your child's orthodontic work may be done in fewer adjustments, with no elastics, and in a fashion which is faster and more comfortable than regular braces. In addition to making your child's teeth straight, Dr. Schacher also focuses on your development of the esthetics your child's facial profile when providing orthodontic treatment.
His website can be found here: https://tropicalorthodontics.com/
With all the demanding sports programs in Port Credit, it is quite common for a child's front tooth to get knocked and become loose during physical activity. In addition, there are other reasons such as dental bone conditions, or a traumatic bite which can make a child's permanent tooth become loose. If your child's tooth becomes loose from a simple fall or from sports please call St. Lawrence Dentistry. If it is after business hours our friendly live answering service will field the call and will relay the message to Dr. Hawryluk Jr. promptly. Your child may need a temporary splint or other treatments to help tighten the tooth up. There are some bone conditions that also loosen children's teeth such as Juvenile Periodontitis. This is a rare condition but it is seen in our Mississauga community and needs immediate attention. If found Dr. Hawryluk will ensure appropriate treatment is carried out and may refer you so one a periodontal specialist. One excellent periodontal specialist in the Mississauga is Dr. Guy Aboodi.
His website is here: http://www.gaperio.com/
If a loose tooth is the result of too much force when biting down Dr. Hawryluk can sometimes gently contour the tooth in question to ease the pressure on the tooth thus allowing it to tighten up. This is called 'selective contouring' and is an easy process to do for the pediatric dental patient if required.
Issues with bad breath can peak around this age group as children's eating habits sometimes change during this times and oral home care is sometimes not a priority for them. If you suspect a breath issue for your child, Dr. Hawryluk and our dental hygienists can see what is causing this and we will work with your child to resolve this.
For more information on correcting bad breath please visit us here:
St. Lawrence Dentistry would like to be your child's dentist for this period and beyond. We are committed to offering the best possible dental care for your child and your family. Please call us if you would like to visit our office.
References: Your Childs Teeth, Weidman


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Bravo Zulu commented 2018-06-16 09:51:13 -0400
Perhaps women need to start doing their most important job if this article is true – and have some kids – otherwise there will be no women to drive – because islam will keep them all at home.
First it was air conditioning, now it's roads. In an truly spectacularly patronising article by Helen Pidd in the Guardian, it is argued that roads are scary to women because they're designed by men.
Give me a break.
I'm sick of men being told they're over represented in everything. Now they're even complaining about cycling. If women want to cycle more, they should cycle more. If they want to take a cab, then good for them.
This is getting beyond ridiculous.


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At long last, BCC has announced that the previous local consultation, which closed in August 2015, has now progressed to the formal Statutory Consultation stage for the requisite Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) to be adopted for additional, long-overdue, parking restrictions in and around Westbury Village.
However, it should be noted that these latest proposals are based on the results of the feedback from the previous informal consultation in 2015 (funded from the NP's devolved budget). Therefore, residents should resist the temptation to drastically change these latest proposals. If that was to happen, it is likely that BCC would have to abandon these current proposals and go back to square one, to start the whole process all over again!
In short, be careful what you wish for and, basically, take what's on offer and only propose minor "tweaks" – if any at all. You have been warned – a bird in the hand etc etc
The consultation runs from Thursday 2 May until Wednesday 29 May. Full details are given in the following links to BCC documents:
Statement of Reasons
Notice of Proposal
Draft Order
Proposed New Waiting Restrictions (1)
Proposed New Waiting Restrictions (2)
Existing Waiting Restrictions (1)
Existing Waiting Restrictions (2)
The Notice of Proposals details how to object to any of the proposals.


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One of the most common challenges when working with Power BI is to ensure that changes done in your Tabular Models and Power BI Datasets are now breaking your existing reporting.
During this session we will go through how to generate valuable test cases from your Checked in Power BI reports based on Pester. When this is done we will show how you can use this information to automate your test run and publish the result as part of your build and release pipelines in Azure DevOps.
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There is a breadth of knowledge in the data community that will benefit everyone.
We want to spread that knowledge.
We all work in the data and SQL space, some of us for many years. We have a range of skills and experiences from being given the MVP award by Microsoft, organising user groups and speaking at events around the world.
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Yes, There Is Another Fork
In this article, we mentioned that the recent high Zclassic price, in spite of the fact that it had been abandoned by its development team, was as a result of rumors of another upcoming fork. We also stated that Ran Neuner, host of the CNBC Africa Crypto trader show, tweeted about having information on what the rumor was actually about. He did deliver on his promise. In his latest show, he interviewed the people behind Bitcoin Anonymous, the upcoming Zclassic fork. The rationale behind Bitcoin Anonymous, its features and snapshot date were all discussed.
Behind the fork and the continuous relevance of Zclassic is Jake Greenbaum A.K.A Crypto King. Jake is into crypto investments and writes about cryptocurrencies too. He would be handling the promotional aspect of the Bitcoin Anonymous while Sam Abassi, the Bitcoin Anonymous lead developer, takes care of the technical aspects.
At the time of writing, Zclassic was priced at $28.38. This is just six dollars short of the Bitcoin Private price which was at $34.2 on coinmarketcap.com.
Reasons For The Fork
According to Greenbaum, Bitcoin Anonymous was going to combine popular cryptocurrency features from the cryptosphere. It is an attempt to use features from different cryptocurrencies to come out with one currency with utility and value.
Another reason he gave was that the new fork of Zclassic was going to correct mistakes made when Bitcoin Private was forked off Zclassic and Bitcoin two months ago. One such mistake, according to him, was the fact that listing of the Bitcoin Private on major exchanges was not properly handled before the fork date.
These were his exact words.
"The reality is there were delays, they didn't make big exchanges and they really upset their community. And coins live and die by the communities supporting them. And if from a development standpoint, you can't achieve the goals your community wants, you're as a coin not going to succeed. So, not that Bitcoin Private won't not succeed but they're going to have a harder time succeeding than going into it without delays, with big exchange listings and with a community that supports them."
In Greenbaum's opinion, lining up exchanges before the fork was going to make it more likely to succeed.
Features of Bitcoin Anonymous
Bitcoin Anonymous is mainly going to be a fork of Zclassic with the Bitcoin name and Zclassic's zK-Snarks technology. There are, however, other proposed features like Masternodes and the ASIC resistant Equihash.
10th September 2018 has been stated as the date for the Bitcoin Anonymous snapshot. Since it is also going to be a fork of both Zclassic and Bitcoin, holders of both coins would be getting same amounts of Bitcoin Anonymous after the fork.The team plans to release more information later today.
Does the cryptocurrency space need Bitcoin Anonymous? Instead of coming out with a new fork, would it be better for this team to help Bitcoin Private succeed? Let us know in the comments.


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CARRIE UNDERWOOD'S LEGS. Do I need to say more??
Image Courtesy of Huffington Post
You know they are sexy, I know they are sexy, and she knows they are sexy. Why else would she wear a long sleeve shirt and underwear while singing in front of the entire nation? So after the CMA awards last night lotsa people weren't talking about the singing, or the awards, they were talking about how hot Carrie Underwoods bottom half is, not to say her top half isn't just as sexy. Anyway! I've never been to the gym with Ms. Underwood, but I'm pretty sure she does most, if not all of these exercises!
These exercises can be combined into a killer leg workout. Try them TABATA style- doing 20 seconds of hard work with 10 seconds of rest, a total of 8 rounds- or four minutes. I also picked these specific leg burners because they can be easily scaled up or down. If pistols are too difficult to do- try them holding onto an upright pole, or sitting back onto something a foot or so off of the ground.
Try making the lunges and squats more difficult by holding onto a medicine ball, dumbbells, or lifting a barbell overhead. Some people forget about the lower portion their legs, jumping rope is great for your calfs. You can find some tips about making burpees easier, here!
What is your favorite leg exercise? Which celebrity legs/body do you envy?!


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By Natalie Lord
Last week we highlighted three of the leading men in the crypto industry: Changpeng Zhao, Brian Armstrong and Tyler Winklevoss. This week we look at other figures who are shining lights in the space.
Vitalik Buterin
There's a different Godfather in the crypto sphere to the one that immediately springs to mind. His name is Vitalik Buterin and he's known as the Godfather of Ethereum. Buterin was born in Russia but moved to Canada when he was six. His father was a computer scientist.
Buterin is one of the key programmers who is responsible for driving development of the Ethereum platform forward. His focus this year has been on making ICOs safer. To this end he recently unveiled the DAICO concept, a more secure and safer way to run an ICO and it's gaining a strong following. He is also co-founder of Bitcoin Magazine.
Brad Garlinghouse
The CEO of Ripple is Brad Garlinghouse and he's another key crypto player. Ripple is a crypto payments start-up that earlier this year launched xCurrent, its international payment protocol. Garlinghouse holds a BA in economics from the University of Kansas and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Previously, Garlinghouse was the CEO of Hightail which is a file-sharing start-up. He's also worked for AOL, Yahoo!, Flickr. Yahoo! Mail and Yahoo! Messenger. Garlinghouse is an active investor in more than 40 other start-up investments to date including hardware company, Pure Storage, AI start-up Diffbot and Indigo Agriculture.
Roger Ver
Roger Ver was one of the earliest investors in the first batch of Bitcoin start-ups. He is now much involved with Bitcoin Cash, a hard fork of the original Bitcoin that is intended for use as cash. Ver has been referred to as "Bitcoin Jesus" for his strong belief in Bitcoin and his early adoption of the cryptocurrency. Ver was born and raised in Silico Valley. He served 10 years in prison for selling explosives on eBay, pleading guilty to three related felony charges. He moved to Japan in 2005 after his release and renounced US citizenship in 2014, instead opting for a Saint Kitts and Nevis passport. He is now the CEO of Bitcoin.com.
Barry Silbert
Digital Currency Group is a crypto incubator and investment fund that's been around for a few years. Barry Silbert is the CEO is the company and the CEO of Grayscale Investments, a digital currency investment fund that runs the Bitcoin Investment Trust, a private trust invested solely in Bitcoin. Silbert previously founded SecondMarket Inc to provide liquidity for restricted securities in public companies. He also began investing in Bitcoin companies, starting as an angel investor, providing funding for many of the earliest companies in the space including Coinbase, Bitpay and Ripple. In 2015 he sold SecondMarket to NASDAQ then formed Digital Currency Group.
Next week we'll unveil the final three hitters in the crypto top ten. One has a net worth of more than US$2bn, another has predicted Bitcoin will hit a price target of US$20,000 before the year is out, and another has put his PhD in Computer Science to very good use.


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Advocates of the Nation Unite! We Have Nothing To Lose But Our Trains!Written by David Peter Alan, Contributing Editor
It feels a little strange to paraphrase Karl Marx in this publication, but the circumstances seem to warrant it in this instance. There are advocates all over the country who want an improved Amtrak, at least as they see it, and this writer knows or has known many of them. Unfortunately, sometimes their advocacy serves to undermine the efforts of other advocates, pitting two advocacy camps against each other and furthering the goals of the anti-rail forces who want to make our trains disappear permanently. A recent editorial piece here in Railway Age, a blog post, a magazine story and an advocate's response to it from earlier this year comprise two cases in point.
In Deciphering the Amtrak Puzzle, posted here on Aug. 5, Minnesota advocate Andrew Selden argues that Amtrak should augment its long-distance offerings, especially by expanding routes and opportunities for passengers to make connections to other trains. He also argues that shorter-haul services are not cost-effective, because they would require additional expensive infrastructure, and he implies that using automobiles for shorter distances makes more sense than providing more trains.
This writer agrees with him about long-distance trains, for the most part. The current Amtrak long-distance network looks much like it did in 1971, and the last addition of any route where Amtrak operates today came almost 40 years ago. Most of Selden's recommended route extensions make sense, and it would not be difficult to accomplish them in theory. Getting the potential host railroads to go along is a different matter, but that difficulty alone should not hinder advocacy efforts. Many advocates, including those from the Northeast (this writer among them), want an enhanced long-distance train network. The Rail Passengers Association (RPA) has called for one, as has the Rail Users Network (RUN), many of whose members come from the transit-rich homeland of the Northeast Corridor.
If Selden had argued solely for more long-distance trains and expansion of the network to serve more communities, it would have been difficult for this writer or any other advocates to quarrel with him. His assertion that private operators would step in to provide long-distance passenger trains is questionable, and we note that neither Warren Buffett nor Matt Rose ever suggested that BNSF should restore the North Coast Limited or any other historic trains under its own auspices. Still, essentially all advocates are fighting Amtrak's efforts to dismantle its skeletal long-distance network, and rightly so.
Yet, Selden couples his advocacy for long-distance trains with discounting the feasibility of expanding, and even running, shorter-distance corridors. He goes so far as appearing to concede that segment of travel to the automobile—an attitude that discounts the millions of Americans who depend on public transportation, and the millions more who are motorists but would prefer to ride the train if there were a train to ride.
Other advocates have made similar arguments. Still, as badly managed as it is, Amtrak has three components that are structurally distinct: the long-distance trains, the state-supported trains, and the NEC and its branches. Due to the pitifully tiny magnitude of the Amtrak network, the complete lack of any long-distance services provided by anyone else, and the politics that govern the nation's transportation policies, ideas by advocates that pit one part of the nation's minuscule passenger train network against another part can hurt all of it.
There was a similar case in point several months ago that attracted the attention of the advocacy community. On March 25, a man named Jason Torchinsky posted an anti-Amtrak rant on a website called jalopnik.com that makes famed anti-rail and anti-transit activist Randall O'Toole's latest book-length scream (reviewed by this writer for Railway Age and appearing on www.railwayage.com on Nov. 13, 2018) seem downright complimentary. Torchinsky titled his piece "I Took Amtrak Instead of Flying and It Made Me Want to Die a Little Bit," and he began: "It started, I think, as a joke," and then mentioned that he was on his way to an automobile show. The "About theAauthor" notation identifies him solely as the owner of a number of vintage automobiles, which renders it difficult to fathom how he could consider himself knowledgeable about Amtrak (or the buses that he lauds, for that matter) without mentioning any rail-related (or bus-related) credentials that he might have possessed.
Torchinsky's piece might have been relegated to its section of the blogging realm, if it had not been for Art Carden, who responded the next day on the Forbes Magazine website. Carden is an economist based in Birmingham, Ala., and not merely as an automobilephile. His rant was stronger, titled: "Is It Time to Pull the Plug on Amtrak?" He began: "I've taken Amtrak between Birmingham and New Orleans several times, and I will almost certainly do so again at some point in the future; however, Amtrak's performance suggests that it's time for taxpayer-subsidized rail service to go quietly into the night. To join the choir invisible. To cease to be."
By Carden's own reckoning, if he gets his wish, he had better take those Amtrak trips soon. Why he wants Amtrak to disappear but still expects to take the trip again, especially when he lauds "competing" air and bus services as well as the joy of driving an automobile, he does not explain. Carden repeated the questionable mantra that the Northeast Corridor is the only component of Amtrak that is "economically viable," and he goes on to tout bus travel, without actually saying that he would take the bus. He makes the bus schedules appear better than they actually are (especially Megabus), and he concludes by saying that, if Amtrak were to disappear, "Intercity bus service would likely expand to fill the gap," an assertion this writer found to be absolutely untrue while investigating what happened when Greyhound Canada ceased all operations in the Western part of that country.
Some advocates posted their responses to Carden. One, in particular, was reasonable. It came from Chicago advocate and Railway Age contributor F.K. Plous, who blamed federal policies that have subsidized highways and air travel, at the expense of rail, for the past several decades. Specifically, Plous said: "Of course flights to Birmingham are faster and more reliable than taking the train. Since 1946, the federal government has poured hundreds of billions of dollars in capital into airport construction and improvements, and since 1958 has poured billions more in subsidies into the FAA's Air Traffic Control system to make sure that happens. But to the layman, only trains get government subsidies. The highways and civil aviation just live off magic money from who knows who, and who cares?"
Selden sent a strongly worded response to Forbes, in which he criticized Carden for perpetuating "long-standing falsehoods concerning Amtrak and the performance of its various trains." He could have questioned Carden's credibility generally regarding his attack on Amtrak's long-distance trains, but he refrained from doing so. Instead, he chose to dispute only Carden's brief mention of the NEC, and used the rest of his communication to denounce the NEC itself, saying: "The Northeast Corridor is emphatically not self-sustaining" and went on to praise the longer-distance trains.
Most of Selden's comments have merit, such as his criticism of Amtrak's accounting methods, which other advocates (including George Chilson, former head of the National Association of Railroad Passengers) have also found objectionable. However, as an advocate for the entire Amtrak system, this writer reads comments like Selden's and "dies a little bit" like Torchinsky says he does while riding on an Amtrak train.
Amtrak President Richard Anderson and his deputy, Stephen Gardner, have recently been criticized severely for pitting the corridors that they would like to keep against the few remaining long-distance trains, which they apparently would like to kill. In contrast, Selden praises the long-distance trains as unsung profit centers for Amtrak, while asserting that the NEC is a money pit into which the rest of the nation's trains would fall to their doom.
Managers like Anderson and Gardner pursue one "divide-and-conquer" strategy, while some advocates pursue a different "divide-and-conquer" strategy. In the long run, divisive strategies among advocates will probably not hurt Amtrak management much, but they could end up forcing some or all of the nation's riders to live with fewer trains.
Yes, Amtrak is political. Everybody knows that. So is the local transit that serves our communities, if we are fortunate enough to live in communities that have it. So are decisions about highways and automobile use. In short, passenger transportation has left the private sector for the most part, and the public sector has picked it up. Public transportation is located squarely there, and it is not moving back. That means politics, and keeping Amtrak going at all has involved striking political deals and balances for the past 48 years. That will continue to happen. It is particularly difficult at this time, because the country has an Administration that is more hostile to Amtrak and local transit that others have been historically, although none have been supportive of Amtrak or local transit during the period since Amtrak began operating.
Maybe this writer, who lives in the middle of the NEC and also rides many of Amtrak's long-distance trains and state-supported trains regularly, is more aware of the need for a balanced policy, both in terms of transportation and politics, than most people. The fact remains that it is always necessary to tell elected officials from the Northeast region that the nation needs trains in other parts of the country, too. It is also necessary to tell similar officials from elsewhere that both the regional and national economies depend on a strong passenger-rail network in the Northeast, which includes both Amtrak's NEC and the many local rail lines operated by the region's transit providers, like New Jersey Transit, and SEPTA in Philadelphia. Another fact that remains is that arguments like Selden's would not go over well among members of Congress from places like this writer's home state of New Jersey.
There seems to be no dispute among the advocacy community that there are a lot of problems with today's Amtrak. It is difficult to evaluate Amtrak's performance, since its non-GAAP accounting—as correctly pointed out by Selden—makes little sense. Riders are losing amenities and on-time performance is declining. It appears that we are going back to the time when we must fight targeted battles to save specific trains from extinction, when there should be general agreement that the nation needs more passenger trains everywhere, rather than fewer of them. If anything, the situation is getting worse as we watch. This writer recently posted an obituary for the Hoosier State train here, and other trains could die the same way in the future.
There is nothing wrong with zealous and passionate advocacy for a particular train, for trains in a region, or for trains everywhere in the nation. The more of us who advocate for passenger trains of every kind, the harder it will be for elected officials to ignore us, and the more likely it will be that they will be supportive. For advocates to pit one part of Amtrak against another is counterproductive. It stems from an attitude of disdain for trains and riders elsewhere in the country, and it dovetails all-too-well with Amtrak's apparent objective to get rid of some trains and make the remaining ones less-desirable or less-enjoyable to ride.
David Peter Alan is Chair of the Lackawanna Coalition, an independent non-profit organization that advocates for better service on the Morris & Essex (M&E) and Montclair-Boonton rail lines operated by New Jersey Transit, as well as on connecting transportation. The Coalition, founded in 1979, is one of the nation's oldest rail advocacy organizations. In New Jersey, Alan is a long-time member and/or board member of the NJ Transit Senior Citizens and Disabled Residents Transportation Advisory Committee and Essex County Transportation Advisory Board. Nationally, he belongs to the Rail Users' Network (RUN). Admitted to the New Jersey and New York Bars in 1981, he is a member of the U.S. Supreme Court Bar and a Registered Patent Attorney specializing in intellectual property and business law. Alan holds a B.S. in Biology from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1970); M.S. in Management Science (M.B.A.) from M.I.T. Sloan School of Management (1971); M.Phil. from Columbia University (1976); and a J.D. from Rutgers Law School (1981).


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Regimental Museum
Soldiers of Shropshire Museum is a Regimental Museum which houses the collections of the major county Regiments – the King's Shropshire Light Infantry and its ancestors; the Shropshire Yeomanry; the Shropshire Royal Horse Artillery and the related county Militia, Volunteers and Territorials of Shropshire.
|The museum displays were completely refurbished after a terrorist attack in 1992, re-opening in 1997, and the collection now proudly lives up to the regimental motto: Aucto Splendore Resurgo (I rise again in Greater Splendour)
|The exhibition starts in the East Tower and mezzanine, with a display of regimental artefacts and on the Modern Army and The Rifles – the successor to the KSLI. The modern theme, with exhibits on recent deployments, modern armament, uniform and medals continues as you get your first view of the Main Hall below…
|The Main Hall tells the story of the Shropshire Regiments, starting with the formation of the 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment by Colonel William Whitmore of Apley in 1755 and of the 85th Light Infantry (the first Light Infantry regiment) by Colonel The Viscount Pulteney in Shrewsbury in 1759. The French Wars of 1793 to 1815 saw the formation or extension of Shropshire's local regiments, the county Militia, the Yeomanry and the Volunteers, whose successors continue to be represented in today's armed forces as Reservists. The displays follow the regular regiments up to 1914 as they help to carve out and then garrison a world-wide empire, with the Volunteer and Territorial regiments at home ready for any crisis which might threaten the Nation.
|Whilst the Main Hall shows the spectacular part of the regiments' histories up to 1914, on the ground floor of the Castle, the visitor is taken through the grimmer times of the two World Wars when the men and women of Shropshire served in their thousands, many in specially raised Service and Home Guard battalions.
|The regimental story continues with displays on the withdrawal from empire in Africa and the Far East and the era of the Cold War, with the exhibit devoted to the Korean War of 1950-53 illustrating a (then) new phase of soldiering, for the first time under the flag of the United Nations.
The late 1960s saw both the Yeomanry and the KSLI become part of a more integrated British Army, reflecting its strategic position as global peacekeeper. In 1968, the five regiments of the Light Infantry Brigade (the KSLI, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, Somerset and Cornwall Light Infantry, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry and Durham Light Infantry) amalgamated to form The Light Infantry, with the 1st KSLI being redesignated as the 3rd Battalion of the new regiment.
In 1969, the Shropshire Yeomanry regiment was replaced by No. 4 Squadron, 35 (South Midlands) Signal Regiment and the Shropshire Yeomanry Cadre. These later formed the Shropshire Yeomanry Squadron of the Queen's Own Mercian Yeomanry before their amalgamation into the Royal Mercian and Lancastrian Yeomanry and subsequent re-subordination to the Royal Yeomanry.


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What is the cost of IVF in Kharagpur?
The IVF cost in Kharagpur for one cycle can range more than 90,000 up to Rs. 1,50,000 which excludes the cost of injections and prescribed medicines, This is not fixed. Hundreds and thousands of people have spent more than Rs. 600,000 for the test tube baby treatment. There are many factors which contribute the ultimate cost of IVF treatment including your medical history, your infertility issues and few other infertility treatments can be combined with IVF. The IVF treatment cost varies on the location. The cost of IVF treatment in Kharagpur can varies from the cost of IVF in other locations. Most of the couples travel to other cities to get cheaper IVF cycles.
Factors that adds up the cost of IVF treatment in Kharagpur
There are many elements which directly affects the cost of IVF treatment in Kharagpur. These elements are very important when it comes to the success rate of IVF treatment in Kharagpur. There are many IVF treatment clinics which are offering the average cost of 200,000 INR with an additional discount of 10% to the patients.
The below factors can indirectly increase your IVF cost in Kharagpur.
- The consultation charges of Rs. 500 to Rs. 1500 can increase your IVF treatment in Kharagpur.
- The age of your female partner, the infertility period, the infertility issues as well as the type of IVF cycles can also imparts the cost.
- The laboratory charge is the prime factor in IVF. As you can see the name, the main part of the process IVF is conducted in Vitro means the glass.
- The couples can try out IUI before deciding to go for IVF. This can help them to have a baby without spending much on IVF treatment.
- Different factors like surrogacy, egg donor, sperm donor can rise up the cost up to Rs. 60,000 to help you with the IVF treatment.
- There are many couples who choose to freeze the embryo for future which increase their cost.
- The TESA which is commonly known as Testicular Sperm Aspiration may add more Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 18,000 in your procedure.
Wide range of fertility treatment cost in Kharagpur
The various fertility treatment can have different costs in Kharagpur. Here, you will get the complete details of all the treatments and their cost.
IUI Treatment Cost
Most of the doctors advice to select IUI which is known as Intrauterine insemination for most of the couples. If you are considering the most affordable way to treat infertility, then this treatment is most convenient and less invasive. It can be done in shorter amount of time and there is no need of general or local anesthesia. You can find the cost of IUI treatment in Kharagpur can be between Rs. 6000 to Rs. 9000. In case you need assistance from the sperm donor, then this cost can increase up to Rs. 10,000.
ICSI treatment cost
The ICSI I.e. intracytoplasmic sperm injection is the most crucial step in the IVF. In this treatment a single sperm is injected into the egg in the laboratory and observed for the fertilization. The success rate is high with ICSI than the conventional infertility treatment. The ICSI is the most crucial process in the IVF, so the charges are also higher than other IVF methods in Kharagpur. Including the ICSI treatment, medicines, lab expenses, scans and other charges, the cost of the IVF treatment can be maximized up to Rs. 150,000. Furthermore, the cost of IVF with ICSI treatment can rise if you are using donor sperm. Then the cost can vary between Rs. 140,000 to Rs. 170,000.
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Embryo Freezing Cost
After the ICSI treatment, the couples select the option to freeze the fertilized eggs for future. It is a fact that the woman who has frozen embryo transfer has better chances to have a successful pregnancy than using the newly developed embryo. You have to pay around Rs. 135,000 to Rs. 150,000 to freezing the embryo.
Frozen embryo transfer
The embryos left in the previous IVF cycle can be froze and transferred to the uterus in FET process. So basically, the cost of frozen embryo transfer is a very low when compared to the entire IVF cycle. The cost of FET ranges between Rs. 35,000 to Rs. 40,000 in Kharagpur.
Laser Assisted Hatching
One of the most advanced infertility treatments are laser assisted hatching. The IVF experts are now recommending it to hatch the eggs by using laser directly into the uterus. The couples can spend just Rs. 150,000 in Kharagpur at some of the best IVF centers.
Surrogacy is the process in which another woman has to carry your child until birth. This is an inexpensive process as you need to hire a womb. The total cost of IVF treatment along with surrogacy can increase up to Rs. 900,000 which might depend on the surrogate mother and her health conditions.
Here's the quick view of the IVF treatment cost based on the above mentioned different infertility issues:
|Type of Infertility Treatment
|Cost of Infertility Treatment (in Rs.)
|IUI Treatment
|8,000 to 10,000
|ICSI Treatment
|120,000 to 170,000
|300,000 to 500,000
|Laser assited Hatching
|100,000 to 150,000
|Frozen Embryo transfer
|35,000 to 45,000
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Get budget-friendly IVF treatment in Kharagpur
In Kharagpur, you will find many IVF centers offering unmatched benefits. In Kharagpur, treatments of various infertility issues are available. If you are searching IVF treatment at affordable cost, then you should visit Kharagpur. You need to consider different financial aspects for finding the cost effective IVF treatment pack. The IVF cost in Kharagpur can increase or decrease due to many reasons. This may also depend on couples with long time fertility issues. You need to consider the total IVF cost in Kharagpur between Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 200,000 which further includes the expenses like drugs, laboratory expenses, scans etc. And this may increase due to many reasons.
IVF treatment packages
Different type of couples face different types of infertility issues which can be treated with different types of IVF treatment package in Kharagpur. These different types of IVF packages include different types of fertility services and their different prices. There are three packages which include the basic package, the advanced package and the pack with additional treatments for different types of infertilities. The detailed information of all the three IVF treatment package is as follows:
Basic IVF treatment package
The basic package offers only one IVF cycle which also does not include any additional treatment and charge. The minimum amount of this package is about Rs. 200,000 for the couples suffering from infertility. But the IVF price in Kharagpur can increase or decrease. The basic treatment plan only includes the eggs and sperm of the couples. For getting the help of donor sperm and donor eggs, the couple has to spend a little more. Seek advice of your fertility expert before selecting the right package based on your infertility issue.
Advanced IVF treatment package
The advanced treatment package includes the services of sperm donor and eggs donor. Based on the infertility issue, this advanced treatment package can be selected. This advanced treatment pack is completely different from the basic pack and the couples have to spend the minimum of Rs. 220,000 up to Rs. 300,000 for this plan.
Additional IVF Treatment Package
The below mentioned additional processes of the IVF treatment help the couple to get high chance of success. These treatments are created with the advanced techniques to meet the exact requirements of the infertile couples. In this additional facilities various types of advanced services like TESA, FET, tube reversal, PSD or PSG are included.
Sperm donor
For this treatment, the donor sperm is used to cope up with the male infertility. The sperm is then used in the laboratory to process with the eggs. The additional treatment also includes the payment of Rs. 20,000 to the sperm donor and this will enhance the IVF treatment cost in Kharagpur along with Rs. 220,000. For using the sperm donor, you need to consult with your IVF doctor. The male partners who are having low sperm quality, low sperm count or are suffering from immovable sperms can take this advantage to increase the success rate of the IVF treatment.
Egg donor
In the IVF treatment, the healthy eggs are must. When the female partner failed to offer healthy eggs, they can be required by the help of donors. Egg retrieval process is invasive and needs surgical steps to collect healthy eggs. As it requires good medical treatment, the couple has to spend up to Rs. 100,000 just to collect healthy eggs from the donor. Along with the egg donors, the total cost of the IVF treatment should be Rs. 300,000. This cost also includes the payment to the eggs donor of Rs. 100,000.
Tube Reversal
The tube reversal process needs surgical attention as the fallopian tubes are put back together in order to get pregnant naturally. The fallopian tubes that have been previously burned or cut can be operated under this treatment. In this operation, the surgeon will make a small cut in the lower pelvic area to operate he tubes. Then with the help of microscope the small tubes are carefully attached with small suture. The couples can have successful and natural pregnancy after this treatment with the chances of 50 to 70 percent in woman with 40 years or below. And the couples have to spend maximum Rs. 300,000 for this treatment.
In order to treat male infertility this method is used. It is a surgical method to collect healthy sperms from men who are having different sorts of infertility issues and failed to provide sperms naturally. The TESA can be concluded at any IVF clinic and the total cost of TESA excluding the IVF rate in Kharagpur will be Rs. 51,000 which also includes the other on-site facilities and surgeon's fee.
The PGS or PGD can be conducted on frozen embryos in the laboratory, before transferring them from the Vitro. PGS or PGD is a vital process to identify the genetic disorder in the embryos. Many times, the couples have to test their embryos to detect any genetic disorder in their child. In order to check the embryo for PGS the couples have to spend Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 60,000.
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December 12.
An exemplary calm night was followed by a no worse day. The machine-gun shooting and the like petty trifles are of no account.
At 9 a.m., I visited the TMC where they glibly clapped the missing stamp-smear of theirs into my military identification card.
Maiden day at a new job.
The Renderers' is a chilly corner room with three windows in two walls and three office desks. At times a pack of idling men assemble in it one-by-one to wag their jaws and to offset the air chillness with rough smoke from their cigarettes. Still it's a good thing to have a work place!
And I tried to make a good beginning:
- in the room I borrowed from Wagrum the key to duplicate it;
in the corridor I made friends with Alya
(so, it's her first day too! well I never! a typist? wow!);
- from the Typists' I collected four typed renderings of mine to proofread them before submitting the stuff to Head of Russian Section.
About three p.m., I was told I might leave: there was no more work for today.
A nice and cozy family evening at home.
Sahtik was playing with Ahshaut, Roozahna reading in undertone, the mother-in-law sleeping, I shaping and filing the duplicate key.
At 8 p.m., the mother-in-law commenced to bake breads in the gas oven. I saw Sahtik and the kids to the Underground.
Sahtik complained of unbearable cold droughts breaking in the compartment from behind the hanging rags.
After a long and winding way meandering between and over the heaps, stacks and hills of boxes, pipes, bottles and sundry jumble of suchlike jetsam, I reached the deepest, dustiest and darkest corner in the room.
A pitch black hole—two by two feet—gaped there letting in a constant icy breeze.
I stopped the hole with a piece of cardboard.
No sooner had I climbed out of that dust abyss through the other doorway in the compartment than a tall guy rigged out in a stylish overcoat and expensive fur affair on his head confronted me in the main tunnel.
He demanded my explanations as to what right I had to cut off the air coming in for all the Underground.
I let the sleeping dogs lie and told him it was not a complete closure and some air was still getting in.
<!-- All things considered, my statement was true to some extent. You bet he'd never dive in that dust maze to validate my report. -->
At home, my mother-in-law surprised me with a pensive question whether I trusted in God after all.
I guess her queer query was prompted by a priest's visit to Underground who handed out throwaways with printed prayers and bibles for kids.
I answered there were so too many of Them and I had not made my final choice yet.
It's half an hour before midnight. The mother-in-law has just finished bread baking and gone to Underground.
A freezing wind outdoors sweeps snow dust along the street.
At times a cannon shell adds its bang.
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Italian Beef Fajitas
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Texas Cavier Salad with Ham
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Sector3 Studios have just released a brand new track for the RaceRoom Racing Experience sim the Chang International Circuit aka Buriram United International Circuit.
The Circuit opened in Thailand during 2014 and since then the FIA Grade 1 rated facility has hosted national and international series, such as the Japanese Super GT, Asian Le Mans Series as well as the TCR International Series and the WTCC.
This new 4.5km track was produced it in direct collaboration with Tilke GmbH, the designer of many racetracks including those used on the F1 championship.
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The video reaffirmed the common benefits of trees such as shelter, oxygen and helping the value of our properties. It did show me some new learning such as the fact that there is lots of carbon dioxide already in the air. I knew there was carbon dioxide but I did not know that there was lots. I also learned that trees play a role in filtering water.
I find it interesting that we remove trees to build new homes and then plant new and usually smaller trees. To bad we can't find a way to save some of these trees and incorporate them onto new properties so each new home has a mature tree or two.
The video let us know that trees are important to our world because they stop erosion, absorb carbon dioxide, and prevent floods, among many other wonderful things. I never knew that trees stop erosion so this was something new that I learned which was also surprising. I think we can always do a lot more to protect our trees. We should not take trees for granted and tree cutting companies should not take the cutting down of trees lightly. It should not be assumed that there is an endless supply of trees, because sadly there is not.
Living in Northwestern Ontario, I have a tendency to take trees for granted. My kids and I were just watching The Lorax, and it was a good reminder of many of the messages in this video. There's a lot of important information in this little video! I also appreciated the focus on trees preventing erosion. I think providing more information that the standard 'trees are good for the environment' in an engaging, brief video makes this video well-suited to provoke deeper exploration.


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