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Escape to DPRK for a weekend mini-break
over China's Dragon Boat Festival
to see the highlights of Pyongyang.
From 1,350 EUR per person
Escape to DPRK for a weekend mini-break over China's Dragon Boat Festival to see the highlights of Pyongyang including amongst others a ride on the city's own metro and a visit to the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum as well as getting down to the town of Kaesong and the DMZ where North and South continue their decades-old face-off.
Overnight: Hotel in Beijing not included in the tour. Contact us for recommendations near our office!
Arrival Day in Pyongyang
Overnight: Yanggakdo International Hotel, Pyongyang. Home away from home for most (but not all!) foreign visitors to Pyongyang, this 47-story hotel is located on an island in the middle of the Taedong River and offers great views of the city. Comfortable rooms and comprehensive leisure facilities: swimming pool, spa, billiards, bowling, gift shops, tea houses, beer brewed on-site, and a Chinese-run casino.
Pyongyang City Tour
Overnight: Minsok Folk Hotel - Traditional style hotel where guest sleep on heated floors in Korean-style. Hot water not guaranteed and erratic electric supply -please bring a torch. Beautiful setting in Kaesong old city with stream running through the center and Ri dynasty furniture.
Kaesong City and DMZ Tour
Overnight:Yanggakdo Hotel, Pyongyang
Departure Day from Pyongyang and Return to Beijing by flight or train. Please confirm your preferred exit method upon booking*
All our tours enter the DPRK by plane. But the default setting upon your return is the 24-hour international train from Pyongyang to Beijing. For an extra 50 EUR you can opt for the plane back instead. The flight takes around 90 minutes.See more
All hotel rooms on our all-inclusive group tours feature twin beds, and will be shared. If you'd like a room to yourself then you can upgrade for an extra 40 EUR per night. This rises to 50 EUR per night if you're on one of our marathon tours due to the shortage of rooms over this period.See more
If you are heading back to Beijing by train then this option lets you get off at Sinuiju, just before the border with China, and spend an extra 24 hours in the DPRK seeing the sites of North Pyongan province. It's a great opportunity to see a rarely explored part of the country. You will then continue on through to Beijing.See more
Instead of immediately returning to Beijing when your tour ends you can take some extra time to visit this fascinating border city, which directly faces the DPRK town of Sinuiju, but lies on the Chinese side of the Yalu River. We offer both one-night and two-night fully guided extensions that take in all the sights of Dandong, with a special North Korea theme. Please note: US citizens cannot take the train out of the DPRK, but can do this extension by flying from Pyongyang to Shenyang (China), and we will get you to Dandong from there.See more
Please note that when on tour your day-to-day itinerary may differ to what is advertised above. Your tour leader will ensure, however, that everything available at the time is covered, and replacement options are provided where needed. We will also add in extras when there is time (such as a visit to a local bar or amusement park). We visit the DPRK regularly so know all the best places to go, and how to make the most of your days there to guarantee the experience of a lifetime. After the tour, we will send out a list of all participants' emails so you can keep in touch, swap photos etc. If you do not wish to be on this list then please let us know.
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Scripps Florida Scientists Create New Approach To Destroy Disease-Associated RNAs In Cells
The study, published online ahead of print on December 20, 2012 by the journal Angewandte Chemie, reports the creation of small molecules that recognize disease-associated RNAs, targeting them for destruction. Since small molecules are cell-permeable, the approach could have benefits over traditional methods of targeting RNAs for degradation, such as antisense or RNA interference (RNAi).
"We're excited about these results," said Matthew Disney, an associate professor at TSRI who pioneered the research. "This approach may allow for the inactivation of many cellular RNAs by small molecules and potentially lead the way to a whole range of novel therapeutics."
It's well known that gene expression can be controlled by triggering the degradation of messenger RNA - the blueprint for the production of proteins. This is accomplished through the recruitment of compounds that cleave or split the molecule. While several compounds can induce RNA cleavage in vitro, this has not been accomplished efficiently in living cells - until now.
In the new study, Disney and Research Associate Lirui Guan attached a rationally designed small molecule that targets the RNA that causes myotonic dystrophy type 1 with a molecule that produces hydroxyl radicals. Upon the small molecule's recognition of the target, a hydroxyl radical was released that cleaved the disease-associated RNA, alleviating the disease-associated defects. Disney noted that, despite the compound's producing a highly reactive species, the compounds are non-toxic at relatively effective doses.
The team accomplished this feat through what Disney calls a bottom-up approach to targeting RNA.
"We first identified the preferred RNA structural elements or motifs that bind to small molecules," he said. "Then we looked at these elements in RNAs that cause disease and designed a binding molecule with increased affinity and specificity for those elements."
Myotonic dystrophy type 1 involves a type of RNA defect known as a "triplet repeat," a series of three nucleotides repeated more times than normal in an individual's genetic code, resulting in a number of protein splicing abnormalities. Symptoms of this variable disease can include wasting of the muscles and other muscle problems, cataracts, heart defects and hormone changes.
The applications for this new approach could include cancer treatment in conjunction with other therapies, Disney said. The approach could also be used to create chemical probes of RNA function or to develop tools to probe RNA structure - provided, of course, that the RNA-binding preferences of the small molecules involved were well defined.
The study, "Small Molecule-Mediated Cleavage of RNA in Living Cells," was supported by the National Institutes of Health (Grant number: R01-GM079235) and TSRI.
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He said the ECBs insistence that it would only assist countries it judged had met strict conditionality was problematic since it had surrendered that power to Brussels. He said politicians might find it expedient to allow a programme to continue even if structural reforms were not being pushed through as promised, leaving the ECB effectively forced to continue buying bonds for fear of triggering a crisis if they stopped. I understand why Mr Draghi made his announcement, but I am deeply concerned, he said, referring to last Septembers launch of the OMT programme by ECB president Mario Draghi. The rosy scenario is that the OMT is just an announcement: a kind of nuclear weapon thats never used. But if the programme is triggered, its not under the control of the ECB anymore. As soon as a country is under conditionality, the ECB has to deliver. Warning of mission creep, Dr Issing said once the ECB started buying bonds it would be almost impossible to stop. Ending a programme would trigger a crisis that could threaten the very future of the currency union and so it would also become a prisoner of markets. The ECB will have staked its reputation on this programme. It could not go back, Dr Issing told a meeting with RBS clients in Brussels. It is easy to go beyond your mandate. So will the OMT be needed? Speculation that Spain would be forced to request help has subsided in recent months precisely because markets are calmer in the knowledge that a backstop is available. The danger comes if a member state then uses that as an excuse to slow reform, thereby sapping market confidence, undermining demand for sovereigns and so pushing a country back into the arms of the ECB. Inflation mandate secure Issing who was one of Angela Merkels economic advisors and a former Bundesbank board member was instrumental in forging early ECB strategy, in particular the banks commitment to price stability. 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Apple is endeavoring to include access to programming from local TV stations as part of its new streaming television service, Re/Code reports; a move which may delay the launch that was originally expected to occur later this year. The move would help to significantly distinguish Apple's streaming televisions offering from rival companies, most of which only offer major network programming and in some cases local programming in select major cities. Industry executives who are familiar with Apple's plans have revealed that the company is looking to provide much more widespread access to programming from local broadcast stations in "cities around the U.S." However, the move is said to have complicated negotiations with networks due to the varied ownership, affiliate, and franchise system in place between broadcasters and local stations.
The report notes that past attempts to secure rights for showing local programming and commercials can be time consuming, citing the example of ABC's two-year quest to get the rights to show live programming in its Watch ABC app, with the resultant programming still limited to viewers in only eight cities. Infrastructure concerns are also noted, with many local affiliates not presently having the necessary streaming capabilities in place. Industry executives have also noted that they "don't believe Apple has signed any TV programmers up" for the new service, making an announcement at this year's WWDC very unlikely. Despite these hurdles, TV executives who are in talks with Apple are reportedly optimistic that the service will eventually launch, with money being the most significant hurdle, rather than technical limitations.
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Despite being cut out of negotiations to be included in Apple's stripped-down TV subscription service, NBC is still aiming at having an app on Apple TV by the second half of 2015, 9to5Mac reports. The NBC app would function like content apps for TV channels currently available on Apple TV, requiring a verifiable cable subscription to function. The other major networks — ABC, CBS and Fox — will reportedly be included in Apple's own TV subscription offering slated for this fall..
Report: Apple web TV service with 'about 25 channels' coming this fall
Apple plans to start offering an online TV service with about 25 channels this fall, The Wall Street Journal reports. The slimmed-down TV bundle, anchored by networks ABC, CBS and Fox and featuring popular cable channels like ESPN and FX, would be available on all devices powered by Apple's iOS operating system, including iPhones and iPads, as well as Apple TV set-top boxes. People familiar with the talks said NBC and its family of cable networks aren't part of the discussions after a deal between NBC parent company Comcast and Apple couldn't be made. Some media executives estimate the service will cost between $30 to $40 a month, deeply undercutting the average $90 that cable companies charge — albeit with fewer channels. Roadblocks in the talks could stall plans to announce the service in June and launch it in September, but Apple's deal to be HBO Now's exclusive launch partner appears to have given Apple momentum to enter the TV market.


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Why go now?
Belgium's hip and sophisticated second city has a strong Flemish heritage and a noticeable lack of concessions to English-speakers (menus and streets signs are mostly incomprehensible), making it feel a long way from home. Yet it is only three hours from London St Pancras, Eurostar permitting, and offers some of the best in European art – Peter Paul Rubens was a former resident – as well as shopping, food and architecture. Home to the Antwerp Six, a half-dozen fashion students who burst on to the world scene in 1986, the city hosts a thriving fashion and design movement which also makes it an excellent destination for alternative January clothes shopping.
Touch down
A ticket to Brussels on Eurostar (08432 186 186; eurostar.com) automatically entitles you to free onward train travel to any destination in Belgium. Returns from London St Pancras start at £69 (for £189, a Leisure Select ticket treats you to a three-course lunch or dinner). CityJet (0871 666 5050; cityjet.com) flies from Manchester and London City into Antwerp's Deurne airport, 3km south-east of the city. A taxi to the centre costs about €20, or the number 14 bus goes from outside the airport and takes about 25 minutes to the central station.
Get your bearings
Another perk of going by rail is arriving in the magnificent Central Station (1), where trains pull in on three levels and the main marble hall soars up to 44 metres, a metre higher even than Antwerp's cathedral (2). Turn left out of the station: from here the old city fans out ahead of you in a triangle to the river in the west. Straight ahead is the equivalent of Oxford Street, Meir (3), which leads to the cathedral (2) and market square, Grote Markt (4). Despite lying 40 miles from the sea, Antwerp is Europe's second most important port after Rotterdam, although most of the activity is some way out of the centre. Nearer at hand is the city's other great trade, diamonds, which are still bought and sold in the area immediately around the station.
Check in
Antwerp is ideally proportioned for exploration by foot, and there are plenty of good hotels within easy reach of the centre. In the top bracket is Der Witte Lelie (5), or The White Lily at Keizerstraat 16-18 (00 32 3 226 1966; dewittelelie.be), a boutique affair made up of three adjoining white 18th-century houses on a quiet street a couple of blocks north-east of the cathedral (2). Rates start at €195 for a duplex suite excluding breakfast, going up to €525 for the presidential suite that occupies much of the first floor. Not all the 11 suites have a bath, which you want for that money, if only to take advantage of all the Hermes products and giant white bath robes.
For a bargain bang in the centre, the Hotel Postiljon (6) at Blauwmoezelstraat 6 (00 32 3 231 7575; hotelpostiljon.be) faces the cathedral (2) and offers rooms from €60 per night, without breakfast. Room 25 has the best view of the cathedral.
Both these get quickly booked up so if you go last minute, the Hotel Leopold (7) at Quinten Matsijslei 25 (00 32 3 231 1515; leopoldhotelantwerp.com) is a friendly and comfortable executive hotel overlooking a park. It has 127 rooms with free Wi-Fi and iPod docks and boasts its own chocolate shop in the foyer. Doubles start at €79, room only.
Travel essentials
Day one
Take a view
The best view of Antwerp's dramatic skyline is from the west bank of the Scheldt. First, locate the east entrance to the Sint Anna pedestrian tunnel, close to Sint-Jansvliet (8). From here you can walk 100ft beneath the river for one-third of a mile until you emerge on the west bank beside a tranquil park, full of rusty old buoys and anchors. Across the city you will see Europe's first skyscraper, the art deco Boerentoren – built in 1930 and now home to the Belgian bank KBC.
Lunch on the run
The waffle is the great Belgian snack, available dripping with chocolate or cream from street vendors all over the city. The Van Hecke Waffle House (9), on the corner of Nationalestraat and Franckenstraat (00 32 3 233 1972), has been there since 1905 and has hardly changed. Otherwise Désiré De Lille (10) at Schrijnwerkersstraat 14-18 (00 32 3 232 6226), is a chintzy tea-room with a big waffle and pancake menu. Frituur Number One (11) at Hoogstrat 1 is something of an institution for its generous portions of French fries, available nearly all day and night.
Take a hike
Start in Groenplats (12), Antwerp's main square and transport hub, at the centre of which is a statue of the city's most celebrated citizen, Peter Paul Rubens. Head north-west to the Cathedral (2) and through the Grote Markt (4) – a much prettier square, with a row of tall, steeply gabled guild houses, typically Flemish with their leaded windows and golden statues. They were lucky to survive heavy bombing during the war, which explains the less attractive modern developments as you wander north to the Vleeshuis (13) – a beautiful castle-like structure that used to house the butchers' guild, and even an abattoir. Alternating red bricks and white sandstone make it a good example of the city's "streaky bacon" architecture. From here head down a flight of old brick steps to the west bank of the river for a stroll along the raised terraces, the Wandelterras (14). To the north you can see the giant warehouses and cranes of the port. South takes you through the eclectic antique and design shops of Kloosterstraat (15).
Keep going to reach the Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten (00 32 3 238 78 09; kmska.be) at Plaatsnijdersstraat 2 (16), a big classical building housing Antwerp's chief art collection of Belgian paintings. Ponder the symbolism of the apple and the egg precariously poised on the roof and admire the constantly emptying and refilling fountain installation by Cristina Iglesias outside if you don't have time to go in. Open Tues-Sat 10am-5pm; Sunday 10am-6pm. Admission €6.
Window shopping
Antwerp is crammed with clothes shops, from the big everyday names lining the main drag of Meir (3) to high-end labels such as Gucci and Hermes on Schuttershofstraat (17) and around Komedieplaats (18). Dries Van Noten, the most famous of the Antwerp Six, has his flagship store at Nationalstraat 16 (19).
An aperitif
The Belgians – whisper it – do low-key café culture better than the French: the service is friendly and smoking is, amazingly, still allowed in bars and cafés. And then of course there are the beers: for authentic Trappist beer in a jolly tavern visit Paters Vaetje (20) at Blauwmoezelstraat 1 (00 32 3 231 8476), opposite the cathedral (2), where they also serve (oddly) hard-boiled eggs. A couple of doors down there's Witzli-Poetzli (21), an understated joint favoured by writers, philosophers and other Bohemians. Even more no-nonsense is Bar de Kat (22) at Wolstraat 22, an old-fashioned music-free oasis where locals drop in to while away an hour or three over a beer and a bowl of soup, watching the world go by outside.
Dining with the locals
For mussels, rich fish soup and hearty portions of excellent fresh fish, try Fiskebar (23) at Marnixplaats 12-13 (00 32 3 257 1357; fiskebar.be). There's no formal menu and the catch is fresh and different every day.
Day two
A walk in the park
The Stadspark (24) is a pretty spot with some wild white rabbits and, in the north corner, a skatepark where kids show off their latest moves. A more memorable option is the zoo (25) (00 32 3 202 4540; zooantwerpen.be). There are 4,000 animals including elephants and hippos, and a set of scales that tells you what animal you most closely resemble in weight (I was a goat). Open daily 10am-4.45pm, hours vary later in the year; €18.50.
Out to brunch
't Brantyser (26), Hendrik Conscienceplein 7 (00 32 3 233 1833; brantyser.be) is a good brasserie that serves hearty dishes like steak-frites (€19) and croque monsieur (€6.50). Beamed and cosy inside, it overlooks the Baroque church of St Carolus Borromeus, which once housed 39 paintings by Rubens; sadly they were lost in a fire in 1718.
Go to church
You cannot leave Antwerp without visiting the Cathedral (2), not so much for the building which has undergone countless ravages and remodellings but for two of Rubens' most important and expressive pictures – The Raising of the Cross and The Deposition, each dominating an aisle either side of the nave. Entry is €5 from 1-4pm on Sundays (Monday to Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-3pm). Services are at 9am, 10.30am, noon and 5pm.
Write a postcard
Be inspired by the art school where Van Gogh studied, the thriving Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten (27) at Mutsaertstraat 21 – which, although not open to the public, is one of Europe's oldest art schools. Equally striking is the glass box on De Coninckplein, the perfect cafe for postcard writing called Kubus (28), popular with academics and students taking a break from the adjacent library. Open 10am-2.30pm (10am-8.30pm Mon–Fri).
Cultural afternoon
Most visitors will want to tick off the Rubens House Museum (29) at Wapper 9-11 (00 32 3 201 1555; rubenshuis.be); open 10am-5pm daily except Monday; €8. While it does have a few pretty pictures, almost none of the house is as it was during the 25 years the painter lived here. Included in the ticket is the Mayer van den Bergh Museum (30) at Lange Gasthuisstraat 19 (00 32 3 232 4237; same opening times). Among the many treasures collected by Fritz Mayer Van Den Bergh are some fine tapestries and a striking picture by Breugel.
For a more authentic insight into late-16th- century life head for the Museum Plantin-Moretus (31) at Vrijdagmarkt 22 (00 32 3 221 1450; museum.antwerpen.be; same times; €6) the home of one of the earliest European publishing houses which has remained unmolested to this day and is chock full of 16th-century books, furniture, maps and pictures, including 18 potraits by Rubens.
The icing on the cake
Chocolate is, rightly, taken very seriously here, which makes souvenir hunting easy. Günther Watté (32) is a slick chocolate cafe at Steenhouwersvest 30 (00 32 3 293 58 94; open 1–6pm on Sundays and 10.30am-6.30pm Mon–Sat), which attracts connoisseurs of both coffee and hand-made chocolates, the only items it sells. You can see the chocolates being made by an elderly couple through a window at the back and then sample a couple of dozen, before making your final selection to take home.
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Savvy Home Buyers Set Sights On Vancouver's Newest Transit Line
Written by Stephanie MacDonald
SkyTrain's new extension out to Coquitlam brings growth and opportunity to the region.
It's been a long time coming, but the Evergreen Line is finally almost here. The tunnel is drilled, and the stations are coming to life with welcoming, open plazas. In early 2017, living in Burquitlam, Port Moody and Coquitlam will no longer necessitate a long commute or a costly Westcoast Express ticket. This has buyers running to snap up all the new homes that were recently put on the market by savvy developers who know the value of a home near a rapid transit line.
"The demand for any transit-oriented community is extremely high as metro Vancouver continues to grow and people spend more and more time stuck in traffic," says Chris Colbeck, vice president of sales and marketing at Townline, whose new project in Port Moody, The Strand, has experienced huge demand from buyers wanting to live near a new station. "The Evergreen Line is just blocks from our Strand community in Port Moody, and once complete, will provide our homeowners with a direct link to downtown Vancouver in only 40 minutes, and an even shorter commute to Douglas College at the end of the line in Coquitlam."
Eleven kilometres long, the Evergreen Line is the latest extension of the SkyTrain in Metro Vancouver. It will extend the SkyTrain network from Lougheed Town Centre in Burnaby to Lafarge Lake-Douglas in Coquitlam, with the addition of six new SkyTrain stations and major upgrades to two existing stations (Commercial-Broadway Station and Lougheed Town Centre).
Expected to begin taking passengers in early 2017, the line is projected to serve 70,000 passengers per day by 2021. The new extension will bring the entire SkyTrain track system up to 79.6 kilometres, becoming the longest fully grade-separated rapid transit system in Canada, and the longest fully automated rapid transit system in the world, surpassing the Dubai metro.
Port Moody-Coquitlam MLA Linda Reimer says, "Evergreen is a complex and innovative project bringing transit opportunities and spurring development along the line."
From Burnaby to Coquitlam the development has been fast and furious, sparked by the new transit line, but significantly promoted by the new transit-oriented zoning changes introduced in 2012. These changes supplemented existing neighbourhood plans to allow for more density and tall residential and mixed-use buildings within 400 metres of a SkyTrain station. Between 400 and 800 metres of a station, multi-family lowrises and townhome developments eventually taper off into single-family neighbourhoods farther away.
"The Evergreen Line will bring new opportunities for Burnaby transit users to move around the region," says MLA for Burnaby North Richard T. Lee. "I look forward to seeing the positive results of this project."
In terms of existing homes in the area, owners can expect a dramatic increase in the value of their property, depending on what type of property it is. For condo towers in the area, the price will go up about five per cent when a rapid transit station is built within a few blocks. For a single-family home that needs to be rezoned, the price will double. For a vacant lot that's already zoned for multiple families, the price increases about 25 per cent. For instance, the value of a single-family house has gone up from $720,000 in 2009 to $963,000 in 2015, according to Landcor Data Corp.
David Munro, Coquitlam's manager of economic development, said the Evergreen hubs are seeing an influx of offices, medical services, retail and restaurants.
"Multi-family communities situated around these new transportation hubs create residential-friendly communities where people can live, work and play, while resulting in shorter commutes, less dependency on cars and more time to enjoy a high quality of life," explains Chris Colbeck.
John Gilmour, Magusta Development's vice president of marketing and development says, "We have the Evergreen Line Burquitlam Station across the street, which is key to the success of our Burquitlam Capital mixed-use development, and for all other projects along the Evergreen Line route. The line is really opening up the whole North-East Metro area and we are seeing a lot of growth. Our purchasers prefer to be within convenient proximity to the station and any development within, say, 500 metres of a SkyTrain station is in the sweet spot."
Other exciting new residential projects along the Evergreen include Bosa's Uptown 1 and 2, as well as Lougheed Heights, Beedie's Crown at Burquitlam Station, Onni's Brookmere, Intracorp's Nelson on Foster and Shape Properties' huge new redevelopment of Lougheed Mall. Port Moody has The Strand by Townline, Spring Gardens by Bold Properties and many other projects in the works. Coquitlam is booming with Cressey's M One, Two, and Three, which are all sold out, Onni's 1123 Westwood, Intergulf's Grand Central 3, Polygon's The Lloyd and many more residential buildings, mixed-use developments, townhome and single-family communities.
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Location: Lama Passage, B.C. Price: $249,000 Lizzies Cove Island is a magnificent 6.5-acre, virgin-forested island with almost two kilometres of ocean front. Cruise ships and killer whales regularly pass by one side of the island, and fishing in the area is "superb," according to its listing. The nearby town of Bella Bella offers plenty of amenities, including a hospital, post office, and liquor store. (Photo: Private Islands Online)
Location: Mahone Bay, N.S. Price: $90,000 At 11.5 acres, Tancook Island is the largest island in Mahone Bay — an area with lots of fishing and about 125 year-round residents. (Photo: Private Islands Online)
Location: Stuart Lake, B.C. Price: $431,482 Johnson Island is a private, 20-acre space that has been occupied by the same family since 1947. It has about one kilometre of shoreline, and the cabin's beachfront has stunning views of the northern lights and stunning sunsets. The cabin, built in 1949, is made of reclaimed old growth timber from the island. It has a large front room divided into a kitchen, as well as a comfortable dining room. The house, which sleeps six people, also has a detached shower room and smokehouse. Access is by float plane or boat, the latter of which can be launched from the nearby village of Tachi. (Photo: Private Islands Online)
Location: Ontario, near Manitoulin Island Price: $103,000 Little Island, or Jenny Island, is a historically significant commercial fishing outport, where the fisherman and their families lived for the season during the 1800s and early 1900s. The land is accessible both by boat and by plane. (Photo: Private Islands Online)
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Location: Mitchell Bay, N.S. Price: $150,000 Just 290 metres from the mainland, Tidmarsh Island has 24 acres of land that boats a thick forest a natural cove for mooring. Halifax is about two hours away, and the town of Sheet Harbour — with shops and amenities — is less than a half-hour trip. (Photo: Private Islands Online)
Location: B.C. Price: $449,000 Echo Island, which is a 25-minute flight in a float plane from Williams Lake, is made up of four, one-acre lots. There's a dedicated road just for the island, a bridge crossing for ATVs, and pedestrian access from mainland to island. There's also a 15-metre dock neighbouring the two-bedroom cabin. (Photo: Private Islands Online
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The approved executive share option scheme was introduced by the Government in 1984, and immediately became an important part of the remuneration packages offered to top executives.
After October 1987, however, when the market fell, many executives found themselves holding share option certificates that were worthless, as the option price was higher than the market price of the shares.
But times change, and many executives granted options at the bottom of the market are now sitting on handsome paper profits. Not surprisingly, there has recently been some profit-taking in the market, and now is the time for employees to dust down their old share option certificates and consider whether they should exercise their options.
The price at which the options can be exercised must be fixed when the options are granted and must not be less than the market value of the shares at the date of grant.
An exception to this rule is that options can be granted at a 15 per cent discount to market value in cases where the company also has an all-employee share scheme. Institutional investors are generally opposed to the 15 per cent discount.
Under an approved share option scheme, employees can be granted options over shares up to pounds 100,000 or four times salary if that is greater. Thus an employee earning pounds 50,000 could have options over pounds 200,000 worth of shares, whereas an employee earning pounds 20,000 could still have options over pounds 100,000 worth of shares.
There will usually be no income tax on either the grant or the exercise of the option. There will, however, be a liability to capital gains tax on the ultimate disposal of the shares. But if the gain comes within the pounds 5,800 annual allowance, there will be no CGT to pay.
To avoid any tax traps, the options should not be exercised earlier than three years from the grant date. The options must be exercised within 10 years from the grant date. There must also be a three-year gap between the last non-taxable exercise and the next exercise date.
Before individuals can exercise their options they will need to check whether any performance criteria were attached to the exercise. Publicly quoted companies are encouraged by their institutional investors to attach performance criteria - for example, that there should have been real growth in earnings per share - before individuals can exercise their options.
Fortunately, the legislation allows for the early exercise of options in certain circumstances, which broadly fall under two categories of 'clemency' and 'takeover'.
If an employee retires, is injured, disabled or is made redundant, options may be exercised within six months of leaving employment. If an employee dies leaving unexercised options, the personal representatives can exercise the option within 12 months.
Options would normally lapse if the individual ceases to be employed by the company for any other reason. But some scheme rules allow options to be exercised in such circumstances at the discretion of the directors. If an employing company leaves the group, options can be exercised within six months of that date.
Employees holding share options in a company that is taken over also have six months.
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Welcome to Church on the Rise
The Dream Team is a group of incredible people that have discovered their gifts and passions and are actively serving God in them. From creating a comfortable environment by serving on a first impressions team, to leading the next generation to Jesus by serving on a youth or children's team, to crafting a dynamic experience with the production team, to reaching out to those in our community that are hurting and broken by joining an outreach team, we are a group that forcefully advances the Kingdom of God.
This team is all about one thing: serving God by serving His people. If you desire to serve God and make an eternal difference in the life of others then come be a part of the Team! To join the Dream Team attend 401 of the Growth Track and complete a Dream Team application.
The mission of the Dream Team is:
Our mission is to equip and empower each member in the body of Christ to fulfill their God given calling by serving with excellence to make an eternal difference.
Find all the ways to get involved with the Dream Team:
First Impressions
This team is responsible for selling refreshments before and after services on Sunday mornings.
VIP Team
If you love people and enjoy making them feel at home, we would love for you to join our VIP Team. This team cares for 1st and 2nd time guests here at Church on the Rise.
Resource Center
The resource center team sells godly resources and tickets to upcoming events.
If you have a love for people and making them feel at home here at Church on the Rise this is for you. They welcome guests with a smile, encouragement and personal touch so that hearts are open to the Gospel message.
These mighty men prepare people for a positive worship experience by welcoming them, escorting them to a seat, facilitating the offering and maintaining a distraction-free environment.
This fun and enjoyable team is truly the first impression of Church on the Rise! If you relish the great outdoors and enjoy directing people where to go, this is the team for you!
The Gathering Place
This team sets up and tears down the outdoor patio or the "Gathering Place" every Sunday weather permitting. They are also in charge of refreshments being sold outside.
Kids Check-in
This team checks the children in on Sundays, gets the children name tags, and then escorts them to the classroom.
Office Angels
The office angels assemble the bulletins for Sunday service and help with bulk mail out.
Office Volunteers
The office volunteers assist the administrative staff to create a pleasant work environment by helping staff work more efficiently. They greet visitors, answer phones, sort mail and assist with special events.
Creative Arts
Worship Team
With vocals or instruments, this dynamic team serves to prepare the way for our guests to encounter the Presence of the Living God.
Production Team
You need to be creative and tech savvy to be a part of this team that reaches Gods people by delivering the Word and worship through lighting, video cameras and sound.
Children / Youth Ministries
Kids on the Rise
This team creates an environment where children are consistently exposed to the real love of Jesus. Through worship, videos, skits, small groups, greeting, games and more, this team intentionally invests in the lives of our children.
Preschool and Nursery
This team leads children into a real relationship with Jesus through Bible stories, worship, prayer, hands-on activities and personal interactions.
Special Blessings
During Sunday services, this team ministers to children with special needs.
Wednesday evenings there is a service for 5th and 6th graders called Pulse. This awesome group helps teach the word of God to kids that are at an in-between age with kids and youth ministry.
Elevate Next-Gen
If you enjoy working with energetic middle and high school students that focus their energy on growing the kingdom of God and making Jesus famous in this up and coming generation then this team is for you.
Spiritual Warfare
Prayer Team
This team of trained intercessors covers the weekend and midweek services in prayer, preparing the way for the Lord. Join this team that is tearing down demonic strongholds for God to move in our city!
DT Serve
This team faithfully serves to host our very own Dream Team members by providing refreshments, name tags and encouragement during every service and special events.
The hospitality team prepares meals for people who are recovering from the loss of a loved one, battling a major illness or surgery. Also they have the honor to serve our guest speakers.


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It doesn't sound bad. I was expecting an overpowering sound, but I drove one today and the sounds was just right. Not too loud, but loud enough that it sounded good.
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This is a discussion on Best day ever within the Open Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Today was the best day ever. My Mom asked me if she could go to the range with me and I naturally said yes. So ...
Today was the best day ever. My Mom asked me if she could go to the range with me and I naturally said yes. So i loaded my holsters up with my Ruger Security Six and my XDM .40 and we went to Wally World to get some ammo. Nobody freaked out, noone stared, a few people nodded and the guy behind the counter selling ammo had some good stories and information about the ammo i bought. To the range we went. At the range Mom shot pretty good, most rounds were in the bottle of the target and she only missed a few times. Keep in mind she was shooting .38 specials and .357 magnums in addition to my .40 I was very impressed with how quickly she learned and we both got to spend some time bonding over my guns. A gentleman down the line asked if he could take a look at my XDM and i said sure no problem, and offered to let him shoot it. In return he let me shoot his XD9 sub compact with a Crimson Trace grip mounted laser on it. I really liked that grip laser, helped me stitch 5 rounds across the throat of my target at about 15 feet away and I kept them alll grouped in a 1.5 inch hole. I also got to shoot a old Smith and Wesson .22 caliber snubbie. Gotta love a day at the range. And the best part is, I get paid to do it all over again tomorrow morning, and I get some free tactical training at the same time. Great start to my week.
btw, mom was adamant about how much she liked my XDM .40, time to buy an XDM .45 perhaps? And now she wants to get her permit
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Congrats, glad all had a great time and keep after her to get her permit.
Congrats, and good for you, Mom, for opening your mind!
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Well done! Quality time with Mom. She needs to get her cc and an XD of her own, they are very nice guns.
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no not soon, maybe for christmas. but she did say something about stealing my XDM.40
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Very very cool I'm just a little jealous, Moms not with us any more but she did enjoy stuff like that
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Glad you had a good time. My Mom isn't anti-gun, but she isn't interested in them at all. I'm jealous.
Awesome!! Good for you!
My mother doesn't know I own guns. She may assume, but she's never said anything. She does know I have my CHP (she works for a lawyer and saw me go into the Circuit Court Clerks Office and asked me about it later). In fact, out of my mother, father, two sisters and a little brother, my little brother is the only one that knows I own guns, and he wants a .44 magnum as soon as he turns 21.
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Jason Scotland came off the bench to earn Town a share of the spoils against Southampton at St Mary's.
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Town: McCarthy, Edwards, Smith, Delaney, Cresswell, Leadbitter (Bowyer 84), Drury (Scotland 77), Emmanuel-Thomas, Martin, Murphy (Stevenson 77), Chopra. Subs not used: Lee-Barrett, Sonko.
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