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|This is a discussion on Pocket PAir V Pocket Pair Odds within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; can someone clear up overpair odds for me. I always understood that say a pocket pair of 10s against say a pocket pair of 5s
Pocket PAir V Pocket Pair Odds
can someone clear up overpair odds for me.
I always understood that say a pocket pair of 10s against say a pocket pair of 5s was about 89% to 11% favourite but looking on other sites they suggest the overpair is about 80 / 20 favourite.
Whilst I am no genius at working out the odds I always thought that the chance of the under pair hitting one of their remaining 2 cards was about 4.5% per card, pre flop they have 5 cards to come so 5 x 4.5% equates to 22% chance of them making trips, however I also have the same chance of hitting the 3rd 10 so this should half the odds making them only an 11% chance of winning.
Am I going wrong somewhere or are these other sites wrong?
I understand that possible straights, flushes, split pots can alter the odds a fraction but I am confused.
I just need to know, am I as unlucky as I think I am or are the odds only 4 to 1 in my favour of winning.
Yes, an overpair to an underpair is about a 4:1 favorite. If you check AA vs. KK on a this one, it shows 82.36% vs. 17.09% for pairs of the same suits, and 81.06% vs. 18.55% for pairs of different suits (doesn't quite add up to 100% because there's always a small chance they'll tie).
Your mathematical formulation of this situation is flawed. There's a ~22% chance any pocket pair will hit trips by the river. There's a ~78% chance it won't. So when two people both hold pocket pairs, the probability that by the river, one of them will hit trips and the other won't (which is the condition that usually satisfies the lower pair beating out the higher one) is about 0.22*0.78 = 0.1716 or a little over 17%. Then add to this the possibility of the lower pair beating the higher with a flush, the overpair is much closer to a 4:1 than 5:1 favorite over the underpair.
So, agreed that my calculation of 22% is flawed by the chances of the lower hand making a straight or a flush but I cannot see why your calculations and the calculation sites dont seem to work in the fact that the higher pair can also improve, surely there is as much of a chance of the higher pair tripping up as there is the lower pair and likewise for the flush or the straight.
The pair of tens rarely improves.
If you hold TT and hit a set of tens, your hand dosent improve.. you had the best hand before and the ten was a blank to your opponent.
The only time the set of tens comes into play is if your opponent firstly hits a set of 5s and then you redraw.
So calculate the chances of your opponent hitting a set of 5s and THEN you redrawing to a set of tens. (yes it makes a difference but its almost negligible)
I'll try again. For an underpair to outdraw an overpair with trips, the following two conditions must be met: 1) the underpair makes trips by the river AND 2) the overpair fails to make trips by the river.
The underpair will make trips by the river ~22% of the time. The overpair will fail to make trips by the river ~78% of the time.
To calculate the probability of BOTH events happening, you multiply together the probabilities of each individual event happening. So, 0.22*0.78 = 0.1716.
Note that the probability of both the overpair and underpair making trips is less than 0.22*0.22, or <5%.
re: Poker & Pocket PAir V Pocket Pair Odds
Just run it through an odds calculator: (note, suits do have some barring on the odds)
pokenum -h th ts - 5c 5s
Holdem Hi: 1712304 enumerated boards
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
Ts Th 1381851 80.70 321733 18.79 8720 0.51 0.810
5s 5c 321733 18.79 1381851 80.70 8720 0.51 0.190

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"Just a Koldunia"
Since: Jan 08
#1 Jul 21, 2009
Since I was about 8, I have kept a Tarot Deck stacked for seasonal use. It is a deck that I use for daily readings, and to tune my intuition. It is a deck that has been married to my first morning tea (recently swapped for coffee) for as long as I can remember. When I was young this stacking taught me to appreciate and understand associations and meanings of the Tarot Cards. It takes a while to stack this deck and it takes a year to 13 months to run through it.
Recently a friend was over, they grabbed for this deck that was on the coffee table and I said Dont touch my deck. They politely ceased the reach. My friend told me,I have heard that some believe their Tarot Decks shouldnt be touched, but I have handled yours before so I thought it would be ok.
My friend thought it was the deck I didnt want them to touch, when in actuality it was the labor that I didnt want them to disturb. I had stacked the deck for seasonal use, and I was in the second season with spring blossoms behind me and summer in full heat. Stacked and ready to go as easily as sleep is surrendered to the new day. Yes this was a deck not to be touched, not because it is a Trot Deck that I owned but because it was a deck that I had stacked for a particular use. There is a difference.
In all likelihood, only those who stack a deck for a particular season will understand this. A seasonal deck understands that roses blossom differently in time than walkways are shoveled. Plants do not bloom at the same time they blossom, no matter what intuition has to say about it leaves fall in the Autumn, bud in the spring, and create summer foliage, and disappear in the winter .and no ones intuition can change this.
After my friends visit? I can understand where the myth of Dont touch my cards came from.
"A witty saying proves nothing"
Since: Jul 08
Location hidden
#2 Jul 21, 2009
Well well... look what the cat dragged in.
Since: May 08
#3 Jul 22, 2009
It's always bad manners to touch anyone's magical/spiritual objects without asking permission first.
When doing a reading, I have the person I'm reading for cut the deck. That way, their energy is put into the deck for that reading. But after, the deck gets cleansed. But if somebody took it upon themselves to pick up a deck and start messing with it, I'd be pissed.
Of course, one way to protect those things we don't want handled is to keep them in a place not so easily accessible.
#4 Jul 22, 2009
I've been reading a lot of books & information this past year about the tarot and doing weekly spreads for practice, but i have never seen anything about stacking. care to sahare? how is it done? any places you suggest to look to learn more? thanks
"Just a Koldunia"
Since: Jan 08
#5 Jul 23, 2009
Sure there is a good book written by Lon Milo DuQuette entitled Tarot of Ceremonial Magick. Mr. DuQuette uses the associations of the Tarot Cards as held by The Golden Dawn that is slightly different then my traditional teachings, but are far more popular in the western traditions then the eastern associations I have been taught. Most western Tarot enthusiasts are more comfortable with the Golden Dawn Associations.
I stack my seasonal deck with the cards associated with each sign of the Zodiac there are five in each sign a Major a Court and three minor cards. Then I add the ace and page for the "Fixed" minor cards associated with the season, I separate the Major cards that represent all of the planets of the ancient world (except the Moon, more on that later.) Those 6 cards are added with every season in respect to As above so below.
If you do this with the entire deck you are left with 4 major arcana cards, The Fool, associated with Spring, The High Priestess associated with Summer, The hanged man associated with Fall and Judgment representing Winter.
Once this is done you will see that every seasonal deck has 18 cards, adding up to the 18th Major arcana card The Moon which rules all seasons and the 6 remaining planet cards are added to each seasonal deck bring the total number of cards for each season to 24.
It is now the summer season so my 24 cards for this season and the associations are:
The High Priestess
The Ace of Wands
The Page of Wands
Representing Summer
Queen of Cups
The Chariot
Representing Cancer
2 of Cups
3 of cups
4 of cups
Representing Cancer (cardinal)
King of Wands
Representing Leo
4 of wands
5 of wands
6 of wands
Representing Leo (fixed)
Knight of Coins
The Hermit
Representing Virgo
8 of Coins
9 of Coins
10 of coins
Representing Virgo (mutable)
These are the 18 cards of the season. Then add the Planet cards,(which are added to each season)
The Magician representing Mercury
The Empress representing Venus
The Wheel representing Jupiter
The Tower representing Mars
The Sun representing the Sun
The World representing Saturn
This is my summer seasonal deck, I will use it until we enter the sun sign of Libra, for quick, blunt personal daily readings. I like to use a triangular layout
1. Where the energy of the day is at.
2. Where I am at, how I see myself.
2. How others will see me today
A. The tools I will need for the day
"Just a Koldunia"
Since: Jan 08
#6 Jul 23, 2009
If you run the seasons of a seasonally stacked deck for a couple of years, the intimacy that you develop with the Tarot is amazing.
#7 Jul 23, 2009
I just came upon this. I'm always curious about the card reading.& wanted to have a reading,but I had 2 different card readers,even years apart,refuse to read for me..both said same negative type reasons for refusing..can you tell me why ? I can tell the whole story about it if needed,just didn't want to type all that if not ....
Since: May 08
#8 Jul 23, 2009
Without knowing what the reasons were for their refusal, I won't be able to answer your question.
"everything she touches changes"
Since: Sep 08
#9 Jul 26, 2009
thanks for sharing the info on the seasonal stacking. i have never heard of that before. I think I may try it.
#10 Aug 3, 2009
is this ok to do? stacking the deck sounds like cheating.
"Just a Koldunia"
Since: Jan 08
#11 Aug 4, 2009
ROFLMAO, in a poker game I suppose it is. My stacked deck is for my personal use, stacked to seasons, more for self examination then divination.
I also have one deck that I stack to be used as a lunar calendar.
#12 Aug 4, 2009
i see. i am new to the pagan world.
"Just a Koldunia"
Since: Jan 08
#13 Aug 4, 2009
"pagan world"? Whats that, a title to a new song?
#14 Aug 4, 2009
lol. i guess it could be. no offense meant. i just feel as if i am in a new world. i have been learning things and looking at the "world" in a different way. a more positive way and people have been responding to me in a different manner. not that paganism comes up all the time, it is just happening.
"Just a Koldunia"
Since: Jan 08
#15 Aug 4, 2009
Looking back is hard to tell? Kinda like rain on a windshield?
No offence taken.
#16 Aug 4, 2009
Don't touch my rear deck or you will be sorry. Does anyone have a spell to clear up a condition?
#17 Aug 14, 2009
Uhm, alright, I see that this thread has been dead for a little but I wanted to respond to it anyway. Personally, I don't mind who touches my cards, my fiance uses them, I let my four year old nephew think hes using them [very carefully supervised!] When I read for friends and family I let them cut the deck, I'm a very open person and love contact with people.
As I view all magickal tools as a sort of extension of oneself I sort of feel as if they absorb our traits, and silly is it may sound, if I were a deck I wouldn't want to be handled exclusively by one person. Though, if someone is being particularly cynical or are sending off bad vibrations I prefer not to let them touch them.
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#18 Aug 14, 2009
Ifeel pretty much the same way, don't care who touches them. I think what Natalia was saying was that it is a myth that cards shouldn't be touched and that she only objected to the cards being touched because she had them stacked for a particular purpose.
"Please don't feed the trolls."
Since: Apr 08
Location hidden
#19 Aug 14, 2009
Most people I have had read my cards, encouraged me to not only touch them, but to shuffle and select the cards myself. I suppose it is a personal choice, like whether or not you let a stranger pet your dog, or whether you allow someone to pat your pregnant tummy. Emotions, personality, and personal space all need to be taken into consideration. Of course, before you touch anything that is not yours...good manners dictate asking first.
Barrow, UK
#20 Jul 11, 2012
Sorry, but as Tarot reader since 1979, this is, as someone said above, cheating. There is NO need EVER to stack a deck for ANY REASON. The whole point is it's "randomness".
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Prolific and relentless, Caring's myriad catering enterprises are showing an upturn in the downturn. Over the next seven years the man in black intends to spread Caprice Holdings brands to 22 countries. Meanwhile Soho House travels, Côte and Bill's chains roll out, plans to bring Keith McNally's Balthazar to Covent Garden trundle on and steakhouse 34 Grosvenor Square has just opened.
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As well as running Michelin-starred Murano and the restaurant at Whitechapel Gallery, the Good Food Guide 2012 Chef of the Year has struck gold in a joint venture with Smart Hospitality, winning the catering contract for the Olympic Hospitality Centre. She remains sweet with it. The former Gordon Ramsay protégée has come a long way.
Daniel Boulud
Chef and restaurateur
French-born Boulud has brought his New York savvy to the capital with his successful Bar Boulud at The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park. "Daniel's involved in everything from the foie gras to the toilet paper," says his company. Boulud has been a London trailblazer for all the big guns of US restaurants, with reinforcements coming in the form of Wolfgang Puck into The Dorchester and Thomas Keller popping up at Harrods.
Heston Blumenthal
TV, food boffin and supermarket chef
The chef-cum-food scientist from the Fat Duck is now known for so much more than snail porridge and fun with liquid nitrogen. Dinner, his history-inspired restaurant at The Mandarin Oriental in Knightsbridge, is packed, while he's a marketing force for Waitrose as part of a double act with Delia Smith. Frisky Heston is in demand.
Jeremy King
Christopher Corbin
The two most respected restaurateurs in town for their history with Le Caprice, The Ivy and J Sheekey and more recently The Wolseley. Their stock looks set to rise further with the opening of The Delaunay in Covent Garden, another grand café named after a car. There will be innovative takeaway.
Nigel Slater
TV chef and cookery writer
The subtitle to his vaguely autobiographical Toast was "The Story of a Boy's Hunger". Happily, for fans of the apparently ascetic Slater - who writes with greedy pleasure - that hunger is never satisfied, the story never over. Who is he cooking for in his Highbury house with its bountiful garden? He's cooking for you.
Tom Byng
Byron, founder
Working with the backing of the Gondola Group (Pizza Express, Ask, Zizzi) Byng has brought a better burger to the masses by concentrating on the essentials and letting each outlet - 17 and rising - express an individual look. The mince is ground every morning (one important essential). Byron Shack caters festivals.
Petra Barron
Street food seller
Involved with mobile food since 2005, it was her van Choc Star that revealed to Petra Barron the animating effect of food sold on the streets. The "normalisation of eating well" is one of the aims of the website eat.st, devoted to opening up opportunities and breathing personality, informality and exuberance into urban spaces.
Russell Sage
Interior designer
Fashion designer turned decorator, espouses the antithesis of what he terms "international luxury". His view on British interiors is that they should reflect the spoils from a Grand Tour, a look that can be appreciated at Zetter Town House and Bread Street Kitchen. He also made The Goring in Victoria ready for the Middletons on the eve of the royal wedding.
Ruth Rogers
Restaurateur and cookery writer
After the death of close friend and business partner Rose Gray, Ruthie, married to architect and peer Richard Rogers, has described herself as "a single parent with 70 children to look after". River Café alumni have frequently gone on to great careers for themselves. Ruthie might do her own thing now. "Why not? I think I could."
Tim Martin
JD Wetherspoon, founder
Six feet six inches tall with shaggy hair and baggy clothes, former law student Martin has been called "the Ulysses of the on trade" (rather than the off-licensed trade). He wanders from pub to pub honing instincts that have taken good-value 'Spoons - as students say - well on the way to being the biggest pub chain in Britain. Straight-talking, hates the euro and spurns media appearances for a couple of pints.
Mark Hix
Chef and restaurateur
After leaving Caprice Holdings where he had styled the menus of The Ivy, Le Caprice and Scott's, the personal empire of the champion of indigenous produce flourishes. Following Hixy ventures in Smithfield, Mayfair, Soho, Lyme Regis and Selfridges, expect restaurant No 6 before the end of the year.
Fergus Henderson
Restaurateur and writer
With St John Hotel "from table to bed" now up and running, the father of the "nose to tail" pragmatic, unsentimental, gutsy approach to cooking continues to be a tangible influence on the menus of young British chefs whose hearts don't yearn and heads don't turn for Michelin stars (even though Fergus has one).
Jack O'Shea
Meat has been the family business of the O'Shea clan of Tipperary since 1790. With a roster of London's best restaurants as clients, Jack, keen to introduce unusual cuts to Britain, serves civilians from his all-encompassing 40ft counter in Selfridges food hall. No beefs about the quality of the meat.
Bill Granger
TV cook and restaurateur
The housewives' favourite tanned Aussie TV cook looks certain to woo west London's yummy mummery. He is about to open his first London outpost of Bill's in Westbourne Grove, where he lives when not tending the six branches of the brunch-focused restaurant brand spread between Sydney and Japan.
Giles Coren
The Times restaurant critic, TV presenter
The enfant terrible of food reviewing is a father now and while he might rant about nappy-changing facilities, he doesn't let that interrupt the championing of green issues in his restaurant column. Having campaigned against bottled water, he went on to reward smiling and now all his reviews carry a Sustainable Restaurant Association rating - staying entertaining throughout. Intelligent TV performer too.
Eric Narioo
Wine merchant and restaurateur
With the invaluable help of chef Ed Wilson, dishy Narioo, proselytiser for "natural" (additive-free) wines from his company Caves de Pyrène, has created the award-winning Terroirs in the West End and the lovable Brawn in the East End. Soif in Battersea and then a Covent Garden venue focusing on food and wines from the Loire follow.
Russell Norman
Former Caprice Holdings operations director, Russell swapped designer suits for
tattoo-revealing T-shirts and in partnership with Richard Beatty opened hip Italo-American Polpo, Polpetto, Spuntino and da Polpo, all going straight into profit -
helped by harnessing the power of Twitter. Next is Mishkin's - Jewish deli food, plus cocktails.
Chris Pople
Restaurant blogger
In an online world where gush and enthusiasm are not in short supply, Pople brings much-needed mischievous wit, intelligence, sound knowledge of London restaurants and (only occasionally) inverted snobbery to the blogosphere via his postings on Cheese and Biscuits.
Sam Bompas
Harry Parr
Jellymongers, co-founders
These architectural foodsmiths launched Jellymongers in 2007 but Old Etonians Sam and Harry have gone far beyond jelly as a creative medium for food. A five-tonne chocolate waterfall and an intoxicating gin and tonic cloud are some of their recent projects which have grabbed the attention of architects Lords Rogers and Foster. "Global food domination" is their stated aim.
Michel Roux Jr
TV star and chef
Having appeared slightly demented on MasterChef for the professionals, Albert's son was wise, measured and sweetly avuncular on the BBC 2 series Service concerning the equally important front-of-house aspect of restaurants. Michel Jr runs the estimable Le Gavroche, created by his father and uncle, as successfully as he runs marathons.
Giles Gibbons
Sustainable Restaurant Association, co-founder
From the corporate social responsibility consultancy Good Business Ltd, Gibbons's interest in consumer-led change has involved him in the SRA. Criticised at the outset for its inclusivity and low bar for entry, it is resonating with restaurateurs and customers alike in demonstrating that small incremental changes can make a big difference.
Sally Clarke
Chef, baker and cookery writer
The favourite female restaurateur of the late Lucian Freud cooks and serves, as she has done for more than a quarter of a century, concentrating on the best topical ingredients prepared with affectionate understanding and delivered with dignity. Kensington locals take away from her shop and pass the food off at their dinner parties.
Thomasina Miers
Cookery writer and restaurateur
Career advice at St Paul's Girls School is probably not cooking but "Tommi", built along fashion model lines, found her feet emotionally and practically when, after learning to cook and winning amateur MasterChef 2005, she was inspired by the food of Mexico. The Wahaca chain was the result and her Mexican Food Made Simple was recently aired on Channel 5. Cut her teeth as a freelancer on the Standard's Londoner's Diary.
Giorgio Locatelli
Chef and cookery writer
Not only through being irresistibly handsome, Locatelli changed the face of Italian chefs in London. From a family of Lombardy restaurateurs, he has always conflated work and home, heading his website Welcome to la Convivialatà and meaning it. That Kate Winslet and Gwen Stefani were at the recent launch of his book Made in Sicily just means the family is extended.
Gwilym Davies
Beyond Kiwi contributions to London's recent coffee revolution, Yorkshire-bred Davies, a former world barista champion, has done much to raise the quality of the capital's coffee. His company Prufrock runs the London BRAT (Barista Resource and Training) alongside the eponymous café in Leather Lane.
AA Gill
Sunday Times restaurant critic
Gill's caustic prose continues to take aim at random targets and sermonise on tangential topics but increasingly he takes more time and space to write with erudition on the actual dining experience. Like a Mitford, he loves to tease, and victims invariably rise to it with satisfying fury.
Jason Atherton
Chef, cookery writer and consultant
Having happily departed Gordon Ramsay Holdings to go solo, Atherton wasted no time in proving that he is his own man with the opening of the ambitious and multi-faceted Pollen Street Social, rapidly anointed with a Michelin star and Best New Restaurant in the Good Food Guide 2012.
Nuno Mendes
With the Loft Project - a supper club and showcase for a new generation of chefs - his tasting menu-only restaurant Viajante and the more accessible Corner Room in Bethnal Green Town Hall, well-travelled, maverick, cutting-edge Mendes has shone a bright light into a previously dark part of the gastronomic map.
Chris Galvin
Jeff Galvin
The Essex brothers Galvin have successfully transformed themselves from industrious, respected chefs to award-winning restaurateurs. They put the luxe into bistro in Baker Street, brought worthy food to a room with a view from the 28th floor of Hilton Park Lane and wowed the City with their canonical conversion in Spitalfields.
Dick Bradsell
Cocktail guru
An escapee from the Isle of Wight, Bradsell has opened countless classic bars and invented legendary libations such as Russian Spring Punch and Snood Murdekin. A steady stream of hero-worshipping young bartenders goes to look and learn at his bar beneath El Camion in Soho.
Simon Hopkinson
Cookery writer and TV chef
Having left the kitchen of Bibendum and spent years shunning the limelight and concentrating on writing - Roast Chicken and Other Stories was voted most useful cookery book - Hopkinson recently starred in The Good Cook on BBC1, deliciously conveying the virtues of gastronomic care, flair and attention to a new generation.
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Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) has issued a recruitment notification for the recruitment of Professor & More Vacancies through recruitment notification . Candidates who have completed Degree, Diploma can apply for the new recruitment notification from Film and Television Institute of India (FTII).
Eligible candidates can apply offline for the Professor & More Vacancies Job on or before 17-03-2016. Find more information about the vacancy like Age limit, Selection Process, Qualification, Application fee, How to apply etc can be found below.
Company Name : Film and Television Institute of India (FTII)
Vacancy Name : Professor & More Vacancies
Educational Qualification : Any Graduate, Diploma
Total No of Vacancy : 20 Post
Salary : Rs.15.600-39,100/- Per Month
Job Location : PUNE
Last Date To Apply For This Job : 17-03-2016
Address For The Job Vacancy : FILM AND TELEVISION INSTITUTE OF INDIA, LAW COLLEGE ROAD, PUNE – 411 004
Detail of Post :
Name of the Post:
Professor: 04 Posts a. Cinematography: 01 Post b. Screen Studies and Research: 01 Post c. SPW: 01 Post d. Editing: 01 Post
Associate Professor: 04 Posts a. Direction (SC): 01 Post b. SPW: 01 Post c. TV Production: 01 Post d. Electronic Cinematography: 01 Post
Assistant Professor: 10 Posts a. Cinematography (SC-1, ST-1): 02 Post b. Art Design (SC): 01 Post c. Sound (Films): 01 Post d. Acting:: 01 Post e. Direction (SC-1, OBC-1): 02 Post f. Editing (OBC-1): 02 Post g. Sound Recording: 01 Post
Controller of Production (OBC): 01 Post
Digital Colourist: 01 Post
Total No. of Posts: 20
Age Limit: Candidates upper age should be 65 years for Faculty & 55 years for Digital Colourist.
Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess Degree or Diploma or equivalent in concerned subject from a recognized University or Institution for post 1, 2 & 3, Bachelor Degree/ Degree/ Diploma in Film & TV Direction/ Production Management from recognized university with relevant experience for post 4 & 3 year Degree or Diploma in Film making/ Film processing from FTII, SRFTII, FTIT (Chennai) with relevant experience for post 5.
Application Fee: Candidates have to pay Rs. 500/- through Demand draft drawn on any Nationalized Bank in favour of Accounts Officer, Film and Television Institute of India, Pune, payable at Pune.
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The old fisherman Skeggi asked me to help clean up the beach on White Sands Isle by killing a number of Picts. He is hoping the blockade will be over in the near future, and is eager to get back to his favorite fishing spot. I can reach White Sands Isle by using the rowboat in the north of the harbor.
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Finding the Trapdoor: Essays, Portraits, Travels
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April 1997
Beschreibung"Whether you are a general reader looking to be transported to other times and places or a student trying to unlock the mysteries of how good non-fiction is written, (Finding the Trapdoor) is something rare". -- Orville Schell, Dean, Graduate School of Journalism, University of California, BerkeleyFor some thirty years, Adam Hochschild has been one of the most distinctive voices in American journalism. With grace and wit, he has brought to a startling variety of subjects a combination of adventurous reporting and personal honesty. Hochschild's readers can count on an unobtrusive erudition, a sense of justice, and an irrepressible curiosity about life.Admirers of Hochschild's Half the Way Home will find in these articles the same warm autobiographical voice that made that book so memorable. Hochschild revisits a time when he was a civil rights worker in Mississippi and as a teenager seeing apartheid firsthand in South Africa. But readers will find much more as well: Profiles of an adoptive gypsy, essays about Ernest Hemingway and John F. Kennedy, and a journey to one of the remotest corners of the Amazon rain forest. This collection gathers the best of his shorter pieces over the years, all of which first appeared in a variety of publications, including The Village Voice, Mother Jones, and the New York Review of Books.
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Verlag: SYRACUSE UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: April 1997
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Found money in 2016.Posted by Donna Freedman on Feb 10, 2017 | 46 comments
I waited a little longer than usual to count my found money. For those unfamiliar with the concept: All year long I pick up coins from lots of places: stores, sidewalks, parks, the return bins of Coinstar machines.
Usually I add up my found money around Thanksgiving, then add some more and donate it to the Food Bank of Alaska. This year I decided that the holidays are when people most like to donate to food banks, so why not wait a while?
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Parkinson's belongs to a group of neurological conditions called movement disorders. The four main symptoms of Parkinson's disease are:
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Other symptoms include depression, emotional changes, difficulty swallowing, speech changes, urinary problems, sleep problems, and dementia and other cognitive problems.


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Five Firefighters Injured In Mattapan FireFive firefighters were injured fighting a house fire in Mattapan.
Dedham Man Ordered Held Without Bail In 2016 Barbershop MurderThe man police say shot and killed another man at a Mattapan barbershop last year was arraigned in Suffolk Superior Court Wednesday.
Police Arrest Man Wanted In 2016 Mattapan Barbershop SlayingBoston Police announced Tuesday that they had made an arrest in the brazen daytime murder of a man inside a Mattapan barber shop in June.
Young Woman Found Dead In Mattapan Apartment Police are investigating the death of a woman in an apartment with three children inside.
MBTA Trolley Operator Attacked By Man In Halloween MaskA man wearing a Halloween costume dragged an MBTA trolley operator out of his trolley and beat him on the train platform, an MBTA spokesperson said Sunday morning.
Driver Accused Of Killing Woman In Mattapan Appears In CourtPolice say a man was drunk when he hit struck and killed a woman in a Mattapan crosswalk.
Victim Identified In Mattapan Fatal Hit-And-RunAuthorities have released the name of the woman who was struck and killed by a car Saturday night.
Dorchester Man Arrested In Fatal Mattapan Hit-And-RunA Dorchester man turned himself in early Sunday morning after police said he struck and killed a woman while driving drunk in Mattapan Saturday night.
At Mattapan Barbershop's 'Cut And Curls' Event, Kids Get Free Hair Cuts, School SuppliesFor the seventh year in a row, a Mattapan barbershop is offering free haircuts for kids grades 1-7.
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Uncle: Boy Who Drowned At South Boston Day Camp Now 'Saving Lives'Family and friends gathered Thursday to say goodbye to a seven-year-old boy who drowned while attending a city-run day camp last week.
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The story of the Spartans, Michigan State's go-to guys in Green and White, began in 1925 in a Lansing greasy spoon called the Coffee Cup.
It's there that the Scofes brothers, natives of Greece and owners of the Cup, regaled MSU bigwigs with the tale of the 300 Spartan warriors who in 480 B.C, though vastly outmanned, defeated a horde of Persian soldiers numbered in the thousands. This tale of guts and glory was more than enough to convince the officials—the Michigan State Sport Ons soon became the Spartans, and the rest is history.


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Embattled German law firm Wessing is losing four more partners to Andersen Legal's German arm Andersen Luther as dissension within the Düsseldorf office grows.`M&A partner Alexander Schröder-Frerkes and competition and energy partner Jan Byok are joining Andersens' Düsseldorf office. They will be joined by IT partners Christian Harmsen and Felix Noediger and eight associates.`Schröder-Frerkes and Byok are well-known names in the market and their move will be seen as another indication of the split between those who want Wessing to remain independent and those who want to merge.`The moves follow the announcement that Wessing is losing its former chairman Wolfgang von Meibom and intellectual property (IP) partners Klaus-Jürgen Michaeli and Maximiliane Stöckel to Andersens (The Lawyer, 21 May).`A press statement issued by Wessing in May said that there would be no further departures following von Meibom's announcement. But the evidence is now to the contrary.`Andersens currently has only three partners in Düsseldorf and has so far lacked the profile that it needs to attract the big clients. Its three core areas are corporate, banking and finance, and IP and telecoms and the arrivals from Wessing build on two of those three areas.`One of Schröder-Frerkes' biggest clients is the airline Lufthansa, which he is expected to take with him.`Byok's focus is on public procurement and his arrival will give Andersens a visible presence in competition law.`Wessing is one of the last leading independent law firms in Germany and despite its links with a number of firms including Andersen Legal, Bird & Bird, Eversheds, Nabarro Nathanson and Theodore Goddard, it has yet to secure a merger.`Relations within the firm hit rock bottom when von Meibom stepped down as chairman in March following accusations that his interests no longer represented those of the firm.`In Germany, Andersen Luther has offices in Berlin, Dresden, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hanover, Cologne, Leipzig, Munich and Stuttgart.
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Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star Kitakyushu hotel in Kokura with restaurant
Popular property highlights
Located in Kokura, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Riverwalk Kitakyushu, Zenrin Map Museum, and Kokura Castle. Seicho Matsumoto Memorial and Yasaka Shrine are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
A restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and dry cleaning are available at this hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a 24-hour front desk, tour/ticket assistance, and wedding services are onsite.
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All 90 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, TVs with satellite channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers. Minibars, room service, and in-room massages are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 495 square feet (46 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, dry cleaning/laundry services, and room service (during limited hours).
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 90
- Number of floors - 9
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- Conference space size (meters) - 46
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Lavande - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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I follow after Tia as we run onto the the stairs off the roof. I could here the Ambulance and police sirens. Atleast I didn't kill them just shot their kneecaps out , but I was definetly going to be talked about in the crowd. We ran past the parking lot , then stopped at place near the mall.
" Where we gonna go? I don't live around these parts." I say as we slow down.
" Well we should watch this tape to see where those men came from. So that means someones house with a VCR."
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Some people may look forward to spending Valentines Day with their loved ones – exchanging special gifts and perhaps a romantic meal. For others in relationships, it may highlight that all is not well.
In the latest stage of the force's 'Talk To Us, We Can Help' campaign, which is focusing on encouraging people to report incidents of domestic abuse, Sussex Police are keen to hear from young people of both sexes who are experiencing such abuse.
At present most calls for help over domestic abuse do not come from teenagers, but police and partners believe that they can still face problems in their relationships and are seeking to bring this issue more into the open. It may that today's teenagers don't realise that domestic abuse can include intimidating and controlling behaviour, over which they are less likely to approach adults for help.
Detective Sergeant Laurence Cartwright said: "Domestic abuse can be in many forms – not just physical harm, but intimidation through controlling behaviour, harassment and threats. It is difficult for people, perhaps more so for young people who are not used to being in a relationship, to recognise that the way their partner is behaving towards them is actual abuse and is not acceptable. What we would like people to do is talk to us or if they can't talk to us, then talk to someone. Abuse is something you do not have to put up with."
As part of the campaign, officers from Brighton's Neighbourhood Policing Team and Anti Victimisation Unit, have been working with a number of young people from Brighton Youth Centre, and urban art agency Wet Paint Productions, to design and create commissioned street art murals which will seek to encourage other young people to report domestic abuse. The murals will be painted on the side walls of Bagelman on Bond Street and Costa Coffee on London Road on Saturday 9 February. Both businesses have given permission for their walls to be used and have been very supportive of the initiative.
PCSO Laura Hall from the Neighbourhood Policing Team said: "By working directly with young people, we have been able to engage with them and discuss the subject of domestic abuse in terms they understand. By taking their learning and understanding and turning it into artwork aimed at a similar age group, will help raise the profile of the issue and bring it in to the open."
Fay MacDonald, Co-Founder of Wet Paint Productions, said: "The Police and street art might not seem like a natural partner at first, but this is about using spray paint to create powerful messages through art on walls. All activities are offered and delivered within a legitimate, responsible and safe environment. For this project, street art is being used as a creative and interactive way to bring different people together and explore challenging issues that affect communities. The young people, a group of 16 with an average age of 12, have responded brilliantly to this project. It's not an easy topic, but they have applied their thinking and imagination really well to come up with some great visual ideas for the message and mural."
This latest initiative is part of the continuing Sussex Police campaign to encourage more reporting of a range of personal crimes including domestic abuse. In December a 24-hour 'tweetathon' was viewed by over 75,000 people and over 8,000 people tuned in during the live web-chats with 129 questions submitted. During the same period more than 110 people reported incidents of domestic abuse, a 100% increase over the usual daily average.
During the following 2012/3 Christmas and New Year period, Sussex Police received an extra 33% of domestic abuse calls compared with the same period in the previous year, and police believe that this increase is at least in part due to increasing awareness of the issue through initiatives such as the tweetathon, and of the support which is available.
Sussex Policing and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne said; ""I was elected on a manifesto pledge to tackle domestic abuse and this is one of my key priorities during my first year in office. The aim of this campaign is to raise awareness and to prevent teenagers from becoming victims and perpetrators of abusive relationships. We want them to think about what is unacceptable behaviour in relationships and be able to direct them to places for help and advice."
Sgt Cartwright added: "Domestic abuse is a widespread social problem that affects a variety of people. It doesn't always involve or start with physical violence, and can include all sorts of controlling behaviour. There is a lot of help available, not only from Sussex Police, but 24-hour National Domestic Violence Freephone Helpline on 0808 2000 247.
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The murals will be started at 11.00am on Saturday 9 February. For the best photo/filming opportunities we suggest visiting the sites between 1.00pm and 2.00pm. Police, the young people, and Wet Paint workers will also be available for interview there.
Apparently, they're going to be using Facebook to help.
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Sample the bounty of Woodman Fine Foods Estate with this hamper overflowing with preserves, relishes and condiments. Rhubarb jam, tomato and chilli chutney, spiced pear preserve and pickled vegetables; that's only some of what's included plus gourmet muesli and a handy tote bag.
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- Woodman Fine Foods Estate medal winning Pure Strawberry Jam 330g
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The Farmer's Collection 4 Pack includes:
- Tomato and Chilli Chutney 100g
- Garden Vegetables Pickled 100g
- Beetroot and Horseradish Relish 100g
- Spiced Pear Preserve 100g
The Gourmet Preserve 4 Pack includes:
- Pure Strawberry Jam 40g
- Raspberry and Boysenberry Jam 40g
- Peach and Cardamon Preserve 40g
- Rhubarb and Ginger Jam 40g
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Posted Sun 15 Nov 15 at 15:00 PM
Gray Double Helps Pools To Victory
Ronnie Moore's side came from a goal down to beat Leyton Orient 3-1 at The Vic in front of the live Sky Sports cameras.
Pools had plenty of defending to do this afternoon but made their chances count at the other end, with a Kudus Oyenuga penalty and a Jake Gray double earning the three points for Pools.
It was Leyton Orient who started the better of the teams, with Pools again lacking fluidity in the opening minutes.
The visitors tried their luck from the off, with Sean Clohessy firing over the bar from distance with the first move of the game.
And it proved as early warning for Pools as Orient were soon back to test their firepower again; the first corner of the game found its way to Mathieu Baudry who tried to put it in from close range but Trevor Carson got there quickly to block it wide.
A ball into the box from Clohessy on the right was aimed for the head of John Marquis but Michael Duckworth had other ideas and rose well to intercept with a flicked header to clear.
With 13 minutes gone and Orient back on the attack, Pools didn't show enough conviction at the back to clear, allowing Bradley Pritchard to pick the ball up, take a touch and fire home from close range to make it 1-0.
Pools still didn't look the most confident but just seven minutes later they were level; a cross into the box was deemed to have been handled by an Orient defender and the official awarded a penalty.
Kudus Oyenuga, determined to take the kick, chased back for the ball and stepped up to smash a very confident spotkick past Grainger to level the scores on 20 minutes.
The goal eased the pace of the game for a spell, as Orient's pressure eased and Moore's side began to see a bit more of the ball.
Mikael Mandron was a handful for the visiting defence, with his non-stop running and battling, while Carl Magnay provided a bit of bite in the middle.
Matthew Bates was a strong influence for Pools at the back, remaining calm throughout and getting in some crucial interceptions for his side.
It was Orient who came closest to scoring again though as they upped their pressure again in the final ten minutes of the first half; John Marquis fired in a shot from the edge of the box which pulled another impressive stop from Carson – this time a one-handed block to keep it out.
Kal Naismith put a great cross in for Pools late in the half but his pacy ball just missed the head of the arriving Scott Fenwick.
The teams went in all square at half time, with Pools perhaps the more fortunate to be on level terms at this stage in the game.
There was some early defending for Moore's side to do after the break, with two well-timed blocks from the impressive Bates to clear the danger.
And the defender was involved at the other end shortly after; Fenwick fed the ball through for Mandron who lost out to Clohessy running in on goal. From the resulting corner which was delivered well by Naismith, Bates got up highest to send a header at goal but watched his effort go over Grainger's bar.
Trevor Carson pulled off a great save again, this time denying Baudry with a header after a cross in from Lloyd James.
And, while Pools were under pressure for much of this second half, it was Ronnie Moore's men who were next to find the back of the net.
It was great work from the busy Mandron in the build-up to win the ball for his side allowing Gray to pick up possession just outside of the box. With the goal in his sights, Gray unleashed a low powerful drive towards goal which took a deflection on its way through the box and hit the net to make it 2-1 on 71 minutes.
There was still plenty of defending for Pools to do as Orient were not giving up and Carson had yet another save to make, this time denying Ollie Palmer from close range.
But Pools - and Jake Gray - weren't finished at the other end. It was great work from Naismith to set up the on-loan Crystal Palace midfielder and once Gray had the ball, he showed real class and composure to take the ball into the box and slot it coolly across Grainger and into the far post.
The win sees Pools pick up their first three points at The Vic since August and sets the team up nicely for a busy run of games ahead.
Final Score:
Pools 3 Leyton Orient 1
3785 (237 Leyton Orient)
Carson, Duckworth (Harrison 77), Jackson, Bates, Carroll, Oyenuga (Oates 68), Gray, Magnay, Naismith, Fenwick (Featherstone 82), Mandron.
Subs Not Used:
Bartlett, Jones, Woods, Bingham.
Leyton Orient
Grainger, Clohessy, Shaw, Dunne (Turgott 86), Baudry, James, Palmer, Payne, Pritchard (Kashket 75), Simpson, Marquis.
Subs Not Used:
Sargeant, Moncur, Semedo.
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text: In addition, food industry participants will be more willing to make equipment upgrades that had been deferred due to a weak economy. Japan was the third largest market for commercial refrigeration equipment in 2011, but has declined in size since 2006, reflecting both poor economic conditions and the maturity of the market.Demand for commercial refrigeration products in Japan is forecast to return to positive growth through 2016, but gains will be significantly slower than the world average. Coolers, freezers, display cases to be among fastest growing products Sales of reach-in and walk-in coolers and freezers will benefit from gains among food retailers in restaurants, particularly in developing countries. Growth in demand for refrigerated display cases will be rapid as well, supported by rising standards of living and increasing proliferation of large food retailers. The growing number of restaurants, particularly in the fast food segment, will also spur stronger gains in demand for beverage refrigeration equipment and ice machines. Vending machine gains will be somewhat slower, reflecting the concentration of vending machine usage in developed countries. Study coverage Details on these and other findings are available in the upcoming Freedonia industry study, World Commercial Refrigeration Equipment, is available for $6200. It presents historical demand data (2001, 2006 and 2011) plus forecasts for 2016 and 2021 by product, world region and for 21 major countries. The study also assesses market environment factors, evaluates company market share, and profiles global industry competitors such as including Hoshizaki, Ingersoll-Rand, Manitowoc and United Technologies. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION xiii I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 4 General 4 World Population Outlook 5 World Urbanization Patterns 7 World Economic Overview 9 Recent Historical Trends 10


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This elegant luxury hotel was once a Dominican monastery from the 16th century. The historical stonewalls and the wood beam ceilings stand in contrast to the avant-garde interior design. This city hotel comprises a 4-storey annexe and a 2-storey main building. In total, there are 51 rooms on offer of which 3 are suites, 5 are singles and 43 are double rooms. This air-conditioned hotel's facilities include a pleasant lobby with a 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe, lift access, a coffee shop and a public Internet terminal. The hotel features a TV lounge, a bar, an inviting � la carte restaurant and conference facilities. For an additional fee payable locally guests may park their cars either in the hotel car park or in the garage. Room and laundry services as well as medical assistance round off the offerings.
The hotel is located in the heart of Salamanca's old town with many public transport links, restaurants, shops and bars nearby. The nearest nightclub is 200 metres away, ski slopes can be found 6 km away and the airport is 15 km from the hotel.
The rooms are fitted with an en suite bathroom equipped with a shower and a hairdryer. All of the rooms feature a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, Internet access and a hifi, as well as a minibar, a double bed and individually regulated heating and air conditioning.
Guests may take advantage of the golf course located 3 km from the hotel. The hotel itself offers guests a gym, a sauna and a steam room.
Guests are invited to serve themselves from the breakfast buffet. At lunchtime and in the evenings, guests may select dishes from an � la carte menu.
American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are all accepted as methods of payment.
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Forex trading plan for June 30
US dollar index kept correcting down as the futures market no longer expects the Federal Reserve to raise rates in 2016. Correction keeps unfolding in many assets, which were sold off on Friday on the Brexit vote news.
EUR/USD is testing levels above the 200-day MA at 1.1100. According to the ECB sources report, the central bank won't ease policy unless economic data shows that Brexit is affecting the euro area's economy. Flash European inflation figures are due at 09:00 GMT. The ECB will release accounts of its latest meeting at 11:30 GMT. The pair's approaching resistance of the formed support line since November in the 1.1200 area, and it won't be easy for the euro to get much higher. Support is at 1.1055 and 1.0925.
GBP/USD recovered to 1.3520 and the recovery may extend to 1. 3700, support is at 1.3350. Britain will release current account and final GDP for Q1 at 08:30 GMT.
It's hard for the US dollar to move up versus Japanese yen. USD/JPY faced resistance around 102.85. Next obstacles are at 103.55 and 105.00. Support is at 100.75.
AUD/USD gained a bit more ground as the market's sentiment improved and commodity prices went up. The upside should be limited by 0.7500. Support is at 0.7330. XAU/USD found support at $1310 and may revisit $1350. Oil prices are supported by the looming strike in Norway and decline in the US inventories.


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... tempura and fish soup for breakfast. Having that for breakfast made us think it was lunch time and the fact we were all awake so early in the morning (5:00am) contributed to the feeling.
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Breaking News! SNK Playmore Announces A New Neo Geo Handheld
It looks like Sony and Nintendo might have some new competition in the handheld market! In a rather shocking announcement SNK Playmore, the makers of the original Neo Geo systems, have decided to release what seems to be a Neo Geo Pocket 2! For those of you that don't know, the Neo Geo Pocket was a handheld that was released by SNK in 1998. Although the handheld wasn't that popular, a successor, the Neo Geo Pocket Color, was released in 1999. Sadly enough, Nintendo's Gameboy systems had already been welcomed into the hearts of many, and thus the Neo Geo Pocket Color never sold more than 2 million copies in its two-year lifespan.
Now it looks like SNK might want to try their hands at the handheld market once more with this new Neo Geo device! The Neo Geo (might not be the final name), sports a design that highly resembles an iPhone, this could be to compete with the ever-growing cellphone gaming market that is currently threatening dedicated handheld gaming devices.
Located on the top of the device are L1, L2, R1, and R2 buttons, an AV out jack, and what looks to be the port where your charging cable connects to. On the button of the device you have your volume and brightness buttons, as well as an audio output jack for headphones.
Sticking with the Neo Geo handheld design, this new portable brings back the familiar analogue stick that fans of the SNK handheld have come to know and love. Opposite the analogue stick is are your A, B, C, and D face buttons. Located between the analogue stick and face buttons is a rather nice 4.3-inch screen.
Finally, on the right side of the device is an SD card slot (just incase the 2GB of internal storage aren't enough for your needs), and the power switch. The Neo Geo comes pre-loaded with North American versions of 20 classic Neo Geo games:
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(This is a Housing Finance Company Licensed & Regulated by NHB) RHFL, a housing finance company promoted by Repco Bank has recorded a business growth of 26.41% with net profit standing at 80 Crore after general and tax provisions as on 31.03.2013. Return on Capital employed stood at 17.42% which is one of the highest among Housing Finance Companies in the country. RHFL reached a business level of 3544.75 Crore. It has expanded its operations through 73 branches and 19 SAT centers. RHFL has declared a dividend of 11%, maintaining continuous dividend record since inception. During the current fiscal, RHFL has come out with Initial Public Offering (IPO) for a fresh issue of 1,57,20,262 Equity Shares with a face value of 10 each at a price band of 165 to 172. The issue was oversubscribed 1.62 times and 274 crore was mobilized at a face value of 172 each.
(Formerly REPCO MSME DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE LIMITED) In order to give focused and specialised attention for Micro Finance and SME Development, a separate company was promoted by us. Repco Bank has contributed 26.80 Crore towards equity capital of the Company. The Company obtained Certificate of Registration from Reserve Bank of India to carry on the business of non banking financial institution without accepting public deposits. The company has a loan portfolio of 335.54 Crore and earned a net profit (after Tax) of 12.56 crore for the year ending 31.03.2016.The number of branches as on 31.03.2016 was 65.
Repco Foundation for Micro Credit (RFMC), an NGO promoted by Repco Bank was registered, under Companies Act 2013 (Section 8). It is a nonprofit entity formed for extending supporting services to SHGs financed by the Bank/MSME solely with a view to increase the income level and eventually to reduce poverty and for empowering poor women and men. The company has made encouraging progress in this field. The coverage has been enlarged to more than 29257 Groups as on 31.03.2016. The total combined loan book size of Repco MSME and Repco Foundation stands at 34815 Lakh as on 31.03.2016. The recovery stands at 97.62%. Repco Foundation for Micro Credit, promoted by the Bank, has done an appreciable job in promoting quality of human life in rural areas mainly through women empowerment and inclusive credit operations.