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Creative Force – spotlight in the Best of British creative industry, home-grown in Winchester
Press Release: 24/05/2012
From 26 May to 1 July City Space in Winchester Discovery Centre will be hosting 'Creative Force' a colourful and vibrant exhibition curated by Winchester City Council as part of this summer's Best of British Festival that celebrates the creativity of some of our most talented local artists and designers.
Developed to showcase the talent of British creativity during the Jubilee celebrations and the run up to the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the exhibition offers insights into established, internationally renowned artists and those just starting out on their creative careers.
Author Rebecca Smith, a descendent of Jane Austen, will describe with words and objects how the urge to write has manifested itself throughout her family history, echoing down the generations. She will also offer an insight into her own writing process and the stories and events that have inspired her.
Visitors can also see designs for one of the new bollards in The Square by young people from the Carroll Youth Centre in Stanmore developed during a workshop with Colour Factory artists Jenny Muncaster and Rachael Alexander. Taking their inspiration from Roman artefacts in the City Museum, the children's designs were then worked into the final artwork by Jenny and Rachael which was then painted directly onto the bollard.
Visitors, young and old can have ago at creating their own bollard design to be left on display in the exhibition.
Winchester Fashion week, 9 to 16 June, will be reflected in the exhibition by the work of millinery designer Rachel Drewer and fashion student Arati Subba who will give a flavour of how they go about producing their work with each artist creating a mini studio in the gallery. Lucky visitors may find Rachel at work in her 'studio' as she will be dropping in throughout the exhibition. Look out for the sign 'artist in residence' at the entrance to City Space.
Other artists in the exhibition include Alice Kettle, Andrew Carnie, Eileen White, Tracey Sheppard and Alex Hoare.
Cllr. Patricia Stallard, Portfolio Holder for Culture, Heritage and Sport for Winchester City Council said,
Winchesters creative community add an important and distinctive dimension to the life of the City and surrounding District as well as enhancing Winchesters growing reputation across the south for artistic excellence. This exhibition will give visitors to City Space the opportunity to glimpse that creative process"
Ellen Simpson, Head of Tourism said,
The Best of British Festival is a celebration about all that is great about our culture. Winchester is increasing viewed as something of a creative hub in the region and our proactive and diverse community of crafts-people, artists, fashion designers and literary talent means that we felt the summer celebrations would not be complete without this showcase event for the industry."
Creative Force is one of many exciting events taking place across the district as part of Best of British 2012. To find out more go to: www.bestofbritishfestival.com
Creative Force opens on Saturday 26 May and runs until Sunday 1 July.
City Space opening times: Monday – Friday 10am – 6pm, Saturday 10am – 5pm, Sunday 11am – 4pm. Sunday opening 11 – 3pm
City Space, Winchester Discovery Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester SO23 8SB
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MSRTC DHULE Recruitment 2015: The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation is inviting applications for the recruitment of Junior Assistant, Artisan posts. The number of vacancies for these posts is 218. The ending date to apply for this post is 10-07-2015. So all the interested persons can apply on or before the last date.
The MSRTC DHULE releases the vacancies every year. This year also it has released the vacancies for Junior Assistant posts. The persons can apply for this post before the last date after clearly going through the notification given.
The candidates will get application forms from the official website. The interested and eligible persons can apply for these posts on or before the ending date. The candidates of Maharashtra can apply for these posts.
The other details like how to apply, selection process, salary details, vacancy details, fee details are given for the quick reference of the candidates. The persons can go through the information given below or they can visit the official website to go through the notification and may get all the details.
Recruitment Complete Details of MSRTC:
Vacancy Details:
There are a total number of 218 vacancies for these posts.
Name of the Organization: Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation
Job Location: Maharashtra
Number of Vacancies: 218
Junior Assistant: 118
Junior Artisan: 30
Age Limit:
The candidates age must be from 18 years to 45 years to apply for this post.
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The person applying for this post must have completed ITI or diploma from recognized university.
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The persons will be selected based on their performance in the written test.
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The Reserved category candidates need to pay a fee of Rs.150
The Unreserved category candidates need to pay a fee of Rs.300
How to Apply:
The eligible candidates can go to the official website and download the application form and send their applications in the prescribed format along with the educational certificates which are duly attested, caste certificate, experience certificate. They can send the applications and the documents to the official address given in the notification.
Important Dates to Remember:
Last date to apply: 10-07-2015
Notification Link: http://mahast.in/pdfs/central_office_final_add_dated-_29.4.pdf
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You may have noticed that I've changed a couple of things on the blog, like this 'home' page, where you'll come too if you're just entered my blog address into your browser. On this page, I hope to keep you informed of any new developments on the blog and point you in the right direction on your journey through it.
To read the latest posts, simply just click one of the links under the Recent Posts heading on the left hand side of the page.
To view older entries, you can either use the Calendar to select posts from specific dates or select a month from the dropdown list just below the heading Archives. There's also a handy listing of the categories I've post each of the entries under so that you can zoom directly into areas you fancy taking a look at.
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Wow, five years in!
I celebrated my 5th anniversary in Australia on the 1 August, where has all that time gone!
This year I decided to take a holiday within Oz and after visiting most of the major cities in the various states, I decided it was time I took in some of the big country that Australia is famous for. So after some investigating I opted to fly over to Broome and take a tour of the Kimberley region of WA. Therefore, the next big update of the blog will be a journal of my adventures travelling the Gibb River Road and surrounding areas.
In addition I've taken a look back at all the unpublished drafts that I have on here and was shocked to see that there are 70 odd posts waiting to be finalised and published. So I think I need to make some sort of effort to knock off some of those in the lead up to Christmas!
January, 2016
Happy New Year to all my readers and welcome to my Australian Blog.
It's just under a week into the new year and already I've posted a couple posts and I'm working on catching up on some others which should be ready in a day or two.
September, 2015
Well, here we are! four years in and I'm still writing entries to this blog.
I must admit it's been a bit of a struggle at times and to be honest I'm still working a on a number of 'posts', some from as long ago as 2012. One day, I'll get to catch up on everything, but for now I can only promise to keep posting the latest events in my life here in Australia.


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WATCH: Burke would give "110 percent every single day" as governor, but stops short of giving policy, campaign specifics in one-on-one interview
Submitted: 10/16/2013
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Madison Democrat Mary Burke's passion and enthusiasm to become Wisconsin's next governor seems clear.
Some specifics of her policy stances and campaign plan, however, remain unclear.
"I wouldn't get into this race unless I had a good chance of winning the entire race," she said in an exclusive interview Monday. "I'm excited to be in this campaign, and excited to be the next governor of Wisconsin."
The former Trek Bicycle executive and state Commerce Secretary announced her candidacy on October 7. If she becomes the Democratic nominee, she'll challenge Governor Scott Walker in the November 2014 election. In the first weeks of her campaign, she has looked to raise her name recognition without delving deep into specific policy views.
Burke stopped short of giving a straight yes-or-no answer when asked if a large iron ore mine in the Penokee Hills, like the one Gogebic Taconite wants, would be a good or bad thing for northern Wisconsin.
"I think we always have to balance job creation with protecting our natural resources," she said. "Our natural resources are so important to so many people in Wisconsin. But also, we do need to be creating more good-paying jobs in Wisconsin, and putting the emphasis on that."
She said a proposal by Sens. Bob Jauch (D-Poplar) and Dale Schultz (R-Richland Center), officially Senate Bill 542 a session ago, would have accomplished the balance. That bill was defeated earlier this year.
Burke has said collective bargaining for public employees should be a right. Many Democrats would like to see her push for a repeal of Act 10 to restore those rights. Burke has been unwilling to take that stance so far.
"As governor, I would have made sure that I negotiated fairly, but toughly for the changes made, and done that through collective bargaining," she said.
In his 2010 campaign, Walker promised the creation of a quarter-million Wisconsin jobs in his first term. On the current pace, he will fall short of that pledge. Burke was unclear if she would make broadcasting that trend a cornerstone of her campaign.
"The values that I grew up on are the values many people in Wisconsin did. I think one of those values is, you know, you don't make promises you can't keep," she said. "So, my promise, as governor, would be that 110 percent of my focus and energy will be on the people of Wisconsin and making sure we're addressing the issues that are most important to them, and that is job creation. I'll give it 110 percent every single day. That will be my promise."
Walker made Wisconsin jobs his focus through his campaigns, and has made it his top priority while in office. Burke says she would do something similar.
"I'll be focused on creating jobs," she replied when asked about her first action in office if elected. "We have an unemployment rate of 6.8 percent. Next door in Minnesota, it's 5.1 percent. We have to make sure that we are building the foundation, setting the priorities that are what the people of Wisconsin care about."
She pointed to her role in reopening the paper mill in Park Falls while she served as Commerce Secretary under Governor Jim Doyle.
"It was really important to not only the people of Park Falls, but that whole area," Burke said. "That was 300 good-paying jobs. We focused on that, got it reopened, and it's still open today."
Wisconsinites remain curious about what tone her campaign will take. She took a strategy growing in popularity � making a recorded video � to announce her campaign last week.
She didn't say whether people in Wisconsin could expect negative ads from her campaign and outside groups supporting her.
"I want to be focused on how we move Wisconsin forward," she said. "And I think that's a positive message."
Sen. Kathleen Vinehout (D-Alma) is the only other Democrat known to be considering a gubernatorial run.
She has said she would decide after January 1.
Ben Meyer: "Would a large iron ore mine like the one Gogebic Taconite wants to create in the Penokee Hills � overall, would that be a good thing or a bad thing for northern Wisconsin, in your view?"
Mary Burke: "I think we always have to balance job creation with protecting our natural resources. Our natural resources are so important to so many people in Wisconsin. But also, we do need to be creating more good-paying jobs in Wisconsin, and putting the emphasis on that. I think there was legislation that was on the table that balanced those two, to make sure that we could go ahead and create jobs but also protect our natural resources. That was legislation by Senator Jauch and Senator Schultz and I think if we had gone ahead with that, we would have been able to do both. But I think the legislation that was passed did not put the safeguards in place that really are needed to make sure we have that balance."
Ben Meyer: "Switching topics, with regard to Act 10. What I've read a little bit about, early in your campaign, you've said collective bargaining for employees should be a right, for public employees. But you haven't quite said yet, I'd go so far as to repeal Act 10. For the thousands and thousands of folks in Wisconsin who are strongly against Act 10, does that message provide a problem for them, in getting their vote?"
Mary Burke: "What I can tell you is the approach I would take is, certainly, there were changes that needed to be made to balance our budget. But Act 10 went well beyond that, and also did it in a way that divisive, leaving our state fractured and weakened. As governor, I would have made sure that I negotiated fairly, but toughly for the changes made, and done that through collective bargaining. I think it's important that our public sector employees do have a voice. I spent a lot of my career at Trek Bicycle. I know from that that your organization's success comes from being able to have a qualified, committed workforce that is motivated to helping accomplish the mission. I think we need the same in our public sector, whether it's our teachers or firefighters, or our police. So we need to be able to attract and retain a great workforce. We need to make sure that they are committed but also accountable for the mission. Moving forward, we need to focus on how we can accomplish that."
Ben Meyer: "In the part of the state where I'm from, the Northwoods, you mention politics, you mention campaigns, and often times what I hear from folks, or see from folks, is they kind of roll their eyes and say, my goodness, the attack ads, the negative ads. If I could just take that out of politics, it would be so much better. In your campaign, and groups supporting you, can we expect to see attack ads? Can we expect to see negative ads from those sources?"
Mary Burke: "What I can tell you, Ben, is I want to be focused on how we move Wisconsin forward, and I think that's a positive message. I think we built on the assets that Wisconsin has � tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, high-tech. We really have so many possibilities in this state. What I want my campaign to be about is to be talking about those possibilities, making sure we're focused on creating jobs, on the things that the people of Wisconsin really care about. So that's going to be my message throughout the campaign, and making sure we have leadership that brings people together, so that we're doing our best work, that does put problem-solving ahead of the politics."
Ben Meyer: "As I'm sure you know, Governor Walker, in his 2010 campaign for governor, said, I promise Wisconsinites that I'll create 250,000 jobs for Wisconsin. It looks pretty likely that he's going to fall short of that. Is that going to be a central theme of your campaign, making that clear to folks, how he has fallen short, if he indeed does?"
Mary Burke: "I'm going to be focused on what my approach would be. I'm a fourth-generation Wisconsinite, born and raised. My great-grandparents were farmers. My grandfather delivered the mail, and my mom was the first to go to college. The values that I grew up on are the values many people in Wisconsin did. I think one of those values is, you know, you don't make promises you can't keep. So, my promise, as governor, would be that 110% of my focus and energy will be on the people of Wisconsin and making sure we're addressing the issues that are most important to them, and that is job creation. I'll give it 110% every single day. That will be my promise."
Ben Meyer: "Would a Democratic primary be good or bad for you?"
Mary Burke: "I wouldn't get into this race unless I had a good chance of winning the entire race. That's what I'll be focused on. I respect everyone's individual decision to decide whether it makes sense for them to run or not. I'm excited to be in this campaign, and excited to be the next governor of Wisconsin."
Ben Meyer: "What's your message to folks that say, look, you're a wealthy person, correct me if I'm wrong, you're a millionaire, that makes it tough for you to relate to the issues facing the middle class? What's your response?"
Mary Burke: "As I mentioned, with my background, my family's background is relatively modest, with my great-grandparents being farmers and my grandfather delivering the mail. The values I grew up on are the values many of the people in Wisconsin did. I'll take that into this race. Over my 30-year career, I've worked hard like many people. I started with a lemonade stand when I was little, and summer jobs when I was 14. I'm proud of the career I've had. I think that's what the people of Wisconsin are going to care about. Am I bringing to this race the things that are going to be necessary to lead this state and to make sure we're creating a vibrant, healthy economy?"
Ben Meyer: "If you're elected, what's the first thing you'd do in office? What's the first thing you'd do in the executive office, or perhaps the first legislation you'd push for? What's the first thing you'd do?"
Mary Burke: "Certainly, I'll be focused on creating jobs. We have an unemployment rate of 6.8%. Next door in Minnesota, it's 5.1%. We have to make sure that we are building the foundation, setting the priorities that are what the people of Wisconsin care about. First and foremost, I'll be reviewing all of the different programs that we have, and talking with folks. I want the state to be a good partner with our local communities and seeing how we can help support them by creating jobs in local areas. When I was Commerce Secretary, the paper mill in Park Falls closed. We made it a priority to say, how do we bring people together? How do we make sure we get that open? It was really important to not only the people of Park Falls, but that whole area. That was 300 good-paying jobs. We focused on that, got it reopened, and it's still open today."
Ben Meyer: "We're out of time. Thank you so much for your time."
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Crandon superintendent presents on forgiveness at Jerusalem conference; district will teach topic in fall
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High schoolers in Crandon will get a weekly class on forgiveness this year.
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Walker said Tuesday that the deal does not include any gas tax or vehicle registration fee increases.
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Estee Lauder Resilience Lift Extreme Ultra Firming Eye Creme Reviews
Not worth the money due to the packagingThe packaging is the major downside of this eye cream, making it not worth the cost. The jar allows light, air (oxygen), and bacteria (oil and bacteria from your fingers) to degrade the antioxidants and other super nutrients that would otherwise make this an excellent product. It also is condusive to bacteria growth in the jar and that is going around (and potentially in) your eyes. Otherwise i...read moret is a very emollient cream that hydrates well and works well under eye makeup. Too bad. If it were in a tube, I would recommend it. — 6 years, 5 months agoThorne | 456 reviews
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Strong SmellI have had this little tub for a long time. I have used it and its ok, not great. I don't notice any significant changes in the skin under my eyes. But what gets me is the strong perfume smell. Skin around eyes is the most sensitive and the last place you want to put perfume. Will not be repurchasing. — 4 years, 9 months agokimihavens | 74 reviews
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so so at bestI am using a free sample, a little pot. I don't see it doing anything and I don't have much of a problem to begin with. There are others I like much more and will write a review of them. — 3 years, 11 months agoaudrey613 | 8 reviews
The Best!!This is the best eye cream I have tried!!! — 6 years, 1 month agosweepsfan | 4 reviews
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Definitely for the 30+ crowdWhen you realized that you need to start usuing something daily...that your seeing the "crepeiness"..this is the one. It goes on like velvet. I about one week I saw massive improvement. — 6 years, 10 months agoPhillyReds | 11 reviews
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Great firming eye creamI have recieved samples of this cream before but this was the first time I purchased a full jar. I thought it was a little pricey but bought it with a bonus purchase that came with a bunch of "free" products which made it worth it. I really like this eye cream. It is very hydrating and makes my eye area feel very smooth. It does have some firming action - all in all - I think it is a good product. — 8 years, 4 months agoTheStrow | 3 reviews
GREAT EYE CREAM!I HAVE SENSITIVE SKIN AND THIS PRODUCT DOESN'T IRRITATE ME AND BEST OF ALL IT WORKS, I LOVE IT. I HAVE TRIED A LOT OF DIFFERENT PRODUCTS BUT I HAVE TO STOP AT THIS ONE, THIS ONE REALLY GETS RID OF THE LINES AND CREASES. — 8 years, 4 months agoMARYELLENCARBO | 4 reviews
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very hydratingI purchased this eye cream because I wanted to try to tighten the skin under my eyes, and I had heard this was a favorite of many. I think that it does an excellent job at hydrating, and makes the skin soft and supple. However, I had to discontinue using it because my eyes were sensitive to some ingredient in it, which inevitably caused my eyes to turn red every time I used it. Had it not been for that issue, I would have continued to use it. — 8 years, 6 months agoKeyamarie | 62 reviews
Estee Lauder Resilience Lift Extreme Ultra Firming Eye CremeI am 42 years old. I do not ware make-up, maybe three times per year. I have been using this product for over two month now. The first improvement noticed was in the skin texture, it becane very soft. I did not have deep lines around my eye area, but the fine lines starting to appear had improve. The area aruond my eyes look a little more bright than before, giving a healthier and youthful loo...read morek. The only difficulty I have found is how to learn to aply the minimal amount in order to avoid the cream to run inside my eyes, since I do not wear any make-up that may prevent this to happen. Overall, I am very happy with it. — 9 years agoMAYRAELAINE | 1 reviews
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And we watched a scary movie and she started to cuddle with me. And hold my hand, so later we fell alseep with her head resting on my chest. Later tha morning she keeps trying to tickle me, and I tried the same to her. I had the urge to kiss her but didn't, because I thought we were just friends. I don't know what to think, I had her stay because she couldn't make it home and she cuddles with me. But we haven't hungout before, I don't know if she thinks I'm a prude because I didn't make a move or what? If she thought that then she would have been off standish right? Need some help ladies... P.S. I was thinking she might be mad, because she is a really pretty girl and used to guys throwing themselves at her and trying to have sex. What do you think?
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I think you did the exact right thing. You should ask her to come hang out again sometime so she gets the hint that you are interested in her.10|10|0
By the way this is honestly the most adorable thing and you kind of restored my faith in guys and made my day. I hope it all works out.
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Video presentations on Zentation.comFor most presentations that I have attended, the accompanying visuals are what Garr Reynolds from Presentation Zen refers to as a slideument, an unfortunate compromise between slides and a document. On the one hand, these slideuments are used as suboptimal hand-outs that are distributed after the talk or can be found in the conference proceedings. More importantly, however, these are bad because research has shown that it is more difficult to process information if it is coming at you in the written and spoken form at the same time. So although such slideuments are aimed to enhance the message, they obfuscate it instead. Try it yourself. Next time somebody presents to you a slideument, listen only to the speaker and ignore the slides. Can you focus better on his message?
In all honesty I have to admit here that all my own previous presentations were built around such slides, because this is how you're supposed to do it, right? Everybody does it like that! Note that I write "built around", and this brings me to a second nasty side effect of slideuments: They draw attention away from the speaker. This is probably an important reason for them to be so popular: It makes it easy for people to hide behind their slides. (see Garr Reynolds' eye-opening post about "naked presentations"). But your audience doesn't come to see your slides, then they might as well have read your article or whatever. They come to see you, and make a connection with you.
What I'm trying to say is that slides alone are not enough to transfer your message. You can either read an article, which mostly lacks the (emotional) connection with the writer, or you can view a video of a presentation. However, from most video presentations that you can find on for instance Google Video it is impossible to read the slides, so you're missing out on a large part of the talk. The obvious solution would be to somehow be able to see the slides and the video at the same time. This is exactly what Zentation.com does. Moreover, you can embed such presentations into your blog or website. As a test I include below a talk by Guy Kawasaki on the Art of Innovation.
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This class is part of our specialty class program for this season. Specialty classes are designed to help you take your dancing to the next level with a variety of new dance styles added every season.
L.A. Style
L.A. Style Salsa is an adaptation of traditional Salsa that places more emphasis on styling. The style has strong Ballroom influences, as well as, competitive Hustle and Swing.
While traditional Salsa is considered to be more social, while L.A. Style is often the choice for the stage, however, the styling is very much used in social dancing. Elegant and refined hand movements, in-line patterns and dancing on the 1 beat "On1", are the basic factors that make up this style.
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- Our 55-minute Group Classes give students a chance to learn new dance moves in an environment where you can practice their steps before hitting the dance floor
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Aldgate E1 - Site of the former Aldgate East Underground Station
The original Aldgate East underground station, opened in 1884 on this Whitechapel High Street site just 500 feet west of the present day Aldgate East Station.In 1914 the street level building was rebuilt with a Lyons tea house incorporated on the ground floor.
In 1938 the station was resited down the road as part of London Transport's 1935-1940 New Works Programme whereby the triangular junction of track at Aldgate was enlarged, to allow for a much gentler curve and for improved signalling and longer platforms to accommodate longer trains.
Following closure after the last train had ran on 30th October 1938. the new station opened the next morning. The old street level building survived in a derelict condition until it was demolished in the 1950s and as you can see here there are still some below street level remains to be seen behind the large advertising hoardings on Whitechapel High Street. Proposals are to use the site and demolish the buildings behind it to make a large development of a hotel and offices.
North Woolwich station opened in 1847 as the southern terminus of the line from Stratford. The current building photographed here was built in 1854.
In the 1980's the station building and a platform were closed and replaced by a minimalist white canopy entrance and passenger shelter on the south side. In 1985 the line from North Woolwich was electrified with the service running semi circular round inner north London & down to Richmond. I left my car in Richmond one night and after a night out woke up the next morning in Canning Town and remember this long slow train journey to Richmond before picking up my car and driving to work in Hampshire....
From 1984 to 2008 the original North Woolwich station buildings and one disused platform served as the North Woolwich Old Station Museum dedicated to the history of the Great Eastern Railway.
The "new" station closed in December 2006 as part of the closure of the Stratford to North Woolwich section of the Silverlink North London line. Parts of this line from North Woolwich to Custom House via Silvertown have been utilised by Crossrail.
There are current plans to convert the Grade II listed 0ld Station as a public workspace for artists, local residents and creative businesses and is to
receive funding by the London Regeneration Fund & the Mayor of London. As you can see from the latest pics the condition of the rear of the station has deteriorated in recent years.


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My brother got married last week. This was the first time I was part of a marriage from start to finish, although not technically, since one or the other rituals keep going on for about a month after an Indian (Hindu) marriage, i was part of almost every major event that happened. I'm not a big fan of family gatherings but being the grooms only brother I had to be there, which, was definitely worth it. Hence this blog post. I'm trying to make it as short as possible.
The whole thing was very interesting, especially since I had never met the bride before, and she was going to be a part of my family for…well…ever. She was two years younger to me, but being my elder brother's wife, she was going to be an elder for me. This was weird, but sounded like fun. Here is the full first-person-story.
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The Plot
You might have already guessed, it was an arranged marriage, like most Indian marriages. Pictures were exchanged, horoscopes were exchanged, parents met, boy & girl met, cards were printed. Read on for the details.
The Cast
There are dozens of active participants in a marriage. Everyone from families plays a role. And interestingly, the roles are fixed. For instance, the bride's brother has to visit the groom's house to 'invite' him before the groom starts from home, and the bride's mother must feed the couple after the marriage (the couple doesn't eat anything on the day of marriage. more on that later.) before they leave for the groom's house & so on.
The Groom
My brother, 30. Works at Reliance Communications. Very friendly & fun loving. The eldest among us 3 siblings. Unlike me, he has always been of a responsible kind. He is handsome, tall and very caring.
The Bride
The bride, 22. Just out of college and works in a private firm. She is friendly, interesting and full of fun. She once served the NCC and had wonderful experiences to share. Only child of her parents & unlike me, a firm believer of God.
The Story
Indian parents usually start getting worried if their son doesn't get married by 28-30. For daughters it's 25. I'm pretty sure they have a mythological story/reason behind that, but I'd prefer going to my grave without knowing that. Anyway, when my brother turned 29, the panic happened in my family too. My parents (& relatives, dozens of them) kept sending pictures of girls who were ready for marriage throughout the year. Though me and my brother live in different cities, I got to see all the pictures he was shown thanks to internet. Some pics were hilarious, some desparate and some, well, just weird. And finally we found one that was perfect. She was pretty, educated and working. We both liked her right away! The problem: she was from a different caste. Now, in India that's a big problem. My family was happy about this, but there was a clear sense of discomfort among the older relatives (usually grumpy aunts from neighboring cities whom you hardly
get to want to see in your entire life). Nobody knows how did that picture sneak in. But it did. It just did.
It took my parents a couple months to convince the closest relatives that it's okay for my brother to marry her. But finally everyone agreed. In the meantime their horoscope were matched, and the results looked good to the priests. When it happened, they got engaged. Sadly enough, I couldn't make it to the engagement. And then the dating began :). Well… sort of. It's more like a personal compatibility test since you already know that you're gonna marry the girl you're dating. Funny?
I landed 5 days before the wedding. The journey was pathetic, but that's a different story. I was happy to see my family after several months. My home seemed busier (& noisier) than ever. Relatives (with screaming kids) were starting to flock in, friends were in the house almost all the time & the wedding planners were scanning through every part of the house. Marriage invitations were being distibuted (surprisingly the cards have to be delivered by hand, no courier/posts).
2 days prior to the wedding, the rituals started. I don't understand most of them, so not much to write here. Except for once when the family plays by throwing turmeric paste on each other. That was quite an experience. Everyone looked funny in yellow-orange. There were several other rituals I couldn't quite understand. Some were boring, but most were fun. The only thing I noticed is that the groom had to change clothes several times a day. Apparently, he can't wear a 'used' cloth for any of the events.
In the meantime, I had already met the bride. She was funny, friendly and interesting. It barely took me a few minutes to realize that she's perfect for my brother.
At home, lots and lots of gifts were being wrapped. Most of them were clothes. In a Hindu marriage, it's all about gifts.
The Wedding
The big day had arrived. My brother had to wake up early since the rituals began from sunrise. I missed most of them. The sad part was, he can't have any food till the wedding was over, which was scheduled to be at midnight! At around 10 in the morning, the bride's brother showed up. And that meant we're all set for taking the baraat to the bride's house. And that kinda expedited the process. The mehendi was immediately started. For some reason, the groom has to put on some predefined make up for his wedding. He looked funny for sometime while the makeup was being applied on him, but later he looked as handsome as a groom should look on his wedding day. The house looked great with the lights and flowers.
The baraat in the evening was fantastic. We danced our way to the venue. The bride's family gave a huge welcome. It's a wonderful feeling when you see hundreds of people exchanging hugs. I felt great. The marriage was being carried out on one side of the 'mandap', while the dinner was being served on another part. It might sound weird but actually only a few guests stay through the wedding, since a typical Hindu wedding lasts for several hours. The bride & groom showed up on the stage for a few minutes. The bride looked beautiful, hungry & tired, but beautiful. And they looked wonderful together. That's when hundreds of pictures were taken with friends, colleagues, family & relatives.
And then at the scheduled time, the wedding started. It lasted for about 4 hours. Everybody was tired already. After that, the 'vidaai' started, that's when the bride leaves her family forever, well, in a way. The bride's family cried a little, which was expected. And soon we were back at home. It was almost morning, we were tired so everyone went to sleep. The next morning was beautiful. The bride, now my 'bhabhi', was busy chit-chatting with her new family, us.
It was an amazing experience. I skipped a lot of stuff in the middle to save time. I also had to rush towards the ending, since I wanted to keep the post small. But this is pretty much what happened. Now I'm back in New Delhi, waiting for the wedding photos/videos to arrive. Again, it was an amazing experience. If you ever get a change, definitely attend an Indian wedding. You won't forget the experience, ever.


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How To Steer Clear Of Loan Modification and Mortgage Relief Scams
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How To Steer Clear Of Loan Modification and Mortgage Relief Scams
Internet scammers have found a way to prey on those upside down on their mortgages. If you are looking for information on loan modification or mortgage relief, then you certainly don't need any more financial trouble in the form of an internet scam. The California Department of Real Estate (DRE) has issued a new consumer alert, in hopes that borrowers will be more careful in their internet searches on the subject.
If you are looking for relief, you should make sure to follow a few simple rules before conducting an internet search. First and foremost, don't pay an upfront fee for any relief service. Be careful of testimonials, and completely disregard anything that guarantees results. Here's a tip: Don't hire any loan modification assistance service at all. Instead, get it done yourself. You can get a loan modification all by yourself, and in nor hiring assistance, you won't only save money, but the trouble of possibly getting scammed as well.
If you want to do some internet research, go ahead and do it. There is a lot out there that can help you, including good advise that might save you money. But when it comes to initiatives like mortgage relief and loan modification, that could heavily impact your wallet and your life , take the reigns on your own and save yourself the trouble.


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Thanks for visiting our web site today! Central Bucks Christian Fellowship is a Christ-centered, family-friendly church located in the heart of Bucks County. Though a young church, we have purchased a 3.5 acre church campus complete with ball fields, volleyball court and beautiful meeting facilities. Here at CBCF, God is forming a team of families that desire a genuine and authentic spiritual experience...and who long to express the love and compassion of Jesus Christ.
You're invited to join our "team" of believers for worship any Sunday morning at 10:30am. "Come as you are" and you'll discover....
- ... 'Teammates' devoted to learning and applying God's Word!
- ... A diverse 'team' of friends who really care about your needs!
- ... A place for passionate worship through contemporary music!
- ... A place for 'team' ministry as you exercise your giftedness!
- ... A place where children & teens discover God from really great 'coaches'!
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WEBINAR: The Most Common HR Issues in DME
In every business, HR issues can hinder success. Join us as we review the toughest HR issues you and your DME peers face and discuss strategies for mitigating your HR risks and solving (or preventing) poor team performance.
This presentation will help you:
- Understand appropriate interview techniques to help you find the right talent
- Evaluate the question, "Does one bad apple spoil the entire bunch?"
- Analyze how to protect yourself legally from unforeseen allegations
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And now for an update to the Biotech Stock Mailbag Readers' Portfolio (BSMRP), which is in serious need of a pick-me-up.
One quarter since inception, the BSMRP is down 8% compared to an almost 9% increase in the benchmark iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF. (I tracked performance through the close of trading on March 30.) Frankly, that's lousy stock picking, my dear readers, especially considering how hot the biotech sector has been this quarter. The cause of the problem is easy to diagnose: The BSMRP is overweight too many high-risk, small-cap biotech stock picks that have blown up. BSMRP component GenVec ( GNVC) is down 54% after a futility analysis forced the company to halt its phase III study of pancreatic cancer drug TNFerade. The GenVec loss is even more painful because the stock had been the best performer in the portfolio with a return exceeding 70%. The other big losers in the portfolio: Cell Therapeutics ( CTIC) is down 47% following the negative FDA panel vote for its cancer drug pixantrone; MannKind ( MNKD) is down 34% on more approval delays for its inhaled insulin device; and Novelos Therapeutics ( NVLT.OB) is essentially a corpse, down 89%, after its lung cancer drug failed a phase III study. Recall, the BSMRP is a portfolio of 20 biotech and drug stocks chosen by readers of the Biotech Stock Mailbag. The 20 stocks in the portfolio were winnowed from a master list of 93 different stocks nominated by readers in December and January.


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After the launch of the Blackberry Passport, Blackberry seemsto be busy brewing the a midranger without physical keys present in it, dubbed as Blackberry Rio. According to certain images which potray the new smartphone, it looks a bit alike the company's entry level Z3 handset. Rumors claim that it has received a spec buff and it will be launched in the mid range territory.
The Rio is expected to pack a 5", 720p display, 8 MP / 2 MP camera combo, a 1.5 Ghz Dual-Core SnapDragon S4 SoC, 2 GB of RAM, a 2,800 mAh battery, and 16 GB of expandable internal storage. The handset is expected to launch around February 2015 with a price-tag of around $300 (Rs 19,062 approx).
Going down the rumor pipe this doesn't look like a handset that's going to have its feet firmly planted in the 2015 midrange arena, especially now that phones are making the switch to 64-bit, quad- or octa-core processors.
Recommended: Top 10 Upcoming Rumored Smartphones, Expected To Launch in 2015
Though BlackBerry runs its own proprietary software, which may or may not be optimized accordingly. The hardware information is not yet confirmed and we shall recieve more information on Blackberry's flagship phone soon.
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Oklahoma City television station, KFOR Chief Meteorologist Mike Morgan said that this tornado could surpass the one that struck in 1999 to be "the worst tornado, damage wise, in the history of the world."
U.S. President Barack Obama, following the devastation, declared a major disaster in Oklahomaand ordered federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts.
An enormous tornado measuring a half mile in diameter ripped through parts of Kansas, OK on Sunday. The large twister was just one of many tornadoes to sweep through the central U.S.
Following are some of the footages that capture the destructive force of nature that killed at least 91 people, including 20 children. (The descriptions of the videos have been provided by the owners):
1- Carney, Oklahoma:
"Lawrence McEwen shot this INCREDIBLE tornado footage of the large wedge tornado that tore through Lincoln County, Oklahoma around 5PM on Sunday evening. This footage can be seen on CNN."
2- Edmond, Oklahoma:
"This tornado was one of the strongest ever intercepted, and we needed all 10,000k pounds of the new Dominator because I have never felt vibration like that before as we were slammed by suction vortices wrapping all around the vehicle."
3- Shawnee, Oklahoma:
"Various Stages of the Shawnee, Oklahoma tornado. Later becomes wrapped in rain as it enters the town of Carney."
4- Wichita, Kansas:
"Our team of storm chasers intercepted this amazing tornado just to the SW in downtown Wichita, Kansas. We got within the outer circulation of this monster for 6-7 minutes."
5- Rozel, Kansas:
"This massive tornado developed just south of Rozel, Kansas and moved slowly north."
6- Sanford, Kansas:
"Large, high contrast cone tornado touches down north of Sanford, KS just at sunset. Various shots of tornado churning in field, including wide angle shots of storm with tornado including rope out.
Last two scenes from Brownell, KS of brief multivortex tornado near a farm stead and lofting a piece of debris in the air."
You can also look at the photos posted by the residents of Kansas and Oklahoma here.


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- $12 for two tickets for best available seating (up to $20 value)
Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol: A Musical
In Charles Dickens's timeless Yuletide ghost story, an inveterate miser discovers there is more to the holiday season than making up words such as "humbug." It's Christmas Eve, and Ebenezer Scrooge thinks his sole concession to the spirit of generosity—grudgingly giving his long-suffering clerk Bob Cratchit tomorrow off with pay—will be the day's only unpleasant event. But that's before the shade of his deceased partner, Jacob Marley, drops by wearing a preview of the chains Scrooge himself has forged through a lifetime of greed. Three other spirits soon follow and whisk Scrooge on a journey through time, where he reflects on a love lost with the Ghost of Christmas Past, peeks in on the present-day poverty—and good cheer—of the Cratchit house with the Ghost of Christmas Present, and quakes before the horror of dying alone and unloved with the Ghost of Christmas Future. Like most high-school calculus tests, it all ends up being a dream, giving Scrooge one last chance to redeem himself and save Tiny Tim.


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If you're in London this weekend, the Scandinavian-themed media festival, Nordicana, is a must visit. Not only does feature appearances by The Bridge's Sofia Helin andThe Killing's Sofie Gråbøl, but also cast members from a new Swedish drama that could become our next Scandi obsession. And now ITV has announced when it will start. Continue reading
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More cast announced for season nine of LewisStandard
I've had a little bit of a break from the site (illness, personal shizz) and I've missed a bit. So, deep breath… David Lynch signing on toTwin Peaks (good, and not unexpected); the last two episodes of Inspector George Gently (very good); the last episode of Safe House (missed it); and some news about Lewis, which I'll go into after the jump.
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So, we come to the end of a season in which the most dramatic plot-lines have been devoted not to Holmes, but to his detective protégés Joan Watson and Kitty Winter. In Controlled Descent, the spotlight is back on Sherlock; but will this mark his Reichenbach Falls moment, or some more metaphorical fall? Continue reading


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Skip to comments.Gamer Changer (Mona Charen: A GOP Victory Is No Longer A Distant Hope Alert)
Posted on 09/04/2008 11:03:53 PM PDT by goldstategop
John McCain's choice of Sarah Palin was the most inspired decision of his long race for the White House. The ads lampooning Barack Obama's messianic pretensions were skillful as well. But the Palin pick accomplished several goals at once.
It is, it must be acknowledged, a terrible year to be a Republican. A decidedly unpopular Republican president is finishing his second term. Republican party identification is at its lowest point in 16 years (27 percent, according to the Pew Research Center). All indicia of excitement money raising, turnout at political events, buzz strongly favor the Democrats. Further, the attractive, articulate, and charismatic Democratic nominee is an historic first the first African-American nominated by a major party.
Who would have believed, two weeks ago, that Republicans would march out of their convention more pumped than they have felt since Reagan?The choice of Palin has recast the entire election. Until McCain chose his vice president, the election was shaping up to be about change. Obama was playing the role of knight errant, and McCain was cast as the candidate of the status quo. Many a Democratic speaker in Denver invited the delegates to regard a prospective McCain presidency as Bush's third term.
McCain declined to play his appointed part. Had he chosen any of the most often mentioned candidates for the second spot Romney, Pawlenty, Ridge it would have been impossible to escape the sense of same old same old that would have followed the ticket like stale cigar smoke. However much one might revere older white guys, and some of my best friends are OWGs, there is no escaping the fact that this was not the year for such a ticket.
Liberals have indignantly protested that McCain's choice of a woman was a cynical bid for disgruntled Hillary Clinton voters. But I don't think that's what this was about. In Palin, McCain found a reformer. He sees himself as a reformer and a clean government crusader. One might not always agree with his idea of reform (certainly campaign finance reform struck me as a blow to the First Amendment), but that he sees himself in that role is indisputable. In Sarah Palin, he found, as David Brooks shrewdly observed, a kindred spirit. Not just a soul mate, but a gal with pizzazz and spirit! Who can resist a governor who comes into office on a promise to clean house and promptly sells the luxury jet her predecessor had bought on eBay? (She let the chauffeur and chef go, too.) Palin has confronted the corruption of her own party, just as McCain has done in Washington by challenging those among his colleagues he calls, not affectionately, the appropriators. This throws down the gauntlet to Obama to cite a single instance when his mantra of change has been backed by actions. Has he ever crossed swords with those in his party? Ever denounced corruption among Democrats? His acceptance speech was a liberal wish list indistinguishable in content from those of Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, and Kerry. Is this change?
McCain must also have calculated that Palin's expertise on energy would help highlight the one domestic issue that has emerged as a clear winner for Republicans. One looks forward eagerly to the day when he explains that Sarah Palin has convinced him to reverse his opposition to drilling in ANWR.
And McCain must also have sensed that a young, attractive woman from a western state would inject a dose of energy and enthusiasm into the race. On this, McCain may not have even guessed at how right he was (though one senses that Cindy McCain knew). Sarah Palin is political dynamite. She has transformed Republicans from flaccid to fired-up overnight. Just by being pro-life, small town, patriotic, and religious, she set the teeth of the media types on edge. By being all of that AND smart and articulate, and a budget hawk, she sent conservatives over the moon.
Together McCain and Palin have changed the game. They have seized the mantle of reform and dare the Democrats to show anything comparable. In this worst of all years for Republicans, it no longer seems fanciful to imagine that they can win.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
We'll win
Sarah just gave us the edge..
God bless her and her family....she will need all the grace and grit she can find because she will be put thru the ringer...
I'm so optimistic now that I'm gearing up for 2012: Hillary v. Sarah - knockdown!
I hope so, but i wont feel comfortable until I start seeing Obama'a numbers come down and McCain's go up.
The 72% of the poll responders >34 years old is betting 51% to 42% that McCain wins. It's just the opposite for the 28% of responders aged <34. Registered voters BTW.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
It absolutely nonplusses me how fast things can change in the world.
It's like God in heaven decided to postpone the End Times by a decade or two.
I'm fired up for the ticket and will soon contribute and get some bumper stickers and yard signs. A first for me.
But I cannot but be cognizant of the mountain McCain has to climb. DC is a hell-hole of corruption and entrenched self-interest. Seems that every senator has relatives who have joined the lobbyist gravy train. McCain will be the greatest wielder of the veto pen in history. Maybe Palin can go over the heads of the criminal comgress to the American people as Reagan did. McCain cannot do this. He just doesn't have what it takes.
IF a giant hole opened up and swallowed DC there might be a real chance for reform but two people alone cannot make much of a difference against the greatest mountain of sin and evil ever heaped up.
Let's start a "Pray for the McCain team" prayer chain right here on Freerepublic.com! We don't need money to buy trinkets if everybody is willing to just do their part on their knees every day!
Who would have believed, two weeks ago, that Republicans would march out of their convention more pumped than they have felt since Reagan?
***Not me. But that's exactly what happened.
McCain declined to play his appointed part.
***Funny how the MSM sees it as their divine right to appoint the parts to play. McCain is going to have to pay for this little indiscretion. Interestingly enough, since Palin is a social conservative, she's used to the media acting like antichristian bigots and deftly handled them. But McCain is livid over the way the media's been behaving, and he is the one being delivered a lesson in media relations by the energetic upstart, rather than the other way around.
Heres how Ive been bumping Palin/Obama threads.
Sung to the tune of Oh! Susanna, dont you cry for me.
Oh, no Bama, please dont lie to me... for Im off to Free Republic with a laptop on my knee.
I come from Minnesota with my laptop on my knee;
Im goin to Free Republic my true love for to see.
It rained all night the day I left,
the weather it was dry;
The sun so hot I froze to death,
Obama dont you lie.
Oh! No Bama, dont you lie to me;
I come from Minnesota,
with my laptop on my knee.
I had a dream the other night,
When everything was still;
I thought I saw Obama dear,
A-coming for The Hill.
The smearing lie was in Duluth,
The tear was in his eye,
Said I, Im coming for the truth
Obama dont you lie.
Oh! No Bama, dont you lie to me;
Im off to Free Republic,
with my laptop on my knee.
I fight in my pajamas,
Its plain for all to see.
I aim to be the next Buckhead;
The media all hate me.
I fell in love with Sarah
When my sister bit a moose.
The Guvnors family ate it up
And then they set it loose.
Oh! No Bama, dont you lie to me;
Im off to Free Republic,
with my laptop on my knee.
She loves her sons, she likes her guns,
and Trigonometry.
The media will jump the shark
When Juan makes history.
Well, JimRob knows shell pave the trolls
So controversially,
And Berg will knock Obama down
With friends of Hillary.
Oh! No Bama, dont you lie to me;
Im off to Free Republic with a laptop on my knee.
I soon will be in Hawaii,
And then Ill look all round,
And when I find his birth record,
Ill fall upon the ground.
But if I do not find it,
This Freeperll surely die,
And when Im dead and buried,
Obama dont you lie.
Oh! No Bama, dont you cry for me;
Im off to Free Republic with a laptop on my knee
Obama is facing a divided Party, and is likely to lose between 10-20% of his female support.
McCain can focus on the battleground states, while sending Palin into secure states to keep up the enthusiasm and support.
Moreover, by stressing reform, he has also rallied many Republicans who were distressed over the path the Party had taken.
Watch where zero spends his time and money.There's a good chance he's lost some states that were competitive. If he has to spend too much time in states that are usually dimmo, this could be a blowout
Together McCain and Palin may be able to accomplish more cost cutting if they can get a Line Item Veto bill passed that will stand up to SCOTUS' scrutiny..That would really break the back of wasteful spending and it is time that the Line Item Veto became part of American law..After all this is 2008, not 1776 and the Constitution was made to be adaptable through the system of checks and balances..
I agree that it sure seems as though Heaven is mercifully delaying the day of reckoning so Americans can come to their senses..There is also much need for reform in other areas of our society, not just the government spending reforms that are needed...
I believe this is all a part of Gods plan. God always seems to bless us with the right ones at the right time.
A GOP victory a "distant hope"? When? When did barack mcgovern ever really have a chance? What state was he losing a month ago that he is now winning? What state was he up slightly in a month ago, where he is killing in now?
Does anyone over 12 really believe America will elect a marxist anti American Black man with a Muslim name? Please!
I hope so, but i wont feel comfortable until I start seeing Obamaa numbers come down and McCains go up.
As Rush pointed out yesterday, polls do not exist to predict the winner. They exist to sabatoge and deflate Republicans' campaigns. They only become serious predictions of the actual election results in the last week of before Election Day. Both Reagan in '84 and Bush in '88 won in landslides after trailing badly in the polls early.
So you cannot expect to have polling results which encourage you in September, or even October. I plan on laying in emergency supplies before Election Day, in anticipation of the possibility of a Bradley Effect election - and the reaction to it which we all know is possible.
The Libtards have no idea what or with whom they are dealing with... even now, a week later... they are totally clueless.
Real clear politics seems to always have one "in the tank for obama" poll to keep any mccain up swing countered.
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In Tuesday's CyclingTips Daily News Digest: Tony Martin inks two year contract with Katusha; US champion Greg Daniel to make WorldTour debut with Trek-Segafredo; Hoskins calls an end to career; Wiggins supports embattled former British head Sutton; Brazilian cyclist tests positive for CERA ahead of Rio Games; Cookson open to smaller team sizes; New venue selected for European Cycling Championships; Movistar roster for Vuelta; Froome looking for Vuelta win; Glaetzer confident in a clean Dmitriev; Canadian team pursuit squad come from multi-sport background; Police investigating anti-cycling grafitti; Chinese track helmets grabbing spotlight; 104-year-old cyclist named world's greatest centenarian athlete; Derny rider nominated for 'best job' at the Olympics; "Beyond The Race" – Vive Le Tour de France – The Curtain Call of Chris Froome
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Tony Martin inks two year contract with Katusha
by Shane Stokes
Triple world time trial champion Tony Martin has confirmed that he will compete for the Katusha team from 2017 onwards, moving across after several years with the Etixx-QuickStep setup.
Martin's time trial strengths are well known but so too his all round ability, with his past results including five stage wins in the Tour de France, as well as three overall wins in the Tour of Belgium, plus two apiece in the Volta ao Algarve and Tour of Beijing.
The 31 year old is also a past winner of Paris-Nice and the Eneco Tour.
"I am excited to come to this strong team," he said on Monday, confirming a two-year deal. "Team Katusha showed last year that it was a winning team and, honestly, I really like the Katusha jersey. I will be proud to wear it in 2017 and 2018." He added that he also has high regards for the Canyon bikes the team uses, and that he considers this important as a time trial rider.
Martin has been part of the Etixx-QuickStep setup since 2012 and while he has landed plenty of wins there, he has also had to ride for others. He anticipates having more opportunities with Katusha.
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Mobile banking services offer great potential to expand financial services, particularly payment services, to the poor. They also provide a convenient and cost effective way to access bank accounts. This paper constitutes a first attempt to explain statistically what factors contribute to mobile banking usage, with a particular focus on the regulatory framework. The authors construct an index that measures the existence of laws and regulation that support mobile banking activity for 35 countries. Using variations in regulatory environments across these countries and armed with newly released data on mobile banking usage by approximately 37,000 individuals in these 35 countries, the paper sheds light on the importance of laws and regulation in supporting mobile banking. The analysis finds that a supporting regulatory framework is associated with higher usage of mobile banking for the general population as well as for the unbanked.
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Stephens helps Memphis down Western KentuckyDec 5, 2010 - 4:43 AM Memphis, TN (Sports Network) - D.J. Stephens scored 13 points and pulled down 11 rebounds off the bench, as the 14th-ranked Memphis Tigers stayed unbeaten with a 77-61 victory over the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers from FedEx Forum.
Joe Jackson added 15 points and six assists for the Tigers (7-0), who got 11 points and five rebounds from Tarik Black.
"Great win for the Tigers. Bottom line is we are 7-0, and I want to make sure Tiger Nation doesn't take 7-0 for granted," Memphis head coach Josh Pastner said. "This is Tiger Nation that not only includes the city of Memphis, but all surrounding areas. This is your team, and you cannot be better than 7-0. Do not take that for granted. Appreciate that and enjoy it because winning is hard. Winning one game is hard so appreciate that."
Sergio Kerusch finished with 16 points and eight rebounds for the Hilltoppers (3-5), who have lost four in a row. Ken Brown and Caden Dickerson chipped in with 10 and eight points, respectively.
The Hilltoppers hung with the Tigers for a majority of the first half. Stephon Drane made a pair of free throws to pull Western Kentucky within three, 25-22, with 7:40 remaining.
Memphis responded with six straight points to create some distance. Chris Crawford's three-pointer made it a 31-22 contest with 6:35 to go.
Holding a 40-31 margin with 2:18 left, the Tigers scored the final seven points of the half to take a 47-31 lead into the locker room.
Memphis ripped off four consecutive points to start the second half to build a 51-31 advantage.
Still down by 20 moments later, Western Kentucky put together a 12-0 run to make things a bit interesting. Kerusch tallied six points during the stretch, including a layup with 13:06 remaining to make it a 53-45 contest.
Wesley Witherspoon stopped the bleeding with a slam, and the Tigers led by at least eight the rest of the way.
"I thought the guys really tried hard, but we are just shooting ourselves in the foot a little bit with our turnovers," Western Kentucky head coach Ken McDonald said. "We were, at times, careless with the ball, and we didn't do some of the fundamental things you have to do, especially on the road. You can't spot teams 15, 16 points at half time and then have to claw yourself back into the game. At that point, there is just no margin for error, what so ever."
Game Notes
The all-time series between Western Kentucky and Memphis is tied, 9-9, with the last meeting taking place in the 1993 NCAA Tournament, which the Hilltoppers won, 55-52...The last time Memphis dropped a game to a Sun Belt Conference opponent came in the 1999-2000 campaign. The Tigers lost 84-72 at Arkansas State on December 16, 1999...The Tigers have a 116-13 overall record at FedEx Forum...The Hilltoppers fell to 2-2 against ranked teams in head coach Ken McDonald's two-plus seasons...Memphis made 48.3 percent of its shots, while Western Kentucky shot 31.4 percent from the floor.
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