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So aside from hearing that people could never go vegan because of cheese, the other excuse we vegans hear often is "but…bacon…"! I don't know about you, but I definitely didn't give up meat because I don't like the taste, and the smoky saltiness of bacon is one of the flavours I've been trying to recreate since (but without, you know, the animal cruelty).
I've tried store bought vegan bacon, I've tried making vegan bacon out of seitan and I've even tried making vegan bacon out of coconut flakes, but none of them came close until my first attempt with tofu. I got the texture right on the first go but I wasn't quite there with the flavour, so I've refined this recipe again and again until I got what I think is the best vegan bacon I've eaten. And I'm not just saying that because it's my recipe. Promise!
1 pack (400g) of firm tofu (pressed)
1/2 cup of cornflour
1 tablespoon of vegetable oil
1 tablespoon + 1 teaspoon of smoked paprika
2 tablespoons of soy sauce
2 tablespoons of tomato puree
1 teaspoon of garlic powder
2 teaspoons of liquid smoke
1/4 teaspoon of salt
2 tablespoons of water
1. Mix together the cornflour and 1 tablespoon of the smoked paprika. Slice the tofu as thinly as you can, and coat in the cornflour and smoked paprika mix.
2. Heat up the vegetable oil in a large frying pan over a medium heat. Place the tofu in the frying and fry until crispy, making sure you flip over to crisp up both sides.
3. Mix together soy sauce, liquid smoke, tomato puree, the rest of the smoked paprika, garlic powder, salt and water. Pour the mixture over the tofu and continue heating until the liquid as reduced.
4. Use your vegan bacon in a vegan BLT sandwich, in a pasta dish, or just eat it straight out of the pan on its own!


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The exact insensitivity of market budget shares and the "balancing effect"
We reformulate Grandmont's and its successors' notion of behavioral heterogeneity such as to get the exact insensitivity of the aggregate budget share function with respect to changes in prices and income, instead of a mere approximate insensitivity. We propose a non parametric set-up such that, if the population is distributed according to some "uniform" probability measure, the aggregate budget share function is constant. The important contribution is that this exact insensitivity is not explained by any insensitivity at the microeconomic level but rather by an exact "balancing effect". We give illustrative examples of populations that fulfill our requirements.
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Introduction – Direct mail marketing is an extremely beneficial form of marketing your business, products and/or services. Not only do you generate leads, you can save time and money compared to other forms of advertising e.g. TV, and radio. These can be very expensive and even cost prohibitive.
Planning – Within the space of a week you can plan, design and deliver your campaign. This is great because you can time your promotion to suit any changes taking place in the market. You have total control over your campaign, especially in the design of your brochures, and whether or not you include any special offers or coupons in the promotion.
Advantages – Probably the biggest advantage with direct mail marketing is the ability to make a personal connection with prospective customers. This can be achieved by addressing the mail-out with the persons or organizations name. It also allows you to have a customer base if you build, store, and maintain a mailing list. Your list may be on the small side to start with, but with a bit of time a large list of potential customers can be built.
Response – Direct mailing also allows you to easily track the responses to your campaign. Count the number of responses against the number of brochures or pamphlets you send out. E.g. 10,000 pamphlets sent out and 750 inquiries – your "response rate" would be 7.5 %. You can further refine this figure by counting the number of sales that your 750 inquiries generated.
Targeting – is used to target specific individuals or groups. These targets could be of a certain age group or sex e.g. Females aged 18 years to 25 years, or males 25 years to 35 years of age. You may wish to target certain groups such as sporting clubs, gyms, and health centers. For example, if someone is interested in golf they may be interested in discounts on golf equipment etc. Direct mail marketing is a "call to action" so to speak, where the prospective customer may be required to call a certain phone number or visit a web site to avail the offer or promotion.
General Information – Direct mail marketing has been around since the early 1870's when the first mail order catalogue was produced. Last year over $153 Billion was spent on direct marketing in the U.S. alone. These marketing campaigns generated nearly $2 Trillion in incremental sales and directly and indirectly support nearly 10 million jobs. The United States Postal Service (USPS) has special rates for bulk mailings, making it even more cost efficient to run your marketing campaign.
Conclusion – If you are looking to target specific people or groups, direct mail marketing is probably the best way to go. It is cost effective, efficient, and gives you control over the design and format of the mail-out. You can run a very effective marketing campaign with only a small budget. It can be as simple as flyers printed at home using your PC connected to a printer, and then walking around the neighborhood or suburb and hand delivering. Direct mail marketing really does work.
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I am currently working as a Senior Health Writer at a small company called CommunicateHealth in Northampton, MA. The company is a health education and communication firm specializing in improving health literacy through user-centered design, policy, research, and content development. I mostly write and design consumer health information for the web. It's been a great experience. I've gotten to work on projects including HealthyPeople.gov and healthfinder.gov. I am currently working on a new project with CDC, HUD, and EPA about healthy homes, which will be a website aimed at getting people to focus on how their home affects their health and how to catch problems early, when they are easier to address.
What did you study as an undergraduate?
I went to Georgetown School of Nursing and Health Studies, where I got my BS in Health Studies, concentrating in Women's Health.
How did you decide to get a degree in Health Communication?
After I graduated, I went to work for a company called John Snow, Inc. in Boston. While I was working there, I became more interested in health education and health promotion. I knew that I didn't want to get a Master's in Public Health (MPH) because it was too similar to my undergraduate degree, and I wanted to specialize in an emerging field that could directly impact people. I did some searching around and found the Health Communication program at Tufts and it felt like a good fit.
Why did you choose Tufts?
There were a couple reasons why I chose Tufts. One of the main reasons was that I was working full-time, so the ability to complete the course work in the evenings was a huge plus. Having the program in Boston was also a key factor in my decision.
When I saw how small the Tufts program was, I knew there would be a lot of interaction with professors and classmates, which attracted me to the program. While I think it is important to learn about theory and research, the unique focus on applied learning that the Tufts program has was another reason why I chose Tufts.
Did you move to Boston to attend Tufts?
How feasible was your approach to the program?
I worked full-time at John Snow, Inc. while I completed my Master of Science in Health Communication (MS/HCOM) degree and I continued to work there after I graduated. Looking back on it now, I probably was taking on too much, but I don't regret it at all. I did the program in three years because I was doing it part-time. My company and Tufts were really supportive of me doing both, though, as it improved both my work and my schoolwork.
What type of position did you take after graduation?
I continued to work at John Snow, Inc. after I graduated. While I was in the MS/HCOM program, I had a Staff Associate position managing clinician training programs, but when I was close to being done with my degree I was promoted to Consultant. As a Consultant, I was able to take on more health communication projects. I created online courses, developed plain language materials for consumers, developed websites, and designed surveys.
How do you think your Tufts degree prepared you for working in the field?
I was definitely prepared for working in the field - I know that I would not have the same career I have today if it weren't for my MS/HCOM degree. The big advantage of the Tufts program is that it gives you a really diverse background in health communication from patient-provider communication to mass media campaigns. I felt prepared to deal with all the different scenarios I have encountered in my work
Is there any additional information that you would like to share with prospective students?
I personally decided to take a course to see if it was a good fit and I would encourage people to do that before they commit to the whole process of graduate school. It's important to make sure that health communication is right for you.
Also, I am a big advocate of getting experience in the field before starting the program! It makes what you are learning in the classroom more meaningful.
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One of the focus areas for Sanoma Media BeNe in 2016 was online video. The company holds the number one position in the Netherlands with the online reach of its brands.
With a monthly reach of over 15 million consumers in two countries, Sanoma Media BeNe is the largest local media company and market leader within the 'Women' and 'Home & Deco' domains. One of the focus areas for Sanoma Media BeNe in 2016 was online video. The company boosted its video stream starts to over one billion. According to a study by Nederlands Online Bereiksonderzoek, Sanoma Media BeNe is now the number one local publisher in the Netherlands with the online reach of its brands.
Consumer Data Offers Well-Targeted Content
Sanoma Media BeNe's cross-media strategy is proving its power. Consumer data allows it to offer well targeted and appealing content to consumers and offers advertisers a commercially attractive combination of mass reach and targeted audiences.
Cross-media is formed by adding data to multi-channel media. Cross-media solutions and data are a key differentiator and success factor in a rapidly changing media market. In this field, Sanoma Media BeNe is well positioned for the future.
"Data is increasingly becoming a key differentiator within the media. Data improves the user experience, and it helps Sanoma to provide better content and services to consumers. It also enables advertisers to target the right audiences through the best (converting) channels", says Peter de Mönnink, CEO of Sanoma Media BeNe.
Personal and Relevant Service Adds Value
The better audiences are identified, the more relevant content and advertisements can be delivered. The ongoing development of addressable TV will also allow traditional broadcasters to serve consumers and advertisers in the most personal and relevant way.
"Data is the glue that cements all our channels and adds value for all of us", says De Mönnink.
Cooperation in the Netherlands and Belgium
In 2016, Sanoma Media BeNe continued its back-office integration and cooperation in the Netherlands and Belgium.
"The first cross-border successes have been achieved with several online and editorial collaborations. The integration of the two separate Home & Deco domains led to the launch of vtwonen in Belgium and copying its 360° strategy accordingly", De Mönnink concludes.
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Boosting events in BeNe
Sanoma Media BeNe held nine events in 2016, visited by a total of more than 435,000 consumers, mostly women. An event is a perfect way to see an audience come to life. An opportunity to have real contact with an audience from a magazine brand's perspective, but also for sponsors and advertisers. Sanoma's events fit the 360°strategy in the BeNe market. The company holds a distinctive position because of the ability to link all events to their strong media brands.
In 2016, three new events were introduced. In Belgium, the Flair Games had a successful pilot and in the Netherlands, Share a Perfect Day and LINDA.festival, of the magazine LINDA., were introduced.
Share a Perfect Day is the first event that focused on the target audience instead of a magazine brand. The three-day event was a perfect day out for female friends. The event was organised in close cooperation with Jumbo, the second largest supermarket chain in the Netherlands. This combined strengths: the brands and channels of Sanoma | SBS bundled with the retail power of Jumbo. This first edition was well received by close to 60,000 visitors and by sponsors and advertisers.
Events continue to be important for the business market. The number of events continues to grow and besides ticket sales a strong growth in sponsor/advertising sales is realised. For example that digital company need events to have live contact with their audiences. Sanoma will continue to organise multiple events and increasingly cooperate with advertisers who want to become a part of the experience of Sanoma's events.
Libelle TV
Libelle, the largest and most successful women's magazine in the Netherlands introduced Libelle TV. For over 80 years Libelle offers millions of women recognition, inspiration and information via print. In May 2016 the brand started Libelle TV offering these trusted values on a daily basis via video.
It is obvious that there is a market for Libelle TV. Libelle signalled that women aged 35 to 65 were virtually absent on multi-channel networks like YouTube. All the trusted brand pillars are brought to the Libelle audience in video. Besides daily vlogs and life hacks, Libelle TV has already made 16 formats, some of which have already been given a second season.
With Libelle TV the brand has gone truly 360°. Apart from the magazine, the Libelle Summer Event and the news and lifestyle website Libelle Daily. Its most popular video has already been viewed over 4 million times. The new channel is also commercially embraced and has already resulted in successfully branded content partnerships with top Dutch brands and the Dutch National Railway.


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Thai cuisine faces the same misconception that Indian cuisine faces outside of its land, both are popularly thought of to be a single cuisine. Once you start looking closely though, and reading recipes you realize there are clear distinctions between the cuisines of each region. Thai cuisine can be divided into the food from the North, Northeast, Central and Southern regions of
The food of the Northeast is known to lean more towards hot, salty & sour flavors and is influenced by the cuisine of
This is a flavor packed relish and you can adjust the heat by controlling the amount of chillies in it. I was overly ambitious and used half a tiny habanero :D It was a really hot, well, its known to be one of the hottest in the world, so no surprises there, duhh! The heat kicks in only after you are done chewing and you feel it in your throat. You guys can choose to be sane and use regular chillies instead :D Serve it with a thai meal, or with chips like you would any other salsa or....something more special ;-)Grilled Chilli and Tomato relishIngredients:
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- 3 nos - fresh, hot Green chillies or a combination of fresh red & green chillies
- 3 nos - Shallots, cut in chunks
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- *1 Tbsp - Chives, chopped
- 2-3 tsp - Lime juice
- 2-3 Tsp - Soy sauce
- *2-3 - Basil leaves, roughly torn
- Salt to taste - I used low sodium Tamari and so needed the extra salt.
Note: The ingredients with a '*' next to them are my additions to the recipe.
- Set the oven on broil, spread the chillies, chopped shallots and cherry tomatoes on a baking sheet and broil for 5-6 mins. You could also do this on a grill or open flame. Be really careful with the chillies though when you do that. The fumes of the chili can get really strong, based on which kind you are using. Have the air vents in the kitchen open and be really cautious.
- Once they get a light char around the edges, transfer the chillies & onions to a mortar & pestle and pound together, next add the cherry tomatoes and blend to get a chunky consistency. You could also give them a rough chop before using the mortar.
- Add the rest of the ingredients and check for seasonings before serving.
After the fresh salsa, I tried another one that is made from an ingredient that most pantry's have, Peanuts. I absolutely love peanuts and will eat them in any form. The inspiration for this sauce was drawn from many recipes, I looked at so many different versions online and finally ended up making a combination of them.
This is a very versatile recipe that you can play with to highlight the flavors of your liking. The peanuts give a creamy chunky texture and are a perfect base to play with the rest of the ingredients. The sauce can be used as salad dressing, or as a dip for vegetables, I could eat it on its own by the spoonfuls :) There are soo many flavors playing different roles, and still in perfect harmony with each other in this sauce, and you will not get tired of it.Chunky Peanut dipping sauce - Thai styleIngredients:
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- 4 Tbsp - Water
- 2 tsp - toasted Sesame oil
- 2 tsp - Soy sauce
- 2 tsp - Jaggery /palm sugar
- 1 tsp - Tamarind extract
- 1 tsp - Chilli sauce
- 1/2 tsp - Red curry paste - or more chilli paste
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- 1-2 tsp - Lime juice
- Salt to taste - again, I used low sodium tamari.
- Place all the ingredients (except the lime juice) in a blender or mortar & pestle and blend to get a coarse consistency. Finally add the lime juice to balance out the flavors. It tends to reduce the saltiness of the recipe so check for seasonings before serving. You can use more water to thin out the sauce if needed.
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Although vascular disease is a leading cause of mortality, in vitro tools for controlled, quantitative studies of vascular biological processes in an environment that reflects physiological complexity remain limited. We developed a novel in vitro artery that exhibits a number of unique features distinguishing it from tissue-engineered or organ-on-a-chip constructs, most notably that it allows deployment of endovascular devices including stents, quantitative real-time tracking of cellular responses and detailed measurement of flow velocity and lumenal shear stress using particle image velocimetry. The wall of the stentable in vitro artery consists of an annular collagen hydrogel containing smooth muscle cells (SMCs) and whose lumenal surface is lined with a monolayer of endothelial cells (ECs). The system has in vivo dimensions and physiological flow conditions and allows automated high-resolution live imaging of both SMCs and ECs. To demonstrate proof-of-concept, we imaged and quantified EC wound healing, SMC motility and altered shear stresses on the endothelium after deployment of a coronary stent. The stentable in vitro artery provides a unique platform suited for a broad array of research applications. Wide-scale adoption of this system promises to enhance our understanding of important biological events affecting endovascular device performance and to reduce dependence on animal studies.
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Why is this more expensive than the actual watch?
Why is this more expensive than the actual watch?
- Asked by Tony S from Spring
- Asked about: 42mm Link Bracelet
2 Answers from the Community
Labor. Apple says it takes 9 hours to make each link bracelet using high quality 316L stainless steel. There is a lot of engineering in the bracelet from the butterfly latch to the individual links which can be simply removed (no jeweler required) with the press of a button.
FWIW, it's not expensive when compared to link bracelets of similar quality from other watch manufacturers. They regularly run twice as much.
- Answered by Kip B from Pasadena
It's the type of band that makes the price go up. Beside the fact they have the aluminum case and stainless steel case that also makes a difference.
- Answered by Jon T from Aberdeen


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Mechanics tend to have a reputation to up charge labor to get an extra few bucks for their over head, then the work might not even be that great. I have been bringing my vehicles to GCA for 3 years now, and have always been impressed by the work and customer service. My wife and I are moving to Brazoria county next month, and have already agreed to make a trip for our rides to be fixed by the guys at GCA. Keep up the work guys!
Vehicle: Honda Odyssey
Service Date: 07/19/2013
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As the Obama administration's first term draws to a close, the Federal Communications Commission and Congress are squaring off for a predictable tussle. The topic, as usual, is "agency reform."
Three years into a presidential term, especially under a divided government, the topic is almost always agency reform. If Act 1 of a new chairmanship begins with ritualistic pledges (often sincerely felt) to work across differences, Act 2 is composed of fierce and bruising policy disagreements (the aftereffects of which are even more deeply felt).
And now, with an upcoming election and major personnel changes looming, comes Act 3: a meta-debate over how the agency makes decisions. It is more or less the policy equivalent of a divorce proceeding — the final hashing-out of grievances before starting afresh.
Four years ago, Republicans controlled the FCC and Democrats the Congress. Act 3 began with the House Energy and Commerce Committee announcing its intention, at the end of 2007, to investigate "an apparent breakdown in an open and transparent regulatory process" at the FCC. It ended, a year later, with a final investigative report whose 12-word title efficiently sums up the major findings: "Deception and Distrust: The Federal Communications Commission under Chairman Kevin J. Martin."
Now, the Republican-controlled committee is going one better. Earlier this month, Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden, R-Ore., along with Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., introduced a process-reform bill that would amend the underlying law that authorizes the FCC. It is scheduled for markup on Wednesday.
The effort is clearly rooted in substantive objections to recent FCC decisions, most notably network neutrality, the Comcast merger conditions, and a belief that the agency is in general too quick to regulate.
But, significantly, the bill avoids substantive issues and instead sets out strict procedural requirements the FCC must meet before it creates any new rules, as well as tighter standards for merger conditions.
The problem is that lack of procedure is not what is wrong with the FCC. Indeed, the agency already has far more baroque procedural requirements than any comparable private decision-making entity — or the Congress itself, for that matter (which shifts from fact-gathering to enacting actual laws at the pace it sees fit).
The basis for existing practices is the Administrative Procedure Act, to which the FCC, like almost all federal agencies, is already subject.
Layering new procedural requirements on top of existing ones would effectively halt the creation of nearly any contentious new FCC rules — in other words, achieve a result more or less like what Texas Gov. Rick Perry had in mind for the Commerce and Education departments.
This is not to deny that good procedures are critical to creating good policy. But no formal procedural rules, no matter how strictly enforced, can prevent bad decision-makers from making bad decisions.
So why are agencies and their congressional overseers so locked into discussing process rather than substance? One candid explanation comes from an exchange that Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., had with the Republican chair of the FCC in 2007 during an especially contentious hearing. Dingell, a famous process hawk, explained:
"I always am interested in the substance, but I am very, very interested in the procedure because my old daddy taught me a little lesson way back when I was young. He said, son, if you let me write the procedure and you write the substance, I will overcome you every time." [https://house.resource.org/110/org.c-span.202772-1.pdf]
Lurking in the background here is an acknowledgment of the uneasy, complicated relationship between expert agencies like the FCC and the Congress that oversees them.
On one hand, agencies are created because they are uniquely capable of developing expertise in complex, specialized areas like technology, science, and economic analysis — much more than the Congress that creates them and the judges who grade their homework.
Against this background, legislators of both parties must be careful about too much second-guessing on the basis of substance (though it happens). It would be a bit like a patient refusing to take medicine on the theory that it tastes bad.
On the other hand, Congress is also deeply suspicious of the agencies it has created, especially when they are staffed with political leadership of the opposite party. (Courts are, too.)
And Congress is right to be suspicious — bureaucracies can take on a life of their own, and not in a good way. The FCC is certainly no exception.
So the typical compromise is for legislators to wait until enough substantive decisions they don't like have been made. And then they will attack the process, often proposing procedural changes that are substance by other means.
Act 3 rarely ends up in actual, binding policy changes — and this latest exercise is not likely to prove an exception.
But soon we will have a new cast of players, who will begin the oversight relationship anew. Undoubtedly, they will begin the process with high hopes of cooperation on substance. They should bear in mind that 2015 — and the potential for yet another process-focused Act 3 — is just a few short years away.
NOTE: Bruce Gottlieb is general counsel of National Journal's parent company, Atlantic Media. Until last summer, he was chief counsel and senior policy adviser to the current chairman of the FCC, Julius Genachowski, and before that, he was an adviser to Commissioner Michael Copps.


text: I spoke with Tom Devlin, currently the Creative Director at Drawn and Quarterly, about the recent projects he's overseeing for the company, in particular Pippi Longstocking and the Moomins. I've spoken with Devlin over the years about our shared love for the work of Tove Jansson and the Moomins. I also spoke with Devlin about the fifteenth anniversary of the founding of Highwater Books where he published some great cartoonists – John Porcellino, Megan Kelso, Matt Madden, Brian Ralph and more. I also asked when we'll next see one of his comics.


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(Reuters) - The two-year U.S. budget deal approved by the U.S. Congress Wednesday gives both Democrats and Republicans something to brag about, starting with the mere fact that they did it.
Congress had not approved an annual budget measure since 2009 amid seemingly intractable partisan divisions over fiscal policy and brinkmanship that has plunged congressional approval ratings to new lows in public opinion polls.
The votes in both the House and Senate were bipartisan, 332-94 in the House last Thursday and 64-36 in the Senate on Wednesday.
Republicans can say they did not increase taxes and found additional ways to reduce the deficit. Democrats can say they found relief from forced spending cuts on education and other domestic spending programs, while avoiding major changes to Medicare and Social Security benefits for the elderly. And both sides can say they helped the military avoid deeper cuts.
But airline travelers, newly hired federal employees and some military retirees will lose out in the agreement.
The deal sets federal spending levels for two years and its proponents argue that it will help Congress quell its budget warfare through at least October 1, 2015.
The following are major components of the agreement negotiated by Republican Representative Paul Ryan and Democratic Senator Patty Murray:
It blunts the effect of the already enacted across-the-board cuts by allowing spending on federal agencies and discretionary programs to rise by $63 billion over scheduled levels - $45 billion in fiscal 2014, which began on October 1, and $18 billion in fiscal 2015. The spending relief is split evenly between domestic and military programs.
The deal sets discretionary spending levels at $1.012 trillion for fiscal 2014, up from the $967 billion level that included the full effect of the automatic "sequester" spending cuts approved as part of a temporary budget deal in 2011. Military spending is set at $520.5 billion, avoiding a $20 billion additional cut in January, while domestic spending is set at $491.8 billion.
For fiscal 2015, the discretionary spending is set at about $1.014 trillion, up from $995 billion scheduled under the sequester cuts.
In addition to the $63 billion in sequester relief, the deal will provide an additional $20 billion to $23 billion in deficit reduction, spread over 10 years, through a combination of lower government benefits, spending cuts and higher revenues. Ryan believes the additional savings will help secure Republican support for the plan when it reaches the Senate, overcoming objections by some conservatives that the plan would violate spending caps imposed under the sequester cuts.
The deal finds $12 billion in savings through changes to retirement programs for federal employees and working age retired military service members. Federal employees hired after January 1 will contribute an additional 1.3 percent of their pay toward their retirement benefits for the first five years of their employment. Scheduled cost-of-living adjustments for military retirees will be reduced for those younger than 62 - a provision that upset both Republican and Democratic senators who pledged to try to change the plan before it goes into effect in 2015
The deal will increase the airport security fees paid by airline passengers to the Transportation Security Administration to $5.60 per one-way trip from as low as $2.50 for a single flight leg, which will generate $12.6 billion over 10 years.
The sequester cuts, put in place under a 2011 budget deal, are scheduled to end in 2021. But the deal extends for two years the portion of the automatic cuts assigned to mandatory spending programs, including portions of the Medicare health program for the elderly. Extending these cuts to 2022 and 2023 saves $28 billion over 10 years.
The deal includes a number of items related to natural resources, including canceling a deep-water resources research program at a savings of $40 million and rescinding funds available in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve for a $3.2 billion savings.
It also reduces certain fees and payments to entities that guarantee and service student loans, saving $5.1 billion,
It raises the premiums that private companies pay the federal government to guarantee pension benefits, contributing $7.9 billion over 10 years, and allows the Bureau of Customs and Border Protection to keep collecting user fees through 2023, for $6.8 billion in budget savings.
Another provision saves $786 million by charging user fees for access to a Social Security Administration database of deceased individuals.
The deal left out a number of items considered important in the overall budget debate:
* An extension of long-term unemployment benefits due to expire on December 31 for about 1.3 million jobless Americans.
* Increased revenues sought by Democrats from the elimination of certain tax deductions and credits for wealthy individuals and large corporations.
* Major cuts to federal benefit programs sought by Republicans, who cite the growth of Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security as the major source of long-term budget problems.
* A plan to increase the federal debt limit. An extension of the $16.7 trillion debt limit expires on February 7 and if it is not raised, the United States will likely run the risk of a debt default by the spring of 2014.
Reporting by David Lawder; Editing by Vicki Allen


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Van Gaal set for defining period of Manchester United reign
Next three games will go a long way to deciding Dutchman's fate
Barring a sudden and dramatic change of form and fortune, Manchester United's season could be as good as over by 6pm on Sunday March 20, which potentially gives Louis van Gaal just eight days to save his job at Old Trafford.
With West Ham United providing a live and dangerous FA Cup quarter-final opponent tomorrow - indeed, they are one place above United in fifth in the Premier League table - and a trip to Manchester City in the league looming next Sunday, Van Gaal's players seem to be between a rock and a hard place as they search for the victory which will prolong their competitive interest in this campaign.
Unless, of course, Thursday's 2-0 Europa League round of 16 first-leg defeat at Liverpool can be overturned in what would become one of Old Trafford's greatest European nights next week.
Few who witnessed the insipid surrender at Anfield two days ago will back United to pull that one out of the fire, least of all former midfielder Paul Scholes, who derided Van Gaal's team as a "shambles" and United as a club "going the wrong way".
But if United find themselves on the wrong end of a defeat at the Etihad Stadium next week and also out of both the FA Cup and Europa League before the end of March, then Van Gaal's team will have fallen off a cliff a full month sooner than when a 2-0 defeat at Everton on April 20 2014, signalled the end for David Moyes.
That defeat at Goodison, which came 11 days after a Champions League quarter-final elimination at the hands of Bayern Munich, ended United's hopes of a top-four finish, but only the most one-eyed supporter would suggest that they will remain alive and kicking in this season's race for Champions League qualification in the event of a defeat across town to their noisy neighbours.
Still, Van Gaal continues to insist that something tangible can be plucked from the mire this season, even if the Dutchman is beginning to sound like a man who can no longer see events unfolding in front of him.
When asked whether the next week would determine his future, Van Gaal not only refused to engage, but went on to claim that, in his view, his United plan is bang on track.
"Yes, I do think it is working," Van Gaal said.
"You have to see how we have to work with the circumstances we have to work with. I do think it is working. The style is also working, but it is not really giving us the best results.
"When you don't have too many players and you have to play in three competitions, it is very difficult.
"We are in three competitions still. After the defeat in Midtjylland, you (the media) had sacked me already and then we stood up and we got into the next round and that is still possible against Liverpool.
"Maybe we can score three goals. It shall be very difficult, I know that, but it is possible. It is not impossible.
"Against West Ham United it is also possible. At Old Trafford, we normally win our games.
"But I don't want to discuss it (the future) with you because you are not part of the people who determine it."
That United remain alive in the Europa League, not to mention the race for the top four, has largely been down to the form of goalkeeper David de Gea - who was on the verge of joining Real Madrid last summer - who produced four world-class saves at Anfield to deny Liverpool the opportunity to render the Old Trafford return next Thursday as meaningless.
The Spaniard has largely been left to carry the fight on his own in recent months, with injuries to key players such as Wayne Rooney not helping United's ambitions, but there is little light at the end of the tunnel on the injury front ahead of West Ham's visit and the second leg with Liverpool.
"I don't want to hide behind the injuries," Van Gaal said.
"We are still in three competitions, so we can fight for a lot.
"Still we have the chance to win something and you have to believe in that.
"We are in three competitions and there are many of my colleagues who are not in three competitions any more."
More bad news may be on the horizon as Juan Mata is suspended for the match against West Ham tomorrow after his red card against West Brom last weekend and Marouane Fellaini is facing a potential Europa League ban following an off-the-ball elbow incident with Emre Can at Anfield.
Van Gaal's options are diminishing again and three games in three competitions over the coming eight days may ultimately prove to be three strikes and you're out.
Belfast Telegraph


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Girl's Name Vicky
Recently the name Vicky was not as popular among baby names in 2014. Although it is a beautiful name, it ranked low for its selection. This might be due to the parents beginning to create their own original name or keeping to the more popular names.
Meaning of the Name Vicky
The meaning of Vicky comes from a Latin origin. In Latin, the meaning of Vicky is both victory and triumphant. It has several different meanings depending on the region of the world and among different religious groups.
Vicky is often used as short name for Victoria.
Popularity of Vicky
Since 1880 only 49,474 girls have been given the name Vicky. This alone should signify the popularity of Vicky. But again, its use is determined by the parents and any significance of its use. The significance is always going to be determined by the family. Mainly if the family wants to continue the name in each generation. This is done by passing it down to each generation. Mainly by passing it down to the children or grandchildren.
In some instances Vicky is used as a symbol. Either to remind a family of a specific person or a specific event concerning that person.
Useful Resources
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text: I am new to the android world and so far I like my backflip. Even as total noon I've been able to install google voice and non approved apps by following tutorials here. Is there an app that works on the backflip that will allow me to use my phone as a blue tooth modem? I tried pdanet but the blue tooth feature was not available for the version of android on my phone. Can anyone point me in the right direction?


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Penguins Down Los Angeles 3-2 - Match Report
The Kings came up short Saturday against the Penguins, falling 3-2 in a shootout.
Bettors who backed the Penguins were rewarded as +120 underdogs at sportsbooks. Over-Under bettors saw the total score go PUSH the closing total of 5.
Chris Kunitz clinched the win with a shootout goal in round 4 for the Penguins. Pittsburgh got goals from Steve Sullivan and Chris Kunitz in the victory. Sullivan opened the scoring at 18:45 of the first period.
Marc-Andre Fleury turned in a 24-save effort for the Penguins.
Los Angeles got goals from Simon Gagne and Anze Kopitar in the loss, but it wasn't enough.
Jonathan Quick stopped 31 of 33 shots for the Kings, but it wasn't enough to earn the victory.
On the power play, Pittsburgh went 1-for-6, while the Kings were 0-for-4 with the man advantage.
Pittsburgh outshot Los Angeles 33-26 in the game.
Pittsburgh looks to continue their winning ways next game with a battle against the Stars. The Kings will aim to get back on the winning track at San Jose.


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Malmsbury Cricket Ground may share its initials with one of the top sporting facilities in the state but it's a far cry from sharing similar upkeep.
Malmsbury Cricket Club's recent move to the Gisborne league, from Castlemaine, has raised its profile as the only turf wicket in the Macedon Ranges and now the club is keen to see the reserve overhauled to match its potential.
The club's plea for facility and ground upgrades was heard by Minister for Sport John Eren during a visit to the region with local MP Mary-Anne Thomas last week.
"As the only turf wicket in the Macedon Ranges, the grounds are looking pretty tired," he said.
"The fact that it is here is so important to the community. Cricket is important to the community and to sport in general - the rate of participation has increased across the state. The state government will work with Mary-Anne Thomas and the council to ensure an upgrade is possible."
Mr Eren said there were funding possibilities through the Community Sports and Infrastructure Fund that the club could tap into.
Items flagged for urgent attention included repair, upgrade and relocation of the cricket nets for safety measures and upgrades to ensure people of all ages, genders and abilities safe usage.
Malmsbury Cricket Club vice-president Chris Ganim said the club was growing and needed to support the trend and demand in the community.
"We've got a presence now. People are aware of the turf wicket and want to play at the grounds. The club's definitely on the move and growing," he said.
"Five years ago the club had 12 players - this year there are 50 with two senior sides and one junior side. We hope that can grow to three senior sides, two juniors and one girls' U13 side next season."
Introduction of a girls' side means the club is keen to upgrade facilities to include female change rooms.
An overhaul of the entire clubroom and kitchen area is also on the wish list as well as all ability access, an oval watering system and grounds perimeter fencing.
Shire CEO Peter Johnston said he would like to see an upgrade to the facility before the start of the next cricket season.
Malmsbury's turf wicket has meant the reserve was ideal to host Country Week cricket and it's due to volunteers and club stalwarts like Laurie Marshall who has been looking after the reserve since 1978 but they can't do it alone.
Malmsbury's Chris Bromley was determined to see action for the town and was pleased to see outside support for the grounds.
It was publication of his letter about the state of grounds in the Midland Express that helped to raise the profile and urge greater equity in distribution of sport and recreation funding across the shire.
"Do the ratepayers of our small but growing community simply not count?" he asked.
Shire director of community wellbeing Karen Stevens said there were ongoing challenges in securing funding for small clubs and small towns and welcomed state government support.
Ms Stevens said the council would consider opportunities for the cricket grounds as part of its budget process.
The council is now in consultation with the community and district residents are encouraged to have their say again when a draft is released in April.
Youth justice centre involvement
Malmsbury has seen tough times of late following the breakout of several youths from the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre.
The club is eager to move forward and Mr Ganim said there were plans to discuss how the club could include low-risk youths from the centre into the future.
"If there was an incentive for the youths to be involved with the club it could be a great thing for them and for us in terms of growth and support," he said.
Mr Ganim said the club had engaged with low-risk youths from the centre about 40 years ago and there was potential to re-create that positive connection.