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Ever wondered how Korean women are blessed with spot-free skin that just doesn't seem to age? Well, we have and that's why decided to do a little research into the beauty secrets of Korean women.
Before the age of the internet, it was not possible to know of all these beauty secrets. Earlier, we used to believe that it is only Genetics which can make their skin seem so flawless. Well, we won't lie, but Genetics does have a lot to do with it.
Along with being blessed with impeccably flawless skin naturally, Korean women follow a very strict skin care regime. And we mean STRICT. Skin care is something that they absolutely do not mess with.
Korean skin care rules bust a lot of common myths related to skin care and even add a few weird ingredients like snail essence to their routines (yuck!).
But honestly, snail essence is supposed to have a host of skin care benefits. It's interesting to wonder who comes up with these things.
There must have been one person who tried using snail slime on their faces and came up with the conclusion that it's heaven on the skin.
Anyway, without further ado, here are the beauty secrets of Korean women.
1. Brush Your Skin: You all know how important exfoliation is. But exfoliation with a soft bristled brush can be even more effective in giving you clear skin free of dead cells! Use a face brush 2-3 times in a week.
2. Sheet Masks: If you look into any Korean or in fact even into an Asian website, you'd definitely find sheet masks. Sheet masks are a huge rage there. They come in different variations, including the ones that actually boost collagen.
3. Moisture: Matte skin is the IN thing pretty much all over the world. But, Korean women like to go for a dewy look. And for that, moisturisation is key. And they believe in moisturising their skin all around the clock. Moisture is one of the best ways to avoid early ageing too. It's a win-win!
4. Hydrate: No, it's not the same thing as moisture. Of course drinking a lot of water is great for your overall well-being, but you need to do a bit more than that for good skin. Use a face mist or spray like Korean women do, to hydrate the skin throughout the day. Thermal water sprays are really good for remaining hydrated.
5. Oil Cleansing: Oil cleansing is something that has been unheard of until recently. It's a weird idea, right? But oil counteracts oil and actually balances the natural oil on your face. And at the same time, it doesn't dry out the face at all and manages to keep the skin supple.
6. Rice: Rice powder, cooked rice and even rice water can be used for your skin! Korean women use a rice powder face pack by mixing rice powder and water. It helps brighten the skin tone and even gets rid of dirt that is clogged in the pores.
7. Polish: This is something completely unique to Korean women. They believe in polishing the skin using skin polishes available to them in their markets. A lot of Korean products can be bought online though.
8. Double Cleansing: This is also known as the 424 method, consisting of 4 minutes of rubbing oil on your face, followed by 2 minutes of a foaming cleanser and then four minutes of washing with water.
9. Eye Masks: Yes, they actually use eye masks. Just like their sheet masks, they have eye masks to de-puff the under-eye area and to avoid lines there.
10. Breakouts: To sanitise the area where breakouts occur, it is recommended to wash the area with lukewarm saline water. This is a best kept beauty secret of Korean women you probably didn't know!
11. Products: The number of products in their skin care regime can be really intimidating. Some women go as far as 17 different products that they use in one skin care regime!
12. Sunscreen: And of course sunscreen is very, very serious business for good skin and that's why Korean women never break this golden beauty rule.


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This Annual General Meeting Report covers the period December 2015 to November 2016. It was again eventful year, characterised by significant accomplishments on one side and challenges on the other hand.
In this report the "Highlights of 2016", "What enabled the Achievements", "Challenges and Opportunities", "Personal Note" and "Conclusion" will be covered or reflected upon. Generally, much work was done and much more work needs to be done for taking CAASA to next level of excellence.
There has been a great deal of positive achievements in the year under review and underlined by the following:
2.1. New Programs or Projects:
- Marketing Team (Website, Sponsorship, Internal & External Communications).
- Monthly Newsletters (Share Mainly Industry Information to boost the businesses of our Members).
- Newly Developed Aviation Economic Index (Underpinning Aviation Opportunities).
- Gaining Association of Aviation Design as an additional Affiliate (Design Expertise).
2.2. Normal Programmes and Activities:
- Aviation Committees participation (CARCOM, SCC, TETA and etc).
- Affiliates Meetings (Exchange of Valuable information leading to improvement of our Aviation Entities).
- Continual Interaction with SACAA (e.g. May 2016 Meeting – CAASA Dossier).
- Increased CAASA membership (212).
- Current solid financial standing (Members: 20% and AAD= 80%).
- Value adding relationships (SACAA, TETA, DoT, AASA, Aero Club, RAASA, ALPA, ATNS and AfBAC).
2.3. Special Event:
I deliberately isolated AAD 2016 as a highlight due to the extraordinary positive impact it did to our Members and the South African economy at large. Some of the tangible benefits derived from AAD 2016 include having had more traders than expected, valuable aviation presentations such as May Day or Aviation Economic Index or Strategic Partnership launch and visits to CAASA Members exhibit sites which gave a positive feedback on the experience of AAD 2016. This BI-Annual Event for 2016 generated about 15% more of our bottom-line than last year.
For this resounding successful AAD 2016, I would like to direct my gratitude to CAASA CEO and his Team, the leading partner of AAD 2016 – ARMSCOR and AMD. Indeed, without the collaboration and partnership of the aforementioned, AAD2016 could have been a total failure.
3.1. Gratitude to Full-Time Staff:
All the achievements highlighted above would have not been possible without the following:
- Disciplined, hardworking and respected CEO: Mr Leon Dillman.
- Executive Administrator: Mrs Louise Olckers.
- Administration Assistant: Mrs Sam Bouwer.
- Deputy CEO: Mr JP Truter up to 31 July 2016.
- Operational Manager: Mr Kevin Storie from 1 October 2016.
3.2. Praiseworthy Board, Committees and Affiliates:
- Who can ignore the dedicated and highly supportive CAASA Board in carrying out their fiduciary duties? I commend you for performing your work par excellence.
- Financial Committee (FinComm) and Operations Committee (Opscom) thank you for the immense contributions you have made in the enhancement of CAASA in your areas of expertise.
- Affiliates for attending your regular meetings and exchanging information of aviation empowerment, I sincerely thank you for that.
Given the exposure I had within the Aviation Industry Environment and at CAASA, I would like to outline the following as challenges and opportunities that I urge CAASA to factor within their radar:
4.1. Regulations:
- Changing Regulations (Civil Aviation Amendment Bill – CARCOM).
- Transponder (High costs and Manufacturing opportunity – enhance safety).
- Emission Tax (High costs and opportunity to work with AASA – ICAO: CORSIA).
- BBBEE (Aviation BBBEE Charter: Amendments).
- Review of Domestic and International Air Services Licensing and their respective Regulations.
4.2. Implementation of New Committees:
- TSEC (Sensitive and Ethics Policies etc).
- Legal (Cost Effective Advice).
- CAASA Foundation (PBO has just been granted to CAASA).
4.3. Drive for Partnership:
- Consumer Issues and Regulations on Fuel Companies (Partner AASA and SAPIA).
- Suppliers of Equipment to Member Airlines and Airports.
4.4. Alternative Funding for Sustainability:
- Identify Risks and Mitigation Factors (CAASA stand-alone Aviation Consulting, Adjacent land to AAD Offices and Expansion into Africa and beyond).
- IATA (with the Commercial Drones/ RPAS Project Joint influencers on relevant RPAS Regulations.
4.5. Effective and Ethical Leadership:
- The successful and effective leaders have courage to challenge tradition, the optimism to envision opportunity amid change and the curiosity to explore unchanged territory (Peter Sheahan and Julie Williamson, Matter: Beyond Competition, Create More Value, and Become the Obvious Choice, Ben Bella, 2016).
- "Ethical leadership is knowing your core values and having the courage to live them in all parts of your life in service of the common good." In our experience, ethical leadership involves leading in a manner that respects the rights and dignity of others;" (theworkplacecoach.com', The Importance of Ethical Leadership, Dr Mickey Parsons, March, 2013).
- I am much grateful for the opportunity of having served as the CAASA President for 2015 and 2016.
- This exposure has contributed a great deal in my overall growth, especially in Aviation and Leadership fronts.
- Particular thanks goes to CEO, Deputy Presidents, Board, Staff and general members for the support and respect you accorded my office.
- Gratitude also goes to the veterans who contributed objectively and unselfishly their wisdom to the vibrancy of my Presidency, namely: Brian Frankel, Bob Garbett, Jeff Earls, John Morrison, Tom Chalmers and President Dhlamini.
- Lastly, special thanks to one of my valued Coaches, Mr Brian Frankel who introduced me to CAASA and supported me in a special way throughout thick and thin, both within CAASA and in my own business.
In conclusion, I have no doubt that CAASA is fulfilling a unique mandate in Aviation, more especially within General Aviation that can easily generate sales of more than R46 Billion per annum, create more than 11 Thousand direct jobs and 39 Thousand Indirect jobs. Without effective and ethical leadership, teamwork, collaboration or partnership, maintaining areas where we performed excellently in 2016 and taking advantage of all the opportunities precipitated by challenges highlighted above we are doomed to fail and disappear. Amidst the uncertain aviation environment, there is a silver lining for CAASA and Aviation in general.
I thank you for your attention.
Have a Blessed Christmas and Prosperous New Year!
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A funny thing happened when I had a baby. People in my neighborhood whom I had never spoken to started speaking to me. They had seen me walking around Brooklyn since I myself was a baby. They had spotted me on my bicycle, buying candy and I'm sure some had seen me in my various teenage phases of trying cigarettes and dyeing my hair. Since I live three blocks from my childhood home these same people have now watched me carry my daughter around the neighborhood from the day she was born. Now though, they speak to me.
This week is Passover week and I am shocked to find that in every store I enter with my daughter strapped to me I am asked, "What do you need? What are you looking for?" Sales people pull things off the shelves for me and when I make my final purchase, my cart filled to the brim with potatoes, horseradish, parsley and all of the other Passover delights, the cashier says, "We will deliver it to you by four o'clock, you live on Avenue M., right?" They know me and have known me my whole life, though we have just now exchanged words.
The sense of community in my neighborhood during Passover is overwhelming. At night when the first Passover seder begins one can walk down any block and look into people's windows to see the same table settings, the same Passover plate and the same book we all read from. This year Passover is extra special for my family because my daughter and my twin nephews are new editions to the table and we are passing down the traditions of my family through them.
My significant other, Adrian, had to work which was unfortunate. Being from a Mexican Catholic family he appreciates both food and family. But he joined my mother and me in the morning as we prepared the matzah kugel, marinated the brisket and chopped onions. My daughter watched and squealed.
Our food delivery came at four o'clock as promised and my mother said, "We've never gotten delivery from Avenue M." I just pointed to the baby as if to say "Now it's a different ball game, Ma."
It's been a long time since we've had babies at the seder table in Brooklyn. My mother usually does the first seder and my aunt does the second seder in Long Island. But this year I cooked the entire first seder with some help from my mother. I am a new mother and so I wanted to do the cooking. It is an enormous amount of work because a lot of people come to our seder and it made me appreciate my own mother and how hard she worked every holiday.
Because my daughter is from an interfaith, multi-lingual family we have a special hagaddah for her. That's the book we read from on Passover. Her book is in Spanish, English and Hebrew. It was special to share the Passover story with my daughter and Adrian so that they can understand what we celebrate and why.
That's another thing about my neighborhood. My interfaith family has become the latest gossip. Sometimes it's hard to break the barriers of age-old tradition and make room for new tradition. I understand that when I walk through Midwood with Adrian and my daughter, people stare. People whisper. People can be cruel. But the lesson of Passover is that we should never let ignorance lead us. The only way Moses parted the Red Sea was because he believed in what he was doing and ignored everything negative around him.
My daughter is a light, a path to a new world. There is a Jewish proverb that says, "A little bit of light pushes away a lot of darkness." It is this light that compels the people in my local grocery stores to speak to me for the first time in 30 years. It is this light that wins over the many losses my family has endured over the years. My daughter and my nephews are new lights who shine at the Passover table and ask for the first time, "Why is this night different from any other?"
My Dad, Elijah and the Afikomen
Spring means color. Splashing greens and yellows. Purple tulips cascading over front porches and red robins bustling in the trees. Spring also means Easter for Christians, with blue and violet painted eggs. It means Passover for the Jews. For South Americans and Mexicans it means Semana Santa (the days of Jesus's crucifixion). For me, it is a season shrouded in black. It is the green/grey eyes of my father, his brown hush puppies scuffling across the carpet. It is the ivory keys of his baby grand piano.
My father loved the spring. He loved it for three reasons. The first is that he could smoke outside again without freezing his fingers off. The second is that he could go fishing and play golf in the same day and still get home in time to practice playing his Chopin. But mostly my father loved Passover. Purim came and went in our neighborhood but Passover was an event to be reckoned with.
Every year my mother would slowly begin changing the dishes from our regular meat and dairy dishes to the "Passover dishes" (because the holiday of Passover has its own dietary laws). This meant that my brother and I would have to carefully carry 10 full cardboard boxes up from the basement. They contained pots, pans, plates, glasses and my grandmother's heavy black roasting pot. Ancient silverware passed down from our ancestors was in one box along with glasses, cups, a traditional seder plate and a tray for matzah. In another box there was a cup for Elijah (a biblical prophet who makes his presence known in the middle of Passover dinner). One box contained breakfast tools; my Grandma Helen's eggbeater and my Grandma Rosie's potato peeler.
When these boxes came up from the basement my mother would begin the preparations for the first seder night and the days to follow. She would make her menu and call the cleaning lady to ask her to come the day before.
My father would sit regally at his piano. He would sneak pieces of matzah from the boxes my mother had put aside and dip them in cream cheese or tuna. Then he would bang out Beethoven on his Steinway or he would ask us to sing.
"Baby Face" was a song I knew all the words to because my grandmother would sing it to me. My father could play that song by heart and make our house sound like a ragtime bar. He also loved musicals and ballads. There was one song called "Come Josephine in My Flying Machine" which was first published in 1910 but was popular in the late 1930s. I loved to sing that song sitting next to my father on his piano bench, while my mother changed the dishes and my brother roamed around outside.
My father would start, "Oh, say, let us fly girl" and I would say, "Where dear?" and Pop would smile and say "To the sky dear," and we would sing for days. Sometimes when Passover would finally arrive we would do the whole duet for the guests while my mother was roasting the brisket and adding cinnamon to the kugel.
And what I remember is the smell of our house during those spring days. Onions, garlic, rosemary and cumin wafted up the stairs and out the front door. There was the metallic hint of chopped liver, the eye-piercing strength of horseradish and the kosher wine fumes mixed with my father's Aqua Velva after-shave and Marlboro Red tobacco. There was the smell of my mother's perfume, grassy and effortless, and the musky velvet of my brother's yarmulke.
Then Passover would emerge. My cousins, my aunt and uncle, my grandmother and family friends would gather around my mother's seder table to read the story of how the Jews escaped Egypt, how Moses parted the Red Sea so that our people could cross over to the other side.
In Brooklyn, we sing songs and read this story. My father, who was big in every way (he had been an actor and had a voice that bellowed through the walls) would shout this story in Hebrew. Then he would point to me and say, "And now Anna will say the four questions." It is a Jewish tradition that the youngest person at the seder table asks four questions. And there are so many traditions that accompany this holiday. Elijah the prophet has a cup placed for him in the middle of the Passover seder table. The front door is opened for him and it is said his spirit passes through each house and he drinks from the cup. Elijah's cup is called the "silent cup" and as a child I would open the door for Elijah and after I closed it I would run back to the table to see if the wine had a ripple in it or if it was less full.
There is also the tradition of the afikomen. This is the middle piece of matzah and each year in my family, in the middle of the service, my uncle hides it and the youngest child has to find it. When it is found, the child can ask for money in exchange for returning the middle matzah. Since I was a girl, my uncle has always hidden the matzah in his inner suit jacket pocket. When he takes his jacket off to eat I steal it.
Last year on Passover I was pregnant with my little Helen Rose. No one knew except for my mother, my brother and my sister-in-law. My father has been gone for over 20 years. His soul went to G-d on August 23, 1994. I was almost 13. My uncle is his older brother. I turned 34 last year and was the youngest at our seder table. When my uncle took his jacket off to begin eating his meal, I stole the afikomen.
I have a Mexican Catholic partner. I am not married. I am Jewish. These three facts do not define who I am. I am much more than that.
Last year as my uncle reached into his jacket pocket to take out the afikomen I held it up with a shaky hand at the other side of the table. My uncle went to Crown Heights Yeshiva, as did my father. We come from a long line of Jewish beliefs, customs, traditions and schools of thought. I desired one thing for the afikomen and it wasn't money.
"This year," I began as my uncle sat quietly at the head of the table, "this year I want something in return for the afikomen. But this year I don't want money. This year Uncle Jeff, I want your blessing. I'm pregnant and the baby is due in October and I'm so happy."
My Aunt Claire jumped out of her chair. My brother and his wife looked down at the table; they were expecting twins in August. My mother looked at the wall. My cousin Arnold's mouth fell open. My uncle, who fought in Korea and jumped out of planes, who married my aunt when she was 18 and moved to Long Island and raised a traditional Jewish family, turned to me with his eyes that look so similar to my own father's and said, "Mazal Tov kid. Congratulations."
My partner Adrian and I live in a small Brooklyn apartment with our little Helen Rose. We keep the traditions of my family. We go to Rockaway and fish every summer. Adrian smokes Marlboro Reds or Camels. On Passover, my mother's house still smells like roasted onions. On Rosh Hashanah we eat apples and honey and on Hanukkah we light the menorah. When spring arrives we buy Helen painted eggs and stuffed bunnies. For Christmas we make traditional Mexican holiday food. This year at Helen's first seder we will place a cup of wine in the middle of the table and when I open the door for the prophet, perhaps my father will walk inside as well. Maybe he'll steal a piece of matzah, sit at the piano bench and watch the new generation celebrate its new customs and its old ones. Maybe he'll whisper "Come Josephine in My Flying Machine" into Helen's ear. After all, spring was always his favorite time of year and Passover his favorite holiday.


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James Urbaniak says one of his friends calls him "Dr. Red Herring," a guest star whose appearance throws mystery-show investigations off course.
Law and Order fans will recall what is perhaps his most memorable "red herring" role. He played the creepy brother of Amy Sedaris' tech-savvy character on SVU, a man whose penchant for filming inside public bathrooms only served as a lead to an even more disturbing crime.
He's also the guy known for playing real guys, including Jack Lessenberry in You Don't Know Jack, Robert Crumb in American Splendor and David Bowie in The Venture Bros.
"When I first moved here, I started getting a lot of guest slots on TV shows, one-show appearances," Urbaniak says. "It's hard to be good on TV. ... If you're just coming in to be one person on the show and you kind of fit into the formula, it's hard to make it seem real and make it seem lived-in."
The other thing that's happened for Urbaniak in Los Angeles is Thrilling Adventure Hour. A few months after moving here from New York in 2007, he met Ben Acker, co-creator of the wildly successful live shows based on the radio drama format. He soon joined the ensemble cast and started playing a wide variety of characters.
"They have a World War II flying ace, square-jawed, All-American kind of guy named Jefferson Reed," he says. "I enjoy playing that because that's not the kind of part I would ever be cast in in the real world. It's a radio show, so anyone can be anything."
But Urbaniak is perhaps best known for his primary role in Adult Swim's cult hit animated series The Venture Bros. He plays Dr. Thaddeus "Rusty" Venture, the hapless family patriarch with a boatload of unresolved childhood issues, who manages to become both more sympathetic and a bigger jerk over the course of four seasons (two more are in the works).
"The show is weirdly nuanced," Urbaniak says. "There have been little glimpses into the slightly more humane Dr. Venture. They are always glimpses, and he'll still sell your kidneys at the drop of a hat."
Urbaniak lives in that strange middle ground that many actors in Los Angeles inhabit: He has a rabid following among animation fans but can walk into a Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf on Melrose without anyone turning their head.
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Grab your Mountain Dew, dice, and Cheetos! It's time to celebrate.
Cheetos are one of those junk foods that are comfort food. Well, to me any way. I don't really eat them all that often any more (maybe this weekend in celebration) but I have fond memories of those familiar orange finger print smears on old D&D character sheets. They're like ramen. I don't and shouldn't eat it but I do. Some may say I'm too old to still enjoy things like Cheetos, Mountain Dew, Twizzlers and the list goes on. And before anybody goes there. I enjoy in moderation and no I am not obese. Shit the drinking and smoking will probably kill me sooner.
But I have matured. I want to do something a little more grown up with those bits puffed cheese-like goodness. I just my try a twist on this crazy recipe the crew at The Nerdist came up with. Hey, Sriracha for the win! Now, go out there and enjoy some junk food. You deserve it.
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Haha nice! Thanks for that. I have not seen the Summoner Geeks in forever. Good times!


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Police are appealing for witnesses following the attempted theft of a caravan in the Selby area.
It occurred at a property on Gravelhill Lane in Whitley at approximately 10.15am on Monday 16th May. The two men who attempted to steal the caravan were driving a stolen Peugeot Expert van which they abandoned at the address. They left the area on foot prior to police officers arriving at the scene. It is believed that they may have been picked up by a Ford Fiesta or Ford Mondeo.
The first suspect is described as being tall, white and aged in his late twenties. At the time he was wearing a shiny black coat, with jeans and white trainers.
The second man is white, 6ft tall with a slim build and tanned complexion. He was wearing a red tee shirt and grey trousers.
Police Constable Kim Copestake, of the Selby Safer Neighbourhood Team, said:
"I would like to speak to anyone who may have seen the men acting suspiciously in the Whitley area around the time of the attempted theft.
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Join us for an unforgettable once-in-a-lifetime experience traveling to Africa for an African Photo Safari. I can't tell you how excited Donna and I are to be teaming up with our Safari hosts Kevin and Tricia Dooley on an adventure that none of us will forget for the rest of our lives. In my many years of teaching and traveling the world to hold group guitar workshops there has never been a destination as special as visiting Africa. We'll spend our mornings and late afternoons exploring the wildlife of South Africa, and the mid day will be filled with Jamming and Learning New Tunes that will be fun and rewarding. Our evenings and nights will be spent in a beautiful safari lodge, including exceptional African cuisine. The workshop will be a small group with lots of tunes and songs and some individual attention.
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The first night in South Africa we will be staying at the Lesedi Cultural Village.
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You will most likely be arriving at approximately 5:30 PM. Delta Airlines has a non stop flight from Atlanta to Johannesburg. We will pick you up at the Airport in Johannesburg, Please make sure to forward us your flight information. We prefer to work closely with each safari member to make sure that all the flight bookings are correctly, Please check with us when making your flight reservations. On your arrival evening in Johannesburg you will need to secure a hotel room, This is not included in the safari cost and will be at your expense. We recommend the Emperors Palace Peermont Metcourt which is only approximately 5 min from the Johannesburg airport. If you select a different hotel, please meet us at Emperors Palace no later then 8AM. Our Tours normally depart from this location at approximately 8:30 AM on the Beginning day of your Safari.
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CFB AM: Miami LB warns Winston he might see crabs at Canes game
Steve Spurrier likes to call these summer weeks before pads start clanging and football men return to work "talking season."
"We can talk a little bit – that's all we're doing right now," the South Carolina coach will say.
So the funny line one Miami Hurricane dropped Sunday at Day 1 of ACC Media Days should be taken in that context – it's talking season, and all the players who gathered in Greensboro, North Carolina, arrived there to have some fun at the mic.
Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston attracted most of the attention, of course, and so when it was Miami linebacker Denzel Perryman's turn to speak, he took the opportunity to send a little warning towards the Seminoles.
"Don't be surprised if there are fans dressed as crabs," Perryman said, referring to Nov. 15 when FSU visits Miami for their annual rivalry game.
In April, Winston was cited for shoplifting crab legs from a Florida grocery store and suspended from the baseball team until he completed community service. The incident, coming off last year's sexual assault investigation, has increased the criticism and skepticism of Winston, which he said Sunday he understands but, "I know the type of person that I am."
Oh, and if you're wondering how 'Noles fans took Perryman's comment today, well:
@TomahawkNation I would be surprised to see any Miami fan. Crab costume or not.
— The Daddest (@IAmEarlTheThird) July 20, 2014
That about sums it up. The stakes have been set for Nov. 15.
1. Winston was by far the biggest attraction on ACC Media Days on Sunday, and if you were out enjoying your Sunday, you might have missed how he began his interview session. "Before I say anything, how does it feel to have an ACC [team] come in here with a national championship?" Winston asked the media. "Can we get a round of applause please? Finally. We took it away from the SEC." Winston also mocked his dad, saying he has no idea where his Heisman Trophy is because his dad takes it around to restaurants to show off to people and has it somewhere new almost every day.
Although you didn't hear much about them, there were other good players in Greensboro on Sunday, including Clemson's Vic Beasley. How did Beasley spend the offseason? By working on dropping into coverage so the pass rusher will be better prepared for the NFL next year. Here are some more highlights from Day 1, courtesy of Bleacher Report.
2. Today brings the second and final day of ACC Media Days, in which the coaches will have their turns to speak, beginning with North Carolina's Larry Fedora at 11 a.m. ET. Here's the full schedule so you know when your team's coach will be lighting up Twitter.
3. The Big 12 also gets going today with its Media Days. Here's the schedule for the event in Dallas. College Football Talk has five questions for Big 12 Media Days, and FOX Sports Southwest runs through what to expect. I suspect many will be interested in how Texas' Charlie Strong handles his first Big 12 Media Days and if he warms up to the room a bit, but I think that all has been a bit overblown. I'm more interested in hearing from Baylor's Art Briles (because he's awesome) and Texas Tech's Kliff Kingsbury (because he has an opportunity to become the league's biggest star at a time when it needs someone to create some buzz).
1. One last thing from Winston's Greensboro appearance that's notable: He was asked about college athletes getting paid and said, "We're blessed to get a free education, and that's enough for me." That's a debate that will never end – should college athletes receive additional compensation or not – but it's interesting to get the opinion of the sport's most popular player. It seems, in general, media and adults appalled at the unethical business model of the NCAA are much more concerned about this issue than the actual players. Most of them just want to have fun and not be subjected to some stupid rules. Give them that freedom, and I bet most are fine with the way they currently have it.
2. You should know about Louisville DE Lorenzo Mauldin. He's a very good player – he had 9.5 sacks last season – who will be an important figure in the ACC this fall, and he also has a tremendous story. Mauldin bounced around foster homes has a child – reports conflict how many exactly, but it was at least a dozen – and now he's on track to graduate from college this year and potentially be drafted in the first few rounds of the 2015 NFL Draft. Here's an interview he did with Jim Rome last year that gives you more on his personal story.
3. On Wednesday, the Pac-12 joins the Media Days fray by getting its two days of attention in Los Angeles. There will be a lot of Marcus Mariota and Brett Hundley talk, some talk about how quickly Steve Sarkisian can return USC to national championship caliber and the challenges ahead for newcomer Chris Petersen at Washington, among other things. It will be another fun couple days of talking season.
1. The ACC will ask the NCAA about in-helmet communication for 2015 like how the NFL allows coaches to communicate with their quarterbacks. There will be plenty of issues, such as who's footing the bill for the technology (hard to see the NCAA being fired up for providing this for every Division I team).
2. Florida State players got three rings last season. They got national championship rings, of course, and they got ACC championship rings. Now, the 2013 'Noles also get "state championship" rings for beating 4-8 Florida and 9-4 Miami. Make of that what you wish.
3. Summer is also wedding season, and Miami's mascot walked a bride down the aisle over the weekend:
College football.
* Scott Keepfer of The Greenville News has a look into how Clemson's football assistant coaches (and every coach everywhere) face the challenge of balancing intense work hours with personal lives as a new season begins.
* Rory McIlroy won The British Open on Sunday, and if you were told one college football team was represented at Hoylake, I don't think you'd be surprised to hear it was Washington State. The Cougars go everywhere.
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When Ranbir Kapoor pounced on Anushka Sharma!
Ranbir Kapoor initially appeared a tad distracted when on the stage with Anushka Sharma at the second trailer launch of their upcoming film 'Bombay Velvet'.
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D750 workflow Resolve 11-Ingest H.264 MOV files from Nikon D750 to Davinci Resolve 11
An easy workflow we can learn here to know how to import the Nikon D750 H.264 MOV to Davinci Resolve 11 for editing.
From pros to newbies, the Nikon D750 offers a little something for everyone. Designed to bridge the gap between the company's entry-level and pro full-frame cameras, it's an entirely new beast for Nikon: a hybrid DSLR designed with videographers in mind, including a tilting LCD. Stills shooters shouldn't worry, though—this is a fast and reliable camera whose 24.3-megapixel sensor can capture some truly gorgeous shots.
But, sometimes you will find it is a painful experience to import Nikon D750 MOV to DaVinci Resolve for further editing, and you may have encountered problems quoted as below:
"I'm using DaVinci Resolve Lite 9.1.1. When importing .mov files (shot with Nikon D750), I get 2 same second-to-last frames but no last frame at the end. Anyone have any issues with this? How can I load .mov files to Resolve without issue?"
DaVinci Resolve 11 sets a new standard for color grading and digital mastering, and is used on many of the most popular feature films, television shows, commercials, music videos, and documentaries you watch every day. With an incredible range of digital film cameras available, DaVinci Resolve includes more native camera, while MOV to DaVinci Resolve 11 workflow is such a pain to users.
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To encode Nikon D750 MOV files for Davinci, Brorsoft Video Converter is highly recommended here. The program is an easy-to-use MOV converter for you, which can help you change MOV into a different format like Avid DNxHD, MPEG-2, WMV with least quality loss. You should then be able to import the new file into Davinci Resolve 11 for smooth editing without any trouble. Besides, with it you may also convert MOV to Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Premiere Elements, Avid Media Composer, Windows Movie Maker, Pinnacle Studio and more NLE programs highly compatible formats for editing. Don't hesitate to install the video converter program now.
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Step 1. After downloading, install and run this MOV Converter for DaVinci Resolve, just copy the MOV files from your camera to your hard drive. Import the files to the software for converting.
Step 2. Hit Format bar to select output format. You can choose Avid Media Composer > Avid DNxHD(*.mov) as output format. It is an ideal editing format for Resolve. Of course, you can also click "Common Video" > "MOV - QuickTime (*.MOV)" as the target format.
Step 3. Finally, hit the big Convert button on bottom of the main windows and the conversion from Nikon D750 H.264 MOV to DaVinci Resolve will begin immediately.
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flrock wrote:PianoPrint wrote:The multiplier is changed in S3D and the firmware is downloaded from the PC to the Ramps 1.4 through the Arduino interface. You save the multiplier into the profile of S3D exclusively for each brand and type of filament.
Just so I am clear. I command 100mm to be extruded, it actually extruded 88mm. That gave me a number of 1.13 is this what I am to add in the multiplier in S3D? If so, why would I need to multiply it by 96 steps/min?
Did you use this formula?
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S=((What we asked for) / (what we got)) x (existing steps/min)
Example if your extruder measured 99.51mm and you asked 100mm then:
S=((100 mm )/(99.51mm)) x ( 96 steps/min) =96.47 steps/min
What are your current steps/min of your extruder?
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Managed by IIMs, Common Admission Test (CAT) is a computer based exam which is a prerequisite for an MBA and other management programmes. The scores are accepted by close to 170 colleges across India for various courses. Until 2009, CAT was a completely paper based test and after that, they have updated it to a computer based test. Every year, there are some minor changes in the pattern or the number of questions asked.
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CAT 2016 was conducted in 138 cities with more than 650 centers across India and around 1.95 lakh candidates appeared for it. The CAT 2016 paper pattern was similar to the last year, with the difficulty level a notch higher. A total of 100 questions were asked from Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DI LR), Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC) and Quantitative Ability (QA) both had 32 questions each. The total duration for the exam was 180 minutes. The candidates were not able to switch from one section to another, but use of basic on-screen calculator for computation turned out to be beneficial for the students to save time.
- Quantitative Aptitude (QA): 34 questions (60 minutes)
- Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR): 32 questions (60 minutes)
- Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VRC): 34 questions (60 minutes)
To be eligible to appear for the exam a student must hold a Bachelor's Degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. Candidates in their final year of the bachelors can also apply. The selection process will include Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussions (GD) and Personal Interviews (PI). IIMs may use previous academic performance of the candidates, relevant work experience and other similar inputs in short listing and ranking of the candidates at various stages of the admission process.
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A single line summary of CAT 2016 – format same as CAT 2015, with difficulty level a notch higher.
CAT 2016 had 3 sections:
- Verbal Ability – Verbal Ability (10 questions) & Reading Comprehension (24 questions)
- Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning – Data Interpretation (20 questions) & Logical Reasoning (12 questions)
- Quantitative Ability had 34 questions
The sectional, in depth analysis is as follows:
The paper was in this order – Verbal Ability first, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning second, Quantitative Aptitude third.
VARC Section:
- As usual, Vocabulary based, Grammar based, Logical Continuation & Critical Reasoning questions were missing.
- RCs were 24 in number out of the 34 questions. RCs were 5 in numbers – 3 RCs with 6 questions each & 2 RCs with 3 questions each. However, this subsection can't be called difficult. Out of the 24 questions, 15 questions were direct and hence these questions called for a lot of regression. Apart from that, 4-5 other questions were of the format 'Author would agree to all of the below EXCEPT' which again led to back & forth reading of the passages. All in all, the RCs in terms of intensity of language/density or depth of the topic were light but slightly time consuming because of the regression it called for.
- Verbal Ability had just 3 types of questions: Logical Discontinuity/Out of Context questions (3 in number), Summary of the passage (3 in number) & Parajumbles (4 in number). All the questions in this subsection were of the 'key-in' or 'non-MCQ' variety. The problem with this being non-MCQ is that the parajumbles became difficult because each of the parajumbles had 5 sentences to be rearranged. Links were available, but two broken links and hence it make this part a little tricky. However, a cheeky CAT taker will take the shots because these fall under the 'non-negative marking' category. Summary and Out of Context were non-MCQ variety but this can be called 'pseudo non-MCQ' because it was more like keying-in a number instead of marking an option.
- All in all, the section was Easy to Moderate to navigate.
- 27-28 attempts with 90% accuracy can be classified as a good score in this section.
LRDI section
- Challenging section – Could be the final decider, again.
- The paper had 8 sets of 4 questions each. Total of 32 questions.
- The sets based on – The girls buying the T-shirts, the 2 section paper with different marking scheme was easy. However, even in these 2 sets all the questions weren't solvable. Apart from these 2 sets, others were time consuming and because each of the questions demanded a separate data to work on, the whole process turned tricky. The test taker had to read the data, arrange the same, solve selected questions and let go off 1 or 2 questions per set.
- This section was surely the decider with 5 DI sets and 3 LR sets and nearly all the sets were time consuming.
- 15 attempts with 80% accuracy can be classified as a good score in this section.
QA Section
- Standard – is the word! Be it the spread or the difficulty level, it was as the doctor prescribed.
- Nearly every chapter had a representative there. Percentages, Profit & Loss, Linear Equations, Quadratic Equations, Inequalities, Surds & Indices, Averages & Partnership, Numbers, Time & Work, Time & Distance, Alligations & Mixtures, Permutation & Combination, Inequalities, Triangles, Polygons, Circles, Area & Volume, Coordinate Geometry and the list goes on. With around a third of the section difficult, a third easy and a third moderate, the spread of the questions was really good.
- Such a section has advantages as well as disadvantages – you should have been prepared with everything and just in case you have left just a chapter or two, the damage isn't astounding. Hence, a cheer-worthy paper for a prepared test taker.
- 25 attempts with 85% accuracy can be classified as a good score in this section.
The softer aspect is that, in case the LRDI section broke the back of a well prepared student, his performance in the 3rd section would get affected.
All in all, an aspirant with 47 net correct questions will be able to score around 99%ile
An aspirant with 36 net correct questions should be in the 95%ile range
An aspirant with 31 net correct questions should be in the 90%ile range
An aspirant with 25 net correct questions should be in the 80%ile range
An aspirant with 21 net correct questions should be in the 70%ile range
CAT 2016 Video Analysis
About XAT
Xavier Aptitude Test is conducted by XLRI, generally in the 1st week of January. Scores of the exam are accepted by around a 100 institutes. The exam is conducted at around 44 centers in India and 2 centers abroad.
Important Dates for XAT 2018
Last Date Of Registration 30th November, 2017Register
XAT 2017 Pattern
Total Questions: 103 | Duration: 3.5 Hrs.
Section wise break up:
- Verbal: Total number of questions – 28. 15 questions of reading comprehension and 13 questions of verbal ability
- Quantitative Aptitude: Total number of questions – 38. 15 questions of DI and 23 questions of Quant
- Decision Making: Total number of questions – 24
- General Knowledge: Total number of questions – 20
One more year with a format of 3.5 hours.
Test paper was divided into two parts:
Part I: Quant + DI + Verbal Ability + Decision Making: 170 minutes
Part II: GK + Essay Writing: 35 minutes
Part I was divided into 3 sections.
Section wise details are as described below:
Data Interpretation and Quantitative Ability (27 Questions)
The section comprised of 17 questions of Quant, 8 questions of Data Interpretation and 2 questions of Caselet with Data Sufficiency.
With just 17 questions of Quant, it was not possible to do justice to all the areas of Quant. It was unusual to see that there was just one question on Numbers. Two questions on Algebra and one question on Profit and Loss were there from the arithmetic section. Ratio related chapters had a limited share of just two questions with 1-1 each from Time and Work and Time Speed Distance. Geometry and Trigonometry had a usual share of 4 questions, most of which were difficult. Apart from some random questions, there was one question each on Probability, Progression and Set Theory. Overall, Quant was easy to moderate.
There were two sets of DI of four questions each. One of them was a typical table chart and another was a yearly doze of a typical 'XAT' type DI set, which was difficult to comprehend. Overall, DI was Moderate to Difficult.
Suggested time for this section would be 60 minutes. Approximately 20 attempts with a score of 14 can be a 98%ile equivalent score.
Verbal and Logical Ability (24 Questions)
The section comprised of two parts: 12 questions of Reading Comprehension and 12 questions of other verbal ability based questions.
The biggest passage of approx 550 words was followed by 3 questions. There were two passages with an approximate length of 450 words with 3 or 4 questions at the end. A small paragraph of 250 words was the fourth RC having 2 questions at the end. Overall the RCs were moderate to difficult because most of the questions were inference based.
Interestingly, there were two Poem-based questions in this test paper, both of which needed a test taker to identify the gist of the poems. Two Parajumbles, One Analogy, Two Grammar based questions and two Fill in the Blanks discussing usages of words were also there in the test. Remaining three questions were from Critical Reasoning.
Overall, the section was of moderate difficulty level. In a suggested time of 55 minutes, 18 attempts and a score of 11 can be called a 98%ile equivalent performance.
Decision Making (21 Questions)
This section was a mix of 6 Logical Reasoning based questions, 4 business decision related questions, 3 questions testing ethics of a test taker and 8 questions on random decision making.
Logical Reasoning part was divided into two sets of 3-3 questions each. They were moderate to difficult. Decision Making portion was made of many caselets of 1 or 2 or 3 questions.
Overall, this section was of moderate difficulty level. In a suggested time of 55 minutes, 17 attempts and a score of 10 can be called a 98%ile equivalent performance.
Part II comprised of 25 General Knowledge Questions and an Essay.
General Knowledge (25 Questions)
This section was a good mix of Geography, TV, Movies, Business, History, Personalities and current affair based GK questions. A score of 8-10 can be termed as a Good Score.
Topic: Globalization and Jingoism always coexist!
Although this was a very good topic to check an aspirant's thought process, many aspirants could not attempt it because they could not understand the meaning of 'Jingoism'.
Good Score/Cut Off
|No. of Questions
|Suggested Time
|Good Attempt
|Good Score
|Level of Difficulty
|Cut off for XLRI
|Quant + DI
|60 minutes
|Quant: Easy to Moderate
DI: Moderate to Difficult
|55 minutes
|Decision Making
|55 minutes
|170 minutes
Estimated Cut off for:
XAT 2017 Video ANALYSIS
About SNAP
Symbiosis National Aptitude Test is generally conducted in December. It is mandatory for all PG courses at the colleges of Symbiosis International University. There are 14 institutes of Symbiosis National University present in Pune, Nashik, Bangalore and Hyderabad which accept SNAP scores.
Important Dates for SNAP 2017
SNAP Results To be announcedsnaptest.org
SNAP 2016 Pattern
Total Questions: 150, 3 sections with 40 questions each and 1 section with 30 questions. Duration: 2 hours
|Total Marks
|General English: Reading Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Verbal Ability
|Quantitative, Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency
|General Awareness: General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Business Scenario
|Analytical & Logical Reasoning
Total Marks: 150
Marking: 1/4th negative marks.
Sectional Cut-offs: No
SNAP 2016 Analysis
SNAP finally changed its pattern after many years. The LR section moved from a 2 marker to a 1 marker. The GK section changed to Current Awareness section. The overall test was of 2 hours, 150 questions, 150 marks.
Section wise details are as below:
Quantitative Ability + Data Interpretation (40 Questions)
The section consisted of 6 questions of Data Interpretation and 34 questions of Quantitative Ability.
Data Interpretation was spread in two sets of 3-3 questions each. Both were standard DI sets of Table and Pie Chart with one of them easy and the other one needing some time to solve.
Quant part of the section was again dominated by Numbers with 5-6 questions having direct applications of Numbers and 2-3 more questions which can be categorized as Number related puzzles. 6 questions were asked from Ratio related chapters (Time and Work, Partnership, Time Speed Distance, Mixtures etc.) Share of geometry was limited to 3 questions only. A couple of questions from each of the Profit and Loss, Progression, Surds, Basic Algebra and 1-1 question from Probability, Set Theory etc and some miscellaneous ones created rest of the section.
Overall, this section was slightly time consuming.
Allocating 40 minutes to this section, 19-22 can be termed as Good Attempts and the same with 90% accuracy can be considered a Good Score.
Logical Reasoning (40 Questions)
The biggest surprise in SNAP 2016 was the change in the question mix of this section. A sizeable chunk of questions (9-10 in number) were of Math based puzzles. The typical tabular data arrangement questions were missing. There were 6 questions based on sequence & series, 4 questions based on an input-output prediction, 3 questions of visual reasoning, 2 on blood relations, 1 each on clock & calendars etc. Rest of the questions were largely random logical puzzles.
Overall, this section was reasonably time consuming as well. Absence of standard variety of LR made this section more challenging for aspirants.
Allocating 40 minutes to this section, 18-21 can be termed as Good Attempts and the same with 90% accuracy can be considered a Good Score.
Verbal Ability (40 Questions)
Vocabulary – That's the one word summary of this section. 6 questions of direct Synonym-Antonyms, 4 FIBs on confusing words, 3-4 Analogies and 3-4 more FIBs testing Vocabulary were asked. Adding to these questions, there were 2 questions on idioms & 1 on foreign words.
Apart from Vocabulary, 2 Reading Comprehensions (6+5 questions) were asked to test the comprehension skills of the test takers. Both were easy to attempt. The section also had 3 parajumbles and a couple of verbal reasoning questions.
Overall, this section was easy and was a morale booster.
Allocating 30 minutes to this section, 32-34 can be termed as Good Attempts and the same with 90% accuracy can be termed a Good Score.
Current Affairs (30 Questions)
This year, SNAP changed the title and the scope of this section. As per the communication shared by SNAP, it was supposed to be a section made of only current affairs of the last two years. SNAP creators have successfully delivered such a section.
There was a good spread of questions, with 6 questions on Sports and Business each, 5 questions of the who's who (Business as well as Government), 3 questions on Awards and 3 questions on Tech related news.
A test taker who has been following news regularly should get a nice edge over others.
An ideal allocation can be 10 minutes for this particular section and a score of 14-16 can be termed as a good score.
|Suggested Time
|Difficulty Level
|Good Score
|Quantitative Ability + DI
|40 minutes
|Logical Reasoning
|40 minutes
|Verbal Ability
|30 minutes
|Current Affairs
|10 minutes
|Easy to Moderate
Expected Cut offs:
SNAP 2016 Video Analysis
About NMAT
NMAT by GMAC, which was previously known as Narsee Monjee Admission Test, will be conducted by GMAC, is valid for entry into all PG programs of Narsee Monjee Colleges, and universities such as Alliance University (Bangalore), Amity University (Delhi), Thapar University (Chandigarh) and several others. A candidate could take NMAT-2015 up to a maximum of 3 times (first attempt plus 2 retake attempts) including no shows, if he/she wishes to. There has to be a gap of at least 15 days between two successive attempts. For candidates having multiple attempts, the best score (total and sectional) is considered for short listing purposes. The result for each attempt is declared separately, approximately 15 days after the test attempt. It is generally conducted from October-December.
Important Dates for NMAT By GMAC
NMAT Results To be announcedwww.nmat.org.in
NMAT By GMAC 2017 Pattern
There are generally 3 sections in the test:
- Section 1: Language Skills which consists of 32 Questions
- Section 2: Quantitative Skills which consists of 48 Questions
- Section 3: Logical Reasoning which consists of 40 Questions
Candidates can choose the order of sections in NMAT. Each of the three sections have individual section timings and candidates are supposed to answer and review the questions of a particular section within the allotted section time.
NMAT 2017 Analysis
As standardized as it could be!!
Question type and difficulty level both were same as that of last year's exam.
It was, once again, a speed based test inviting all aspirants to target a typical 208-210 score to earn an NMIMS-Mumbai process call.
Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation (48 Questions, 60 minutes):
The section comprised of 20 questions of Data Interpretation and 28 questions of Quantitative Ability.
DI part of the section was, once again, time-consuming and mostly calculative. Five sets of four questions each were there to test an aspirant's ability to interpret data. The set with the pie chart was the easiest of all. A good test taker should have given priority to one caselet based set and the set with a bar chart over the other two sets considering the moderate level of difficulty of the former ones.
Remaining 28 questions were from Quant area of aptitude with 22 independent questions and 6 questions of Data Sufficiency. Numbers dominated the section with 6 questions. A good representation of 4 questions was also there from each of Algebra, Percentage Application, Ratio Application, and Geometry. All the 6 questions of Data Sufficiency were the easiest to solve whereas the Ratio based problems (Time Distance, Partnership, Time Work etc) demanded time to get solved.
Overall, the section can be termed as easy to moderate and 36-38 genuine attempts with 90+ % accuracy should lead to a Good Score.
Reasoning (40 Questions, 38 Minutes):
12 Questions from Verbal Reasoning and 28 Questions from Logical Reasoning constituted the reasoning section.
Verbal Reasoning portion had a good variety of questions in form of Syllogism, Course of Action, Sentence Assumption, Strengthen-weaken and inference based question. All of the 12 Questions were easy to moderate. An aspirant with a reasonably good practice of such variety of questions should get 8-9 Questions correct.
Logical and Analytical Reasoning part was dominated by two sets of tabular arrangements based questions. All the 8 questions were easy to moderate. Just one manageable set of Input-output was a small surprise, however, the previous slot of the day tested the takers with a set of good difficulty level. 4-5 questions from Coding, 2 questions of Blood Relations, 3 questions of Series and patterns, 2 questions on set theory formed a major part of the remaining section.
Approximately 28-30 genuine attempts with a 90+% accuracy should be sufficient for a Good Score.
Verbal Ability (32 Questions, 22 minutes):
The section was dominated by Vocabulary based questions. There were 5 Questions of Synonyms/Antonyms, 6 Fill-in-the-blanks and 1 Analogy question, all of which demanded a decent command over vocabulary.
The rest of the section had 4 Questions of Para jumbles, 5 Questions of Spotting the errors, 3 Preposition based Fill-in-the-blanks and 2 Reading Comprehension of 4 Questions each. Both the RCs were of medium size with a possible turn-around time of 6 to 7 minutes and most of these questions were manageable.
As far as the conduction is concerned, Pearson has done a brilliant job. The verification process before the Test is very smooth, provided you carry the right documents. The interface is quite good and responsive, however, one has to take note that there is no question pallet in the test and one has to use "next" and "previous" buttons in order to navigate through a section.
Test takers should reach the test center with all documents asked for.
Test takers should be mentally ready for a Speed Test which has no Negative Marking.
NMAT 2017 Video Analysis
About IIFT
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade – is generally conducted in the month of November by IIFT. The exam is valid for PG courses at its Delhi and Kolkata campus.
Important Dates for IIFT 2017
IIFT Results To be announcediiftadmissions.net.in
IIFT 2016 Pattern
The exam is a multiple choice objective type written test, which consists of questions covering English Comprehension, General Knowledge & Awareness, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Analysis. The exam is of 2 hours duration. The marking scheme of IIFT may vary from year to year. Based on the marks obtained in the Written Test, candidates would be called for Essay Writing, Group Discussion and Interview.
|Section Name
|No. of Questions
|Marks per Question
|Total Marks
|Section I
|Part A
|Data Interpretation
|Section I
|Part B
|Analytical and Logical Reasoning
|Section II
|General Awareness
|Section III
|Part A
|Verbal Ability
|Section III
|Part B
|Reading Comprehension
|Section IV
|Quantitative Aptitude
There is 1/3rd negative marking for a wrong answer and the total marks are 100. There's a differential marking system for each section.
As expected, the paper contained a differential marking system but was relatively easier than the last few years' IIFT papers. The exam was divided into 4 sections, further sub-divided into 6 sections viz. General Awareness, Reading Comprehension, Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, Data Interpretation and Analytical & Logical Reasoning. In all, there were 128 questions amounting to a total of 100 marks. Each section had questions with the ideal blend of level of difficulty and variety.
IIFT 2016 Analysis
IIFT 2016 was as standard as an IIFT could have been. The same differential marking, the same format, the same pattern, the spread of 123 questions across 6 sub sections and a total adding up to 100 marks, everything nearly the same. All in all, all the kids who would have prepared for an IIFT and would have had a ready strategy would be the best equipped to have a go at it.
Section Wise Analysis
Section 1: Analytical Reasoning (22 Questions, each of 0.75 marks)
This section had 5 sets and 4 independent questions. The set on pattern identification based on the figure was a relatively tricky one and the one based on eight doctors was time consuming, considering it had just 3 questions in this set. All in all, it was a manageable section wherein approximately 18 good attempts with a score of 10 can be called a Good Score and an ideal time allotment can be 25 minutes for this section.
Section 2: Data Interpretation (20 Questions, each of 1 mark)
There were 4 sets of Data Interpretation having 5 questions each. With two table-based DI sets and two bar chart based DI sets, IIFT once again produced a calculation intensive section. Leaving a question or two from all the sets was the key strategy of maintaining pace and optimising selections.
Due to its time consuming nature, approximately 11 attempts can be termed good. A score of 8 can be called a Good Score considering an allotment of 26 minutes for this section.
Section 3: Quantitative Aptitude (20 Questions, each of 1 mark)
The section had usually large portion of modern mathematics. There were 8 questions of Progression, Permutation and Combination, Probability, Set Theory, Logarithm, Inequalities. This reduced the share of Arithmetic based chapters. 8 to 9 questions were from Numbers, Linear Equation, Profit and Loss, Surd, Time Work and Time Distance. Rest of the questions were from Geometry.
Most of the questions were manageable. This should result into a Good Score of 12-13 with good attempts of up to 17 questions in 27 minutes.
Section 4: Reading Comprehension (16 Questions, each of 1 mark)
4 RCs with 4 questions each created this section. All of them, with an exception of a couple of nicely created questions, can be solved easily by an aspirant having decent control over reading.
Since this section was easy, 13 can be called good attempts and a score of 10 can be called a Good Score in 20 minutes. Because majority of the questions were direct, it can be considered a rather easy section to solve.
Section 5: Verbal Ability (20 Questions, each of 0.75 marks)
With no questions on Grammar or Verbal Logic (apart from the 2 reasonably easy parajumble questions), the whole section had a heavy bias towards vocabulary. The questions were tricky as well as time consuming and there was a lot of application of elimination rather than selection. Allocating 12 minutes to the section would fetch 14 attempts and 6 marks in this section can be considered a good score in this section.
Section 6 : General Knowledge
There were a total of 14 static questions and the rest were from Current Affairs.
All in all, 10 minutes spent in this section can fetch up to 16 attempts and a score of 6 can be considered to be a good score in this section.
A total score of 48.2 can be considered good enough to get a call from IIFT. A table for the synopsis:
IIFT 2016 Analysis Snapshot
|No of Qs
|Difficulty Level
|Time Allocation (Mins)
|Good Attempts
|Good Score
|Predicted Sectional Cutoffs
|Predicted Total Cutoffs
|Sec 1
|Analytical Reasoning
|Data Interpretation
|Sec 2
|Reading Comprehension
|Easy to Moderate
|Verbal Ability
|Sec 3
|General Awareness
|Easy to Moderate
|Sec 4
|Quantitative Ability
IIFT 2016 Video Analysis
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'Fraternity Row' - Season 5, Episode 4
When Shawn starts attending college classes instead of school, he gets suspended. Meanwhile, Eric and Jack try to make friends on campus by forming their own fraternity.
Air Date: October 24, 1997.
Quote from Cory
Cory: How do you spell Shawn?
Topanga: You don't know how to spell your best friend's name?
Cory: We're phone people. Is it S-h-a-w-n or S-h-a-u-n?
Quote from Eric
Eric: I paid $200 for this dress and I'm never gonna get to wear it again.
Professor: You!
Cory: Oh, my God, I've been hit.
Professor: Life, mortality, existence. What are your thoughts?
Cory: Oh, I'm just visiting.
Professor: Oh. Like in, "We're all just visiting."
Cory: Yes, yes. Exactly.
Professor: That's bull! See? This is what happens in philosophy class. You throw out a few cliches and I'm supposed to be impressed.
I'm not!
Cory: I wish I wasn't here.
Professor: Now, see? That's a good starting point.
Quote from Shawn
Professor: I like the way your mind works. Free will. Want to take a shot?
Shawn: Do I really have a choice?
Professor: Ooh! I got to take five.
Quote from Eric
Jack: Eric, this fraternity party's at our apartment.
Eric: Yes, it is.
Jack: You know, you were absolutely right. That hazing was so humiliating, I came up with my own idea. I'm going to start a fraternity of my own. That way, the girls will come to me. I don't have to wear a dress anymore. Unless I want to.
Quote from Eric
Eric: Hi! Major fraternity party Friday night. I'm the head cheese at the fraternity, and I can't wait to see you all there.
Quote from Shawn
Mr. Feeny: Mr. Hunter, clipping coupons?
Shawn: Yep. Odor-Eaters. $2.49 for a dozen. And my Christmas shopping is done.
Quote from Cory
Mr. Feeny: Now, who can tell me what's wrong with that sentence?
Topanga: I can.
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Oh, why don't we try Mr. Matthews?
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Cory: She's 11 for 11.
Quote from Eric
Jack: Please tell me you were just trying to get out of a traffic ticket.
Eric: Will you stop? I passed by the Gamma Epsilon fraternity. There was a big party. All the girls were there, so I pledged.
Jack: Yeah, but doesn't that make you feel, like, humiliated, man?
Eric: Yes, it does. I paid $200 for this dress. I'm never going to get to wear it again.