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well lets start with about 7 years a go when i was three, my friends grandma ( not that old) took us for a ride on her horse Trigger. Of course my friend whould go in front of the horse while louise (the gramdma) lead it and if it was my turn she would cry and pout, so most of the time i got stuck on the horses butt. but sometimes louise would say " give mikaila a go in front
" and the whole way back from the lake we went by i would hear pouting and crying and felt really bad but i knew it Was my turn so i ignored it. of course we would have fun days then with tacking and feeding Trigger, and he was truly (i think) the first horse i acually rode.
Years went by with me and my friend and louise but then when i was 5 or so Trigger died. I really dont know from this day why but of course it was sad. But we were horse crazy and louise bought 2 arabians named Amy and Marcy and they were beautiful but i never rode them. they were my friends and so i didnt want to mess with her horse!
i took horse ridin lessons aroung our area and so i went there and rode a horse named Chase and then she was stricked and i was only like 5 so i got really mad and that.when i came to there holloween thing he looked horrible and so we quit that training sessions.
now its 2 years ago and i got my first pony! i was soooooo happy that i cryed, because all these years of throwing coins in a well and wishing for a horse came true! but at the place we boared her she sot lonely so we got a got named Gus. and of course louise helped me with the pony (named penny) and she did well just she couldnt get away from the goat and then a bad chicken wuld come after me and peck me so i wouldnt step out of the car and i let my mom feed her.And she gave me the talk how i need to feed her and that we would have to sell her. So that chicken chased me and i got to scared and so we had to sell her and i remember crying as i shut the gait of the trailer and cryed all the way to her new home, i cryed so much i came home and cryed for days.
then about a summer after that insident and i took a new class for showing and my teacher is 80! im still with her today. but i ride a quarter horse paint named skippy and he is my beloved teddy bear! he loves to go fast like me so i loves that! i fell off him once and me and him went to show and got a lot of trophys!
then about 2 summers ago i came homefrom my dads and my mom said"i have to take a ride to louises for to drop off some plants" so i went because i loves the horses and when we went into out driveway. i saw the best thing ever...... IT WAS PENNY! she was in the pen and i ran to her with my eyes dripping wet and i hugged her soooo tight! she was my gift from above! we rode her a lot!
last summer she ran off on my friend and her cousin thats 5 so we had ebough and now we have to sell her and i have now amy from before i take care of and i still look at pennys picture and wish she wasnt bad and was good. i want her for a good home!
NOW- i still go to horse riding with my teacher and we are selling my penny. i am an amature at horse stuff.
thats my horse story!

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Berkeley, California, became the first city in the nation to establish a soda tax. UW Hospitals and Clinics removed sugar-sweetened beverages at its multiple locations last fall.
What should corporations, cities and organizations be doing to advance health?
And CVS/pharmacy, the nation's second-largest pharmacy chain, said "cigarettes have no place in an environment where health care is being delivered" as it announced it would stop selling cigarettes and tobacco products last September.
But what should corporations, cities and organizations be doing to advance health? This question is up for discussion at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH) at noon on Friday, April 24, Room 1345 in the Health Sciences Learning Center.
The panel discussion, titled "Nudging or Nannying: The Role of Institutions in Shaping Health Food and Beverage Choices," will explore why institutions are creating policies to encourage people to make better nutritional choices.
"This panel is an opportunity for our health sciences community and the general public to talk about the responsibility of institutions to help frame healthy lifestyle choices for the people they serve and their employees." said Cherie Wolter, panel moderator and a 2015 Master of Public Health candidate at the School of Medicine and Public Health.
"There are many behavioral and economic strategies to consider, and we are hosting this panel so that people can listen, learn and take part in this discussion."
Time will be reserved for audience participation.
Panelists in the one-hour discussion include:
Robert N. Golden, dean of the School of Medicine and Public Health, who will share his vision of how health care institutions can be leaders in promoting prevention and healthy lifestyles to improve population health outcomes
Patrick Remington, associate dean of public health at the School of Medicine and Public Health, who will offer his expertise in public health communication and advocacy to assess the consequences of institutional policies that nudge or push behavioral change
Paul Kelleher, an assistant professor in the Department of Medical History and Bioethics at the School of Medicine and Public Health, who will explore the ethical aspects of institutional initiatives aimed at shaping individual behaviors
Amy Mihm, a registered dietician at UW Hospital and Clinics, who will discuss her experiences as a leader on the UW Healthy Hospital and Clinics Committee in developing and implementing changes in the food and beverage environments of the hospitals and clinics
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Introduction Keyword Researcher Review
SpyFu is one of the more feature rich tools, but has the Attractive interface on the market. SpyFu offers SEO and PPC spy tool options . Keyword Researcher Review
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Keyword Search and User Experience
The SpyFu dashboard is laid out with a navigation bar across the top with tabs for SEO Research, PPC Research, Keyword Research, Backlinks, the List Builder, Tracking, and Reports. There is plenty SpyFu can do throughout the spectrum of SEO tooling, but with this review we are focusing on its own ad hoc keyword lookup capabilities. When a business is looking to identifying the best possible search engine results pages (SERP) to aim with an optimization plan, keyword-driven analysis is the legwork to get pages to rank higher. Recommendations and management capacities are built in throughout SpyFu, however I started from the Keyword Research tab.
When I used the Exact Same set of five Keywords to observe how outcomes differed between each of my competitors. The five keywords I used were electronic advertising pcmag, online shopping, IT consultant, and small business accounting. I chose this combination to simulate real world terms that companies might search for (such as publishers like PCMag) as well as to discover associated search results and vulnerable competition sites.
I discovered that after conducting searches on my five evaluation terms SpyFu creates and structures its keyword results and metrics somewhat differently than Moz Guru, KWFinder, or Ahrefs$82.00 in Ahrefs. As opposed to populating a table of associated keywords with Page Authority (PA) and Domain Name Authority (DA) metrics along with stats on price per click (CPC) and keyword difficulty, SpyFu brings a far more apparent correlation with exactly how much money a key word could be worth. After hunting"digital advertising," for example, another navigation bar appeared round the top of their results page further breaking down the search results. You can then drill down to key word summary, related key words, advertiser background, status background, traffic, key word grouping, and SERP analysis. That's only for one key word showing SpyFu will arguably the most granular research into key word data of all the tools I analyzed.
Atop the primary results, SpyFu gave me not CPC for the Keyword, but a daily and monthly cost breakdown as well as how many unique advertisers had appeared on the keyword in the last year. I got the exact same level of cost breakdown when I clicked on the Associated Keyword, which also allowed me to narrow results employing a left-hand filter menu to a specific cost per day, daily search volume, difficulty score, and much more.
In the bottom of the keyword results was the SERP analysis. This broke down each URL from the search results page, even though KWFinder and Moz Pro both offer a more comprehensive breakdown in this regard. SpyFu targets monthly price, which might or may not be important to your small business. Results like the Advertiser History chart, a lengthy list and complicated diagram of the ads appearing on that search page as time passes, was somewhat too in the weeds for me as a novice SEO tool user. However, for digital marketers and advertisers, SpyFu is a gold mine. Keyword Researcher Review
SpyFu Kombat
With SpyFu Kombat you can look at overlapping and website specific key words To get up to 3 websites. For your PPC version you may also see a chart which goes over a span of a few years showing the overall amount of keywords being bid on by all 3 sites. You can also rollover the graph to find keywords specific to only two of those sites if you feel the 3rd website may not be doing as good a job (or vice versa) as 2 of those other websites. It will also show you the PPC budgets of the sites as well as the number of organic keywords rank in the top 50 results for keyword.
When you click on an area of the circle chart it will show you the Keywords in whatever bucket you click, to the right of the graph. It is possible to see and download those keywords for your own use. As you can see I'm on the advertisements tab but the options are similar once you click on the organic tab (on the top box, the natural one at the underside shows you total organic key words ).
Switching between the natural tab and the ppc tab (also as the Total # of organic search phrases + PPC advertisement budget should also give you an idea of which of the bigger sites are more to the PPC or SEO side of things that may be a good barometer to check in if you happen to be concentrating on one area on the other hand.
SpyFu Classic
SpyFu Classic is the"flagship" segment so to speak. This is Where you input one domain on the home page and also are presented with a slew of data such as:
– Daily AdWords PPC Budget
– Links through to SpyFu Kombat
– Typical Position of Advertising vs # of Clients
– Estimated Value of Organic Traffic (estimated traffic using a factor of CPC factored in)
– Paid Traffic Compared with Organic Traffic Quotes
– Subdomains (useful for looking at the way the website might split parts of the principal domain, maybe a good place to look for niche keywords???)
– Top Ten Paid Keywords w/ Keyword Ad Background (links through to full Keyword Advertisement History instrument )
– Total Paid Keywords
– Total Organic Keywords
– PPC Competitors (using a link to overlapping keywords)
– Organic Competitors (using a link to overlapping keywords)
– Category
The data here can be useful, as you can see the:
– Estimated PPC, Clicks, Cost Per Day, Complete Advertisers. . .all with trend data
– Top Ten Domains Advertising on the Keyword, together with Domain Ad History
– Added Keywords Purchased By Relevant Domains
– PPC Ad Copy With a URL to Keyword Advertisement History
– Top Ten Organic Outcomes with Title, Meta Description
– Related Terms
– Related Concepts (according to semantic relationships)
– Categories Keyword Researcher Review
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Keyword Management and Reports
Keyword direction is baked in to SpyFu through the platform. Within all its three major research tabs–SEO, PPC, and Keyword–there are options from the drop-down menus for SEO and PPC-specific keywords and phrases, and Keyword Groups. The Keyword Groups attributes in each tab are rather similar, populating a table with monthly search volume, CPC, problem rating, and monthly cost. These are SpyFu's four main metrics where keyword research is worried. On the left of this desk are either the keyword you have researched and booted yourself, or top keyword class tips from SpyFu. At the top right of this desk you can then add chosen key words to lists, or export your selected keyword within an Microsoft Excel file, CSV, or PDF. This basic keyword grouping functionality is similar to SEMrush$99.95 in SEMrush and executed better in Moz Professional and KWFinder.
Where SpyFu's keyword management abilities really stand Out are in its List Builder and Tracking tabs. Additionally, this is where SpyFu makes its profound link between SEO and client relationship management (CRM). In the List Builder tab, there's a Top Lists segment with targeted lists of domain names and key words like"Domains That Pay the Most On AdWords," keywords with the highest CPC. There's also a listing of the most expensive keywords, which you can then filter by state, industry, or a particular web-based technology: Ad buying platform, affiliate marketing, email advertising, and internet shopping cart are some of the options.
Next to Top Lists, there's a dedicated Business Leads tab. This acts the exact same manner as a key word search: You enter businesses and keywords, a place, and refine outcomes using filters such as AdWords budget and SEO clicks. The research returns a list of URL leads with that website's monthly ad budget and contact information that can subsequently be exported to your CRM or direct management system. I'd like to see SpyFu go a step farther with this and incorporate its SEO lead lists straight using a stage such as Salesforce$75.00 in salesforce.com, but this instrument is already ahead of the curve. SEMrush has a lead generation tool, but that's the closest any optimization product that I tested comes to what SpyFu offers.
But, SpyFu included AdWords Templates as Portion of a Google AdWords campaign. The templates include prewritten ads for groups that are key word . The templates can be downloaded by users in the SpyFu site and then upload into a AdWords account.
The platform also includes SEO campaign direction With its My SpyFu Project Manager tool. SpyFu designed this as a project management(PM) feature within the SEO platform for tackling integrated key word research and rank monitoring within a campaign. My SpyFu is only accessible paid plans (not the free trial), but it lets you install multiple jobs tracking grouped key words plotted against SEO position, traffic worth, ROI, and numerous other metrics. All you have to do is open the My SpyFu menu and then include a new job. It is the only and best example in this roundup of built-in, SEO-focused PM.
There's also the Tracking tab, which lets you choose Keywords youstart tracking that reports back together with weekly domain positions and keyword position changes and've identified. I was able to set up custom SEO reports in a few straightforward measures: Enter a domain name and choose if to conduct a report on SpyFu's suggested custom keywords or domain keywords. I entered my five custom key words in a field, picked up to five opponents' URLs, then was given the option to run a one time report or a recurring monthly report.
This Type of aggressive analysis is just another area in which SpyFu stands outside, since it also includes a tool called"Kombat" that is available from the SEO and PPC Research tabs. In Kombat, I typed in the domain of PCMag along with the tool built an interactive data visualization which revealed where the top keywords of PCMag overlapped with our competitors. There's also what SpyFu calls a"keyword universe," listing CPC, CTR, monthly price, and monthly clicks to get core keywords and advocated keywords. This study breakdown is just another feature that will help unearth ways for you to acquire an SEO edge. Keyword Researcher Review
Along with the SEO performance of its Solution, SpyFu has introduced a research tool named Nacho Analytics, which provides access to different sites' web analytics. Through this platform, you can see time-of-day traffic sections, and behavior that is on-page.
Keyword Advertisement History
Keyword Ad Background will show you, via coded bars, how frequently the Key words appeared in a domain's PPC campaign alongside any changes in the advertisement copy (all of which may be exported into excel). It reveals a year's worth of data and goes back to 2006 via the Bonus History Button.
So it's pretty straightforward, and that's what I enjoy about SpyFu Tools. No more over-reliance on"in-house metrics" it is only"here's the ad history of the key word", plain and simple. If you find a key word being promoted on by a PPC advertiser persistent then it's possible to look to employ that ad copy technique to a market of the larger keyword. If I were advertising for"resorts in Oklahoma" I would pay attention to that which ad copy has been successful, as time passes, for that main/core key word"resorts".
Domain Advertisement History
Domain Ad History is similar to Keyword Ad History except it reveals the History of a particular domainname.
This instrument is useful in Taking a Look Your competitors (or bigger players on your niche) and which ones they tried and abandoned (which could be ones for you to avoid out of the gate). All of this assumes the domain you're researching is capable PPC advertiser.
Keyword Smart Search
The Keyword Smart Search tool in SpyFu utilizes word connections, Publicly accessible keyword information, and PPC campaign data to come back a list of keywords related to the keyword(s) (up to 10) you enter. As you can see, you can filter by CPC, look volume, and you can also exclude keywords.
For me personally, I would rather use the Organic keywords found as well as the PPC keywords In SpyFu Classic or SpyFu Kombat. I love to use different tools for pure keyword research (Google tools, Microsoft Ad Center Intelligence, and Wordtracker). Mostly, I feel SpyFu is at its best when used as a competitive search tool versus a research tool. Keyword Researcher Review
Pricing and Strategies
Since I just mentioned, SpyFu's Fundamental plan starts at $33 each Month when billed annually (roughly $39 month-to-month). Though, unlike other tools in this SEO tool review roundup, such as Moz Guru and KWFinder$12.00 in KWFinder, SpyFu doesn't price by search success. All programs have an unlimited number of key word, keyword group name, domain, backlink, and competitor/domain comparison search results along with data export. The functionality that you get with SpyFu for the price is an important factor in why we gave it an Editors' Choice, and the search volumes make the tool even more attractive for research that is keyword that is ad hoc.
That is not to mention SpyFu doesn't cap anything. The Fundamental Program gives you a capacity of 250 sales leads and domain contacts, and 5,000 weekly tracked keyword rankings, along with 10 domain reports and 10 pay-per-click (PPC) reports through SpyFu's AdWords Advisor tool. The $78-per-month expert plan (also $58 a month when billed annually) lumps contacts and leads to 500 and per week tracked keyword positions to 15,000, along with custom-branded reports and accessibility to SpyFu's application programming interface (API).
Finally, SpyFu has added a $199 per month Team program (billed annually, or $299 month-to-month) with 2,000 sales leads and domain contacts, 40,000 weekly monitored keyword rankings, and five user logins. SpyFu also includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. Overall the company has really slashed on its pricing because our original inspection, making it all the more attractive to SMBs.
I find their tools useful for search. I don't use Their own Keyword Smart Search much as described above but the amount of information that They give (in a straightforward fashion) in the price points that they give is quite A wonderful combination. SpyFu makes its way into my toolbox on just about Every undertaking. Keyword Researcher Review
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The city of Recife witnessed the election of Miss Brazil Latina 2012, and the winner was the representative of Amazonas, Karyne Medeiros. She will compete in Miss Latin America in the World 2012, in the Dominican Republic.
The 1st runner-up was Miss Parará, Taynara Gargantine, and the 2nd runner-up was Miss Sergipe, Joice Oliveira.
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1. Hum Paanch
Zee TV is one of the most popular entertainment channels that has managed to keep its audiences hooked to their show. The makers leave no stones unturned in making their shows unique and interesting. Due to the outbreak of Coronavirus or COVID-19, the government of India has announced a period of self-quarantine and social distancing. They have also started #JantaCurfew and told people to stay indoors till we overcome this pandemic. During this crisis, audiences can binge-watch their favourite Zee TV shows, all the way from the 90's to last year. Here we have a list of top iconic shows on Zee TV that were far ahead of their times. Take a look at this list of TV shows and enjoy your binge!
Hum Paanch was one of the best 90's shows and still makes audiences nostalgic. The show spoke about a family comprising of a married couple with their five daughters and a dead wife who used to talk to her husband via photograph. The show showcased each character differently and drove everyone crazy with their dysfunctional set-up.
2. Hip Hip Hurray
Hip Hip Hurray was based on 12th grade kids at a Delhi high school, and showed the issues that were faced by the youngsters including relationships, hopes, fears, and a lot more. The show was also notable for touching on sensitive topics like drugs and personal health, which were handled with a touch of humour to lessen their seriousness.
3. Tara
Tara was the first Indian daily soap opera that ran successfully for five years on Zee TV. The story of the show revolved around the struggles and aspirations of three urban women. Tara was the first show that spoke about feminism and helped audiences to raise their voices against the injustice done to women. Navneet Nishan sported a short hairdo and played the role of Tara, who was in love with a married man. Tara lived life on her terms.
4. Filmy Chakkar
The Zee TV show Filmy Chakkar was quite popular in the '90s. The show revolved around the love of cinema. Satish Shah and Ratna Pathak Shah teamed up for this hilarious sitcom. The characters would enact all the popular film scenes and relate it to their lives. The show always tickled audiences" funny bones with their jokes and one-liners.
5. Pavitra Rishta
Pavitra Rishta featured Sushant Singh Rajput and Ankita Lokhande in the lead roles. Their on-screen chemistry won audiences' hearts and created magic on the small screen. The story of the show was about a car mechanic, Manav, who falls in love with Archana, who is a homely girl. The show gained a lot of TRP and won hearts with its unique storyline.
6. Jodha Akbar
Jodha Akbar is an Indian historical fiction drama aired on Zee TV and was produced by Ekta Kapoor. It starred Rajat Tokas and Paridhi Sharma in the lead roles. The show focused on a political marriage of Jodha and Akbar who were from two different religions. Their love for each other changed the fate of India and brought its people together.
7. Ek Mutthi Aasmaan
Ek Mutthi Aasmaan was an Indian drama television show which featured Rachna Parulkar, Mehnaaz Maan, and Ashish Chaudhary in lead roles. The story of Ek Mutthi Aasmaan talks about Kalpana and Raghav as their paths cross on a journey of self-improvement. If you haven't watched this brilliant work of art, then watch it on Zee5.
8. Doli Armaanon Ki
Doli Armaanon Ki featured Mohit Malik and Neha Marda in lead roles. The story was about Urmi, a young girl who had several dreams about her marriage. Urmi got married to Samrat who was an arrogant male chauvinist and used to abuse his wife. After suffering a lot in the marriage, Urmi walks out from the marriage and becomes a successful, independent woman.
9. Jamai Raja
Ravi Dubey, Nia Sharma, and Achint Kaur featured in the lead roles in Jamai Raja. The show premiered in 2014 and ran successfully for 3 years. It became a quiet success and the makers launched a second season of the show.
10. Begusarai
Begusarai show featured Shweta Tiwari, Shivangi Joshi, Satraj Gill, and Vishal Aditya Singh in lead roles. The show was shot in Bihar and showcased how a man in Begusarai has to battle for his zar, zoru and zameen. In 2014, the show took a 20-year leap, now focusing on the story of Bindiya Thakur. Bindiya was an independent female who took care of 5 sons and was paranoid that another woman would come between her and her sons.
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CUBE 3 is pleased to announce that is has been named to redesign the global headquarters of Acushnet Holdings Corp. in Fairhaven, MA.
Acushnet Holdings Corp., the global leader in the design, development, manufacture and distribution of performance-driven golf products including Titleist and Footjoy, tapped CUBE 3 to develop and redesign their global headquarters, which houses all of their executive departments and serves as the research and development center for these and other brands under their corporate umbrella.
The 165,000 GSF exterior and interior renovations will serve as a full repositioning of the facility, bringing this heritage company—founded in 1910—decidedly into the 21st century. Updates will include striking new entrances and an exterior identity that will reflect the drive and commitment of the team who are hard at work in the interior. We look forward to designing a decidedly modern atrium and sleek, functional collaboration spaces, and an entirely new office environment including thoughtful expansions of all café and dining options and their Wellness Center, which will include a 24-hour gym facility.
Acushnet's Research & Development Center will become the centerpiece of the renovation, updated with the finest finishes to accommodate both investors and VIP guests, including top golf athletes who often visit the facility. Finally, we are excited to announce the addition of new, state-of-the-art golf simulator spaces for employees, guests and athletes to enjoy.
CUBE 3 Senior & Founding Partner/CEO Nik Middleton affirms that this project will be a cornerstone of the firm's Corporate/Commercial portfolio. "When a global leader like Acushnet Holding Corp. invites you to take a seat at the table, creativity flows. We accomplished our goals of showing their stakeholders our design acumen and communicating our commitment to what will truly be a team project. They are passionate about their employees and bringing leading edge golf equipment to the market, and CUBE 3 is passionate about being the catalyst that will redefine and elevate their workspace.
"We have been working on our repositioning planning for some time now, and are pleased that CUBE 3 is now part of our team. Their passion, insight and team-centric attitude are only a few of the many reasons we chose to work with them. We have a lot of work to get done, and having CUBE 3 as part of our team insures us it will be a huge success." Brendan Reidy – Chief Human Resource Officer – Acushnet Holding Corp.


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Music You Don't Know You Like Yet
Tristen's Caves is the sound of conventions being defied. The label of "Nashville-based female singer-songwriter" is one that is unfortunately and heavily stereotyped, and if this is the common pigeonholing of acoustic, whiskey-tinged tales of lost love and wistful remembrance of something referred to as the "good ol' days," Tristen represents, well, none of these things. Right off the bat with single and album opener "No One's Gonna Know," the drums are punchy, poppy and driving, the music is upbeat, bright and painstakingly shiny. But beyond the typical pop schema, the lyrics are written with a sense of ruthless independence and severe honesty (chorus: "The only way to climb to the top/is stepping on heads/you're better off dead/you were always worth killing/just a runner for the show/and no one's gonna know.") Tristen Gaspadarek is not a gal to be trifled with.
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Universal Credit Will Backfire Warns Think Tank
The proposed welfare reforms are not wanted by the majority of claimants or their landlords according to research by the Social Market Foundation.
Tenants with low incomes and families claiming benefit will be pushed further into financial difficulties and debt by the shift to monthly benefit payments under Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reforms.
Attempts as part of the new Universal Credit system to encourage claimants to budget properly and make their own rental payments risk backfiring, the Social Market Foundation said.
It called for the introduction of an online budgeting tool allowing claimants to set the frequency of payments themselves and allocate income to different items of expenditure.
However the foundation stopped short of calling for landlords to continue to receive direct payments for tenants that were considered vulnerable or at risk.
Under the Universal Credit there will be one single monthly benefit payment – rather than weekly or fortnightly as at present – and all tenants will have to pay landlords themselves.
The Government says it will be "flexible" with those who struggle to manage their money.
Research by the Social Market Foundation, entitled Sink or Swim: the Impact of Universal Credit, found that most low income households were opposed to the moves, expressing fears that they would not be able to budget properly and could end up in rent arrears and even face eviction.
Nigel Keohane, the think tank's deputy director and co-author of the report doubted whether plans by the Government to provide special arrangements for certain vulnerable individuals was adequate, stating: "The Government's laudable aim that Universal Credit should prepare families for work, boost their resilience to financial shocks, and simplify the system is at risk of backfiring. By moving to a single monthly payment for all benefits, the Government is removing the markers and aids that families currently rely on to budget effectively. Our research shows that this will throw people in at the deep end leaving them either to sink or swim. This laissez-faire approach will create real problems not only for families themselves, but also for public service organisations, such as social and private sector landlords and childcare providers, that families will end up owing money to. Instead of mandating monthly payments and centrally planning which families to exempt, the Government should allow low income families to take the decision themselves through an online budgeting tool," he said. "This would allow the reforms to work with the grain of wider government objectives like personal responsibility and increased financial capability rather than working against them as the current system seems set to do."
A Department for Work and Pensions spokesperson said: "Universal Credit will be paid monthly because most people in work are paid that way and the system should help people get used to the patterns of working life. But we will make sure that no one falls through the cracks, and we are working with local authorities and the financial industry on how best to support individuals. We have always said we would be flexible with people who might struggle to manage their money."
Hmmm…..If that last statement is true, then the DWP had better start preparing to open a separate department to deal with struggling landlords as the Universal Credit system is severely flawed and the majority of claimants don't want direct payments because they are unable to cope at the present time, so what happens to them in 2013?
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Title: Dr Terror's House of Horrors
Year Released: 1965
Director: Freddie Francis
Cast: Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Max Adrian, Ann Bell, Peter Madden and Donald Sutherland
The first of the Amicus anthology horrors, Dr Terror's House of Horrors (1965), delivers a train ride of spooky fun
Dr Terror's House of Horror is the first of Amicus Productions' legendary portmanteau films – taking a range of short horror stories and wrapping them into one film.
Great horror stars like Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and Michael Gough took a vacation from their duties at the House of Hammer during the mid 1960s to take part in Milton Subotksy's train ride of horror fun.
The idea for the film had begun in the late 1940s, when Subotsky saw Dead of Night (1945), the legendary British portmanteau horror film which he believed was the greatest of all time. Subotsky originally considered it to become a television series but turned it into a film instead.
Directed by Freddie Francis, Dr Terror's House of Horrors tells five short stories, born out of tarot predictions by the mysterious Dr Schreck (Peter Cushing).
Sharing a carriage on a train journey, metaphysician Dr Schreck tells his fellow passengers that the tarot deck can reveal their futures and how to change these futures. As in any horror film, the futures are not happy ones.
Each of the five horror yarns is short and snappy; they are more fun than horrific. In this day and age they would be considered quite silly. Dr Terror's House of Horrors could easily be shown on a Saturday afternoon on television.
From vampires to bodiless hands to voodoo gods to murderous plants to Scottish werewolves, Dr Terror's House of Horrors has something for everyone.
The outcomes are quite predictable but the sheer nonsense and audaciousness of the subjects make this a very watchable horror.
Dr Terror's House of Horrors may not be the greatest horror film of all time, but in terms of horror fun, it is one of the best.


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Forever ago, I made mention of making a pattern for wedding party minis. And I finally got started on them. Well, finished too.
They were fun to make. I like doing minis every so often 'cause they're really quick to do up, and my daughter loves them. At least for an hour or so.
These were pretty straightforward to make. The bride stands up on her own because of the train (but no one else does). I had a hard time deciding how to do the ring bearer and finally I figured that it would kind of look like a little suit, especially with the tie. My daughter loves the "princess baby," the most, the flowergirl. The flowergirl and the ringbearer are a little tricky to do, simply because the rounds on the arms and legs are so small, only 4 stitches. They're the reason this is an intermediate pattern.


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Author(s): Cecil Beaton (By (photographer)); Joanna Ling (Text by)
This beautiful publication presents a selection of portraits by the famous photographer Cecil Beaton (1904-1980), who photographed leading figures of the 20th century, from the Shah of Iran to Mick Jagger; movie stars such as Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor; political figures such as Kennedy and Churchill; fashion icons such as Christian Dior and Coco Chanel and famous artists such as Pablo Picasso, David Hockney and Georgia O'Keefe. Cecil Beaton started his career as a photographer taking portraits of his rich and famous friends, and gained recognition with his first exhibition in London in 1926. He worked for Vogue, for which he made his first cover in July 1932 and where he would continue to work until the mid-1950s. He also collaborated with Harper's Bazaar and Vanity Fair. He made numerous portraits of Hollywood celebrities in the 1930s. In 1937, he was the official photographer of the British Royal Family. During the early 1950s he was in charge of photographing the magnificent party organised by the eccentric, Spanish-Mexican millionaire Carlos de Beistegui in his Venetian palace. Later, he gradually drifted from photography to set and clothes design for theatre and cinema. 94 images


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For several weeks now I've been putting off several wedding tasks because they are not fun. Printing and making the invitations, asking my cousin to officiate the ceremony, meeting up with the photographer to pay the deposit and agree on prices, and meeting with and hiring a florist. After this weekend, everything should be DONE! I'm meetin with the photographer Friday night, the florist Saturday morning, and my cousin will give me her answer this weekend as well. I asked her, but gave her some time to think about it as she's never performed a wedding ceremony before.
I'm very excited about all of this, really. I'd been dreading it for so long, but for what - so far, thing have gone pretty well! After this, the only major job to do is pick out the outfits for the bridal party - four shirts, pairs of jeans and pairs of shoes. I can do that!
I'm headed out to go get the mail and take some pictures because the sun has made a huge comeback today after five long days of nothing but wind, rain, sleet, and snow. Some places in Maine got more than eight inches of rain in a single day! We had wind gusts over sixty mph here, but I'm not sure how much rain. It sucked, basically. But today I'm refreshed because I'm getting stuff done, the sun is out... what's not to love?
About Me
- Heather
- Maine, United States
- I'm your average girl-next-door type with an infectious smile who is fortunate enough to be loved by a bear. Among other things, I knit and spin.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
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How exciting! Wedding countdowns are great. We've been married 12 years but I can remember the wedding preparations like yesterday. Most things went swimmingly apart from the difficulty of finding someone willing to make me a cake in the shape of a castle. Finally found someone. And then we forgot to collect the flowers the day before the wedding! My husband's workmate rescued that situation and saved the day. Hope all your prep goes well for the next couple of months. Remember to enjoy it, too!
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Nearly 13 million immigrants have a four-year college degree or better. But these highly educated immigrants are not spread evenly throughout the labor market. They make up disproportionate shares of certain jobs, especially in the science and technology fields, accounting for 45 percent of software developers, 42 percent of physical scientists, and 29 percent of physicians. Yet there are signs that the trends of this population might be changing, as this article explores.
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India has no refugee law and has not signed the 1951 Refugee Convention, leaving many of its estimated 250,000 recognized refugees in a legal gray area. Meanwhile, more than 450 million internal migrants form the foundation of the country's economy, yet often have trouble accessing government benefits, identity cards, and other services. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought these shared vulnerabilities into stark relief.
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the effects of the so-called digital divide for U.S. immigrants and other groups with reduced online connectivity. Internet access and the skills to navigate digital environments have become even more critical for work, education, and health care during the public-health crisis, yet immigrants make up a disproportionately large share of U.S. residents unable to take advantage of these tools.
Southeastern Europe is experiencing one of the sharpest depopulations in the world, with countries such as Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia on pace to see their populations shrink by at least 15 percent in coming decades. To counter this trend, governments in the region, NGOs, and the private sector are increasingly, if unevenly, tapping into large diaspora communities to spur economic growth and strengthen cultural ties.
For more than a century, Haiti was considered a prime destination for migrants from the United States and around the world. In the wake of the Haitian Revolution, Haiti marketed itself to freed slaves and others as an island haven where they could break free from the strictures of the United States and a global system of slavery. That changed in the 20th century. Now, there are roughly 1.6 million Haitians living in other countries.
The United States is the top global destination for Haitian migrants, who left Haiti in the wake of political instability and a series of natural disasters, including a 2010 earthquake that devastated the country. Haitian immigrants in the United States contribute an important flow of remittances to their country of origin, which is the second largest in the world as a percentage of gross domestic product (GDP). Remittances to Haiti have increased nearly sixfold since 2000.
Los llamados de los activistas a "desbancar a la policía", a raíz de una serie de encuentros mortales para los miembros de la comunidad negra, hacen eco de las demandas anteriores de "abolir el ICE" y reflejar una crítica más amplia de los sistemas de aplicación percibidos como demasiado agresivo.
Whether as migrant-sending or migrant-receiving locations—or both—many countries have rich, complex international and internal migration histories. MPI's online journal, the Migration Information Source, offers profiles of more than 70 nations. Written by leading scholars, these profiles delve into countries' migration histories, demographics, policymaking, and more.
Bangladeshis in 2017 suddenly emerged as one of the top migrant groups entering Europe illegally. While Europe is a new destination, Bangladeshi labor migration has been an important part of the country's development since the 1970s, with growing numbers heading abroad, largely to the Gulf Cooperation Council countries. This article explores and contextualizes the new phenomenon of Bangladeshi migration to Europe.
The Chinese represent the third-largest immigrant population in the United States, their numbers having grown rapidly in recent decades. The population is atypical in some respects: Far more highly educated and likely to have come via student and employment pathways than the overall U.S. foreign-born population. This article offers key data on Chinese immigrants, including top destinations, incomes, and English proficiency.
Over the past decade, immigrant investor programs have proliferated around the world, and Chinese applicants have dominated in a number of countries. In 2015, about 9,000 Chinese millionaires moved to other countries, many through so-called golden visa programs. This article explores the social and cultural factors driving well-off Chinese to move abroad and examines perceptions of elite emigration in China.
The Trump administration's decision to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) deportation-relief program launched in 2012 has sparked new urgency to find a longer-term fix for "DREAMers," the unauthorized immigrants brought to the United States as children. This Policy Beat article examines movement in the courts and in Congress on the DREAM Act and similar proposals, exploring likely paths forward.
The changing nature of conflict has brought an uptick in gender-based violence in war-torn countries, with instances of rape particularly common in conflict zones. While many women leave their countries to escape such violence, setting off on the journey is no guarantee of safety, as they are vulnerable to further gender-based abuse in transit and at destination. This article explores the rates of gender violence among refugee, asylee, and migrant women, and examines supports available to survivors in the United States.
Rarely is migration among the Chinese from Hong Kong, the People's Republic of China, and Taiwan to the countries of the Pacific Rim as cut and dry as the labels "immigrant," "emigrant," and "returnee" suggest. In fact, Chinese migrants from each of these areas of origin share a tendency for traversing between their homeland; country of work, study, or residence; and even a third country as the needs of the family dictate. This article examines these contemporary migration patterns using Chinese migrants in New Zealand as a case study.
The past decade has brought tens of thousands of Chinese migrants to Africa, and well over half of all Chinese migrants to the continent head to South Africa. Yoon Jung Park of Rhodes University discusses the history of Chinese migration to South Africa, the various communities of Chinese currently residing in the country, and their levels of political, social, and economic integration.
Most of China's roughly 145 million rural-to-urban migrants were born after 1980, making this population the "new generation" of internal migrant workers. Having been directly influenced by China's rapid economic growth and recent sociodemographic policy changes, this cohort of rural-urban migrants offers much to learn with respect to their motivations. This article discusses survey data indicating that new-generation migrants have somewhat different motivations and expectations than their more traditional counterparts, such as the desire for excitement, fun, and career development independent of the needs of the family back home.
Diaspora entrepreneurs have several advantages over other entrepreneurs or investors because they have social, political, and economic connections in two or more countries. Kathleen Newland and Hiroyuki Tanaka discuss the conditions and commitments on the part of countries of origin that can help attract and support diaspora entrepreneurs.
Europe's Schengen agreement eliminated border controls between 25 countries for over 400 million people. Schengen cooperation has come under intense pressure of late, however, and EU Member States are currently considering whether the rules under which it operates ought to be adjusted. Elizabeth Collett provides background and explains what the current debate means for the future of Schengen.
In 2005, the United States admitted almost 54,000 refugees for resettlement and granted asylum to more than 25,000 people. MPI's Jeanne Batalova takes a detailed look at refugee and asylum statistics in the United States.
The number of new immigrant arrivals has remained relatively stable since 1986. MPI's Jeanne Batalova looks at data on permanent immigration to the U.S..
The Caribbean born accounted for almost 10 percent of the total U.S. foreign-born population in 2000. MPI's Julia Gelatt and David Dixon look at the social and economic profiles of the foreign born from this region.
The majority of South American born counted in the 2000 census were from Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. MPI's David Dixon and Julia Gelatt look at the social and economic profiles of the foreign born from this region.
MPI's Julia Gelatt reports on immigration leadership appointments, changes to the citizenship test, criticism of immigration judges, new border initiatives, and more.
MPI's Julia Gelatt reports on House passage of immigration enforcement legislation, immigration measures in budget legislation, upcoming regulations for worksite enforcement, new government reports, and more.
MPI's Julia Gelatt reports on Bush's latest immigration reform speeches in Arizona and Texas, new proposals for immigration reform, calls for the merger of immigration agencies, and more.


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Installing and managing certificates in BMC Atrium Single Sign-On
The primary reason for using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates is to keep sensitive information sent across the internet encrypted so that only the intended recipient can understand it. This security is important because the information you send on the internet is passed from computer to computer to get to the recipient. Any computer between you and the destination can utilize your username, passwords, and other sensitive information if the information is not encrypted with an SSL certificate.
In addition to encryption, a proper SSL certificate also provides authentication. With authentication, you can be sure that you are sending information to the right recipient and not to an unknown user. You can ensure authentication by using an SSL Certificate from a trusted SSL provider.
The default Apache Tomcat server used by BMC Atrium Single Sign-On uses a keystore and a truststore for secure (HTTPS/Transport Layer Security) communications. The keystore and truststore files are stored in the following directory:
<installationDirectory>/BMC Software/AtriumSSO/tomcat/conf
For more information about using Certificate Authority (CA) certificates, see the following topics:
- Using the keytool utility
- Installing certificates on a standalone server
- Installing certificates in an HA load-balancing environment
- Generating self-signed certificates
- Creating new keystores
- Generating and importing CA certificates
- Importing a certificate into keystore.p12
- Importing a certificate into cacerts.p12
- Getting intermediate CA certificates
- Importing certificate chains and intermediate certificates
- Checking the truststore for certificates
- Installing certificates after integration with other BMC products
The initial keystore created during the installation uses a self-signed certificate. If you want to use the default self-signed certificate, you do not have to make any changes. However, the default certificate warns users about the insecure nature of the certificate by displaying a certificate warning exception, because the self-signed certificate is not from a trusted source. You can prevent this warning from appearing by performing one of the following actions:
- Permanently importing the self-signed certificate into the user's truststore
- Obtaining and importing a signed identity certificate from a trusted CA. The CA vouches for the authenticity of the server's identity when the user visits BMC Atrium Single Sign-On for authentication.
In this case, the user has an established trust relationship with the CA. This relationship is extended to BMC Atrium Single Sign-On after a digitally signed identity certificate is imported. By default, BMC Atrium Single Sign-On is installed with a self-signed certificate. Although valid, this certificate causes warning messages to appear when users access the server to perform authentication. The warning messages appear because the certificate is not signed by a CA.
If you are planning to use signed certificates, BMC recommends that before you integrate BMC Atrium Single Sign-On with other BMC products such as BMC Remedy AR System and BMC Remedy Mid Tier, you install digitally signed certificates. However, if you have already integrated BMC Atrium Single Sign-On with other BMC products, you must reintegrate the products. For more information, see Installing certificates after integration with other BMC products.


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Tyler H. from Industrial Moto had contacted us back in May of 21 asking if our Single Color Logo Decals could be used as a stencil.
Now, because our decals are not reusable - once they're removed, they go in the trash - we were hesitant at first to sell him a bunch of stickers that were only a one-time use. To our surprise, Tyler's team at Industrial Moto had used our decals as stencils for their one-off custom bikes!
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Industrial Moto is a small operation that started in 2011 with the purchase of a tattered old bike and a dream of breathing new life and energy into the machine for personal use. What resulted from that first effort can be seen here on the project GS page. That bike generated a lot of interest and began the journey to making this a real company and a full time job. Each new build is an opportunity to exercise my creativity and brainstorm for more innovative ideas. Every bike I build is an adventure with ever expanding possibilities. My goal is to offer custom built motorcycles at a price point that customers can afford by completing all aspects of the build in-house, from engine rebuilds to finishes.
I've always had a passion for anything with two wheels and a motor. I rode dirt bikes as a kid in rural Tennessee. As I grew older and moved to Virginia I transitioned to Harleys and sport bikes and back to dirt bikes. I've always been that guy who tears everything apart so I could learn how things work and rebuild them better, stronger and smarter. I spent 19+ years as an electrician, however, this did not fulfill my passion to create custom bikes and collaborate with enthusiastic clients. Contact us anytime to talk about your project. -Tyler
Here are some images of the custom one-off paint jobs these creative gearheads have created using our decals.


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Often DeMolay chapters become so involved in planning, organizing and enjoying their activities, they overlook promoting their chapter within the community, as they should. However, in a television age, the news would rather focus on the bad acts of young people rather than those concerned about themselves and their communities, like DeMolay members.
If you have not heard of DeMolay, perhaps you have heard of some of the persons who were DeMolays as teenagers. These famous alumni include Walt Disney, actor John Wayne, comedians Tommy and Dick Smothers, pro football hall of famer Fran Tarkenton, news anchor Dan Rather, Willard Scott, owner of the San Diego Chargers Alex Spanos, and news legend Walter Cronkite. Many of these individuals and other community and business leaders credit part of their success to their DeMolay experience.


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During the holidays, readers are looking for the greatest books to "gift" to the loved ones on their list (or add to their own collection). Where are these readers looking for these books? Many affluent and educated book buyers turn to the New York Times Sunday Books Holiday Edition every December for ideas.
Just like with other form of advertising - bigger is better, but the normal cost for a full ad in The New York Times can easily be over $40,000.00!
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Blood Rite
The albino stood on the platform and dragged the knife down his forearm. Blood ran in scarlet rivulets over his hand, his fingers. It dripped the sidereal pattern of his god onto the wooden planks around his feet.
Before him the air shimmered as it struggled to call forth his deity. The hot sun bore down full on his naked back, dampening the potency of the blood. Day was not the time for such magic, but there was no choice for it.
With each heartbeat, more of his life pulsed away, more of his power to prolong the spell ebbing. His was a complex gift, a dangerous magic. Each practice of the blood rites risked death, if the ritual could not be completed before last blood flowed.
The albino chanted, his voice barely a whisper, conserving energy, yet he felt his strength diminish.
He slashed again, savagely, desperately, hoping more blood would fuel the spell's completion. Still it foundered, and he sagged to the platform.
The albino wept his final breaths. His failure meant that his people would die.


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It is a great time each year to celebrate Father's Day not just because fathers provided what you need, but because they are great and they deserve to be celebrated. Fathers may not be perfect, and they have their limitations and weaknesses, but they are chosen by God to bless you just the way you are according to God's plan. It is your turn this time to give them back the love and care and support as the Father's Day is being celebrated all throughout the world. The Flower Delivery Singapore from the Florist Singapore is a great option for the best gift to give your dad. Sending them flowers on this special day will make the occasion even more special.
Flowers for dad
There are hundreds of selections when it comes to flowers for dads. The florist in Singapore usually creates different flower arrangements to suit the occasion. You can also get a customized flower arrangement especially for your dad. Roses in white, red, or blue colors are just perfect for your Father's Day gift of flowers to your dad. Tropical flowers, like orchids, plant assortments, exotic plants, and bamboos, are also a good suggestion from the online florist Singapore, if you want to make your flower gifting last longer even after the occasion.
Hampers for dad
Aside from the gift of flowers, you may also choose to send hampers Singapore as gift to your dads. A hamper may include your chosen set of gift items like t-shirts, towels, or other valuable items. You may also want to choose the set of wines or goodies and treats that your dad loves to eat. Each hamper may come with a complimentary flower bouquet designed and crafted especially for your dad.
Gift baskets for dad
There are also several gift baskets of delicious delights and fresh fruits for your dad in the flower shop Singapore, and they are perfect as gifts on Father's Day. The florists also combine fruits and blooms of flowers in a basket designed purposefully as gift to fathers on this occasion.
If you have other ideas for Father's Day gift but you cannot find a way to make or combine them as gift, let the florist help you with it. There are more ways of giving the Flower Delivery Singapore for fathers on this occasion than you expected. Father's Day is a special day worth celebrating for because you will never be you without your father.


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The first thing you should do is to bring at least three layers of jackets because if you don't, your body will feel like an icicle!
Second, you wouldn't want to ride the chairlift until you think you are ready because if you want to challenge yourself, you better prepare to be scared because you will either butt ski, or you will cross your skis. Butt skiing is when you fall down on your bottom and you ski while sitting on your rear. You may even encounter a tree like I did on a black diamond run, and it's NOT PRETTY!
The third tip is that you need to go skiing or snowboarding for at least a day. If you don't, your trip to Tahoe will be a waste. Otherwise, only other baby stuff. Sledding! Snowball fights! Tubing! Would you want to do these on all your days at Tahoe? Likely not.
The fourth recommendation is that you have to visit Tahoe for three days. If you don't, what's the point? You may have to drive three hours and all you get is a day of skiing and a day of playing snow? Waste of time and money, not worth it. But if you stay three days (two nights) then at least you will enjoy two days of skiing and a day of playing in the snow.
The fifth suggestion is that you should try Oceana or Ishiban. You should stay hydrated by bringing lots of water.
The Don'ts
The first thing not to do is to drive on the highway when it's snowing. The highway has endless traffic, and everyone will get annoyed.
My second tip is when you're booking hotels, don't stay at a casino because you will be tortured by the smell of second-hand smoke and be tormented by the gamblers ridiculously chaotic noises.
My third recommendation is that you shouldn't go to Boreal and visit Tahoe Donner instead because Boreal seems three times more crowded. The chairlift in Boreal takes ten minutes, but Donner's lift waits are only a minute or two.
My fourth proposal would be to avoid ski resort foods as much as possible. Last time I tried a ski resort's fish and chips, and the fish and chips tasted like cement. To prevent them as much as possible, you should buy some snacks at the Reno Costco, or some other supermarket near your hotel.
My last warning is to be careful when you ski down by yourself. Even though you know how to ski, you still have to be cautious. Don't rush when you're skiing blue, black, or double black runs. Most likely, you will fall down, get injured, or maybe even die. Millions of people get injured every year when skiing or snowboarding.
Tahoe is a spectacular region, if you listen to my tips, you will experience an excellent holiday at Tahoe. But if you don't follow my tips, well, you've been warned!


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Alfa Romeo is in trouble. The Fiat Chrysler Automobiles premium brand was outsold by the Tesla Model 3 in Europe during the first half 37,476 to 29,059. A positive way to spin this is by saying it's an indication that car buyers in Europe are warming to electric cars.
Another glance at the sales chart, which shows Alfa's six-month sales are down 42 percent compared with the same period last year, provides even more bad news. Alfa was also outsold by its one-model, one-market sister brand, Lancia, which managed to deliver 34,693 Ypsilons through June in Italy.
In addition, Alfa was overtaken during the first half by Jaguar and Porsche while even Toyota premium brand Lexus, which sold 27,267 vehicles in the half, is a threat to pass the Italian marque.
The decline at Alfa has been rapid as it sold more than 120,000 vehicles globally last year largely because of strong demand in the U.S. and China. Unfortunately, Alfa U.S. sales were down 26 percent during the half and the overall China market's decline is not helping.
July's European sales figures were even less encouraging, with Alfa's deliveries dropping by 56 percent in Italy, 66 percent in France and 70 percent in Spain.
Alfa's slide worsens in Europe
Alfa Romeo is in trouble. The Fiat Chrysler Automobiles premium brand was outsold by the Tesla Model 3 in Europe during the first half 37,476 to 29,059. A positive way to spin this is by saying it's an indication that car buyers in Europe are warming to electric cars.
JATO H1 2019 brand sales leaders in Europe
The Guilia midsize sedan has struggled in a slumping segment. Even sales of the Stelvio midsize SUV are fading. Those two models were the start of a 5 billion euro investment plan announced in May 2014 that predicted Alfa's global sales would reach 400,000 by 2018. That did not happen, and relief in the form of a new model will not come until 2021 when the Tonale compact SUV is due.
Another concerning sign is that Alfa is seldom talked about during FCA's presentations. Not one question was asked about Alfa during the last three conference calls with analysts on FCA's financial results. Previously, FCA executives, led by Alfa diehard Sergio Marchionne loved to hype the brand's unlimited future.
That tune has changed since Mike Manley succeeded Marchionne after he passed away last July.
The last time Alfa Romeo was mentioned during a results call was in October 2018 when Manley explained why it had been a mistake to put the brand under the same boss as Maserati.
During the same call Manley said, "Alfa Romeo does not make a contribution in our business plan." He quickly corrected himself to say, "in our performance this year."
He was right the first time.


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Kallisto Gaia Press is home to both The Ocotillo Review and The Texas Poetry Calendar. They are a nonprofit literary organization that welcomes "experimental or unusual approaches to literature, our goal is to promote finely crafted work with an expressive and meaningful voice. We pay our contributors upon publication because we feel that too much art is taken for granted."
I wondered how and why this project came to be, so I asked Managing Editor Tony Burnett and he kindly replied. See my interview with Burnett and a link to submission guidelines below.
HOPKINSON: Tell me a little bit about The Texas Poetry Calendar.
BURNETT: The Texas Poetry Calendar is a combination journal, planner, calendar printed on 6X9 spiral bound card stock published by Kallisto Gaia Press. When you open it there's a page of poems on the left and a calendar on the right, a month – then each week – per page, with plenty of room for your notes, thoughts, appointments, however you chose to use it. The inside front cover features a poem by the current Texas Poet Laureate and all other work is chosen through submissions by that year's editor. Editors change every year or so.
HOPKINSON: How/why was Texas Poetry Calendar originally started?
BURNETT: The TPC started in 1998 by two women from Webster, Texas who published under the moniker, Flying Cow Productions. In 2008 Dos Gatos Press out of Austin Texas assumed the right to publish the calendar. The principle partners of Dos Gatos Press, Scott Wiggerman and David Meischem, relocated to Albuquerque in late 2017 and passed the torch to the then fledgling Kallisto Gaia Press which I founded in 2016. With a few partners we expanded and became a nonprofit in 2017. The 2019 Texas Poetry Calendar will release in July 2018. It will be the 20th anniversary edition of the iconic journal and our first. We are keeping the calendar's look and feel the same. We have even brought in Cindy Huyser as editor. She has edited four of the previous calendars. The only small change we are making in the journal is offering the contributors we publish monetary compensation. It's part of the Kallisto Gaia Press' mission statement.
HOPKINSON: What type of work are you looking for?
BURNETT: Poetry, of course, generally shorter works of less than 35 lines due to the calendar's format. Poems should have some relation to the geography, iconography, or culture(s) of Texas. We interpret that very broadly.
HOPKINSON: What do you wish you'd see submitted, but rarely comes in?
BURNETT: Haiku, Tanka, golden shovel, very short but meaningful pieces. The shorter the work we publish the more poets we can feature. We are also drawn to historical and bilingual submissions.
HOPKINSON: What are some of your favorite lit mags/journals?
BURNETT: I can't speak for our board and editorial staff but I maintain subscriptions to The Sun and The Atlantic. I also follow Panoplyzine, Connotation Press, Crazyhorse, and Gulf Coast.
HOPKINSON: Where can folks send submissions?
BURNETT: Submissions for all of our projects are taken through Submittable. https://kallistogaiapress.submittable.com/submit
HOPKINSON: If someone has a question, how can they contact you?
BURNETT: Email: email@example.com Snail mail: 1801 E. 51st Street #365-246 Austin TX 78723 or call me at 254-654-7205. We pride ourselves on our accessibility and transparency. Please don't hesitate to call or check our website www.kallistogaiapress.org.
Click here to read submission guidelines.
DEADLINE: February 20, 2018
SUBMISSION FEE: None
FORMAT: combination journal, planner, calendar printed on 6X9 spiral bound card stock
PAYMENT: $20 per poem
FORMS: poetry (35 lines or less), including poems partly or entirely in Spanish (please include translation)
NOTES: No simultaneous submissions.
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Good morning, everything is fine! I'm sipping some delicious coffee, I just ate a nice breakfast burrito, and I just read that UFOs were spotted off the coast of Ireland.
Yes, the BBC reports that some unidentified flying objects and "very bright lights" were recently spotted by a British Airways pilot. The pilot contacted contacted Shannon air traffic control on Friday after spotting an object "moving so fast," and asked if it might be part of a military exercise. The flying object reportedly came up to the left side of her plane before veering north, shining a bright light along the way. Another pilot for Virgin offered that it might have been a meteor. He reportedly saw "multiple objects following the same sort of trajectory."
Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) is currently investigating the incident, but an astronomer tells the BBC that it might have just been a shooting star, i.e. "a piece of dust entering the earth's atmosphere at very high speed." But I, an expert in nothing, say it's probably aliens.
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The October 2013 government shutdown and fiscal crisis may have ended, but Christian leaders remain united in their desire to remind members of Congress that the nation's moral obligation to the poor is far from over – writes Christy Lynn Wilson.
Thanks to a donation from American Bible Society, all 535 members of the House of Representatives and Senate will soon be receiving a copy of The Poverty and Justice Bible.
During the shutdown, Christian leaders joined together for a "Faithful Filibuster" to urge America's legislators to keep the poor in mind as they work toward a long-term solution to the nation's financial woes.
Every day the Congress was in session during the crisis, supporters of the Faithful Filibuster stood across from the Capitol and read all 2,000 verses related to poverty and justice from American Bible Society's The Poverty and Justice Bible.
Circle of Protection, an alliance of Christian leaders committed to ending poverty, organised the Faithful Filibuster.
"As Christians, we believe the moral measure of any budget debate is how the most poor and vulnerable people fare. They do not have powerful lobbies, but they have the most compelling claim on our consciences," said Jim Wallis, president of Sojourners, a member of the Circle of Protection.
"The Christian community has an obligation to help them be heard," Wallis added, "and to advocate for the protection of the most vulnerable in our nation and around the world."
For its part, the American Bible Society believes the donation of the Bibles is in keeping with the nearly 200-year-old ministry's history of advocating for the Bible in America.
"Throughout our history, American Bible Society has always encouraged Americans to let the Bible's wisdom inform our lives as individuals and as a nation," said American Bible Society Chief Communications Officer Geoffrey Morin. "It is our prayer that legislators will be inspired by the words of Scripture to renew their commitment to the Biblical imperative to care for the poor and vulnerable."
The 197-year-old American Bible Society, which has its headquarters in Manhattan, exists to make the Bible available to every person in a language and format each can understand and afford, so all people may experience its life-changing message.
One of the nation's oldest nonprofit organisations, today's American Bible Society provides resources across a variety of platforms, enabling first-time readers and seasoned theologians alike to engage with the best-selling book of all time.
Thanks to Presbyterian News Service and American Bible Society Communications.


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Practical Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation is the only comprehensive yet practical guide to the total care of the transplant patient. It provides a ready source of reference to help health care professionals involved in the management of patients requiring bone marrow and stem cell transplantations – covering many of the infections and complications that may arise. An essential, practical manual for all those working in the field of bone marrow and stem cell transplantationA balanced practical text aimed at the whole multi-disciplinary team Easy to use - practically organized - covering all aspects of pre and post transplant care – including social and psychological aspects Experienced and well respected editorial team Whether you are an established specialist in hematology/oncology, nursing specialist, trainee, or any other member of the hematopoietic stem cell transplant team, this book will answer all your questions about the medical, social and psychological pre and post transplant, patient care.1 Why hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and for whom?.A. J. Cant, C. Craddock and R. Skinner.2 Pre-transplant assessment.M. Slatter and S. Fox.3 The transplant.R. Skinner, A. Lennard and P. Veys.4 Care of the transplant patient.C. Charley and W. Larmouth.5 Prevention of infection during hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.W. Larmouth and A.Galloway.6 Bacterial, fungal, and parasitic infections in the transplant patient.G. Jones, J. Clark and A. Galloway.7 Virus infections in the HSCT patient.C. Taylor and A. Turner.8 Management of febrile neutropenia and system-specific infections.G. Jones, J. Clark and A. Galloway.9 The role of intensive care in the management of hematopoietic stem cell patients.B. Fulton and A. Gascoigne.10 Graft-vs.-host disease and post-transplant lymphoproliferative disease.M. Abinun and J. Cavet.11 Gastrointestinal, respiratory and renal/urogenital complications of HSCT.M. Abinun and J. Cavet.12 Follow up in the first year after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.A.R. Gennery and M.P. Collin.13 Immune recovery following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and vaccination.A.R. Gennery, D. Barge and G. Spickett.14 Prevention of infection following discharge after hematopoietic stem cell transplant.H. Harvey and A. Reed.15 Social and psychological aspects of care.M. Allan and D. Holder.16 Long-term follow up of transplant recipients.R. Skinner and G. Jackson.17 Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation – the future.A.J. Cant and G. Jackson.Index
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Titolo: Practical Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation
Autori: Cant - Galloway - Jackson
Editore: Wiley
Volume: Unico
Edizione: 2007
Lingua: Inglese
Finitura: Copertina flessibile
Pagine: 224


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Each morning when I open my eyes I say to myself: I, not events, have the power to make me happy or unhappy today. I can choose which it shall be. Yesterday is dead, tomorrow hasn't arrived yet. I have just one day, today, and I'm going to be happy in it. _Groucho Marx
Now i get why Beyonce says; Put a ring on it. For the past month J has been working weeknights. For the past couple months i've been on the hunt for killing time elsewhere other than being home. I like being distracted from here/there, anywhere. I don't recall being boy-crazy in my youngin' days, I believe it's because I was set on loving 1 man & not looking anywhere else. This held true until lately when all I want to do is shop, doll up, and be with my partners in crime. Behind all the glamour shots, I am devoted, dedicated. Well not lately but he's not out of my life. He's still a part of it, but his part is shrinking tremendously. I catch myself daydreaming about what I want to do tomorrow, where he wouldn't need to be an option. Is this where all relationships lead to, or is it just the mere fact that we've lost the zha-zha-zhu.
where should i go? to the left, where nothing is right. or to the right, where nothing's left.
i've got to be honest. i don't wake up each morning yearning to see him, where has the magic gone. over-analyzing as usual but reality is i don't. what qualifies for a great relationship anyway? maybe it's just the distance, but technically what will happen when he's gone for a month. more focusing on myself. what if one day i wake up and all i want to do is push him out of my life. he's a great guy. but is the lack of communication and perseverance enough to break us. not yet obviously but eventually. how did we get here, from there?
i don't mean to be over dramatic but is what i'm doing right? or is he doing something wrong? have i chosen to be on my own with benefits. i'm living my life and he's living his, we are on seperate freight trains going 80 miles per hour. how do we get back those days when all i could think about is the future of him and i, the future that is already here and is not anywhere near what i imagined it to be.