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Atlantis, Paradise Island is a unique destination featuring the world's largest open-air marine habitat, home to over 50,000 sea animals living in 14 exhibit lagoons. Explore Aquaventure, an innovative waterscape of thrilling slides and rides. Discover secrets of the lost continent in The Dig, and interact with gentle dolphins in Dolphin Cay. Enjoy 20 swimming areas, renowned beaches, the Mandara Spa, Aura nightclub, a world-class casino, duty-free shopping at Marina Village and Crystal Court, sports center, nearby 18-hole championship golf course and family activities at Crush. There is a wide range of dining options including the gourmet cuisines of Bobby Flay, Nobu and Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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Atlas Bar & Grill You will find spirits and unpretentious food at Atlas Grill & Bar, serving classic American fare such as char grilled burgers, roasted chicken and slow-roasted ribs. (Casino)
General Opening Hours: Open for lunch & dinner.
Murray's Delicatessen Enjoy majestic views of The Marina in a New York-style deli. Breakfast includes a variety of all-American platters including bagels and lox, eggs and blintzes. For lunch and dinner, enjoy matzo ball soup, smoked fish, towering deli sandwiches, brisket and more. (Atlantis Marina)
General Opening Hours: Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Dragons, Lounge and dance club features a video wall and DJ.
• Seats 88. (Casino)
Plato's Lounge, Offers indoor and outdoor seating Seats 74.
• Lounge and Bar. (Royal Tower)
The Baccarat Lounge A sophisticated vantage point from which high-limit guests are able to keep there eyes on casino action. Seats 12. (Casino)
Bahamian Club Enjoy traditional fine dining in a warm and inviting club atmosphere. The dinner menu features gourmet salads, the finest cuts of steaks, chicken and fresh grilled seafood. (Coral Tower)
General Opening Hours: Open for dinner only.
Bimini Road Uniquely spiced entrees such as tamarind glazed pork chop, grilled mahi mahi and mojo marinated chicken are tamed by sweet "tings" like pineapple bread pudding, tropical sorbets and cookie-bash pie. (Marina Village)
General Opening Hours: Open for lunch & dinner.
Cafe Martinique The graceful candlelit Cafe Martinique features French gourmet fare and spectacular marina views. The glass-enclosed cellar will feature an international variety of acclaimed wines from French to Californian boutique wineries. Please note: children 6 and under are not permitted in this restaurant. (Marina Village)
General Opening Hours: Open for dinner only.
Carmine's Enjoy the lively atmosphere and family-style dining experience of this popular New York restaurant. Sumptuous platters of classic Italian recipes such as chicken scarpariello, shrimp scampi, fried calamari and veal saltimbocca are served in abundant portions to share with family and friends. (Marina Village).
General Opening Hours: Open for dinner only.
Casa D' Angelo offers elegant, authentic Italian dining in an intimate environment. Casa D'Angelo offers an extensive menu of traditional Tuscan fare, laced with Southern Italian accents, certain to please any palate. Please note: children 6 and under are not permitted in this restaurant. (Coral Tower).
General Opening Hours: Open for dinner only.
Chop Stix Atlantis' Asian dining experience. Set in the Coral Towers, Chop Stix will feature contemporary Chinese cuisine and unique entrees such as wok seared grouper and coconut mango curry chicken.
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General Opening Hours: Open for dinner only.
Marketplace Dine in the "Old World" ambiance of this international marketplace, serving regional fare at made-to-order food stations. Select from a bountiful breakfast buffet. For dinner, feast on a buffet of seafood, pasta, sushi, carved meats, grilled burgers, oven-baked pizza, salads and more. (Royal Tower)
General Opening Hours: Open for breakfast & dinner.
Nobu Experience the new trend in Japanese cuisine at the newest outpost of the acclaimed Nobu restaurant. Savor favorites including new style sashimi and yellowtail with jalapeno, or indulge in the multi course chef's choice, Omasake. Please note: children 6 and under are not permitted in this restaurant. (Atlantis Casino)
General Opening Hours: Open for dinner only.
Olives Olives Atlantis will offer a warm, casual dining experience with a three-meal-a-day menu featuring signature interpretive Mediterranean cuisine, as well as a variety of seafood dishes, each prepared using high-quality, seasonal and fresh ingredients. Olives Atlantis will feature an expansive open kitchen where the Chefs team will be preparing dishes from a rotisserie grill where guests can enjoy made-to-order cuts of meat and grilled fish. The Raw Bar will offer a large fresh seafood display with daily offerings of shellfish, clams and oysters, and a wood-burning oven will showcase the chefs infamous thin-crust flatbread pizzas. The one-of-a-kind Italian-made SuperNova pasta machine will produce a selection of fresh, handmade pasta dishes daily that will entice and delight guests who will also be able to sit and sip on Olives wines and delicious cocktails, as they take in the energy and excitement of the Atlantis Casino. The restaurant will be open until 3:00am to satisfy late-night diners in the Casino or Atlantis adult nightclub, Aura.
The Point Restaurant & Bar Situated along Nassau Harbor at Harborside Resort, The Point is one of the perfect places to watch the Bahamian sunset. The dinner menu features a selection of salads and sandwiches, as well as steak, chicken and seafood prepared with Bahamian flair. (Harbor side)
General Opening Hours: Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Virgil's Real Bbq is located in the lower level of the Coral Towers, this restaurant serves breakfast a-la-carte, lunch and dinner and includes a new bar for the enjoyment of the guests. Virgil's features family-style dining at new heights in a rustic and casual setting with a wide range of Southern-style offerings that include rubs and marinades enhanced by hours of gentle smoking over hickory, oak and fruit woods.
Seafire Steakhouse Tempting starters from classic shrimp cocktail to oysters Rockefeller complement entrees such as spit- roasted prime rib and lemon pepper tuna. The menu introduces a variety of signature martinis and offers an extensive collection of fine wines. A traditional butchery counter for Marina guests includes a retail wine selection. (Marina Village)
General Opening Hours: Open for dinner only.
Age requirements apply for the following gourmet restaurants at Atlantis:
• Casa d'Angelo – Ages 6 and older are welcome.
• Nobu – Ages 6 and older are welcome.
• Cafe Martinque – Ages 6 and older are welcome.
• Mesa Grill – Ages 6 and older are welcome.
Please Note:
• These restaurants do not offer children's menus and strollers are not permitted. Please contact the hotel in the event of any questions.
Additional Information on Dinner Reservations:
• Reservations are required at a-la-carte restaurants for dinner. It is recommended that you make dinner reservations for your entire stay no later than on your day of arrival. To avoid the $50.00 per person "no-show" fee, reservations must be cancelled at least 24 hours prior to actual dining time.
• During holiday periods or special occasions it is strongly recommended that dining reservations be made in advance (up to 90 days prior) at the following phone number(s) 1 (242) 363-3000 or toll free at # 1 (888) 526-0386 at extension 29.
Additional Bar Information:
• Additional bars are also located in the Atlas Grill and Bar, Voyagers, Coral Towers Lounge, Beach Tower Lobby, Nobu and more.
Please Note:
• *Hours and days of operations for all restaurants, bars, and lounges are always subject to change without notice. Please contact Guests Services upon arrival.
Casual Express Dining (located in the waterscape):
• The Cave Bar & Grill -Splashers Snacks
• Shark Bites -Breakwaters Grill
• Lagoon Bar & Grill -River Bend Cafe
• Pisces Fish & Chips -Beach Bites
• Cleito's Cart -Dive In
Package inclusions are subject to change.
Value Dining Plan 2015-2016 – VDP 15-16 This plan offers a full American or continental breakfast at Murray's Delicatessen, Olives, Marketplace or Plato's and dinner daily in Virgil's BBQ, Murray's Delicatessen, Marketplace, Marina Pizzeria, Bimini Road or The Point Restaurant & Bar.
Please Note:
• Dinner includes a choice of appetizer or soup or salad; one entree; a selection of one dessert; coffee, tea, milk, fountain sodas and juices.
• The Value Dining Plan (VDP) is only available to guests staying in the Beach, Coral, or Royal Towers (at Atlantis) and the Harborside Resort at Atlantis.
• Booking Dates: 12/01/2015 – 01/01/2017
• Travel Dates: 12/01/2015 – 01/01/2017
Atlantis Dining Plan 2015-2016 – ADP 15-16 This plan offers a full American or continental breakfast at Murray's Delicatessen, Olives, Marketplace, Plato's or The Pointe Restaurant & Bar and dinner daily in Virgil's BBQ, Murray's Delicatessen, Carmine's, Olives, Marketplace, Bahamian Club, Casa D'Angelo, Chop Stix, Marina Pizzeria, Bimini Road, 77 West, Seafire Steakhouse, Cafe Martinique, or The Point Restaurant & Bar.
Please Note:
• Dinner includes a choice of appetizer or soup or salad; one entree; a selection of one dessert; coffee, tea, milk, fountain sodas and juices.
• The Atlantis Dining Plan (ADP) is only available to guests staying in the Beach, Coral, or Royal Towers (at Atlantis) and the Harborside Resort at Atlantis.
• Booking Dates: 12/01/2015 – 01/01/2017
• Travel Dates: 12/01/2015 – 01/01/2017
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This is a new built international school in China and covers an area of 170,000 square meters. Operated and managed by a well-known international school, the main campus includes kindergarten, primary, junior, high, domestic and international high school divisions. The school will open in September 2019. For the first phase, there will be 120 classes, approximately 3,000 students and nearly 500 faculty and staff, 100 of which are expatriate teachers. For the second phase, they aim to build a K-12 international school only admitting children of expatriates, which will be opened in September 2021. The International school will become a quintessential Yiwu education brand to the world, an model school in Yangtze River delta, a model foreign languages teaching school within the nation and a Chinese version of Eton College.
Job Number: H028C1
Location: Yiwu in Zhejiang
Level of Institution: K-12 international School
Teaching Position: Kindergarten English Teacher
Students: 3-6 Years Old
Start Date: August, 2020
Salary: 18,000-22,000RMB/Month
Contract Duration: 11 Months
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Yiwu is a city located in central Zhejiang Province, near the central eastern coast of China, with warm climate and four distinctive seasons. Yiwu city is famous for its small commodity trade and vibrant specialized markets and is a regional tourist destination. The transportation is convenient with highway and railway connecting most big and medium-sized cities. Over 20 airlines have been opened to big cities like Beijing, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, etc.
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Some accents just come to you out of the blue – for instance, you think "Brummie", open your mouth and, after about ten seconds for adjustments, out comes a pretty decent Brummagen accent. Liverpudlian is the same: I do a pretty decent Stephen Gerard post-match interview – you know, whiny and tired and a bit depressed (and that's when his team has won). When BBC TV News were looking for someone to do an Ulster accent for a John Cole tribute video, I got the gig. I can do a Bernard Ingham-style Yorkshire accent and a broader, all-purpose working-class Northern one. My Cornish is sort of okay, and I do a Mummerset one that would pass muster on The Archers.
Given I'm half-Scottish – and that half mainly from Glasgow – it's not surprising that I can manage several varieties of Glaswegian, from sing-song Billy Connolly to dead-pan Alex Ferguson to refined "Kelvinsaide". I can also do a bit of Highlander, but it tends to fall apart after about 30 seconds. And as I've lived most of my life in London, I can do a variety of cockney accents. And, as I've spent most of my life among middle-class English folk, I can do middle-class, clipped military and posh (though the demotic accent now affected by young Royals chums defeats me). As for old-style posh, the inability of many young British actors (apart from those who were brought up speaking it at home) to get anywhere close to pulling it off is a source of irritation (as is the ridiculous tendency to cast non-Scottish actors as Scottish characters – I mean, it's not as if there aren't enough decent Scottish actors available).
So I've got quite a good ear, and I'm not a bad mimic. In that case, why are there so many British accents I can't tune into? For instance, my Welsh and Geordie always end up sounding like a truly dreadful attempt to imitate Peter Sellers on "Goodness Gracious Me". And I can't even get close to the appalling "innit-speak" of the modern urban teen (perhaps because I find it so ugly and rootless and hugely unappealing).
Apart from Welsh and Geordie, the accents I'd really like to be better at are American ones. I can do Mafioso, FDR/Katharine Hepburn patrician, uptight mid-West business types, a bit of frontier gibberish ("Consarnit!"), and a few other bits and bobs. But I cannot, for the life of me, just open my mouth and do any of the country's main regional accents. I love the South – but my southern accent(s) suck. (The furthest south I got on my first visit to the States was Maryland – i.e. Merlin – and I was fascinated by the pronunciation of road as, approximately, "ra-oood" or "rowd", but I can't even do that properly.) I watch Fox News quite a bit – but I can't do that ubiquitous, standard-issue, white-bread, newsreader accent which every British actor now seems to have mastered. And I can't do any form of black American accent or Boston or Brooklyn or wherever. As for my Canadian, it's unconvincing – H.A.L. the computer with the "out" sound replaced by "oat".
I suppose it's futile to ask why we can master some accents and not others: some people take to playing the piano instantly but find the violin or the guitar difficult, just as some find French easy to learn but can't even begin to get to grips with German. Anyway, if you're in the least bit interested in accents – Bristish or American - here are some YouTube videos I found helpful. I'll start with an English girl talking about the differences between standard and Southern American:


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Hillary Clinton called Friday for rethinking President Obama's strategy to combat North Korea's nuclear program, saying the country's latest nuclear test gave the White House "an opening" to expand sanctions and broaden a missile-defense program in neighboring countries.
She also said that the United States can do more to pressure China to lean on North Korea, its longtime ally, to halt its program.
"It's clear that the increasing threat posed by North Korea requires not only a rethinking of the strategy, but an urgent effort to convince the neighbors, most particularly China, that this is not just a U.S. issue," Mrs. Clinton said, signaling she would support a change in strategy since she served as secretary of state.
Since the start of the Obama administration, Mrs. Clinton had supported Mr. Obama on his "strategic patience" approach of gradually escalating sanctions on North Korea, but the blast on Friday signaled that the tactic had failed to halt North Korean advances in developing its nuclear capacity.
On Friday, Mrs. Clinton convened a bipartisan group of foreign policy advisers in New York, including the former Homeland Security secretaries Michael Chertoff and Janet Napolitano, and David H. Petraeus, the former director of the C.I.A., to discuss the fight to combat the Islamic State and stop homegrown terrorism.
But the news of North Korea's latest test quickly shifted the conversation to Asia and, specifically, relations with China.
"I think we have an opening here that we haven't had for the last seven years," Mrs. Clinton told reporters at the New-York Historical Society after the meeting.
The missile defense system that the United States is planning with South Korea, she said, "is not something that the North Koreans or the Chinese or the Russians in the region are particularly pleased about — but what is the alternative?"
Mr. Obama has resisted imposing a full embargo against North Korea, which could provoke a deeper conflict. But Mrs. Clinton said sanctions alone were not enough, pointing to the advances in nuclear technology made by Iran despite sanctions. "They were able to acquire and put into operation a significant number of centrifuges," she said.
But, she added, tightening existing sanctions was one essential step.
"There's lot more we can do," she said, "And it will be on the top of my list in dealing with China in how we are going to prevent what could very well be a serious conflict with North Korea."
As the news conference concluded and Mrs. Clinton started to exit, a reporter yelled out for her opinion on Donald J. Trump's appearance on Russian television. Mrs. Clinton grinned and made her way back to the podium, eager to speak on the topic.
"This just becomes more and more of a reality television show," she said. "It's not a serious presidential campaign."
Mr. Trump also addressed the North Korean nuclear blast, laying the blame for North Korea's behavior squarely at the feet of Mrs. Clinton.
"Just today, it was announced that North Korea performed its fifth nuclear test — its fourth since Hillary Clinton became secretary of state," he told a meeting of the Family Research Council in Washington. "It's just one more massive failure from a failed secretary of state. Failed at everything."


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There are always parts of the academic year where students are lost in a sea of exams and stress. They do nothing but take an exam, study for an exam, stress because of an exam; it's a never ending cycle. And everyone who meets them only asks about the exams, then collage, and then when walking away, they will think of their looks. We walk around in campus and no one really cares about anything except just that. All parents ask about are grades and if you have started studying . But when someone actually asks about how a student is doing, his or her answer will vary but is limited to: "Too many mental breakdowns!" / "I want to cry." / "I'm too stressed and tired." / "I want to die." While most people laugh it off, we, the Insider team, decided not to. We believe that it's time for a light to be shed on the mental health of students, before they start losing their minds. But first of all, what are mental breakdowns? And why do all students seem to have them 24/7?
Nervous or mental breakdowns are terms that describe emotional or physical stress that temporarily makes someone unable to function in day-to-day life. It includes feelings of frustration, anxiety, stress, and even depression. Sometimes it's a combination of all those feelings, therefore you're overwhelmed and you can no longer control or hide them. While mental breakdowns are not a specific mental health diagnosis, it still is as serious and real. It should not be taken light-heartedly or seen as an overreaction, therefore people who experiences it needs support more than ever.
Hoping we will get the best out of it, we have decided to start a small project: look for students who are willing to open their hearts to us, and ask them about their mental health. For example, what triggers their mental breakdowns, what keeps them going, if they have dreams or goals, and if they think they are giving their all. The simple goals for this entire project is to help students figure a way out of the darkness that engulfs them when their stress levels are at their highest. To let everyone know that they are not alone, that there are other people struggling for similar reasons, and they know how you feel; they understand. Lastly, and most importantly, to find a way to motivate them throughout the year.
So for the past week, we've roamed the campus, looked for students willing to share their thoughts and dreams with us, and thankfully we've found exactly what we needed. However, that does not mean it's too late to participate. If you are interested enough, here are the 10 questions:
- Name?
- Faculty?
- Why did you choose this major?
- Are you happy with your major?
- What causes you to break down?
- How do you get back up? What keeps you going? In other words, something that motivates you.
- Do you have a support system? If yes, who?
- Flash forward 5 years from now, where do you want to be?
- Do you doubt yourself?
- Do you think you're not doing your best? If the answer is yes, why?
Make sure you stay tuned for our next article, where we will be discussing the answers, and giving you the support and motivation that you need.


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From Fruit Stand to Beachside Bazaar: Meet Morgan Turner
Ah, Seaside. What a magical place. A place where white sandy beaches and $6 to-go wine from Modica Market make your worries melt away. A place where I held many summer jobs (including my infamous stint at the Watercolor Publix) during my teenage years.
I first met Morgan in 2007. At the time, she was a new assistant manager, hiring eager sales associates to spend their summer working at Perspicasity—a "Beachside Bazaar." I was an eager 17-year-old ready to try my hand at fashion. Note: I was not asked back to work at Publix again (probably for the best).
This open-air market is the definition of coastal chic. It's nestled between the emerald oceanfront and quaint Seaside Square on 30A. You can find locals and tourists alike browsing the Anthropologie-esque huts for the latest beachwear in their beachwear.
Exactly a decade later, I sat down with Morgan, now the buyer for the uber-successful boutique, at Amavida Coffee.
EP: Tell me a little about your background. Are you from 30A?
MT: Nope, I'm from Brandon, Mississippi and I moved here in 2005 when I was 25. Growing up, we vacationed as a family on 30A because my dad had never been on an airplane (he won't fly so this is where we came). I always said I wanted to live at the beach someday because you just fall in love with the magic when you're here on vacation; and it's like, why can't you have that all the time? Turns out you can!
EP: So, I think that's around the time I first started working at Perspicasity, 2006/2007?
MT: Was I managing then?
EP: I think you were managing.
MT: I was not a good manager [laughs].
EP: Well I thought you were! Did you always want to work at Perspicasity, or in fashion in general?
MT: Kind of. I went to school, well a couple of schools, starting at Bellhaven College. And I did that thing where you go to an expensive school not knowing what to do in life, and after a year-and-a-half I finally figured it out. I wanted to be a buyer. I switched gears and pursued a fashion merchandising degree at Southern Miss. I could have saved a lot of money if I had not gone to Bellhaven!
EP: How did you get your start in fashion?
MT: When I got out of college I did my internship at a department store in the lingerie department. It was called McRay's or something at the time and was later bought by Belk. I was there for about six months before the HR manager brought me in to try assistant managing this store-within-a-store concept.
EP: Okay, sounds… interesting.
MT: Yes, so it was this whole new thing called "Club Libby Lou."
EP: Wait! Libby Lou! That little girl party and makeup boutique in the mall?
MT: Oh, yes. We did makeovers and parties, helped little girls make their own potions and lotions. Not my dream job, but I did get to travel regionally in the southeast and do some trainings for new stores which was a great experience.
EP: I'm sure you got burned out after a while. So many… kids.
MT: It wasn't exactly my cup of tea, so I started looking for a new job. I had this "ding ding ding" moment. I thought "I'm young, I'm single. This is a good time to try my beach idea." I had always loved shopping at Perspicasity and had never forgotten about how magical it was. I always thought that one day I'd work at that store. Lo and behold they were hiring.
EP: I know Perspicasity and a lot of these other Seaside Associated Stores (SAS) have been around for a while. Can you tell me about its background?
MT: So, Perspicasity started as a fruit and vegetable stand back in Seaside's early days. I think around '83. Daryl, the town owner's wife, would sell fruits and vegetables but people would always comment on her outfits, asking where she bought her clothes. So, she started going to Walmart and buying stuff for the store.
EP: Stop! Is that even legal?
MT: [laughs] I don't know! But she did it, and it just grew from there into what it is today.
EP: Obviously, the clothes aren't from Walmart anymore.
MT: Oh, no! Something that made my job as a buyer a lot easier was that the concept of the store and style of clothing was already in place. It's evolved a little bit from "beach bohemian" to encompass "classic beach" with bright colors, natural fibers, and loose, but feminine silhouettes. It makes it easy at market to know if something is right for us [Perspicasity]. I try to find things that can easily be worn from beach to dinner, and be incorporated into your wardrobe back at home.
EP: What kind of advice could you give people who want to break into the fashion industry or become a buyer?
MT: I feel like I've found a diamond in the rough at my job, so it's hard to say. A lot of it is determination and the power of the mind. My parents have always instilled that mantra in me. I think these younger generations are a little impatient. They get out of college and immediately want to land their dream job. You've got to work your way up, be patient, and lose that sense of entitlement.
EP: Absolutely, and I think that's a testament to people who are successful. You also have to be okay with failing. Have you had any career setbacks?
MT: I'm glad you asked that. When I first started at the store I was an assistant manager, which is not my skillset or gift. But when I had the opportunity to get in front of the General Manager, I tried to plant that seed of "I want to be the buyer of this store." I persisted but I got passed over for the job at least twice. I think one of the times was because I wasn't dressing for the job I wanted. I had just broken up with my boyfriend of nearly six years, and going through that wild phase. My clothes reflected that at work and people noticed. That was a tough pill to swallow, but I didn't give up and I didn't have a sour attitude.
EP: Do you have a favorite designer at the store?
MT: I'm a very casual person. I like to feel very casual, effortless, and sexy. Except at work– I'm not trying to be sexy at work [laughs]. I love Hardtail because it's all made in America and their price point is very reasonable. They develop a lot of innovative fabrics and all their own tie dyes.
EP: That's great that your personal style also meshes with the concept of the store. But in your role, is it hard not to only buy things that you like for the store?
MT: Well, I found a way that works pretty well in order to avoid that mistake of only buying what you like. It's good to travel with someone at market and get that second opinion. A lot of times I just buy with other people in mind. For instance, my boss Erika or the 25-year-old associate working for the summer. You wind up getting a lot of different styles for all customers and ages.
EP: Any trend you're not a fan of?
MT: You know, I'm really not a fan of the high-waisted shorts. For me, I just don't think they're cute! I don't understand why all these girls jump on the trend band wagon without paying attention to how something is going to look on them. I prefer a low-slung boyfriend short.
Morgan Lemly TurnerAugust 15, 2017
Ha!! Thanks for thinking I'm cool enough to be featured on your new website, Elizabeth. Enjoyed our time working together and our time reconnecting for this. XO
MelanieAugust 19, 2017
This is such a fun and inspiring story!!


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Trending clips shared online show the moment a woman stole a bag after a service at a Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) somewhere in Lagos.
The CCTV footage clearly recorded the moment she struck, but her luck ran out after she was apprehended and unable to escape.
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How to Know When to Be Nice
Everyone should practice acts of kindness. Am I the nicest person ever? No. But, I always try to take a breath before I act or speak, and try to approach situations with kindness. You never know who you're going to encounter, or who could be watching, etc. One motto I always keep in the back […]Read More


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NEW YORK – In what has already been a crazy few days in politics, with both Ted Cruz and John Kasich throwing in the towel following an abysmal Indiana primary, Donald Trump has once again taken the spotlight with the most unexpected announcement since Ben Carson dropped out to spend more time with his knitting circle; he will be suspending his campaign for the Republican nomination effective immediately. In a surprise press conference held in the lobby of Trump Tower in midtown Manhattan, Trump shocked supporters and the unfortunate reporters tasked with covering his every waking moment by announcing that he would be abandoning the now clear path to the GOP nomination.
According to campaign manager and terrible person in his own right Corey Lewandowski, "[Trump] started this as a joke. There's no way he thought he'd be a serious candidate. When he insulted Mexicans, disabled people, veterans, Muslims, Millennials, people with common decency, women, and the blacks, we all figured people would get the idea." He went on, chuckling to himself, "Let's see the Republicans recover from this."
Surrounded by a haunted-looking Chris Christie, an ebullient Hillary Clinton, and several Miss Universe contestants, Trump began his speech by saying "Well, that was easy" and then pantomimed what officials with the Trump campaign called John Kasich getting murdered by the Zodiac Killer. It was only after several minutes of rambling foreign policy that he announced his decision. "Yeah, you've been duped," he said, gesticulating wildly. "You see, it's just more fun to watch the world burn than to be setting fires all the time."
Trump left the rally carried on a palanquin by four burly men in fetish outfits, raising a defiant middle finger, and fist-bumping Clinton on his way to the elevator.


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Economic Research Department: Rise in Dutch house prices and sales to continue in 2015
The number of homes sold in the Netherlands in 2015 is expected to reach between 150,000 and 170,000. Home sales in 2014 amounted to 153,511. House prices are expected to rise by 1 to 3% in 2015, compared to a rise of 0.9% in 2014. This is the view of the Rabobank economists presented in their Dutch Housing Market Quarterly published today.
The recovery of the Dutch owner-occupied housing market gathered pace in the fourth quarter of 2014. The number of homes sold rose substantially during that period. Adjusted for seasonal effects, no less than 20% more homes were sold than in the third quarter of 2014. Housing Market Economist Pieter van Dalen: 'This was above all due to many households still wanting to take advantage of the temporary relaxation of exemptions from gift tax. This is because this scheme expired at the end of the year, leading many buyers to bring forward their house purchase plans.'
Modest growth
While the Rabobank economist anticipates that this will cause the number of transactions to fall back in the first quarter of this year, the housing market will indeed grow further over 2015 as a whole, albeit more slowly than last year. 'In 2014 it was a clear picture of catch-up growth, following 2013 when the housing market had reached its lowest point. Growth this year will be somewhat more modest,' according to Van Dalen.
Positive developments will outweigh negative factors
Dalen expects that the positive economic factors such as further economic recovery, high consumer confidence, lower mortgage interest rates and the substantial number of new homes sold will be strong enough to support this growth. Van Dalen: 'These developments are expected to have a greater effect than the negative factors, such as ending or scaling back stimulus measures, the negative equity problem and credit-restricting measures.'
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Mad Sahar, Nan and Kazuhiko, Suziki and Yoshiomi, Munesawa and Hirotsugu, Minowa A HAZOP analysis management system with dynamic visual model support. In: The 10th International Conference on Industrial Management 2010, 16-18 September 2010, Beijing.Full text not available from this repository.
HAZOP (Hazard and Operability), a preliminary and systematic approach for identifying hazards has been unquestionably successful in reducing incidents. However, laborious work, time and cost are the shortcoming in performing and maintaining HAZOP analysis. We present HAZOP analysis management system to aid revision, tracking and full HAZOP analysis without management bureaucracy. Aside from expert imaginative thinking of scenario using P&ID, a dynamic visual model used to enhanced view of accident consequent, subsequent and enable analyses in three dimensional effects which prevents 'paper based' missed look. Similarity matrix is responsible ensuring accuracy in analysis tracking. Hydrodesulphurization reactor section is used to illustrate proposed system performance. Developed system expected to reduce half HAZOP analysis time and work compares to conventional method.
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Yesterday Dropbox added a three device limit for anyone who is not subscribed to a Dropbox plan: https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/14/18265574/dropbox-3-device-limit-free-accounts-plus-professional
This means the only sync option on Android which allows you to retain full control of your data is now rather limited for people who have a few devices. In comparison the iOS app offers iCloud and even a WLAN server option to sync data, in addition to Dropbox.
Can we have another alternative for Android such as Google Drive or OneDrive? or even have the WLAN option on Windows and Android devices?
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"Traditionally, the best practices of service management have only been available to the IT functions of an organisation. Other departments, despite the mandate of servicing end users, make do with processes and tools unique to their domain while not tapping into established standards followed by IT," said Rajesh Ganesan, director of product management at ManageEngine.
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Being a woman is not easy. With umpteen number of tasks at home and at work, getting time for personal care seems almost impossible. However, it is essential to take care of your own health to avoid falling ill at an early age or become prone to severe health conditions. Here are some simple ways one can follow to keep their health in check and maintain a healthy life.
Eating healthy is vital to maintain good health and avoid severe illnesses in the long run.
As much happiness as binge-watching your favorite TV shows along with a tub of ice-cream or an entire box of pizza brings to your heart; it is best to avoid.
Try replacing these high-calorie, fat foods with a bowl of popcorn. Include whole grain and high-fiber foods in the diet plan. Also, eating fresh fruits and vegetables is the best thing one can do to keep their health in check.
As the saying goes, "eat your fruits, and drink your veggies.", Eating two fruits every morning is a healthy option. Include vegetables like broccoli, zucchini, carrots, celery, and cucumbers which fill your stomach at the same time supply sufficient nutrients to your body. Read through the Women's Health Journal regularly to look for health tips.
By exercise, doing cardio is not the only option. Of course, regular cardio maintains good blood flow in the body and helps shed that extra fat, but other exercises should also be included in the schedule.
Aerobic activities such as walking, jogging, running, cycling, swimming, and dancing provide a full-body workout. To maintain good health, and avoid or prevent serious illnesses such as cancer, heart diseases, diabetes, and osteoporosis, exercising three to five times a week is recommended. Exercise also helps de-stress and feel positive about the day as well as one's self which is very important.
It is an important option for a woman to consider checking for any possibilities of breast cancer once they enter their 20's. In case one notices any changes in their breasts, it is best to go to their doctor with it rather than self-checking.
And for women in their 40's, getting an annual check-up or taking a mammogram as it is the most effective way to detect cancer is a good option. Detecting cancer in its early stages is the best way to prevent it from spreading or developing. Read the Cancer Science Journal to get a more in-depth knowledge of it.
Stress is a common factor in health issues. A woman goes through different types and stages of stress depending on their age, role, and responsibilities. However inevitable it may be, it is essential to manage stress not to let it affect their mental and physical health.
There are many ways one can release their stress or destress themselves. Some of them are exercising, meditating, adopting a few relaxation techniques, and more. No matter how busy of a schedule one has, they should take some time, even a few minutes, to sit, prospect, and calm their mind.
Many women may face problems getting pregnant in their 30s and into their early 40s. Generally, women's fertility starts to decline by the age of 32. It is best to consult a doctor if one is considering pregnancy after their 30.
Birth control pills, along with avoiding accidental pregnancy, also helps prevent or avoids the risk of ovarian and uterus cancer. Additionally, they also help regulate cycles.
Sleep is the most important factor that one does not need to take an effort to do. Getting the right amount of sleep every day boosts one's health and gives energy to the body. Not getting enough sleep can put a person to heart and psychological diseases or disorders.
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US regrets Afghan civilian deaths, says answer is peace
The United States envoy negotiating with the Taliban voiced regret on Thursday over findings that US-backed forces were killing more civilians than the militants, and said the solution was a peace deal.
A United Nations report released on Wednesday found that international and pro-government forces were responsible for the deaths of 305 civilians in the first three months of the year ─ the first time they were behind more killings than the Taliban since the US-led coalition toppled the extremists' regime in 2001.
"We deeply regret any loss of innocent life during military operations. We never target innocents," said Zalmay Khalilzad, the US negotiator who is set shortly to resume talks with the Taliban in Qatar on ending the war.
"War is treacherous, and unintended consequences are devastating. While we strive to prevent casualties, real solution is a ceasefire or reduced violence as we pursue lasting peace," he tweeted.
Khalilzad appealed to the Taliban and other Afghans to "work to make this the year of peace".
He struck a different tone than the spokesman for US forces in Afghanistan, Colonel Dave Butler, who said the United States pursued "the highest standards of accuracy and accountability" and that troops "reserve the right of self-defence".
President Donald Trump is eager to find a negotiated way to pull out troops and end the longest-ever US war. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, with whom the Taliban refuse to negotiate, has called for next week a loya jirga, a traditional gathering of all the country's communities, although it is unclear how broad the attendance will be.


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album review: air, le voyage dans la lune
A long time ago, Dunja sent out a note to us Lip music contributors saying we had access to review EMI releases. I was ecstatic when I saw the newest AIR release, Le voyage dans la lune, listed available for review.
An ex-boyfriend of sorts got me into French electronic-pop duo AIR back in college. I was blown away by the brilliance that is Moon Safari because I hadn't heard the masterful mix of traditional pop music and experimental electronic production since my parents introduced me to David Bowie and Pink Floyd. I have enjoyed every AIR album since that day, especially Talkie Walkie, but Moon Safari remains my favorite. "Sexy Boy" and "Kelly Watch the Stars" are all still on heavy rotation in my world.
I read some more about the most recent AIR release and understood that it was recorded in less than twenty days to accompany the colorized version of the classic French film A Trip to the Moon (you might remember some of the scenes from that Smashing Pumpkins music video?). I am usually not the biggest fan of soundtracks unless I love the film for which the soundtrack was made, but I was still excited to give a proper listen to Le voyage dans la lune.
After repeating the album on sort of an infinite loop for the past week and a half, I've realized that I really want to love Le voyage dans la lune because it is by one of my favorite bands and the way it came into being is pretty cool, but I just don't like the whole album that much. I'm sure that once I see it with the film that will all change, but for now I can't shake the feeling of being disappointed because I know AIR is capable of doing great things with experimental, instrumental electronic jazzy pop.
AIR stayed true to their sound on this album, but a large majority of the individual songs fell short. "Moon Fever" has the typical AIR relaxed piano and easy harmony, but instead of being amazed at the instrumental complexity and electronic progression after I heard Moon Safari's "La femme d'argent" for the first time, I found myself waiting for it to be over. On another note, the overproduced and aptly named "Sonic Armada" began to bother me as I listened to the album multiple times. I liked the way so many different instruments and electronic sounds were sort of weaved together to create this "Armada", but the sounds themselves were jarring.
There are, of course, several standout tracks on the album. I really enjoyed "Seven Stars" because of the sort of pop sensibility and accompanying vocals from Beach House lead vocalist Victoria Legrand. In terms of instrumental songs, I liked "Parade", "Cosmic Trip" and "Lava" for their multi-instrumentalism and cascading tempos to really embody that feeling of taking a journey through time and space. "Lava" especially sounds like it could've been an outtake from Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
All in all, whether you're a fan girl like me or just someone looking for some new, cool music, Le voyage dans la lune is worth a listen. As a standalone album, Le voyage dans la lune leaves a bit to be desired, but it takes you on an interesting voyage that could only be better accompanied by film, so I guess by most standards that makes it a great soundtrack.


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A police officer has died after taking dangerous herbs in Nkhatabay district.
Reports that Malawi24 has gathered indicate that the deceased identified as Friday Kalonjere of Nkhatabay Police Station visited a herbalist together with his friend.
The two went to a herbalist known as Rabson Milanzi of Mongola village, Traditional Authority Nkanda in Mulanje district.
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My take on the Pomodoro technique
I've recently been trying out ways to increase my productivity at work, at home and especially whilst doing those loathsome jobs which are just too easy to ignore. You know the ones I'm talking about, the kind of job that sits on your to-do list smirking at you. The kind of jobs that just don't excite or interest, yeah I'm looking at you Mr.endless documentation and definitely you Mr.my next potential DIY disaster.
I've looked at quite a few 'productivity boosters' in the past but the one I'm currently giving a whirl isn't new it's called the Pomodoro Technique.
This technique has been around for ages; in fact it was originally developed by a guy called Francesco Cirillo in the 80's. What attracted me to the system? Well it's simple, doesn't require expensive software or a lot of effort and you get started with it immediately.
The basic premise is this; you get some kind of timer; the original author used a tomato shaped kitchen timer, hence the name pomodoro (Italian for tomato) you write down a number of tasks, set the timer to 25 minutes and work solidly on that task until the timer runs out. Take a 5 minute break and repeat. After every 4 work sprints; you take an extended break, say 15 mins. Sounds great, but does it work? [Read more…]


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Security Measures at The Winter Olympics Include Drones That Catch Drones – North Korea and South Korea
Organizers of the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea have plenty to deal with, including the late addition of North Korea as a participant. But it's not just events on the ground they must worry about. Security personnel will be looking skyward, as well—for suspicious drones. As part of safety precautions, drone-catching drones will be on hand to cast nets over any dangerous-looking unmanned aerial vehicles that approach the Olympics grounds in Pyeongchang. One fear is that an unauthorized drone could be used to deliver a bomb to disrupt the proceedings. Even without the Olympics, South Korea has been beefing up its drone expertise. In December it announced a combat unit centered around weaponized drones, to be used for reconnaissance and other missions in a possible conflict with North Korea. The North, for its part, has sent spy drones over the border, some of which have been recovered by the South after breaking down before they could cross back. And a state-run think tank in the South said last March that the North is presumed to have about 1,000 drones ready for airborne terror attacks, possibly involving chemical or biological weapons.
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ICE to Gain Access to License Plate Tracking Database – United States
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency has officially gained agency-wide access to a nationwide license plate recognition database. The source of the database is not named in ICE's contract, finalized earlier this month, but is reported to be Vigilant Solutions. Vigilant declined to confirm any contract with ICE. Vigilant collects few photos itself but has a database of more than 2 billion license plate photos, created from data collecting from private partners like vehicle repossession agencies as well as local law enforcement agencies. Vigilant's immense database generates as many as 100 million sightings per month, and each sighting is tagged with a date, time, and GPS coordinates. There are two ways ICE agents would be able to use that database. For example, ICE agents could choose to be instantly alerted whenever a new record of a specific plate is found. In addition, by searching past records, agents could find every place a license plate has been spotted in the last five years. These records would provide a detailed record of the target's movements that could point to places the target lives or often goes.
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A Legal Fracas That Could Test Silicon Valley's Spirit – California, United States
After nearly a year of legal wrangling, dramatic last-minute delays and uncooperative witnesses, a jury will soon hear arguments in Waymo's high-profile lawsuit accusing Uber of stealing driverless car technology. The trial, which started with jury selection in the US District Court, Northern District of California, pits Waymo, a spin-off of Google and one of the most successful companies from the dot-com boom, against Uber, the ride-hailing giant and today's most valuable start-up. At stake is a leading role in the intense competition among tech and auto companies to create autonomous vehicles. The dispute hinges on the actions of a former star engineer at Google who started his own company and then sold it to Uber within a year. Did he steal thousands of Google computer files as he headed out the door and bring those files with him to Uber? The courtroom fight will most likely prompt a philosophical discussion over the entrepreneurial — some would say outlaw — spirit that has long made Silicon Valley tick. When called to testify, Levandowski is expected to exercise his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination. He hasn't cooperated with Uber's lawyers, and Alsup has referred Levandowski to the federal prosecutors for possible theft of trade secrets. While it's not clear whether the Justice Department is investigating his actions, federal investigators confirmed it was looking into Uber's business practices.
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Cardiovascular toxicities of BCR-ABL tyrosine kinase inhibitors in chronic myeloid leukemia: preventive strategies and cardiovascular surveillance
Authors Aghel N, Delgado DH, Lipton JH
Received 22 May 2017
Accepted for publication 27 June 2017
Published 4 August 2017 Volume 2017:13 Pages 293—303
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/VHRM.S108874
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Editor who approved publication: Dr Konstantinos Tziomalos
Nazanin Aghel,1 Diego Hernan Delgado,1 Jeffrey Howard Lipton2
1Division of Cardiology, Peter Munk Cardiac Centre, Toronto General Hospital, University Health Network,University of Toronto, 2Department of Medical Oncology and Hematology, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, University Health Network, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
Abstract: Tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) have revolutionized the treatment and outcomes of chronic myeloid leukemia (CML). Despite their significant impact on the management of CML, there is growing evidence that TKIs may cause cardiovascular and/or metabolic complications. In this review, we present the current evidence regarding the cardiovascular safety profiles of BCR-ABL TKIs. Methodological challenges of studies that reported the cardiovascular safety of TKIs are discussed. We also propose management strategies for cardiovascular surveillance and risk factor modification during treatment with these agents.
Keywords: BCR-ABL, tyrosine kinase inhibitor, peripheral arterial disease, cardiovascular disease, adverse event
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As most of you are already aware, Butch Parker, Director of Tillamook County Community Development resigned on June 6th due to medical reasons. Chris Chiola, Environmental Program Manager has been named the Interim Director by the Tillamook County Board of Directors. Chris has been authorized to fill this vacancy as soon as possible. Let's give Chris Chiola our support.
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In late October, less than two weeks from the day he would shock the universe and inconceivably win the presidency, Donald Trump dragged his long-suffering press pool off the campaign trail to commemorate a very important occasion. Surrounded by Trump's friends and family, the embedded reporters watched as the Republican nominee cut a red ribbon at the newly opened $200 million Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C.—a chintzy, Romanesque reimagining of the Old Post Office building, a straight shot down Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House. "Today is a metaphor for what we can accomplish for this country—same kind of thing," Trump told the crowd, his orange face sandwiched in between swaths of what appeared to be white marble, crystal, and painted gold. In a city filled with monuments and testaments to history, Trump reminded the pool that they, too, were standing on sacred ground. This land, he said, was the "most coveted piece of real estate in Washington."
Trump's campaign for the White House always been interlocked with his real-estate empire. He launched his bid for the White House at Trump Tower in Midtown. As Robert Draper has reported in The New York Times Magazine, Mar-a-Lago, his Florida golf resort, often functioned as a de facto satellite campaign office. His Las Vegas hotel was a featured talking point during the Republican debate in Sin City. Likewise, his appearance in the United Kingdom during the height of the Brexit mess--an eerily prescient squabble whose meaning, tragically, lay underexposed at the time--was coincidentally tied to the reopening of his embattled Scottish golf course. All along, the opening of Trump D.C. aligned suspiciously well with Election Day. It was move of such naked marketing opportunism that The Washington Post could reasonably ask, in the days before the paper published the Billy Bush tapes, if Melania Trump would forsake the White House for her husband's hotel in the case of a putative Trump administration.
Trump, himself, might have tried to convince his traveling press pool that his new hotel was a metaphor for the country. But the Trump D.C., as I learned during a recent one-night stay, is both a metaphor for Trump's campign, itself, and an eery harbinger of what to expect as he enters office. From the outside, it responds to a growing need, serves an audience, and looks quite grand. But on the inside, it is a complete disaster, mostly empty inside, riddled with nonsense.
To spend a night in the new Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., is to spend a night reading, and rereading, and rereading the full capitalized, glitzily rendered name on just about anything that can fit five letters. Behind the check-in desk is a pyramid of Trump-branded water bottles ready to hydrate arriving guests—of which there were seemingly few on the Sunday evening before Election Day—and another pile that awaits gym-goers in the fitness center downstairs. The Trump tower—a soaring, $120 steeple of a one-pound lobster, eight oysters, four clams and shrimp—sits prominently on the lobby bar's menu. Bottles of Trump Wine line the white marble staircase leading up to the hotel's sole restaurant (two other restauranteurs, who were supposed to open haunts within the hotel, pulled out of the venue because of Trump's anti-immigration comments).
The in-room minibar is a Trump tour de force—a mini bottle of Trump Wine; several different sizes of Trump-branded chocolate bars that have been rendered, naturally, as gold bars; clear boxes of nuts and M&Ms packaged with a gold Trump sticker stamped on top. The bathroom, impossibly, was even more Trumped out. Trump-branded mouthwash. Trump facial soap. Trump body wash. Trump shampoo, Trump hand soap. Trump slippers. The towel on the white marble floor had a "T" embroidered on its center. The towels, at least the ones in my room, were made in India; the bath products were made in Canada, save for the shower cap, which hailed from China.(Representatives for the hotel declined to comment on this or participate in this story.)


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All you iced desserts enthusiasts have we got a treat for you. A concoction of fruits, jellies then ice topped with syrups, milk and ice cream- everything you can desire on a hot, sultry Shah Alam afternoon...
Oh come to me you sweet, icy madness!
Foodster's Verdict
No 14, Medan Selera Seksyen 2, Shah AlamTel:
9am - 10.30pm
Great thirst quenchers, quick and friendly service
The eating food court is quite drab, can be packed with people
Halal Certified
Imagine a hot, sweltering day. And then, imagine an ice cold ABC. So far, so good, right? Now imagine ice cold ABC with thick, heavenly chocolate sauce, sweet sugary syrup, a crispy chocolate wafer, and creamy ice cream…. This is the makings of Fradoo's ABC Special. Drop by any time of the day at this small stall in Section 2's foodcourt, Shah Alam, and you'll find people ordering the ABC Special in droves. The waiters are constantly in motion, working to provide the sweet treat to its craving customers. Granted the atmosphere is quite busy – but it's worth the experience.
The savouring experience starts at the top of the ABC, a garnish of juicy grape and lychee, followed by a scoop of ice cream (your choice of strawberry, vanilla or chocolate). It's drizzled with home-made chocolate sauce and syrup, on top of a large scoop of ice shavings. The sensation is a delicious mix of soft, hot sweetness and sharp iciness.
As you dig deeper into the desert you'll crunch into the salty nuts swimming in a sweet pool of coconut milk, and then a treasure trove of tasty jelly mix. Dig into the flurry of chewy cendol, cincau, sweet corn, red beans, and even some fruity nata de coco. Alternate your taste bud sensations with the crispy wafer, and lick the syrup off your fingers. We're warning you right now – it's definitely a sweet mess!
Fradoo's ABC Special was the brainchild of founder Mohd Aidil Abu Bakar and father Abu Bakar Yusof. After his father's retirement in 2000, the duo decided to open a business based on Aidil's favourite desert, with a dash of uniqueness. They viewed the ABCs from various states across the country, including Johor and Kedah, before settling down for their sugary concoction.
Aside from the ABC Special, Fradoo also has ABC Regular (without ice cream and wafer), and ABC Classic (with only corn.) The shop also has numerous other desserts such as Cendol Special, and Lai Chee Kang. But nothing quite lavishes your taste buds like the ABC Special. It's normal to have over 1000 bowls sold over the weekend. "A lot of people have asked us to expand, but I like the quality that we're keeping now. Plus, we're still experimenting with flavours - we've never refused a customer's request to have keladi or durian flavoured ice cream. We'll see about it in the future," Aidil smiles. Priced at RM3.50 each, Fradoo's ABC Special is perhaps one of the best deserts you'll ever get.
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Health experts consider yogurt to be one of the healthy foods. And to support this fact, its nutritional value is one big proof. However, the way it undergoes production in the food market makes it more of junk food. Yes, you read that right.
People who are on a weight loss regime might be unaware of this, only unconsciously welcoming extra carbohydrates in their diet. Carbohydrates are present in yogurt in the form of sugar. Sugar is present in all the dairy products and milk in the form of lactose. In this post, we aim to help you choose the best yogurt for a low carb diet.
Yogurt and carbohydrates
All yogurts have carbohydrates in them. Some might have lesser carbs than the other, and you should always opt for the one with fewer carbs. Why? Here is the explanation.
Homemade yogurt that may take at least 20 hours to make and it does not have any sugar in it. This is because the introduced friendly culture bacteria would convert most lactose (a form of sugar) into lactic acid.
Tests show that the bacteria consume 8g of carbohydrates in a cup of yogurt, which was initially 12g of carbs, leaving the only 4g of carbohydrates behind.
But this is not what happens in a commercially produced yogurt. The process of fermentation of yogurt undergoes a halt before it can reach a level that low.
- Also read: Does Yogurt Help With Bad Breath?
So, how do we know which yogurt is best for us?
Besides carbohydrates, yogurts are also rich in calcium, proteins, and vitamin D. You might feel more confused after reading all this. So, let me tell you what kind of yogurts is available in the market.
Plain yogurt
Since it is basic, we think it's healthy. But, even plain yogurt is not so plain after all. This yogurt contains other added ingredients such as nonfat milk powder to thicken its texture. These added ingredients only increase the intake of carbs. And last time we checked, carbs aren't healthy for us.
Powdered milk has lactose in it. On adding it to the previously fermented yogurt, where the bacteria converted all lactose into lactic acid, the carbs (lactose) gets added back in it. Hence, the carbs that we lost previously get back on the menu all over again.
Flavored yogurt
This category carries even more carbs and sugar since companies add sugars while adding flavors to them. Skip any flavors you find and choose the plain yogurt instead.
Low-fat or nonfat yogurts
To produce low-fat yogurt, companies can use low-fat milk or fat-free milk. But companies also add sugar to compensate for the taste of fat loss. If you are trying to go for nonfat yogurt, then make sure you read the labels for the presence of any added sugar.
Whole milk yogurt
Go for this yogurt because it does not contain any milk powder or other sugar additives.
Greek yogurt
Currently the rage, it is replacing all the other choices on the list because it is healthy. Greek yogurt requires removing all the whey (the liquid part of the yogurt) from it which is where most of the sugar is present.
What remains behind is a thick textured cream, that has more proteins and lesser carbs. Plain Greek yogurt may have near about the only 4g of carbs. Greek yogurt also facilitates fullness, body composition thus reducing appetite and heart disease risk factors.
While choosing your yogurt
- Avoid added sugar since that is the main culprit for many health-related risks. Companies may use different names for sugar such as high fructose corn syrup, fruit juice, sucrose, cane sugar, and agave nectar.
- Always, always choose to read labels on the product. That is where you will find the whole ingredients list i.e. to check if that have any added sugars/flavors or not. You will also want to check the nutrition facts for per serving of the yogurt cup. This will tell you how many, proteins, carbs, sugar, and fats are in one meal.
- Prefer looking for live cultures since it is the probiotics (the friendly bacteria/live cultures) that convert milk into yogurt. Probiotics provide health benefits such as improving symptoms of lactose intolerance, stimulating the immune system, reducing symptoms of depression, and improving symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. These also help in lowering cholesterol and weight loss.


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WitchEmoji is a new app for the iPhone, which allows you to express your magick through the magic of our modern day hieroglyphics (aka: Emojis). It is available for iPhones and iPads with iOS 10.1 or newer, and is completely compatible with iMessage.
WitchEmoji is described as:
"an iMessage sticker pack for all of your witchy needs"
WitchEmoji showcases the beautiful spectrum of humanity, by featuring various skin tones, and both male and female witches.
According to Bust.com:
WitchEmoji app was built by female curator and writer Pam Grossman (with help from emoji designer Julia Heffernan). Grossman is the creator of Phantasmaphile, a blog about esoteric and fantastical art; the author of What Is A Witch and Associate Editor of Abraxas, an international journal of esoteric studies; the co-organizer of NYU's Occult Humanities Conference; and the co-founder of Observatory (2009-2014), an art and lecture space in Brooklyn. Her work aims to explore mysticism and the occult "via a scholarly yet accessible approach," and WitchEmoji is her most accessible project yet!
On the WitchEmoji website, Grossman writes, "I created WitchEmoji because I couldn't find any great witchy, magical emoji to use in my texts. Necessity (or obsessive desire in this case) is the mother of invention."
Which WitchEmoji do you like best?


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RBC hikes mortgage rates again
The rate on a five-year closed mortgage is now 6.25 per cent, an increase from the previous rate of 6.10 per cent. A one-year closed rate will, as of tomorrow, be priced at 3.80 per cent. All rates were increased by 15 basis points Read More
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The vast majority of recent Canadian home buyers are OK with their current mortgage debt, according to a new online survey Read More
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The U.S. economy should nearly match Canada in economic growth this year, thanks mainly to improved business spending, according to a study released Monday by the Conference Board of Canada Read More


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Rick Bredenberg is the Vice President of Utility Services and head of Edlen's Safety Committee. Rick has over 25 years of experience interpreting and applying the National Electric Code (NEC).
Here are 15 of his electrical safety tips:
- Avoid using cords that are visibly torn, frayed or distressed.
- Do not remove the ground pin from a plug in order to plug a three-wire cord into to two-wire outlet.
- Flickering lights or lights that dim by themselves are an indication of a potential electrical problem. Schedule an electrician to investigate the cause.
- Plug no more than one heat producing appliance (i.e. toaster, coffee maker, etc.) at a time into a countertop receptacle.
- Call an electrician for any appliance repairs.
- Unplug your appliance before cleaning it.
- Always unplug a cord by pulling on the plug and use caution not to come in contact with the metal prongs as they slide out of the receptacle.
- Install child-proof outlet covers in all receptacles to ensure child safety.
- Update older receptacles in your kitchen, bathrooms, garage and exterior spaces by installing a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) device. A GFCI is an outlet that quickly breaks an electrical circuit to prevent serious harm from an ongoing electric shock. Contact an electrician to help upgrade your outlets.
- Always plug holiday decorations into a GFCI protected outlet.
- Warm outlets or outlets that frequently trip circuit breakers are signs that an electrician needs to diagnose an issue.
- Always turn off the power and verify that it is off when working on outlets or switches.
- Keep the space clear in front of your electrical panels, particularly of combustible materials.
- Have an electrician install additional outlets in your home instead of running extension cords.
- Do not approach a downed power line.


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UK Fighter Of The Year 2015
Boxing Monthly
31/12/2015 6:42am
Boxing Monthly's online team select their picks for the 'UK Fighter Of The Year' in the finale of our 2015 awards. And the winner by unanimous decision is…..
Tyson Fury. Fury's divisive personality and comments have obscured what was a huge win over an opponent who had spent years dominating his division whilst handicapping his foes wherever and whenever possible.
Fury is no media darling, that is for sure, but many members of the national press fall into the same binary code thinking that was applied to Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao when judging him, seeing the world in strict "bad guy" and "good guy" terms. They vilify Fury whilst praising Muhammad Ali without showing a shred of insight, irony or historical balance.
Do I agree with his views as they were reported? No. Does he have a right to express them? Yes. Especially if it leads to a moral backlash from the British press, a section of our society that seems to think it has a moral backbone when history teaches us that it is actually comprised of guttersnipes.
Klitschko's ability to speak a few languages, not to mention his suave and sophisticated demeanour, was a stark contrast to the brash approaches adopted by David Haye and Fury in the build-up to their fights, but it should not be used to mask the fact that he tried to sway things in his favour by over-padding the ring.
The fact he wrapped his hands without supervision and had to rewrap them was also overlooked by some. If he was, say, Mexican, had the surname Margarito plus devilish facial whiskers the boxing and general sporting world would have been up in arms.
As it stands, the sporting press overlooked his transgressions, in the main, due to a desperation to portray Wlad as whiter than white when he clearly isn't. Sports journalists are hardly the sharpest tools in the box; however, they like to imagine that they can think and talk about wider issues with rationality and sense. They can't, most of them are closer to Chevy Chase's character in Funny Farm than A.J. Liebling. They also lacked balance when looking at the fight itself.
The fight was absorbing, with a performance from Fury that was more than good enough to earn him U.K. fighter of the year. The general maxim seems to be: "You have a right to say what you like, as long as the majority agrees with it', so Fury will continue to accrue negative publicity outside the ring. Inside it, he has done everything asked of him and beat someone who tried to load all the dice in his favour. - Terry Dooley.
Tyson Fury. What the likes of James DeGale and Jamie McDonnell did on their travels this year can't be overlooked, nor will it be forgotten but Tyson Fury beat the main man. He dethroned a king in his own castle, a man so dominant that some opponents were beat when they stepped off the plane in Germany. A magnificent accomplishment by Fury and his team. One for the grandkids. - Shaun Brown.
Tyson Fury. Unlike certain other British heavyweights who talked loads of trash to Wladimir Klitschko only to get in the ring and run for 12 rounds (boy that pinky toe must've hurt), Tyson Fury backed it all up inside the ropes. His victory over one of the most dominant heavyweight champions ever shook up the entire division and the world will be watching when they rematch next year. - Michael Montero.
Tyson Fury didn't just win a world title this year, he changed the entire sport. The heavyweight champion of the world is known the world over but despite - or maybe because of - his dominance, Wladimir Klitschko had drained the life out of the division. The unpredictable Fury turned in a career best performance and ushered in an exciting new era for the big men. - John Evans.
Tyson Fury only won 2 bouts and the first is very forgettable - but it was his victory in dethroning one of boxing's longest-ever reigning and dominant champions which gets him the nod, as well as the manner in which did it being the icing on the cake..... no it wasn't a great fight, but it was a great accomplishment and makes him a worthy winner. How could anyone else be UK fighter of the year for 2015 (closest to him in my book was Frampton, although he fell short by some way)? – Colin Harris.
Tyson Fury. He went into the dragon's den as an underdog, beat WK behind a distanced jab, great lateral movement and a very strong mental attitude. In essence, he gave Wlad a boxing lesson, which is not something I thought I'd ever be writing - not so much about Tyson, but about Wlad! - Paul Zanon.
Tyson Fury shocked the world when he defeated Wladimir Klitschko. While other fighters like Kell Brook really showed themselves well on the world stage, the heavyweight championship is still the most prestigious title in sports, leaving no choice but to pick Fury. – Shawn Smith.
Tyson Fury. It's a measure of the strength in depth of British boxing that several fighters who might have been a shoo-in for this award in other years (Jamie McDonnell and James DeGale to name but two) come up short - that's because the only possible winner is Tyson Fury. Not only did Fury dethrone a long-reigning and formidable champion in his own backyard, but he is only the third British-born heavyweight who has won the right to be considered the bona fide champion of what is still - and will always be - the sport's blue riband division. Aside from Fury, McDonnell and DeGale, Anthony Crolla also deserves a mention for providing us with the undisputed feel-good story of the boxing year. - Luke Williams.
Tyson Fury. While much has been made of Tyson Fury's comments both before and after his win over Wladimir Klitschko, sadly his performance has been overlooked. Despite a postponement, a debate over gloves and finally an excessive amount of foam used to pad the ring - Tyson Fury remained calm and focussed to dethrone the dominant Ukrainian. The manner in which Fury took away the champion's jab - and as a result his right hand - is something he simply hasn't received enough credit for. - John. A MacDonald.
Tyson Fury. The world was watching when Fury butchered Klitschko (and Aerosmith) in his own backyard and silenced the doubters with a scrappy but effective performance that appeared to neutralise all of the long-reigning champion's best weapons. This fighter still has a lot of growing up to do—both in the ring and out of it—but his classic underdog story and outspokenness added some freshness to a division that badly needed to be shaken, not stirred. - Jessi Jackalope.
Tyson Fury. There was only one real choice for this award, Fury defeating the long reigning champion in Wlad Klitschko is a feat that can not get enough praise. Not only did he beat Klitschko but dominated him and left no doubt in the result when the cards were read out. Honorable mention goes to Terry Flanagan who established himself as the premier 135lber in the UK despite not having Sky's backing or influence. - Callum Rudge.
Tyson Fury. Beating a longstanding, arguably top 15 heavyweight of all time away from home when pretty much the whole boxing world thought you would lose doesn't just eclipse the achievement's of any other British fighter in 2015, it pretty much renders them irrelevant. Jamie McDonnell was my pick up for British fighter of the year until big Tyson shocked the world and changed the heavyweight landscape in 36 minutes of brilliance! - Danny Winterbottom.
Tyson Fury. It wasn't a great fight, and I'm not sure he'll have a long reign, but if he'd lost to Wlad Klitschko the boxing world would've shrugged shoulders and moved on. By going on the road and taking the belts, Fury has made the glamour division seem competitive and interesting again. - TKO Radio.
Tyson Fury. Fury became Britain's third legitimate heavyweight champion in history with his astonishing victory over Wladimir Klitschko – enough to earn him a knighthood if he'd been as lovable as Henry Cooper or Frank Bruno (which he is, really, at the bottom of him). In a year when British fighters picked up more world title belts than any other year in history, Fury was the only one who finished the year as a legitimate champion. That doesn't happen very often. It was victory of nerve and gumption, chutzpah and derring-do. Could anyone other than Fury have pulled that off? - Andrew Harrison.
Boxingmonthly.com 'UK Fighter Of The Year 2015.' – Tyson Fury.