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Notification No 49/2017 Central Tax
Seeks to notify the evidences required to be produced by the supplier of deemed export supplies for claiming refund under rule 89(2)(g) of the CGST rules, 2017 vide Notification No 49/2017 Central Tax Dated 18th October, 2017
[TO BE PUBLISHED IN PART II, SECTION 3, SUB-SECTION (i) OF THE
Department of Revenue
Central Board of Excise and Customs
Notification No. 49/2017-Central Tax
New Delhi, the 18th October, 2017
G.S.R. (E).- In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (g) of sub-rule (2) of rule 89 of
the Central Goods and Services Tax Rules, 2017 read with notification No. 48/2017-Central
Tax, dated the 18th October, 2017, published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II,
Section 3, Sub-section (i) vide number G.S.R. 1305 (E), dated the 18th October, 2017, the
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below, as evidences which are required to be produced by the supplier of deemed export
supplies for claiming refund, namely:-
[F.No. 349/58/2017-GST(Pt)]
(Gunjan Kumar Verma)
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Eloise Collection DVD
Starring Mary Mouser, Tim Curry, Lynn Redgrave, Kathleen Gati, Rob Paulsen, April Winchell, Matthew Lillard, Neil Patrick Harris, Curtis Armstrong
Directed by Wesley Archer
Six instalments of the animated adaptations of the children's stories by Kay Thompson.
Featuring the voice talents of Mary Mouser, Tim Curry and Neil Patrick Harris, the most imaginative six-year-old goes on a variety of adventures including her first day at school, an unconventional Halloween and a trip to Hollywood.
The episodes are: 'Me, Eloise', 'Little Miss Christmas', 'Eloise Goes to School', 'Eloise in Hollywood', 'Eloise's Rawther Unusual Halloween' and 'Eloise in Springtime'.
- Format: DVD
- Region: 2
- Certification: (U)
- Catalogue number: ABD6089
- Studio: Platform Entertainment Limited
- Release date: 06/10/2014
- Genre: Childrens
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Recently, pet photographer Craig Bullock won the title of New Zealand Portrait Photographer of the Year, the first time in the 80-year history of NZIPP that the award has been given to images of non-humans. Now that's saying something!
Craig's shots are breathtaking. He's also authored several books including Quake Dogs and Quake Cats. He reveals: his preferred gear and lens choices, how he plans his pet shots and selects locations, how he poses and directs pets, shooting with one hand, understanding the body language of animals, post-production techniques and heaps more.
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Dogs behaving badly! Despairing owners capture their pesky pooches breaking into fridges, jumping in toilets and EATING wallpaper in hilarious photos
How to photograph pets with multi award-winning photographer Craig Bullock
Craig is a multi-award winning professional dog photographer based in New Zealand
He regularly travels to the world capturing working with commercial and private clients to capture their dream images in his unique style
In 2018 he won the title of New Zealand Portrait Photographer of the Year, the first time in the 80-year history of NZIPP that the award has been given to images of non-humans.
He regularly works with animal charities and also the photographer/author of three bestselling books, Quake Dogs (which spent 10 weeks at #1 on the NZ Bestsellers list), Quake Cats and A Dog's Life.
You'll discover:
- How Craig got his break in photography
- Growing up in Guernsey
- His first photography shoot
- Working full time in a lab and growing his business part-time
- Publishing his books
- Craigs prefered gear and lens choices
- How Craig plans his pet shots and selects locations
- How Craig poses and directs pets
- Shooting with one hand
- Medium format mirrorless vs full frame DSLR
- The importance of understanding the body language of animals
- Why you need to get down low to get a great shot.
- Post-production techniques and heaps more.
This interview was recorded before the recent Christchurch shootings and that's why we don't make any references to it.
I'm Craig, crazy cat daddy, puppy parent, patisserie addict AND I have the best job in the world! I'm a professional Dog Photographer. Based in Christchurch, New Zealand and travelling the world. I work with clients, both commercial and private to capture their dream images of pets in bright and glorious Technicolor! I've been capturing the uniqueness of Dogs since 2001 (saying that makes me feel very old).
I'm an accredited Master of Photography and Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography. In 2018 I won the title of New Zealand Portrait Photographer of the Year, the first time in the 80-year history of NZIPP that the award has been given to images of non-humans. I am also the current Canterbury/Westland Regional Photographer of the Year, a winner at the Kennel Club (UK) Dog Photographer of the Year and a finalist in Team New Zealand for the World Photographic Cup. I'm also an official ambassador for Fujifilm.
I love working with charities to help with adoption photography, I believe a great image can save a life. I'm absolutely thrilled to have taken on the role of ambassador for the amazing Kotuku Foundation, Assistance Animals Aotearoa. The KFAAA provide assistance dogs to people who need them all across New Zealand, the work they do is inspirational and I'm honoured to be a small part of the team. My latest personal project #DogIsLove is a celebration of love and diversity and received such an incredible response when I launched it that I've turned it into an ongoing fundraising project and hope to create many more images for the series.
I work with any pets, but 99% of the time it's dogs. Although I'd probably decline the opportunity to photograph a pet spider, yikes. Despite what you see on my page, I assure you that the dogs I work with are not well trained professional models, they are your normal, every day, well-loved furry family members. What you don't see is the work that goes on behind the scenes to create the images, so trust me, no dog is impossible to get an awesome photograph of!
Later in 2019 I will be launching a series of training tools for professional and aspiring Dog Photographers, as well as running more workshops both in New Zealand and overseas.
Not wanting to continue bragging, but I'm also the photographer/author of three bestselling books, Quake Dogs (which spent 10 weeks at #1 on the NZ Bestsellers list), Quake Cats and A Dog's Life.
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Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-turner-bullock-1094a0b8/
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Barbie Bramblett remembers her tennis comeback
A few nights ago, tennis star Kim Clijsters saved four match points - meaning if she had lost one of those points, she would have lost the match - and beat Li Na in the fourth round of the Australian Open tennis tournament.
They called it one of the "best comebacks" in tennis history.
You call that a comeback?
I'll show you a comeback!
In the 1983 U.S. Open, 18-year-old Houstonian Barbie Bramblett faced Trinity College star Ann Hulbert in the second round of the qualifying event.
Bramblett lost the first set.
And lost the first five games of the second set.
And lost the first three points of the sixth game.
In tennis talk, she was down 0-6, 0-5, Love-40. It is mathematically impossible to be farther down in a tennis match.
One more point and the match would be over, 6-0, 6-0. That's called a double bagel, meaning you won zero games in both sets.
It's OK to get double bageled at the Einstein Bros., not at the U.S. Open.
"Obviously I thought the match was over, and I was so embarrassed," said Bramblett, who graduated from Duchesne Academy and now teaches tennis and painting at the Houston City Club.
"So I started swinging out on the ball, and my game elevated miraculously. I mean it was a literal miracle. Every ball I hit skidded on the line. I couldn't believe what was happening."
Bramblett fought off three match points and won the game. She was still down, 0-6, 1-5.
She won the next game and the next game and the next game.
And about an hour later …
"I won the match!"
The final score was 0-6, 7-5, 6-3. It was, with apologies to Kim Clijsters and every other match in pro tennis history, the greatest comeback ever.
When she won the last point, Bramblett remembers shouting "YES!" in disbelief.
"When I met Ann at the net, I just said, 'Good match.' Not very creative, I guess. As I walked off the court, I noticed Brad Gilbert on a nearby court. I shouted, 'Hey, Brad, do you know what I just did?' It really hadn't sunk in yet. He said, 'Wow! That's unbelievable!'
"A little while later, I saw Martina Navratilova in an elevator and she said, 'Hey, you didn't really do what I heard you did today, did you?' I said yes, and she was amazed."
Clijsters saved four match points against Li Na.
Bramblett saved 18 match points against Hulbert.
So was Clijsters' victory at least the second best comeback in tennis history? Nope, that honor also goes to Bramblett.
In 1984, Bramblett played Kathy Holton in a qualifying round of the Avon Futures of Nashville. Holton was leading 6-1, 5-0. You guessed it. Bramblett came back and won the match.
That night, she faced 20 match points and won them all.
The men's record for saving match points is 18, held by American Wilmer Allison in a 1930 Davis Cup match against Italian Giorgio De Stefani. Allison lost that match, by the way. The 19th got him.
The modern record is 11, held by Italian Adriano Panatta against Australian Kim Warwick in the 1976 Italian Open. Panatta won that one.
Another notable match in Bramblett's career was against Jean Hepner in the 1983 U.S. Open.
"I lost in three sets. We played a 30-minute tiebreak in the second set, and I almost passed out from the heat. But I kept playing. My vision kept blacking out on me. I thought I was having heat stroke. I didn't quit fighting, though. We didn't know about quitting in those days," Bramblett said.
Bramblett retired from professional tennis in 1985. During her career, her highest ranking was No. 60 in the world, with wins over top players like Diane Fromholtz, who was No. 5 at the time, Laura Gildemeister and Gigi Fernandez.
Bramblett returned to Houston, earned a degree in history from the University of Houston and is working toward her Master of Science degree in Instructional Design and Technology. Next year, she begins a Ph.D. program in English and Technical Communication.
She will have an exhibition of her paintings at the City Club this year.
And if you sign up for a lesson at the City Club, she will teach you to how to hit a backhand, so you'll stop running around your forehand like a fool.
Listen to Ken on AM radio station 1560 "The Game" from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursdays.


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Investors and buyers of Netflix stock will be biting their nails this morning, while sellers of the same stocks will be punching the air, as the streaming giant says subscribers will fall 8% in Q2, citing rising competition and higher content costs.
Second quarter results from the company, scheduled to be released at 20:00 GMT, will undoubtedly shed more light on the forecast.
From December last year, to this year's high in May, shares have tumbled 67%.
Subscriber growth will likely remain stifled as the pace of releases for new shows slows down, compounding the effects of a 13-18% price hike in January.
Concerns for Netflix's longer-term future also surfaced last month, with the announcement from Disney of a rival streaming service at fraction of the cost.
Disney expects to pull in 60 to 90 million subscribers by 2024, much of which may eat into Netflix's market share.
On the positive side, the diversity of Netflix's content and a paying subscriber base of 149 million, should make it hard for rivals to supplant its position as kings of online streaming.
And while Q2 releases were hardly box-office, Q3 is already showing promise, with series 3 of "Stranger Things" attracting a record 41 million viewers in only four days.
Also planned for Q3 is the last season of "Orange Is The New Black", as well as a third season of Ozarks, a Netflix original crime offering that took the summer of 2017 by storm.
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the Simpson College crew
I had such a fabulous time on the rest of my trip home to Iowa! Allison and Ryan's wedding was beautiful...sitting under the shady trees at the winery witnessing their marriage with friends from college was so special, and introducing friends from New York to the corn maze was a riot! The final scorecard for the week: weddings - 2; coffee visits at Grandma's - 10; novels read - 2; cups of corn canned for winter - 56; ears of corn eaten - at least 2 dozen!


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Help with stressed discus! I have been using a drip system mix of tap water and RO water because the nitrates out of the tap are so high, and water is very hard (300 tds). Today I have a tank with five discus breathing hard, the edges of their tails are white, and they are floating at the top. I think I see white slime coat floating in the water. This happened before with the addition of RO water and I lost 5 breeders overnight.
This morning my ph is 7, nitrites are a little high, water temp 82, TDS at 200. Fish in all the other tanks get the same water (including fry) are fine.
I have turned off the RO and did a 30% water change. Drip system is just tap. Would a higher temperature and salt help? I'm afraid I'm about to lose $250 worth of gorgeous snow leopards (juvies, about 3"+ in size).
RO/tap mix is 30% RO and 70% tap; has brought the nitrates down to 20ppm, TDS down to around 200. Ph has not crashed. This amount of change, over several days, should not be causing such a severe reaction. It seems to be osmotic stress, but the parameters don't seem to be severe enough for that. Ph has not changed at all, nitrates did drop, TDS went lower but still high. No idea what is causing this, but the RO system is about to be gone.
Where are you located? Water companies in the USA have federal standards they must adhere to. What are your nitrates? Nitrites indicate a filtration cycle issue.
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Stocks were moving higher Wednesday but off their best levels as crude-oil prices moved back above $42 a barrel on news of a decline in distillate inventories. See full story.
Futures Movers: Crude falls to a more than four-month low ahead of data
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Crude-oil futures fell to their lowest level in over four months Wednesday, pressured by expectations that U.S. reports will reflect a climb in last week's distillate supplies as well as overall uncertainty ahead of OPEC's meeting later this week. See full story.
Merck warns of 2005 profit shortfall
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Merck & Co. warned on Wednesday that its 2005 earnings would fall short of Wall Street's target. See full story.
Currencies: Dollar rebounds as metals-linked currencies stumble
CHICAGO (CBS.MW) - The dollar gained traction on Wednesday, as a bounce against commodity-linked currencies drove the greenback up sharply from multiyear lows. See full story.
IBM, rivals seen gaining from Lenovo deal
Lenovo buys IBM PC unit for $1.75BJ.P. Morgan says Dell to benefit most from the deal See full story.
Irwin Kellner: Commentary: Fed heading for a pause
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (CBS.MW) -- No, not next week, but maybe in February the Federal Reserve will decide to pause and hold interest rates steady. The statement will tell the tale. See full story.
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LIFE AS A SINGLE MUM - Get your free copies of Get Back the Groove in You: For young single mothers who desire to live free and be happily married by Tolulope Aina-Moriyonu
- April 04, 2018
- By Gloria Grossi
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The efforts invested in single-handedly raising children are something that should be commended however the society has stereotyped the products of such circumstances as not "good enough". This stereotype is majorly found among the communities that claim to be overly religious or culture driven. How you got yourself into this does not really matter to me but what am about to share with you is something you will come back to thank me for.
As you can tell by the title, I have some goodies for the single mothers in the house but before I hand it over, I will like to give you a background story. A day after the Easter celebration, my good friend chatted me up to tell me of resources which I eventually saw yesterday by 5 am, her major concern was for me to talk about this with as many people as possible through my blog but the thing was that I didn't know what to say to you guys and I don't know the best way to present the material to y'all, the major reason being that this is not a topic I can relate to and above all I didn't know the writer so I wasn't sure if the contents were good enough.
These doubts of mine made me take out time out of my busy schedules to read this book, I started reading this book as at 9 am this morning and at about 11 am, I was in its final page.
Y'all, this book is loaded. It might not answer all your questions but the aspects it covers will help you sit above all limitations you have placed on yourself as a single mother. This book was written by one who has passed this same road and is happily married to the man of her dreams. This book identifies all those struggles you know as a single mum and will prefer solutions that have proven to work in the life of many and of course in the life of its writer Tolulope Aina-Moriyonu.
My time is super valuable to me but the few hours I gave to this book were indeed an experience. For this reason, I am calling out all single mothers who are willing to see the light at the end of the tunnel to take advantage of the opportunity to get this book for free after which it will be sold at a cost, take this advantage now and if by peradventure you find this post after the biz periods are over, paying a token for this book is not a waste.
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While there are different circumstances that could lead to being a single mother, the essence of this book is to reach out to single mothers who made mistakes and are probably overwhelmed by their current circumstances with a desire to gain acceptance and be married to the man of their dreams. This book will show the will of God in certain areas of your life, teaching you how to align with the will of God in those areas to get the desired results.
I understand that the life of a single mother is usually surrounded by many pressing needs and lots of responsibilities and while there are many needs this book could be addressing in your life, the essence is to focus on YOU., This is also because you are often obliged with many responsibilities that make you care and worry about everyone else but yourself. We sometimes try to be strong for our kids while we burn with so much loneliness, hurt, shame, regrets, and desires on the inside. Even though these feelings exist, we are often compelled to ignore them putting up a supposed front just to appear strong as the society expects.
I want to connect with your feelings through the chapters of this book and reveal great lessons that God has taught me and many other single mothers in the years past and how these lessons have transformed our lives into something very beautiful. Many of us are happily married through these lessons and we have even found great fulfillment in a situation we called hopelessly.
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Students in tears after CBSE Class 12 math exam, call paper lengthy
The Central Board of Secondary Examination's (CBSE) Class 12 mathematics exam on Monday left students in tears, with most of them claiming they couldn't complete it on time as it was lengthy.education Updated: Mar 15, 2016 01:22 IST
The Central Board of Secondary Examination's (CBSE) Class 12 mathematics exam on Monday left students in tears, with most of them claiming they couldn't complete it on time as it was lengthy.
About 40% of the questions in the paper were tricky and most students found it difficult to solve, said a teacher from Presidium School, Ashok Vihar.
"Unlike last year, this year's paper had questions from NCERT. But maximum questions were from outside NCERT and students found it difficult," said Ashok Garg, Mathematics teacher at the school.
He said questions were not only tricky but also required elaborate steps. "Most students looked very unhappy while leaving the examination hall," said
Students said they couldn't answer questions for 10-15 marks.
"I left two questions as the paper was very lengthy. It required time to understand each of the questions and had to perform elaborate calculations. The three hours' time for the paper was not enough," said Shouray Duggal, a student of Presidium School, Ashok Vihar.
It was mostly the problems from integration and differential matrix questions that caused a fit among students. Eshaa Patel, a student from Delhi Public School, RK Puram, said she couldn't answer for eight marks.
"The one-mark questions required us to write elaborately, so most of the time got spent there. Few of my friends left questions with more than 15-mark weightage," said Patel.
Teachers also call it a moderate paper for average students.
"Scoring a 100 this time will be very difficult even for good students. Even those who completed the paper, they did not have time to revise which is important for subjects such as mathematics," said Jyoti Arora, principal Mount Abu Public School, Rohini.
As most children returned home disappointed, parents are worried that this might affect the children's confidence.
"At this time, when even 0.5% marks matter. Now with such difficult paper what is going to happen to our children? The board should take cognisance of this matter and initiate corrective measure," said a parent, who did not want to be named.


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Longhorns Extra Points: Iowa State 23, Texas 21
AMES, Iowa – This isn't what Sam Ehlinger imagined when he grinned and uncorked a "We're back!" on the Sugar Bowl stage back in January.
But with two regular-season games remaining, the fact is this Texas team wasn't made for a Big 12 title run. Saturday's 23-21 loss to Iowa State (6-4, 4-3 Big 12) proved as much.
"Obviously it didn't go as we planned," senior safety Brandon Jones said. "It hurts for sure, for the seniors. Season's not over though. We have a chance to finish off strong."
Not as strong as No. 19 Texas (6-4, 4-3) would've liked, of course, but there is still something to play for in games against Baylor and Texas Tech.
Still, the Longhorns never planned to have their hopes dashed by a walkoff field goal in Jack Trice Stadium.
Some notable news and takeaways from a painful loss in Iowa:
A three-and-out bonanza
Texas failed to pick up a single first down on eight of its 13 drives. It started the game with four straight punts, a turnover on downs, and another punt.
Only a five-play, 75-yard scoring drive that lasted 30 seconds saved Texas from being shutout in the first half.
The second half was better, if only marginally.
Texas started with three straight three-and-outs before finally getting into a rhythm and stringing together two long scoring drives of 10 and 15 plays.
"We just stopped ourselves," Ehlinger said. "We had opportunities to make plays and we didn't. It's hard to win a football game when you don't make plays."
Ehlinger and the offense made some in the second half, enough to push the Longhorns ahead, 21-20, with 5:37 remaining in the game.
But the final drive was the same old story – two runs stuffed by Iowa State and a third-down drop by typically surehanded senior wideout Devin Duvernay.
"We pride ourselves on being able to run out the clock and keep our defense off the field and we weren't able to do that, when it came down to it," said Ehlinger, who completed 22-of-40 passes for 273 yards and three touchdowns.
Texas struggles to establish the run
The Longhorns leaned on dominant rushing in last week's win over Kansas State. Sophomore tailback Keaontay Ingram enjoyed the most productive day of his career with 139 yards (8.7 yards per carry) and two scores on the ground.
This week was a different story. Texas was dominated in the trenches.
Ingram picked up just 9 yards on eight carries. Roschon Johnson wasn't much better with 18 yards on six totes. Ehlinger led the way with 27 yards.
"Coming off the week we had last week, it's just frustrating, man," said Ingram, who did at least break free for a 22-yard touchdown reception early in the fourth quarter. "That defense, hats off to them.
Texas' inability to create on the ground showed up at the worst possible time – its final drive. Ehlinger and Ingram both went nowhere on first- and second-down, setting up a three-and-out that gave Iowa State a chance to regain the lead, which it did as time expired.
"Really, really poor performance by our offense for the first few quarters," coach Tom Herman said. "We've got to really examine our game plan in the run game and our execution. But to not be able to run the ball the way we thought we'd be able to, that was the biggest difference."
Eagles and Epps step up with Johnson out
Senior receiver Colin Johnson (hamstring) missed his fourth game.
That created more opportunities for Brennan Eagles, Malcolm Epps and John Burt.
Burt struggled, failing to haul in any of the three passes Ehlinger threw his way, including a deep ball that would have placed Texas near the red zone.
Eagles and Epps had more success. The former finished with eight catches for 84 yards and one score, the latter was on the receiving end of a 7-yard go-ahead touchdown pass with 5:37 remaining in the game.
"It hurts to lose a guy like Collin," Ehlinger said, "but I thought Brennan did a heck of a job at X coming in and playing the way he did."
Duvernay again led Texas in receiving, finishing with nine receptions for 107 yards on 12 targets. The senior is now up to 87 catches for 1,017 yards and seven touchdowns.
Cook exits with injury
Sophomore cornerback Anthony Cook suffered a sprained knee and will have an MRI performed tomorrow.
Cook recorded one tackle before exiting due to the injury.
Texas also played the first half without sophomore corner Jalen Green, who was suspended due to last week's targeting ejection. He finished the game with two tackles and one pass breakup.


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One thing virtually all spiritual systems seem to agree upon is this: we (and especially those of us living in developed western countries) spend way too much time on externals and not nearly enough time going inward. Bottom line: we all need to learn to meditate just to gain, maintain or enhance our collective sanity in these transitional times.
Some meditation practices, such as Paramahansa Yogananda's Kriya Yoga, can be very demanding in terms of posture, position of the hands and eyes, breathing, etc. Others, such as the Tibetan Buddhist system for obtaining the "Rainbow Body" can require decades of solitary meditation in a cave somewhere. Many techniques rely on simpler points of focus like repeating sounds or mantras, holding visualizations….but, where to start? The consensus seems to be: start somewhere and keep trying until you find the method that works for you.
Here are some programs available to get you going. With practice, you will eventually be able to ditch the CDs, MP3s, videos and books and connect with your inner being without external stimulus. But the tools can be a helpful way to start:
Click Here! for Self Help Tree products – a 12 week meditation program designed for those who recognize the need to still the chattering mind and seek the stillness within, but are not quite sure how to begin.
Click Here! for Daily Meditation – sends a meditation video embedded in an email to your inbox for viewing using the internet.
Click Here! for Deep Zen Meditation by Holothink – good testimonials for this audio-based program
Click Here! for Quantum Money Meditations – designed to help you to remove pesky psychic barriers in order to attract more abundance into your life.
Click Here! for Rest Therapy's Sound Bath/Light Bath – guided audio and visual meditations – really interesting site.


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TO promote art and culture in the historical city of Nizwa, a 3-day Painting Exhibition was hosted by #Nizwa #Grand #Mall at their spacious mall from March 28-30, in association with the Um Al Fhadel School.
The exhibition was inaugurated by H.E. #Mariam Bint Mohammed Al Zadjalieh, Director, The Omani Society for Fine Arts, who spared her valuable time and visited all the way from Muscat to Nizwa, for a noble cause.
Large number of shoppers especially students and youths, visited the Exhibition and were thrilled to see various types of paintings created by well known and amateur painters from Oman.
"On seeing the paintings, many of them were taken back to their earlier village life, with full of nostalgia," said an elderly man who spent quiet a good time seeing the various paintings which were neatly placed under the newly refurbished dome.
"Nizwa Grand Mall has been on the forefront of promoting all the social activities which directly benefits to the nationals and the expats," says #Mr. Mohammed Al Yahmadi, General Manager, adding, and assuring more such programs will be regularly held, with the sole aim of benefiting the shoppers not only with shopping from the various reputed brands housed in this beautiful Mall, but will be carrying back with a useful social message through such events.
It may be recalled that Nizwa Grand Mall had organized Traffic Safety #Awareness drive and #Cancer Awareness Walkathon, in the month of February which was a grand success and people still remembers. Since, then, many of them have been following the traffic rules and regulations as part of their daily routine, says Mr. Ismail Al Ghanmi, IT System Admin, who was actively involved in implementing the event.


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While on a youth retreat by the Thabo Mbeki Foundation South Sudan, I was raped by a former rebel – Valesca Erlank
During the World Aids day, 1st December 2012, I was raped. Then came the why? Why not the police? Well to be completely honest, my family has no tolerance towards blacks. And I knew that my rape, being raped by a black man will make them proud of the continuous behavior they utter.
I was raped in December 2012. It was World Aids day. I was returning from Philanthropy work with 200 families which I organised. I was drained that night. Joined friends for dinner at our usual spot, alcohol was offered, but I was just seeking my bed.
After our meal they asked me to join them at a party. I said I will pop in. I did. I greeted everyone who attended, and went to look for one of our friends. He was in his room, infused with vodka. He wanted sex. I said no. he then pushed me to his bed, removed my pants, raped me until I cried. I constantly begged him to stop. He didn't. I fought the hardest physical fight in life. The more I fought, the weaker I became.
When he was done, he looked at me and said 'first you come to Africa and feed us pap, and now look at you, weak.' He continued stating 'You South African women are all the same.' I was getting dressed while tears kept running down my cheeks. I ran out of the room to the garden and threw up. shaking. I rushed to my car, got in and couldn't link my key. I called my friends whom was inside the house. I wasn't calm. I remember shouting 'HE FUCKING RAPED ME'.
I got the car to start eventually. I drove about 500 meters, got out the car, threw up again. My mind chasing. No condom. What if! My then friends arrived, they drove me to my mothers place. I sat in the car, drying my face. I walked into my parents house with a straight face. I asked if I could shower. Mom still asked me, how was your night, my reply 'It was okay, thank you.'
I got into the shower, I washed myself for almost an hour. For six months thereafter I locked myself up. I didn't engage with anyone. I had nightmares which basically only got better in 2016. This man that raped me was from South Sudan, a former rebel. I remember the picture I carried around of him, standing in his rebel regalia and a AK47, that I have shown only to Malaika till this day. The two of us were invited for a youth retreat by the Thabo Mbeki Foundation and shared a room.
I broke the news at that retreat. I told my mother a year later, my then friends stopped communication, however kept enjoying the company of my rapist. Men drank double shots of whiskey with him, men I thought were my friends. Women continued to take selfies with him, professional women I looked up to.
Then came the why? Why not the police? Well to be completely honest, my family has no tolerance towards blacks. And I knew that my rape, being raped by a black man will make them proud of the continuous behavior they utter. I will hear 'I told you so', 'you want to befriend blacks, it serves you well' etc. It would've never been seen as just rape. A woman violated. The race of the man would've been more noteworthy to them.
A part of me protected, not the man that raped me, but black men in general. I wasn't going to destroy the black man so the white man can continue, and use me as an example. And I hope someday I can forgive myself for letting a man get away with rape. For not calling out trash.
I was young. Afraid. Alone. Forgive me for this.


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OLL President Joonas Suikula shares his favourite tips for an active summer. Some of these tips are also suited to students with summer jobs. What is your favourite way to stay active in the summer?
For holidaymakers
Go for a swim and/or head to the beach
Most towns have some sort of swimming facility or body of water where you can escape the heat of the summer. Swimming is also a great way to work on your fitness as it is such a comprehensive sport.
Beaches are often excellent places to play beach volleyball and other ball games. When you're off for a swim, you can also bring a frisbee or an American football to throw around. After a game it's nice to jump in for a refreshing dip. Stand up paddle boarding is also worth trying as it's an awful lot of fun!
Have a game of disc golf
Disc golf is constantly gaining in popularity. Every year dozens of new courses are opened all over Finland. The majority of courses are free to use, and buying the discs isn't a huge investment.
This is a laid-back sport that is fairly easy to learn. It will however take you a long time to master it, which is part of what makes it so addictive. Get hold of a few discs and get together a group of friends for an enjoyable summer's day! You can find courses here (in Finnish).
Take a hike
Finland is full of amazing hiking terrain, beautiful national parks and thousands of lakes. Just grab your backpack and head to the nearest national park for a day trip! In Southern Finland, you can also get to many national parks by bike or public transport. Or why not pack a large backpack and get the train to Lapland for a longer hike? You can find hiking trails on the Metsähallitus website here and Finnish bivouacs (laavu) to sleep in here.
If your legs aren't fit for hiking, just like the knee of the writer, you could always hire a kayak and explore the local waterways. Lakes Saimaa and Päijänne are also fantastic places to go kayaking. The Finnish nature is unbelievably beautiful seen from the water, and paddling is a nice form of exercise. If it's your first time, I recommend you stick to sensible distances as paddling is surprisingly hard work. You can find the best routes through kayak hire companies.
Go for a bike ride or a walk
The summer is the perfect time to be outdoors. So, jump on a bike or get on your feet and explore your local area. You could visit some local museums or get a group together, find a nice spot and have a picnic.
Working this summer?
Summer jobs can roughly be divided into office jobs and more physically demanding jobs. You can easily apply all these tips to your own workplace and make use of the most suitable ones in your work.
When working in an office, you should pay attention to taking breaks from sitting as well as your working position. Problems with the neck and shoulders are especially common. Also pay particular attention to the correct height of your screen and the positioning of your hands. Basically: set up your workstation correctly. Getting the ergonomics right makes the work more comfortable and efficient in the long run.
It is best to cycle or walk to work whenever possible. Also take the stairs instead of the lift. This is a great way to add exercise into your day almost without noticing it. If you are in a physically demanding job, remember to lift in the proper way. If you are standing at your workstation all day, try to change position to keep your blood flowing. You shouldn't spend too long in the same position. The human body was made to move.
You should invest in good shoes or at least good insoles as they make standing more comfortable. It is also easy to find insoles that suit a student budget. This is also worth bringing up with your employer. You might get a pair of work shoes simply by asking!
Ergonomics is always worth considering while working. A summer job is just a summer job, and you shouldn't sacrifice your body for it. Working life is like a marathon, and summer jobs are only the warm-up. So, remember to look after yourself!


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All about improving the customer experience for older consumers
Sunday, May 30, 2010
What a dreadful ad
Is it just me, but it looks as if it has popped through a hole in the space time continuum from the 1980s. Smiling, reassuring face of 'expert', banner headline claim "Instant relief from sensitive teeth", proof of claim "Clinical Studies Prove" call to action "Now prove it to yourself".
Maybe this is an ultra smart move my Colgate to select an old time ad format, hoping that its audience will remember it from yesteryear. Maybe, Colgate is stuck in time warp and have not moved their ad creative into a post millennium bug era? From a quick look at their web site, I favour the latter explanation.
I was particularly amused by the memorable micro site that Colgate has created colgatesensitiveprorelief.co.uk. At least this site uses video, even though the style is a single dimension pitch about the science of the product.What would Don Draper have said? Dick Stroud
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Located in the north-west of Russia, Karelia is famous for its unspoilt nature and wooden architecture.
While 50% of Karelia is forest, the republic is also home to 27,000 rivers and 61,000 lakes, with Ladoga and Onega lakes being the largest.
Spreading over 170 square kilometers, Karelia offers attractions for every taste: there's the Lake Ladoga area with Valaam Monastery and the spectacular Onega Lake with the world-famous Kizhi pogost and mysterious petroglyphs, as well the ancient towns of Sortavala and Olonets, not to mention the White Sea with its harsh beauty.
Petrozavodsk, the capital of Karelia, and its picturesque suburbs are also worth exploring, if only to visit Russia's first spa, founded by Peter the Great – Marcial Waters.
Part of Ruskeala mountain park, Ruskeala marble quarries were commissioned by Catherine the Great in the 18th century to supply marble for various construction projects in St.Petersburg, including Saint Michael's Castle, the Marble Palace, the Hermitage and St. Isaac's Cathedral. In the 19th century the quarry was abandoned and flooded to become one of Russia's most visually arresting tourist attractions.


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Washington. Deputy Secretary of US Department of State John J. Sullivan met in Baghdad with Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.
Deputy Secretary Sullivan congratulated Prime Minister Abadi and all Iraqis on their commitment to the democratic process and their formation of a new government.
The Deputy Secretary thanked the Prime Minister for his steadfast leadership in the battle against ISIS and reiterated the United States commitment to continued security, political, and economic cooperation with Iraq.
Deputy Secretary also thanked for working within the framework of the U.S.-Iraq Strategic Framework Agreement as mentioned in press statement released by US Department of State.
Meeting included a discussion with visiting leadership from the General Electric Company on the importance of expanding Iraq's economic ties and increasing foreign investment.
They also discussed to facilitate reconstruction, specifically by harnessing the innovative capabilities of U.S. companies as stated in press statement.


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Carrs Solicitors settle asbestos compensation claim
Carrs Solicitors recently settled a claim on behalf of the Estate of a late individual who worked for a company that had caused significant asbestos exposure to its staff over many years up to and including the early 1970s.
We were instructed in this case after the gentleman in question had passed away and we acted for his Personal Representative on behalf of his Estate.
This raised difficulties with regards to securing evidence as to the work done and the level of exposure. The parts of the site at which the work took place had to be ascertained partly through the family and partly through information contained in records.
Although the exposure took place a considerable number of years ago we were able to trace the successor company to the negligent employer and secure medical evidence, commence Court proceedings and ultimately secure a negotiated settlement of compensation on our client's behalf.
Contact Carrs Solicitors
If you or a family member has developed an asbestos related illness due to exposure at work you could be entitled to claim compensation from your employer. To find out how contact Carrs today by calling 01204 496898


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Christian Turner
Co-Host of Oral Argument
Christian is a law professor at the University of Georgia. He has taught legislation and regulation, legal theory, property, land use, the regulation of information, and natural resources law. Christian has degrees in mathematics and in law and has clerked for a judge, worked at a law firm, and taught in New York before coming to Georgia. Here's his curriculum vitae. Some of his academic writing can be accessed either at ssrn or at SocArXiv.
Christian Turner has hosted 211 Episodes.
Episode 210: Exponential
March 3rd, 2020 | 40 mins 46 secs
health law and policy, politics, standing, trump
Just Joe and Christian on the pandemic, new articles, and spring break.
Episode 209: The Gun Subsidy
February 21st, 2020 | 1 hr 29 mins
administrative law, economics, guns, law and economics, law schools, regulation, torts
On a solution to the gun violence crisis, with Justin Van Orsdol.
Episode 208: Competition Corner
February 14th, 2020 | 1 hr 5 mins
administrative law, constitutional law, ip, legislatures, originalism, politics, presidents, regulation
On reforming antitrust and competition law.
Episode 207: Bribery
January 31st, 2020 | 1 hr 22 mins
criminal law, economics, election law, regulation, theory
On bribery, with Deborah Hellman.
Episode 206: What Are We?
January 17th, 2020 | 1 hr 40 mins
economics, election law, jurisprudence, law and economics, philosophy, private ordering, regulation, theory, voting
On the segregation of markets, an article by Christian.
Episode 205: iBonus
December 22nd, 2019 | 27 mins 51 secs
legal practice, media, podcasts
A phone call about heroes.
Episode 204: Theocracy
October 13th, 2019 | 1 hr 31 mins
On Catholic integralism and liberalism.
Episode 203: Fifty-Four
September 8th, 2019 | 1 hr 43 mins
feedback, literature, philosophy, scholarship
Musings and mailbag.
Episode 202: Conversations
August 23rd, 2019 | 1 hr 24 mins
law schools, legal practice, literature, morality, professionalism, school, teaching
On seminars and excellence.
Episode 201: The Bag
July 28th, 2019 | 1 hr 45 mins
On tipping, fraud, bar exams, and law.
Episode 200: Cite Me, Don't Slight Me
July 8th, 2019 | 2 hrs 11 mins
administrative law, constitutional law, feedback, politics, standing, supreme court, trump
On the census debacle.
Episode 199: Offended Observer
June 22nd, 2019 | 2 hrs 11 mins
feedback, first amendment, land use, property, religion, speed traps, supreme court
We discuss items from the mailbag and go ahead and conduct our annual and absurd Supreme Court round-up (fifty minutes in).
Episode 198: The Means of Randomization
May 28th, 2019 | 1 hr 33 mins
empirical, ethics, morality, privacy, psychology, regulation, technology
On "irrational" reactions to experimentation, with Michelle Meyer.
Episode 197: LARPing
May 15th, 2019 | 1 hr 27 mins
On grading and happiness ... and LARPing, with Joe and Christian.
Episode 196: It at Least Exists
April 21st, 2019 | 1 hr 16 mins
antitrust, common law, judges, law and economics
On common law as a platform and its efficiency, with Daniel Sokol.
Episode 195: Based
April 7th, 2019 | 1 hr 19 mins
feedback, judges, podcasts
Into the mailbag we go.


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Yahoo you have got to get fairer!
Yahoo, I have used your My Page for years. Your articles are just so anti conservative, anti Trump - you can no longer be objective in your views.
It is obvious to anyone with a BRAIN - that your position is Anti everything unless it is a Liberal position. Your articles are virtually all Anti Trump - when about 50% of the people agree with him - that is about 1/2 of your audience. You are asking your readers to walk away and I am one of them. Six years and I have to leave - you no longer are fair or even allow thoughts or articles that I would want to read. LOOK at your Articles - biased in almost every way.
Good Bye Yahoo - it has been fun - if you ever return to NORMAL I may come back.
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Dale Sanhuber commented
Grow the **** Up and stop being led by the nose !
Jim Bonds commented
Why don't you tell Trump to stop doing so many idiotic things and then no one would have so much to report on.
Bill Z commented
I have a suggestion, you can join Brietbart and Fox
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good by you must be a very rich ***
Larry W Bremer commented
How about dumping the very biased Huffington Post for a start.
Diane Elmore commented
It is getting to where I want to leave because of this same thing and also I don't like a lot of what you offer anymore, especially news pages and other special pages.
3/24/2019-The Trump administration is set to approve seismic airgun blasting in the Atlantic Ocean. This is bad news for the animals who call these waters home – including endangered whales who could face extinction if the blasting resumes. Used to find oil and gas, the seismic air blasts can travel thousands of miles. They hit whales and other animals with such force it can cause injury or death. There are more humane ways to find oil and gas. Tell the Trump administration NO to seismic airgun blasting.
The articles are virtually all Anti Trump, because support him or not, he is an unorthodox, uncoordinated, unethical, uncouth individual in office of the President. He creates news, this news comes across as anti trump, because he is doing thing differently and incorrectly. All news in propaganda, you need to read and determine for your self what is correct. Blaming others like Yahoo is the cowardly way out.
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if you want to make someone mad, lie to them. if you really want to **** them off, tell them the truth.
Leftists never have been fair. Don't expect it to start anytime soon.


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Fixed a regression, introduced in 358.09, that caused incorrect rendering of OpenGL stereo applications in combination with Quadro Sync on certain GPUs.Fixed a regression, introduced in 358.09, that caused OpenGL stereo applications to hang when SLI AFR, SFR, or SLIAA modes were enabled.Fixed a regression, introduced in 358.09, that caused the system to hang while launching OpenGL applications when some SLI Mosaic topologies were in use.Fixed a bug that could cause some G-SYNC monitors to flicker on Kepler-based GPUs when running at low frame rates.Fixed a regression that could cause OpenGL or VDPAU applications to hang in Xinerama layouts which include multiple X screens that are driven by the same GPU.Added a fallback to allow GLX to function when UNIX domain socket communication is blocked between NVIDIA client-side GLX and NVIDIA server-side GLX. For example, the default SELinux policy on Fedora 22 prevents the NVIDIA 358.09 GLX driver from working in GDM3:https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1271401Fixed a bug that could cause nvidia-installer to crash when installing from a driver package that has had precompiled kernel interfaces added to it (e.g., by using the "--add-this-kernel" option).Fixed a regression from 358.09 that caused G-SYNC monitors configured to use 3D Vision stereo to go blank and report an unsupported signal.Fixed a regression from 358.09 that caused OpenGL applications that failed to negotiate permission to perform glXSwapBuffers via flipping to stop updating the screen. This was triggered on Fedora 22 where the SELinux system policy prevents gnome-shell from communicating with the X server.Now, OpenGL applications that fail to negotiate flipping will fall back to glXSwapBuffers via blitting.See https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1271401 for more details.Fixed a regression that reduced OpenGL performance on headless X server configurations.Fixed a memory leak that occurred after destroying a GLXWindow which still has the current context attached to it.Fixed a bug which caused EGL pbuffers to be created with both a front and back buffer, instead of a back buffer only, as is required for EGL.Added a new kernel module, nvidia-modeset.ko. This new driver component works in conjunction with the nvidia.ko kernel module to program the display engine of the GPU.nvidia-modeset.ko does not provide any new user-visible functionality or interfaces to third party applications. However, in a later release, nvidia-modeset.ko will be used as a basis for the modesetting interface provided by the kernel's direct rendering manager (DRM).Reduced flickering and delays when transitioning into or out of G-SYNC mode. As part of this change, monitors that have G-SYNC indicators in their on-screen displays will now always report that they are in G-SYNC mode. The OpenGL G-SYNC visual indicator can be enabled in nvidia-settings to determine when G-SYNC is actually being used.GLX protocol for the following OpenGL extension from OpenGL 3.0 has been promoted from unofficial to ARB approved official status:GL_EXT_draw_buffers2GLX protocol for the following OpenGL 3.0 commands:BindBufferRangeNVBindBufferBaseNVBeginTransformFeedbackNVEndTransformFeedbackNVGetTransformFeedbackVaryingEXTTransformFeedbackVaryingsEXTwhich are part of the following extensions:GL_NV_transform_feedbackGL_EXT_transform_feedbackhas been promoted from unofficial to ARB approved official status.With the above changes, GLX protocol for OpenGL 3.0 has been promoted from unofficial to ARB approved official status.Added a new system memory allocation mechanism for large allocations in the OpenGL driver. This mechanism allows unmapping the allocation from the process when it is not in use, making more virtual address space available to the application. It is enabled by default on 32 bit OpenGL applications with Linux 3.11+ and glibc 2.19+. Memory allocated this way will consume space in /dev/shm. Setting the environment variable __GL_DevShmPageableAllocations to 2 will disable this featureAdded support for OpenGL 4.3.Added support for X.Org xserver ABI 20 (xorg-server 1.18).


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Material Design Lite
##Introduction Material Design Light (MDL) is a library of components for web developers based on Google's Material Design philosophy: "A visual language for our users that synthesizes the classic principles of good design with the innovation and possibility of technology and science." Understanding the goals and principles of Material Design is critical to the proper use of the MDL components. If you have not yet read the Material Design Introduction, you should do so before attempting to use the components.
The MDL component library includes new versions of common user interface controls such as buttons, check boxes, and text fields, adapted to follow Material Design concepts. The library also includes enhanced and specialized features like cards, column layouts, sliders, spinners, tabs, typography, and more.
MDL is free to download and use, and may be used with or without any build library or development environment (such as Material Design Lite). It is a cross-browser, cross-OS web developer's toolkit that can be used by anyone who wants to write more productive, portable, and — most importantly — usable web pages.
Getting started
###Get the components To obtain the components, clone or download the GitHub MDL repository. Copy the entire package (the top-level folder and everything below it) to the project folder where you will write your HTML pages. This ensures that your project can access all of MDL's components and assets, and that you always have the original files for reference in case you break something. :-)
###Include the master CSS and JavaScript In each HTML page in your project, include the minified (compressed) CSS and JavaScript files using standard relative-path references and the Material Icon font. This example assumes that a copy of the MDL package folders resides in your project folder.
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Playground Replacement
Our playground equipment had to be removed because it was unsafe. We are trying hard to get grants to help replace the equipment. We have not had any luck as of now and are depending on the kindness of the community.
We have had several businesses along with friends in our community make wonderful donations. We thank them very much for all their help. We will need around 55,000 to replace the equipment.
We will have various fundraisers during the year. We also have an account open at Chase Bank in Bluffton Ohio that you are able to donate directly to this by sending a check or dropping by the bank and depositing this into account for Bluffton Child #3232.
We thank you for your time.


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Under 8 Yellow (Coach: Josh McConnell)
This round saw U8 Mitcham Yellow and Black face off in a tight encounter. Our captain James Watts played a magic game with his strong kicking game and led the team well. Both teams made great use of the ball sharing it well between their teammates. The improvement by all players is outstanding and great to see. With the rain coming down sideways both teams did not stop giving it all in the contest.
There were some fantastic individual efforts from Dan, Noah, both Charlie's, Thomas Linnett, Ryan. A special thank you to Harley and Morgan who played with us today. Both showed outstanding skills and tenacity at the ball that helped setup many scoring opportunities. The Two Brothers Cafe award went to our skipper today for his magic kicking, leadership and the ability to bring other players into the game. Josh Dakic won the Paneal Healthy Nut bar award for always playing in front in the forward line, but most importantly when in the back line. Our Mitcham Medal went to most selfless player in the team. He is a player that is always looking to share the ball with his teams and you mostly find him at the bottom of the pack getting it so his teammates can kick a goal for the team. With the most goal assists this season the medal went to Thomas Woodhead; great game Thomas. Next week sees Mitcham Yellow take on Croydon at 9:30.
Under 8 Black (Coach: Jeff Kane)
Today we took on very well skilled Mitcham Yellow team and our Captain for the day was Ned. The first quarter left us a bit shell shocked at just how good this yellow team was, however there was an inspirational captains goal early by Ned to get us on our way. The boys are learning more and more each week, and this week we took a few things away from the yellow team like being first to the ball, and looking for our teammates. Jett played well today and gave it his all from his premier position in the ruck. Marco had another great game and the big play of the day went to Mason, who tried hard all day and never gives up. Joel played well getting to the ball first and Joshua, Cooper and Rishi played first to the ball as they have all season to date. Tarran and Archer gave us run from the centre and also spent a lot of their time in defense. Well done! Roy is improving each week and today showed that he will be a big part of our team's success this year. Two medals were awarded today to our best on field who played their hearts out for the jumper; these two boys were Roy and Mason. Jett and Joel were also best for us as were Ned and Marco, well done boys. Also big thanks to Harley and Morgan who volunteered to play with the Yellow team against their own team mates and both boys played a great game.
Under 9 Yellow (Coach: Mark Butler)
The much-anticipated day arrived for the tiger boys from Mitcham to take on the rest of the EFL in the annual lightning premiership. Amid wind, rain, sunshine and thunder the boys took on Kilsyth, Lilydale, The Basin and Upper Ferntree Gully.
Game 1 against the home team Kilsyth was a cracking game of footy. We got out of the blocks early but lost the lead late. Some great team footy saw us claw back the lead and narrowly salute as victors by 1 point.
Mitcham 2.1.13 d Kilsyth 2.0.12
Goals: Heath Fox, Tyson Darmody
Game 2 saw us take on Lilydale and a superb team effort, where the boys worked hard to get first to the ball on most occasions, piled on the goals and kept the opposition scoreless.
Mitcham 5.1.31 d Lilydale 0.0.0
Goals: Heath Fox 2, Angus Butler, Will Serong, James Wilson
Game 3 was another tough match up against The Basin. We again led our opposition to the ball and with a great defensive attitude walked off the ground winners, again keeping the opposition scoreless.
Mitcham 2.2.14 d The Basin 0.0.0
Goals: Ty Crupi, Jackson Doherty
Game 4 was against another team who had won all their games in Upper Ferntree Gully. This game was a real see saw event with many score changes. We had to come from behind and against the odds, dug deep and pulled off a miraculous 1 point tiger win.
Mitcham 1.2.8 d Upper FTG 1.1.7
Goals: Ty Crupi
Thank you to all the tiger families, both yellow and black on a great day. It was great to support each other throughout the day. Well done guys on 4 fantastic, team orientated games of footy and congratulations on taking out the lightning premiership.
Under 9 Black (Coach: Peter Ajani)
Mitcham Black also played in the lightning premiership on Sunday. All the boys were on hand to take on some very skilled and talented A grade sides. The team battled hard against some extremely talented opponents and ended up winning the last of our three games in a thriller. In the first match we played Lysterfield Teal who really played exceptional footy. We then played Basin Red in a very close game which went done to the wire. Then we played the winner of our section, Waverley Blues Red who outplayed us in the first half but in the second half it was extremely even. The boys must have gained a lot of confidence as they came out all guns firing against Vermont and won an extremely close game. I awarded three Mitcham Medals for the day. One to Gus for his continued contested, never give up football, one to Lucas who attacked the ball as fiercely as anyone in the group and the last to Aaron who showed what happens when you trust yourself – he played his best footy so far this year. This was an extremely long day and I would like to thank everyone for making the day so enjoyable.
Under 10 (Coach: Brad Aujard)
Today we faced Mt Waverly away at Mt Waverly Reserve. Both teams had a successful Lightening Premiership the week before so we were expecting a thrilling match. The boys didn't disappoint with both teams playing hard in close footy with neither side giving an inch for the whole day. We were excited to see our boys remain cool under pressure and stick to the game plan.
Goals: Aden and Tynan Best: Ashton and Leo
Under 11 (Coach: Sandi Marini)
Today we played at home against Lysterfield black. Led by our captain Luke the boy's were fired up and set us up with a 5 goal first quarter. A great spread of goal kickers ensured a difficult job for the Lysterfield backline. Liam was fierce in his return from injury and Hudson, Oscar and Lachlan combined a lethal combination in the middle. Sam, Ned were Solid in defense again with James hard work resulting in a late goal. Jeremy's pace was on display causing pressure and turnovers. Good effort from Robbie and Noah in the second half. Today's best. Hudson, Liam, Ned, Jeremy, Oscar, George, James. Great to get a 10 goal win at home.
Final Score: Mitcham 9.15.69 d Lysterfield 1.0.6
Under 12 (Coach: Jason Philactides)
Today we obviously didn't get the result we were hoping to get. The wet and windy weather proved difficult for our boys today. In conditions like these, the brand of footy required to win a game needs to the boys to back themselves and win the footy. It took us a while to get started in the game, however, there were some brilliant passages of play and fantastic contributors on the day. I thought Damon and Fletchers game was brilliant. Damon's' tap work is getting better every week and once our midfield time their run, I am very optimistic they will be unstoppable. Fletcher had his best game so far. He was hard at the ball, won many one on one contests, and won his position all day. We are now two wins and two losses, so we have a little bit of work to do to stay in touch with the top four, however if we believe in ourselves and put in the hard work, then I have no doubt we will be in the top four soon.
Final score: Bayswater 4.5.29 d Mitcham 0.2.2
Under 12 Girls (Coach: Matt Schneider)
Today we travelled up to Healsville and from the outset it was clear we were up against a bigger, more experienced team. Our girls were slow off the mark and second to the ball in the first half and it hurt us on the scoreboard. In the second half we were able to get more of the play but breaking through for a score was proving difficult. To the girl's credit, they battled on, led by Riley, Steph and Lucy, with young Matilda A having a great game showing everyone how to go and get the footy. I am sure the girls will rest up after a tough encounter and bounce back next week
Final Score: Healsville 11.15. 81 d Mitcham 0.1.1
Under 13 (Coach: Mark Ross)
The U13's played Glen Waverley Rovers on a wet and windy day at Walker Park.
In the first quarter the Tigers conceded 2 goals into the breeze but fought back in the second to outscore the opposition and only trail by a single goal at half time. The third quarter saw the Tigers play some great team footy to add 2 unanswered goals and be ahead at three quarter time. The last quarter was a tough struggle with both teams kicking a single major, which enabled the Tigers to hold on to a well-earned team victory. Goal kickers were Dom-3, Ethan Wu-2 and Harry-1. "Uncle's Ball" went to Dan Harding who showed great endeavor all game and encouragement awards went to Benny who was "in and under" all game and Dom who was the dominant forward on the ground.
Final Score: Mitcham 6.9-45 v Glen Waverley Rovers 5.8-38
Under 14 (Coach: Shane Dickson)
The U14 team was comprehensively beaten by Boronia this week. Matthew Goodieson was the stand out player for Mitcham, whilst Jac Semple & Julian Hopkins also had strong games.
Best Players – Matthew Goodieson, Jac Semple & Julian Hopkins
Goals: Ryan Lynch & Ryan Walsh.
Final Score: Boronia 11.16.82 d Mitcham 2.2.14
Under 15 Girls (Coach: Luke Smith)
It hailed, it rained, the sun shone, it rained again, and I haven't seen that much wind since the great flatulence incident of 1986, but it was the same for both sides in the picturesque Montrose in the foothills of the Dandenongs. The mountain folk had come down from the hills and were ready to play. We really had everything against us, wind, rain, and a ground with a hill to contend with. But the best-looking side Mitcham Football Club has ever produced was up to the task, running out winners by 6 goals. Best players, Tiana, Lexy, Bridget, Chelsea and Alana. Goal kickers Bridget 3, Enola 1, Alice 1 and Tiana 1. New award this week for best fake tan that we will be calling the OompaLoompa award, it was a 3 way tie between Alice, Ally and Liv. Best makeup Cat and Zoe (looking like they had come straight from the nightclub) and lastly the straightest hair comp was abandoned due to the "Frizzy" weather conditions which was most unfortunate, and no we cannot play football with a shower cap on. Thanks to all those who helped on the day and a quick thanks to the boys from Mooroolbark who lined up at the gate to give our girls a high five as they entered the ground, well done boys. Best of luck to Enola with her crook knee and we look forward to getting you back in a few weeks.
Final Score: Mitcham 6.14.50 d Montrose 2.0.12
Under 17 (Coach: Cam Horsey)
We took on St Simons/Lysterfield at home. We started the game ok although not dominant and led early with a couple of hard fought goals. With the windy conditions it was hard to get the radar right and goals were going to invaluable to the team. At the first break we were up by 20 odd points and we asked the group to press forward and try and put the game out of St Simons reach. Weren't we in for a shock. We dropped our guard and the opposition scored 5 unanswered goals and we didn't look like getting the pill. At the main break the group were given a bit of a rev up and we answered the call, bringing our structures and control back and led by 10 going into the last. We ran out the last quarter strongly and showed dominance around the ground winning comfortably in the end. We can't allow teams any sort of control of the game, as it is so easy for the opposition to grab a footing in the game.
There were some good contributors for 4 quarters namely Spitter, jimmy N, Hoppo, Pows, Maxxy, Giles and Horse, but we need more contributors over the entire game if we are going to be challengers this year. Look forward to next week boys. Go Tiges!!!!
Final Score: Mitcham 8.14.62 d St. Simons / Lysterfield 5.4.34
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Where's Dubers?
Strolling main street,
my sister at my side,
"Where's Dubers?"
"Dupers is the Library."
A bench announces/someone
famous once lived here.
Benny's trio plays the grocery store.
The shadow of Police etched in glass,
under the new paint of the coffee shop,
the Catholic church bells ring in mass,
The Corner Bar, still thrives I'm told.
I see a man and woman,
strolling hand in hand down the dusty street,
a moments glance,
strangers in town.
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text: Russia's population and demographic dynamics have changed significantly since Soviet times and continue to evolve with strategic consequence for the United States. In the next fifteen to thirty years these changes will profoundly affect Russian society and its ability to reliably field land power of the size it has today. This trend may make Russia even more dangerous to the United States than it is today. The main elements of this analysis will seek to shed light on current and projected demographic trends in Russia, and examine how demographic change could influence the Russian strategic outlook and how it staffs and integrates its armed forces. In question is whether or not current or projected government policies will adequately manage the demographic changes occurring within the borders of the Russian Federation.


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To repair our leak we had to dig up one of the hydrants. We thought the problem was going to be the hydrant itself, although once we dug down it actually turned out to be the connection to the water line. The actual digging was not that bad. We've had inches of rain this week so the ground is more than saturated, plus the leak on top of that. However shovel after shovel of sopping wet mud gets very heavy very quickly. Jason had the pleasure of handling that job.
Muddy hands, muddy clothes, muddy everything by the end of this job!
After a couple of hours of digging in, crawling in, and working in the mud we finally had our repairs done. We were so disgusting when we were finished we actually took our clothes off outside before going in the house - good thing we don't have neighbors! Here's hoping that we have repaired this leak, I know neither of us care to do this again in the near future!
Jason, turn a frown upside down and smile
Please let this repair be the only one that is needed!
I took this video of Cuff Links and Baby playing over the fence a few days ago. At about 14 seconds that is where they do more than just have a stare-off.
Ivan and Apollo grazing in front of the pond
Grab the camera - a shed is in use!! Harmony and Cuff Links
Ivan rolling
Elfin, Trigger and Leo at the buffet
Dustin napping while Levendi grazed