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Three brothers. Three Secrets. One hope to save the shifters of Seattle.More info →
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Qualifying corporate bonds: loan relationships: chargeable assets
This guidance describes the capital gains aspects of the regime for Loan Relationships for companies from 1 April 1996 until the first accounting period to start on or after 1 October 2002. For periods beginning on or after 1 October 2002 see CG54100+
FA96/S93 excludes from the new regime the profit or loss on redemption or other disposal of a loan relationship where the amount which has to be paid to discharge the debt (whether on redemption or otherwise) is calculated by applying a relevant percentage change in the value of chargeable assets to the amount of the original loan. Such a loan relationship is referred to as an "asset-linked security".
A CHARGEABLE ASSET, for this purpose, is an asset where a gain on disposal by the company in question on or after 1 April 1996 would be a chargeable gain, on the assumption that it was not a disposal in the course of a trade. Gains accruing under TCGA92/S116 (10), see CG53820+, are to be disregarded. The range of "chargeable assets" was amended in FA2002/S74 for accounting periods ending on or after 26 July 2001. From that date a loan relationship is only an asset-linked security if it is linked to land (or an interest in land) or to qualifying ordinary shares listed on a recognised stock exchange.
A RELEVANT PERCENTAGE CHANGE refers to the percentage change in the value of the chargeable assets, or any index of the value of those assets, over (broadly) the life of the loan.
The retail prices index (RPI), and any similar general index published by or on behalf of any other government is not treated as an index in the value of chargeable assets, FA96 S93 (13). So debt linked to such an index may still fall to be dealt with wholly within the income regime.
FA96/S93 does not apply in cases where a disposal of the asset by the company would be treated as an integral part of its trading activities.
For further advice on the detailed interpretation of FA96/S93, see the CT manual.
Following the amendments in section 74 FA2002, loan relationships linked to assets other than land or qualifying listed shares, which would previously have been within section 93 FA1996, are within the main loan relationship regime from 26 July 2001. Guidance on the amendments to section 93 FA1996 and the operation of that section after the amendments is at CFM5900+.
Because their value will reflect the value of the underlying shares or other assets to which they are linked, only amounts relating to interest on these debts are brought into the income regime. Any profits or losses on disposal remain to be dealt with under capital gains rules. These rules are, however, modified as described below to ensure that gains on debts within FA96/S93 are always chargeable.
TCGA92/S251 (7) and TCGA92/S251 (8) ensure that where the disposal of a debt within FA96/S93 gives rise to a gain, the debt is treated as a security. So the exemption for simple debts in TCGA92/S251 (1) does not apply in these cases. See CG53445+.
Any charge, or allowance, on disposal would also be lost if the debt was a QCB. This is prevented by FA96/S93 (4) and TCGA92/S117 (A1). The combined effect of these Sections is that the debt is not treated as a QCB.
When computing any chargeable gain or allowable loss you should adjust the consideration for the acquisition or disposal of the debt to exclude any amounts which relate to interest. This applies also to events which would have been an acquisition or disposal but for TCGA92/S127 or TCGA92/S116 (10).


text: Does anyone have a simple saturation adjustment function for PIL? I haven't been able to find anything through Google, other than a VB script for converting between HSL and RGB. That could be hacked into a saturation function, but would be VERY slow... ANy suggestions would be most welcome, thanks! Kevin.


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Penjelasan (Jelaskan) Business Partner, Tab Business Partner Dan Transaksi Business Partner Pada Compiere ~ Irpantips4u
This document is the Business Process Style of the Business Companion Master data for SAP CRM. He was a 50/50 owner and the other partner couldn't do a issue about it with out resulting in a lawsuit and a request for an injunction and restraining order by means of the court method. A partnership can come into existence by the individuals concerned discussing it and agreeing to go into business with each other.
On the 1st day of August, commencing in 2010, and on the 31st day of July, 2011 and in each and every succeeding year, a general accounting shall be produced and taken by the partners of all sales, purchases, receipts, payments, and transaction of the partnership for the duration of the preceding fiscal year, and all the capital property and present liabilities of he partnership.
Without a partnership agreement, if a single partner desires to retire or is also ill to return to operate, other partners can just take over the client base and make no goodwill payment. The principal place of business shall be at shop lot no 7, Ground floor, Wisma Cyberwave, Jalan SS/14, 45000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor unless relocated by majority consent of the partners. The leaving partner is entitled to sell their share of the client base to an outsider.
A companion must, nevertheless, physical exercise the highest degree of great faith in all dealings with the other partners, devote time and consideration to the partnership business, and need to account to the other partners for any secret earnings produced in the conduct of the partnership business.
If the supply is accepted, it ought to be drafted in the type of a contract where all of the relevant provisions are set forth. In the most frequently connected instance of the term, a partnership is formed among one or much more businesses in which partners (owners) co-labor to accomplish and share earnings and losses. Each and every partner shall have free of charge access at all occasions to all books and records maintained relative to the partnership business.Read More


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My name is Lindokuhle Ngwenya and the journey to realising my potential started when I was elected into the Zenex Foundation–ISASA Maths & English (M&E) Programme in 2008. I was afforded the opportunity to be a learner at Inanda Seminary in KwaZulu-Natal through the Programme.
At this point, I could not see beyond my immediate goal of finishing high school and getting a job. However, I started to have a bigger plan for my future when I met Mrs Swinbourne, who mentored all the M&E Programme learners. Within a month, she helped me realise all the opportunities open to me and showed me that with education, the world was my oyster. I realised then that I could go further than just finishing high school. My potential was unleashed as I became aware of the fact that there is a much bigger world out there, beyond the small village I grew up in in Mpumalanga, and the two other provinces I had some exposure to through my education, Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal.
Even though I was behind with my education, the environment and support at Inanda Seminary helped me quickly catch up with school work. I was one of the top performing learners and All-Rounder Achiever award recipient by the end of my first year. With my education at Inanda, I was exposed to extracurricular activities like Karate, where I got to participate in provincial and national tournaments, won several trophies and developed a lot of the interpersonal skills that I possess today. I also got to develop leadership skills through my involvement in outreach programmes in the community. The extent of my development and involvement in various activities, culminated in being afforded an opportunity to either go on a high school exchange programme in England or take up a scholarship to study at Rollins College in Florida, USA.
In 2011, I began my tertiary education at Rollins College, one of the most prestigious institutions of higher learning in the world. This opportunity had been beyond my dreams, given my upbringing and my background. Before my journey with the Zenex Foundation, I never dreamt of furthering my studies at a university and now I hold a degree in Economics and Mathematics from a highly reputed institution.
While I was at Rollins College I got to participate in various community service, leadership projects and travel opportunities to other states such as Colorado, New Orleans, South Carolina and more. I got opportunities to study abroad in Argentina and learn some Spanish, I led a Service Immersion to the Bahamas and participated in a Field Trip Study to Nepal. I graduated in 2015 with a well-rounded academic experience, opportunities to be a student leader, and achieved several honours at College, such as the N. Ronald Pease Award, which is given to a student who had the most significant contribution to Rollins College.
|"Before my journey with the Zenex Foundation, I never dreamt of furthering my studies at a university
and now I hold a degree in Economics and Mathematics from a highly reputed institution."
I took up an employment opportunity at one of the top investment management companies in South Africa as of 2016. It has been a year since I started this exciting chapter of my life and I have just recently been awarded as one of the Top Performers for the first quarter of 2017.
I attribute my work ethic and quest for excellence to the values instilled in me during my high school years. That experience sparked a yearning in me to realise my potential; and I will be forever grateful for the opportunities I had. I now have a wider perspective of the world and what an individual can achieve with focus and determination. I hope that I will one day, be able to change another person's worldview, just as some else saw in me something bigger than my upbringing.


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In 2007, to much acclaim, the Endangered Species Act (ESA) was passed with support from members of all parties. Just six years later, the Liberals are quietly trying to gut the act, the NDP are muzzled by one or two northern members seeking exemptions for forestry, and the Progressive Conservatives are raging on about how the act is "throttling" industry. Only the Green Party has spoken out in defense of the act. With all the misinformation out there, it's time to set the record straight.
Fiction: The Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) claims that the proposed exemptions would have a "likely neutral" impact.
Fact: The proposed exemptions would in many cases drastically lower the standard of protection for endangered species across many industries including: forestry, pits and quarries, renewable energy, hydro operations, infrastructure development, waste management, and commercial and residential development. To claim that the impact of these exemptions will be 'neutral' is not simply misleading; it's about as close as you can get to a bald-faced lie.
Fiction: The MNR maintains that it has the support of environmental groups on its advisory panel.
Fact: To begin with, the advisory panel is stacked in the favour of industry. Only three environmental voices were at the table, two of which oppose the exemptions. (The third has sought an exemption for its own activities specifically, which should not be interpreted as support for the rest of the exemption package.) Looking to the wider environmental community, Ontario Nature is one of more than 54 environmental organizations that signed a letter to the Premier opposing the exemptions. Dozens of other organizations expressed serious concerns during the public consultations.
Fiction: The voters don't care.
Fact: Thousands upon thousands of Ontarians have opposed the exemptions through written submissions, e-mails, phone calls, letters and meetings with their MPPs. So far, these pleas are falling on deaf ears. Please turn up the volume by taking a minute to call or e-mail your MPP telling them to stand up for endangered species by opposing the proposed exemptions. (Click here to find your MPPs contact information.) Not only is it the right thing to do, but protecting these vulnerable species is critical for our long-term social, economic and environmental well-being.
For more information, visit: www.ontarionature.org/protect/campaigns/endangered_species.php.
By Dr. Anne Bell, Ontario Nature


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lördag 10 oktober 2015
Some more decorations for the season
söndag 4 oktober 2015
Welcome october, decorations for my home
Dear fellows. I'm so damn stressed, my job takes too much of my sparetime and I don't even have time for my studies. I have also missed to have a clean and decent home because I don't have time to keep it up. But today I had to start a little. Im blogging from my phone so please excuse if the text looks weird and photos are not aligned.
The kitchen got a slight clean and curtains (havent put up curtains for a year). My only pumpkin for this year has turned orange plus some orange mini pumpkins gives the right colour for the season.
Of all places , I found this adorable pumpkin lantern at our "outsale store" Ö&B. It's very much my type and is a perfect add to my livingroom. That store is one of few who actually sells halloween stuff here in Sweden.


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April 7 2009, Moscow. – Aeroflot activated e-ticket with its 100th interline partner, Luxair (Luxemburg). At the moment, Aeroflot has concluded 189 interline agreements.
Activating e-ticket with interline partners facilitates international business cooperation with partner-carriers worldwide, and is a part of the e-ticket implementation program in Aeroflot.
Aeroflot began introduction of the e-ticket with interline partners in the late 2006. The company's first partner was Continental, and the first e-ticket was activated in March 2007. In 2008, the company concluded 63 more e-ticket interlining agreements with its partners.
Over the three months of this year, 8 e-ticket agreements with interline partners have been signed. By the end of 2010, the company plans to introduce the e-ticket with all its interline partners.
The percent of Aeroflot's e-tickets in March was 67.66% (compared to 13.05% in March 2008). The total amount of e-tickets sold in the period from January last year to April this year was 3 852 062.
According to Sergey Kiryushin, deputy CEO and IT Director, e-tickets in Russia were legalized only two years ago, and Aeroflot had to catch up with the world's leading carriers in terms of e-ticket introduction. Sergey Kiryushin stressed that today e-tickets are available for Aeroflot's entire route network. "We are committed to the "e-based" cooperation with our partners and agents. On the whole, Aeroflot already is an e-company and ranges with the world's leading airlines. At the same time, we are extensively developing electronic business systems, and first of all I am referring to the website WWW.AEROFLOT.RU" he said.


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This was in response to me, and countless others calling for him to denounce the hate site for its involvement in the Charlottesville Nazi attack.
Meanwhile one of the more 'mainstream' defenders and purveyors of Islamophobia writes this:
confront the intolerant and authoritarian forces of political Islam.
While the ISIS caliphate in Mosul is falling, a more domesticated form of Islamism is tragically taking root in countries like Turkey, Indonesia and even regions of the Philippines.
When glimmers of this agenda crop up in Europe and North America, politicians and the chattering classes do everything to accommodate its bigotry and little to denounce it.
The phonies and fakers. The scam artists and hustlers. The scumbags and racists.
If there's a void, they'll move to fill it.
Listen to him, using a Nazi rally and subsequent attack that killed and injured people, as an opportunity to make people more scared of Muslims. I guess he knows a thing or two about filling a void.
Speaking of voids, here's a website to avoid:


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Rovers record away victory in the capital
Leyton Orient 0 DONCASTER ROVERS 2
Referee – Mr Nigel Miller
Attendance – 4,401 (620 visitors)
A fine but cool afternoon welcomed the Rovers to Brisbane Road for the first time in over four years. They made four changes from the Norwich City game, Rob Jones, David Syers, Chris Brown and Kyle Bennett coming in for Paul Quinn, Shelton Martis, Martin Woods and Robbie Blake. The home team made two changes from the last game Jimmy Smith and Mathieu replacing ex Rovers player Antony Griffith, suspended, and Martin Rowlands, injured. The Rovers defended the South Stand end, Buckingham Road, in the first half.
The Rovers kicked off and were soon on the attack, with Syers and Hume having shots from just outside the penalty area but both high over the bar in the first four minutes. Then the home team got into the game and forced a couple of corners, which were successfully defended. In the 10th minute, Cotterill played a long ball from his own half down the line for Brown, he put inside to HUME, who went between two defenders before shooting low across the keeper into the far corner of the net. Minutes later and a Cotterill cross from the right was headed into the sidenet by Bennett at the far post. In the 16th minute the O's won three corners in a minute, all defended well. Then, a cross by Cook from the home left was headed wide by Baudry at the far post. However, in the 19th minute, the Rovers extended their lead when Bennett, on the left, crossed to the middle, the ball was headed out of defence to Syers whose shot from 25yards was steered past the keeper by COTTERILL Back came the Orient and won a couple of corners but gained noting from them. Past the half hour and the Rovers won their first corner but it was cleared. The Rovers continued to have a majority of the play to the break and looked comfortable in dealing with the home team's efforts to attack.
Half Time – Leyton Orient 0 Doncaster Rovers 2
The home team set the game in motion and went down their left before the cross came in to the near post which Woods collected. Minutes later and the home team won a corner on the right. In the melee following Woods saved the ball on the line. Then Cox, on the home right, crossed to the far post where Lisbie's header was well saved by Woods. In the 53rd minute the Rovers got their game going and a good move down the right saw Hume put Syers in on goal but a great tackle by McSweeney saved the day for the Orient. The home team were having the better of the possession since the break but the Rovers were defending well. In the 70th minute a long ball from Husband put Hume down the right and, cutting in, he shot across the face of goal and out for a goal kick. At the other end a corner to Orient was cleared. In the 75th minute a free kick to the Orient on their right was placed by Sawyer into the six yard box but ran through and out as players rushed in to meet it. Bennett then had a run before shooting from 30yards but the keeper easily collected it. Lisbie, in the Rovers area, passed back to Laird, who fired wide from 25yards and Cox, on the left, put a right footer over the bar from 30yards. The match got a bit feisty late on, with the referee issuing a number of yellow cards, and then he saw fit to bring the captains together and tell them to keep their players in check. The Orient tried hard to the end but had no cutting edge and the Rovers defence kept them well in check, to run out winners by two clear goals.
Result – Leyton Orient 0 Doncaster Rovers 2 (Hume 10, Cotterill 19)
Teams – Leyton Orient - Ryan Allsopp; Leon McSweeney, Ben Chorley, Nathan Clarke ©, Gary Sawyer; Dean Cox, Jimmy Smith, Mathieu Baudry, Lee Cook; Kevin Lisbie, Ryan Brunt
Subs used – Marc Laird for Baudry 61 mins; David Mooney for Brunt 68 mins; Moses Odubajo for Cook 68 mins;
Subs not used – Michael Symes, Afolabi Obafemi, Lloyd James,
Caution – Chorley 30 mins; Sawyer 85 mins;
ROVERS – Gary Woods; James Husband, Jamie McCombe, Rob Jones ©, Tommy Spurr; David Cotterill, James Harper, David Syers, Kyle Bennett; Iain Hume, Chris Brown
Subs used – Martin Woods for Bennett 80 mins; Paul Quinn for Cotterill 85 mins; Billy Paynter for Hume 87 mins;
Subs not used –Shelton Martis, Robbie Blake, Paul Keegan, Neil Sullivan gk
Caution – Bennett 67 mins; Brown 75 mins; Cotterill 80 mins; Paynter 90+2 mins;


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Posts Tagged 'toddler'
Shin-chi's Canoe by Nicola I. Campbell, illustrated by Kim LaFave
When Shi-shi-etko and her younger brother, Shin-chi, are sent to a residential school, they have to leave not only their parents behind, but also the names their parents gave them as well. The siblings are sent to separate dormitories and not allowed to speak to each other, or in their native language. But before they are forced to part, Shi-Shi-etko gives Shin-chi a small toy canoe, to remind him of the family who loves him, and that one day will all be together again.
This is not a happy book, but it is a beautiful book. A lovely, sad story about colonialization and destruction, and strength and importance of family. All told with gorgeous text and illustrations.
Stanley the Farmer by William Bee
Stanley the Hamster spends a busy day on his farm. With help from friends, he manages to get everything done.
(ok, for the record, unbound galleys of picture books are weird. now, moving on…)
A simple, cute story, that condenses the time needed to grow and harvest, but has bright pictures and the right amount of detail for small children.
Blue on Blue by Dianne White, illustrated by Beth Krommes
Cotton clouds.
Morning light.
Blue on blue.
White on white.
A peaceful, sunny day is interrupted by rain and thunder and lightning, but before the day is done, the sun comes back to say goodbye and goodnight.
It's a very nice book, and decent enough poem, and I love Krommes' style (with the exception of some of the peoples' facial expressions).
Are You My Mommy? by Joyce Wan
"Mommy! Mommy! Where is my mommy?" a little bunny cries, as they ask all the animals they encounter if they are their mother.
SQUEE! A new Joyce Wan book!
No, this is not a new premise, but Wan's take on it is excellent and fresh and adorable, as always. Wan turns the common trope into a guessing game, as each adult animal responds to the bunny by saying "No, I am a [chicken/pig/horse] and my baby is a…" with the answer on the next page, giving little ones a chance to guess and show off. Each answer is also revealed with the use of a clever cut out, creating visual and tactile interest. Plus, for such a small, short book, it does a wonderful job of introducing vocabulary – many board books use words like "chicken" but fewer use "foal."
In My Meadow by Sara Glillingham & Lorena Siminovich
I've reviewed another in this series and everything I said about In My Forest is true of this book as well. The sense of place is not quite as well defined here, but that's only because this book focuses more on sustenance (clover, strawberries, and cool water) than on surroundings. And since that's a decision that makes sense for a series of board books, and creates a richer experience over the course of the series, I can't fault it or the creators for doing so.
Creature Colors by Andrew Zuckerman
Yes, I know that your library probably has more books about colors than you know what to do with, but you'll want to make room for this one, I promise. Zuckerman's brilliant, bright, and detailed photographs really make this book stand out, even if it does sometimes feel like half the animals are birds of one type or another.
In My Forest by Sara Gillingham
designed by Sara Gillingham
illustrated by Lorena Siminovich
The deer finger puppet in the center, and the over widening cut-outs around the deer, are what first catch little ones' attention. (And mine, I must admit.) But Gillingham and Siminovich have managed to create a book that is much more than just that. The text is simple and straightforward, but never awkward, and the illustrations are full of texture and interest, yet soft and sweet. Most notable is the sense of place that Gillingham has managed to create simply by emphasizing the location of the deer as being in the forest, in winter, and combining that with the puppets and cut-outs.
Highly recommended.
Bringing in the New Year by Grace Lin
A young girl and her family prepare to celebrate the New Year.
What makes this book remarkable is all the ways in which it isn't – all the ways that it treats celebrating the Lunar New Year as important and special, but also just as normal or typical as any Western holiday. There's no introductory explanation of who this family is or where they live or when the Lunar New year is in relation to the Western calendar. It's simply a listing of all the things that make this holiday special. Just as one might find in a typical (US) book about Christmas or Thanksgiving. By centering the experience of the family in the book, rather than the experiences of others, Lin fosters connection and recognition rather than distance and detachment.
Lin's brightly colored illustrations fit the celebratory tone of the story. They also help to explain and define terms and actions that might be unfamiliar to some readers – without requiring awkward pauses that would interrupt the flow of the story, or a scholarly tone that might depersonalize the festivities.
Highly recommended.
Baby Loves Winter! by Karen Katz
"It's winter! What will Baby see?"
All kinds of wintry things, underneath large flaps. Good book, and large sized flaps are the best, but there's nothing super memorable here, and I'm getting a little annoyed with the fact that, in this particular series by Katz, "Baby" is always white.
Recommended, with reservations.
Reading Round-up 2014: week 11
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When disaster strikes the asteroid colony of Phoecea, it's up to Jane Novio, manager of the Resource Commission, to figure out the logistics of how the colony is going to survive. With Jane soon dealing with a rogue AI, probable sabotage, and the Martian mob – all on top of a colony threatening water crisis and the aftermath of a tragic accident – the question quickly becomes if Phoecea will remain intact and functioning, not how.
This wasn't a book that I fell into quickly, but when I did fall, I fell hard. It's not just that Jane is both competent and interesting, and old enough to have experience and history. I also desperately loved how much the story was aware of how vital many of the mundane things we take for granted are. Living in California, especially now, the importance of access to potable water is something that is increasingly hard to ignore, and so I found the underlying crisis both relevant and believable. The supporting cast is great as well, and I'm realizing that I'm a sucker for good AI stories.
Let's Play House by Emma Quay, illustrated by Anna Walker
In very few – but well chosen – words and with soft but expressive pictures, Quay and Walker show the ups and downs of playing with friends, and the joys of playing pretend.
I don't know if I'm just looking in the wrong places, but I have a hard time finding books for children that focus on the dramatic play they engage in every day. With the exception of Antoinette Portis' excellent picture books, the act of imaginative play almost feels like the preschool set's version of Fight Club: first rule of playing pretend, don't talk about playing pretend. Which is very odd, not only because I have memories of picture books and easy readers that talked about it when I was young (perhaps it's just books for toddlers in which the topic is lacking?), but also because it's extremely common for young children to preface their play with "but just for pretend."
Which is a very long winded way of saying: when I saw this book, I had to grab it. Short and cute, it's perfect for older toddlers and exactly the kind of book that I've been looking for to add to my "imagination" story time.
Reading Round-up 2014: week 10
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The End (Almost) by Jim Benton
A blue bear named Donut has a story he wants to share with you! But when the story is over, will Donut be ready for the book to end?
I could tell you how silly and hilarious this book is, but since it's written and illustrated by Jim Benton – creator of Dear Dumb Diary, Frannie K. Stein, and the Happy Bunny – do you really need me to? More seriously though, Benton did a great job adapting his humor to a younger set of kids than his books usually target. It's not quite There is a Bird on Your Head levels of funny, but it is definitely entertaining.
This is, indeed, yet another board book about opposites for young children. Coat's book is worth highlighting, however, because of it's uniqueness and memorable design.
This particular concept book doesn't feature a popular character or only make use of the typical pairings for such titles. Instead, the pages inside use a (often) red hippopotamus to illustrate the difference between heavy and light, in front and behind, etc. By using the same basic shape for each page (the red hippopotamus has a very geometric design to it) Coat's book is able to present concepts (like "transparent") that would be much more difficult otherwise This is also one of those board books with the extra thick and glossy pages, and several of the shapes on the pages are raised or indented, making the pages easier and more interesting for little hands. Not every pair works as well as it could, but it's well done overall. Highly recommended.
The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister (board book version)
Rainbow Fish was beautiful, too beautiful to play with the other fish. Only, now Rainbow fish is lonely. What will he do?
That first sentence up there is almost exactly what the first page says. Which tells you all you need to know about this book. I suspect that there's more text in the picture book version of this story, and perhaps the extra words are an improvement. But yikes! I think the moral of the story was supposed to be about sharing or being considerate, instead the lesson seems to be that you should give away parts of your body so that people will like you.
Snow by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
"I have always loved the snow." Page by page, a young bunny talks about all the things she loves about snow and winter.
I always have such high hopes for Wallace's books; she's done so many on the kinds of topics that make for great preschool themes. And yet…the text is always matter of fact, there's no rhythm or elegance to it, and the illustrations are readable but lack inspiration or harmony. They're always just serviceable enough, but never really well done.
Look and Learn: Opposites by National Geographic
Despite the page layouts being slightly busier than they ought to be for a board book, this is an excellent concept book for little ones. National Geographic's stunning photographs are put to good use (badly photoshopped cover notwithstanding), as they always are. It also goes beyond the typical set up for such books; after each type of opposite is introduced in the traditional way (an image illustrating that particular pair, and the accompanying text) it doesn't immediately move onto the next pair. Instead, the following pages then present a similar, but more complicated picture, as well as questions that invite parents and toddlers to have deeper conversations about the concept. The layouts on these pages could use some cleaning up, but they do an excellent job modeling for parents how to engage their children in dialog about the books they are reading.
My Lucky Little Dragon by Joyce Wan
I adore Joyce Wan's You are My Cupcake and We Belong Together, so I was very excited to stumble across My Lucky Little Dragon on display at the bookstore. Just like the other two board books, My Lucky Little Dragon features a different endearment on each spread, this time focusing on the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. Wan's illustrations are just as adorable as always and full of personality. They also feature a variety of colors that pop! off the page, yet remain soft and almost pastel, rather than being limited to high contrast primary colors.
Curious Baby George: My First Words at the Farm by Greg Paprocki
Just as the title says, this board book is about farm related words, consisting of illustrations and the names of various nouns included in the pictures. The illustrations themselves will likely delight it's target audience, but the choice of font and words are questionable. It's not an awful book, but there are much better books out there available for the same price.
If you recall, Hale is also the author/illustrator of Baby Giggles, which was cute, adorable, and well put together – but extremely homogenous, in terms of the kinds of babies being photographed. Baby Colors still treats white as the default, but manages to have closer to a quarter or third of the children pictured be children of color. The rhyming text works, although the colors being discussed aren't always as prominent as they could be. Overall, a good book to have in the collection, despite it's flaws.
The Day I Had to Play With My Sister by Crosby Bonsall
A young boy and his even younger sister attempt to play hide and seek, but the younger sister doesn't quite understand how to play.
For some strange reason I remember liking this book as a kid. Which makes me wonder about the overall quality of easy readers available at the time. To be fair, there is humor here, and it's the kind of humor that your average seven year old with a younger (or older) sibling can relate to. The illustrations in particular haven't aged well though, and it's a meaner type of humor than, say, what readers find in the Piggie and Elephant books.
Mommy, Mama, and Me by Leslea Newman, illustrated by Carol Thompson
I've been known to complain about the quality of books like Heather Has Two Mommies in the past. While the diversity they bring and respect they show are both much needed, their quality in terms of craft isn't always up to par. Not so with this lovely book.
Newman's text is full of catchy rhymes that keep the pages turning and the illustrations are expressive, clear, and skillful. While Thompson's style doesn't quite match my personal taste, there is no denying that her work is well done and engaging. Together they present scenes that are familiar to all families, and yet depict a type of family that is under represented in quality children's books.
More like this, please!
Rapunzel's Revenge by Shannon and Dean Hale, illustrated by Nathan Hale
For as long as she can remember, Rapunzel has lived in comfort in Mother Gothel's villa, never knowing what lay beyond. Until the day she scales the walls and finally begins to understand what the woman she was taught to call mother is really capable of. Now her curiosity has become a question for the truth, and Rapunzel won't stop until she, and everyone else, is safe from Mother Gothel.
I so very much wanted to love this book, and there was, indeed, much that I liked about the characters and plot. Unfortunately, the illustration style never grew on me and so ended up being distracting rather than adding to my enjoyment of the story.
Sonny Kroll dreams of being a baker, a world famous chef with her own television show. Right now though, she's sitting in the car with her mom, all their belongings tossed hastily into the trunk and backseat, on their way to a new town, a new place to live, and a new school. Complete with a new principal that Sonny needs to keep from finding out that she can't read.
I've heard good things about Bauer's work, but this was another book that wasn't awful, yet didn't really impress me either. It's the type of book I'd try including in a large library collection, but wouldn't necessarily recommend.


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Salo has obviously been told not to talk. I called him on his cell phone in Finland on Friday and we had a crystal-clear connection. When he answered, I said, 'Is this Sami?' and he said 'yes.' I said, 'Sami, this is Brad Ziemer from The Sun.' Then Sami suddenly had a hard time hearing me. "Hello, hello, hello," he said, before hanging up.
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Robert Montgomery was an American actor and director.
Montgomery was born Henry Montgomery Jr. in Beacon, New York, then known as "Fishkill Landing", the son of Mary Weed and Henry Montgomery, Sr. His early childhood was one of privilege, since his father was president of the New York Rubber Company. When his father committed suicide in 1922 by jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge, the family's fortune was gone.
Montgomery went to New York City to try his hand at writing and acting. He established a stage career, and became popular enough to turn down an offer to appear opposite Vilma Bánky in the film This Is Heaven. Sharing a stage with George Cukor gave him an in to Hollywood, where, in 1929, he debuted in So This Is College. Montgomery entered the moving picture industry during the revolution of the talkies, which made it more difficult to impress the studio. One writer claimed that Montgomery was able to establish himself because he "proceeded with confidence, agreeable with everyone, eager and willing to take suggestions." During the production of So This Is College, he learned from and questioned crew members from several departments, including sound men, electricians, set designers, cameramen an film editors. In a later interview, he confessed that "it showed that making a motion picture is a great co-operative project."
So This Is College gained him several attention as Hollywood's latest newcomer, and he was put in one production after another, with his popularity growing steadily. He initially played exclusively in comedy roles, but portrayed a character in his first drama film in The Big House. The studio was initially reluctant to assign him in such a role, until "his earnestness, and his convincing arguments, with demonstrations of how he would play the character" won him the assignment. From The Big House on, he was in constant demand. Appearing as Greta Garbo's romantic interest in Inspiration started him toward stardom with a rush. Norma Shearer chose him to star opposite her in The Divorcee, Strangers May Kiss, and Private Lives, which led to stardom on a high rank. During this time, Montgomery appeared in the first filmed version of When Ladies Meet .


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Online Casino Software
There are numerous online casino software providers that are part of the lucrative online gaming industry. Each software provider has its own strengths and weaknesses. However, choosing the best provider depends completely on the gaming operator. In order to provide more control over what these casino software companies develop, the licensing and testing of online casino software has become more stringent in recent times.
It is important for all casino software providers to obtain a legal license to develop casino software and games and also rigorously test them for fair play, before it is offered to the public. If you intend on exploring the online gaming world, you should be acquainted with the most reputable software providers that offer quality products, fair and safe games, good game variety and the best bonus offers.
Types of Software Providers
This is an important field from the perspective of a player; there are two types of roles that casino providers take on.
- Software Developers: Some casino software developers like BetSoft Gaming and NextGen only create games which are licensed to casinos. The casino then acquires a similar license with an e-commerce company, which helps them to carry out secure transactions.
- Game Suppliers: Here, the software provider offers casinos a full package, where they handle the creation of games and also offer solutions regarding marketing and monetizing to name a few.
Most casino players prefer the second option since it is a safer option because these software providers vet all of the casinos they license their product to and scammers cannot get licensed easily.
Independent Testing
To ensure that the games on the market are impartial, independent third-party auditing companies conduct rigorous tests on the games created by these software and game developers.
Two such auditing companies are eCOGRA and TST. Casinos display their auditor's seal of approval on their homepage and this information is also included with the games' payout percentages.
Licensing Jurisdictions
Specific gambling jurisdictions grant licenses to casino software providers, which certify that the provider's services are safe, reliable, secure and trustworthy.
For instance, Microgaming can offer the UK market its software and online casino gaming products to because of its license from the UK Gaming Commission.
Casino Software Providers Vs Casino Operators Payout Percentages
The payouts at an online casino are either set by the software provider or by the casino operator.
- Casino Software Providers: The payouts are set to a default standard by the software developers to ensure that the players get fair gameplay, while the casino can still make a profit in the long run. This pattern is followed by Microgaming, Playtech, NetEnt and many of the other big names.
- Casino Operators: Some of the developers allow the casino to set their own payouts. Real-time Gaming falls in this category.
The Best Software for Real Money Games
Different software companies offer different forms of services. The following are the main aspects of casinos that players consider when choosing the best software to suit their preferences.
- Payouts: The payouts are usually offered by Microgaming and NetEnt. NetEnt has a slight edge because a lot of the older Microgaming titles, along with their progressive slots, have very low RTPs.
- Size: Playtech is the best sheer size is considered. Playtech offers everything from hundreds of slots and table games, to share trading and much more.
- Aesthetics: NetEnt, BetSoft and IGT provide the best looking games. BetSoft has an edge over the other two as it has been consistently creating aesthetic games without any generic titles in its repertoire.
- Originality: NetEnt provides the most original online slot games. Their games are the most novel, innovative and different.
- Slots: Once again, some of the best online slots are powered by NetEnt. These online slot games are popular based on the aesthetics, originality and variety they provide.
- Table Games: The best table games are provided by Playtech as they tend to have a similar feel to the class land based casino games.
Mobile Casino Software
Casino software developers have to cater to mobile casino fans as the number of players who choose to visit online casinos from their mobiles is increasing every day. Because of this, most of the leading casino software companies have some form of mobile gambling. In fact, a number of the major software providers such as Microgaming and Playtech now focus more on mobile gaming than desktop gaming.
Reviews of Casino Software Providers
Some of the well-known software providers are reviewed here based on the types of free bonus cash they offer.
This software is popular for its free spins offers on selected slots like Starburst and/or Jack and the Beanstalk among others. Currently, NetEnt offers a total of 154 online casino games. Play the majority of these games at well-known casinos like Leo Vegas.
Find out more about Net Entertainment's no deposit bonus offers
Microgaming offers players the largest online casino gaming library in the world. They have created more than 800 casino titles and over 1,200 game variants. Most of the casinos that offer free play no deposit bonuses are powered exclusively by this software provider.
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Real Time Gaming (RTG) is one of the few software providers that offer their services and products to the US online industry. They have created more than 150 different gaming titles of which, the most popular ones are the Real Series slots. RTG is famous for offering great no deposit bonus codes.
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Playtech offers more than 200 high quality casino games like the Marvel slots, which is a popular favorite of online casino players. Playtech generally offers limited no deposit bonuses and free spins on its slots is also rare to come by.
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Rival Gaming
Rival Gaming Has developed more than 120 casino games including the most popular, i-Slots. Desert Nights Casino is one of the well known casinos that is powered by this provider. Rival gaming also offers very limited no deposit bonuses and just a few free spin bonuses.
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If you are playing poker, you need to understand your opponents in order to beat them. The same applies for most online games. The more you know about the people who developed the software, and the more you know about that particular software, the better your chances are of beating it.
After all, the more you know, the more you can win!


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Clyde Travel Management has announced that it has taken ownership of north Scotland-based Beaver Travel.
Beaver Travel operates two offices in Elgin and Forres and has been in business since 1973. Clyde, which also owns Alba Travel in Inverness, said the Beaver team will continue to provide service to its customers while receiving an investment in training and technology.
Fiona Widdowson of Beaver Travel said: "We are confident that under the management of Paul Cronje and his team, Beaver Travel will continue to serve the communities it operates in with the professionalism, expertise and kindness is has done for the last 40 years."
Paul Cronje, director of Clyde Travel Management, added: "We are delighted to have Beaver Travel join the Clyde family. Both brands are established institutions in their own communities, having both been in existence for over 40 years. We already enjoy a lot of shared values and I'm sure we will learn many good practices from each other as we move forward."


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Name of Hall: Ruqayyah Hall
Head of Office: Professor Dr. Zeenat Huda
Designation: Provost
With twelve female students, the first Women's residential hostel of University of Dhaka started functioning at Chameli House in 1938. This hostel was recognized as Women's Hall from September, 1956. In 1964, this Women Hall was named as "Ruqayyah Hall" after the name of Begum Ruqayyah who dedicated her whole life to emancipate the women of this sub-continent. Mrs. Akther Imam, Professor of Philosophy, University of Dhaka was the first Provost of this Hall.
Honorable Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, laid the foundation stone of 7th March Building of Ruqayyah Hall on November 14, 2012.
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Professor Dr. Zeenat Huda
Principle House Tutor
(1) Mrs. Jahanara Khan
Part-Time House Tutors
(1) Mrs. Gagayyaba Kizilgul
(2) Mrs. Lafifa Jamal
(3) Dr. Salma Nasrin
(4) Mrs. Syeda Atiqun Nahar
(5) Mrs. Suraiya Akter
(6) Dr. Afrose Sultana Chamon
(7) Mrs. Rowshan Akter
(8) Mrs. Rumana Parveen
(9) Mrs. Monira Begum
(10) Mrs. Khandker Khairunnahar
(11) Mrs. Usmita Afrose
(12) Mrs. Sumaiya Farhana Kabir
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text: This is a student project against FGM. It is a cause I am personally very passionate about. This campaign has also been chosen as a finalist in the Creative Conscience Awards 2015. Female Genital Mutilation is a very serious cause, and a grotesque practice. Because it is a difficult topic, people choose to ignore it. Therefore, I wanted to create something that demostrates it in a more digestible way. A light way for the viewer to take in the message. "60,000 girls under the age of 15 are at risk of FGM in the UK. Donate to the FGM Shelter and let us help those who survived this horrific practice."


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Ram Ki Bandi is a Food Truck opp to Karachi Bakery, Nampally, Hyderabad who are specialist in making different varieties of DOSA. People often come here to eat mainly for DOSA, the taste is delicious and i am sure you will eat atleast 2 or 3 dosa's per visit! i have seen some food lovers coming from other states just to have this dosa , they might be very enthusiastic about the tastes. And its 100% Vegetarian Food !
Directions to Ram Ki Bandi
Note: These are the Directions to Karachi Bakery,Nampally! You will find Ram Ki Bandi Opp of this bakery as this food court doesn't have official check in Maps so i need to post like this!
Different Varieties of DOSA
1. Butter Dosa
2. Cheese Dosa
3. Masala Dosa
4. Butter and Cheese Dosa
5. Paneer Dosa
6. Cheese ans Paneer Dosa
7. Paneer and Butter Dosa
Taste Experience at Ram Ki Bandi
The taste is too awesome that i cannot express it in words! Not only me, this Dosa point (Ram Ki Bandi) is recommended by thousands of people from Hyderabad and other neighboring states too. The dosa is folded and chopped like a Quesadilla. Not as fun as ripping pieces off of a large roll, but extremely efficient for dipping. The coconut chutney was perfectly creamy with a hint of spice. You don't have to be a Vegetarian to appreciate all the amazing flavors packed into these dosa's. They also provide Butter Idly but only few people like to eat them. The main recipe at this point is dosa!
The price of the Each Dosa's starts from Rs.60 – Rs.80 and I recommend you to fill your pockets and visit the place so that you won't regret eating other dosa's. 🙂
Ram Ki Bandi is open from 3 AM in the morning the gets closed by 8 AM. So if you want to have this dosa you need to either get up early in the morning or should do a night out.
How Did I Find This Place
Last Year, I had to make a surprise bday for a close friend and as usually we made him cut the cake by 12 AM and the surprise was over. But that night we didn't want to go home and wanted to spend some time on the roads of Hyderabad! One of my friend started recommending this place as he heard a lot about the place but never been to it! Immediately we rode our bikes to the spot and guess what i saw ? :O
I never expected a small Dosa Bandi to have such crowd at midnight and every one is eager to have the Dosa. Finally somehow we managed to get the order asap and had it! Seriously the taste is too delicious and amazing. Still when i find time we go to this place at weekends. If you are from Hyderabad I DAMN recommend you to check In to this place, or else you will regret it for sure.
Reviews by Popular Websites:
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When we talk about that one traveler in the TSA line, is it you?
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A family tragedy. A filmmaker's journey. Shattering the Silence.
The screening of this film will be followed by a conversation with the director, Dinesh Das Sabu, in Preston 110.
Twenty years after the death of his parents, Indian-American filmmaker Dinesh Sabu begins a journey to finally piece together their story. Uncovering a silenced family history of mental illness, Sabu confronts the legacy of having a schizophrenic mother who died by suicide, the reality of growing up an orphaned immigrant, and the trauma of these events. Raised by his older siblings, Sabu had little idea who his parents were or where he came from. Through making Unbroken Glass, he attempts to put together their story and his own.
"Unbroken Glass, a promising directorial debut from Dinesh Sabuâ¦his journey is a fascinating look into how we are caught between influences of our past and present, especially within the life-changing bond of a family."
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Ramsgate Maintenance Depot
Plans to run
high-speed domestic services upon the CTRL (or, if you like, ''High Speed One'')
met formal Government approval on 27th October 2004. The Strategic Rail
Authority set the ball rolling on 1st June of the following year, signing a
rolling stock contract with Hitachi for the procurement of 28 (later increased
to 29) six-vehicle dual-voltage electric multiple units for these services.
Worth £250 million, the 140-MPH stock was to be maintained at a pair of
tailor-made depots located at Ashford and Ramsgate. The ''DEPCO Consortium'' was
awarded an £86 million contract for the construction of both maintenance
facilities, of which £34 million was allocated to the Ramsgate project.
DEPCO Consortium
HSBC Rail (UK) Limited (funding)
VolkerFitzpatrick (construction contractor)
RPS Burks Green (architecture and engineering consultancy)
EMCOR Rail (mechanical and electrical engineering)
Grant Rail (permanent way contractor)
Mace (Interface/programme managers)
Norton Rose (legal advisors)
Works at Ramsgate included wholly redeveloping a 10,000m2 area of land residing north of the station. At the time, this was host to an asbestos-clad EMU heavy lift shop at its northern extremity, and between this and the former engine shed existed eight electrified stabling sidings. Some of these were semi-derelict, dating from the Kent Coast Electrification modernisation works over the 1959/1961 period, and had originally replaced stabling sidings for locomotive-hauled stock. Sadly, a significant loss was to be the original Southern Railway goods shed, which still stood about 30-yards north of the engine shed structure. The site was cleared by November 2006, and construction began in March of the following year.
The building contract ran for 120 weeks, and saw the erection of a huge 8000m3 maintenance depot on the former site of the EMU heavy lift shop. Measuring 640-feet (195 metres) in length, this colossus of a building accommodates five tracks, and running along its southern elevation is a three-storey-high office block, complete with workshop and stores. Two of the accommodated tracks are designated as ''heavy lift'' roads, and one of these is equipped with ''bogie drop'' equipment. Every track is elevated upon stilts to permit underneath inspection. The depot is capable of maintaining both ''Electrostar'' and ''Javelin'' fleets, although heavy maintenance of the latter will mostly be dealt with at Ashford. In-between the new maintenance building and the ex-engine shed (converted into an EMU maintenance depot during 1960) exists seven new electrified EMU sidings, upon the former goods yard site. Capable of accommodating twelve vehicles each, these are equipped with carriage washing apparatus and Controlled Emission Toilet (CET) facilities, the latter permitting the disposal of waste from units' toilet retention tanks. A short spur emanating from these sidings is also in existence, to permit the railing of rolling stock delivered by lorry (particularly tamper machines and permanent way cranes). The construction of all electrical, mechanical, and telecommunications systems at the new site was undertaken by DEPCO partner EMCOR Rail (UK), and the same company was responsible for similar works at Ashford. It was envisaged that on completion of the depot, 200 new jobs would be created.
Track plan of revised layout: Year 2008. This track plan is still in draft stage and subject to alterations. Click
the above image for a larger version. Drawn by David Glasspool
Signs of modernisation: Ramsgate Maintenance Depot. © David Glasspool
May 1987
To start the main pictorial off, we are first afforded a glimpse of those facilities
which were on site prior to the building of the present depot. 4 Cep No. 1511
was in evidence within the heavy lift shop, undergoing a ''C5'' heavy overhaul.
© John Horton
May 1987
Within the heavy lift shop was 4 BEP No. 2301, from the South Western Division. All classified overhauls on this
stock were undertaken at Ramsgate. © John Horton
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The Top 10 Coworking Spaces in San Francisco to Get Work Done
With the explosion of freelance creatives, remote workers, start-ups and small businesses, a culture of coworking has sprouted in cities all over the United States. Coworking spaces are offices shared between individuals and businesses who grow, learn and laugh together — in between the actual work, of course. They offer a more serious alternative to working from home — or from coffee shop.
In San Francisco, where we have a huge population of artists, writers and, especially, tech experts, coworking has become one of the most important factors in building success. Whether you're looking for a place to demo your products, to meet others in your industry, to take classes and workshops, or to energize with a snack, a coffee and a beer, there's a perfect coworking space for you right here in the city.
The best coworking spaces in San Francisco include:
Covo, Minnesota Street Projcet, The Archery, Bespoke, Workshop Cafe, Sandbox Suites, Parisoma, Eco-Systm, CANOPY and Connections
Covo | SOMA
For day-to-day workers
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SoMA's Covo balances life and work beautifully. Their 24/7, pet-friendly space includes a coffee shop, tap room, full-service café and even a nap room so you can re-energize when you need it. As a member, you have access to large classrooms, company branding services, AEC design services, exclusive events and much more. But even if you're not a member, you can spend time in the public coffee shop and tap room or rent the hourly coworking lounge at $4/hour. Test out a free Covo Day and you won't want to leave!
Minnesota Street Project | Dogpatch
For artists
Though the venue itself is not a non-profit, Minnesota Street Project has been home to some of the most impressive art-related nonprofits alongside artists and in-house galleries. Designed as a new way to support local creators, 100% of profits are used to support the artists, galleries, and institutions housed inside. Spanning three Dogpatch warehouses, you'll find 11 permanent galleries, three spaces for rotating exhibitions, a 4,600 square-foot Atrium available for programming and events, a restaurant, the Altman Siegel Gallery, the Adrian Rosenfeld Gallery and approximately 30 private artist studios. The gallery spaces at 1150 25th St. and 1275 Minnesota St. are open to the public so stop by to get a feel for this stunning art community!
The Archery | The Mission
For makers
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With a spacious workspace, a prototyping shop and a retail showroom, the Archery is the ideal coworking space for makers. As an all-in-one workplace, you can take your idea from concept to prototype and eventually to the sales floor. When you're craving some outside inspiration you can grab a coffee at FRONT, which is possibly the most creative coffee spot in the city and is housed in the building. And, because the space houses a full commercial kitchen, as a member of The Archery you'll also have the opportunity to join the chef's table and chefs-in-residence for lunch, dinner and the occasional spontaneous tasting. You can find more information and apply for membership on the website.
Bespoke | SOMA
For techies
Housed inside the Union Square Westfield San Francisco Centre, Bespoke offers an interesting add-on option for tech workers and companies. Their demo stations, located outside the working space and inside the mall, are a place where brands can learn, test and grow with exposure to 20 million annual shoppers. Inside the venue, you'll find a curated community of retail and tech entrepreneurs — and you can meet them on the bocce ball court or the bouldering wall!
Workshop Cafe | Financial District
For food + coffee
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With a pay-by-hour system and a seamless app, Workshop Cafe almost won our "day-to-day workers" category, but that was before we tasted the food! Made fresh on site every day, you'll find a menu of specialty coffees, shakes and parfaits, hot cereals and bagels, bowls for breakfast, lunch and dinner, sandwiches, wraps, snacks, salads and more. The best part is, through the app, you can get all of it delivered to your desk, private room, booth, table or conference room! Yes, even the beer and wine.
Sandbox Suites | SF, East Bay + Peninsula
For commuters
Sandbox Suites has locations in SoMA, Lower Nob Hill, South Park, Berkeley and Palo Alto. If you're a member at one location, you're a member at all locations! So no matter where your life, your meetings or your errands take you, you'll have a place to get work done in the Bay Area. Each location offers private offices, desks and virtual offices, a low-cost option that comes with mail and package receiving. Join the successful lineup of teams like Airbnb, The Bold Italic, Blue Bottle Coffee Co., Cisco and others who have called this space home!
For education
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Parisoma stands out from a lot of other coworking spaces both for its culture and its educational opportunities. You can work all day in the open, airy space and meet with other freelancers, entrepreneurs and remote workers or reserve a dedicated desk or private office. No matter what option you choose, your membership comes with access to multiple classes and workshops throughout the month including topics like Scaling Financial Models for Startups and Building Your Business Model Canvas. The networking, camaraderie and connections are an extra bonus — just like the indoor bike racks and full kitchen.
Eco-Systm | SOMA
For start-ups
Community, networking, creative inspiration and powerful partnerships are just a few of the requirements for growth when you're operating a burgeoning start-up. Inside Eco-Systm, the space is filled with beautiful fine art, murals, open spaces, and tech-filled offices that can help you every step of the way — from independent creator to small business. Because the venue shares space with Temple Nightclub and Mirus Art Gallery and has its own sunny patio, you'll have plenty of opportunities to meet the community of workers around you.
CANOPY | Pacific Heights
For design lovers
Photo courtesy of CANOPY and Joe Fletcher
The story of CANOPY begins with design. Built from the ground up by M-PROJECTS and designed by friends Yves Behar and Amir Mortazavi, the invigorating space is filled with natural light and features private and open spaces that merge craft and tech as only a San Francisco institution can. If you're inspired by natural light, innovative architecture, modern details and stunning black marble, this is your new workplace. Check out the additional amenities — including 24/7 access, Blue Bottle Coffee and Herman Miller Ergonomic Furniture — and book your spot today.
Connections | Financial District
For networking
Connections is one of the best and most steadily growing coworking spaces in the city. At this point, it's still a bit of a hidden gem and therefore offers a quiet space for creatives, techies and entrepreneurs of all kinds. You can work near a cozy fire on the first floor or in a library and conference room on the lower level or outside on the sundeck. But no matter where you settle in, members have access to the fitness room, laundry room, onsite kitchen and complimentary refreshments.
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Marvin Minsky, Artificial Intelligence Pioneer, Dies at 88
Marvin Minsky, the artificial intelligence pioneer who helped make machines think, leading to computers that understand spoken commands and beat grandmasters at chess, has died at the age of 88, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology said. Minsky, who died on Sunday, suffered a cerebral hemorrhage, the school said. Minsky had "a monster brain," MIT colleague Patrick Winston, a professor of artificial intelligence and computer science, said in a 2012 interview. He could be intimidating without meaning to be because he was "such a genius," Winston said. Minsky's greatest contribution to computers and artificial intelligence was the notion that neither human nor machine intelligence is a single process. Instead, he argued, intelligence arises from the interaction of numerous processes in a "society of mind" – a phrase Minsky used for the…
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Panama City Beach is located directly on the Gulf of Mexico, in the northern "pan handle" of Florida. The city, which is a separate municipality from Panama City, is famous for "The World's Most Beautiful Beaches", due to the unique sugar-white soft sand.
Panama City Beach offers visitors great shopping, fabulous restaurants and a long list of other services, in addition to being a terrific place to get away from the Canadian Winter.
To better meet our customers demands and to be more cost efficient, we have decided to operate the coaches on an every other week basis. This means that we will only be offering the 17 or 31 day holidays, as people generally found the one week holiday to be too short. Also, all of the activities will now be planned on a two week rotation versus one, meaning that we can offer a little more variety! We are pleased to be offering 3 Resort Condominiums to choose from—The Grand Panama Resort, an incredible 4 star modern resort; Laketown Wharf Resort, a modern 4 star resort, with incredible amenities OR the Summit Resort, a more traditional Condominium, with a 3 star rating. Prices at the Summit Resort start at $1,499.00 for a 17 day holiday including motor coach transportation to and from Florida; one night of accommodation enroute; two weeks in a fully furnished one bedroom condo on the beach; and the services of on site Hanover Holidays staff and motor coach. The same package at the Grand Panama Resort start at $1,619.00 per person, and you can choose any length of stay up to 2 ½ months.
A lot of clients rebook these packages year after year, so you will want to make your reservation early!!
2020 Pricing & Dates
Jan Lansdell
Jan Lansdell returns to Panama City Beach this year, to again provide a wonderful service of specialized arrangements and problem solving. Jan's pleasant manner and good nature with all of our clients, made her a natural at welcoming guests, guiding them around the properties and assisting them with signing up for day trips and restaurant outings.
Motor Coach Travel Schedule
Each departure will include complimentary shuttles from all of our standard pick-up locations. The motor coach will then depart the Kitchener area at 8:30 a.m. and travel through until approx. 10:00 p.m. to Clinton, TN. Meal stops and breaks every 2½ to 3 hours. The next morning the coach will depart at 8:00 a.m., with expected arrival into Panama City Beach, around 6:00 p.m. After settling into your room, there will be a quick shopping shuttle to pick up some grocery items for your unit. For the ride home the overnight will be in Clinton, TN. **For clients travelling with us further than Toronto, an optional overnight pre & post of the tour is available in London, Ontario.
While in Florida the motor coach will be staying for use as free shuttles to shopping and restaurant outings. A variety of day trips and multi-day trips will also be offered for sale to our guests. This information will be available in the Hanover Holidays common suite at the 3 Resorts.
Summit Resort
The Summit is a complete resort condominium located in Panama City Beach, Florida. It is one of the largest Gulf front condominiums on the beach. Accommodations include 449 comfortably decorated, spacious rooms with private balconies overlooking the Gulf. Amenities include two large swimming pools, two kiddy pools, tennis courts, indoor/outdoor hot tubs and saunas. Also available for your enjoyment are exercise rooms for the ladies and gentlemen, and terrific golf across the road from the resort. In each suite you will find a master bedroom, living room, 1½ bathrooms, balcony 2 colour televisions and kitchen. Each kitchen comes furnished with stove, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and the utensils. Laundry facilities in each suite, dishwasher and the utensils. Laundry facilities on site.
Laketown Wharf Resort
Laketown Wharf is both the largest and the best located Condominium Property in Pana-ma City Beach. Located across Thomas Drive from the Beach, this is an easy street to cross with dedicated Beach access for Laketown Wharf guests. An amazing number of restaurants and shopping opportunities are either beside or across the street from the property including a Super Walmart. On site amenities include five outdoor swimming pools, and hot tub as well as a full service restaurant open on limited hours. Also availa-ble for your enjoyment is an exercise room, roof top putting green, and terrific golf be-side the resort. Each suite is over 1,000 sq ft. where you will find a master bedroom, living room, 2 bathrooms, balcony, 2 colour televisions and kitchen. Each kitchen comes furnished with stove, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and the utensils. Laundry facilities in each suite.
Grand Panama Resort
Grand Panama Beach Resort, one of the most elegant vacation rentals in Panama City Beach, is located on the Gulf of Mexico, delighting vacationers with a glorious blend of natural beauty and luxury amenities. Over 650 feet of beach on the Gulf of Mexico enhances our gated rental resort community, which features two spa pools, and a state of the art fitness center. Once in your room, you'll find it pleasantly decorated; a fully furnished kitchen and every unit includes a washer & dryer. Each comfortable living room includes a flat screen TV and DVD player, for those cozy evenings, with your favourite movie. The units we rent have assured our guests of in-room Internet access.
The Grand Panama Resort consists of two buildings—one on the beach and the other across the street, connected by an overhead covered walkway. Most of the units directly on the beach are two bedroom condos and most of the units across the street are one bedroom condos. All of the one bedroom condos have a view of the beach. The main lobby at the Grand Panama is in the second building and features a staffed front desk between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. On site security is present 24 hours per day.
*A non-refundable deposit of $750.00 per person is required at booking for every Florida Longstay resort.
Each Florida Longstay Package Includes:
- Relaxing Motor Coach Transportation to and from Florida
- One overnight hotel room, going & coming from Florida
- The appropriate number of nights of accom-modation at the Summit or Grand Panama Resort or Laketown Wharf
- Services of Hanover Holidays' staff, while in Panama City Beach
- All taxes and service charges
Hanover Holidays is offering our guests the chance to fly to Florida. You will receive shuttles to and from the airport from our regular joining points and Roundtrip airflights to Panama City Beach. Upon arrival in Florida you will be met at the Airport and shuttled to the resort of your choice and receive all the same included features as the other guests while in Florida. Call our office for more details. Airfare add on price is $560.00 per person including all taxes and fees. You vacation will be 2 days less than our motor coach packages.


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Between 2005 and 2008, GPE supported Kenya's efforts to plan and implement measures that increased primary school enrollment from 72 percent in 2003, when Kenya made primary education free, to 88 percent in 2012. Over that period, the gap between girls and boys reached near parity. Education at the center of Kenya's development strategy Under Vision 2030, Kenya's strategy for 2008–2030, education is key to transform the country into an industrialized,
middle-income economy. Since 2008, spending on education has been around the GPE-advised target of at least 20 percent of the national budget.
In 2014, Kenya reached lower-middle income status. Despite remarkable progress in education and economic development, children from Kenya's remote regions and disadvantaged backgrounds are less likely to go to or complete primary school than others. Kenya's capacity to maintain and improve the quality of education has also not kept up with the growing numbers of children going to school, contributing to low student performance in early grade mathematics and reading.
GPE's ongoing support to Kenya's long-term education planning process also engages international donors and domestic stakeholders. As a result, Kenya's education sector plan is broadly owned, and interventions are more successful.
The following are some of Kenya's education priorities supported by GPE that are making a difference:
- Innovative technologies that improve planning and accountability: GPE is supporting Kenya's efforts to adopt new technologies to strengthen the collection of data for its education planning and decision making. The teacher performance appraisal development (TPAD) tool helps education officials to upload the appraisals of every teacher in the country. Teachers do the same with their self-appraisals. The Ministry of Education can analyze this information, identify performance gaps and take appropriate action.
The national education management information system (NEMIS) is another technology tool that is improving planning and accountability by providing valuable data for the government to analyze student's learning successes and challenges. NEMIS assigns every school and every student in the country a unique identifying number so that the ministry can track students and their performance as they move through the education system. The government is also using NEMIS to provide health insurance for students in secondary school, and this is making an important contribution to advancing Kenya's human development.
- High-quality textbooks for more children: The Ministry of Education used the GPE funding to procure and distribute 7.6 million math textbooks as part of a government initiative to strengthen numeracy in early grades. The new textbooks were procured at one-fifth the cost of old textbooks because of an improved centralized procurement system developed under the GPE program. This enabled the government to ensure that all Kenyan children in grades 1, 2 and 3 have a math textbook. Before, three or more children typically shared one textbook.
- More qualified math teachers: GPE support has helped to train 117,000 teachers and provide them with early grade math teaching guides. To ensure these guides are used correctly, curriculum support officers observed nearly 20,000 classroom lessons and helped teachers to follow consistent, high-quality lesson plans. The data collected from these observations will be used to inform improvements in teacher training and textbooks. Both interventions are vital for improving learning outcomes.
- Grants to schools for planning, teaching and girls: GPE funding supports small grants to 4,000 low-performing public primary schools and gives them autonomy to use these grants to help meet needs that are specific to their communities. In many cases, these grants have gone to reducing barriers keeping girls out of school; for example, by waiving school fees, building toilets for girls, hiring female teachers, and programs to counter sexual harassment and violence against girls.
Overall Kenya is making progress in providing a quality education for all children—and significantly so in gender equality. The enrollment in primary school reached 91 percent in 2016, with full gender parity.
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MONTREAL - A group of senior game programming students traveled to Montreal last week to compete against top game programming schools in North America at Ubisoft's Academia Game Lab Competition. This competition gives university students the opportunity to create a 3D game prototype, pitch it to some of the biggest players in the industry and try to earn a spot on Ubisoft's paid summer internship program.
Champlain College was represented by a group of seniors that created a game as part of their senior capstone called, "Quibly Ball."Games were to be under the theme of "Space: The Untamed Beast," and feature one visible main character with one physical challenge and one mental challenge, plus three types of hostile oppositions. The team who has developed Quibly Ball includes seniors Dave Mahoney, Kyle Killian, Harry Boltz III, Roy Baron, Travis Constantino, Xanth Veilleux, Andrew Auclair and Anthony Blake.
Students presented Quibly Ball on April 3, and after great feedback received five nominations in various categories. Announced on April 11, the Champlain College team took home awards for Best Technical Innovation, Best Presentation, and runner up for Best Game.
Watch a video of the game at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9DmPV16LWw
"I believe the key to success for the team was their commitment to the iterative process," said John Pile, Jr., assistant professor of Game Programming at Champlain College. "I know this is something that was pushed for by Professor Manley, their game design faculty advisor. In addition, lots of early play testing, and an outstanding programming team. I know programmer Anthony Blake has completely rewritten the codebase multiple times as they moved from prototype to production."
The objective of the annual contest is to offer the opportunity for at least two students per academic institution to participate in the Ubisoft Summer School; Blake, Boltz, and Killian were awarded placements in the summer program, an eight-week paid internship where team members will have the chance to fully develop the prototype presented during the contest with 33 other students. In the last two years Ubisoft has hired the majority of the participants of the summer program.
"The fact is, we need to recruit to survive," said Philippe Turp, director of institutional relations and the founder of Academia for Ubisoft. "This is our link with youth and our chance to train them."
Champlain students are excited to have the opportunity to work for Ubisoft, a leader in the gaming industry with successful titles like Assassin's Creed and Just Dance to its credit.
In 2012, seven Quebec universities took part in the Ubisoft Game Lab Competition. This year, Champlain College was one of 13 institutions from Quebec, Canada and the United States.
"The mission of Academia is to create opportunities to inspire the creative leaders of tomorrow. The high quality of the projects presented this year is a testament to the next generation's talent", said Turp.
"This is the tipping point for students about to leave school," said Alexis Jolis Desautels, head juror of the competition and a game designer for Ubisoft. "There's a lot of pressure to deliver an impressive prototype."
Champlain College competed against teams from McGill University, Concordia University, the University of Utah, ACFA Multimédia, Établissement d'Enseignement Supérieur Technique Privé (ISTDS), Centre NAD, École de Technologie Supérieure, École nationale du jeu et des médias interactifs numériques (ENJMIN), École Polytechnique, HEC Montréal, the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, and the University of Ontario — Institute of Technology.
Academia is a series of programs and activities created by Ubisoft Montréal whose mission is to encourage the next generation of digital media experts by introducing and educating young people from age 12 to 25 to the video games trades and production methods through learning activities. More information can be found at http://montreal.ubisoft.com/en/video-games-jobs-my-career/academia/universitaire_18-25 For further information contact Steven Ross, Public Relations Manager at Ubisoft Montréal: email@example.com
Founded in 1878, Champlain College is a small, not-for-profit, private college in Burlington, Vermont, with additional campuses in Montreal, Canada, and Dublin, Ireland. Champlain offers a traditional undergraduate experience from its beautiful campus overlooking Lake Champlain and over 90 residential undergraduate and online undergraduate and graduate degree programs and certificates. Champlain's distinctive career-driven approach to higher education embodies the notion that true learning occurs when information and experience come together to create knowledge. Champlain College is included in the Princeton Review's The Best 384 Colleges: 2019 Edition. For the fourth year in a row, Champlain was named a "Most Innovative School" in the North by U.S. News & World Report's 2019 "America's Best Colleges," and a "Best Value School" and is ranked in the top 100 "Regional Universities of the North" and in the top 25 for "Best Undergraduate Teaching." Champlain is also featured in the Fiske Guide to Colleges for 2019 as one of the "best and most interesting schools" in the United States, Canada and Great Britain and is a 2019 College of Distinction. For more information, visit champlain.edu.


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"The A-files are a key to unlocking the fascinating stories of millions of people who traveled to the United States in search of opportunity, including my own grandfather" said Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero. "They include information such as photographs, personal correspondence, birth certificates, health records, interview transcripts, visas, applications and other information on all non-naturalized alien residents, both legal and illegal. The snapshot of American life that develops from each file can, in some cases, serve as a one-stop-shopping for researchers."
The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), the predecessor agency of USCIS, began issuing aliens Alien Registration numbers in 1940, and on April 1, 1944, began using this number to create the A-Files. A-Files document the famous, the infamous, the anonymous and the well-known, and are an historical and genealogical goldmine. These files contain an abundance of relatively modern immigration documents in one file, making them a rich source of biographical information.
A-Files are eligible for transfer to the National Archives when 100 years have passed since the birth date of the subject of a file. These transfers to the National Archives ensure that these records will be saved and made available to the public. The National Archives at Kansas City will maintain A-Files from all USCIS district offices except San Francisco, Honolulu, Reno, and Guam. These files will be housed at the National Archives at San Francisco because of the significant research use of related immigration files there. Files to be housed at the National Archives at San Francisco are currently being prepared for transfer.
A-Files may be viewed in person by appointment at the National Archives at Kansas City or copies of files may be ordered for a fee. Additional information on requesting A-Files may be found
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Gerard Pique humiliated by Luis Enrique
Barcelona defender Gerard Pique appears to have moved a significant step closer to securing a transfer away from the Camp Nou after his manager, Luis Enrique, publicly embarrassed him during Saturday's 2-1 victory over Almeria.
The Spain international was told to warm-up by Enrique, even though the Barca boss had made his third and final substitution moments earlier.
Pique was left out of the starting line-up for the third consecutive match, amid intense speculation that he could be on his way out of the club. Both Manchester United and Chelsea have been strongly linked with the 27-year-old in recent weeks.
Pique to join Chelsea?
Recent reports have claimed that Pique will snub a move to United in order to join Chelsea, the Premier League leaders who brought the defender's former teammate Cesc Fabregas to Stamford Bridge in the summer.
Chelsea might be a more attractive proposition for the £110,000-a-week defender because the west London are competing in the Champions League and appear to stand an excellent chance of winning major honours over the forthcoming seasons.
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With John Terry coming to the end of his Chelsea career, Pique could slot in seamlessly for the Blues' skipper for the next few years.
But Pique spent four of his formative years with Manchester United before returning to Barcelona in 2008 after failing to displace either Rio Ferdinand or Nemanja Vidic at Old Trafford - and could be convinced to re-join the Red Devils by ex-Barca boss Louis van Gaal, who is in desperate need of defensive reinforcements.
The odds of Pique staying at the Camp Nou beyond January are increasing all the time and Saturday's incident is seen as in Spain as a real slap in the face of the centre-back, who was widely considered one of Europe's best defenders until recently.
Video: Pique humiliated by Enrique
Mobile phone incident
While Pique's performances have deteriorated since the departure of Pep Guardiola in 2012, there could be another reason why Enrique has chosen to leave the former Manchester United player out of his teams in recent weeks.
During the recent Supercopa de Catalunya clash against Espanyol, Pique was filmed using his mobile phone while his teammates were in action after being substituted at half-time.
But after that match, Enrique played down rumours of a rift with Pique, telling reporters: "Pique is doing everything a footballer can do.
"It is you [the media] who is exaggerating. If I have a problem with a player, I like to be direct with them. But thankfully that has not happened here.
"I am not speaking any more about this matter. You have already asked me three questions about just one player."News Now - Sport News


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Case Management
Sometimes negotiating the complicated world of service providers can be made much easier with an expert guide. Case managers have experience in dealing with landlords, health care providers, insurance companies, medication assistance programs, and more.
Your case manager is your guide to the care and services that you might need if you are living with HIV. When you are dealing with an emergent issue, your case manager can direct you to the service providers who can best help you. That may mean housing, health care, mental health counseling, or a variety of other areas in which you may need assistance.
When you are feeling well and your living conditions are fairly stable, your case manager will help you think through a plan to maintain your health and stability, to deal with emergencies, and to direct you to supportive services that you need now and may need in the future.


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Monday, 9 June 2014
Snowflake Garland Marci, La-La Lands Crafts GDT
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wonderful cardReplyDelete
Super card, love the blues and browns together. Well done for making a start on your Christmas cards - it will be here soon enough, lol.ReplyDelete
So gorgeous Linda. I love the sweet image, beautiful colour scheme and wonderful detailing.ReplyDelete
hugs Sue xx
Another stunning card and so beautifully coloured!! Love these colours together.ReplyDelete
Gina xx
Looooovin this Card. I love Christmas Cards the best and this one is just Sooooo Adorable!Hope you had a Great Weekend!ReplyDelete
I love everything about your beautiful card, Linda!!!!!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous, I love the image and the beautiful colour scheme.ReplyDelete
Beautiful Linda. LOVE the colour palette, works so well for a wintery make! Just gorgeous. Hugs, Wends xReplyDelete
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I haven't been here for a while either, as my work seems to consume all my free time... fortunately end of the school year is just around the corner. Anyway your cards are still breathtaking and this one is amazing! And you have used one of my fav color combos!
Have a great weekend crafting and having fun.
I love to read your comments and feedback and every one left is read and appreciated. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have, I will always do my best to answer them. Thanks for visiting!


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