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Manage discounts
Discounts reduce or reduce the normal price of a product or service. They help you to buy things at a lower price than usual.
* Manufacturer can specify what is usually on the packaging.
* This is provided by the retailer that is attached to the item on the sticker.
* Seller can also be specified at the purchase price at the point of purchase.
There are many reasons to allow this fee. Generally speaking, the reasons may be to increase sales in the short term, may be selling outdated or old inventories to encourage customers to buy more or to value valuable value. Whatever the reason, discounted companies will never suffer any loss with this. In some rare cases, there may be a temporary loss-making situation, but in the long run, they earn a good profit.
Online Sales Discount Discounts
A new type of sales strategy, that is, online sales, has taken this discontinuation strategy based on the customer base. They offer huge discounts on online products purchased on their website. And if we're going to go to the popularity of these sites, this method works well with the new generation.
Companies that offer discounts for these items are not actually taken away as they save their production costs. Some of these costs are for shipping, rent or store price, for brokers and traders, and more. These companies may also have other types of price reduction systems such as offering special offers to use that credit card, special fees or additional products for specific periods.
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Home Staging Mistakes series
Disclaimer: I totally dislike doing the videos, especially if they involve seeing myself on them :). I know that a lot of you will relate to these feelings, but, at the same time, I want to better connect with you all and make the connection more personal.
But, I see so many home staging mistakes people make, which are easy to avoid, that it was a natural progression to offer the tips on the topic.
So, I recently tried it. It started with a short video clip on why most people tend to overprice their property and the negative impact it will have on the staging of the house and, ultimately, the sale of the house.
Home Staging Mistakes – # 1
Actually, after I recorded it, I realized that I should have talked about a very important topic first. And that is: Emotional Attachment! It is completely normal, if your home was a happy place for you. But, as soon as you decide to put your house on the market, you MUST try to be objective and critical. The Second video discusses the absolutely necessary competitive research which you should be conducting in your area, BEFORE you do anything else.
Home Staging Mistakes – # 2
And then, I was on a roll, kind of 🙂 I saw that my videos were being watched and I received several nice comments…
So, in my third video, I focused on clarifying the difference between DECORATING and HOME STAGING. Many people are not clear on this, but is extremely important to understand that you are not doing this for yourself but for the buyers 🙂
Home Staging Mistakes – # 3
As I continue to record these videos, I will be posting them to this blog. You can also find all of them on my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Home-Staging-Montreal-117321714992064/
I hope you find them useful. I encourage you to get in touch with me for any questions you might have on your specific situation. I will be happy to help!

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SNU GSB MBA Alumni boasts the most prestigious network in which every one of alumni plays a key role in Korea and overseas. The School provides networking events and services in order to help all our graduates united and grow.
We offer mini lecture series to our alumni four times a year at major business districts. Alumni can come to the luncheon at their convenience, refresh their knowledge, and enjoy reunion with colleagues.
The School welcomes back our proud alumni and their families on campus in Homecoming every year. A banquet, mini lectures, and some fun activities for families create heart-warming atmosphere that unites everyone as SNU MBA families. In addition to the homecoming, a lot of alumni participate in the activities such as hiking and golf.
This is online directory where you can search for alumni and stay connected with them as well as you can update your personal information. A convenient smartphone directory is also available by installing SNU Biz Members application.
In an effort to help our alumni's career development, they can have an access to Job Postings on the school's Intranet and other career resources such as one-on-one career counseling and coaching.
Our alumni touches base with one another and with the school on SNU MBA Facebook.
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A LinkedIn group is established to help SNU MBAs on their journey of professional development.
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The Steam Pinnace restoration – Shield Marine
Tuesday 25th August 2015
Shield Marine recently carried out restoration works on a Naval Pinnace in Gosport, Hampshire. The Steam Pinnace 199 was built for the Royal Navy at J. Samuel White's Yard at Cowes in 1911. On acceptance into the Royal Navy, she would have been allocated to one of the capital ships of the time – probably HMS Monarch, as one of the two steam pinnaces carried on board. She was one of a large number of such vessels – the Navy List of 1914 showed 634 of these vessels in service. In 1918, Pinnace 199 was converted to an admiral's barge by adding a counter stern and a brass funnel.
Following several changes of ownership and location the bare hull was acquired by the Royal Naval Museum (Now National Museum of the Royal Navy Portsmouth) in 1979 for restoration by the Steam Launch Restoration Group in Gosport.
A pinnace boiler and a compound engine from a similar steam pinnace were provided from the Royal Navy's Marine Engineering establishment HMS Sultan. The Restoration Group developed into The Maritime Workshop.
In 1984, she was recommissioned and used for VIP transport and exhibited in the Mast Pond of the Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth. The vessel remained in the Mast Pond until 1998 when it was transferred to the Maritime Workshop in Gosport in need of a complete refit.
Recently she was successfully refitted in the Gosport workshop with a new boiler, Shield Marine supplied expertise in restoring the lagging (insulation) to be sympathetic to her years but utilising modern materials instead of the older more hazardous Asbestos.


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Home improvement projects can drastically change not only the look of your home, but the value as well, for better or for worse. For the most return on your home improvement dollar and a home you will love, take a look at the tips in the article below.
Put a ceiling fan in. Ceiling fans are terrific home improvement projects that are simple to install and fairly inexpensive! Ceiling fans can also reduce your costs. Ceiling fans promote air circulation, which means you can hold off on turning on the air conditioning in hot weather.
A pergola is an excellent way to add a little pizzazz to your outside space; so if the front yard of your home needs a little character, consider putting in a pergola. With its rich, natural wooden look, a pergola is perfect for adding shade, visual interest and texture to the exterior of your home. With just a little help, a pergola can be installed in a weekend.
Simply changing your accessories can help your room look fresh. It's truly amazing the amount of difference a few bright pillows or a new wall hanging can make in a room. Purchase new window treatments which are vibrant in color and pair them with a vase, lamp and pillows in the same or coordinating colors. Your finished room will looked like a decorator was hired to give your place an updated look.
Learn to do as much of your home improvement project as is possible, given your skill set. Hiring a professional can be expensive (some charge $40.00 an hour or even more!) and if you can do the manual labor yourself, you will not only save money, you will also gain pride in your work.
This article should have shown you that it is possible for you to work on your home yourself. Using these tips will allow you to get all of your remodeling projects done successfully.


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Indooroopilly15 November, 2019
Overseas robotics competition builds more than future innovators
St Peters students James Y. (Year 11) and Lachlan S. (Year 12) partnered with Grace Lutheran College and proudly represented Australia during the annual 'Robotics Olympics' held in Dubai this year where they came second.
Indooroopilly25 September, 2019
STEAM best practice in St Peters Primary
Once considered more traditional and stand-alone subjects, Science, Engineering and Maths are experiencing a remarkable transformation as the concept of 'STEM' and now 'STEAM' take hold.
Indooroopilly23 September, 2019
Ethi-Cool Project Pitches strive to change the world
Year 7 Digital Technologies students, with teachers Peter Hurwood and Amanda Rablin, developed and delivered 'Ethi-Cool' Project Pitches, supported by the Be Future Ready framework.
Indooroopilly09 September, 2019
Global teaching innovation given focus through local lens
Local teachers from South East Queensland attended Brisbane's first HundrED GLocal event at St Peters Lutheran College. The event is designed to share inspiring innovation in education in a local context. It aims to empower local teachers and education i...
Indooroopilly26 August, 2019
Problem solving using drone technology
Drones can serve a recreational purpose for some users, most importantly, they are tools used to solve real-world problems. New and innovative uses for drones are developed daily. From the surveying of building sites to delivery of vital medical supplies...
Old Scholars03 July, 2019
Community Service links to career in donor support
Facilitating the exchange of information between donor conceived people, donors and parents for over 10 years, Kate Bourne has been on a truly remarkable path since graduating from St Peters in 1979. Now, Kate is the Donor Register Services Manager and Infertility...
Indooroopilly28 June, 2019
Ironbark Survival
Two nights, three days. Rice beans and damper to eat and only your mates to help you. Survival has a long-standing history at Ironbark. Although tough and sometimes unpleasant, the learning and outcomes the students achieve while completing this campout...
Indooroopilly05 June, 2019
A night at the PAC — a feast for the senses
Cocurricular music at St Peters is growing stronger than ever and by the end of Term One all ensembles are keen to present the efforts of their hard work and dedication.
Old Scholars03 June, 2019
Executive leader drives mining company success with diversity and safety
Sandeep Biswas has led a fascinating and rewarding career propelling him to Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Managing Director of Newcrest Mining Limited—one of the world's largest gold mining companies.
Indooroopilly23 May, 2019
Update on St Peters Lutheran College proposed masterplan
St Peters Lutheran College has developed a draft masterplan that sets out our vision to upgrade our learning and sports facilities and boarding houses over the next ten years.
Springfield15 May, 2019
Parlez-vous Francais?
Oui! At St Peters Springfield, French is taught from Prep through to Year 12. Rae Morgan, Springfield French Teacher, talks about the value of studying a second language at an early age.
Old Scholars06 May, 2019
Stories saving lives—Mikhara Ramsing profile piece
From spending time with the world's only openly gay Prince of India to engaging with Australia's most vulnerable teens, Mikhara Ramsing is naturally grounded and takes every day in her stride.
Indooroopilly22 April, 2019
Get soaked, stay stoked!
Water Polo is a fast-paced ball sport requiring strong legs, quick catching and throwing and, a robust attitude. No one can really appreciate the skilfulness of most sports unless they've tried and Water Polo is no exception to this r...
Old Scholars08 April, 2019
The bearers of the Carson Dron legacy
When St Peters celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1995 one man had led it as Head of College for almost two thirds of that time. Carson Dron became the third Headmaster in 1971 and left as Head of College early in 1994 after...
Springfield05 April, 2019
Breaking Ground at Springfield
This Plus Ultra article from Springfield Principal, Craig Schmidt, outlines Springfield's future growth regarding onsite development. This will ensure changing needs of students and staff can be effectively met.
Indooroopilly13 March, 2019
Full STEAM ahead!
Read our latest article from the Plus Ultra Magazine about how St Peters Lutheran College is preparing students for technology and engineering advances with STEAM skills.
Old Scholars04 March, 2019
All the world's a stage
William Shakespeare famously quoted, "All the world's a stage." But for recipient of the 2018 St Peters Dux award, and one of only 68 people in the world to receive a perfect International Baccelaureate score of 45, Sam Cujes prefers what goes on be...
Old Scholars28 February, 2019
From the SPOSA President
The St Peters Old Scholars Association holds the living history of our community, in the people we stay in touch with and the objects in our care. Our aim is to support and build our community across age groups and...
Springfield11 February, 2019
Springfield Academic Results 2018
St Peters Springfield Principal, Craig Schmidt, congratulates the St Peters Lutheran College Springfield Seniors of 2018 on their educational outcomes.
Indooroopilly07 February, 2019
2019 Scholars Assembly
The 2019 Scholars Assembly took place in the PAC on Thursday 7 February. Outstanding achievers from the Years 10-12 2018 cohort were invited, along with their families, to celebrate their achievements.
Indooroopilly15 January, 2019
A bright future for 2018 IBDP Year 12 cohort
Results are in for the Year 12 cohort who undertook the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP) in 2018. An incredible 51 students, or 19%, of Year 12 students took advantage of the program and achieved remarkable results
Indooroopilly20 December, 2018
2018 OP Results: Indooroopilly
The results are in and we're extremely proud of our Year 12 QCAA 2018 cohort. Their OP results were released over the weekend and they have achieved well above State averages!
Indooroopilly12 October, 2018
Generation Next - The Dale Carnegie Youth Program
In 2019, St Peters will become the first school in Australia to partner with Dale Carnegie Australia...
Indooroopilly29 August, 2018
Entrepreneur on the Rise
Year 12 student, Jack W, wins $4000 Unicorn Entrepreneur prize at 'gen[in]' student innovation challenge...
Springfield23 July, 2018
Aiming for the Sky
Springfield Year 12 student, Nicole S, set her sights on the sky this July when she attended the USQ Aviation Two-Day Experience. The camp gave her a chance to glimpse at what her life after school could be like.
Indooroopilly24 April, 2018
Flipping the classroom
A group of St Peters teachers have embarked on a learning project that builds on the College's world-class digital platforms to facilitate dynamic, interactive learning opportunities...
Springfield24 April, 2018
Congratulations to our Springfield swimmers
Congratulations to all our swimmers who attended the State Titles at the end of Term 1. Rav S, Siobhan K-D, Tiare R, Claveria J-T, Leilani R, Ella R, Iwan K-D, Themys A-M, Jessica G, Jershon J-T and Jennifer O all swam...
Indooroopilly17 April, 2018
St Peters Internet - the oxygen supply that powers learning
St Peters IT Team manages a super-fast internet connection that powers the College's powerful and interactive learning environment...
Old Scholars16 April, 2018
Dane the Bird-Man flying high
Congratulations to St Peters Old Scholar, Dane Bird-Smith (2009), 2018 Commonwealth Games 20km Men's Race Walk Champion and Games record holder...
Indooroopilly16 April, 2018
Games Glory for St Peters Swimming
Congratulations to St Peters Western Swim Club members, and Head Coach Dean Boxall, for their outstanding performances at the 2018 Commonwealth Games...
Indooroopilly08 March, 2018
Boys and Girls Swim teams win at AIC and QGSSSA Championships
On Monday 5 March, the Boys AIC Swimming team won back to back championships, followed closely on Wednesday 7 March by the Girls QGSSSA Swimming team, who made it five championships in a row in the 110th year of QGSSSA sport.
Springfield08 March, 2018
Year 11 student attended the National Computer Science School Camp 2018
The National Computer Science School (NCSS) is a ten-day summer school for students going into Years 11 and 12. Year 11 student, Sean T, had the privilege of being selected to attend the camp in Sydney this year…
Indooroopilly05 March, 2018
LearnChats augment St Peters best practice learning platforms
St Peters is exploring new ways to augment best practice learning platforms for teachers through an innovative pop-up model of professional development known as LearnChats.
Springfield20 February, 2018
Indooroopilly20 February, 2018
UQ partners with St Peters Robotics students
Well done to Year 9 student, Vinesh N. who showed great initiative in securing sponsorship from the University of Queensland (UQ) for the upcoming FIRST Robotics Competition
Indooroopilly01 February, 2018
Prep Teachers research oral language development
The article entitled, 'Talk to Me: Improving Oral Language in Prep', details the year-long Action Research Project to discover best practice for optimal oral language development in young children.
Indooroopilly01 February, 2018
Perceptual Motor Program
A range of lifestyle factors, such as increased computer work; busier family lives; and the realities of modern housing with limited outdoors access, are preventing the development of physical skills needed to sit and concentrate in the classroom.
Indooroopilly16 January, 2018
Year 12 OP Results Indooroopilly
Congratulations to the Year 12 2017 cohort of St Peters Indooroopilly for their excellent OP results.
Springfield15 January, 2018
Year 12 2018 OP Results Springfield
Congratulations to the Year 12 2017 cohort of St Peters Springfield on their excellent OP results.
Indooroopilly12 December, 2017
Ariarne makes a big splash at State Swim Titles
Year 11 St Peters student and St Peters Western Swim Club member, Ariarne Titmus, is a swimming star on the rise.
21 November, 2017
St Peters achieves eSmart School status
St Peters Indooroopilly has been officially recognised as an eSmart School, a recognised framework used in thousands of schools in Australia...
Indooroopilly09 November, 2017
On Saturday 4 November, St Peters Year 12 Visual Art and Film & Television students made red carpet entrances at St Peters Performing Arts Centre for the annual Finale Exhibition...
Indooroopilly09 November, 2017
St Peters students head start to Uni
Unlike thousands of graduating students who will have an anxious wait for their OP results in December, five Year 12 graduates from St Peters Lutheran College have already secured conditional guaranteed entry to study at Griffith University.
Indooroopilly24 October, 2017
1962 First XV Rugby Premiers Reunite
The exploits of St Peters First XV Rugby Premiers of 1962 reads like a movie script. (first published in the July 1917 issue of Plus Ultra)
Indooroopilly24 October, 2017
Ministry at St Peters
Ministry Outreach is one of the pillars of the College's 2016–2020 Vision and lies at the heart of a St Peters education and ethos. (first published in the July 1917 issue of Plus Ultra)
Indooroopilly24 October, 2017
Chess: The Cross-Generational Sport
Over the years, St Peters Chess has undergone a renaissance, attracting players from the fashionable ranks of Cricket and Rugby, and collecting several premiership titles in the Associated Independent Colleges (AIC) Competition along the way. (first published in the July 1917...
Ironbark24 October, 2017
Meet Dave Hope, Gardens & Grounds Officer at St Peters Ironbark Outdoor Education Centre
Meet Dave Hope, Gardens & Grounds Officer at St Peters Ironbark Outdoor Education Centre (first published in the October 1917 issue of Plus Ultra)
Indooroopilly24 October, 2017
Teachers attend International Kodály Symposium
In August, two Lower Primary teachers, Ms Susan Creese, (P–6 Music Coordinator) and Mrs Deb Wilson, (Prep teacher), were among a team of more than 20 Australians invited to present workshops at the International Kodály Symposium in Camrose, Alberta, Canada. (fi...
Springfield24 October, 2017
A Good Year: St Peters Springfield's Parents and Friends Committee, at work and play
Alex Kreutzer is a mainstay of St Peters Springfield's Parents and Friends Committee. The parent of five, who this year celebrated her eighth consecutive year as Secretary, is the only original member of the Committee still serving since its i...
Indooroopilly24 October, 2017
Georgia Mountford: Decoding the Future
Old Scholar, Georgia Mountford (2005), couldn't decide between a creative or IT career, so she decided to put a foot in both worlds and has never looked back. (first published in the October 1917 issue of Plus Ultra)
Indooroopilly24 October, 2017
Meet Trish Allen, Head of Junior High
Meet Trish Allen, Head of Junior High (first published in the October 1917 issue of Plus Ultra)
Indooroopilly24 October, 2017
Hockey: The Niche Sport
It's 3:30pm on Tuesday afternoon and Years 7–12 girls in St Peters QGSSSA Hockey teams hit the turf at the University of Queensland Hockey Club for the first of two weekly training sessions. (first published in the October 1917 issue of Plu...
Indooroopilly16 October, 2017
Digital Connections for Early Learners
St Peters eLearning Facilitator, Rachael Yates, has published an article about digitally-connected early learners in the Early Childhood Teachers Association journal.
Springfield15 October, 2017
Dana's Grand Designs
St Peters Springfield Old Scholar, Dana Stephens (2015), has made the leap from designing and building childhood forts to joining the team at McLellan Bush Architects as a Student Architect.
Indooroopilly09 October, 2017
Smart Learning; Smart Thinking; Smart Doing
St Peters Senior IT Teacher, Paul Herring, talks Authentic Learning
Indooroopilly07 October, 2017
Reading Buddies Mark New Chapter in Reader Support Program
Teaching children to read is a team effort in Lower Primary at St Peters Indooroopilly and through the extension of the Support-a-Reader program, Year 2 students who require a little extra help, now have the added bonus of a Year 4 reading...
Springfield06 October, 2017
Meet Craig Schmidt
Meet Craig Schmidt – Deputy Principal and Head of Secondary School at St Peters Springfield
Indooroopilly04 October, 2017
Practical Learning
Chad King, Science Teacher, promotes practical learning in and out of the classroom.
Indooroopilly01 October, 2017
Year 11s - getting down to business
The introduction of a Diploma of Business at St Peters Indooroopilly gives Year 11 students interested in pursuing a business pathway, the opportunity to undertake the Diploma as one of their six subjects.
Indooroopilly01 October, 2017
Boarder Siblings
St Peters has been a coeducational boarding school since its inception in 1945 and a home away from home for generations of siblings.
Old Scholars28 September, 2017
Amelia's perfect IB Score
2016 Old Scholar, Amelia Horrocks, is the second St Peters IB Scholar to receive a perfect score. Now she has the world at her feet, studying Biomedicine at UQ and awarded a Vice Chancellor's Scholarship.
Indooroopilly26 September, 2017
Indooroopilly26 September, 2017
Parent Supporters: Our Unsung Heroes
Parent Support Groups (PSG) are an integral part of the St Peters Indooroopilly community.
Indooroopilly26 September, 2017
Practical Learning
Chad King, Science Teacher, promotes practical learning in and out of classroom.
Indooroopilly09 July, 2017
Amelia awarded inaugural Rural Leadership Scholarship
The Rural Leadership Scholarship has opened a world of possibilities for Amelia.
Indooroopilly09 July, 2017
Brynlea Admitted to Oxbridge Program
Brynlea will undertake a major in Medicine and a minor in Creative Writing at the University of St Andrews in Fife, Scotland, from 20 June to 17 July.
Indooroopilly09 July, 2017
Old Scholars08 July, 2017
Wendy Mayer Named ALC's First Professor
Professor Wendy Mayer (1976), has been appointed a Professor of the University of Divinity.
Indooroopilly08 July, 2017
Sione receives Indigenous Scholarship
Sione Bin-Juda is from Thursday Island. Thanks to the Indigenous Scholarship Fund, Sione now attends St Peters and is working hard to pursue his dreams.
Old Scholars07 July, 2017
Nick Jorss – On school ties and finding your passion
Finding the courage to determine his own destiny and ignite his own passions has paid great dividends for Nick.
Indooroopilly07 July, 2017
Connecting Classrooms and Community
Since 2009, the P&F Community Grants program has funded over $300,000 for more than 40 projects.
Springfield06 July, 2017
National Lutheran Schools Week Awareness Walk
St Peters Springfield students participated in a lunchtime Awareness Walk.
Old Scholars06 July, 2017
Old Scholar and engineering student, Brandon Lee (2015), is changing gears and heading to Cambridge University in October.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
Year 4 students learned about the forces involved in motion and through scientific enquiry they developed the skills of questioning and predicting; planning and conducting; processing and analysing data and information; and communicating understanding.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
Oxbridge: World's Greatest Classrooms
The Oxbridge Academic Program allows Years 8–12 students to study a range of courses at renowned universities in their choice of Oxford, Paris, Cambridge, Barcelona, Montpellier, New York, Salamanca, St Andrews, Los Angeles or Boston.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
Indigenous Immersion – Reaching Out, Changing Lives
When students opt for an immersion experience, it's tempting to focus solely on the benefits for those on tour. Yet, as Year 11 student, Kate C discovered on a St Peters tour to the indigenous Docker River community, the benefits o...
Springfield06 July, 2017
Cultural Chameleon
St Peters Springfield Senior French Teacher, Rae Morgan, fondly known as Madame Morgan, is proof that languages can take you anywhere.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme
St Peters students have a unique opportunity to commence the Duke of Edinburgh Award program in Year 9 when they attend Ironbark and it is heartening to see so many taking advantage of this opportunity.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
Traditional Versus Emerging Technologies: Why We Need Both
It seems traditional and contemporary technologies will continue to have an important place in the classroom and workshop.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
Meet Mr Basil: Story Dog
Story Dogs, a not-for-profit organisation that trains volunteer dog and handler teams to assist school students with reading
Springfield06 July, 2017
One Big Family
Ever since he joined the school in 2010, Nick has embraced the school, its close-knit community and the Lutheran ethos.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
A Compassionate Facilitator of Change
St Peters E-learning Coordinator and Old Scholar, Amanda Rablin (Andersen, 1996) is passionate about helping teachers to integrate online technologies into teaching and learning activities.
Indooroopilly06 July, 2017
St Peters Family Ties
Three generations of one family at St Peters
Indooroopilly29 June, 2017
Outdoor Education at Ironbark
Director of Ironbark, Matthew Sullivan shares why Outdoor Education is a life-changing experience for teens.


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6 Duke's Road
Singapore 268886
08:00am - 07:00pm
Finally I manage to visit this cafe and I must say, I really love everything about it. From the menu design, the variety of food they offer, the decor of the cafe and I think that it's worth the money too! Spent about $69+ for 3 food items and 2 drinks. So here is our order:
*The Gentleman's Relish ($16.50) + Italian Sausages ($4)
My partner tried this and he loves it! The relish was something uncommon to find in other cafes so I think that it was a good try. The scrambled eggs were cooked perfectly - fluffy, buttery and smooth. The sausages were really tasty as well.
*Summer Chicken Stew ($18)
This was so good, I finished the entire bowl. The chicken was so tender and the broth was all infused into the meat, it was really tasty and the rosemary aroma was so strong. I think that even without the toast, it would still be a fantastic dish. The toast was good to dip and soak up the gravy.
*Honey Butter Tater tots ($12.50)
Wow this was really good! Worth the money and calories haha. I don't think other cafes offer this as well so I think they really did a good job for this.
Overall verdict: 8.5/10
The menu was really extensive, you wouldn't know what exactly you wanna order because like me, I wanted to try everything hahaha. But I would definitely come back to try the other foods, like their pasta. The drinks menu was also pretty extensive and I tried their iced toffeenut latte. I think it was average only, I couldn't taste the toffeenut. Service was not as fast and because the space was quite small, it was quite noisy when within the cafe when it gets crowded. They have outdoor seating too which looks really cute and cosy. Location wise, it is very near to botanic gardens MRT station. So it's convenient and it was a good location.
Thanks for the experience! Will definitely return for more 😁😁
It's a sign of the popularity of this cafe (and perhaps of the propensity of its customers to sit and chat long after their food is finished) that, despite its inflated prices, at 2.40pm on a Thursday, all the seats were filled and there was a short queue outside the door. The food and coffee were excellent. The scrambled egg whites were firm, rich, and generously portioned. The greens comprised kale cooked till tender and edamame on a bed of guacamole, topped with shredded parmesan.
Order this for something lighter and healthier. It's definitely pricy for some egg whites, guac and kale. Nonetheless, it still makes a filling meal if you have a small appetite.
Add streaky bacon (+$3)
The scrambled eggs at Atlas never disappoints! If you enjoy fluffy eggs like those in HK's Australian dairy, you'll absolutely love this! The honey mascarpone goes very well with the sourdough too! Glad we gave this a try!
thick pancake with bananas, cereals and vanilla ice cream! the cereals flakes were crispy and buttery 👍🏻 pancake was warm and fluffy!
i had the carbonara which was not bad! very pretty with egg and the parmesan shavings.


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Sartoris Literary Group books can be purchased in eBook and paperback on Amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com, and in paperback from bookstores across the U.S., Canada, and Europe. If your bookstore does not have what you want in stock they will be happy to order it for you.
Dog Stories for the Soul
For dog lovers, this is as good as it gets. This collection of stories represents the best dog stories ever told by some of America's most talented writers. The stories are inspirational, humorous, adventuresome, revealing, and filled with examples of mutual love and devotion. Some of the stories are true. Others are the invention of creative minds that know what it is like to love a dog.
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Mojo Rising
Masters of the Art
James L. Dickerson, Editor | Fiction | Literary
"Mojo Rising: Masters of the Art" is an anthology that contains short stories of some of the South's most acclaimed writers: William Faulkner, Eudora Welty, Stark Young, Richard Wright, Shelby Foote, Ellen Douglas, Willie Morris, Tennessee Williams, Ellen Gilchrist, and Elizabeth Spencer. Because it is the first time the work of these authors has been combined in one volume, it has been heralded as the literary event of the decade.
Mojo Rising (Volume II)
Contemporary Writers
Joseph B. Atkins, Editor | Fiction | Literary
"Mojo Rising (Volume II)" is a companion book for the first volume of "Mojo Rising." It is an y anthology that contains the short stories of the best writers associated with the Mojo Triangle (defined as most of Mississippi, Memphis, New Orleans, Muscle Shoals, and Nashville). Writers included are Ace Atkins, Sheree Renee Thomas, William Boyle, Julie Smith, Steven Barthelme, Maurice Carlos Ruffin, Jere Hoar, Corey Mesler, Margaret Skinner, Joseph B. Atkins, James L. Dickerson, and an In Memoriam to the late "bad boy" of Southern literature Larry Brown."
Cold Eye
A Collection of Short Stories
Margaret Skinner | Fiction | Literary
In the collected stories of Cold Eye, the characters face emotional mishaps, soulful sorrow and sucker-punch surprises in the City of Memphis, alternately known over the years as the murder capital of America, the home of the blues, and the birthplace of rock 'n' roll. With a backdrop like that, it figures that the stories told in the bars, barbecue joints, and churches of such a gritty city would offer a unique perspective on life. Margaret Skinner lives in Memphis and is the author of two novels.
Ryan Uytdewilligen
Young Adult Fiction | Adventure | Coming of age
Set in Oklahoma in 1961, a small town teen named John gets a spur of the moment job driving an old tractor across Arkansas to Oklahoma for a crotchety old farmer. John is about to enter his senior year of high school and has doubts about his future and the kind of man he wants to be. Unbeknownst to him, this trip will be just what he needs to figure all that out. For young adult readers who have an affinity for farm life—and grand adventures.
Born in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, Ryan Uytdewilligen was raised on a family farm where story ideas began to filter through his head at an early age. Like many young farm boys, he was a member of 4-H. After studying and working in television and radio, Ryan made the move to Vancouver where he studied film, produced short films, and optioned several movie scripts.
Trey's Company
Frank Murtaugh | Fiction | Coming of Age
Love a little, die a little, and break the law. Trey Milligan did them all in one summer, and before his 14th birthday. Trey lives in Southern California with his parents and younger sister, but is spending the summer after 7th grade with his widowed grandmother in a small Tennessee town. The South becomes home to Trey, but also represents the freedom every child associates with the summer months. Three of Trey's friends — Wendy, Devon, and Larry — come to personify love, death, and the criminal element, challenges every child must, at some point, confront. Together, the trio builds an unasked-for bridge to adulthood for Trey. The warmth and comforts of a "summer at Grandma's" becomes a life-changing season of internal growth. Murtaugh is well known in Memphis as editor of Memphis magazine.
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'Netarhat is a town in Latehar District, Ranchi. It is also known as the Queen of Chotanagpur, it is a popular hill station. It is a plateau covered with thick forest located in the Pat region of Chotanagpur Plateau. It is 156 kilometers away from Ranchi. It is a place with waterfalls and scenic beauty. Its sunset and sunrise are quite famous, we are going in the summer season and the forest will be at its best now so it's the perfect time to visit there.' said Sreyas giving a long description about the beauty of the place they were about to visit.
Listening to him everyone in the bus clapped liked little kids going on a vacation.
'So is everyone here?' Sreyas asked.
'Raashi is missing', Said Heena entering the bus.
Sreyas smiled listening to Heena but he covered it soon with a serious look on his face.
'Where is she?' he asked just for the sake of formality.
'I don't know, I haven't seen her since morning, I tried calling her but she is not picking up', she replied.
'Maybe she changed her mind. I think she doesn't want to go.' Sreyas said.
'Yes, she didn't look interested from the very start. Maybe she left.' Heena replied.
Sreyas took a deep breath and asked the driver to start the bus. The driver started the engine and the bus started moving slowly, it had already started picking up pace when someone started knocking on the door. Listening to it the driver stopped the bus, the door opened and Raashi entered the bus. Looking at her everyone started cheering, 'Raashi is back…Raashi is back' repeatedly.
Raashi eyes searched for Sreyas, she found him looking at her with an astonished look on his face.
'You came', He asked looking at her.
'Seems like it' she replied looking at him. She smiled sarcastically and went and sat next to Heena.
'This girl is crazy', said Sreyas to himself.
The vehicle picked up pace and everyone started enjoying the journey by their own ways.
An hour passed. Suddenly a noise was heard after which the driver stopped the bus, everyone got startled. Sreyas got up from his seat and assured everyone that he was going down in order to check what's wrong. After a few minutes faint noises were heard outside the bus. Everyone got down from the bus. Raashi got down, she could hear someone quarrelling. She went to the front; she could see the driver arguing with an old lady.
'Don't you have eyes; you couldn't see such a big bus.' He said angrily.
'You are the one who is blind, is the road your property to claim.' She said looking at him. Her face was not clearly visible; Raashi went closer in order to get a closer look of the lady.
She looked like she was in her 70's , she was holding a stick in order to support her, her entire body was full of wrinkles, she was wearing a sari, she looked like she was a tribal of the area.
'What happened?' Raashi asked looking at her.
The woman turned towards her, walked closer and observed Raashi. She looked into Raashi's eyes, Raashi could see that one of the eye of the woman was affected by cataract.
'This driver tried hitting me by this vehicle.' She replied, her voice was not clear coz she had a mouthful of beetle.
'I am so sorry , are you hurt? Heena bring the first aid kit from my bag.' Raashi said.
'Oh, no my dear, I am fine.' She said. She looked at Raashi carefully,she took her hand; closed her eyes and started whispering.
Raashi stepped backwards, scared, suddenly Sreyas stepped in between Raashi and the lady and said, 'What's your problem? You didn't get hurt, right, so just let us go now.'
'Death, you all will face death very soon, and one of you will be responsible' she said and laughed looking towards the group. She looked at Raashi, smiled and walked away.
'Okay everyone get back to your seats, we need to reach our destination soon.' He said and everyone started getting into the bus. He came near Raashi and said angrily, 'Do you have to butt your nose in everything'.
Raashi said nothing and took her seat, everyone around started whispering.
'Do you think that the old lady was telling the truth?' said Ashley to her friend Rita.
Sreyas got up from his seat and said, 'Look everyone, there is no need to pay attention to all that blabbing by that old lady. We are going there to enjoy ourselves and nothing can in between that, so all of you just relax.'
Everyone kept quiet after listening to Sreyas and the bus continued its journey towards. They started enjoying the views of the seven hills and whatever nature had to offer them.
At about 2:00pm they reach The Sunrise Hotel at Netarhat and everyone got down from the bus.
'Okay everyone welcome to one of the most beautiful forest's in India. So today you can do whatever you like and tomorrow we will be meeting at 6:00am, at this place.' Sreyas said and everyone made their way towards their respective rooms.
'I'm gonna take a shower first and then we can go for lunch.' said Raashi. Heena nodded and jumped onto her bed.
After about half an hour both made their way towards the hotel's restaurant. They took a seat and started looking at the menu.
'Do you mind if I join you guys?' said someone from behind.
Raashi turned the around, it was the same guy she met in front of Sreyas's room.
'No, of course we don't.' said Heena in a flirtatious voice.
He took a seat next to Heena and looked at Raashi. 'I didn't get a chance to introduce myself that day, I am Jasper' he said smiling.
'Nice to meet you Jasper, I am Heena' she said smiling.
'Beautiful name.' he said kissing Heena's hand.
Heena looked at Raashi and made an indication; that was enough for her to understand that she was being a third wheel there. She said, 'Guys, I think I forgot my wallet in the room. I'll be back' she said and left that place.
She went outside and stood near the gate. 'So your friend ditched you' said Sreyas from behind.
'Why do you care?' she replied.
'Why do you always talk like this?' he asked.
She got up from there and went near a tea stall from where she bought a packet of biscuits and a cup of tea. She sat on a bench near the stall and started eating.
'Bhaiya, give me a cup of tea', Said Sreyas to the man in the tea stall.
Raashi looked at Sreyas angrily. She asked, 'How long are you planning to follow me?'
'You eat biscuits for lunch.' He said looking at her.
'Do I have a choice?' she asked annoyingly.
Listening to her statement Sreyas smiled. 'Later I am going to watch the sunset here, will you come with me?' he asked looking at her.
'So that you can get rid of me on the first day itself', She asked.
'I don't need to take you in the forest to kill you. I can do it here as well ', he replied.
After that both of them went to the point where the sunset looked it's best.
'What do you want ask?' Raashi said looking at Sreyas.
'What?' he asked surprisingly.
'You have a question right. You can ask me now.' She replied.
'Why did you come back even after my warning?' he asked.
'I got weak thinking of my mother but then I remembered that my mother is an extraordinary woman. When my father left her she could have chosen the easy path, that's living with her parents but she didn't, she worked hard and made herself capable of raising me. She always choose the difficult yet right path but then how can I being her daughter take the easy but wrong path ' said Raashi.
'You are a strange girl Raashi, I am unable to understand you. But don't get mistaken when I behave softly with you. You are my enemy now and I won't hesitate killing you.' Sreyas said.
'Don't hesitate and if I have to save everyone from you than I won't hesitate killing you either.' She replied after which she left that place and made her way towards the hotel. When she reached in front of the gate, she found that some people were standing in a circle, surrounding something. She went closer.
'What is this smell?' she said to herself.
She went near it and whatever she saw was enough to scare her. Ashley was lying there, dead.
So, Ashley is dead. What will happen now? Raashi threatened Sreyas, what will he do with her now? What will happen in the trek? To get all these answer you need to wait just a little, for the next chapter. If you liked this chapter don't forget to hit like and comment your opinions in the comments section below and if you like my post than follow my blog for more. Next chapter out on 17th October, 2017.
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For years, military service has been recognized as one of the leading indicators of entrepreneurial success. According to a report by the U.S. Small Business Administration, veterans are 45% more likely to be entrepreneurs than non-veterans, and over 13% of veterans have been self-employed in recent years. The traits and skills our nation's service members possess make them great entrepreneurs.
On the surface, the veterans I exercise with in the gym or on the running trail appear to be doing great. But in quiet moments, sometimes between breaths on a treadmill, or unloading a barbell, core truths are revealed: It isn't always easy. Memories are painful, and emotions are raw. They have stories to tell that require an audience.
America has emerged from the longest war in U.S. history. Our soldiers are wounded, both physically and psychologically. The effects of war on our brave men and women in uniform are becoming more and more evident, with post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, and multiple other wounds of war affecting our returning military population.
Hundreds of women veterans and military spouses filled the halls and conference rooms of a luxury Times Square hotel this past weekend in an effort to chart a daunting yet important step into the future.


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OSWEGO, NY – The Oswego Public Library will host an exhibition of the photography of Richard Drosse from Sept. 1 to Oct. 5.
An opening reception will take place on Thursday from 6-8 p.m.
The reception is free and open to the public.
It will be held in the Community Room adjacent to the art gallery on the lower level of the library.
The exhibition may be viewed during regular library hours: Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. and starting Sept. 12, Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
Drosse is a local photographer whose work has appeared in several exhibitions with the Art Association of Oswego and the Fulton Art Association.


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MBAT empowers researchers to discover correlations among disconnected and disparate data by providing a unified environment for bringing together distributed reference resources, a user's image data, and biological atlases into the same spatial or semantic context.
Future work includes extending the Comparison Viewer Workspace to include data that has been semantically registered to an atlas, extending the graph viewer plug-ins to support more ontological relationship types, extending the search engine to allow selection of query terms that are specific to a particular data source, and extending the Registration Workspace to allow real-time comparison of the results of different algorithms.
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Liver Tincture with Milk Thistle, Turmeric, OGR
Liver Tincture with Milk Thistle, Turmeric, OGR by Zizia Botanicals. May support overall liver function, skin, and the after states of long nights out.
2 ml 2-4 times daily or 3-5 ml before bed as needed.
Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) seed, Turmeric (Curcuma longa) rhizome, Artichoke (Cynara glossum) aerial, Oregon Grape Root (Berberis aquifolium) root, Orange (Citrus sinensis) peel, Cane and/or Grain Alcohol, Distilled Water, Organic Vegetable Glycerin
Simply add to a splash of water or take directly by mouth.*
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Situational awareness: The FBI has obtained Michael Cohen's secretly-recorded audio of a conversation with President Trump about potential payments to a Playboy playmate.
- Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani confirmed the tape but said payment never happened, the NYT's Matt Apuzzo, Maggie Haberman and Michael S. Schmidt report. "He said the recording was less than two minutes and demonstrated that the president had done nothing wrong."
1 big thing: Colleges get creative
Colleges are increasingly turning to ways to help potential students afford tuition sticker shock, including what's known as "income share agreements," the AP's David Jordan reports.
Why it matters: The student loan crisis is real, and only getting worse — with spillover effects on the broader economy.
- That's compounded by declining state taxpayer support for public universities and the increasing demand for credentials for entry-level work.
What's happening:
- "In contrast with traditional loans, in which students will simply pay down the principal and interest until there is nothing left, students with income share agreements pay back a percentage of their salary for a set period of time."
- The lower your salary, the lower your payments. Most agreements are paid back within 10 years or less, which gives students an interest rate between 8.7% and 21%, per the Wall Street Journal.
- "Those touting the programs say they give colleges greater incentive to help students find high-earning jobs after graduation, because a higher salary means the school may recoup its investment in a shorter period of time."
- The latest example is Norwich University in Vermont. "Norwich's program is starting out on a small scale, mainly for students who do not have access to other types of loans or those who are taking longer than the traditional eight semesters to finish their degree," the AP reports.
The other side: "But because employment and salary determine repayment, it's possible providers could be seen as discriminating against recipients who choose lower-paying professions."
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This year's Zhoushan International Sand Sculpture Festival in China features 50+ works by sand sculptors from eight countries.
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- The NFL and the NFL Players Association have agreed to freeze the new national anthem policy for the next several weeks as they hold confidential negotiations to work on a resolution outside of court.
- Trump swiped at the Federal Reserve again this morning while criticizing China and the European Union, complaining that currency manipulation is "taking away our big competitive edge." What he's saying.
- A China-based developer of facial recognition technologies is in talks to raise around $1 billion from SoftBank Vision Fund, per Bloomberg.
- Trump is not supporting a referendum in Eastern Ukraine, the White House said today. Vladimir Putin reportedly floated the idea during his one-on-one meeting with Trump. Go deeper.
- CNN has unearthed audio of Minnesota Republican Rep. Jason Lewis making misogynistic comments on a radio show he hosted from 2009 to 2014, in which he lamented that men could no longer call women "sluts," and mused about women's inability to make rational voting decisions. What they're saying.
- Congress will not push to reinstate Trump's ban on Chinese phone maker ZTE, which has been labeled a national security threat by the Pentagon. Timeline.
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New relevance/resonance after this epic week ... "The Perfect Weapon: War, Sabotage, and Fear in the Cyber Age," by David E. Sanger, N.Y. Times national security correspondent and nuclear weapons expert (Crown):
- "Putin was out to ... show that he could use [America's big-tech] tools to break democracy and enhance his own power."
- "Putin's goals in Ukraine were as much psychological as physical. He wanted to declare to Ukrainians that their country exists only because Russia allows it to exist. Putin's message to the Ukrainians was simple: We own you."
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Mary asks…
what is the difference between clean and clear advantage acne control kit and clean and clear active clear kit?
I've just bought clean and clear active control kit at guardian and they have cleanser, moisturizer, toner and also speed gel. i've tried 4 weeks but nothing happened. my acne is getting worse. i don't know whether in malaysia got clean and clear advantage acne control kit. can you please help me ? i just want to get rid of my acne fast !!
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There is this new popular cream that people have been talking about.
It was even televised on TV.
It prevents future and existing acne, diminishes scars, and lightens skin and blemishes. Fast results too! (It's been claimed that major results can be seen within a week and no later than two weeks)
Before and After photos are available at the given ebay site.
This person is providing 1-3 week trial samples (Only for ONE DOLLAR.. Definitely a deal) on ebay at:
Search up "Cee En's Acne Solution" or "best acne solution ever" on ebay.
First 100 customers can get the item for $1 for one week trial and up to 3 weeks. Or you can purchase 1 month supply for $40 or 6 month supply for $160
It's expensive, but the product DOES work.
My sister and cousin who both have major acne have tried the product and they both give it thumbs up. I have also heard many great feedbacks about this cream.
I don't have a problem with acne, but it seems to have great results on my sister who has moderate to severe acne. Her acne swelling went away overnight.
Check the seller's feedbacks on the cream
I hope this helps. =)
Joseph asks…
How can i get rid of pimples fast?
i need to know how to get rid of pimples fast and prevent them. thank you for the answer.
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Well to get rid of them FAST, like OVERNIGHT, See this.
Gather all materials beforehand — see "Things You'll Need" below. You might want to store them in a waterproof resealable bag, such as Ziploc. I'd recommend wearing either old clothes or a bathrobe over whatever you are wearing. There is a definite possibility this is going to spill. After you have found everything on you checklist, head to a large, flat, waterproof surface. This is probably your bathroom. Having this room be private is highly advised; you can't just say, "Get out, I'm flattening a pimple," can you
The Method
Salt the water thoroughly — much more than you think it needs.
Dip one cotton ball in the salt water.
Wait for 30 – 60 seconds.
Squeeze out excess water out until it is damp, but not dripping.
Place the damp cotton ball over your large, oh-my-goodness-I-cannot-go-to-the-prom-w… zit. If you have several of these grouped together, try to place the cotton ball over them all.
Glance at your watch/clock. Wait exactly three minutes.
Remove the cotton ball after the time is up. The zit seems to be nearly gone, but it is only the top that has dissolved. Your acne is still there.
Take the other two cotton balls and place them on either side of the despised pimple.
Slowly, move them closer together until the tiny bump is flattened. Congrats! You've just conquered that giant of a pimple — forever.
Don't forget the last two steps — they are crucial.
Be sure to follow these steps closely. Dipping a cottonball in fresh water as opposed to salt will not work, for instance.
You might want to bring a book — either waterproof or one that you do not care about being splattered in water. Those three minutes can get boring.
This is your best bet for monster zits that simply sneak up on you. For long-term healthy skin, cleansing and toning is also important.
Please, PLEASE, do not assume this is permission to "pop" pimples. Doing so can cause major scarring. Please don't pop them.
If you stop after the top is dissolved, I must warn you: it will come back. Maybe not in the next five minutes, but during the course of an hour, it will come back.
Things You'll Need
3 or more cotton balls
Lukewarm tap water
Cup to hold the water in
Helen asks…
How do you get rid of acne scars fast?
all of my acne is gone except for 2 little pimples, and pimples for me are extremely easy to get rid of. but i have a few scars from old pimples that are fading, but they took about a year to fade. is there home remedies i can use that will help get rid of acne scars within maybe a week or 2? thanks.
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Step 1
One of the most popular home remedies is to put toothpaste on your pimple before you go to bed .Make sure it is the paste and not the gel.
Step 2
Place strawberry leaves on the acne ,the alkalinity helps reduce the swelling.
Step 3
These are one of the smellier home remedies for getting rid of a pimple overnight.Crush a couple of garlic cloves and dabbed on the face 1-2 times daily.
Step 4
Grind orange peel with some water to a paste and apply on the pimple.Your pimple should disappear overnight or become less visible.
Step 5
Mix 1 teaspoon of finely ground cinnamon powder and 1 teaspoon of lemon juice and apply to your pimples frequently this should also do the trick.
Step 6
Put ice on the pimple before going to bed ,by morning it should be noticeably smaller.This works best on larger pimples that have not yet formed a head.
Step 7
Mix mint juice with turmeric powder and apply on affected area.Leave for about 15 minutes and wash off with lukewarm water.
Step 8
Combine together in a bowl some vinegar and salt in a bowl,dab this mixture on your pimples ,leave for about 15-20 minutes and the rinse off.
Step 9
Grind some nutmeg with milk and apply to affected area,this will make your pimples vanish without leaving any marks.Poof and it is gone.
Step 10
Apply juice of raw papaya including the skin and seed on swelling acne to get rid of overnight.
Step 11
Apply the pulp from ripe tomatoes on your blemish and leave for a hour,then wash and get rid of your pimple overnight.
Step 12
Apply grated potatoes on the skin to treat pimples and reduce swelling.
Step 13
Follow any one of the instructions above ,I am sure one will work for you and good luck.You going to need it because some pimples are very stubborn.
Tea Tree Oil
Tea Tree Oil is obtained from the Melaleuca alternifoliais tree from Australia. It is very effective against Acne as it contains bacteria-fighting substances called Terpenes. Acne is often caused by bacteria and the Terpenes either outright kill them or weaken them enough to be destroyed by protective antibodies. There are very little side effects from using Tea Tree Oil.
Aloe Vera
The watery gel from Aloe Vera plant is also a highly effective natural cure against Acne. The enzyme-rich gel has very soothing anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. It can also be taken internally and helps clean up and detox the digestive tract. This in turn can help clear up the skin.
Zinc is taken in the form of capsules. It helps to strengthen the human immune system and to repair the skin.
Vitamin A
Vitamin A tablets are also a natural and effective Acne cure. Vitamin A promotes healthy skin.
Vitamin E
Vitamin E also helps in countering Acne. It is a natural antioxidant and beneficial for the skin. Vitamin E comes in soft gelatin capsules that contain Vitamin E, Soybean Oil, Glycerin, and Water.
Some Natural Homemade Cures to counter Acne
The most important thing to do if you suffer from Acne is to drink at least four pints of water every day. Drinking a lot of water is very beneficial to your skin. Including fresh fruit and leafy green vegetables in your daily diet will also bring about a marked improvement in the quality of your complexion.
Before bathing, apply a mixture of tomato pulp – real tomota pulp, not packaged one – honey and rose-water to your face and keep for twenty minutes before washing off.
At night, before going to bed, apply a mix of cream, glycerine, and lemon juice to your face and again keep it on for a short while before washing.
Regular Yoga exercises will also improve skin and overall health.
Things to Avoid
Avoid touching your face all the time, keep your hair away from your face, and avoid picking at pimples.
Another important thing if you're prone to Acne is to avoid using heavy make-up – in fact, it is preferable to avoid make-up altogether. For an effective cure, stay as natural as possible.
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Recorded in January 2015 by Serge Morattel (Year of No Light, Basement, Ventura, Knut) 10 tracks that 52 minutes is the band's third album since 2006. After crossing bands on the road as Mono, Grails, Pneu, Marvin, Shub and Don Caballero. Goodbye Diana has a 4-year break to come back as a trio of guitar, bass and drums. Always instrumental the band from Montpellier travel between math rock and post rock, not hesitating to mix fine melodies buried under sheets of delay and rhythmic and catchy riffs.
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I took wayyyyyyyyy to many photos from our trip to the South of Taiwan. I know. Trust me, I've already narrowed it down. At least, I tried to. haha 🙂 Kevin has a thing for speed (like all boys), so we had to take the High Speed Rail to get to our first stop, Kaohsiung. […]
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Sydney not intimidated
Sydney FC striker John Aloisi is confident his team-mates won't be overawed by the presence of living legend Robbie Fowler when they host North Queensland Fury at the SFS on Saturday night.
Sydney FC striker John Aloisi is confident his team-mates won't be overawed by the presence of living legend Robbie Fowler when they host North Queensland Fury at the SFS on Saturday night.
The former England and Liverpool star has lived up to the hype in the opening rounds of his maiden Hyundai A-League season, scoring three goals in five appearances for the competition newcomer.
While Fowler's best years may be behind him, Aloisi admits the man known simply as 'God' among football fans remains a serious handful.
"A player that's played at such a high level doesn't lose his awareness and you can see on the pitch, even if he's not physically the same as what he used to be when he was playing at Liverpool, his touch and his awareness around the box is brilliant," Aloisi said.
But the former Socceroo backed his team-mates rise to the sizable challenge of containing the legendary 34-year-old.
"I think the players always like playing against top quality opposition and Robbie Fowler's that," he said.
"You saw his goal last week was class, it was one of the best goals of the year I thought."
"His control and his composure in front of goal - and that's what people are going to come to see on Saturday night."
"That's what you want to play against and it'll be even better if we beat them."
Sydney's main man was quick to distance himself from talk the Round 6 clash will double as a shoot-out between he and his fellow striker.
"At the end of the day it's 11 players against 11 players and strikers aren't any good without service and so we rely on our team-mates, it's a team sport," he said.
But at least one fan - NRL and Wests Tigers star Robbie Farah who is an unabashed Sydney FC and Liverpool supporter - is hoping both Aloisi and Fowler play starring roles.
Farah, who just happened to have a Liverpool shirt in his bag when he ran into Fowler in Townsville earlier this year, was on hand at the Sky Blues' final training session on Friday morning.
"Obviously I'd love Sydney to win, hopefully Robbie can score a goal and maybe Johnny score a couple more and the boys can get the win," Farah said.
"I'm coming out to the game tomorrow night so hopefully it's a good crowd and good to watch Robbie play in Australia."
But Aloisi, who will bring up 400 national league appearances on Saturday night following stints in England, Italy and Spain, will happily settle for a win.
"I don't keep count of the games I've played but it's an important game for the club and myself this week to get back to winning ways," Aloisi said of the milestone.
"I don't really look at how many games I've played but I suppose it's nice when you sit back at the end of your career and see that you've played a lot of games at a high level."


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With the final exhibition just around the corner, projects have more then enough on their plate. The past week has been stressful, but productive at the same time. Its been exciting seeing the prototypes form and projects come closer to their final vision. Here is a little update of the progress of VELO M2, SOLAROSE and BICITRACTOR.
have completed the frame, including steering and transmission, and the bicitractor has made its maiden voyage around the factory yard! The finished frame weighs around 17 kilos (the wheels weigh 24). The final steering mechanism is being refined; the new system is chain-driven, which takes up less space and is easier to assemble than the previous design. The team has added a few floorboards. Team spirit is good, despite the loss of one member due to chronic back pain.
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are building the first of their cargo bike power modules' casings. Initial tests have been promising, and they're now improving it, making it waterproof and increasing the modularity of its interior space. The open source community has given them input in the form of box designs and beta testing; the wider community is now working on ideas for the electrical system. The team also completed their first pedal power test, yielding a maximum wattage of 100 W.
have validated the first steps of their solar tracking software by testing it with the motors that will swivel the array of reflectors. Some details of the primary mirror array have changed, and the overall structure is done save the mirrors (of which there will be 20). The polished aluminum reflectors are going on though, and should be on by the end of the week. The secondary (top) mirror structure is completed except for a few structural and mechanical components, and the team has built the supporting A-frame structure to hold it aloft.


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In the Thursday, Nov. 19th issue of the Troy Daily News, Editorial page, Your View a personal opinion was given based on little to no knowledge of the subject he discussed.
Troy, like Miamisburg, Dayton, Lima and Sidney is interested in the reduction of obesity within our younger generations. By striving to achieve the Bicycle Friendly Community and Safe Routes to School standards our school-age residents will be able to ride a bicycle to and from their destinations improving their health and safety. By facilitating these national programs in our community fewer parents will need to drive their students to school which will reduce the emission footprint and traffic flow around our schools.
The city of Troy and its elected officials are working hard to continue the improvement of the quality of life for our residents. We are fortunate to be on the bike trail that is the longest paved dedicated trail in the country. This Adams Street Bicycle access marking is the beginning of an overall master plan. We have the opportunity to make it safe to ride bicycles throughout the community. I suggest that anyone needing more information about these healthy, safety centric programs contact the city and learn how they may be a part of making these improvements happen.
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LeBron, Cavs beat Warriors in Game 2 to even Finals
Star's triple-double helps team avoid collapse to tie series
OAKLAND, Calif. - The final buzzer sounded, and LeBron James wasn't done.
As fans filed out of the quieting arena, James grabbed the ball and spiked it with all his might. He flexed his arms and pounded his chest, letting out a roar that echoed from California to Cleveland.
James turned in a triple-double to remember, Matthew Dellavedova made the go-ahead free throws in overtime, and the Cavaliers overcame a fourth-quarter collapse to outlast the Golden State Warriors 95-93 on Sunday night to even the NBA Finals at a game apiece.
James finished with 39 points, 16 rebounds and 11 assists in 50 minutes, carrying Cleveland's depleted roster to victory on the NBA's toughest home floor. The Warriors had been 47-3 at ear-piercing Oracle Arena.
"I tried to give it all to my teammates. And they do a great job of giving it back to me. Total team effort," said James, who shot 11 of 34 from the floor and seemed to wear down as the game dragged on. "To be back in the same position we were in three days ago and to come back and even the series is big time."
It was the second straight overtime game - the first time in league history the first two games of the Finals have gone to overtime - and one the Cavs never should've let go so far.
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Series tied 1-1
G1: Golden State 108 Cleveland 100 (OT)
G2: Cleveland 95 Golden State 93 (OT)
G3: At Cleveland 8 Tuesday
G4: At Cleveland 8 Thursday
G5: At Golden State 7 Sunday
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Stephen Curry had a horrific shooting performance but converted the tying layup for the Warriors late in regulation. The MVP also put Golden State in front 93-92 on free throws with 29.5 seconds left in overtime.
Dellavedova steps up
Then, Draymond Green met James at the rim to block his lefthanded layup, but the Cavs retained possession. After James Jones missed a 3-pointer, Dellavedova grabbed the rebound and was fouled.
The scrappy Australian made both free throws to put Cleveland up with 10.1 seconds to play. Curry air-balled a jumper contested by Dellavedova, and James got the rebound and hit one of two free throws with 4.4 seconds left.
"He was huge for us," James said about Dellavedova. "We knew we could count on him because we've been in this situation before. He gave us everything that he had and more."
After James' made free throw, Curry, without a timeout, raced up court and tried to pass ahead to Klay Thompson. But Iman Shumpert batted the ball away to seal the Cavs' win.
Game 3 is Tuesday night in Cleveland.
"When we defend like we did tonight, we're going to give ourselves a chance to beat any team in this world," said James, the four-time MVP.
It was a pivotal point for the Cavs, who won their first Finals game in franchise history. They were swept by the Spurs in their only other appearance in 2007, when James was just growing into the planet's best player.
Cleveland was staring at a major deficit again. Teams with a 2-0 lead have gone on to win 28 of 31 series.
Now that's one thing the Cavs won't have to overcome.
James is still left trying to carry Cleveland to its first championship in 51 years after Kyrie Irving fractured his left kneecap in Game 1. Irving had surgery in Cleveland on Saturday to join sidelined starters Kevin Love and Anderson Varejao, both of whom had already been lost for the season with injuries.
He got a little help, this time.
Timofey Mozgov had 17 points and 11 rebounds but sat out a lot late in the fourth quarter and overtime when the Warriors went to a smaller lineup. J.R. Smith scored 11 points, and Dellavedova had nine.
Curry off rhythm
Curry scored 19 points and shot 5-of-23 from the floor, including 2-of-15 from 3-point range, and had six turnovers.
"Shots I normally make I knew as soon as they left my hand that they were off. That doesn't usually happen," Curry said. "Mechanically, I don't know if there is an explanation for it, just didn't have a rhythm and didn't find one the whole game."
Thompson tried to pick up the backcourt slack, scoring 34 points. But the Warriors went 8 for 35 from long range and shot 39.8 percent overall.
"This is the Finals. It's hard. It's supposed to be hard," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. "We had a tough night. So you have to move on. You've got to learn from it and get better, and that's what we're going to do."


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6 Summer Snack Ideas Better Than the Vending Machine
They're simple, super-filling, and ring in under 200 calories. This is the summer you won't have to circle the office vending machine like a vulture.
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turmeric-roasted chickpeas
Heat oven to 375°F. In a medium bowl, combine ½ tsp kosher salt, ¾ tsp ground turmeric, ½ tsp garlic powder, and ¼ tsp ground cumin. Drain and rinse a 15-oz can chickpeas and completely pat dry with a paper towel. Arrange chickpeas on a baking sheet in a single layer and roast for about 40 minutes, shaking the pan every 10 minutes, until golden brown and crunchy. Remove from oven and spray with canola oil; immediately add to the bowl and toss with spices while hot. Cool to room temperature before eating.
Makes 2 servings. Per ½-cup serving: 119 cal, 2 g fat (0 g sat fat), 6 g protein , 20 g carb, 5 g fiber.
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roasted cauliflower hummus
Heat oven to 450°F. Toss 1 head cauliflower, cored and cut into 1-in. florets, 3 cloves lightly smashed garlic, 2 Tbsp olive oil, 1 tsp cumin, ¼ tsp kosher salt, and ⅛ tsp freshly ground black pepper on a large rimmed baking sheet. Roast until cauliflower is golden brown and tender, about 30 minutes, turning occasionally. Place 5 Tbsp tahini, ¼ cup grated Parmesan, ¼ cup fresh lemon juice, and the roasted cauliflower in the bowl of a food processor; process until smooth. Serve at room temperature, sprinkled with ⅛ tsp paprika, with veggies for dipping.
Makes 2½ cups. Per ½-cup serving: 190 cal, 15 g fat (0 g sat fat), 7 g protein, 11 g carb, 3 g fiber.
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buffalo popcorn
Combine ½ tsp cayenne, ¼ tsp each paprika and kosher salt, and ⅛ tsp ground celery seed in a small bowl. Place 3 cups air-popped popcorn (about 3 Tbsp kernels) in a large bowl and lightly spray with canola oil (this helps the spices stick to the popcorn). Pour spices over popcorn and toss well to coat. Sprinkle with 1 Tbsp crumbled blue cheese, if desired.
Makes 1 serving. 129 cal, 4 g fat (2 g sat fat), 18 g protein, 20 g carb, 4 g fiber.
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peaches-and-cream chia pudding
In a medium bowl, whisk 2 cups sweetened vanilla almond milk and 1 tsp pure vanilla extract. Stir in 5 Tbsp chia seeds and 1 fresh diced peach; let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes. Mix again to be sure the seeds don't clump, cover with plastic, and refrigerate overnight. Serve with ¼ fresh sliced peach.
Makes 4 servings. Per ½-cup serving: 155 cal, 5 g fat (0 g sat fat), 3 g protein, 25 g carb, 6 g fiber.
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roasted strawberry muffins
Heat oven to 350°F. Line a 12-hole muffin pan with paper liners and lightly spray each with baking spray. Place 1¼ cups thinly sliced strawberries on a parchment-lined baking sheet and sprinkle with 1 tsp sugar. Roast for 15 to 20 minutes until the berries begin to dry out. Set aside. Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, whisk 1¼ cups whole-wheat flour, ¾ tsp baking soda, and ¼ tsp salt. Set aside. In a large bowl, beat 2 Tbsp softened butter and ½ cup light brown sugar with an electric mixer. Add 2 large eggs, 3 ripe medium mashed bananas, 2 Tbsp unsweetened applesauce, and 1 tsp vanilla extract and beat until thick. Add to flour mixture and blend on low until just combined. Fold in strawberries and spoon batter into the prepared pan; bake on the center rack for 20 to 25 minutes. Let cool before eating.
Makes 12 muffins. Per muffin: 142 cal, 3 g fat (2 g sat fat), 3 g protein, 27 g carb, 3 g fiber.
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greek treat
In a small bowl, stir together 6 oz nonfat Greek yogurt (about ¾ cup) and ½ Tbsp raspberry preserves. Top with 1 tsp dark chocolate chips or shavings and serve.
Makes 1 serving. 178 cal, 5 g fat (3 g sat fat), 17 g protein, 17 g carb, 0 g fiber.
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Source - Wrestling Observer Newsletter
WWE RAW superstar Super Crazy will be retuning to action just in time for the RAW tour of Mexico the first week of July. He has been out recovering from a knee injury.
Matt Hardy told the Miami Herald in an interview last week that his goal is to become a singles world champion and get a program with Edge. He admitted that he needs to develop a more in-depth personality and needs more mic time to be seen as a star. Hardy sees his in-ring skills and mechanics as ready. During the interview he also praised the return of his brother.


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Art against War
'Art against War' is a themed painting exhibition created by artist John Devaraj. When I went to the Art gallery of the Government Museum in Bangalore recently, he had organized a display of his above shown work titled, 'A hundred million crucifixions'.
There is an important message that the artist wants to spread through his painting (and the exhibition) – Art can be used as a powerful medium to express one's opposition to War and Child labour.
The art work and the exhibits, mostly containing information on the deadly destruction caused by the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Nuclear explosions, did create an impact on the viewer.
The artist conveys his message powerfully through multiple questions (as found on their printed leaflet, which I bought) –
Did you know that,
- The history of mankind is the history of war?
- There are 30,000 nuclear missiles in the world today?
- Hundred and Thirty Four million children are forced into child labor in India?
- The two atom bombs that fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed 3,50,000 people?
- Each nuclear bomb can cause more destruction than 2.5 Kg of Dynamite?
- In the past 5,000 years of human history, there have been only 147 years of peace?
- 40% of the land of Okinawa is occupied by the US army?
- Almost 50% of the national resources are spent on defense directly or indirectly?
- War profiteering (including all related activities) is a major business in the world?
It seems,
- Picasso created Guernica as a statement against the Spanish civil war
- Paul Robeson, a civil rights singer, could stop a war with a song
- Japan, by its Kempo Kyujo Act 9 has prohibited the use of the armed forces and hence Japan has no standing army, but only defense forces
When Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela were able to practice Non-violence successfully, why not rest of the world?
Powerful message, succinctly conveyed! I wish the best for all his endeavors.
Destination InfinityI am Rajesh K, the author of this blog. While this blog is my hobby, I am a Freelance Video Editor by Profession. If you want to make Videos for Business or Special Occasions, do visit my other website WOWSUPER.NET to see the portfolio and get in touch.
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My Era
Wow! now that's lots of eye-opening facts…many of which I read for the fist time.
Thank you for sharing this DI 😀
Rajesh K
I too came across these facts for the first time. Glad to share.
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The British Asian Blog
As their say, a picture is better than thousands of words. Nice facts but a sad reality. We have become a civilisation hell bent of destroying each other over nothing.
Rajesh K
Well, not exactly over nothing but something very close to that!
Destination Infinity
The art work is beautiful! Could you upload some more of them! Coz I could not clearly see the close up of those works! And are there 134 Million children working in India! Another biggest problem that India could not solve!
"When Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela were able to practice Non-violence successfully, why not rest of the world?" – Loved this statement here!
Rajesh K
I am not sure if I can display closer view of this painting (I don't have a closer view anyway). Child labour is one reason why we get things relatively cheaper in India. But then, we don't realize the higher price we pay for that!
Destination Infinity
I dont think we can put Nelson Mandela and Gandhi in the same line.. sorry i don't agree to it .. What Mandela did we have all seen where the country was and IS now .. but with Gandhi it is a different story .. I don't want to go on that 🙂
The art work and especially modern art I ma hopeless in that I cant make head or tail of them so I will not comment at all on that toooo .. But the questions asked now those are something to think about …
I will give you a example in world war hitler/germany were accused of killing millions thousands .. But did you know the there was a time when British bombarded cities in germany and killed thousands and thousands of people living in those cities almost wiping out the entire cities almost every house building was bombarded and burnt. It was not just one city but lots of them .. But no one talks of that ..
so war is bad but we live in a world where WAR is a reality toooo
Rajesh K
No one talks of that because the western media never reports it in any channel. But the holocaust is repeated again and again everywhere. Stalin, liquidated equal (or more) of his own people in Russia. No one reports about that either.
Destination Infinity
Those are amazing facts! And I have always wondered why isn't there more to history than wars…
"When Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela were able to practice Non-violence successfully, why not rest of the world?" Why not? I wish we all understood this.
Love these endeavors of artist John Devaraj! Art and culture and even sports can make friends of enemies.
Rajesh K
I guess sports played a part in restoring the relations between India and Pak. We were almost at war, at a point of time! I too think that it is an interesting initiative, just thought of encouraging it by putting it up on my blog. (The little that we can do!)
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sujatha sathya
wow that was some really well complied info on war, peace & human history
as for War profiteering yeah i had read about it. there was this novel that talked of how America was the nation that 'benefitted' greatly from WW One and which was one of the reasons for its meteoric economic rise
btw,you again put me to shame. localite and yet not been to this exhibition either.didnt even know about it
Rajesh K
I guess the exhibition itself was not well advertised. Since I went to the museum on that days, I happened to see this! That info about United States benefiting from World Wars might as well be true. Need to check on it.
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rahul aggarwal
awesome post with quite an astonishing facts !
informative post!
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children. This is not a way of life at all in any true sense. Under the clouds of war, it is humanity hanging on a cross of iron. ~Dwight D. Eisenhower, speech, American Society of Newspaper Editors, 16 April 1953


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