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The Macau Government Tourist Office announces in accordance to the approval of the Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture of May 8th of 2015, the opening of public tender for adjudication of the transportation services of the fireworks materials, launching tubes and related equipments of 27th Macau International Fireworks Display Contest.
The opening of tender location, date and time: at 10:00 on June 8th of 2015 at the Macau Government Tourist Office 14th floor.
According to the article no. 27 of Decree-Law no. 63/85/M, of 6 July, the legal representatives of the bidder should present on the tender opening , and take action for any complaint and/ or explanation/ doubt regarding the respective tender.
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La Bocca $$
Address: Ady Endre utca 19., II. district
Tel: (+36 1) 886 7880
A Mediterranean-style restaurant at the foot of the Rózsadomb (Rose Hill).
Náncsi Néni Vendéglője $$ (Aunt Náncsi's Restaurant)
Address: Ördögárok u. 80, Budapest, II. district, take a taxi to get there
Tel: (+36 1) 397 2742
Traditional home-style cooking in a cozy atmosphere. The only Budapest restaurant that was given a smiley in the famous Michelin guide.
Lugas Restaurant $$
Address: Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 77., II. district
Tel: (+36 1) 225 3690
Besides traditional Hungarian food Lugas offers grilled dishes too.
They have children's menu and a play corner where a teacher looks after them at weekends.
You can enjoy your meal in the garden under under the shades of trees..
Szépvölgyi Restaurant $$
Address: Szépvölgyi út 176.
Tel: (+36 1) 335 6682
Tasty Hungarian home-style meals.
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Address: Szépvölgyi út 155.
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Nemaura Reports Third Quarter 2018 Financial Results
Loughborough, England – Nemaura Medical, Inc. (NASDAQ: NMRD) nemauramedical.com, a medical technology company focused on the development of SugarBEAT® as a non-invasive, affordable and flexible Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) for use by diabetics and pre-diabetics, yesterday reported financial results for the third quarter ended December 31, 2018.
Recent Highlights and Accomplishments:
Nemaura Signed License and Distribution Agreement for SugarBEAT® Commercial Launch in Qatar
Nemaura Successfully Completes Clinical Studies for SugarBEAT® FDA De-Novo 510(k) Submission
Nemaura Raised Circa $2M in Public Offering
Nemaura Completed Key Stages of Technical File Review for SugarBEAT® CE Mark Approval
Nemaura Announced Improvements to SugarBEAT® Warm Up Period
Nemaura Announced Grant of U.S. Patent for SugarBEAT®
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Dr. Faz Chowdhury, CEO of Nemaura Medical, commented, "Over the past quarter, we have bolstered our financial position to better support the upcoming commercial launch of SugarBEAT® and filing of our FDA 510(k) submission."
Third Quarter 2018 results:
Research and development expenses increased to $443,380 for the quarter ended December 2018, an increase of $88,080 for the same quarter in 2017.
General and administrative expenses increased to $489,545 for the quarter ended December 2018, compared with $121,053 for the same quarter in 2017.
The Company's comprehensive loss was $964,515 for the quarter ended December 2018, an increase of $534,791 for the same quarter in 2017.
At December 31, 2018, the Company's cash was $5,040,661.
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Nemaura Medical, Inc. (NASDAQ: NMRD), is a medical technology company developing SugarBEAT® as a non-invasive, affordable and flexible Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) designed to help people with diabetes and pre-diabetics better manage their glucose levels by spending more time in range. Insulin users can adjunctively use SugarBEAT® when calibrated by a finger stick reading. SugarBEAT® consists of a daily, disposable adhesive skin-patch connected to a small form factor rechargeable transmitter, connected via Bluetooth to a specially designed mobile application, which displays glucose readings at five-minute intervals throughout the day.
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Wednesday, 31 October 2012
Happy Halloween!
The launch of the new Mask Colouring Book went really well and I had a super fun time! There will be pictures from it soon that I will be sure to post. In the meantime, my favorite non-holiday has arrived! Happy Halloween everyone!
What a great idea to take a day out of the year to dress up as someone or something you would like to turn into for a day. Here is a picture of me when I was 9. A little leopard. Not surprising really, leopards are related to lions after all.
Sunday, 14 October 2012
The Mask Colouring Book has arrived!
I am soooooooo excited to share the new Mask Colouring Book with you!
Just in time for Halloweeeen! Hip Hip Hooooray!
Just in time for Halloweeeen! Hip Hip Hooooray!
Here are a few pics for you to peek inside this new addition to our shop. This is what the pages all initially look like. Then of course it's up to you guys to colour them and make them all fun like the ones below here for example.
Who will YOU turn into? A cat? A lion? A train conductor, a princess or maybe even the sun? Choose from ten double-sided masks to colour and put on! And ...it even comes with elastics. So all you need to do it colour the masks, cut them out and you're all ready to play!
Also worth mentioning is that the that the masks eye and nose holes are measured specifically to fit kids. Hurray! But don't worry adult mask fans, you can play too. You just might have to cut the holes a bit bigger.
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
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When: October 28th, from 3pm-5pm
Where: Collage Collage, 621 Kingsway (at 15th & Fraser)
Why: Draw Me A Lion turns 1 & our new Colouring Mask Book launches!
I am so excited about the newest item that will be launching at the end of this month! It's a Mask Colouring Book and it just so happens that it will be ready just in time for Halloweeeeeen! Yayyyy!
Coincidentally that also happens to be around the time that I launched Draw Me A Lion last year, so it's not only a Colouring Book launch, but also the first anniversary of my little shop. I'd love for you to come, colour some masks with me and help me celebrate!
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8.553162 - MENDELSSOHN: String Symphonies, Vol. 2
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (1809 - 1847)
String Symphony No.7 in D minor
Felix Mendelssohn was born in Hamburg in 1809, son of the banker Abraham Mendelssohn and grandson of the great Jewish thinker Moses Mendelssohn, the model for Lessing's Nathan the Wise, the epitome of tolerance in a generally intolerant world. In 1812 the family moved to Berlin after the French occupation of Hamburg and it was there that Mendelssohn received his education, in music as a pupil of Carl Zelter, for whom the boy seemed a second Mozart. As a child he was charming and precocious, profiting from the wide cultural interests of his parents and relations, excelling as a pianist and busy with composition after composition. In 1816 he was baptized a Christian, a step that his father took six years later, accepting what Heine described as a ticket of admission into European culture, although it was one not always regarded as valid by prejudiced contemporaries.
Abraham Mendelssohn sought the best advice when it carne to his son's choice of career. Cherubini, director of the Paris Conservatoire, was consulted, and, while complimenting Abraham Mendelssohn on his wealth, agreed that his son should become a professional musician, advice given during the course of a visit to Paris in 1825, when Mendelssohn met many of the most distinguished composers and performers of the day. In Berlin his career took shape, with prolific composition and activity as a pianist and as a conductor. His education was to include a period of travel throughout Europe, a Grand Tour that took him as far north as Scotland and as far south as Naples, his journeys serving as sources of inspiration.
In 1835 Mendelssohn was appointed conductor of the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra. There were, at the same time, other commitments to be fulfilled in a short career of intense activity. In Leipzig he established as eries of historical concerts, continuing the revival of earlier music on which he had embarked under Zelter with the Berlin performance of Bach's St. Matthew Passion in 1829. At the same time he gave every encouragement to contemporary composers, even to those for whom he felt little sympathy. At the insistence of the Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm IV he accepted an official position in Berlin, but this failed to give him the satisfaction he had found in Leipzig, where he established the Conservatory in 1843 and where he spent his final years until his death at the age of thirty-eight on 4th November 1847, six months after the death of his beloved sister Fanny.
Mendelssohn wrote his twelve String Symphonies between 1821 and 1823, with the first seven all composed in 1821. The eighth was completed the next year, on 27th November 1822, with wind parts added a few days later, while the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth were written in March, May, July and September 1823 respectively. A thirteenth, started in December that year, was replaced by a fully orchestrated work, to become his Symphony No.1 in C major, Opus 11. These early symphonies reflect the teaching of Carl Zelter, while there is evidence of the composer's early absorption of the technical lessons to be learned from his predecessors, notably from Bach and from Mozart. Even at the early age of twelve he had acquired a certain facility in the use of technical compositional resources, giving an air of adult assurance to whatever he wrote.
String Symphony No.7 in D minor opens with a strongly marked rhythmic figure, followed by gently resolving suspensions. The opening subject lends itself to dramatic contrapuntal treatment, in a musical idiom that has now become Mendelssohn's own. The second movement is tenderly moving in its antiphonal use of instrumental groups. There is an energetic Minuet and a contrasting Trio, with an imitative opening. There is dramatic tension in the start of the rapid final Allegro molto, which finds a necessary and appropriate place for contrapuntal episodes.
There is a solemn introduction to String Symphony No.8 in D major, the mood changing with the major Allegro, in the expected tripartite form, handled with a mature confidence worthy of Mozart. The Adagio makes use of three solo violas, cello and double bass, with dark-hued colouring that recalls the great two-viola G minor Quintet of Mozart in its sonorities. The mood is lightened by the cheerful Minuet, with its contrasting Trio. There is a Mozartian finale, providing, in its inspired fugal counterpoint, a brilliant conclusion.
String Symphony No.9 in C major opens with a sombre slow introduction, followed by a lighter-hearted Allegro, its vigorous first subject leading to a more lyrical second subject, with a contrapuntal development at the heart of the movement. The Andante again makes use of solo instruments, this time four solo violins, accompanied by two violas, cello and double bass, in music that is effective in its moving contrasted chamber-music texture. The brilliant Scherzo has a Trio inspired by a holiday in Switzerland, a yodelling song, described in the autograph score simply as La Suisse. The opening of the last movement portends drama, leading before long to the deft handling of counterpoint that is now expected.
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Concerts take the orchestra throughout the North of England and it has received four major European bursaries for its achievements in the community. With a series of recordings of Haydn and Mozart symphonies for Naxos the orchestra makes its début on disc.
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Match 181
Ground #: 141
Ground: Rugby Park
Competition: Scottish Premier League
Kick Off: 3pm
Cost: £15 (concession)
Programme: £2.50
Attendance: 5,163
Kilmarnock 1
Kelly (pen) 27'
Hearts 0
1,058 days. Or 2 years, 10 months and 24 days since the last time I had seen Hearts play. This wasn't because I was unavailable – my blog visits will clearly show that – or too busy. This was a self-imposed ban due to the running of the club being an absolute shambles. This was even during the Scottish Cup win last summer and Europa League campaigns that were then promptly crushed by English sides. However, November 8th 2012 saw Hearts make an announcement that their upcoming home game against St Mirren could be their last. The money had gone, the walls came tumbling down. This was now no longer about enjoyment – this was about survival. This was the first Hearts game that I was in Edinburgh for and could make – this was a duty.
Kilmarnock is a large burgh in East Ayrshire. The name Kilmarnock comes from the Gaelic cill (church), and the name of Saint Marnoch or Mernoc who is also remembered in the name of Portmarnock in Ireland. It is believed by some that the saint founded a church there in the 7th century. The core of the early town appears to have lain around what is now the Laigh Kirk, (Low Church), although the oldest parts of the current building are no earlier than the 17th century. In 1668 the town was largely destroyed by an accidental fire and about 120 families lost most of their possessions and were forced to live destitute in the fields surrounding the town. These tradespeople had no other way of making a living and had already been driven to the edge of poverty by having troops stationed with them as part of the anti-Covenanter measures. Parish churches throughout Scotland collected money for the relief of these homeless citizens. A comparatively modest settlement until the Industrial Revolution, Kilmarnock extended considerably from around 1800 onwards. The whisky brand Johnnie Walker was situated in the town, where it had been since the 19th century. However it was moved to Fife and Glasgow in 2012.
Kilmarnock are the oldest professional club in Scotland having been founded in the very earliest days of organised football in Scotland. A group of local cricketers looking for a sporting pursuit to occupy them outside the cricket season looked to form a football club and on 5 January 1869 the club was founded during a general meeting at Robertson's Temperance Hotel. Although not amongst the founder members of the Scottish Football Association in 1873, Kilmarnock did join in time to compete in the inaugural Scottish Cup tournament in 1873–74. Their game in October 1873 against Renton FC in the 1st Round is also said to be the first game ever played in the Scottish Cup. Kilmarnock joined the Scottish League in 1895 and after winning consecutive Second Division titles were elected to the top flight for the first time in 1899. In 1920 Kilmarnock won the Scottish Cup for the first time beating Albion Rovers at Hampden. This was followed soon by their second success in 1927 where the beat massive favourites Rangers 2–0. Their greatest success came in 1965 where they won the title at Tynecastle, forcing Hearts into 2nd place. (If goal difference was the deciding factor, Hearts would have won by 12 goals) Since then they have been nowhere near the title and probably never will be again. Having spent some time in the 2nd Division (Level 2), they were promoted back in 1993 and have been in the top flight ever since. They have picked up cup success in recent years with the Scottish Cup back in 1997 and the League Cup in 2012.
Rugby Park is one of the biggest grounds (capacity wise) in Scotland, holding 18,128. It is an impressive venue too, which has been home to Kilmarnock since 1899. Pressures in the 90s from the Taylor Report meant that this stadium had to become an all seater and it underwent redevelopment in 1994/95. The Main Stand (in the right of the picture above) was the only one open during this time and is similar in style to the Main Stand at Tynecastle with the pillars in shorter style than the rest. The two stands behind the goals, the Moffat Stand and Chadwick Stand (for away fans) look identical, with the away fans only allowed to sit/stand in the top tier. The East Stand which is the biggest in the ground runs down the other side of the pitch and had the majority of the Killie support sat in it. It's a modern stadium and one that looks good – it's just a shame that Kilmarnock get nowhere near the 18,000 capacity so it can be quite flat in the ground at times.
Last season, Hearts as we all know had various money problems with wages not being paid on time constantly. While they slumped to a disappointing 5th place finish, the 5-1 Scottish Cup win over Edinburgh's 2nd team saved the season and humiliated Hibs on the national stage, again. This season had seen some positives, but mainly negatives as boss John McGlynn tried to get a team who had no morale and not getting paid a lot of the time to perform. While pushing a dreadful Liverpool side close in the Europa League is a positive, selling our best player in the form of David Templeton, losing to Dundee (twice!?) and going out the cup to Hibs is just not great and that's before all of the financial problems. With the club under threat and now a transfer embargo in place on the club, which was then appealed and made even worse (look out for that one going through the high courts) the short-term future of the club looks bleak. I do often wonder if it is worth just cutting our losses and starting again in Division 3, as long as Tynecastle can be kept. The fact is though, the current squad has some quality in there and if a buyer for the club can be found and we can actually sign some players – this club could easily compete at the top end of the league. That's probably someway off though – let's just survive this season, hopefully with our SPL status in tact.
Despite all of the current problems surrounding the club, Hearts (backed by a good away following of around 1000) made a reasonable, maybe even solid start to the game. Andrew Driver fired over the bar on 2 minutes after some good build up play around the Killie area. When you are as pessimistic as me when watching Hearts (especially away from home!) you do fear when the home side attack, but when Ryan McGowan produced an excellent block from a James Dayton shot, this had the look of a decent day. The away side continued to press and Ryan Stevenson had a deflected shot saved by Cammy Bell. This was looking ok – again the problem of not having a clinical striker to stick away these chances was causing us problems, but that has been the case since 2008. Killie did come back into it though and had a goal ruled out when Paul Heffernan was put through and slotted home, but was well offside. Despite looking solid we've always had that ability to self-destruct instantly and that happened on 26 minutes. Dayton was floating around on the right wing and made a burst into the area. Despite not really going anywhere and probably about to run the ball out of play, Webster made a foolish challenge and took him out. Penalty. Nobody in the away end had any complaints and Liam Kelly converted the spot kick. Massively harsh on Hearts and it was no surprise we spent the rest of the half with the ball, albeit not creating that much with it. When we did it caused the home defence problems and Gordon Smith had a brilliant equalizer ruled out as John Sutton had "fouled" in the build-up play to the goal. The last chance of the half again went to the away side as Driver ripped the Killie right back, again and his cross was just headed over by Sutton.
Hearts pushed on again in the 2nd half as they went for the equalizer they deserved. Driver went on a mazy run like he used to and fired a shot that again Bell did well to save. A ridiculous moment came on 52 minutes when Sutton slid in as Smith fired a cross/shot in but just missed the ball and caught Bell. The Killie goalkeeper made the most of it though which caused Sutton to pick up a yellow from the useless Steven McLean. We normally create one golden chance per game and this time it fell to Callum Paterson. The young striker did brilliantly to skip past two defenders and found himself one on one with Bell. However instead of keeping his cool, he fired straight at Bell and the chance had gone. By this point, I am unsure of how Killie were still in this game let alone winning as they were being pushed further and further back. Captain Marius Zaliukas then had his chance as he smashed a header wide from a corner when Bell had missed the ball. Zaliukas was lucky to stay on the pitch as the game went into the final stages when he headed the ball up and behind him and allowed Heffernan to be clean through. Captain Z however tugged back at his shirt just outside the area and brought him down. While Rugby Park expected a red card, McLean only handed him a yellow in another strange decision. Late on Hearts pushed forward and even sent up goalie Jamie MacDonald for a corner as Killie managed to hang on, just, as we couldn't score.
Considering our poor recent record at Rugby Park and my awful record watching Hearts, this result really wasn't a surprise. The performance however was more than acceptable as this should have been all 3 points for Hearts, nevermind deserving of a draw. It again showed the potential of the side, although McGlynn is a man under pressure with some fans unimpressed with his substitutions during the game and general tactics. Kilmarnock are a strange club. The stadium and general foundations that most will be jealous of, but a tiny tiny fanbase that makes you wonder how they do survive. I don't know if staff at the club have considered this but surely it would make more sense to only have two stands open so the fans can get together and make better noise rather than the occasional chant that is currently there. If this is the last time I've watched Hearts in their current form, then it has been a great journey. I doubt I'll get to another away game this season so I can only watch from afar and hope survival can be ensured. Anyone out there want to buy a football club?
Photos from Kilmarnock vs Hearts
Match Ratings:
- Match: 6.5/10 (actually entertaining)
- Value for money: 5/10 (this should be the normal price)
- Ground: 7/10 (standard modern ground)
- Atmosphere: 5.5/10 (all from away fans)
- Food: 9.5/10 (believe the hype, a Killie Pie is magnificent)
- Programme: 5/10 (not worth it)
- Referee: Steven McLean – 4/10 (needs to consider if he's cut out to referee)


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Entertainment legend Liberace was known as one of the greatest showman in the world. His flair, costumes and over-the-top persona dazzled audiences for decades. While he always denied it, behind the scenes he had many male lovers and partners. One of these men was Scott Thorson. Behind the Candelabra is his Scott's story (based on his memoir, Behind the Candelabra: My Life With Liberace) about the private side of a very public man.
Scott Thorson was Liberace's companion, lover, assistant and friend for almost a decade. While the decade had its ups and downs, it was Scott that Liberace wanted to see at the end, before an AIDS-related illness took him in 1987. Scott (Matt Damon) met Liberace (Michael Douglas) through Bob Black (Scott Bakula), a Hollywood producer he had met at a gay bar, who had urged him to leave his home and live a little. Scott was in awe of Liberace, and it just so happened Liberace had taken quite a liking to him. On the proviso of hiring him as an "assistant", Liberace moves Scott into his home in Las Vegas, and so begins their life together. Their relationship slowly deteriorated over the years, as Liberace became more controlling and shut Scott out, and Scott let the "Californian Diet" (drugs) control his life. Built on a foundation of attraction and power, was their love real or were they merely in love with what they got from each other? In the end the pair made each other so miserable that it was hard to remember that love was ever present.
While Liberace may have filled his world with sequins, gold and lavish materials, this was merely part of the show – an extravagant set which he performed his life on. For as well as being the one of the world's greatest entertainers, he also put on a fine show in regards to his private life. Performing night after night to crowds of straight audiences, Liberace lamented that he hadn't met the right women, when in fact in was the love of the right man he sought. Actively denying stories which reported he was gay, he hid that part of his life away within the confines of his ostentatious home and deluxe dressing room. It is the production design that Behind the Candelabra did so very well. Gaudy would be one word to describe it; hollow would be another. For all the furs, crystal vases, plush sofas and art, the world on the screen was empty, and so very sad. The beautiful material items only heightened the emptiness felt by those who inhabited it.
Performances from Douglas and Damon are quite simply, outstanding. Douglas embraced the over-the-top persona of the great showman and he absolutely ran with it. Who knew he had that voice in him? However, it was Damon who impressed me the most. The role of Scott Thurson is far less showy than that of Liberace, and yet Damon manages to hold his own in every scene. I won't forget the image of him flouting around in a jeweled pair of swimmers any time soon. Despite feeling uneasy at the man who Scott becomes, we can't help but emphasis with the once love-struck man who came from nothing, and was handed everything on a silver platter by Liberace. Rob Lowe's appearance certainly garnered plenty of laughs from my audience; however I found the character to be a bit too much. Do people like him really exist?
While performances and production design(not to mention costume and make-up) are tops, it's the story itself where Behind the Candelabra disappoints. It falls into the trap of being too episodic – something which plagues many biopics. The film jumps from event to event, never really giving the story enough time to develop. This resulted in the tone of the film being quite disjointed. At first it was a comedy, then a drama with comedic moments, and then something altogether more sad. I didn't feel that the transition between the different stages in their relationship was handled particularly well. At almost 2 hours long, the film does drag in stages; and I felt myself becoming less engaged in the film, as the characters became less engaged with each other. Is this really director Steven Soderbergh's last foray in feature film directing? I certainly hope not. He is capable of better story telling than this.
By Sam McCosh
The Facts
Director: Steven Soderbergh
Writer(s): Richard LaGravenese (screenplay)
Starring: Matt Damon, Michael Douglas, Dan Aykroyd, Rob Lowe
Runtime: 118 minutes
Release date(s): Australia: July 25 2013


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Before I went to Arizona the first part of June I printed some shirts off for everyone to wear (they are Happy Birthday shirts for Sarah and Emmie, since Sarah LOVES birthdays and being spoiled, I knew it would make her life to have us all wear shirts for her.)
I wanted the shirts to look sort of distressed, but still distinctly Micky Mouse-ish. I made the image in Paint just using circles and a free Disney font I got off the internet.
I made 9 in total, 4 boys and 5 girls – I added red and white polka-dot ribbon bows to the girl's shirts.
Since I haven't uploaded all of our Disney pictures off of the camera yet, (darn only having spent 2.5 weeks at home this whole summer.) I don't have great pictures of everyone wearing their shirts, but we all had fun looking matchy patchy. Here is the one picture I had on my cell phone…..
We were the Party Poopers that didn't want to go on the tower of terror, so we waited in line for the Aladdin Show instead.
When I do get around to uploading the actual camera pictures there will also be some skirts and shorts to talk about! While I was at my mom's house we used her Disney Brother Embroidery machine to embroider Mickey or Minnie Mouse onto 5 different little skirts we made for the girls, and 2 pairs of shorts for the boys (2 of the boys wouldn't wear themed shorts, the BUMS.) Anyway, I will talk more about it when I actually have pictures to show for it!
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1965 World's Fair, Auntie Mame, Bronx Zoo, Franklin Savings Bank, Grandparents' Day, hula hoop, infantryman, Jones Beach, Miami Beach, Montauk Point, World War I
Exodus 20:12 exhorts us to honor our parents. What better way to honor our parents than to honor their parents also. Today I'd like to do just that in advance of Grandparents' Day on Sunday, September 11th. Unfortunately most of my childhood photos were destroyed so I have no pictures of myself with them. They live on in my memories, however, and in these photos I inherited from their early adulthood.
My maternal grandfather, Louis Heil, was born in 1892. He was a first generation U.S. citizen of German heritage. At the turn of the century, he visited Germany with his parents. I can't imagine how difficult it must have been for him to fight against these distant relatives in World War I, but he did as an infantryman. Upon returning to the States, he became engaged to my grandmother, Ida Ackerman, whom he married on November 24, 1921. Their only child, my mother, Edith, was born on December 9, 1922. My grandmother was a housewife, caring for their daughter as well as her in-laws. Gramps was a bank teller and worked for the Franklin Savings Bank in Brooklyn, NY. He retired from there in 1954 as head teller. Being their only grandchild, I was the apple of both their eyes. I have fond memories of trips to the Bronx Zoo, Jones Beach, Montauk Point, the 1965 World's Fair, and a special trip to Miami Beach with just my grandmother when I was a junior in college.Whenever we dined out, my granddad and I always picked the gooiest, richest desserts. All holidays were split between my parents' home and theirs. We were a family of five from my earliest memories until my grandfather passed in 1971. Oh, how I loved to see them. My grandmother was an Auntie Mame type and taught me the twist! They showered me with love and played games with me. Wish I had pictures of all of us trying out the hula hoop in 1958! I share these memories with you and encourage you to share yours. It's one way we can still honor our loved ones. They may be gone, but they are definitely not forgotten. Happy Grandparents' Day, Gran and Gramps!


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DHS Rohtas Recruitment 2018 is released by the officials of DHS Rohtas Recruitment 2018 on @ rohtas.nic.in. This notification purpose to fill up the 137 vacant posts on their organization with the Grade-A Nurse – Para Medical Worker, Block M & E Assistant, APHC & Other. Eligible ones should check the DHS Rohtas Official Notification For the available dates and further information.
This DHS Rohtas 137 Posts Application process as started on 26th July 2018 and the application process will be ended on 11th August 2018. So, candidates who want to apply for these jobs, those candidates should submit your application forms in before the due date. The DHS Rohtas Application Links are available here for the downloading purpose.
Post Details
- 1 DHS Rohtas Recruitment 2018
- 1.1 DHS Rohtas 137 Grade-A Nurse & Para Medical Worker Posts
- 1.2 DHS Rohats Notification Details
- 1.3 Eligibility Criteria For DHS Rohtas Notification
- 1.4 DHS Rohtas Grade-A Nurse Official Notification
- 1.5 DHS Rohtas Offline Application Forms
DHS Rohtas Recruitment 2018
Hello to the job seekers. Candidates who are waiting for the latest Bihar govt jobs, those candidates should check this page for knowing the updated information about the jobs. The District Health Society, Rohtas releases the DHS Rohtas Recruitment on their official site. In the organization, 137 vacancies are vacant for the eligible candidates in the posts of Grade-A Nurse – Para Medical Worker, Block M & E Assistant, APHC & Other. So capable aspirants without delay should start your application submission process for the DHS Rohtas Notification. For latest updates follow our web page @ recruitmentindia.in continuously.
DHS Rohtas 137 Grade-A Nurse & Para Medical Worker Posts
The competition was heavy for these DHS Rohtas 137 Jobs. Already a huge number of contenders should start their registration process. This application process was running now. Actually, this notification was available from 26th July 2018 to 11th August 2018. This registration process as totally based on the offline mode. The DHS Offline Application Forms links are provided at the end of the page. So applicants should download it and apply it. After the deadline date, the authorities can't consider your application process. As per the cause don't waste your precious time.
DHS Rohats Notification Details
|Organization Name
|District Health Society, Rohtas, Bihar
|No. of Posts
|137 Posts
|Post Names
|Grade-A Nurse – Para Medical Worker, Block M & E Assistant, APHC & Other
|Starting Date
|26th July 2018
|Last Date
|11th August 2018
|Selection Process
|Academic Records, Interview
|Job Location
|Rohtas, Bihar
|Govt Jobs
|Application mode
|Offline Process
|Official Website
|@ rohtas.nic.in
Eligibility Criteria For DHS Rohtas Notification
1. Grade A Nurse: Candidates should be passed in Class 10th or 12th in Science And Having Diploma in General Nursing.
2. Block M & E Assistant: Applied postulates should maintain the graduation long with the typing speed 40 WPM in English And 30 WPM in Hindi. Diploma candidates completed their education in Computer course and also have the knowledge of MS Office and having 3 Years' experience in HMIS, MCTS.
3. Para Medical Worker: Aspirants should be passed Class 12th With Para Medical Certificate.
OR Having Post Graduation/ Graduation in Science along With 3 Years' Experience in Health Field And Having 6 Months DCA.
4. APHC: Should complete MBBS Degree And Having 1 Year Internship.
5. STLS (TB): Candidate has the Graduation or having DMLT or equivalent degree and having 2 wheeler driving license. Having 3 months computer certificate and 1-year experience certificate.
- Block M & E Assistant – 18 to 45 Years.
- Para Medical Worker –18 to 65 Years.
- APHC –18 to 55 Years.
- STLS (TB) – 21 to 45 Years.
- Grade-A Nurse -18 to 64 Years.
These posts selection process on the basis of academic marks & Interview.
The board of District Health Society, Rohtas, Bihar pays the sufficient salary for the selected candidates.
|Post Name
|Salary Details
|Block M & E Assistant
|Rs. 12000/-
|Para Medical Worker
|Rs. 16000/-
|Rs. 18000/-
|Grade A
|Rs. 20000/-
|Nurse APHC
|Rs. 41000/-
For the application fee, details refer to the official site.
The vacancy details are mentioned at the below page in post wise.
|Post Name
|Grade-A Nurse
|Block M&E Assistant
Para Medical Worker
Office of, Civil Surgeon cum Member Secretary,
District Health Society,
Rohtas (Sadar Hospital Parisar, Sasaram)
DHS Rohtas Grade-A Nurse Official Notification
The board of District Health Society, Rohtas unleashes the rohtas.nic.in DHS Rohtas Recruitment in various posts and variant departments. So these posts educational qualifications are also different in one to another post. In the eligibility criteria session, we can mention the educational qualifications in post wise. In before starting of the application process should check the details on this article or you can also refer the DHS Rohtas Official Notification at the end of the page. Another good news is related to this notification is these posts have no written test only the interview based.
Important Dates & Link For DHS Rohtas Recruitment:
|Application Starting Date
|On 26th July 2018
|Application Ending Date
|On 11th August 2018
|DHS Rohtas Recruitment Official Notification 2018
|Download Now
|DHS Rohtas Offline Application Forms
|Click Here
DHS Rohtas Offline Application Forms
Without knowing the rohtas.nic.in DHS Rohtas Recruitment details you can't apply for these posts. As per the reason, we can provide all the information is related to this notification in post wise. So once check it. Already we can mention, you have the chance to submit your application form through offline mode only. For the offline mode purpose, we can provide the postal address in this page. So download the DHS Rohtas Application Forms and fill it with your correct details and submit it on the mentioned postal address.


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Dawn at Vesta: Massive mountains, rough surface, and old-young dichotomy in hemispheres
NASAs Dawn mission, which has been orbiting Vesta since mid-July, has revealed that the asteroids southern hemisphere boasts one of the largest mountains in the Solar System. Other results show that Vestas surface, viewed at different wavelengths, has striking diversity in its composition particularly around craters. The surface appears to be much rougher than most asteroids in the main asteroid belt. Preliminary results from crater age dates indicate that areas in the southern hemisphere are as young as 1-2 billion years old, much younger than areas in the north. The findings are being presented today at the EPSC-DPS Joint Meeting 2011 in Nantes, France.
We are learning many amazing things about Vesta, which we call the smallest terrestrial planet, said Chris Russell, the Dawn Principal Investigator. Like Earth, Mars, Venus and Mercury, Vesta has ancient basaltic lava flows on the surface and a large iron core. It has tectonic features, troughs, ridges, cliffs, hills and a giant mountain. The south polar mountain is larger than the big island of Hawaii, the largest mountain on Earth, as measured from the ocean floor. It is almost as high as the highest mountain in the solar system, the shield volcano Olympus Mons on Mars.
In mid July Dawn entered orbit around Vesta and began imaging what is possibly the oldest planetary surface in the solar system. The surface of Vesta shows the ravages of time. Many more craters are seen in the northern hemisphere than the southern because an enormous impact altered the earlier cratering record in the south. Since July the Dawn spacecraft has been moving ever closer to Vesta, moving into a polar orbit to look down on every square kilometre of the planetary surface. In mid August it entered Survey orbit at 2700 km altitude and mapped the entire sunlit surface with its framing camera and Visible and IR mapping spectrometer.
We completed that phase at the beginning of September and since then have been moving the spacecraft to its next mapping orbit, the High Altitude Mapping Orbit at 680 km altitude, which it reached on the weekend. Over the coming month it will return complete coverage of the sunlit surface with a resolution of 60 metres, said Carol Raymond, Dawns Deputy Principal Investigator.
A new coordinate system has been defined for Vesta because the old coordinate system, based on low-resolution telescopic data was wrong by almost 10°. Even with data from the Hubble Space Telescope it had been difficult to determine Vestas rotation axis. After defining the coordinate system, the team has begun naming the prominent features.
The head of the mapping spectrometer group, Angioletta Coradini, suggested that the large southern crater on Vesta be called Rheasilvia after the mother of Romulus and Remus and the mother of the Vestal virgins. The IAU has accepted this suggestion, as well as the names of thirteen Vestal virgins for craters that define quadrangles. The team is now measuring the craters, identifying ridges, hills and lineations to have the sunlit surface totally mapped by the end of the year, said Russell.
The Dawn framing camera, built and operated by the Max-Planck Institute for Solar System Research (MPS), in cooperation with DLR, Berlin and the Technical University of Braunschweig, provides more information than the black and white images suggest. The framing camera is equipped with seven colour filters in order to collect spectral information. This makes it possible to highlight certain spectral features in false colour maps that would not be visible to the naked eye. The surface of Vesta shows striking diversity when viewed in false colours that are ratios of light intensity at different wavelengths. These false colour variations are diagnostic of different surface materials. The spectral variations are particularly strong around craters. Where the clear filter images show bright and dark features, the colour data show these are also comprised of different materials, likely excavated by the impacts.
One of the most prominent colour features on Vestas surface is associated with a 40 km diameter crater near Vestas equator. It shows a spectacular red ejecta blanket to the south. We believe that this eject blanket, which covers only a half-circle, has been created by an impactor hitting the surface on a trajectory of oblique incidence, said Andreas Nathues of MPS.
Dawn also carries a Visible and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIR), provided by the Italian Space Agency, and managed by Italy's National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF-IASF), in collaboration with Selex Galileo, where it was built. Data from VIR reveal the composition and nature of the materials on the surface of Vesta.
Data from different wavelengths can be combined to investigate different types of materials. The colour variations seen by VIR suggest variability in the surface mineralogy. Brightness variations seen in visible light can be compared with the thermal emission at five microns to determine the source of the variations. Measured surface temperature variations range from 240 to 270K, said Maria Cristina de Sanctis, of INAF-IASF.
The difference in the number of craters between the two hemispheres is also striking. By counting the number of craters per unit area in different terrains, the relative ages of these different terrains can be obtained. Preliminary results of these crater age dates indicate much younger ages for areas in the south versus the north, as young as 1-2 billion years old. So far, the oldest ages, in the northern hemisphere, are younger than 4 billion years old, which is an unexpected result given that meteorites from Vesta have ages of 4 billion years. However, the crater counts will be refined with the more detailed data to be collected, and the assumptions about how the impact flux decays with time will be evaluated, so the absolute ages are preliminary.
Vestas surface has a surprisingly complex set of structural features, including the massive south polar mountain, steep slopes, deep troughs, and sets of curved lineations that appear in some cases to be associated with slumps, or landslides. The variation in Vestas brightness as the sun angle changes indicates that the surface of Vesta is very rough, causing the light to scatter. This roughness could be at the scales of surface features or at the scale of individual minerals in the rocks, or both. Vestas roughness is larger than most asteroids in the main asteroid belt, said Raymond.
Tragically, the leader of the VIR spectrometer team, Angioletta Coradini, passed away last month but not before she got to see this amazing alien world and to see her suggestion to name the craters of Vesta after the Vestal virgins fulfilled. We are going to miss very much this amazing woman, brilliant scientist and esteemed leader of the VIR investigation, said Russell.
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|For an overview of mole rats in the Fallout series of games, see mole rat.
|The following is based on Fallout Shelter or Fallout Shelter Online and some details might contradict canon.
Mole rats are enemies found in Fallout Shelter.
Mole rats can be encountered exploring the wasteland and during incidents. They are stronger than radroaches and weaker than deathclaws. (They would only spawn in rooms that form the vaults boundaries - Until late 2018), but if not dealt with quickly they can move further in to the vault.
During incidents, mole rats will quickly drain the power in the vault. They will start appearing once one reaches 22 dwellers in their vault (in hardcore mode). Like radroaches, when spreading to other rooms, they will crawl back into the hole they came out of and then into the target room.
They can also be encountered during quests. Their boss variant (mole rat brood mother) is tougher, stronger and larger in size and has the ability to call for reinforcements. This ability is not very often used and can be interrupted.


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Nelson Cruz may very well enjoy what the winter has in store for him.
Fighting with the likes of Jacoby Ellsbury, Carlos Beltran and Shin-Soo Choo for money among the top-tier outfielders, it's clear Cruz has his work cut out for him.
However, there are many who believe his various faults won't hamper him from making quite the cash grab as the offseason unfolds.
Join MLB Contributor Gabe Zaldivar as he breaks down one of the more intriguing free agent sluggers.
While Cruz had to serve a 50-game suspension this past season, he still managed to slam 27 home runs and is still considered a top target among a bevy of teams.
It's clear his image is hardly tarnished, but teams still might consider his age and history of lingering injuries when throwing wads of cash his way.
Of course, we would love to hear from you as to where Cruz fits perfectly and what he deserves as far as a contract.
Or we can always take the debate to Twitter.
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FinTech is one of the most used terms today in the new economy sector. But not everyone knows the meaning, the economic scope and the reasons for success.
Let's start from the beginning .
FinTech is the abbreviation of Financial Technology, a term that indicates the new segment of the financial market that is gaining ever more room for maneuver than traditional players in the banking and insurance world. An advance at a gallop that suggests the overcoming of the use of cash in financial transactions. Gianluca Dettori , president of DPixel, a seed-stage venture capital company with headquarters in Milan, is convinced of this and mainly deals with the technical and financial support of the start-ups of the sector. To give him reason is the " The future of fintech and banking " Accenture report that brings us back numbers dizzying. Investments in start-ups operating in the sector, between 2013 and 2014, have tripled: from 4 billion to 12.2 billion dollars, with a growth of 201% globally in 2014. And the Europe stood out as the area with the most sustained growth, with a growth of 215% (1.48 billion) led by the United Kingdom and Ireland (42% of total investments).
But who are the new players of innovative finance?
Essentially the main players in this market are online platforms that deal with financial transactions. New companies, with a very streamlined structure, born from Ceo's ideas that have succeeded in interpreting the needs of consumers, savers and investors in an innovative way. Indeed, if you are curious to know who are the minds that have (and are) changing finance, we refer to the article by Gabriele Malada , published on Smart Money.
The X factor.
As often happens when something is successful, the game lies in finding its secret. In the case of Fintech, the key is the human factor . These companies certainly need economics and finance experts, but also, and increasingly, young computer and digital minds. Because although the web seems impersonal, behind it there are people, mainly young people and, above all, ideas. The areas of application of the financial technology are diverse and numerous: crowdfunding, peer-to-peer lending, e-payment, asset management and investment portfolio management and all the financial activities that until a few years ago were the sole responsibility of banks and credit institutions. These operators come to make space not only for their disruption, but also because they are clearly and objectively cost-effective, managing to better respond to customer needs: fast and secure response to technical and financial problems, creating a relationship of trust between company and user of the service offered, analysis and projection of financial transactions, portability and ease of access through smart devices, speed, etc.
They are also able to continuously innovate their business, investing in new internal divisions (often linked to the digital world) that integrate the traditional services offered. Some disruptive examples, the result of the merger between tech and finance, bring the names of ICT giants like Google, Alibaba, Amazon. Or the Google Wallet online payment service, the Amazon loan service, or the Alibaba subsidiary Ant Financial Services Group, which also specializes in online payments.
A market that pleases and convinces, with a constantly growing trend, and which the Community feels part of!


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This April, a 3-dimensional "hologram" of Tupac Shakur astounded the audience at Coachella and spread through the internet like wildfire. It wasn't the first time such a trick had been used –
in fact, the technique dates back to the 19th century – but it made the potential benefits of reanimating dead celebrities patently obvious to every music producer and advertiser in the world.
To that end, we're going to be seeing a lot more rock icons looking a lot less dead than we thought. According to Billboard, holograms are in the works for everyone from Elvis to Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison.
Like the Shakur performance, the aim isn't to replay old footage, it's to build new shows from scratch and create brand new, utterly terrifying experiences.
"We're trying to get to a point where 3-D characters will walk around," Doors manager Jeff Jampol told Billboard. "Hopefully, 'Jim Morrison' will be able to walk right up to you, look you in the eye, sing right at you and then turn around and walk away."
While we've seen what a performer can do as an extra piece in a show featuring live, walking humans, the next step will be seeing whether or not one of these projections can hold down a show on its own. Spending too much time with fake Jimi Hendrix might just serve to remind people that it's not really him, after all. The brilliance of Tupac's appearance was that the real performers – Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre – didn't ask too much of him. They let him show up, shock the crowd, and go away.
The other main strength of Tupac's appearance was the sheer novelty of it – now that these "holograms" are known quantities, building the same sort of hype around a similar performance will be impossible. I don't think that an army of forever-young stars raised to perform again and again like soulless puppets in an endless Beckett play are the future of live performance, but interest has been piqued. We should prepare ourselves for a bubble of resurrected rockers before they're allowed to rest in peace once again.
For any young band struggling to make a name for its live show – bad news. You're now competing with the dead.
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On Location Portraits
On Location Portaits
IPS Director Rowan Gillson has posted a nice tutorial and some fabulous imagery at: http://blog.rowangillson.com/2010/12/on-location-portraits-franz-josef.html. Be sure to check it out!
On Location Portaits
IPS Director Rowan Gillson has posted a nice tutorial and some fabulous imagery at: http://blog.rowangillson.com/2010/12/on-location-portraits-franz-josef.html. Be sure to check it out!
Michelle on IPS Camera Straps
I've had my eye on those amazing straps for the last month, and my camera will be quite proud to wear one:-) It's not about whether I shoot Canon or Nikon anymore…it's about using what I have to shoot for God, and that's what IPS stands for to me
-IPS Student Michelle Eng
23 November 2010
It's hard to describe the busyness of this airport terminal. People rushing around, millions of stories, business men with suitcases, families going on vacation, couples on their honeymoon, all kinds of people and backgrounds. It's hard to be surrounded with so many people and feel an ache of loneliness as all my New Zealand family has gone. I'm one of just a few left in the airport as I prepare for my flight home. It's hard to believe this month is over.
Last night we said goodbye to most of our beloved instructors and 10 hours later we landed in LA and said a tearful goodbye again. How God put such an incredible team together, I'll never know. None of us have ever been on a team like this one. No gossiping, no fights, no cliques. It's give and take, love and be real, loyalty and laughter all around. Saying goodbye to something so special is incredibly bittersweet. But we are sending each other out to storm the gates of hell. We'll keep in touch, we'll challenge each other to run the race. We'll be there for each other and remind one another of just how big our God really is. No it will probably never be "the same", but Lord willing, it will be better as we go forth and share what we have learned with those around us.
Yesterday, after a month of pushing ourselves beyond what we thought we could handle, of our leaders challenging our beliefs, our ideals, our priorities, and going out as salt and light in the world, we got a day to enjoy blue water, a sailboat, and our own little island under the beautiful Fijian sun. It was such needed time to get ready for coming home. And now here we go…back into our "normal" lives, as different people. Ready for battles and victories, for lives to be changed and God to be glorified. Thank You, God, for an incredible, life changing month.
22 November 2010
Today is the 2nd to last day of our journey. As our trip comes to a conclusion I've been pondering all of the events that have taken place throught the past few weeks. All of the fun times we've had and all of the harder situations we've encountered. If I had to sum up what this trip has taught me I don't think I could, Because each day has brought a new challenge and a new perspective to God's world.
But I know what's on my heart now, what God is dealing with me about today. And that is that as I head home I am encouraged that I can be more than mediocure. Infact none of us are even called to be mediocure, but we are called to change worlds. I used to think that to make a difference in the world I had to travel it. And that I love to do! I want to travel any chance I get. I was praying about mission work and God dropped this thought in my head, that I hope everyone gets to travel & go places they've never been and see things they've never seen.
But at the end of the day it's not about what you've seen or where you've been, it's about what you did while you were there.
I can be a world changer if I never leave the states again, and that's my encouragement as I leave. I came on this trip with the hope that God would reveal His plan for me, or you could say my life calling. I probably have a "big picture" calling for my life that I haven't figured out yet. But a calling over all of our lifes is to be a walking testimony of the gospel everyday, and in every situation. I'm excited to see how God will use each of the people from this NZ trip becuase I saw this being acted out everyday thru them. We saw some crazy beautiful things! But more than any of it I will remember the conversations & the people we encountered… and the people who encountered us.
Was this trip hard? Most deffinately.
Would I do it again? In a heartbeat.
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Producer: Danny Baggott, Ruby Coote
Editor: James Thorne
The Fernandes family once owned the luxurious Jugomaro Predator Park, which was home for their pet tigers and lions for seven years.
The beautiful enclosures and fields the size of football pitches meant their beloved big cats had a five- star complex and were even allowed to go inside the family house.
But sadly, in November 2015, the luxurious retreat was demolished when owner Rosa and her children, Justin and Maxine, ran into financial difficulties and the liquidators gained control of their home and dumped their possessions in a waste pile - leaving their six lions, 10 tigers, three caracals and one jaguar with no home.
This detrimental change of circumstance forced the distraught family to flee to a section of land in Krugersdorp, South Africa, where they are currently living in a trailer and have to wash and go to the toilet in the nearest bushes.
But despite all of their loss, the trio put everything they have into their beloved pets that now live in smaller enclosures just 50 metres away from their trailer home.
Justin, 31, said: "I see the cats as a big part of my family.
"These animals mean so much to me that I put my life on the line for them.
"I'd rather be killed by one of my cats than being in town and getting murdered for 50 rand and my cell phone."
After taking care of the animals for nine years, Justin's level of interaction with the lions and tigers is very intimate.
He plays football with them, brushes their fur, massages their ears and can even provide mouth-to- mouth feeding with rare meat.
He said: "The daily routine we have with the animals consists of waking up early in the morning, going around and checking if they are all okay.
"Because I keep contact with the cats every single day, I get to hand-feed them and this is why they are so different towards me.
"I can do a lot more things with these big cats than what most people can do with their dog.
"The feeding process costs me around 11,500 rand a week – equivalent to about $800 or £600.
"We go through a thousand kilos of chicken a day."
Despite having a few close calls with the animals, Justin has never been attacked or seriously injured.
"I have a bite mark from Elvis," Justin added.
"I was busy feeding him and as he turned around, he closed his mouth and basically my boob was in his mouth.
"I also have scratches from Zeya, Apollo and Blade. But after nine years working with these cats, they are the only marks I have."
It was their love and passion for big animals that inspired the family to get their first tiger pet back in 2008.
Rosa, 53, said: "We went to visit a farm one day and we came across a tiger – the mother was trying to get rid of it because he looked different to the other siblings.
"We felt so sorry for this little tiger and so we asked the owner if he would give us this cat.
"With a lot of love and dedication, we nursed him back to full health and his name was Panjo – that is how we first started."
Maxine, 28, continued: "As the cats then started to come into our lives, we looked after them like our own children.
"We brought them up in our home and generally took care of them when they came in or needed rescuing.
"They all hold special places in each of our hearts."
The devastation of losing the park after rescuing their first tiger hit the family hard.
Rosa said: "We left with just the clothes on our back.
"We lost three tigers with the relocation, two wolves and a caracal.
"It was very sad to think that for so many years we really saved and went out of our way to build our animals pools and to make the environment as natural as possible.
"It is very sad to think of what we had and where we are now – it is so hard because they were used to their pools and now they have only got small tubs."
Since losing the park, Rosa, Justin and Maxine are currently trying their best to make use of their natural surroundings.
Rosa said: "We are currently living in a caravan and it is a little bit difficult as it is like all open in the bush.
"We have got an outdoor shower, which we have to boil our water for – it takes about three hours.
"We have been living like this for more than a year now – it would have been easy for us to sell the cats and get back on our feet again but unfortunately for our family that wasn't an option.
"We'd rather have nothing and have our cats."
The Fernandes family are now looking for their own piece of land to rebuild a better park for the animals again.
"I want to give my kids a better home as well," Rosa added.
"Even if I have to stay in the caravan for another year, I don't mind.
"The most important thing is to give them all proper swimming pools and proper shelters and trees. That's my dream for them."
You can follow the family's journey on their Facebook page, where they accept donations in order to help them rebuild their dream park: https://www.facebook.com/Jugomaro/?fref=ts


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Best grain mill 2018 – [Buyer's Guide]Last Updated October 1, 2020
My name is Norman Ryan. I have been a freelance writer for 20 years, focusing mainly on technology related topics. I spent 53 hours researching and testing 24 different types of grain mill and found that material, variety of sizes, and style were most important.
Eventually, I found something that would suit my needs but it occurred to me that I wasn't the only one who might be having the same problems I did. So, you will find reviews on some models of grain mill that impressed me (and a good many other people), and you will find a few informational pages as well.
Best grain mill of 2018
Welcome to my website! If you plan to buy grain mill and looking for some recommendations, you have come to the right place. Come with me.
After carefully examining the reviews and ratings of the people who have used them earlier this listicle has been made. I make the search easier for you, by reviewing the best grain mill on the market.
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How to save up to 86%? Here is little trick.
You must visit the page of sales. Here is the link. If you don't care about which brand is better, then you can choose the grain mill by the price and buy from the one who will offer the greatest discount.
№1 – NutriMill Classic 760200 High Speed Grain Mill
Why did this grain mill win the first place?
I don't know anything about other models from this brand, but I am fully satisfied with this product. I am very happy with the purchase. It is definitely worth its money. The product is top-notch! The product is very strong. Its material is stable and doesn't crack. The rear part fits perfectly! It is mounted really tight and reliable.
№2 – WonderMill Electric Grain Grinder – Grain Mill
Why did this grain mill come in second place?
Managers explained me all the details about the product range, price, and delivery. The design quality is top notch and the color is nice. I like this product. For such a low price, I didn't even hope it to be any better. It's decently made. The material is pretty strong and easy to wash if needed.
№3 – NutriMill High Speed Grain Mill with Whisper Mill Technology
Why did this grain mill take third place?
It is inconvenient to use due to the size. I am going to get something different next time. The material is incredibly nice to the touch. It has a great color, which will suit any wallpapers. I liked the design. We've been using it for 2 months and it still looks like brand new. This price is appropriate since the product is very well built.
grain mill Buyer's Guide
NutriMill Classic Grain Mill
The NutriMill Classic grain mill has a large, twenty cup capacity which is great for bakers that want to make large batches of flour in one go. If you are planning to bake regularly, the twenty cup capacity is a great time-saver.
Wondermill Electric Grain Mill
The second grain mill that you should consider is the Wondermill Electric Grain Mill.
With a 1¾ horsepower motor, this machine has power to grind through anything but is still virtually silent when in use. It also claims to to be the quietest and fastest grain mill available.
The Wondermill is designed specifically to not overheat your flour and retain all the goodness that heat can kill-off. A lot of that has to do with the twelve cup capacity flour receiver that doubles as a storage canister, keeping your flour separate from the hot motor.
Similar to the NutriMill Classic, the Wondermill is also quick and easy to clean, making this appliance hassle-free.
The best attachments for your KitchenAid mixer can do all kinds of things, from making pasta to churning ice cream. They can even replace other appliances in your kitchen. Our favorite KitchenAid attachments include two pasta makers, a grinder and strainer combo, a grain mill, a spiralizer, a food processor, and an ice cream maker. Read on to see which ones strike your fancy.
Why you'll love it: With the KitchenAid 3-Piece Pasta Roller & Cutter Attachment Set, you turn your stand mixer into an all-inclusive homemade pasta maker.
If you have ever had fresh pasta, you know the pre-packaged dry stuff doesn't compare. With the KitchenAid 3-Piece Pasta Roller & Cutter Attachment Set, you turn your KitchenAid stand mixer into a one-stop pasta shop. This set comes with a pasta roller that rolls six-inch sheets of pasta to eight different thicknesses, a fettuccine cutter to make fettuccine noodles, a spaghetti cutter that turns sheets of pasta into classic spaghetti noodles, and a cleaning brush. All of the pieces are made in Italy.
How does it work? First, you prepare the dough using the mixer. Then, flatten the dough, and feed it into the rollers on the 2-speed setting. This will knead it. You repeat the rolling process until the dough is smooth and pliable. You slowly decrease the thickness of the dough until it is at your desired thickness. Then, to make the noodles, you either feed it through the spaghetti cutter or the fettuccine cutter depending on what you want to make.
FabulousPasta is a website that reviews all types of pasta-making devices and accouterments.
The site gave the 3-Piece Pasta Roller & Cutter an expert assessment and liked that it provided an excellent rolling and cutting speed, the attachments were easy to switch out, and they took up little space and were lightweight. The testers didn't like that a KitchenAid stand mixer was required and found that it made it pretty hard to lug their pasta-making operation to the homes of friends and family. However, if you're just making pasta at home, it's perfectly fine.
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The KoMo classic is a solid Beech wood electric grain mill which has an old world design and is beautifully crafted in natural materials. This is a stone burr grinder that uses a simple and traditional method of grinding. It is designed by Wolfgang Mock of Germany and is considered to be finely crafted with finger jointed corners. This classic grinder has a 360W motor and is an electric 110V machine with a milling rate of 9oz per minute. You can adjust the machine to produce very fine flour to a coarse grain according to your preferences. It is fitted with corundum ceramic burrs and can even produce lightly cracked wheat if this is what you need.
The KoMo classic comes with a 1year warranty and is capable of grinding both hard and soft types of grains. You can grind oat groats, spelt, barley, rye, sorghum or corn to name but a few. It is not suitable for herbs, oilseeds or fibrous materials. Although this is an aesthetically pleasing grain mill, the drawback is that it does not have a ventilation system and the stone burr grinder can warm up quickly, and stop working. You would have to wait for it to cool off before starting up again. This is an all in one design without any small parts and is easy to keep clean.
How to save up to 86%? Here is little trick.
You must visit the page of sales. Here is the link. If you don't care about which brand is better, then you can choose the grain mill by the price and buy from the one who will offer the greatest discount.
Final Word
First of all thanks for reading my article to the end! I hope you find my reviews listed here useful and that it allows you to make a proper comparison of what is best to fit your needs and budget. Don't be afraid to try more than one product if your first pick doesn't do the trick.
Most important, have fun and choose your grain mill wisely! Good luck!
So, TOP3 of grain mill
- №1 — NutriMill Classic 760200 High Speed Grain Mill
- №2 — WonderMill Electric Grain Grinder – Grain Mill
- №3 — NutriMill High Speed Grain Mill with Whisper Mill Technology
Questions? Leave a comment below!
Chatting about grain mill is my passion! Leave me a question in the comments, I answer each and every one and would love to get to know you better!


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The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden
The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden is an annual initiative by Global Pharma Consulting at Arab Health. Showcasing Sweden's world-class range of skills and innovation in the health care and Life Science sector, this unique B2B networking concept has been conceptualized for companies wanting to enter the MENA region and partner with consultants who understand what it takes to do business in this environment. Participants gain extensive exposure within a country-specific pavilion at Arab Health, the biggest healthcare exhibition in the MENA region.
Background to the concept
In 2017, Global Pharma Consulting was the first private consultancy to host a country-specific pavilion at Arab Health. The Anglo Nordic Pavilion was highly successful and facilitated a significant number of introductions for its participants which have led to many new Swedish / MENA collaborations. In 2018, the pavilion changed its name to The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden and doubled in size due to the high demand for space. Aside from the space, participants get access to great networking events and pre-arranged meetings with industry thought leaders. This, combined with attendance by Swedish and regional health officials, has seen The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden raise the standard for effective, relevant Swedish business networking in this region's rapidly expanding Life Science sector.
Learn more about The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden
Brochure download: full event brochure (PDF)
Media: Nordic Life Science News The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden at Arab Health 2019
The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden: 2019 participants
- Bactiguard
- Blomdahl
- BraineHealth AB
- Breas Medical AB
- The Choice Foundation
- Diaverum
- Fillauer
- GHP Specialty Care
- Innovative Health Sweden
- ITAB Pharmacy Concept AB
- LifeClean International AB
- Mercodia
- Noomi
- Obstecare AB
- Scandinavian Healthcare Alliance
- Sectra
- Senzime
- Silentia AB
- Sonesta AB
- Swedeheart
The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden 2019: sectors represented
- Infection prevention and disinfectants
- Robotics and medical engineering development
- Safe medical ear piercing and jewellery
- Pharmaceuticals development
- Rare disease treatment
- Ventilation solutions
- Treatments to counteract the effects of traditional medicine
- Virtual doctors
- High quality immunoassay kits
- Patient monitoring systems
- Patient positioning equipment
- Student health education
- Hygienic privacy screens
- Renal care
- Export consultants
- Orthotics and prosthetics
- Remote care technologies
- Obstetrics
- Swedish world-famous know-how in building quality registries
- Sweden's Standards Institute
- Hospital management
- Digital pharmacies
- Life Science consultants for MENA and Nordic regions
VIPs and Guests of Honour
The high level support from government and authorities from Sweden, the UAE and other MENA countries event demonstrates the relevancy of the pavilion's objectives.
- Mr Niclas Jacobson, Dep. Director General, Swedish Ministry of Health
- H.E. Mr Henrik Landerholm, Ambassador of Sweden to the UAE
- H.E. Ms Ewa Polano, Ambassador of Sweden to the State of Qatar
- Ms Mikaela Annerling Swahn, Regional Director, Africa & Middle East, Swecare Foundation
- Ms Ewa Björling, Former Minister of Trade for Sweden
- H.E Dr Maryam Matar, Chairperson, UAE Genetic Disease Association (GDA)
- Anders Lonnberg, Commissioner-General of the Committee for Sweden's participation at Expo 2020 Dubai
A warm thank you to all our guests of honour and visitors for taking time out of your busy schedules to add value to our initiative and for sharing your valuable insight into the region. It was such a pleasure to spend time with you all.
Special visits
We were honoured by the high-level visits to The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden by key authorities, including
- H.E. Dr. Abdul Rahman Al Owais, Minister of Health & Prevention,
United Arab Emirates
- H.E. Dr. Hussain Abdulrahman Al Rand, Assistant Undersecretary ,
(Health Centers and Clinic and Public Health)
- H.E Humaid Al Qutami,
Chairman of Dubai Health Authority
- H.E. Sheikh Abdulla Bin Mohammed Al Hamed,
Chairman of the Department of Health in Abu Dhabi
- Mr Hamed Ali Al Hashimi,
Director ERM & Corporate Performance at the Department of Health in Abu Dhabi
- Mr. Ali Mohamed Al Ali,
Department Manager Information Technology Services at the Department of Health in Abu Dhabi
Workshops and seminars hosted at the pavilion
The workshops and seminars throughout the week gave participants a chance to discuss a range of topics relevant to entering the region and to interact with some of the government representatives and other authorities that can assist in many areas of Swedish / MENA growth strategies.
Business opportunities in Qatar seminar
Hosted by H.E. Ms. Polano, Swedish Ambassador to the state of Qatar
The internationalization of Swedish life science
Hosted by Mikaela Annerling Swahn from the Swecare Foundation and Mr Niclas Jacobson, Swedish Ministry of Health.
Financing Swedish export deals
Hosted by Jan Grigo and Ellen Hoffner of EKN, the Swedish Export and Credit Agency
The impact of standardization on the export of Swedish Medtech/E health products
Hosted by Joel Jonsson and Dan Nilsson from SIS (the Swedish Standards Institute)
We look forward to welcoming you to The Innovation Pavilion by Sweden in 2020, from 27 to 30 January, in Dubai.
Bookings are open and early birds enjoy a number of benefits.
Contact Global Pharma Consulting on email@example.com or call us on +46 (0)8 408 0 4880 to learn more.


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Organizational Mission Statement
The mission of the Plumas County Museum is to interpret to a broad public audience, in innovative and meaningful ways, the history of Plumas County from its beginnings and to relate that history, when appropriate, within the broader context of Plumas County and the encompassing region.
Organizational Vision Statement
The vision for the future of the Plumas County Museum is a professional, high-quality, historical museum complex that preserves and interprets Plumas County's heritage through historical exhibits and educational programs for all people.
Some of our institutional objectives are to:
- Maintain our presence in local history education through hands-on experience and living history programs for elementary school students
- Contribute to the economic development of Plumas County through museum programs, development and production of driving and walking heritage tours, and involvement in tourism
- Develop and present archaeological and historical public programs
- Increase visitation to the museum and user satisfaction and value
- Demonstrate progress towards program, exhibit, and audience diversification
- Locate and secure adequate storage and work facilities for existing and incoming artifacts and the expansion of the museum facility
- Develop and maintain a solid volunteer base for operations and special functions
- Provide Plumas County volunteer museums with technical assistance and support
For More Information
If you have any questions, please email Museum Director Scott Lawson at (530) 283-6320.


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Our students enhance their abilities and career prospects through challenging internships in Northeast Ohio and beyond. Recent internship placements have included the Cleveland Clinic Department of Radiology, the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Parker Hannifin Corporation, and scores of opportunities in education, finance, technology, and other industries. The Department maintains and regularly distributes a list of jobs and internships for students, and JCU alumni often help connect our students with exceptional internships.
Our faculty actively involve students in their research projects, and these collaborations often lead to publications and conference presentations. JCU students and faculty have presented at regional and national meetings sponsored by the American Statistical Association, the Mathematical Association of America, and the Midstates Conference on Undergraduate Research, among many others. These experiences help set JCU alumni apart when seeking employment and securing admission to graduate programs.


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There are seven billion people in world and every person have a different skin type. People use many beauty products and take skin treatments even without knowing their exact skin type which leads to serious skin infections. Skin is the most sensitive part of a human body and its importance is equal for both men and women. In our busy routines, we totally ignore our skin and this ignorance cause severe problems in future.
There are five skin types majorly including Dry skin, Extra Dry skin, Oily Skin, Clogged skin and Normal skin. Majority of people are unaware of their skin type and use inappropriate remedies which do not even suit their skin type. Here are three easy test to check your real skin type that involves:
Test with a tissue paper:
This is most commonly used test to check the skin type and proved to be useful. It is the simplest way which can save us from serious skin disasters. Just wash your face and leave it for an hour then take a tissue paper and fold it. Keep this tissue paper on area like sides of your nose, upper lips or forehead for 2, 3 minutes. Do not rub the tissue paper on the surface of the skin. Now remove the tissue and examine it.
Oily Skin: This skin type will leave very visible patterns on tissue papers and if you will touch it with finger, it feels sticky.
Dry Skin:
This will leave no traces and it's the most sensitive type of skin. It cannot bear burns and wrinkles will start to appear in a very early age.
Clogged Skin:
This type of skin is difficult to handle. It will leave black or white traces on the tissue paper which cause pimples and blackheads in the skin.
Normal Skin:
It's a very rare skin type in such polluted world. One in 20 people in whole world population possess normal skin. It will leave very faint traces on the tissue paper.
Extra Dry Skin: It will also leave no traces and the sensitivity level is one step ahead of the dry skin.
A magnify Glass Mirror:
It seems so tricky by name but it's the easiest way to identify your skin type. The commonly used wall mirrors and less amount of lightening in rooms misleads us about our real skin. The magnify glass mirror costs a bit more than the usual one but it helps you a lot to understand the problems of your skin. The magnify glass mirror will expose everything from white or blackheads to a pimple and the aging cracks in your skin. Very few people pass this magnify mirror test. It will highlight the hidden oil inside your skin and also identify the clogging which doesn't occur on skin but damages inside.
The pH Testing:
The pH test seems like a scientific testing process but it's a very easy method to check your skin type. Anyone can easily buy a litmus paper from a nearby medical store and can test the skin type at home. "pH†is basically the hydrogen particles and if they increase, cause alkalinity and if decrease, cause acidity. It has value in number from 0 to 14 and 7 is appropriate value which shows the perfect balance of alkalinity and acidity. For testing your skin type, simply wash your face and after an hour, leave litmus paper strip on your nose. Litmus paper will turn rosy red for dry skin and it shows the acidic nature of skin. If litmus paper turns totally red, it shows the extra dry skin. In case of oily skin, litmus paper will turn blue and value will be lower than 7 and its more alkaline in nature. Clogged skin is even more alkaline than the oily. If litmus paper remain pink and value is 7 and that would be the normal skin among all.


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Walkers head for Sicily
MEMBERS of Kilkenny Walkers Club will be heading to Sicily in October for a break during which they will undertake a series of adventurous walks. Members have been asked to book as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, the annual Slievenamon walk has been arranged for Sunday, September 2. All details from 056-7765835.


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When it comes to superheroes, their powers and abilities are often exaggerated by their hardcore fans. For example, fans of the Hulk find it hard to believe that anybody can defeat him, in spite of the fact that he is essentially just a really strong, really durable guy who has been treated like a bug by characters from the truly upper echelons of the Marvel power scale.
However, for all of the overrated superheroes, there are just many who are underrated. Some characters have far more in their arsenal than what is generally believed - whether it be in regards to the number of powers they possess, or the levels at which their powers are on the heroic scale - and that's what this video is all about.
Here are ten Marvel superheroes who are more powerful than you realize.
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The Silver Surfer | 5:11
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PLAYQ: Skittle Game
Baby will enjoy conquering his world with this skittle game. It crawls and runs - and will encourage him to be active. Suitable toys such as this game promote the little one's capacity for coordination and are a lot of fun for kids and parents alike. Kids are able to play the actual bowling game at the age of 10-12 months, but the individual bowling pins are a lot of fun right from the beginning and a welcome activity at an earlier age.
- Contents:
- 6 pins of 21 cm in height each
- 1 ball with an installed rattle
- Outer material: Microfibre plush and cotton
- Filling: Polyester fibre
- Machine wash (delicates cycle) at 30 degrees without fabric softener, spin, hang out to dry - no tumble drier


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Writer's Pick: Best Bargain Boon, the expansion of West Side Bargain Mart
"Almost every week," says Jim Krug, "I get a customer asking, 'How do I open up a store like this?' And I say, 'You can't — there's just not enough inventory out there.'" Luckily for local bargain-hunters, Krug got in while the getting was good. And using the connections he's made in his four years running West Side Bargain Mart, he expanded not once, but twice, in the past year. Krug now fills 12,000 square feet with not only dry goods and groceries — many of which are natural and/or organic — but also electronics, cosmetics, car-care products and much more. Through October, all clothes — which often include Calvin Klein and Columbia items — are on sale, at about 25 percent of market price. — Kirk Woundy
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