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Taxes and accounting have a lot more to do with global poverty than you think. And activists and economists are trying to change that.
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Pooja Bhatia is an OZY editor and writer. She has written for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and the Economist, and was once the mango-eating champion of Port-au-Prince.
The scene: the opening session of September's Clinton Global Initiative, an annual gathering of business and political elites aimed at reducing poverty. The player: Mo Ibrahim, the Sudanese billionaire and transparency advocate. The windup: a softball question about what tech companies should do in Africa.
The result: a soapbox.
"The first thing, Mr. President, they can do, actually — all these wonderful companies — is to pay their taxes," Ibrahim said. "Believe me, all those big companies don't pay taxes in Africa. That's just not acceptable." The discourse gained speed and fury as it segued into the damages caused by overfishing. Then it circled back: "Please stop the raping of our oceans and our tax systems, and let us have a decent relationship. That's all we're asking for."
Cue a smattering of applause and much shifting in seats: Ibrahim is right. Experts say that for every aid dollar developing countries receive, between $1.50 and $3 exits those countries through tax dodging. A multinational corporation with a sophisticated system of transfer pricing and tax havens can easily pay no taxes in poor countries. Most use aggressive tax strategies to minimize their payments to poor country treasuries. Lack of tax revenue, in turn, leads to all sorts of ill effects in developing countries: Nations with empty coffers generally can't provide basic services like health and education, invest long-term in projects or even build up adequate police departments.
For every aid dollar developing countries receive, between $1.50 and $3 exits those countries through corporate tax avoidance.
The problem has received more attention over the past few years, thanks to more activism and the global recession, which has put more pressure on large corporations to show how they benefit — and what they cost — governments.
A 2010 report by the nongovernmental group ActionAid focused on the Ghanaian operations of SABMiller, a conglomerate beer maker whose subsidiaries extend tentacle-like around the world. In Ghana, the report said, it paid no income tax, while the Ghanaian owner of a bodega that sells its beer paid plenty.
The problem is twofold, experts and advocates say. First, many poor countries lack resources for tax collection, enforcement and audits. Multinational corporations, on the other hand, are hugely sophisticated, sometimes with budgets comparable to entire GDPs — and have some of the best tax attorneys and accountants in the world. Their job description involves gaming the system to minimize their companies' tax burdens.
Meanwhile, a worldwide tangle of bilateral tax agreements, havens, trademark laws and transfer-pricing agreements allow corporations to juggle their profits around to low- or no-tax jurisdictions. The thicket has unintended effects. For instance, treaties intended to avoid double taxation, in which companies overpay their taxes by paying them twice, have resulted in double no-taxation.
The problem: Tax avoidance 'is not illegal. It's part of the system,' says attorney Heather Lowe.
"It's not rocket science" even if it sounds complicated, says Eric LeCompte, president of Jubilee USA, one of the organizations that in recent years has galvanized the fight against "illicit tax flows." NB: Illicit doesn't mean "against the law." "That's actually the problem," says attorney Heather Lowe, who works on the issue for Global Financial Ingrity. Tax avoidance "is not illegal. It's part of the system." (Lowe worked for many years as a corporate tax attorney and knows the strategies and incentives for evasion from the inside.)
Tax transparency advocates have scored a few recent victories. At June's G8 summit, leaders of the world's rich economies pledged to take a tougher stance on tax evasion, including more transparency about where taxes are paid and shell companies. The OECD soon after issued an action plan to stem tax-base erosion and profit shifting. That plan, which calls for measures to end double nontaxation and to enable more information sharing, among other things, was endorsed at the G20 summit in September.
Activists say they're heartened by the attention and declarations — in some ways, just admitting that tax avoidance is a problem for poor countries is a huge step — but they don't go far enough. Proponents of tax fairness are shooting for something that sounds terribly wonky and (let's admit it) exciting, too: country-by-country reporting. CBCR would enable watchdogs (and eventually the public) to discern exactly how much companies contribute to national treasuries and how much they profit. All of that information already exists, says Lowe, but companies are reluctant to share it, often because, they say, they don't want to disclose their tax strategies. But CBCR would "at least would create the ability for a tax authority to say we think something is off, we have reason to investigate," says Lowe, as well as an incentive for companies to play fair. "Having that information be publicly available would make them reluctant to do otherwise."
For all the nice talk, there's still plenty of resistance. Lowe points out that despite massive public support for closing tax loopholes and ending corporate havens, "the responsibility rests in the hands of our lawmakers who are either not willing or not brave enough" to take on the challenge because they depend on corporate donations. Or, as Carl Gibson, founder of tax accountability movement U.S. Uncut, puts it: "Congress has become a brothel, no disrespect to sex workers."
I always say that for every corrupt leader, there are 50 corrupt businesspeople, half of them sitting here.
There's resistance even at the international level. Cephas Lumina, a Zambian human rights lawyer who is an Independent Expert for th UN's Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights – he specializes in finance and human rights – was charged by the Human Rights Council to do a comprehensive study of illicit financial flows, including tax avoidance, and their effects on human rights.
"When I got this task, I faced a lot of questions and resistance from developed nations," he says. They asked him, "how is it a human rights issue?" he says.
For Lumina and many others, the answer is obvious, and has to do with countries having enough money to provide their citizens a decent standard of life. As for the allegation that corruption, not tax avoidance, is mostly to blame for empty treasuries in the Global South? Pshaw, said Ibrahim, the Sudanese billionaire.
"I always say for every corrupt leader, there are 50 corrupt businesspeople," he told the suits in the audience at the Clinton Global Initiative, "half of them sitting here."
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Last week, Season 3 of Diablo III ended, a new patch was released bringing forth a host of new changes and additions, and Season 4 began just before the weekend hit. Among some of the additions were new difficulty levels (Torment VII to Torment X), the introduction of a new area called the Ruins of Sescheron, which is where you will find the largest addition to the game called the Kanai Cube. Now, I don't want to go into any of the big features. For today's post, I just want to cover the (many) changes that were made to Witch Doctor in the newest patch, and the experience that I had logging into Diablo III last Wednesday. It was a weird day, full of a lot of excitement, a dash of surprise, and a teaspoon of confusion. Join me as I recount my experience.
The Witch Doctor Gets Some Love
When it comes to Diablo III, the most exciting part of a new patch are the changes made to the characters that I play. More specifically, I am talking about my main character, the Witch Doctor, who received a TON of changes this patch. So many changes, in fact, that the number of lines used to list them all outnumbers the number of lines used to list the changes made to the other five classes combined. It's insane! The changes were numerous in number, many were slight increases in effectiveness, while others were complete reworks of old abilities, and all of them are welcome changes. Here are some highlights from the patch notes.
The damage type on the Ghost Bomb rune has been changed from Fire to Cold.
This is one of the smaller changes made to the Witch Doctor, but one that I thought needed to be done. While the ability is basically unchanged, the damage type of the specific rune now matches the appearance of the ability. Many of the Witch Doctor's abilities that involve spirits or ghosts tend to have a relation to Cold damage, or, at the very least, give the appearance of cold. This rune also works nicely with the newly added Iceblink Legendary Gem.
Soul Harvest
Acquiring stacks of Soul Harvest no longer removes any existing stacks, and instead adds to the them. Newly acquired stacks of Soul Harvest will replace any stack with the shortest duration.
Finally, the building of Soul Harvest stacks makes sense! I was so happy for this change, because Soul Harvest has been one of my main abilities for a long time. Before this change, it was a pain in the ass to cap on stacks, because I had to make sure to hit five enemies each time I cast the ability just to cap out on the buff. This was a worthless spell against a single target like a Rift Guardian, because you couldn't maintain more than a single stack of Soul Harvest. Now, everything is right with the world. Reaching and maintaining five stacks of Soul Harvest is much less of a hassle.
The Soul to Waste rune has been reworked. Through this rune, each stack of Soul Harvest also grants 5% movement speed.
This is another one of those great changes that I have been benefitting from this patch. Since transitioning to the new stacking mechanic was so easy, I can maintain the five stacks of Soul Harvest longer, and maintain 25% additional movement speed from this rune.
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Wall of Zombies has been removed, and replaced with Wall of Death. Many of the runes have been changed to drastically alter the function of this spell.
I must say that I never saw this coming. The developers completely revamped the Wall of Zombies spell and provided Witch Doctor's with some new options for ability synergies. While I never found the Wall of Zombies ability to be that amazing, regardless of what rune was used, the new options are WAY better. The rune that I was instantly drawn to was the "Communing with Spirits" rune, which went well with my Ghost Bomb and Haunt abilities (even though the Haunt rune I have used for many months was changed to deal Fire damage… dumb…). In any case, this is my new go-to ability, because it looks cool, it has a shorter cooldown than the Pirahnado ability I was using before, and with the Grin Reaper helm I can have three Walls of Death active at all times. I'm having fun with it.
Fierce Loyalty (Passive)
As always, this passive grants 30% movement speed while a Zombie Dog, Gargantuan or Fetish are following the Witch Doctor, and while out of combat. However, the Witch Doctor will now retain 15% movement speed bonus even during combat.
I went back to using this passive after the patch, and realized that combining this with the Soul to Waste rune makes my Witch Doctor move crazy fast! I also have some movement speed on my boots, which helps push my character's movement speed close to 70% while fully buffed and out of combat. That's nuts!
Returning to Rifts
After getting situated with my new ability set up, I jumped into my first Greater Rift of the new patch. It was a rank 20 greater rift, and I was astonished by how quickly I was able to complete it with my Witch Doctor. I don't recall being able to clear greater rifts at that speed. None of the abilities that I was using received damage buffs from the patch, but I was still mowing down enemies at incredible speed. I ended up unlocking up to greater rift rank 27 through this run alone. I thought it was pretty impressive.
I found out afterward, that a couple items my character was wearing received a buff from the patch. My Witch Doctor had been wearing two pieces of the Helltooth Harness set, and the 2-piece set bonus is actually pretty incredible. This new set bonus causes select abilities (of the list I was using Ghost Bomb, Zombie Dogs, and Wall of Death) to apply the Necrosis debuff which Slows, deals 1500% weapon damage every second, and causes afflicted enemies to suffer 20% more damage from all sources, for 10 seconds. I attributed the speed of my clearing a rank 20 greater rift to this change. The 4-piece and 6-piece set bonuses from the Helltooth Harness set are also pretty amazing, and now I have a goal to work toward for my Witch Doctor character.
Well, that's all I have to say about the Witch Doctor changes. I decided to stream the night that I first experienced the new patch changes. If you want to check that out, you can find the archived video over here. I had a lot of fun discovering some of the new build options that would be possible for my character. Now, all I have to do is work my ass off to collect the full Helltooth Harness set, and slowly progress further in greater rifts. I made a Crusader for Season 4 that I intend to see progress much further than my Demon Hunter character from last season. I managed to get the Demon Hunter to level 70, but I didn't end up earning very many paragon levels or doing very much with greater rifts. We'll see how well I do this season.
Have you been playing Diablo III lately? Did you start a new character for Season 4? Are you still waiting for more significant additions to be made? Join the discussion below. 🙂
To see the complete notes for Patch 2.3.0, click here for the related blog post.
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Three Muslim men from the Middle East were charged with plotting terrorist attacks against U.S. and coalition troops in Iraq and other countries.
One of the men, a citizen of both the United States and Jordan, also was accused of threatening to kill or injure President Bush, according to the indictment filed in Cleveland that was released Tuesday.
All three, who lived in Toledo within the last year, were arrested over the weekend, Assistant U.S. Attorney David Bauer said.
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An unidentified person with a military background helped the U.S. government foil the plot by working with the suspects while secretly gathering evidence. That person, a U.S. citizen considered a cooperating witness, was identified in the indictment only as "the trainer." Prosecutors also had help from other people in Toledo, U.S. Attorney Greg White said.
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales did not exclude the use of warrantless wiretapping in this investigation, but he said prosecutors were careful not to do anything that could jeopardize the case.
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"This case stands as a reminder of the need for continued vigilance in the war on terrorism," he said at a news conference in Washington.
The three had met several times and were planning on recruiting and training others for violent jihad against the United States.
A mugshot of Mohammad Zaki Amawi, 26. (FOX)
All of the suspects have strong ties to the Middle East:
The men named in the indictment are: Mohammad Zaki Amawi, 26, who was a citizen of Jordan and the United States who lived in Toledo until August 2005; Marwan Othman El-Hindi, a 42-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen born in Amman, Jordan who lives in Toledo; and Wassim Mazloum, a 24-year-old legal U.S. resident who operated a car business with his brother in Toledo after entering the United States from Lebanon.
Wassim will not have to worry about his car business.
Wassim I. Mazloum, 24, is escorted out of the Federal Courthouse in Toledo, Ohio. (FOX)
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Counterterrorism Blog has the indictments posted and other information on the investigation including this:
The defendants learned to use plastic and nitro explosives. They sent money to Iraq and used a business and a charity to further support co-conspirators in Iraq and cover their travel overseas. FBI Deputy Director John Pistole credited "improved information sharing and intel-gathering techniques." AG Gonzales would not state whether the NSA surveillance program was responsible for indictment information and didn't name the Iraqi terrorist group(s) which the defendants allegedly supported. AG Gonzales also refused to state whether one defendant was arrested in Jordan or even where they were arrested.
Michelle Malkin carried news of the arrests.


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>>>>> "Ray" == Ray Brighenti <bargi@stripped> writes: Ray> Hi All, Ray> It's happened again, this time on a Debian Linux box. I installed MySQL Ray> myself this time and the other modules(Nothing special, all were just perl Ray> Makefile.PL, make, make test, make install) and a similar problem, I Ray> created a link for it to /usr/local/lib like the last problem but no go Ray> still. Ray> install_driver(mysql) failed: Can't load Ray> '/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/i586-linux/auto/DBD/mysql/mysql.so' for module Ray> DBD::mysql: File not found at Ray> /usr/lib/perl5/i586-linux/5.00404/DynaLoader.pm line 166. Ray> at (eval 9) line 2 Ray> at ./radacct.cgi line 220 Ray> Again the file is there so I don't understand what the deal is with this Ray> message. Ray> Thanks Ray> Ray Hi! Could you please try the following in the source directory and submit the output to msql-mysql-modules@stripped make realclean perl Makefile.PL 2>&1 | tee log make >>log 2>&1 make install >>log 2>&1 make test >>log 2>&1 and let us see the log file. The output of perl -V might be helpfull, too. Regards, Monty
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Allow "Forward as attachment" to prevent spoofing
The problem with forwarding an email from a mailtrap domain is that the original "From" address remains intact, creating a situation where it appears the forwarded email appears like the sender (mailtrap) is spoofing the original domain.
For instance, a test forwarded email, note the content:
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Clearly should be rejected for safety.
Our company's rules tag this as a spoofing email, which of course confuses our testers.
Gmail blocks these so they never get to the inbox.
It would be great if we could "Forward as an attachment", with the "From" as a mailtrap forwarder noreply address, and the Subject [MAILTRAP FORWARD] (plus original subject)
Thank you so much for your suggestion!
We'll consider implementing it once we go through our to-do's with bigger priority in our backlog and if we see that this request has high demand.
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Also, it would be great to let the user decide what message to display in the body for the forwarded email.


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Imagine a story that's based on Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. That's exactly what Charles L. Harness's "The New Reality" does in its exploration of what Reality really is. Wonderful story! And then there's a very different story from A. E. van Vogt titled "Process." Told from the perspective of an intelligent forest on an alien planet, van Vogt manages to capture a "Sense of Wonder." The most famous story in this volume is Damon Knight's classic "To Serve Man." I remember watching The Twilight Zone in 1962 and being shocked by the episode!
The quality of the stories in THE YEAR'S BEST SCIENCE FICTION STORIES: 1951 is better than the 1949 and 1950 volumes. Fritz Leiber's "Coming Attraction" set new trends in SF. Alfred Bester's "Oddy and Id" and "Born of Man and Woman" by Richard Matheson are first-rate stories of "unusual" children. If you find a copy of The Year's Best Science Fiction Stories: 1951 grab it! GRADE: A
• Introduction, by Everett F. Bleiler & T. E. Dikty
• "The Santa Claus Planet", by Frank M. Robinson (Bleiler & Dikty, 1951)
• "The Gnurrs Come from the Voodvork Out", by Reginald Bretnor ( The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Winter/Spring 1950),
• "The Mindworm", by Cyril Kornbluth (Worlds Beyond December 1950)
• "The Star Ducks", by Bill Brown ( The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, 1950)
• "Not to Be Opened—", by Roger Flint Young (Astounding Science Fiction, May 1949)
• "Process", by A. E. van Vogt (The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, December 1950)
• "Forget-Me-Not", by William F. Temple (Other Worlds Science Fiction Stories, September 1950)
• "Contagion", by Katherine MacLean (Galaxy Science Fiction, October 1950)
• "Trespass!", by Poul Anderson & Gordon Dickson (Fantastic Story Quarterly, Spring 1950)
• "Oddy and Id", by Alfred Bester (Astounding Science Fiction, August 1950)
• "To Serve Man", by Damon Knight (Galaxy Science Fiction, November 1950)
• "Summer Wear", by L. Sprague de Camp (Startling Stories, May 1950)
• "Born of Man and Woman", by Richard Matheson (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, July 1950)
• "The Fox in the Forest", by Ray Bradbury (Collier's, May 1950)
• "The Last Martian", by Fredric Brown (Galaxy Science Fiction, October 1950)
• "The New Reality", by Charles L. Harness (Thrilling Wonder Stories, December 1950)
• "Two Face", by Frank Belknap Long (Weird Tales, March 1950)
• "Coming Attraction", by Fritz Leiber (Galaxy Science Fiction, November 1950)


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Mr Marcel Ivanov is a Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spinal Surgeon whose NHS practice is based at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield. He qualified as a doctor in 1999 and as a Neurosurgeon in 2007 with his comprehensive neurosurgical training received in Romania and post CCT Fellowship training in the UK. He was awarded Neurosurgery International Fellowship training at the UIHC, Iowa, USA (2004, and received AOSPINE-EANS Spinal Fellowship training in Leeds, UK (2008) and Neuroncology Fellowship training at the Walton Centre, Liverpool, UK (2009).
During his training he visited some of the most important European neurosurgical units as part of the EU "Leonardo da Vinci" training programme (In Freiburg, Greifswald, Munich, Brussels, Helsinki etc) where he had a great opportunity to learn directly from the experience of world leading neurosurgeons.
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BMI Thornbury Hospital Sheffield
Lincoln County Hospital - Honorary Consultant Neurosurgeon
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During his training he developed an interest in minimally invasive neurosurgical techniques and image guided surgery of the spine and brain (neuronavigation and ultrasound).
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He has a special interest in the treatment of spinal cord tumours. Mr Ivanov is passionate about teaching; he lectures and demonstrates on surgical workshops nationally and internationally. His clinical interests inlcude a wide range of spinal conditions including degenerative, trauma, spinal stabilisation and artificial disc technology, cervical myelopathy and radiculopathy, lumbar canal stenosis and spinal tumours.
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- PhD University of Medicine and Pharmacy Gr T Popa, Iasi 2008
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Details of entry to specialist register
- Neurosurgery, 2008
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Royal College of Surgeons England
American Association of Neurological Surgeons
British Association of Spinal Surgeons (BASS)
Europe EuroScience (European Association for the promotion of Science and Technology)
European Association of Neurosurgical Societies
Romanian Society of Biomaterials
International Association for the study of Pain (IASP)
Romanian Society of Neurosurgery
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In my first Tenant Service In Action blog post, I mentioned that tenant satisfaction isn't just a nice idea … it makes good business sense as well. I quoted a statistic from an article in the Harvard Business Review: A five percent increase in tenant retention can result in a 40% increase in profit. That statistic comes from a classic HBR article titled Zero Defections: Quality Comes to Services. The crux of the article is that because retention rates are measurable, they're manageable. It goes on to say that in order to effectively implement a service quality strategy, there needs to be buy-in at every level of the organization, especially at the senior level. And that buy-in must be supported by ongoing training.
This mirrors very closely my experience at Marathon Realty, where I was Manager of Service Excellence (great title, huh?) in the mid-nineties. Marathon developed an industry-wide reputation for excellence in tenant service, culminating in receiving the Canada Award for Excellence in 1996. Based on my experience at Marathon, the key to the success of its service quality program rested on three cornerstones: senior management commitment, training, and regular tenant satisfaction surveys to measure the success of the program.


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Award-winning Supa Ltd has launched two new carriers ideal for transporting pets in an easy and stress-free way.
The Pet Carriers come in two sizes – Medium and Large – to cater for different sizes of animals, and are constructed out of cardboard, making them both lightweight and sturdy.
A built-in carry handle is incorporated into the design to provide a comfortable and secure way of carrying pets. They are also designed to provide occupants with plenty of ventilation.
Both sizes of carriers come flat-packed to save space and can be stored flat when not in use, plus they're easy to assemble without the need for tools. There is also a space provided for the pet's name and the owner's contact details.
The internal dimensions for the Medium Pet Carrier are 20cm (H) x 20cm (D) x 33cm (W) compared to the Large Pet Carrier of 25.5cm (H) x 25cm (D) x 38.1cm (W). RRP are £2.75 (Medium) and £3.49 (Large).
Chris Goodlad, Managing Director of Supa Ltd, said: "We believe these new pet carriers are a great addition to the market, and would soon become popular in retail outlets."
Supa Ltd is renowned for producing innovative products, having picked up New Product Awards at PATS trade shows in recent years.
As well as being one of the best-known names in fish keeping circles, the company's portfolio also includes an extensive range of wild bird feeders, treats and accessories and a fast expanding range of small animal and cage bird products.
Supa has developed from humble beginnings in 1949 to a multi-million pound turnover business by a simple philosophy of listening carefully to its customers, developing products with flair and innovation and providing quality products that always offer real value for money.
The company is proud of the fact that the majority of the products it produces are manufactured at its extensive factory in Sheffield from the finest quality raw materials. This fact has enabled Supa to rigorously maintain the highest standards of quality.
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Ok, so strictly speaking Cape Point, South Africa isn't the world's end, but standing at the famed point it's easy to feel like it is. The Cape of Good Hope is one of those evocative names, that almost every traveller wants to visit. Once there, the imagination begins to kick in, witnessing the powerful ocean crash against the rugged coastline. It could easily be the edge of the world.
In truth it's not even the most southerly point on the African continent, that honour goes to Cape Agulhas, which is located around 150 kilometres away. The Cape is not even the meeting point of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, contrary to popular belief. This is at least relatively close however, the meeting point of the warm Agulhas and coldwater Benguela currents fluctuates, but is often as little as 1.2 kilometres away.
Cape Point is part of Table Mountain National Park, forming it's own nature reserve, and only a short drive from Cape Town. Everything from cyclists to cars, campers and coaches have to pay a fee to enter. It does appear to great place to cycle around, the roads are relatively quiet, the scenery appears as rough scrubland flanked by isolated, sandy beach bays, perfect for taking in at a slow pace.
The flora is actually part of the Cape Floristic Kingdom a highly diverse habitat, which is the smallest of the world's six recognised floral kingdoms. Over 9,000 plant species can be found here, and nearly 70 percent are endemic.
There is a variety of wildlife, rowdy Chacma Baboon troops, create havoc for any foolhardy car passengers that stop long enough for these mischief makers to weave their monkey business. Cape Mountain Zebra, Ostrich, Eland are easily seen, there's also African penguins, mongoose, and otter, which are less visible, along with numerous numerous lizards and tortoise.
A steady stream of tourists arrive by car, and coach keen to pose in front of the sign at world's end. Patience is required to get a clear picture of the famous sign, or for an opportunity to stand beside it for a Kodak moment.
Photography etiquette is not always observed, some people hogging the limelight for several minutes, and others not prepared to wait their turn. All's fair in love, and world's end photography.
I scanned the horizon for the The Flying Dutchman, a ship of the damned, crewed by ghostly sailors. It's seems fitting that Cape Point would be home to such a ship of legend, doomed to sail without ever getting round the headland. It didn't appear however, which was a shame, as a timely appearance by tormented sailors might have driven the competitive tourists away.


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ON Saturday, September 9 firefighters and volunteers at Rochdale and Littleborough Community fire stations began the annual September Car Wash month.
Blue Watch got their sponges soaked to raise money for the Fire Fighters Charity.
Rochdale had a very successful day raising £412 with a huge thanks to everyone for their generous support.
It was also a great day at Littleborough with the community turning out to support the cause, raising £270 with volunteers young and old getting stuck in.
Car washes will take place throughout September so some along and give us some green for a clean!
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After quite a bit of teasing, Baltimore's beloved flagship electronic music festival, Moonrise Festival, has unveiled the phase 1 lineup for its 2017 edition and it's impressive to say the least. Afrojack, Big Gigantic, Porter Robinson (live), Zeds Dead lead the charge with Jai Wolf, Lil Uzi Vert, JOYRYDE, Louis The Child, Rezz, Seven Lions, Slander, Party Thieves b2b Ricky Remedy, SaidTheSky, SteLouse all making the trip to Pimlico Race Course on August 12 and 13th.
Tickets are going to selling like hot cakes so we highly recommend heading over to moonrisefestival.com today before you miss out on what is sure to be one of the biggest bass parties of the summer.
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Iranian expatriate cineaste Amir Naderi returns to the desert in "Vegas: Based on a True Story," a film of such single-minded desolation that it recalls Victor Seastrom's account of elemental madness, "The Wind," as a destructive force rips through a family in precarious remission from full-blown addiction. Naderi's stated goal, to wed his more experimental recent work to a strong narrative throughline, has been realized with a vengeance. Given its cast of total unknowns, "Vegas" is unlikely to arouse much theatrical interest, though, like Naderi's "Marathon," pic may thrive on cable.
Situated on the scruffy outskirts of Las Vegas (the neon city itself only visible on the horizon), Tracy (Nancy La Scala) has constructed a home, complete with a carefully tended backyard, a floral centerpiece and a greenhouse where she grows tomatoes. She and hubby Eddie (Mark Greenfield) are recovering gambling addicts, avoiding cigarettes, beer and other triggers that nudge them toward the abyss. Tracy's careful gardening and housekeeping rituals keep her from backsliding, while Eddie covertly sinks deeper into smokes, booze and one-armed bandits than he will admit.
Their bright, motivated teen son, Mitch (Zach Thomas), hangs out at the family's old trailer doing homework when not pedaling around on his bike. The three seem hedged in domesticity, perilously perched on the brink of disaster. The push comes in the form of a young soldier-cum-con artist who reels them in slowly with yarns ranging from a sentimental sob story to dubious "proof" of the existence of buried treasure.
Soon they're digging holes on their property in search of the legendary fruits of a long-ago casino heist. As their compulsive personalities kick in, the ravages of addiction are vividly reflected by the erosion of their house's very foundation.
Naderi's flair for depicting addiction, and his uncanny ability to weave that addiction through very specific topographies, amount to a highly poetic formalism. "Marathon" criss-crossed the black-and-white grid of the Manhattan subway system with its heroine's race to complete 77 crossword puzzles in 24 hours, while the deaf kid in "Sound Barrier" plowed through thousands of audio tapes, alongside the noisiest industrial bridge in the Bronx, to hear his mother's last words. Never merely "realistic," Naderi's characters' driving obsessions traverse cinematic synapses on America's psychological landscape.


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Regardless of which type of transportation you choose to reach Hvar, undoubtedly you will experience a crystalline Adriatic Sea journey to Hvar Island. Firstly you will have to reach a harbor or docking on the mainland and then proceed to the island by boat transfer, ferry, catamaran or hydroplane. If you wish a free of worry custom made transfer to the door of your hotel and you prefer to avoid waiting in lines, checking the availability of transfer according to the season and squeeze with the crowds your best option is the VIP transfer. If you are more for a regular option than you can board a ferry or catamaran.
• To Hvar by VIP Transfer
Catering to your exclusive needs and available 24 hours a day, the Sunčani Hvar Hotels VIP transfer will await you and your companions at the Split airport and escort you directly to your hotel in Hvar. You may choose from a variety of luxury yachts and speedboats including the Cobalt Bowrider speedboat and Sunseeker 75 yacht.
• To Hvar by Car
If you are travelling to Hvar by car, depending on the direction (Austria, Slovenia, Hungary) you need to go through Zagreb or Rijeka to reach Split or Drvenik with main Croatian highway A1.
Western Hvar - From Split you have the option to take the ferry to Stari Grad on Hvar (1 hour 45 minutes).
Eastern Hvar - From Drvenik (south of Makarska) you have the option to take the ferry to Sućuraj on Hvar island (25 minutes).
Travelling Hint: Passengers travelling by car are requested to be at the terminal at least 1 hour before departure, in high season it is advisable to be at the terminal at least 1.30 hour before departure since car ferry service is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Beware that many hotels in Hvar town do not have parking places. Car petrol stations in Hvar are available in Jelsa and Hvar town, and are opened the whole day only during summer season.
• To Hvar by Plane
The closest international airports to Hvar are the ones in Split and Dubrovnik (Dubrovnik is 100km from Drvenik and ferry Drvenik - Sucuraj). From Dubrovnik, frequent bus lines are available to Drvenik or Split. Split Airport is situated 30 km from Split ferry station. Transfer of passengers from the Airport is organized by buses, also there is a local bus every 20 minutes and taxis are available during the operating time of Split Airport.
When you reach Split you can choose one of the sea transports to Hvar town, Stari Grad or Jelsa, by catamarans or ferries.
• To Hvar by Ferry
The easiest way to get to Hvar island after the VIP transfer whether you come by car, bus, train or plane is from the harbor of Split and Drvenik (Croatia) or Ancona and Pescara (Italy) by ferries or catamarans.
There are daily ferry lines from Split to Stari Grad and from Drvenik to Sućuraj, as well as catamaran lines from Split to Jelsa and from Split to the town of Hvar.
There are also cross - island ferry lines to Hvar from Korcula, Vis and Brac Island.
Out of summer season the ferry from Split to Stari Grad sails 3 times a day and from Drvenik to Sućuraj 6 times. During summer season the ferry from Split to Stari Grad sails 4-7 times a day and from Drvenik to Sućuraj 11-20 times. Ferries from Italy sail only during summer season.
• To Hvar by Bus
Bus lines connect all parts of the country. Regular international bus lines connect Croatia with all neighboring countries, as well as most of middle European and west European countries.
If you are travelling to Hvar by bus - there are connections from all bigger cities and places to Split. Bus departures from Zagreb and Split are frequent (every half hour or every hour).
Split main bus station is right across the ferry port. There you can choose one of the sea transports to the island of Hvar - ferry to Stari Grad, catamaran to Hvar.
When you arrive to Stari Grad ferry station, there are bus connections for Stari Grad town, Hvar town and Jelsa, the tickets are sold in buses.
• To Hvar by your own Boat
If you arrive on Hvar by your own boat, there are marinas (Palmižana, Vrboska) or harbors (Hvar, Stari Grad, Jelsa, Sućuraj) for morring. Also many of the bays and coves make pleasant anchorages. In some of them there are also small jetties.
• From Split to Hvar
To arrive direct from Split to Hvar Town you have two options of transportation – the catamaran and VIP private boat transfers. If you opt for the catamaran transfer the most common challenge you will face is to get the catamaran schedule match your itinerary. The two companies operating catamarans are Jadrolinija and Krilo. During summer months, there are four catamaran departures in each direction, as travelling time is around one hour, you have approximately four hours to spend on seeing Hvar town if you plan a daytrip. During winter there are two catamaran departures in each direction but departures from Split are only in the afternoon which gives you three options of exploring the island: either you plan an overnight stay and return to Split the day after with the catamaran or you take the ferry from Split to Stari Grad in the morning and return in the afternoon or you schedule a VIP transfer by speed boat and you are hassle free of checking the catamaran/ferry departures limiting your travel itinerary.
• From Stari Grad town to Hvar town
Sometimes you will have to travel to Stari Grad in case the ferry timetable suits better your travel plan than the catamaran, especially in winter times when the catamaran schedule is limited and often the catamaran does not depart due to unsuitable weather conditions. In such a case the best option is to schedule a private transfer from Stari Grad to Hvar. Why should you use Sunčani Hvar private transfer from Stari Grad to your Hvar hotel, apartment or final destination? You might be just as well off using public transport or taking a regular taxi and hoping that they will have enough seats or not overcharge you. Sunčani Hvar private transfer provides you with the comfort of knowing that after you arrive at Stari Grad our chauffer will be waiting to pick you up and take you and your luggage straight to your destination, without any hassle.
• From Dubrovnik to Hvar
Hvar can currently be reached from Dubrovnik only by a combination of airplane, bus or rental car and ferry. The option to travel directly by ferry from Dubrovnik to Hvar is currently unavailable.
The quickest and most-direct route from Dubrovnik to Hvar is by car or bus to Drvenik and then ferry to Sućuraj. Drvenik is a small town on the Makarska Riviera, located midway between Ploce and Makarska. It can be reached by car or by taking the Dubrovnik - Split bus and exiting at Drvenik. The ferry operates 10 times per day during the summer season and takes 25 minutes to reach Sućuraj. During winter, the ferry lines are reduced by half. Once in Sućuraj, which is on the eastern end of the island, visitors must rent a car, take a bus or arrange private transfer to Hvar town at the other end of the island. The second option is to take the airplane from Dubrovnik to Split and reach the island by catamaran/ ferry or Sunčani Hvar private transfer.


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Anti-Terror Measures in New York Under Review
New York is under increased threat from supporters of groups such as the self-professed Islamic State, prompting a review of how people and assets are protected. WSJ's Mark Kelly reports. Image: The Newsmarket
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... anti terror measures in New York all being refused to succeed and its surrounding area remains the number one US albeit all terrorist organizations ... that now it's on the increased threat from unsympathetic to the actions of groups such as the self professed Islamic state ... that's according to security officials and politicians gathered for a joint press cold fronts on Monday ... he would be in a state of denial ... if we did not say with what's going on internationally ... that the risk of a threat to us has increased ... it will make the collective decision to direct local Lorne force months and homeland security appliances to conduct a review of the way that people and assets of protected you go ... then to update anti terror measures accordingly we need to keep our eye on the range of threats ... um and as I see it ... those threats include ... the potential for domestic based ... um attacks of the type we saw the Boston Marathon last year ... in short you will then be followed ... by a complete breakdown knows reviews come back to myself and to the governor ... and we will take its key matchup whatever steps are for free necessary recommended on long Forstmann ... in our judgment necessary ... lending the last week President Obama announced expanded minute reaction against Las Boersen and its might see a soul like silk in Iraq and Syria ... officials made it clear ... that they weren't aware of any specific threat to New York record ... I think the point is we understand ... we are we understand the moment in global history we understand the need for vigilance ... how we address that is what extraordinary collaboration and teamwork ... and with that kind of support ... the federal government that is exemplary ... of the times were living


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- Source: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 47, Issue 4, 1 Oct 1992, p. 450 - 455
Detection of Cryptosporidium Parvum DNA in Fixed, Paraffin-Embedded Tissue by the Polymerase Chain Reaction
The objective of this project was to demonstrate detection of Cryptosporidium parvum DNA in fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue using the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). DNA was purified from six samples of fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue that were histologically positive for C. parvum and used in the PCR. Previously developed oligonucleotide primers specific for C. parvum were used to amplify a 452-base target sequence, and a 20-base synthetic probe labeled with digoxigenin-11-dUTP was used to detect the amplification product by chemiluminescence. All six samples were positive by PCR; negative controls showed no amplification or hybridization. This approach could provide a sensitive and specific method for detection of parasite material in fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue samples, and prove to be of significant value in retrospective studies of archival material.


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Are you the person who catches someone's vision and knows how to put it into practice?
A busy leader in the Africa Area needs a P.A. to work along side him and take his Visions and help logistically move them into reality.
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We are looking for someone to join our Africa Area Finance team.
You will provide support to field finance staff and team leadership to enable them to produce accurate and useful financial reports which leads to better decision making.
The long term goal is to provide training and resources so that local staff can be self-sufficient.
Are you passionate about prayer? Do you enjoy organizing and facilitating prayer local and abroad? Then we need you!
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When we play and really enjoy the lost in the moment playful activities, our brains release the chemical dopamine that gives us a sense of excitement, joy and allows us to move in a highly coordinated way. Play stimulates our senses, creativity, learning. It activates our brains, with over 80% of our nervous system involved in processing and organising all the sensory input from our bodies and the surrounding environment.
Play with your child and give them many rich sensory experiences within a secure, nurturing environment. Appreciate nature. Look at the moon, a sunrise, a beautiful sky. Go to the beach, swim together, play in the park, go for walks to new and interesting places, climb a hill, trees, explore, make up songs, stories, dance, read, go to the library, cook together, collect treasure, make things with the treasure you find. Move, dance, sing and play. Playing keeps you young and vibrant. When we are playful we are flexible,relaxed, loving, sociable, creative. We can take risks, we can come up with new ideas. Taking time out to play helps us to problem solve and come up with new solutions and new ways of doing things.
Children learn the art of play. They learn how to do things in a variety of ways and how to adapt to changes. They learn to play alone or with others. They learn how to lead and how to follow. They learn the rules of play and can also create new rules of their own in a playful game. Through play we learn to let go of the things that are stressful. Play involves laughter, humour, sharing and caring. Wonderful carefree play builds strong, positive memories that stay with us for life.
Babies are play partners from birth. Play is as important for them as food and sleep. Play gives babies and children a strong sense of belonging, connection and wellbeing. When parents spend much time gazing at, talking,singing, dancing playing, touching, holding their baby, this helps healthy brain development, promoting high levels of oxytocin and endorphins in the brain. Play fosters a strong loving relationship which is essential for helping children to become confident, caring, creative, self assured and loving members of society.
Take time to play, to laugh, to make music, to enjoy the wonders of nature, be flexible and enjoy all the rich playful experiences together. It will build strong bonds of love, energise, inspire, enrich your life and your soul.


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Emergencies happen when we least expect them and often when we can least afford them. Medical emergencies are often costly to deal with. If you're not prepared they can leave you struggling to make ends meet for some time. In fact, some people end up going bankrupt because of serious ailments. Even if you have insurance, you may still be left holding some costs. Many people opt for personal loans to help them meet the costs of poor health. This is an option but it's certainly not the only thing you can do. Let's discuss loans in greater detail and look at some alternatives.
Pros and cons of personal loans
Personal loans are unsecured so you don't need any collateral to apply for one. They can cover a variety of needs and the interest rate is usually lower than that on credit cards. If you've had good credit before your emergency, you can reach out to your bank or usual lender for assistance. If you have bad credit, many institutions will either deny your loan or offer you a very high interest rate. You should also avoid high-interest payday loans. These can make your financial situation even worse. Some lenders do offer people with bad credit the same terms as those with good credit. You will be able to apply, get approved today and have your cash in a couple days or even hours.
Check your medical bills carefully
If you've been handed a bill with a long list of charges, you may not look at each item carefully. You may just look at the total and become overwhelmed. You should examine each line item carefully to ensure you do in fact owe that amount for that service. Don't be afraid to query things that don't look right. If you were overcharged or charged for a service you didn't receive, taking this off the bill may make your payment more manageable than you anticipated.
Ask your doctor about a payment plan
Doctors and medical centers understand that healthcare costs are high. They may be willing to work out a reasonable payment plan with you. Work out what you can afford and see if they are willing to accept it. If they do, make sure you get an agreement in writing so problems don't arise later on. Your doctor may or may not accept a payment plan but there's only one way to find out.
Ask family and friends for help
It can be hard to ask those who are close to us for assistance. We often don't want them to know how bad things are. However, sometimes they would rush to help if they only knew. Be considerate of their own financial situation and expenses but ask for help. Several relatives may be able to contribute a little which adds up to a lot. They may also be able to help indirectly. They may offer to bring you meals so you don't spend as much on groceries. They may offer childcare services so you don't have to pay a sitter. Relatives may also reduce your taxi expenses by driving you to doctor's appointments. Ask them.
Personal loans can help you to meet the expenses of a medical emergency. You just need to be careful. Ensure you're not saddled with interest payments that you won't be able to meet. You all need to make you're being billed correctly. Don't forget, you can ask your doctor for a payment plan and ask your loved ones to help.


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Aligning SEO Strategy & Social Media Activity to Build Links
If SEO and social media teams work in silos and don't communicate nearly enough, they can't form a well-coordinated, comprehensive marketing plan.
Therefore, it's extremely important that SEO is integrated into social media activity. What follows are some specific tactics that can be used to increase the impact that your social media activities have on SEO performance.
Using Social Media for Link Development
It's no secret that social media has become increasingly important from an SEO standpoint as the engines have incorporated social signals (e.g., likes, shares, views, etc.) into their ranking algorithm. And as Google+ has become integrated into Google search results and Facebook data into Bing, the direct correlation between what happens in social media and what folks see in their search results has become more obvious.
Even though these changes are important, in my opinion, link development is the most important benefit that social media can bring to the SEO table. In the wake of Google's Panda and Penguin updates, using social media to foster relevant link connectivity has never been more important.
Based on the new algorithm changes, old school link development tactics like blog commenting, free directory submissions, article submission to generic article sites, and a number of other low value tactics no longer work as they once did and can even hurt your site.
What does work is marketing strong, authoritative content that underscores your company's expertise or value proposition to the market. For many businesses, the most effective vehicle to market that content is social media.
SEO professionals should be leveraging the activities of their social media team and the relationships that those folks have to acquire relevant links by marketing high value content in a variety of ways.
Aligning Your Blogging for SEO & Social
Blogging is one of the most effective ways to build links and authority in your space if you write consistent high quality material. Not only does this type of content attract links within industry circles, but it also ends up being keyword focused content that tends to rank well for a number of long-tail terms that are relevant to your business model.
One of the most common missed opportunities I see with blogging activities is failure to create relevant internal links from a company's blog to their main website content. Blog posts are an excellent opportunity to create more relevant internal links to relevant content.Additionally, many people will omit their site's global navigation template from their blog. This is a missed opportunity.
Think about a link being a vote and your global navigation template as being your most important votes to your most important pages. By including your site's main global navigation template on all blog pages you increase the number of votes that you have for your high priority pages. Also, from a user experience standpoint, it's frustrating to arrive at the blog and not be able to quickly and easily go back to the main site content.
Aligning Your Blogging Team for SEO & Social
Because blogging is so important from an SEO standpoint, it makes sense to train your blogging team on SEO best practices and to provide them with a list of your most important keywords along with the preferred landing pages for those keywords are on your site. This way as the team is creating new content and it will have a higher propensity to be well optimized around the keywords you are targeting and any internal links that are created within the blog will complement the rest of your SEO goals. Additionally, you will make it easier for folks to find relevant content on your site.
Blogging can be a very effective link building tool because of the links that social media content attracts. It can also be effective if you participate in guest blogging activities and leverage your relationships to create link opportunities.
As a blogger you should interact with other authoritative blogs in your space, contributing to those conversations with intelligent comments, and developing personal relationships with the people who are influential in your space. These kinds of activities will go a long way in opening up guest blogging opportunities as well as gaining more attention for the content you're writing (thereby attracting more links).
More Ways to Align Your Content Promotion for SEO & Social
Of course social media is more than just blogging. Leveraging sites like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other community sites is critical from a content marketing standpoint.
One issue I often see with folks who are using these sites to promote content is that they often promote URLs that are different than the preferred landing pages for their most important keywords. They create a new URL (sometimes a new micro-site) to promote a new piece of content rather than update an existing URL that already has some historical link connectivity.
For example, let's consider a fictitious pet store that releases a new coupon code for dog food. It wouldn't be uncommon for this pet store to create a new splash page with the coupon code and then post that new URL to its Twitter and Facebook pages.
However, this pet store would be better served putting the coupon code on their existing dog food page and posting that URL to those sites. That would ensure that the main dog food URL gets some social mentions, and if anyone links to that URL based on the coupon code, those links will have a positive impact on search performance for the dog food page, rather than a standalone coupon page.
These are just some examples of how aligning SEO and social media efforts can really boost your SEO performance, especially from a link building standpoint.
Make sure that your social media and SEO teams are working together to create a unified digital marketing strategy. Doing so will ensure that you're maximizing the ROI from both channels.


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Truecaller server went down users not able to use app or sign up
Truecaller server today on 15 February 2018 went down resulting users not able to identify incoming calls from truecaller app.
We are currently experiencing some connectivity issues. We are working on it, and hope to have the service back up soon. Thanks!
— Truecaller Help (@TruecallerHelp) February 15, 2018
New users installing truecaller for the 1st time also not able to sign up which requires them to verify their mobile number with truecaller server for authentication. The search feature and caller identification is not working as of now from the app and website and there is no information from Truecaller when the app will be online. We tried to search well known numbers on truecaller app and website which are already in public domain, but truecaller did not able to show the results.


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Learn Slide Guitar DVD Learn Slide Guitar is an excellent guide to playing slide guitar like a pro. Designed for beginning-to-intermediate guitar players, Andy Aledort designed this DVD with more than two hours of lessons that will help you develop such skills and techniques as playing in open and standard tunings, slide scales for soloing in all keys, improvising, open-tuning chord forms, muting, vibrato, Delta and electric blues, plus much more! How to Play Hard Rock & Heavy Metal DVD Containing more than 90 minutes of lessons and hundreds of examples, How to Play Hard Rock and Heavy Metal Guitar will show you how to play like a metal god using power chords, killer riffs, power soloing and tricks for beginning, intermediate and advanced players. Aledort demonstrates techniques in the styles of Zakk Wylde, Dimebag Darrell, Kirk Hammett and Tony Iommi. Our rhythm and lead tutorial covers everything from the classic Seventies rock of Led Zeppelin to metal heroes of today like Killswitch Engage and Slayer. How to Play The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Axis: Bold As Love DVD In this DVD Andy Aledort teaches you how to play the songs from Jimi Hendrix Experience's groundbreaking 1967 album Axis: Bold as Love. With more than three hours of lessons, How to Play the Jimi Hendrix Experience's Axis: Bold As Love DVD will show you the guitar parts to such album tracks as "Ain't No Telling," "Up from the Skies," "Spanish Castle Magic," "She's So Fine" and "Bold as Love. How to Play the Best of the Jimi Hendrix Experience's Electric Ladyland With three hours of lessons, How to Play the Best of the Jimi Hendrix Experience's Electric Ladyland DVD shows you the guitar parts to such album tracks as "Voodoo Child, "All Along the Watchtower","Gypsy Eyes" and "Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland)." Beginning Hard Rock and Metal DVD The Beginning Hard Rock & Metal DVD is a complete course for players who are just getting started in the world of heavy music. You'll learn everything you need to know about gear, tone and techniques from buying the right guitar, amp and effects to riffing like Pantera, power chording like Metallica and shredding like Disturbed. With more than 120 minutes of lessons, Beginning Hard Rock & Metal DVD will take you from "wannabe" to "metal god" in practically no time at all. Play Lead Guitar DVD No matter what your skill level, you can learn how to play lead guitar like a pro in just three hours with Andy Aledort's Play Lead Guitar DVD. This ultimate guide to lead guitar covers topics like minor pentatonic and bending for beginners, connecting scales and improvising melodies for intermediate players, and hybrid scales, tricks and harmonics for advanced guitarists. 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As a bonus, this set includes actual footage of Jimi playing many of the songs explored and presented on these tapes. Players will learn: Purple Haze • Manic Depression • Hey Joe • Love or Confusion • May This Be Love • I Don't Live Today • The Wind Cries Mary • Fire • Third Stone from the Sun • Foxey Lady • Are You Experienced? • Stone Free • 51st Anniversary • Highway Chile • Can You See Me • Remember • and Red House. Guitar Signature Licks: B.B. King DVD; Buy New: $17.96 Learn the trademark styles and techniques of the most celebrated guitarist in the blues with this information-packed DVD. Providing over an hour-and-a-half of in-depth analysis, Andy Aledort takes you step-by-step through eight classic songs: Cryin' Won't Help You • Five Long Years • Just Like a Woman • Rock Me Baby • Sweet Little Angel • The Thrill Is Gone • You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now • and YouUpset Me Baby. 1 hour, 36 minutes. Beginning Electric Blues Guitar DVD; Buy New: $13.46 Learn the essentials of playing electric blues guitar from one of the genre's most renowned and respected educators – Andy Aledort. This DVD covers twelve-bar blues form, the blues scale, major and minor pentatonics, combining scales, shuffle rhythm, pick harmonics, seventh chords, and more must-know topics. Andy also includes an inspiring performance section, revealing the unique approach of several blues masters, including B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton. 58 minutes. Andy Aledort Guitar Lessons – Books – CDs – DVD Packages Jimi Hendrix Signature Licks Paperback; Buy New: $24.95 Author: Andy Aledort This book/CD pack offers a unique and thorough examination of twelve of Hendrix's greatest compositions. Each song segment is presented with all of the guitar parts fully transcribed, plus accompanying audio on CD, as performed by a full band. All solos, as well as complex rhythm parts, are also performed slowly for easier consumption and understanding. Performance notes, outlining chord voicings, scale use, and unusual techniques are included for each song. Songs include: Foxy Lady • Hey Joe • Little Wing • Purple Haze • and more. The Best Of Jimi Hendrix: Experience Hendrix Paperback; Buy New: $20.37 Contributing Author: Andy AledortBook DescriptionThis matching folio features exact transcriptions for every instrument played on 20 of Hendrix's best: All Along the Watchtower * Angel * Bold as Love * Castles Made of Sand * Dolly Dagger * Fire * Foxey Lady * Hey Joe * Little Wing * Manic Depression * Night Bird Flying * Purple Haze * Red House * Star Spangled Banner * Stone Free * Voodoo Child (Slight Return) * The Wind Cries Mary * more. Includes brief intros to each song. 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Blues/Rock Guitar Masters Andy Aledort; Paperback; Buy New: $19.95 Book Description This book/CD pack offers detailed analysis and instruction on the playing of nine of the greatest blues/rock guitar heroes that have ever lived: Duane Allman, Jeff Beck, Ritchie Blackmore, Eric Clapton, Rick Derringer, Peter Green, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Leslie West and Johnny Winter. Learn to play like them by studying their signature licks in 17 songs: Badge * Hey Joe * Killing Floor * Lazy * Mississippi Queen * Pride and Joy * Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo * Smoke on the Water * Statesboro Blues * Strange Brew * Whipping Post * and more. Joe Satriani – Surfing With the Alien (Play-It-Like-It-Is) Andy Aledort; Paperback; Buy New: $19.95 Book DescriptionThis matching folio showcases SatrianiÕs chilling guitar technique. Ten songs in all, including: Always With Me, Always With You ¥ Satch Boogie ¥ and more. 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No Image Available Jimi Hendrix Andy Aledort; Paperback; Buy New: $19.95 Book DescriptionThis deluxe songbook includes six songs from their famous Fillmore East gig on New Year's Eve, 1969: Changes * Machine Gun * Message to Love * Power to Love * We Gotta Live Together * Who Knows. Features a special 24-page section of full-color photos and the interesting story behind this recording. At the Millennium's Edge: Exploring the Great Rock Stylists of Our Times (Guitar Magazine) Andy Aledort; Paperback; Buy New: $14.95 Book DescriptionDirect from Guitar magazine, this book is a collection of lessons exploring the rock stylists who have been major influences during the last two decades. This in-depth look at what makes a great guitarist's style includes lessons on The Edge, Jimmy Page, Randy Rhoads, David Gilmour, Steve Vai, Jimi Hendrix, Kirk Hammett, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Perry, Eric Clapton, Van Halen, and many other scorching stylists. The Jeff Healy Band – See the Light (Guitar – Vocal) (Play-It-Like-It-Is)Jeff Healey Band, Andy Aledort (Editor) Jeff Healey Band; Paperback; Buy New: $17.95 Paperback: 110 pages Publisher: Cherry Lane Music Company; (December 1990) ASIN: 0895244268 Please Note: There are many other guitar lesson books, tabs, transcriptions, written by Andy Aledort with a good many produced by the Hal Leonard Corporation. To find more books, Cassettes, CDs, and DVDs written by Andy Aledort Click Here For Personal Lessons on Video or TranscriptionsClick Here


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The Rachmastrivka Rebbe, who was hospitalized earlier this week, has been taken off of a respirator to which he was connected to assist in his breathing. Boruch Hashem, he is now breathing on his own and showing improvement, though he remains under the continued close observation of physicians in the Intensive Care Unit of Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City.
The rebbe, Rav Chai Yitzchok Isaac Twersky, is a son of Rav Yochanan Twersky, the previous Rachmastrivka Rebbe zt"l, and a son-in-law of Rav Yaakov Yosef Twersky, the previous Skverer Rebbe zt"l.
The rebbe, a renowned tzaddik and mashpiah, leads his bais medrash and kehillah in Boro Park, Brooklyn.
The rebbe was first hospitalized on the third day of Chol Hamoed due last week to a bout of pneumonia. He returned home the next day, shortly before the onset of the second days of Yom Tov. The rebbe suffered a setback on Sunday and was hospitalized once again.
All are asked to continue davening for Rav Chai Yitzchok ben Esther Rivka.
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FECTO Boards unit was installed in 1998. It is engaged in
the manufacturing of Particle Board with the brand name of
"BEMISAL". It mainly uses baggasse for the production
of chipboard, which is produced by sugar mills as a by product.
It also has capability to use wood as raw material.
The plant is located in Darya Khan, Distt Bhakkar in the
province of Punjab.
Member of All Pakistan Particle Boards Manufactures Association.
Member of Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad Chamber of Commerce
& Industry.