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The year 2016 was unforgettable, filled with wonderful moments, journeys, new friends, laughter, a lot of work, and also thousands of memories. We are grateful for all these!
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In 2016, researchers at Savills calculated that all of the world's real estate totalled US$160 trillion. According to their more recent report, the figure increased in 2017 due to global asset price inflation.
Key Findings
- All the world's property is worth £180 trillion
- Residential property makes up most of the world's real estate value, taking up three quarters of real estate stock
- Europe contains 23% of the world's residential property value, but only 11% of the world's population
- There are 2.05 billion households, making the average home worth £64,121
- In 2016, real estate values across the world grew 5%
- "Global real estate [is] more valuable…than all stocks, shares and securitised debt, combined."
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GDP grew by 2.3% in 2015/16 versus a growth rate of 5% for the total value of the world's real estate, meaning the asset value has outpaced income. This ratio of real estate assets to income is an increase from 2015.
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Roughly 75% of all property stock is residential, and most of real estate's value is within residential. This value is unequally distributed, with North America and Europe containing 18% of the world population but 45% of residential value. There is more potential for growth in less developed countries, especially Africa, as its economy and household income increases.
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Savills argue that the role of real estate is changing. As the globe's most important asset class, it has increased by a huge amount since the financial crash of 2008. The scope for capital growth is arguably more limited than before, but it maintains its qualities of being a tangible asset that can be managed and changed. The focus has changed, in that people are now seeking long-term income through real estate.
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Atypical soluble guanylyl cyclases in Drosophila as neutral oxygen sensors and their involvement in gestation
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In addition to the conventional, NO-stimulated soluble guanylyl cyclases (sGCs), recent evidence has identified another class of sGCs that are insensitive or poorly activated by NO, named atypical sGCs. We have been studying the function and regulation of atypical sGCs using the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster as a model. The Drosophila genome contains 5 genes that code for sGC subunits. Two of these, Gycα-99B and Gycβ-100B form a conventional sGC and the remaining 3 genes code for atypical subunits Gyc-88E, Gyc-89Da and Gyc-89Db. When expressed in heterologous cells, Gyc-88E forms active homodimers, whereas Gyc-89Da and Gyc-89Db are only active when co-expressed with Gyc-88E. We cannot detect any biochemical differences between Gyc-89Da and Gyc-89Db. The atypical sGCs are only stimulated 2–4 fold by NO donors, whereas Gycα-99B/Gycβ-100B is stimulated up to 100 fold. The atypical sGCs, by contrast, are potently activated when incubated in an oxygen-free environment. This activation is graded over 0-21% oxygen and can be detected within 1 minute when cells expressing the subunits are exposed to 100% nitrogen. The sGC inhibitor ODQ inhibits the activation. These biochemical properties are consistent with a role as molecular oxygen sensors and are also supported by studies in C. elegans that show that loss of an atypical sGC subunit leads to defects in oxygen sensing (Gray et al., 2004).
Using in situ hybridization and promoter: GFP transformed flies, we have mapped the expression patterns of the atypical subunits to a partially overlapping population of sensory and central neurons. Some of the sensory neurons have previously been described as responding to chemosensory modalities and others are of unknown function. To determine the functions of these neurons we are using the GAL4/UAS system to express tetanus toxin (TNT) and block neuronal function in the cells that express Gyc-89Da. These larvae are defective in their ability to show a hypoxia escape response. Larvae expressing TNT required almost 5 minutes for 50% of the larvae to withdraw from food when exposed to 100% nitrogen, whereas control larvae exited from food within several seconds. The TNT expressing larvae also showed deficits in taste preference and larval foraging behavior, while locomotion and olfactory responses were unaffected. We also have a fly line that has a transposable element within the Gyc-89Da gene. These flies have no detectable levels of Gyc-89Da, but normal levels of Gyc-89Db expression. Larvae show a normal hypoxia escape response, but as Gyc-89Da and Gyc-89Db are co-expressed in the cells most likely to detect low oxygen levels the lack of a phenotype might represent redundancy between these subunits. However, adult Gyc-89Da-/- flies do show a reduced preference for fructose solutions in taste preference assays.
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Gray JM, Karow DS, Lu H, Chang AJ, Chang JS, Ellis RE, Marletta MA, Bargmann CI: Oxygen sensation and social feeding mediated by a C. elegans guanylate cyclase homologue. Nature. 2004, 317-322. 10.1038/nature02714.
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Morton DB: Atypical soluble guanylyl cyclases in Drosophila can function as molecular oxygen sensors. J Biol Chem. 2004, 279: 50651-50653. 10.1074/jbc.C400461200.
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Morton, D.B., Langlais, K.K., Stewart, J.A. et al. Atypical soluble guanylyl cyclases in Drosophila as neutral oxygen sensors and their involvement in gestation. BMC Pharmacol 5, S7 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-2210-5-S1-S7
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The whole valley in which I unfortunately live is filled with pastures, which themselves are filled with beef cattle. Now keep in mind these cattle can weigh over 1,200 pounds. If I were a farmer, you know what I would build to keep my cattle in my field? A fence, obviously. If I were a fucking retarded farmer, do you know what I would build my fence out of? The obvious choice is literally just sticks jammed into the ground with a few pieces of barbed wire wrapped around, as you can see in the background of this picture. Literally just sticks they found on the ground. This will be sufficient to keep 1,200 pounds of big dumb fucking cow inside the fields. Yeah, wrong.
Shockingly, a fence made out of sticks 6 feet apart from each other is never enough to keep these big dumb animals inside so you'll often find them aimlessly walking around in the road, trying to eat the pavement or some stupid shit.
People here are always worried about hitting deer, but I'd like to see anyone plow into 1,200 pounds of dumb stupid cow at 60mph and not have to be cut out of your mangled vehicle with cow insides splattered all over your lifeless body.
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Domestic biogas in a changing China: Can biogas still meet the energy needs of China's rural households?
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China's domestic biogas programme has now reached around 100 million people, supplying a quarter of rural households with biogas digesters. This technology allows households to convert manure into clean cooking fuel and organic fertiliser, providing an effective and non-polluting alternative to fossil fuels, firewood, and chemical fertilisers. Strong investment from the national and local governments and financial assistance from international organisations have played an important role in the large-scale dissemination of biogas technology, and a variety of biogas digester models have been developed in different regions of the country.
It seems that domestic biogas development in China is now at a crossroads, and government investment is likely to decline. Government subsidies can be a double-edged sword – they may promote social welfare by correcting market failures or distort the behaviour of market players, which in turn may lead to inefficiencies. Without one-size-fits-all solutions, due efforts should be made to maximise the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of government subsidies.
From a broader perspective, small-scale biogas digesters can be an appropriate technology for rural areas of many developing countries. Leaving aside biogas's multiple benefits, if the majority of the rural population in developing countries were to shift their primary energy supply from local renewable energy sources to commercial fossil fuels, it would have a huge economic and environmental impact; it could affect the security of energy supplies at a national or even global level. For this reason, due efforts should be made to overcome the various barriers and emerging difficulties to create a more favourable enabling environment for the robust and sustainable development of the biogas sector.
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When it comes to the mysterious longevity of "Point Break," only a man as eloquent as Keanu Reeves could put the phenomenon into words.
Released in 1991, the surfer-action flick starring Reeves and Patrick Swayze didn't make much of a dent in the box office, finishing 29th for the year behind "Doc Hollywood" and "The Rocketeer."
And then something strange happened. In the two decades since its release, the film has slowly garnered a cult following and has been discovered by countless millions on VHS, DVD and cable TV.
Director Kathryn Bigelow may have won an Oscar for "The Hurt Locker," but to many she will always be the one who shot that, like, totally righteous skydiving scene, man!
We may as well face it. "Point Break" is forever, bros. The story of undercover FBI agent Johnny Utah (Reeves) infiltrating a gang of pseudo-Buddhist bank-robbing surfers led by Bodhi (Swayze) is a film that now partially defines the '90s.
Friday, a stage show parody called "Point Break Live!" makes its New York City debut at Brooklyn's Bell House. More performances follow later in the month at Webster Hall and Littlefield.
Jaime Keeling, the show's creator, loved the movie as a child for its action. In college, she rediscovered it and began to appreciate it on another level.
"I love how every bit of dialogue is screamed," she says. "The dialogue is over-the-top and fun to memorize. Everything they say in that movie is pure gold."
She and her fellow philosophy students also loved the movie's metaphysical bent.
"My roommates and I started repeating the dialogue, and it became a college party joke," says Keeling, who lives in Bed-Stuy. "We'd repeat lines like, 'He's a searcher.' 'What's he searching for?' 'The ultimate ride, man.' "
"Point Break Live!" premiered in Seattle in 2003 and has played sporadically all over the country. It's been running continuously in Los Angeles since 2007, outside of a brief hiatus this year. One of its appeals is that a random audience member is chosen each night to play Reeves' Johnny Utah. The generally befuddled performer reads the lines off cue cards.
"When I started doing the show in Seattle, people were coming out of the woodwork saying it was their absolute favorite film," Keeling says. "I also had some friends who were surfers, and they'd say, 'You cannot make fun of this movie. This movie is sacred.' "
The original film's writer, Peter Iliff, was waiting tables in Los Angeles back in the late 1980s when he sold the script for $6,000. Now, 20 years and numerous feature films and TV shows later, all anyone wants to ask him about is "Point Break."
"I guess all these rowdy teenagers grew up doing bong hits to this thing," Iliff says. "That's a story I hear over and over from studio executives who are now in their 30s: 'When I was a kid . . .' "
Just in the past month, Iliff has been invited to introduce the movie at an outdoor screening at the Hollywood Forever cemetery, to host a party and screening at an LA bar and to the reopening of "Point Break Live!" in LA.
"I get letters from all over the world, talking about how this movie changed their life," the writer says. "Sincere, pour-your-heart-out letters that say, 'The character of [Swayze's] Bodhi and his philosophy changed me. I started surfing and I got in touch with the water.' I don't know how to respond other than, 'That's really lovely.' "
Gary Busey, who played Reeves' FBI partner, tells The Post that people still quote lines from the movie back to him, including the one in which he demands that Johnny Utah bring him a sub.
"When I was in New York for the taping of the finale of 'Celebrity Apprentice' in 2011, our VIP escort, Anthony, said to us while waiting in the press line: 'Two meatball sandwiches, Utah!' " Busey says. "I responded, 'That sounds good to me,' and by the time I got into my dressing room, there were two meatball sandwiches."
Sandwiches, screenings — "Point Break" seems to have wormed its way into pop culture for good. There's a band called Special Agent Utah. Online, you can find photos of guys who've gotten Ronald Reagan mask tattoos. And, of course, the movie has a corresponding drinking game. One rule: Drink if "you see the majesty of our mother Earth's oceans in slow-motion to the tune of a whale song."
A remake is also in the works for 2014 to be directed by Ericson Core, a longtime cinematographer. Iliff says the script by Kurt Wimmer focuses less on surfing and more on extreme sports. And get this: Matthew McConaughey will play Bodhi.


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When we look at the world around us, we see it in vivid colors. Those colors, including blue, red, yellow and green, are a part of our lives and we naturally assume that they exist in the world on the outside. The fact of the matter is that color actually is only how we perceive the world according to the way that light reaches our eyes. Depending on how the light reacts to the sensitivities of our light receptors, it makes a difference in how we see things.
This science of seeing color is known as colorimetry and it truly is fascinating to see. Regardless of whether color truly exists or not, however, it is interesting when we are able to create something that makes our world a little more colorful. That is what you are going to see in these amazing experiments that you will love doing at home.
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In the history of man on earth, there's probably never been a time like the present when it was so easy to start a profitable business. We can all get down on our knees and offer thanks for this to the idea of niche marketing, which has truly come into its own as the Internet Age progresses. Young investors, we truly hope you make millions
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We also hope you develop a deep understanding of the power of niche marketing. Let's begin by defining a niche market. This is easy. A niche is any segment of the overall market with similar interests. People who love professional football, American style, are an example of a niche. So would be people who love the Dallas Cowboys. See how we just took a general subject and drilled down to a more specific level? This is an important concept when it comes to selling products or services to an audience.
The more narrowly your niche is defined, the better. The trouble with trying to sell to a general market is that, in almost every industry you can name, a corporate presence with very deep pockets who can undercut you on price and selection blocks your path at every turn. Think name brands like Wal-Mart or Amazon. These types of businesses truly can afford to be everything to everybody.
But the Internet has become the great equalizer when it comes to entrepreneurs. You don't need to appeal to every football fan in America (or whatever your topic might be). The world is a big enough place that even the most niche-y subject, when tapped into on a global basis, can form the foundation of a very lucrative business.
The point is that young entrepreneurs need to start thinking of markets in terms of niches. Stop dreaming so big – it can handicap you – and learn to think small. In today's world, that's where the money is. So the question becomes: What niche do you want to serve?
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SAN DIEGO, April 4, 2014 - An examination of the genetic landscape of head and neck cancers indicates that while metastatic and primary tumor cells share similar mutations, recurrent disease is associated with gene alterations that could be exquisitely sensitive to an existing cancer drug. Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI) and Yale University School of Medicine will share their findings during a mini-symposium Sunday at the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting 2014.
About 50 percent of patients diagnosed with head and neck squamous cell cancers already have disease that has spread, or metastasized, to the lymph nodes, explained Jennifer Grandis, M.D., distinguished professor and vice chair of research, Department of Otolaryngology, Pitt School of Medicine, and director of the Head and Neck Program at UPCI, partner with UPMC CancerCenter. About 20 to 30 percent of patients thought to be cured of the disease go on to develop recurrent cancer, which typically doesn't respond to standard treatments.
"We decided to compare the genetic signatures of tumor cells from primary tumors with those from disease that had spread and cancers that were thought cured but then came back in the hopes of getting some clues about how best to guide therapy in these different settings," Dr. Grandis said. "We found that recurrent cancers might have an Achilles' heel we can exploit to kill them."
The team conducted the first whole-exome genetic sequencing study on what Dr. Grandis called its "treasure trove" of frozen patient samples and found similar mutations both in primary tumors and in the lymph nodes to which their cancers had already spread. But there were different mutations in tumors that had recurred after a period of remission that were not found in their original cancers.
"The recurrent tumors carried mutations in a gene area that encodes for DDR2 cell receptors," Dr. Grandis said. "Other studies have shown that DDR2 mutations can confer sensitivity to the cancer drug dasatinib, which could mean that drug has promise in the treatment of recurrent head and neck cancers."
The researchers suggest that further investigation of dasatinib treatment is warranted.
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Gold Karat
Gold's softness and malleability make it a wonderful metal to work with when creating virtually any design in jewelry. But this softness can be a drawback as well. To make it stronger and more durable, gold is usually alloyed, or mixed, with other metals such as copper or silver. The higher a metal's percentage of gold content, the softer and more yellow the jewelry piece. The karat weight system used to measure gold in a piece is the same for all hues, including white and yellow gold.
The word "carat" is Arabic, meaning "bean seed." This is because historically seeds were used to measure weights of gold and precious stones. In the United States, "karat" with a "k" is used to measure gold's purity, while "carat" with a "c" is used in measuring a gemstone's size. The karat mark of gold represents the percentage of pure gold to alloy.
In order to determine the karat weight of a specific item, simply look for the quality mark. Jewelry items will bear the stamp of their karatage based upon the United States or European system of marking. The United States system designates pieces by their karats—24K, 18K, 14K, 10K, etc. The European system designates pieces by their percentage of gold content. For instance, 10K gold is marked "417," denoting 41.7% gold; 14K is marked "585," denoting 58.5% gold; and 18K is marked "750," denoting 75% gold; etc.
The value of a diamond is determined by the Four Cs: Cut, Color, Clarity and Carat weight.
Diamond Cut
The cut of a diamond (the depth, width and uniformity of the facets) determines the stone's brilliance and sparkle. Even if a diamond has perfect color and clarity, a poor cut can make it look dull. A diamond's proportions determine how well the light will reflect and refract within the stone, with symmetry of the cut being extremely important.
Diamond Color
Acting as a prism, a diamond can divide light into a spectrum of colors, reflecting light as colorful flashes called fire. Color within a diamond diminishes the brilliance of the stone by diminishing the spectrum of colors that are emitted. A colorless diamond disperses light throughout the entire stone. Therefore, the less color that is in a diamond, the more colorful its fire, the better its color grade, and the greater its value (and priced accordingly). Diamond color is graded using an alphabetical range from D-Z (D being totally colorless). Diamonds graded better than J are colorless or near-colorless, with color that is typically undetectable to the unaided eye. Color K-Z is especially noticeable when set in platinum or white gold.
Diamond Clarity
Most diamonds naturally have small internal flaws called inclusions, which interfere with the passage of light through the stone. The size, number, position and color of these imperfections determine a stone's clarity grade.
Our diamonds have been evaluated and graded by GIA graduate gemologists using the standards established by GIA (The Gemological Institute of America). Through these guidelines, we no longer provide clarity grades for SINGLE cut diamonds.
Diamond Carat
Carat is the standard unit of measurement used to determine a diamond's weight. Although two diamonds may have the same carat weight, their color and clarity may be different, thus determining each individual stone's value. Additionally, since larger diamonds are more rare than smaller diamonds, diamond value tends to rise exponentially with carat weight.
More About Diamonds
The most precious of all gems, diamonds have an incredible rarity factor. It takes a minimum of one million diamonds to be mined in order to find a 1.00ct gem-quality diamond, so each 1.00ct quality diamond is literally one in a million. Making them even more incredible, the mining of diamonds requires moving and sifting 250 tons of the Earth's crust to find just one diamond. Mining companies literally move mountains to find diamonds.
Diamonds have the longest endurance of any substance known on Earth. Carbon dating has established that diamonds, on the average, are 3.4 billion years of age. They consist of pure carbon and there is no chemical difference between them and carbon powder (the lead pencil center). Obviously, however, the physical difference between carbon powder and a diamond is fascinating. Diamonds are created from a basketball-sized piece of pure carbon that becomes white-hot. It is squeezed to the size of a small pearl, turning from black to clear in the process and becoming the hardest material known to humans, ranking a 10.0 on the Mohs Scale . Because they are so hard, diamonds can only be ground and polished by using diamond dust that has been ground from other diamonds.
Diamonds are found in a rainbow of colors. The value of a fancy-colored stone depends largely on the rarity of its color, the saturation of the color, and the purity of the color. Probably the most famous colored diamond is the Hope, which features a deep-blue color and weighs an amazing 45.52ct. It can be seen at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.
With diamonds found all over the world, America has a couple small producing diamonds mines, but it only produces industrial grades with non-gem grade material. These black and brown industrial-grade diamonds are widely used as cutting and grinding tools in various industries, such as oil drilling and stone carving.
Diamonds have come to symbolize the ultimate gift of love and romance and, in the United States, are traditionally used in engagement and wedding rings. The tradition of the diamond solitaire engagement ring may have started in 1477, when the Archduke of Austria gave a large solitaire diamond to Mary of Burgundy for her hand in marriage. Amidst this tradition of romance, the diamond is also the birthstone for April and given as 10th, 30th, 60th and 75th anniversary gifts.
Diamonds have been the pride of empires throughout time. Ancient Hindu followers believed diamonds were created by thunderbolts striking the ground. Ancient Greeks believed that diamonds were teardrops of the gods and splinters of stars that had fallen to Earth. The stones were believed to possess magical qualities and have powers far beyond the understanding of common man. Even the name stems from "adamas," the Greek word for "unconquerable" and "indestructible."
The diamond is considered the most magical of all gems. When worn, it is believed to promote spirituality, even ecstasy, and is often utilized in meditation. The diamond promotes self-confidence in relations with the opposite sex and is often worn to conquer infertility. The diamond is the stone of love and is worn to ensure fidelity. Owing to its sparkling and flashing nature, it has long been regarded as a stone of protection and peace. It can be worn today for courage and strength, and represents fearlessness and invincibility.
Since only diamonds can scratch other diamonds, it is important to wrap and store your diamond jewelry pieces separately so they do not touch one another. To clean jewelry at home, soak diamonds in warm, sudsy water made with any mild liquid detergent. Brush with a soft toothbrush and rinse and pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Other effective cleaning methods include soaking diamonds in household ammonia, brand-name liquid jewelry cleaners, or even a glass of vodka.
Rose or Pink Gold
Although gold is most often thought of as having a soft, yellow glow, the metal is available in an entire spectrum of different hues. The different colors of gold depend upon with which metals the gold is alloyed, or mixed.
Rose or pink-colored gold can be created by alloying copper with yellow gold. This hue of gold tends to have a pink, bluish tint that complements many skin tones.
Mother-of-pearl is found on the shells of mollusks, such as mussels and oysters, and the shells of pseudopods, such as snails. When the young of these creatures come into the world, they create a shell "house" in order to preserve their existence. The walls of this housing are formed with layers of their secretions, ensuring a simultaneous growth of house and creature together.
Depending on the type of animal and the environment in which it lives, secretions create various shapes and colors found on the different types of mother-of-pearl. White mother-of-pearl comes from pearl-bearing oysters. It features high reflective properties and is one of the most commonly used types of this material. Iridescent mother-of-pearl is a type in which the colors of pink and green are predominant, while variegated mother-of-pearl is a multicolored type. Stone mother-of-pearl is white with a low reflective power, while mat mother-of-pearl is dull grey and also has a low reflective power.
The shiny quality of mother-of-pearl has attracted attention for thousands of years. The Louvre Museum features mother-of-pearl objects that belonged to the Sumerians and were found in Mesopotamia. In China, a dish with geometric-shaped pieces of mother-of-pearl was found that belonged to the Tang Dynasty in 618-906 A.D. Mother-of-pearl work was also common in ancient Italy, Greece and Cyprus. Today, different types of mother-of-pearl are commonly used in the art world. This type of art is certainly a challenge, for in order for them to be made into works of art, the mother-of-pearl pieces must be thick enough to withstand being worked upon and be of high enough quality to beautifully reflect colors of the rainbow.


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Today, like I do on most Tuesday's, I went to a few brokers' open houses to look at some new listings. After viewing a new penthouse on the market, I stopped in at a nearby coffee shop. In the coffee shop were a group of real estate agents who had also gone to the same open house. These agents were not condo agents, I know because I did not recognize any of them! What I heard come out of the mouth was not surprising because they just do not understand the urban market. The penthouse that these agents were talking about was the new listing at the Crane building priced at $1,850,000. I heard on of the agents say that she has not seen any of the other penthouses in the Pearl but she thought this one was "Exceptional and priced very well!" The others with her nodded their heads in agreement. The first thought that came to my had was…REALLY?…Is this what they would say to potential buyers that they would show the unit to?
For what it is worth, here are my thoughts on this penthouse unit priced at $1,850,000. This unit was on the market one and a half years ago priced at $1,950,000 and it did not sell then. While this unit has very nice finishes, here are my reasons why I think it is priced too high. First…and most important, anything priced above $1,500,000 should not be a total fishbowl…and this unit is! Before when it was listed, you had neighbors from Avenue lofts and Irving Street lofts looking down into your 7th floor unit. Now, directly across the street to the west is a brand new office tower that takes away your views of the west hills, takes away a lot of natural daylight and also adds hundreds of office workers that can now look directly into your unit! There MUST be a discount on price for the huge lack of privacy!
Some of the other negatives of this unit are that it has low ceiling height and it is a pretty choppy floor plan which gives you the feel that it is smaller than its 2239 square feet. At 836 a square foot, a buyer should get way more for their money than what is offered here. In one of my recent posts I discussed the great buy my client got on a penthouse purchase at The Elizabeth. This unit closed at $2,200,000 (fully furnished) or $667 a square foot. This unit is far superior than the penthouse at the Crane building in many, many ways. It is a much higher floor, 14 as opposed to 7 so you are above most surrounding buildings and don't have neighbors looking down on you (something most penthouse buyers NEVER want!) The floor plan at the Elizabeth was much more desirable. In addition, both units had equal deck space for outdoor living but at the Crane penthouse, the outdoor space is almost unusable because of the freeway noise that is only a block away! Even if my client would have gotten the Elizabeth penthouse at a higher price, say $2,500,000, the price per square foot would still have been much lower at $757 a foot. There is a huge difference in why the buyers at The Cosmopolitan are paying above $800 a square foot…that is the privacy that comes with being 25 floors or higher. Your odds of having another building going up next to you and blocking your views are much less, this is why buyers were willing to pay a premium. But, the Crane penthouse being only 7 floors up, there is no way it deserves the premium of pricing that it is at, especially with all of those new office workers looking down at you!. If I am the listing agent of this penthouse, I am hoping that one of those agents at the coffee shop brings a buyer and makes an offer… because, based on their comments, they truly don't know any better!


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Internship Experience @ Mandgi Associates, Bangalore: Learned How Courts Actually Work {S}
Your Name, College, Year of Study, Email ID
Name of Organisation, Location city, Team Strength
Mandgi Associates, Bangalore
Application Process
I sent my CV to firstname.lastname@example.com
Duration of internship and timings
June 2016
First impression, first day formalities, infrastructure
I was introduced to the members of the firms and was explained about my tasks.
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Main tasks
I did research on provisions of CPC and family law. I accompanied the members to High Court, Family Court and the Dispute Resolution Centre. I also drafted sale deeds and prepared case notes from AIR manual.
Work environment and people
The work environment was professional. Everyone encouraged me to complete me the assigned work efficiently within the given time limit.
Best things
As the firm deals in different areas I learnt about civil law, criminal law, procedural law etc. and improved my research skills.
Bad things
If you are willing to learn and work hard, you may be a little disappointed, as on some days, there was no work except typing case notes.
No stipend.
Biggest Lessons
I learned how courts actually work.
Discovered my interests towards litigation.
Overall Rating
I stayed in a PG in Coxtown area. I booked it online I was provided the provided the contact of the hostel manager through the website. The stay was overall comfortable and economical.
Office Timings
10:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Weekends were off.
Disclaimer: Internship experiences are opinions shared by individual law students and tend to be personal and subjective in nature. The internship experiences shared on Lawctopus are NOT Lawctopus official views on the internship.


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April 1969 issue of Skin Diver Mag. I came across an article for a Underwater Sightseeing Bus.. Yep. You read that right.. An Underwater Sightseeing bus. Apparently this idea didn't get very far off the ground. (Ha! See what I did there!) The first model was to use a 50 tonne, twin keeled submarine. It was capable of carrying up to 8 people and would be available to film crews or scientists. A 2nd version of the bus was to be 63 feet long and carry 40 passengers. I can't even begin to fathom (Hehe there's another pun for ya!) all the variables that would make this such an improbable mode of sightseeing. I mean, even Disney's famous submarine ride has many issues and it's on a track and in a secured, controlled environment. I guess it was never meant to be. The owners, a company called 'Indies' just couldn't keep their head above water.. (I'll see myself out.!)
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HIV and congenital rubella has the corner been turned?
Speaker: Pat Tookey
Learning objectives: At the end of the video, viewers will: (1) understand the challenges and benefits of long term national surveillance of two very different infections in the context of changing management strategies and epidemiology; (2) learn the benefits of the parallel obstetric and paediatric HIV reporting systems; and (3) understand the continued importance of national surveillance even though there are only one or two congenital rubella cases currently reported each year in the UK.
Interactive Case Series The CoMO Change Equation Part 2
Speaker: Catherine Weil-Olivier
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The latest recommendations and guidelines for the meningitis booster for adolescents
Speaker: George Syrogiannopoulos
Duration: 0:21:16
Learning objectives: At the end of the video, viewers will: (1) Learn that the highest incidence of meningococcal disease occurs in children under 5 years of age, but a second peak occurs in adolescents and higher case fatality rates are generally reported in this age group. (2) Understand that children are being immunized in infancy with the meningococcal serogroup C conjugate vaccine (3) Learn that as children get older the protective antibody titres against meningococcal serogroup C are waning. (4) Adolescents need to receive a booster dose and currently a quadrivalent meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MenACYW), offering coverage against serogroup C, as well against serogroups A, Y and W135, is recommended.
Meningitis surveillance and vaccination coverage updates. Meningococcal B vaccine introduction in Europe
Speaker: George Syrogiannopoulos
Duration: 0:24:09
Learning objectives: At the end of the video, viewers will: (1) Learn that currently Neisseria meningitidis (meningococcus) and pneumococcus are the two most common etiologic agents of bacterial meningitis in Europe. (2) Understand the overall burden of meningococcal disease and the role of the different meningococcal serogroups with serogroup B being the predominant one in Europe. (3)Learn that recently, two new meningococcal serogroup B protein vaccines have been available. (4)Learn that MenB-4C vaccine has been approved in Europe and universal vaccination of young infants has been initiated in the UK. (5) Understand the accumulating data on the immunogenicity, safety and effectiveness of MenB-4C vaccine in different areas of the world.
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The Philippines, as with any Asian country, has had a long, hard history with certain aspects of its culture and values similar to other countries such as Japan and China. Being an archipelago of over 7,000 islands, it has seen an influx of many different people. Sri Vishaya was the first empire and was eventually dominated by the Mahjapahit Empire that brought in the Muslim faith. Many people from other countries made the Philippinestheir home bringing with them many new fighting styles, contributing to the culture and martial way of fighting with both steel and rattan weapons {kali}, and hand and foot fighting {Kuntaw}.
No one can be sure exactly how Kuntaw and Kali originated, but it has proven to be an effective fighting art. Weapons were predominantly in the kali way with many different swords, spears, and knives in use. Practitioners not having access to bladed weapons used hard wood or more commonly rattan, a native vine growing wild in the jungles and hard when dried, whereas in kuntaw only hands and feet are used.
Then in 1521, the appearance of Magellan changed the course of history in the Philippines. The most significant result of Magellan's stopover was the conversion to Christianity of some Filipino villagers and that he died at the hands of Lapu - Lapu and his men. This historic event was recorded by Pigafeta, a Spanish historian and chronicler of Magellan's voyage around the world. From Pigafeta's description of the native warriors and their fighting style, some techniques incorporated into Kuntaw were already in use at that period in the Philippine history.
In time, the Spanish came in force and eventually conquered the Philippines. The principal law put down by the Spaniards was the total ban on carrying weapons and the practice of martial arts.
The practice of Kuntaw was kept alive primarily in the southern Philippines until finally, following the ban and turmoil of the Spanish occupation, a man called Yuyong Henyo left Mindanao and moved to Luzon, the largest island in the north. Yuyo's last name Lanyada was changed to Lanada per Spanish decree of having a Spanish surname. This decree was called the Decree of Cognomen (1849). That decree included the governador cillos (governor general) order that any Katutubo (native Filipino) caught involved or training in Kuntaw/Kali would be punished by law.
In 1960, Carlito Lanada unified and organize Kuntaw practitioners around the world.


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Brenda Bouw is a contributing writer for The Globe and Mail, based in Vancouver. She has more than 20 years of experience as a business reporter, including at The Canadian Press, the Financial Post and was executive producer at BNN (formerly ROBTv). Brenda was also part of The Globe's reporting team that won the 2010 National Newspaper Award for business journalism.
Honours & Awards
National Newspaper Award, 2010


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Kuwait: Bank To Open Separate Trading Hall For Women
Accommodating the growing number of Kuwaiti women wanting to trade, as well as Kuwaiti cultural tradition, the Kuwait Finance House is opening a trading hall exclusively for women at the local stock market exchange. "Women's banking is no longer limited to deposit and withdrawal," Tahani Saleh Al-Khamis, an area manager with the bank Kuwait Finance House told The Media Line. "[Women's banking] has expanded over and beyond to include the demand for diversified products such as participation in investment funds and portfolios, particularly new and existing [ones]."
"We, in turn, offer them a complete package of data about the new and existing funds and portfolios in addition to the advice and consultation," she said.
A statement from the bank described the new hall as being equipped "with the most modern means of technology and information including state-of-the-art computing and communication facilities providing an environment [with] speed and flexibility while highly private and secure, befitting women clients who wish to trade outside the official stock market building."
The bank also said it is trying to produce a modern concept in banking services that allows women to take on a growing role and to develop their aspirations in the business community.
Hakim Al Fasulait, public relations manager at the Kuwaiti Stock Exchange, said there are already women at the stock exchange.
"[There are] about 30,000 [female] traders that have an account," Al Fasulait told The Media Line. "But there is not much trading now. The market is not strong," he said. "We used to trade for $350 million every day, now is about a quarter, $120 million," he said.
A recent study showed that Kuwaiti women are very familiar with new technology as 53 percent spend more than seven hours a week online outside of work and 68 percent have an account on the social networking site Facebook.
In addition, Kuwait is one of the most politically progressive countries in the region. Women can vote, a right they won in 2005, and women can be elected into parliament, with four seats out of 50 being won by women in the last parliamentary elections in May 2009.
Some analysts, speaking to The Media Line off the record, said it still remains unclear if the latest move by Kuwait Finance House will prove beneficial for the women of Kuwait since the country's financial sector remains very traditional and conservative. For instance, all women who work wear the hijab, the Islamic head scarf that covers the hair. The new hall could be an attempt by the bank to attract more female customers without forsaking the bank's Islamic values.
Kuwait City, Adam Gonn
July 29, 2010
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