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Angry Shrimp & Lobster
Sinister sauce with baguette crostini
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Tuna Pork
Yuzu, sashimi tuna, avocado, mango paper, sesame
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We had a party of 4 from appetizers to desert, it was a great meal. The prices are expensive, but if you are willing to spend some money catch is fantastic.
Food was very good. My girlfriend had to return her cocktail 3 times. Piano player refused to play any thing current after I asked nicely and tipped him. I would not go back.
Food was VERY disappointing to say the least. Chicken under the brick was described to be prepared with sweet and hot peppers and crispy potatoes.
We had reservations and were seated as soon as we walked in. The service was excellent and the food was great! The Angry Shrimp & Lobster is a must-try!
the kitchen was ON!!!
Steamed 2 1/2 lb lobster was cooked perfectly.
the Branzino was very good.
West Coast Oysters were very good.
Catch 19! What a fabulous restaurant with some of the best tasting food and specialty drinks!! Service well that's hands down some of the best, the waiter was very knowledgeable! Can't wait to get back there! *
Great food, pleasant space, awesome service. This is a real gem! Chef made nice alterations to meal preparation to account for a food allergy. Just a delightful overall experience.
Took wife and grandmother wonderful meal
Very nice
Not sure how we felt about all the nude art on the walls though
We arrived early and could have been seated right away but my husband and I chose to have a pre-dinner cocktail at the bar, of which there are 2 (we chose the smaller upstairs bar as we were told our table would be upstairs). The hostess came and found us right at our scheduled seating. The tables are a bit close together but a small table between larger tables made for a bit more space around us. Will was our server and he was great, as was the food - we shared their signature "sinister shrimp & lobster", my husband had the steak and I had the bucatini. Both entrees cooked perfectly to our liking. Would definitely go back!!
My wife ordered the honey glazed salmon and it was done just the way she ordered it. I had the bronzini and it was excellent. We shared the "full of life" salad. The service was very good. We will be back.
As always. Catch 19 is a great dining experience! I highly recommend the lobster and avocado Paris appetizer! We are always welcomed back and our server, Nikki is always very attentive to our food order. Afterwards, their bar is always a great place to have an after dinner drink.
Menu has many options that we will eventually try. Our salad was excellent. Main courses (brick chicken and bucatini lobster) were very tasty and well prepared. Next time we'll try a fish dish. Desserts were great and huge. Server was fabulous. It is a little pricy and you need to plan for the oversized dishes.
Took my wife out for her birthday , the food and the service were great. I would definitely come back and recommend.
Tables too crowded together. Paid $110 for a porterhouse first two, ordered medium rare, cooked medium. Through no fault of servers the tables were too packed in and she couldn't serve table well. Had one of seven people who was vegetarian, options very limited and not very good.
Very poor value for $
Was good, waiter was a little out there
Celebrating my daughters anniversary. Was quite disappointed when we realized the chef was still celebrating Valentine's Day, a day late!
Brought them here for the menu, the full menu.
We have been to Catch 19 several times. The food is always exceptional and the service is great.
Food was delicious. Service was perfect! I will return... soon!
The service was fantastic from the moment we walked in the door to our table service. The only disappointing part was the Lobster avocado Paris was overly salty and the Scallop Entree was too sweet. The Cod however was amazing. On another note , If the manager is walking around the restaurant checking on tables and how their service and food tasting he must then visit every table and not be selective as it comes across as very rude and biased.
We have been there a few times, twice for Valentine's day. This time was time that made us decide not to go back. The food was just okay, was looking forward to their giant Lobsters, but it was available. The food overall was just okay, not great. The wait staff that wasn't our table were so nice, yet our own waiter took forever and seemed like he didn't want to help us. We waited 20 minutes before he even asked us if we wanted drinks, we had waited so long we had to order everything with the drinks.. it was weird. The manage did come over to see if everything was good and I said it was 'okay' and he left. Which was fine, there was nothing to complain about but nothing that was good enough to want to come back. We spent over $200 and it wasn't worth $50.
Valentine's Day
This was our first visit to Catch 19. We were very happy with everything regarding our dining experience, from easy parking with the valet, seating, service and food. We will be back! Highly recommend!
This was our "Valentines Day" dinner as being in the restaurant and hospitality industry we know better thank to go out on Valentines Day. The was our first time since it was Gotham and the place is beautiful. The menu gives an excellent variety with very fair prices and reasons to come back to try other items. Here is the issue we had. The server gave us the specials and with deciding to go away from the fish and try the Surf n Turf special which sounded great I did. I will tell you the fillet and shrimp/lobster in the spicy sauce was very good. The shocker was when I got the check and I saw the special was $85.00!! Now on the menu the bone-in filet was $48 and boneless was $38 with the turf part being $23 on the menu. I do not even recall a bone being on the steak as it was supposed to be bone in. I think the waitress should of mentioned how much the special were as I would not of ordered it and being in the food industry it was definitely not worth the cost. Because of my background I am always asked for suggestions of where to go and now I know one place to tell them to be where of. I do hope management reaches out. I will add to this if they do.
Superb date spot, wine selection, live music on weekends and one nice menu. Maybe the best pork chop I've ever tasted.
Excellent night out, great food, drinks & service, we will definitely be back!
3 for dinner-Our server was great, but the hostess was inexperienced. We had a reservation at 8:30 and we were on time- we were led upstairs to a table that wasn't ready, were offered a hi top back down stairs, which we declined. Finally seated in the middle of the room with waiters bumping into us. One actually had us switch around our seating arrangement so he could fit by the table. We moved to a side table that opened up after about 15 minutes- we still hadn't even been asked our drink orders by then. 10 more minutes went by til server, who was apologetic, finally got our drink order which didn't come for at least 15 more minutes- ugh. 2 out of 3 Drinks were sent back because they were terrible. The candle holder was empty as were the 2 next to us - finally asked a bus boy to get us one that had a candle (led light) in it. Dinner was decent but honestly not worth the hassle of dealing with slow staff and a bad process.
Excellent service,! We had a problem with a food allergy. The waiter and manager were very caring and attentive to the issue. They checked up on us a number of times to make sure everything was fine. The food was fresh and tasty. We will definitely go back again.
Food was delicious, but the server was terrible.. He made the experience very frustrating. What could have been a fantastic night ..Ended on a very sour note. I'll probably pass going there in the future.
Kevin was outstanding as our waiter . The food was very good and the atmosphere was good as well. The space was a bit crowded but it was a Saturday night in busy red bank. Noise level was good on first floor. Bathrooms located in basement but were clean. Bar service was fast and the drinks were great. Prices elevated as expected in red bank .
It was a great meal for my birthday! Our server Nikki was fantastic!!
Overall good experience. Our waiter Kevin was attentive and friendly. Unfortunately, another restaurant that chooses not to provide prices for "specials" when describing them. I suggest you ask - the steak filet with their angry lobster sauce weighed in at $80. Quite a bit more than everything else on the menu.
I had dinner January 28th at 7pm to celebrate my significant other Birthday. The food was amazing my entree was the Sea Bass. His entree the Tuscan Chicken we both had the lobster bisque soup. My after dinner cocktail (Macadamia Martinti) was very good. The service was excellent. The Art work is Outstanding! My only issue I had her wrap the rest of my entree to go which I only had eaten almost half. I was saving my appetite for the after dinner cocktail they never brought my to go bag out. So unfortunate. I was looking forward to having it for my dinner tonight 😞
Trendy Restaurant, nice menu selections & excellent service....
We celebrated my parent's 50th Anniversary there . The food and service were outstanding . Lucas was our server and he made our night extra special. Even the hostess went above and beyond for us . Catch is a great spot .
Loved our meals and service was spot on
Great food, great service, excellent drink selections - perfect date night
The atmosphere and food were both very good, however, our server was lacking any enthusiasm and seemed completely bored. I don't generally care for a server who is too chatty, but he never cracked a smile! It was our first time dining at Catch 19 and we were asking for descriptions of the dishes and sauces as the menu lacked those details, which is OK. However, he provided very little info or detail. Additionally, we were seated in the front room, across from the hostess desk. I'm not sure what was going on, but we heard the constant banging of something like an electric stapler throughout our entire meal. It's worth another try, but I hope the wait staff and hostess staff show a greater appreciation for the guests next time around.
We love Catch 19 and frequent. Consistently good and love when they have the piano player!
Nice dining experience
We tried the signature shrimp dish over linguini and it was so spicy that it was almost inedible
We ate the shrimp but the sauce was so spicy it burnt my lips
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PUBLISHED: 18:01 02 July 2008 | UPDATED: 14:57 25 August 2010
A VOLUNTARY first aid charity is being forced to move out of the site it has been using for 74 years.
A VOLUNTARY first aid charity is being forced to move out of the site it has been using for 74 years.
Volunteers for St John Ambulance service are reeling after they were told that charity bosses are selling their headquarters at 84A Crayford Way, Crayford.
Bosses at the charity said they are selling the building, which was donated to them by a local builder, but do not know when they will put it on the market.
But most volunteers only found out about the decision when a surveyor told them.
A volunteer who has worked from the site for 40 years, who did not want to be named said: "It is such a shame.
"We are doing a recruitment campaign in Bexleyheath soon but we won't have our headquarters."
A spokesperson for St John Ambulance said: "There isn't a mortgage on the property. It was donated by Bexley council in 1991.
"Money has been spent on the Crayford HQ."
Bexley council said it has no record of having donated the building or owning the land.
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- © 2008 Canadian Medical Association
In amongst crops of corn, Erute Internally Displaced Persons Camp sits nearly empty save for a few women sorting beans on a mat and a young boy dancing barefoot across the red clay to the tinny music of a battery-powered radio.
This site was once bustling with up to 30 000 people who were among roughly 1.7 million moved to camps across northern Uganda for protection against rebel fighters waging a 20-year civil war.
Here at Erute, the playground equipment has been stripped, the water taps cut off and the health centre and school closed, all part of an effort to send people back home now that there is tentative peace between the rebels and government forces as a result of truce reached in August 2006.
The evacuation of the camps is a good news story — people returning home, lives rebuilding and peace at long last. But the government and international aid organizations are grappling with a challenge posed by this massive resettlement process.
Amidst the terrible conditions, loss of livelihood and faded hope came improved health care, thanks to a, literally, captive audience that allowed medical workers to make great gains in immunization rates and overall health education.
"It's really a matter of the good, the bad, the ugly," says Shannon Strother, UNICEF's chief field officer for northern Uganda. "You had, for lack of a better word, a captured audience."
The "bad" and the "ugly" aspects of health care in the north centred mainly on sicknesses that creep up anywhere there is a cramped, impoverished population, as well as an overstretched health care system where a health centre designed to serve 10 000 people often found itself serving 50 000 or more.
The "good" is what the officials are trying to hang on to now that people are returning home — the improved immunization rates, the health-conscious population who now know how to detect and respond to symptoms of cholera and other diseases, and mortality rates that have greatly improved.
"Prior to the end of the conflict we had access to 100% of the population 100% of the time," Strother says. "These benefits are challenged by the return process."
For most of the last 20 years, health care in northern Uganda was supported by international aid groups because the government's resources were so limited (in large part because 90% of the north's 4.5 million people were living in camps, leaving almost no tax base in the vast region). Now, the groups are working with the government to rebuild health centres, equip them with proper technology and supplies, and create incentives to get health workers back.
It is a challenging task given that, in 1 part of the north, 415 000 people are served by exactly 1 doctor.
The resettlement plan calls for people to first move to transition camps that are closer to their homes. Officials say that some families have been away from home so long that it will take a while to get their lives rebuilt.
This means that in the past 12 months the number of camps in northern Uganda has ballooned from 241 to 789. Officials openly admit they cannot keep up with the demands of serving a population that dispersed across such a large area in such a short time.
Back at Erute, over 1000 residents are still scattered about the large site.
Besides not having any access to schooling, there is also no health centre open in the camp, meaning the closest health services are in Lira, at least 20 km away.
"Most of those still here were abducted by rebels at one point and so are very reluctant to go back until they know for sure it is safe," says David Ogwang, a resident at the camp.
Among them is 19-year-old Robbie Eria.
Eria does not mix conversation with eye contact. But he does, slowly and quietly, tell his story about having been abducted from his home by the Lord's Resistance Army and forced to serve in their cause.
He lifts up his black t-shirt — the same shirt he uses to filter dirty water for drinking — to show a large scar on his chest. The Lord's Resistance Army camp he was living in was attacked by the Ugandan army and a piece of shrapnel hit him in the chest.
Now, a few years later, Eria is free and 1 of the few who have refused to leave the internally displaced persons camp for home. Though his parents and older brother (who was also abducted by the rebels, along with another brother who was killed) have returned home, Eria stays at the camp, afraid of returning to where he was abducted.
"I'm lonely," Eria says.
The government and aid workers are hoping this awkward transition period, with the focus shifting to resettlement while thousands still remain in the old camps, ends quickly.
"The people are moving out of the camps, we're just following them," said Eric Alain Ategbo, a nutrition specialist who has done a significant amount of surveying in the north.
Decades of conflict have had a different effect on another part of northern Uganda. Northeastern Uganda consists of a vast region called Karamoja that is notorious for violent cattle-raiding between tribes, which has led to countless deaths. There, medical workers face a violent culture of warring tribes, a total lack of infrastructure and until recently, indifference to the region on the part of the government and international aid organizations.
Karamoja has nearly 1 million people, served by a single surgeon. Its largest hospital, St. Kizito, has a ward specifically for gunshot victims.
Most of them are young men and most have casts on their legs because warriors will shoot legs first so that farmers are helpless while the cattle are being stolen. "On days when there is a gun battle, it is really a crisis in here," said Dr. James Lemukol, the hospital's medical superintendent.
He estimates that about 80% of the surgeries the hospital performs are gunshot-related. "Think of how much good we could be doing if we didn't have to treat victims of violence."
"There are 2 stories in the north," says Strother. "There is Karamoja with the cattle-raiding and then there is the rest of Northern Uganda where the LRA conflict took place."
Those 2 regions tell 2 different stories of health care as well: 1, in Karamoja, of a health care system that has to find a way to work amidst chronic violence, and another, in the rest of the north, of a health care system that has its fingers crossed that in a few years it can operate with some semblance of normalcy in an environment free of violence.


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Paul Maynard Betrays The Disabled Again- And So Does Mike Penning
Readers, Paul Maynard, disabled MP, voted with the Government in last night's food bank debate, in which Labour were attempting to make the Government take measures to reduce dependency on food banks.
The Government won.
Ordinary disabled people are starving and forced to use food banks, and he as a disabled person in a position of power doesn't care.
When and where will his betrayals end?
And it gets worse readers. Mike Penning, who is not disabled but is our current Minister, also voted with the Government. So, the very group he is representing is starving, and he doesn't care. He's in the wrong job. Why did he accept it?
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I'm alright jack. Just because you come from some minority does not mean that those in power who share that minority status will act on your behalf: party,class and SELF FIRST. That's how the scumbags think.
sharon hutchins permalinkDecember 19, 2013 7:19 am
How dare he I emailed against this do we know how many people signed the petition and emailed the government
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Polly permalinkDecember 19, 2013 7:53 am
I suggest every one of us emails him and let's him know how disgusted we are-
Here is my email if it helps:
Mike- Food bank debate. I am disgusted at you not representing the people you are supposed to be representing in your role- i.e. the disabled. I would like to remind you that you are a public servant and no-one is exempt from potential health issues which may result in disability. There is no fault attached to disability (unless this government seems to think) and as a member of the public, I can assure you, I will do everything in my power to ensure this government can never again in the future carry out such eugenics on the most vulnerable in society. I hope you can sleep at night, with your decision and the impact it will have on your voting constituency and the British public.
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While TMR has been in business for more than two decades, Doub and Barber are keenly aware of momentum in the modern "maker economy"— where the popularity of quality, small-batch products like their fly rods mimics the more general distaste for mass-consumer culture. "Many people are just looking for that throwback craftsmanship as a response to all the fast-paced technology," Barber says. "It's the idea of slowing down and getting to know the person who hand-planes bamboo for your rod, or who makes your leather belt. It's the opposite of walking into a big box store or ordering off Amazon and having it show up on your doorstep."
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Yes, we flew! Praise God. He is so good. Prices dropped, Grandmary hooked us up with a credit on American Airlines........and we flew.
Left out Monday evening, drove to Atlanta, and flew to Chicago. Flight delayed just a bit, but all is well. Landed safely in Chi-town approx. 9pm, taxi'd to the hotel, and walked over to Giordano's for famous Chicago Deep Dish Pizza. Absolutely delish.--
Got in bed around midnight, and up by 6am.
I hardly slept........I was so anxious! I even dreamed about getting up early! Crazy!! I know!
Ok, got up, coffee, bagel (nope, I could not even eat a whole slice of the bagel, I was so nervous!)
Left for the studio around 9am. Arrived just before 9:30.
Yep, you got it! First in line! No doubt!
Waited, and waited outside the door, 30 degree weather! Covered walkway! The best day ever! Who cares about the cold, who cares about the elements. Who cares? Not me! I am about to see Oprah!!!!
Ok, tons of fun, doors open, in we go, security, check points, id, etc!
Ok, on to the holding room! Baci Box for lunch. Nope, all I could eat was the turkey from half of the sandwich. By this time, I had the "nervous pee". I was totally feeling like I was going to have my heart beat out of my chest. The clock was ticking, and we were anxiously awaiting!
It is so intense, just thinking.........in just a few minutes, I will be inside the studios with OPRAH! No joking! Just typing it makes me excited again!
Ok.............the time has come. They begin calling the names.........and I hear them call my name! I scream. Yes, outloud!
We head down the stairs and make our way to the doors of the studio.
We are eagerly taken to the 3rd row. Only behind the children of Vince Gill and Amy Grant!
Ok, moments pass, and I am so so excited at this point. I am in my chair. Sitting, lights on, stage being set. Ready to go.
Yet, I get moved to the FRONT ROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes, FRONT ROW!
I watch the entire taping of the first show from the front row.
Rascal Flatts, Vince Gill & Amy Grant, and Kenny Rogers***and special guest(I won't give it away!)
No kidding! I cried, I sang outloud, I smiled the entire time, I cheered. I loved it.
It was truly an out of body experience.
It is so hard to explain. It is just something I hope about and dream about, and I all of a sudden, I am there, on the set, watching it in real life. But, I caught myself thinking and feeling like I was watching it on TV. So, so "surreal".
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Domestic Violence & Budget Cuts
Short Term Thinking adds to State Budget Problems
by Senator John Marty
January 21, 2009
With the sobering news about our state's massive budget deficit, it is clear that this legislative session will involve numerous budget cuts.
Unfortunately, the options here are poor – raise revenues, cut funding, or both. Governor Pawlenty, looking to score political points, says he will use nothing but cuts and he hints that the deepest cuts will come in human services. But many of his likely cuts, in addition to causing real human suffering, are fiscally irresponsible and will cost taxpayers
in the long run.
We can learn from past mistakes. If we had invested in aggressively tackling certain social problems a decade ago when we had a budget surplus, we would not be facing the great expense of dealing with the impact of those problems now.
I can think of no better example of this shortsighted approach than the issue of domestic violence. A decade ago, many women and children who were being abused had no place to go – no safe housing and no counseling or other services. Many women did not know of any way out, so they remained with their abusers. And few abusers received any intervention or psychological counseling to stop their abusive behavior.
We know that many abusers were themselves, victims of abuse when they were children. Abuse victims grow up to become abusers. They in turn, use violence on their partners and children who then become another generation of abusers. It is a cycle of violence that must be stopped.
Why didn't Minnesota do more? It was a simple budget matter. The state chose not to invest the resources. Instead, the governor and legislators determined that money that could have been used for domestic violence or other problems was "surplus" to be used to cut taxes.
In 2003, facing a budget shortfall, Governor Pawlenty and the legislature made deep cuts in the already insufficient funding for battered women's shelters and services. Although
funding was later restored, the programs are still below the 2003 level. Many women still know of no place where they and their children can go to escape violence.
Unfortunately, when we fail to address a problem like domestic abuse, the problem doesn't go away, it gets worse. Now we are facing the consequences of those decisions.
Each year, for about 30 Minnesota women and children, domestic violence is fatal. About 800 more are hospitalized. Take a minute to think about this. Think of the families missing a daughter or a grandchild – thirty people killed every year and countless others living in fear and pain.
In addition to the human suffering, the economic implications of domestic abuse are huge. Our state and county budgets absorb much of the medical costs for the hundreds who are hospitalized from abuse. Taxpayers also pay the out-of-home placement costs for children removed from these homes. When there is a domestic murder, the state spends more than a quarter million dollars to lock up the murderer for each decade behind bars, plus the costs for arrest and prosecution.
The 2003 cuts in domestic violence programs have
saved money. Instead, the violence continues and the state is forced to spend tens of millions of dollars to lock up a continuing stream of new abusers and to pay medical costs for the victims. These costs far outweigh the price of prevention and services for abuse victims up-front.
Similarly, there are other areas of the state budget where a cut this year might cost the state three or four times as much in the future – early childhood education, preventive healthcare, chemical dependency treatment, or teen pregnancy prevention, to name a few.
This should teach us a lesson. We cannot undo the harm caused by our previous failures to tackle social problems. But we don't need to repeat those mistakes.
In his recent state of the state address, Governor Pawlenty said he wants to handle the entire budget problem with no increases in revenue; in fact he proposes cutting corporate taxes, which would make the deficit even larger. The governor dismisses large cuts in spending as if they are simply a matter of accounting; as if the cuts will be painless to ordinary Minnesotans. But these cuts are not just a bunch of numbers or statistics; they are real people with real needs.
We know there will be budget cuts this year. But as we address the budget deficit, Minnesota needs to recognize that a further cut in services for domestic violence victims is not only wrong, it's costly too.
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Baykeeper Updates Related to Sick of Sewage
Press Release: July 14, 2010
Frequent sewage spills in Millbrae will soon be dramatically reduced through a new agreement between San Francisco Baykeeper and the City of Millbrae. The pollution watchdog group sued the City last December after public records revealed that Millbrae spills thousands of gallons of raw sewage...
BK In The News: May 27, 2010
More than 90 percent of Bay Area beaches received top grades in the annual report by Heal the Bay, a Santa Monica group that studied pathogens and bacteria levels at 456 California beaches.
Monthly Column: March 1, 2010
Slow drains are the first sign of trouble. A baby opossum in the potty is a real warning sign, though. Yes, my 1928 home had the original sectional terra cotta sewer pipes, and earthquakes and tree roots had left large openings in the pipes. A den of adolescent possums apparently had...
Press Release: February 23, 2010
Frequent sewage spills in San Carlos will soon be reduced through a new agreement with San Francisco Baykeeper to make substantial improvements to sewage operations. The pollution watchdog group sued the City in December after investigations revealed that San Carlos spills thousands of gallons of...
BK In The News: February 21, 2010
The flow of untreated sewage that pours into the Bay every rainy season could finally be curtailed by a new state law and a string of lawsuits. San Francisco Baykeeper began launching lawsuits last year against scores of sanitation districts as part of a concerted campaign to slow the...
BK In The News: February 14, 2010
In the first hour a debate on the status of Pluto on the eightieth anniversary of its discovery. In the second hour saving the Bay from sewage when the rains overwhelm treatment plants. A round table discussion with reps from EBMUD, SFPUC, EPA, and Baykeeper.
BK In The News: January 31, 2010
Many of the Bay Area's sewer pipes and processing plants are so outdated that spills are a given every time big storms overwhelm the draining systems. Spills happen "all over the bay," Baykeeper policy analyst Sara Aminzadeh said on the organization's boat last week.
Press Release: January 28, 2010
Today, San Francisco Baykeeper filed a complaint in federal district court to join the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) enforcement action against six East Bay cities and one sewage district for illegal sewage spills. This enforcement action is the culmination of years of Baykeeper...
BK In The News: January 22, 2010
More than 23 sewage overflows fouled the region this week, said Sara Aminzadeh of San Francisco Baykeeper, causing the closure of five beaches in San Francisco, including Baker and Ocean.
BK In The News: December 11, 2009
An environmental watchdog group has filed a lawsuit against the West Bay Sanitary District and two Peninsula cities over violations of clean water laws. San Francisco Baykeeper, in a lawsuit filed Dec. 2 in U.S. District Court, contends that thousands of gallons of sewage overspills reached...


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My trip to Whidbey Island meant I had a fair bit of spare time to work with. I was chatting with a guy while I was there and he suggested a trip to Fort Casey. It was barely five minutes from where I was and it was a sunny day so why not. Fort Casey is one of the forts that were built to protect the Puget Sound area from possible invasion. Not only was it a fort but it also has a lighthouse. When I first got there, the lighthouse was off in the distance but, after a little exploration, I headed over to see it.
As with a lot of lighthouses in this part of the world, it is not terribly large. It doesn't have to shine too far since there are islands all over the place blocking the line of sight so no need for it to be too high. Still, it is well maintained and comes in standard lighthouse white!


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Meningiomas are the most common primary brain tumours in the adult central nervous system. These tumours are not normally malignant, but can cause brain invasion and lead to various motor and sensory deficits, which are dependent on tumour location. Meningiomas are normally single, sporadic tumours, but can occur as multiple meningiomas. Neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2) mutations are the most common genetic cause of meningiomas and multiple meningiomas usually occur within the context of NF2 disease. Recent studies have identified a variety of other, less common, germline and somatic mutations in meningioma disease, showing that alternative mechanisms exist for the initiation and progression of meningioma growth. These discoveries will be useful for determining individual risk and prognosis and to develop individualised therapeutic strategies based on specific meningioma subtypes.
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- Meningiomas are the most common tumours in the adult central nervous system.
- Most meningiomas are solitary tumours.
- The neurofibromatosis type 2 gene is the most common cause of meningiomas.
- Rare non‐NF2 meningioma predisposition genes can cause hereditary meningioma disease.
- A range of somatic alterations in meningiomas may cause tumour development via differing cellular pathways.
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A committee to run MCI till new legislation comes into place: Arun Jaitley3 min read . Updated: 26 Sep 2018, 09:50 PM IST
The powers of MCI have been vested in a board of governors headed by NITI Aayog member V.K. Paul
New Delhi: The government has finally kicked off restructuring of the contentious Medical Council of India (MCI).
Without waiting for Parliament's nod to a bill seeking replacement of the scam tainted medical education body, the government on Wednesday issued the Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Ordinance, 2018, setting up a committee to run MCI.
While the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill 2017 that seeks to overhaul the medical education system in India and replace MCI is yet to be enacted by Parliament, the term of MCI's elected body members ends soon.
As the government believed that the passage of the NMC Bill is likely to take some time, immediate steps were needed to be taken, said aware of the developments. Thus, an ordinance to supersede MCI was promulgated and the powers of the council have been vested in a board of governors (BoG).
"The ordinance was cleared by the Union cabinet this morning and the President has now given his assent. Since the term of the elected body of the MCI is ending shortly, a need was felt to run it by a committee to run its affairs. Now, the government has appointed the BoG in supersession of MCI," Union finance minister Arun Jaitley said. "All members of the committee will be professionals of great eminence," he said.
With the ordinance coming into force, the powers of MCI switched from the elective council body to the BoG headed by V.K. Paul, member, NITI Aayog. The BoG will continue to perform till a council is constituted in line with the provisions of the Act in one year.
The board members include Randeep Guleria, director, All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, Jagat Ram, director, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, B.N. Gangadhar, director, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS), Bengaluru, Nikhil Tandon, professor, department of endocrinology and metabolism, AIIMS, New Delhi, S. Venkatesh, directorate general of health services (DGHS) and Balram Bhargava, secretary, department of health research (DHR) and the director general of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) will be the ex-officio members.
"All the BoG members are eminently qualified and apolitical. It is expected that the BoG will bring about urgent and much required reforms in the field of medical education and promote access to quality healthcare for all the people of India," the ministry of health and family welfare said.
"We had our first meeting on Wednesday evening. We discussed several things focusing on how to transform the medical education in the country. There are several areas which need immediate attention," Paul said.
Amid allegations of corruption against MCI office bearers and probes into opaque accreditation to medical colleges, the Supreme Court had in May 2016 directed the government to set up an oversight committee with the authority to oversee all statutory functions of MCI till the new legislation comes in. Many MCI members have been accused of taking bribes to fast-track accreditation. In 2017, another oversight committee was set up with the approval of the apex court after expiry of the one-year term of the first panel.
The second committee was chaired by Paul. The other members of the panel included doctors from AIIMS (Delhi), PGI Chandigarh and NIMHANS. In July 2018, the committee resigned citing instances of "non-compliance of their instructions by MCI". The government has been pushing the NMC Bill amid resistance from Indian Medical Association and other sections.
The government claims that the Bill provides for simplification of procedures and is expected to spur rapid growth in the number of Under Graduate (UG) and Post Graduate (PG) seats in the country besides enhancing the governance and quality of medical education. The NMC Bill provides for distribution of functions among four autonomous boards whose members would be persons of proven ability selected through a transparent process.
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Scoovo Personal 3D Printer Released in Japan
Japanese company Open Cube Co. Ltd has just announced their new Scoovo C170 3D printer that is aimed at personal and domestic customers, and brings the idea of 'a small workshop on the desk' to reality.
The company's press release explains that the C170 will help schools, offices and households discover 3D printing. The enclosure is made from strong 1.2 mm thick sheet steel and can be fitted with an optional acrylic front safety panel for about $105.
It can print with PLA filament at a layer resolution of 0.1mm and has a maximum build size volume of 150mm x 150 mm x 175mm.
The print head is moved around the build area on a "Smart Side Rail" which moves in the 3-axis directions and is kept stable due to its aluminum construction. Open Cube say that the SSR provides stability and high accuracy of industrial 3D printers. To reduce energy running costs the C170 is fitted with a non-heated bed, which will still produce good results with PLA. The reduced odor of PLA printing also makes the C170 ideal for use at home.
To help design objects to print the C170 comes with Scoovo Studio modeling software for Windows, from XP to Windows 8, and the data is sent to the printer via a USB cable. The Scoovo C170 3D printer will go on sale July 29th 2013 and will cost about $1,800 (180,000 yen).


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Welcome to the perfect "stop and go" mecca to grab anything from a bag of chips, pre-made lunches, to a variety of groceries and meal kits for cooking at home. We decided to experience this for ourselves and walked into the Amazon Go store on Park Ave, clutching reusable bags and prepared ourselves for the exciting unknown of Amazon's fresh take on grocery shopping.
Consumerism without lines, crowds, or stress almost didn't feel right. I mean this is Midtown in New York City at lunch time. The lack of chaos was unsettling. We accredited this stress-free experience to the revolutionary system that Amazon has implemented to facilitate an easy grocery shopping adventure which is cohesive with their branding vision: easy, user friendly and innovative.
Upon entering the store, we only had to scan our Amazon Go app on our phones and started scouring the aisles. Once we decided on our lunch for the day, we simply walked out of the store with sensors scanning the items in our bag. The sensors, after having scanned all the items, charge whatever card has been linked to your Amazon account and follows-up with an electronic receipt sent over text message or email. It almost seemed taboo to avoid lines at cashier checkouts which dangerously cut into the lunch break rush. However, Amazon assures that this process is both sensical, ethical and consumer focused. Amazon has remained committed to their brand foundation by being customer rather than competitor focused.
This innovative establishment is the first of its kind, and is a symbol of the steadfast trajectory of Amazon's passion for creating consumer friendly ventures (also seen in their Amazon pop- up stores, Bookstores, and Roaming Treasure Trucks). Their commitment to operational excellence is evident in their selection, price and convenience— although the prices in-store are slightly higher than online due to real estate, local pricing and demand.
This store is an excellent example of a good brand that actively aligns to their core values and emphasizes an image they have embodied through a carefully and thoughtfully marketed process that came to life through their operations. The process is painless and, dare I say, enjoyable! This feels like a grocery store from a distant utopian society, however, it exists firmly in reality only a touch of an Amazon Go app away.


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Today, there are hundreds of pubs located beside canals, but there used to be many more. In 1974's Waterside Pubs, Ronald Russell estimates that during the canal era's heyday on "some busy stretches of canal, there could be between five and ten pubs in a single mile". Many opened after 1830, when an amendment to the 1828 Licensing Act abolished beer duty in a bid to wean the population off gin. Cheap beer houses became a common sight, particularly around canals, which in 1830 employed around 100,000 men. Canalside pubs were essential for boaters who spent most of their lives on the move. This was where they could get hot food, catch up on news and leave messages for boaters yet to pass.
In 1875, these pubs were described as "public houses of the lowest kind" by George Smith, who campaigned to improve living conditions for boaters. Many boaters drank a concoction called "a fourpenny" – it cost fourpence a quart – which was said by Smith to taste of "saltpetre, vinegar, treacle and mint". There is now a pub called The Old Fourpenny Shop Hotel in Warwick, which claims to take its name from the fact that when the Grand Union was being built nearby, the pub charged only four pence for coffee and rum, whereas other inns asked for sixpence.
Although you can't always tell from the outside, canalside pubs were built for different purposes. Some were located around tunnels, to refresh leggers and boaters waiting for their turn. Hopwood House in Alvechurch near the West Hill tunnel on the Worcester & Birmingham Canal had sleeping quarters for leggers, who kipped on hard wooden benches. There were also stables, a bakery and bedrooms for boaters. The same canal once had a pub called the Plymouth Arms that was said to have closed after drunken leggers drowned in the nearby tunnel.
For similar reasons, there were numerous pubs around locks, such as the Bottle & Glass Inn, which was originally built on the Stourbridge Canal at Brockmoor but was moved brick by brick to Dudley in 1979 to form part of the Black Country Living Museum. Pubs built above tunnels or where canals met major roads often had stables for changing horses.
A great many canalside inns, such as the Globe at Leighton Buzzard on the Grand Union, started life as farmhouses, which owners opportunistically turned into pubs and stables when the canals come through. They were originally built to serve the navvies – who were sometimes so troublesome, the canal companies catered for them with travelling beer tents – and then the boaters that followed. These pubs also served engineers and surveyors during construction, and often doubled as chandleries and general stores, selling vital equipment to boaters. The Cape Of Good Hope in Warwick was once also a general store, Thrupp's Boat Inn on the Oxford Canal was a farmhouse turned shop and pub, while the Red Lion overlooking the lock in Fenny Stratford was listed in 1871 as both pub and grocer. The Vine at Kinver on the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal started life as a bottle shop for passing boaters – it didn't get a license until 1951.
Strangely, some towpath pubs predate the waterways, such as the Anchor Inn in Salterforth. When the Leeds & Liverpool Canal was built it caused the road level to rise, so a new floor was built on top of the old two-storey pub. The former ground floor pub became a cellar, the old first-floor bedrooms became the Canal Tavern and the new floor had bedrooms. Publicans were nothing if not canny.
Other pubs were located around wharves, such as the Navigation Inn at Bugsworth Basin, which was built as pub, shop and stables and was once owned by Pat Phoenix from Coronation Street. Some served the packet boats – fast-travelling boats for mail or passengers – or fly boats, which were express boats that didn't stop at night, with crew working in shifts. The Old Packet House, originally named the Bridge Inn, on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal in Burscough, was built for passengers who might leave the canal to travel by road or visit the nearby race course. Many pubs had stables, sometimes for up to 100 horses.
Tracking down the origin of waterside pubs can be tricky as myth and legend often take over. The Leggers Inn at the Dewsbury end of the Calder & Hebble Navigation, for instance, is actually a recent arrival, occupying what was once the hayloft of the stables for canal horses. The Tunnel House Inn in Cirencester is a similar historical cocktail – it was originally a barracks for the navvies who were constructing the Sapperton Tunnel on the Thames & Severn Canal. Once work was completed, the building was turned into a pub.
On the other side of the tunnel is The Daneway Inn. This was originally three houses built for the engineers overseeing the navvies; following completion, one was named the Bricklayers Arms in honour of the men who built the tunnel, and the other two became lodgings for leggers. A more recent conversion was the Willeymoor Lock Tavern in Whitchurch by the Llangollen Canal, which was formerly a lock keepers cottage.
The Boat in Stoke Bruerne was once three cottages, one of which served as the village beerhouse. When the canal arrived, it was quickly re-named. It had stables and a hut for the men who legged the boats through the Blisworth Tunnel. A writer visited the pub in 1858 and declared it a "melancholy canalside tavern" serving "thin and sour ale", but it has since became a part of canal history, the location of numerous anecdotes related to boaters. Many Victorian writers looked down on the canal workers and the pubs they frequented. A Birmingham newspaper in 1875 published an account of a visit to one canal pub, with its low ceilinged taproom and drunken boaters belting out songs. He describes the place as a "nasty, suspicious den", but I think it sounds rather fun.
As our waterways have been restored, pubs have started to trade more confidently on their canalside locations. Many now take their name from the canal – the Navigation, The Boat, the Anchor. While not all of them were originally built as pubs, most have been intimately tied to the canal, either as warehouses, water mills, stables or cottages. Although the main use of our canals has shifted from industry to leisure, the swinging pub sign is just as welcome as it ever was.
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We bought some rings at the local jewelry store for the occasion. The Thai wedding didn't require rings, but it did require me to eat part of a hard boiled egg. We went down and got it done early, drove over to McKinley Park to take a picture, then had breakfast. Facebook reminds me that it was blueberry pancakes, but I have absolutely no memory of that.
After breakfast we drove to Yosemite and spent a couple of days there. It was Malida's first visit, and the first time I had been back in a long time. We stayed in a town near the south entrance--Mariposa. We had dinner that night at a family-run restaurant down the street from our hotel. We mentioned to the server that we had just gotten married, probably to explain why we were having champagne. When she brought us the bill, she told us that the owner had paid for our dinner, and congratulations. It was the coolest thing ever.
We are going back to Yosemite tomorrow and will stay at the same place we stayed 7 years ago. We didn't really plan it that way--it was just a short trip to celebrate being out of school. Anyway, we remembered it was our other anniversary, the one we don't celebrate, so I made reservations at the same restaurant too. And bought her a card and some sapphire earrings.
Seven years ago, under the trellis someone stole a couple of weeks ago for his sister's wedding.


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Typhoon Bualoi is moving northwest at 9 mph with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph. It is expected to continue this northwest motion through Tuesday. On its current track, Bualoi is expected to pass through the Marianas, about 30 to 40 miles north of Saipan early Tuesday morning.
Guam remains in Condition of Readiness (COR) 4 at this time. At COR 4, the government of Guam continue normal operations and schools remain open.
Damaging winds of 39 mph or more are expected for Tinian and Saipan but are not expected for Rota and Guam as long as Bualoi continues on its current track. On its current forecast track, the closest point of approach to Guam is between 8 p.m. through midnight Monday. Although damaging winds are not expected for Guam at this time, this could change. Any southward shift or unexpected left turn in the storm's track could bring heavier winds and rains to Guam. Rainfall of 1 to 3 inches is expected for Guam during its passage but this could be more if the storm moves south of current predictions.
A typhoon warning remains in effect for Tinian and Saipan, meaning damaging winds of 39 mph or more are expected by this evening. If Bualoi deviates from the current forecast track, typhoon force winds of 74 mph or more may briefly be possible tonight or Tuesday morning.
A typhoon watch remains in effect for Rota. If Bualoi deviates from the current forecast track, damaging winds of 39 mph or more are possible late this evening.
A tropical storm watch remains in effect for Guam. If Bualoi deviates from the current forecast track, damaging winds of 39 mph or more are possible late this evening.
A tropical storm watch remains in effect for the islands of Pagan and Alamagan. Damaging winds of 39 mph or more are possible on Tuesday.
The Offices of Guam Homeland Security and Civil Defense (GHS/OCD) remind the community to prepare for any scenario. Any southward shift in the storm's track could bring stronger winds to Guam.
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I predict a nonzero number of people reading this will not find it enlightening or insightful. The exact verbiage involves some profanity, but I ask the forbearance of the Glibertariat.
I frequently ruminate on why I don't understand other people, and speculate on how they might have come to some rather bizarre conclusions. While often fruitless, it does exercise the neurons, and leave pieces of dross lying around the brain pan like this one. It seems to me how one views the world can imply a great deal about how one sees value. I think, at a basic level, there are two ways of looking at value. I'm going to dub them the Theory of Absolute Value, and the Theory of Relative Value.
The names more or less contain all there is to know about the core of the theories. Absolute value means that if something has value, that value is the same, for everyone. It is a very easy thing to intuit, especially when you look at how a child is taught about money. "This piece of cotton and linen with ink on it is worth something. If you go to the store, you can trade it for other things." Since that value is fairly consistent, it's easy to infer it's worth the same to everybody. And with prices being fairly consistent, it's not hard to make the leap to value being intrinsic.
In of itself this intuitive leap doesn't harm the person's ability to function. But when you start to draw logical conclusions from it, things begin to look different. If the value is absolute, then that value can be determined objectively, and centrally. Also, there is no such thing as a mutually beneficial trade. Either both parties break even, or one side gets cheated. But what of artisans? How does a cobbler take pieces of leather that don't seem to have much value and make a shoe that does? Clearly this means the labor is adding something, and that labor has a value. But then that labor's value must also be the same in all cases. So in any exchange of services, you're going to end up with one party fleecing the other, or a grudging lack of gain on either side. From there it's easy to look at a business and conclude that the only way it could be making a profit was if it was cheating its customers, employees, suppliers, or any combination of the three.
But why would so many people willingly participate in a system where they're losing out or barely breaking even most of the time? Clearly they must not have a choice. Before you know it, you've gone from a simple intuitive inference to chanting anti-capitalist slogans.
Backing up to the beginning, the alternative proposition is the Theory of Relative Value. It supposes that value is not intrinsic but subjective and situational. Our cobbler may have made a fantastic shoe, but if it's a size ten, it's too small for my feet, so I'm not going to value it a whole lot. Likewise, those pieces of inked cotton and flax don't themselves have value, beyond the ability to facilitate exchange. Once nothing intrinsically has value, but some measure of utility, it becomes easy to see mutually advantageous exchanges where both sides might walk away satisfied with the result.
But if everything is relative, it is impossible to determine an objective value. Not for those shoes. Not for an undeveloped piece of land. Not even for yellow-hued, chemically resistant metal. This causes problems then for doing things centrally. And that business? Well, it's entirely possible that it can turn a profit without cheating the customers, suppliers, or employees.
The thing is, if your brain has wired in the Theory of Absolute Value, then the Theory of Relative Value becomes almost alien to it. This conclusion, I fear, is drawn almost entirely from my own thought processes. I passed economics, so logically I can figure out that the Theory of Relative Value more accurately reflects reality. But intuitively, I still jump to Absolute Value. The initial reaction of, "Why would anyone buy that?" betrays the old childhood pathways still in use. Because it still makes no sense why anyone pays a dime for a Jackson Pollock splatter, or Florida real estate.


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My great-grandfather Louis Corsiglia emigrated to the United States as a boy from Genoa, and he was a lifelong anti-imperialist Democrat. So it followed from those two things that a dictum of his was that "A Sicilian is no more an Italian than a Filipino is an American." In its way, it's a phrase from a lost world. If you know that Genoa is in the far north of Italy, and Sicily the uttermost south, then you get the picture. But what's the connection between Filipinos and Americans?
My guest Christoper Capozzola's book Bound by War: How the United States and the Philippines Built America's First Pacific Century is a long answer to that question about conections. In 2011, the Obama Administration announced that the United States would be making a "pivot" to the Pacific. But as Capozzzola makes clear, the United States has always always been involved in the Pacific, and the Phillippines has always been near the heart of that involvement.
Christopher Capozzola is professor of history at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology He has previously authored the award-winning Uncle Sam Wants You: World War I and the Making of the Modern American Citizen, and is a co-curator of "The Volunteers: Americans Join World War I, 1914-1919," a traveling exhibition that originated at The National WWI Museum and Memorial—which devoted listeners to the podcast will know I think is one of the best history museums in the country.
For Further Investigation
Bound by War: the Instagram account
Photography & Power in the Colonial Philippines: the US Conquest and Occupation (1898-1902)
Photography & Power in the Colonial Philippines: Dean Worcester's Ethnographic Images of Filipinos (1898-1912)
FilVetREP, the Filipino Veterans Recognition and Education Project


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Workplace culture.
For an intangible force, culture has a critical impact on every part of your business. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) recently released a report on the high costs of a toxic workplace. This report revealed that 20 percent of employees have left their job due to the culture of their organization.


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A Remarkable Repository of Masterworks
Chicago, the quintessential American city, is the deserving home of one of the nation's top art institutions, with one of the world's largest collections – more than 225,000 works in all, distributed among ten exquisitely displayed departments.
Two of American art's most recognizable paintings are here: Grant Wood's American Gothic (Wood's dentist posed for the pitchfork-holding farmer, the artist's sister for the spinster daughter at his side) and Edward Hopper's Nighthawks, his famously austere all-night diner scene.
The world-class Surrealist collection includes Magritte's Time Transfixed, but the museum probably enjoys widest fame for its collections of French Impressionist and Postimpressionist art, unsurpassed in quality by any other American collection and including such celebrity pieces as Seurat's pointillist masterpiece Sunday on La Grande Jatte – 1884 and a series of Monet's Stacks of Wheat (once called Haystacks; six are on view at most times).
Streams of schoolchildren and the appreciative hush of visitors are testament to Chicagoans' love for their museum, which has the largest membership of any U.S. art museum. Its century-old Renaissance-style building is one of countless reasons for Chicago's stature as the world capital of 19th- and 20th-century architecture. Top off a visit with a quick shopping spree in the impressive museum shop and a leisurely respite in the museum's alfresco Garden Restaurant (open June-September), or dine indoors at the museum's elegant Restaurant on the Park, surrounded by the verdant Grant Park, one of Chicago's loveliest outdoor spaces.


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Hollyoaks star Sikander Malik has explained his decision to leave the soap, admitting that he feels that he has "more to give" as an actor.
Malik announced his departure from the Channel 4 show yesterday after fans noticed that his character Jamil does not feature in the new Hollyoaks opening titles, which have been released online.
Discussing his exit on Twitter this morning, he commented: "As an actor, one always likes to be challenged, given the opportunity to explore your character, and be involved in something 'progressive'.
"Although I have had some completely awesome times working on our show, working with some extremely talented people and have had the good fortune to be paired with some of the finest directors in British television, I truly feel I have so much more to give as an actor, as a person."
Malik said that he agreed with Twitter followers who felt that Jamil should have played a more prominent role in storylines.
"Although I am a very patient and humble person by nature, at times it was very frustrating to hear the cries of the fans and agree totally with them, but for the sake of staying 'silent' for others, knowing that no matter how much I agree with you guys, it's ultimately out of my hands," he explained.
"At the end of the day, I have been a very fortunate person to be part of our tremendous show, a show that I am very proud of, but believe me when I tell you this, I don't like to be treated as a third wheel. That's not who I am, and that's not what I signed up for.
"So therefore I graciously, gratefully and gainfully bow out, taking with me all the many fond memories I have, but also a recollection of all the difficulties I have faced, which I believe have made me a stronger person.
"There have been a lot of changes at Hollyoaks, some have been very difficult, some have required a great deal of patience, but as a professional, one puts on a smile and says, 'The show must go on!' But don't worry! Having said that, there's still plenty of action to come from our man Jamil, so stay tuned to good old Hollyoaks!"
Malik joined the cast of Hollyoaks last summer, initially appearing in online spinoff Freshers before later moving over to the main show. His final scenes will air in the autumn.
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NIIT Walkin Drive in Delhi | Sales Executive Jobs | 6th November 2017
NIIT Walkin Drive in Delhi | Sales Executive Jobs | 6th November 2017. NIIT Walkin Recruitment for graduate students as Sales Executive, Officer role. This is the great opportunity for the candidates who want to settle in a Private Sector. Aspirants who want to get the latest information about NIIT Recruitment drives must check this page. We provide each and every update of NIIT, such as Job openings in Delhi for freshers and experienced professionals, NIIT MNC online test patterns and placement papers.
|Company Name
|Any Graduate
|0 – 5 Years
|Job Location
|Delhi NCR
|Job Role
|Sales Executive, Officer
|Education, Teaching, Training
NIIT is hiring the graduates with good communication skills. Candidates have the ability to face the targets. Aspirants have to provide the regular update and feedback, daily reporting and DSR. If contenders are interested to work in this organization get hurry to fill up 12 vacancies and enhance the better career.
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Candidates who are interested and eligible can apply for Latest Walkins in Delhi and for further details, you can visit the official website. So candidates who are preparing to attend for NIIT walkin drive can refer sample NIIT Placement Papers which may help you for getting the good score in the test. Interested and eligible candidates can attend for interviews on given dates. Keep visiting
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NIIT Role & Responsibilities
- The DME would work as feet on the street for the promotion of programs which comes with assured placement in leading Financial Institutions.
- The primary objective of the DME would be to generate the required amount of walk-in of job seeking eligible candidates on the outreach activity, counsel them, complete the documentation, collect payments and make them reach the training venue.
- To conduct various BTL activities at the drive to generate a database of job seeking candidates.
- The DME would be involved in outreach travel, local visits, outdoor promotional activities like participating in events, employment exchange, local development institutes going to market for data collection, visiting NGOs, local panchayat, rural villages.
- To adhere to the process and discipline of IFBI and partner organization.
- The job involves extensive traveling every week of the month to tier 2 and 3 towns for sourcing and mobilization.
- Ensure monthly targets are met.
- To provide the regular update and feedback, daily reporting and DSR.
NIIT Job Description
- Opening for (Role): DME
- Department: Sales
- Min – Max CTC: 3-4 LPA
- Number of Vacancies: 12
- Experience: 0-5 Years
- Location: Delhi/NCR.
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Aspirants can attend for the walkin drive for NIIT Recruitment 2017 which is held in Delhi NCR on 6th November 2017. Candidates are suggested that to check the given below mentioned address and carry the required documents. So candidates can also check the official website for further details.
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Walkin Time: 9:00 AM – 3.00 PM
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