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Background on Steve Lombardi :
Helicos Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Lombardi joined Helicos in June 2006. He has over 27 years of commercial biotechnology experience, as a researcher and in various business management and executive positions. Prior to joining Helicos, he was Senior Vice President at Affymetrix, serving in executive positions in Corporate Development, Product Development and Research and Corporate Marketing. Before Affymetrix, Mr. Lombardi worked for 16 years at Applied Biosystems in various business roles, first as a marketing manager and later as a senior executive.
From 1989 to 1998, Mr. Lombardi led the formation of the company's DNA sequencing and genetic analysis business, the products of which formed the technological basis of the worldwide Human Genome Project. He was also involved in the formation of Celera within the broader Applera corporate structure. Prior to joining Applied Biosystems, Mr. Lombardi spent 8+ years as a nucleic acids chemist focused on the development of novel approaches to DNA synthesis. He earned his BA in Biology from Merrimack College.
SL: As a startup technology doing first generation of a first generation of a disruptive technology like single molecule sequencing, there's a huge amount of IP that a company like us can accumulate and as such want to hold that very close to our vest for patenting reasons but also for not giving competitors a sense of what you're really trying to do, so you're absolutely right in what you've said but we're just in the process of going commercial and you'll start to see more and more from us. We just went live with our new website that is still a bit shallow in content but you'll see a lot more from us as we begin to roll out the commercial launch.
AW: Ok that's great and like I say I'm sure this has got to be a very active and exciting time for all you guys involved with Helicos. It definitely seems to be ramping up as you've just described
SL: Yeah it's a fun time.
AW: So as you may or may not know I'm actually in the structural biology department here at NYU and so I have a vested interest in single molecule technologies and research. Many of us structural biologists try to keep up to date with single molecule technology and that's part of the driving reason why I wrote my review, but so let me just jump into some questions I had first and get those out of the way.
AW: So I wrote my review of the technology behind the HeliScope using Dr Quake's original PNAS paper along with the patents and all the other publicly available information but there are still a number of questions that I iterated in my article concerning the tSMS technology. Do you mind if I try to clarify some of those technical aspects of the HeliScope with you?
SL: Not at all and that's one of the things that I wanted to do was to help clarify that for you.
AW: In the PNAS paper the Quake group was able to achieve the resolution and sensitivity needed by combining TIRM and FRET does the HeliScope still use both of these methods?
SL: The HeliScope still uses what's called TIRF, "total internal reflection fluorescence", but we've moved away from FRET. We found we didn't need that modality; by using the right dyes we are able to get signal to noise with the TIRF system and single dyes. What we've learned is that with TIRF and enough light, and we put a lot of laser flux into the system, we can get substantial signal. However, the whole key here is controlling noise. First of all, TIRF optically reduces the noise substantially. Additionally, one of our founding scientists is Tim Harris, who was at
AW: Ok that was going to be my next question, so does it require excess washing steps to remove nonspecifically bound nucleotides?
SL: Oh yes, a majority of our cycle time is washing. We have a spec for florescent background, but consider the density we're talking about. We have one DNA molecule per square micron. That means high density with regards to information content, but it's very low density at the molecular level. One of the neat things about this technology is that, because detecting single molecules is not the problem, the advantage is that at every step in the process, we are detecting the emission of a single fluorescent dye. So during 30 cycles of single base addition, whether at step 1, or step 120, the signal to noise is constant because we're always measuring a binary event; is the dye present or not? The huge advantage against the amplified, or think of them as "ensemble technologies", is that even though you lose yield in a single molecule approach, you literally lose the signal in an ensemble approach. In the ensemble approach, you may start with for instance one million molecules but then over time you get degradation of the signal, you get less and less molecules reporting.
AW: That's really amazing, by also cutting out FRET you guys have really done away, I'm sure, with a lot of logistical issues of using it.
SL: Absolutely. The other thing we don't have to deal with are the phasing issues. You get a lot of signal in an ensemble approach, but you also generate signal coming from the phased fluorophores, the nucleotides at n-1, n-2, n-3…. that are generating noise. Many cycle chemistries like DNA synthesis or protein sequencing run into these phasing and yield problems. We are measuring binary events, starting at one molecule per square micron but having 3 billion strands down on our system, even a 10% yield of molecules reporting out to readable, alignable lengths, that's still 300 million strands at 25 bases, or 7.5 billion strands per run.
AW: That really has clarified a lot up for me. So let me move on and ask you another question. How does the HeliScope deal with long homopolymer regions?
SL: So you accurately described what we announced at
AW: Yes I read about that, you can cap it but then there are other issues with uncapping.
SL: Bingo, so what we have done is to create what's called a virtual terminator that adds no time to the cycle and kinetically inhibits the addition of the second base.
AW: So that's what I thought, after reading the patent it seemed like it was largely done through kinetic means which has a lot of benefits especially because even if an incorporation is not made it doesn't necessarily matter for the HeliScope system.
SL: Exactly, because we can take advantage of the fact that each strand grows asynchronously. You can't have any asynchrony in an ensemble approach, so you have to drive all your kinetics to 100%. We don't have that problem so we can take advantage of kinetics with these virtual terminators to adjust the incorporation of the first base and the second base such that in the cycle time that we use, we have virtually no second base addition. We are still doing research as to how far we can go with the homopolymer regions and I can't say where we are right now, but were making very good progress towards performance that its really exciting.
AW: I'm sure, it's good to know that at least some of my assumptions were correct.
SL: I want to give somebody credit here, and its Bill Efcavitch who is our senior VP of R&D. I've worked with Bill for 21 years and known him for 27. I was a nucleic acid chemist in my previous life, and was an early customer of ABI in their DNA synthesis business. Bill came from Marv Caruthers lab at
AW: Yeah I think that's really in keeping with what seems like the quality of people at Helicos working there and running the show. I wrote in my article that the whole company seems chalk full of pretty remarkable people
SL: It's a pretty hard thing not to join this company, I moved back here from
AW: That says enough.
AW: Let me move on here, you really tied up some loose ends for me in terms of the technology, I'd like to continue asking you about the performance of the HeliScope system, is there any way you can give us some updated statistics?
SL: What we've been saying in the public domain is that we've had two production prototype HeliScopes running since around the first of the year; we call them mules, because they are the place where we do all our testing. We're also doing all of our systems integration, so one is always running and generating results while we're putting new parts on the other doing the integration testing. During the IPO period we brought these prototypes up, and were confident enough with the performance we saw from them right after the IPO that we began the build of the commercial HeliScope. The instruments we will be shipping are on the factory floor today, and will be put through a very rigorous verification and validation program. People have been asking us why we haven't been doing beta, which is a program you tend to do with existing technologies and if you're doing the next version of something already in production. My experience, and Bill's, with ABI for 25 years, is that with something as new as this, what we want to do is sort of a beta on the factory floor. Where a company normally builds, tests, ships and then installs knowing that the tests, either on the factory or at the install, correlate to good customer needs, in our current case we're still figuring out what those parameters are. Along with this testing, we are bringing in-house customers who are going to be part of the CTS program. We have our service people learning about the instrument by helping to build it. We've also got field application scientists who are learning how the instrument works and who'll support the instrument in the field. Our goal is to ship product by the end of the year; where we will send units to those customers and confirm performance with the same tests that were done on the manufacturing floor, but now in their production labs.
AW: So you'd say it's safe to say that any numbers that have been bandied about concerning throughput at this point are still in the rumor phase.
SL: Well we've quoted 25MB/hour for sequencing applications and 90MB/hour for our gene expression application, and but those are ballpark numbers. We haven't set commercial specs yet because we are still in the process of doing the validation and verification. We wouldn't have started the commercial build if we had we not seen performance off the prototypes that gave us confidence that we could get near those specs. I can't give you definitive numbers on this but we would have not have started the build if we were not confident in the system.
AW: Ok and those numbers were talking about, obviously accuracy is paramount.
SL: Absolutely, so the difference between the 25 and the 90 is to get to accuracy. For gene expression applications where you can use tags, you can use compressed sequence space and can deal with errors in an orderly manner, we can run the instrument at 90MB/hour. For sequencing applications where you don't have that control, what we can do is again take advantage of the single molecule approach and do something that we call multi-pass sequencing. This single molecule advantage comes from the nature of biochemical errors in single-molecule mode, and what we're finding is that those errors are stochastic. For example, let's say that I have the same base represented one hundred times on one hundred different molecules positioned at different positions on the flowcell, generated that way because we use a prep process that stochastically fragments a genome. The error rate of that base is the aggregate of those signals. Let's say we do a run and create a table of errors. What we can then do with single molecule is really neat; after the run, we can literally melt off the strand that we synthesized, and resequence the same templates all over again so that we have two independent measurements. By comparing the tables of each run, we find that the errors are chance events, so that you get the same error rate in the aggregate, but the odds that the same base on the same strand will generate an error is infinitesimally small. What you can do then is take the square of the error of both runs to increase accuracy. So what were doing is again taking advantage of single molecules and of the fact that we're starting with 3 billion strands to do a dual pass run. We literally do two sequencing runs to get accuracies that are good enough.
SL: Now the issue of why we need to do this dual pass is that if we look at the errors that occur, the insertion error rates and substitution error rates are infinitesimally small, but what looks to be deletion errors are high. These deletion errors are in fact dark base additions; there are some proportion of molecules in the virtual terminator formulation that are dark. The base that's added isn't detected through signal and we're pretty sure that we know what the problem is. We think we can solve this through process development because as you know were still dealing with research pilot-grade manufacturing. We think as we move through to full production, we will get development to a highly repeatable process of these molecules and we will be able to control quality to get that dark base addition down to a point where single pass accuracies will be sufficient. The result will be that we're all of a sudden at 90MB/hour for single pass sequencing, and we think were currently going to be industry best at 25MB/hour.
AW: Yeah 90MB/hour at acceptable accuracy is definitely I think twice or four times better than the other industry leaders.
AW: And the other key thing about your issue of sensitivity is that the error rate on base one and the error rate on base 30 are exactly the same. If you look at the error rate on the ensemble methods, this rate increases as a function of length.
AW: In academia at least the highest fidelity polymerase misincorporates one in every million bases.
SL: There was a report in GenomeWeb last year that we corroborated that we have a relationship with Floyd Romesberg at Scripps about protein evolution so one of the things that we are looking at is new polymerases via protein evolution.
AW: That's a pretty exciting area of research as well.
SL: Another thing we've been able to do is attract an unbelievable Scientific Advisory Board. Most companies would be happy to have one of the people that we've got. There are experts across so many different disciplines interested enough in our technology to be involved in the SAB, and this gives the whole team a huge advantage because they can utilize people like Steve Chu who himself won a Nobel prize for single molecule work.
AW: Yeah he gave a talk here not too long ago, "optical tweezers" mindblowing stuff.
SL: The guy is just amazing, and we're starting to round out the SAB on the application side. We have Victor Velculescu from Johns Hopkins and we have Eugene Meyers, a bioinformatician previously at Celera now at Janelia Farms.
AW: I couldn't agree more concerning the SAB of Helicos, I actually wrote about how impressive it was.
AW: Let me just finish up with a couple of quick questions, what about cost of the HeliScope system, any ballpark figure?
SL: We haven't set price yet, it will be more expensive than anything out there, but what we've been saying is that there's two key reasons why. One is our system configuration; we provide with the HeliScope a not-inexpensive image processing tower that in near-real-time converts the raw data to base calls, reliable bases, so that at the end of the run, you have the ability to just port that data to your bioinformatics engines. Some of the other technologies at the end of their runs have raw data and require the customer to provide the compute facility to do the image processing, so it's an apples and oranges comparison with the HeliScope because the tower is not an insignificant part of the cost; we're talking about terabytes of data that need to be processed and stored. The second reason is more strategic, this is classic Bill Efcavitch and I think a testament to the smarts of the board. They looked very closely at this market at the outset and concluded that this market is a long term play and $1000 genome performance is going to be the real inflection point in the marketplace. So what Bill did was to design an instrument with headroom in imaging capacity. 3 billion strands is today's density but we have licensed technology from Steve Quake where we can potentially increase the density of that by a factor of four. That's 12 billion strands that we would be able to look at, and the instrument has build into it this imaging capacity. Think of it as headroom; an instrument that will get people to the $1000 genome. From a marketing perspective, we believe we can look at a customer and say this instrument will get you there. How you will improve performance and how you will get decreases in cost is by buying the next kit that will have in it the better flow cells, the more dense flow cells, the better chemistry cycles that use less reagent and have more stability to them. Through that process we really believe in the future that we can give people $1000 genome performance. That's important not only for sequencing but for things like digital gene expression, genomic signature sequencing, apps like methylation. To me the really exciting thing about this from a marketing guy's perspective is any time Bill makes an improvement in the assay, any customers' application benefits from it because the assay is agnostic to the application.
AW: Yeah I think it's elegant business planning to build a higher quality and expandable machine rather than something that may be outdated in 5 years.
SL: It gives the customer confidence that an instrument will last because it's not a cheap investment and it also gives us the ability not to have to turn around and make a continued investment in engineering, we will continue to do maintenance engineering and make the thing better and cheaper but we don't have to build another instrument for a while. So what we've done with our R&D expenses, and you saw this right after the IPO, is that we've started a CSO office to do genomic collaborations; we've hired Patrice Milos from Pfizer. She was their head of pharmacogenomics and executive director of their whole molecular profiling at Pfizer development. She's building a world class genomics team to do collaborations with customers. So Bill focuses on making the assay cheaper and what Patrice will continue the effort to work with customers to build all the applications and publish good science with them on the HeliScope.
AW: Right, publishing good science is always key.
AW: That's actually really exciting, that's much more than I expected, an expandable machine. One last question which is more of a business question. From a medical standpoint, the area of human resequencing is presumed to have a much larger therapeutic interest than de novo sequencing in terms of where the market share is. Is this the market that Helicos is specifically focusing on this type of an application or more broad de novo and resequencing efforts?
SL: The whole focus of this company from day one was not to be a replacement for ABI sequencers. The goal of this company was to enable, through the price performance and the simplicity of the workflow that you've described, an ability to let people ask new and more important questions of the genome. So we believe that we can create value by growing the market, not just replacing the current sequencing marketplace, and in doing so, medical resequencing is a huge opportunity, but it's not the only opportunity. There are people incredibly interested in looking at whole genome methylation studies, making quantitative measurements of the genome, not just quantitative measurements of the transcriptome; applications like copy number variations, ChIP sequencing and measuring the amount of a transcription factor binding to DNA. These measurements are all very important and we fundamentally believe we've got the best technology when you get to quantitative apps because we do so little to the sample in prepping that we don't perturb what is digitally in that cell. We've found a tremendous interest from people beyond the genome centers, they're mostly in the academic health centers and people doing translational research. The fact that you can do single molecule measurements, and you don't have to build a genome centers' worth of infrastructure causes something to resonate when they realize that the patients DNA could be sitting on the HeliScope and being measured. It resonates and we're getting tremendous interest about it and finding market segments within this life science area that no other technology can get to. A lot of these competing companies are saying "we're going to find every ABI sequencer and replace it". That's not what we want to do, we want to add value to the marketplace because there are places where there is lots of money, lots of samples, and lots of known genome annotations but still we think there will be new genome annotation and people will do genomics and genetics in new ways which will grow the market. And that's our whole idea.
AW: That was a great response and in your response I came up with some thoughts of how the single molecule technology could be applied to epigenetics and such. I couldn't agree more that it's a really exciting prospect.
SL: Cancer stem cell research is a hot area; people are figuring out how to purify them, but quantitative measurements of those stem cells to understand the functional genomics of how regulate themselves is hugely important and we've got people looking to us to collaborate; they look at single molecule measurements and they look at the ability to do these digital experiments on sequence and quantitation and say "this could be the answer."
AW: That's really great to hear that. That's it for all the questions I have, are there any other important facts or events that you'd like interested parties to be aware of?
SL: I just wanted to clarify the sensitivity issues with you, I wanted to reemphasize the issues around homopolymer stuff and then I wanted to explain the accuracy a little further. Those were the key questions that you asked me, I didn't have anything beyond that given the scope of what you've written about us to date. But I hope that you'll be interested in us and help keep the community aware of who we are and what we are doing.


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Abrams ComicArts, an imprint of ABRAMS, will participate in the MoCCA Art Festival 2010. For the second year in a row Abrams ComicArts will exhibit at the show and will have several authors (past and present) participating in panels, including: Jaime Hernandez, Al Jaffee, Kyle Baker, Craig Yoe, and Abrams ComicArts executive editor Charles Kochman. Jaime Hernandez, Todd Hignite, Dan Nadel, and Reinhard Kleist will have book signings at the Abrams ComicArts booth. Several Abrams ComicArts authors and artists, including: Jay Lynch, Al Jaffee, Kyle Baker, Craig Yoe, will stop by to sign copies of their books which will be on sale at the booth.
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Featuring: Al Jaffee author/artist of Tall Tales, Jules Feiffer, Gahan Wilson, and Arnold Roth
Moderated by: Danny Fingeroth
Note: signed copies of Tall Tales available at the Abrams ComicArts booth
11:30 Signing
Reinhard Kleist author/artist of Johnny Cash: I See a Darkness
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Dan Nadel author of Art in Time
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Featuring: Frank Miller, Jaime Hernandez subject of The Art of Jaime Hernandez, Paul Pope, Kyle Baker author/artist of Nat Turner, and Dean Haspiel
Moderated by: Jeff Newelt (SMITH, Heeb, & Royal Flush magazines).
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Jaime Hernandez & Todd Hignite subject and author of The Art of Jaime Hernandez
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Jaime Hernandez & Todd Hignite subject and author of The Art of Jaime Hernandez
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Featuring: Leigh Walton (Top Shelf Comix), Liz Baillie (My Brain Hurts), Craig Yoe (Arf, Secret Identity), Charles Kochman (Abrams ComicArts), and David Steinberger (Comixology) Moderated by: Calvin Reid (Publisher's Weekly).
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Feb 6, 2013 4:39 PM CST
|Great blooms.
Feb 6, 2013 5:54 PM CST
| Beautiful
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Feb 7, 2013 9:25 AM CST
|Very, very nice. Congrats.
Feb 7, 2013 1:06 PM CST
|Really nice! Love that big red.
A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.
Feb 7, 2013 1:40 PM CST
|Thr red is from a batch of seeds I bought from a fellow named Anucha. I'll cross it with the other double red(s) that I have if they ever bloom together. Seeds available in a year or so. These plants are SO SLOW!!!! I guess that's how they live so long.
Feb 7, 2013 6:07 PM CST
|I'm still waiting for blooms on the seeds I got from Mike and planted last May. I see buds on one of them but they are changing. Patience is not one of my virtues
A day without sunshine is like, you know, night.
Feb 11, 2013 9:23 AM CST
|They take years and years to open, Adenium buds do. And it's so hard to not pull on them, even tho' we know they will tear. I blow on them, sometimes that helps them along when they are starting to open. But forcing them too much always backfires. A little help is fine, and good. But force is rewarded with rips and ugly bruises. Wow!
What colors are you hoping for?
Feb 11, 2013 9:33 AM CST
|Hum, I don't have a photo, but that beautiful triple red faded badly in sunlight. I have another one tho', that has great color, but needed more boron, the petals are floppy and deformed. Owell! Maybe next time!
This MONSTER is coming around every evening laying eggs on not only my plants, but on the BUDS. The orange fuzzy caterpillars are getting rid of a lot of my flowers for me. erghhhhhhhh Oleander moth.
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Feb 12, 2013 1:51 PM CST
|blooms and pod
I bought this whole grafted plants in 3 gal. pot.
Lots of flower buds and it came with one pod.
First time see a pod up close and personal.
How long does a pod ripe?
Thank you for all the help.
Feb 12, 2013 2:16 PM CST
|It takes months for the pod to ripen this time of year.Be sure to put some tape around the middle of each side.If it pops open you will lose the seed.
Those are beautiful blooms.Thanks for posting.Is this a sample of whats available in south Florida nurseries?
Feb 12, 2013 2:41 PM CST
|Very pretty flower! You can see the pod decide to open, when it finally does. The seam turns brownish and begins to split. Mine haven't popped, they take a day or two to open. Man, slow slow slow with everything! I put half a plastic bag over mine, and use tape to close the gap underneath. Leaving plenty of air circulation. I like the pod to stay on the plant as long as possible.
From pollination to seed is usually five months. Hmm, you have a double pod, looks like. Good fun, maybe 100 seeds!
Feb 12, 2013 4:27 PM CST
|Thank you both JT, and Melissa, on how to take care on the pods so i don't lose the seeds when it open.
JT, i guess so. Lowe's and Home Depot near always have adenuim plants for sale.
The nursery where I bought these has many of 3 gal grafted double for $39.99(different colors) but these is the only one has pod.
Feb 20, 2013 9:24 AM CST
|3 gallon doubles! They would be $150 here. People don't know much about Adeniums here, they allwant an exotic white (single) I don't believe they even know there is such a thing as a double. I just went to our Agriculture fair and there were only two plants, both pinks. I shoulda had a booth! Next year for sure!
And, hahaha Here's a photo of that beautiful red at the beginning of this thread. It didn't age well! Some do, some don't
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Can our heroes escape from the Clutches of the Crimson Emperor?
Adamant Entertainment is proud to present the fourth chapter in our first Serial Adventure, Crimson Emperor. Part of the Thrilling Tales line of pulp products for modern D20, the Serial Adventure is a five-part extended campaign, written by Walt Ciechanowski, and intended for a group of 1 to 3 player-characters of 10th through 12th level. The five weekly chapters of the Crimson Emperor can be played as parts of a larger story arc, or as stand-alone adventures.
The characters uncovered a conspiracy by the mythical Crimson Emperor to control American mob bosses and influence the Presidential election. Their investigation led them to Tibet, where they discovered a mysterious chemical weapon that has wiped out an entire village. Unfortunately, they now find themselves captured by the Crimson Emperor's army!


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KUWAIT CITY, March 28: Acting Assistant Undersecretary for Traffic Affairs Major General Fahad Al-Shuwei, during the ceremony, highlighted the controversies related to major traffic violations which result in deportation of an expatriate violator.
He assured expatriates by saying, "There will be no deportation except for two cases, which are driving without license and carrying passengers as taxi without necessary license".
Major General Al-Shuwei revealed that some motorists who receive driving licenses are unaware of the traffic culture, affirming that the ministry will facilitate its capabilities to spread traffic culture and awareness.
In response to a press question concerning news which is being circulated about issuance of 330,000 driving licenses to Egyptian expatriates, Major General Al-Shuwei clarified that the correct number is 196,000, and not 330,000, indicating that all these licenses were issued before 2016.
By Suzanne Nasser / Jaber al-Humoud Al-Seyassah Staff and Agencies
Source: Arab Times
KUWAIT CITY, March 18: Police are looking for a Kuwaiti for torturing his Indian domestic worker, reports Al-Rai daily. It has been reported the victim is not under the sponsorship of the Kuwaiti.
It has also been reported the sister of the suspect felt pity for the Indian, came to her rescue and took her to the Adan Hospital.
The victim has deep cut on the head and bruises on the hands and arms. The victim then contacted her brother who is working in Kuwait and the latter filed a complaint with the police. He has also submitted a medical report from the hospital. The source said the Kuwaiti is expected to be referred to the Public Prosecution after interrogation
KUWAIT CITY, March 18: "All projects concerned with developmental plans are important and supportive to the economy, but priority should be for the improvement of the legislative environment that serves to attract investors for investing in local projects", reports Al-Shahed daily quoting Dr Jassim Al-Fahad.
Dr Al-Fahad is a member of the former Higher Committee for Mega Projects affiliated to Council of Ministers, Head of the Kuwaiti Consultants Club and Professor of Economics. During an interview with Al-Shahed daily, he said, "We should work on the vision of His Highness the Amir to transform Kuwait into a financial and commercial hub by bolstering local investment process by directing our sovereign investments to invest in the new economic cities". Dr Al-Fahad went on to say, "We should not negatively view privatization at the local level". He affirmed that privatization experiments have been successful in major countries such as the United States of America, many European countries, China and others, adding that Kuwait should emulate those countries' experiences in privatization.
Dr Al-Fahad stressed the need to be cautious about privatizing all sectors, indicating that the institutions responsible for privatization should establish the foundations of quality, competitiveness and excellence in this regard.
No more expats in senior posts
Chairperson of the parliamentary Replacement and Employment Committee MP Khalil Al-Saleh has announced that last week's meeting marks the beginning of the implementation of the replacement policy, reports Al-Rai daily.
Al-Saleh disclosed the plan laid down by the committee entails total replacement of expatriates in government bodies with Kuwaitis by 2023, reduce the number of expatriates employed in the private sector and retain those needed by the country. He said the "employment of expatriates in administration posts is no longer acceptable."
He told the daily, "The committee has started implementing the plan. We will not stop until we see Kuwaitis occupying the employment market. He called on all concerned bodies to organize employment files and prepare plans to address loopholes which contributed to the rising unemployment rate among Kuwaitis." He also urged the concerned ministries, such as the Ministry of Higher Education, to set up a mechanism for overcoming challenges that prevent Kuwaitis from being employed like the academic output which does not suit the labor market. He emphasized the need to provide training for graduates to fulfill the requirements of the labor market.
KUWAIT CITY, March 11 : Customs officers at the Kuwait International Airport recently foiled the attempt of an African woman to smuggle 'drugs' into the country, reports Al-Anba daily.
Customs officers have seized from her 1.25 kilos of qat (qat – one of the most common forms of drug use and abuse in many East African nations involves chewing parts of the khat plant) which was hidden in her handbag. The contraband and the smuggler have been referred to the authorities
Source: Arab Times
KUWAIT CITY, March 11: Director- General of the Kuwait General Administration of Customs (GAC) Jamal Al-Jalawi has issued a decision to temporarily ban the import of all types of live birds and eggs from the United Kingdom, Japan and Thailand because of the outbreak of bird flu in those countries, reports Al-Rai daily.
Al-Jalawi also issued a decision to temporarily ban the import of horses from Turkey due to the outbreak of glanders. Glanders is an infectious disease that is caused by the bacterium Burkholderia mallei. While people can get the disease, glanders is primarily a disease affecting horses.
It also affects donkeys and mules and can be naturally contracted by other mammals such as goats, dogs, and cats. Al-Jalawi issued yet another decision to lift the temporary ban on importing birds and eggs from Zimbabwe and Mexico after it was proven they are void of bird flu.
KUWAIT CITY, Feb 26: Minister of Health Sheikh Dr Basel Al-Sabah said the government has proposed re-evaluation of health fees for expatriates. Asked about the study on the negative and positive aspects of the fee increase, the minister confirmed a committee has been formed to conduct the study and prepare a report on the new fees stipulated in decision numbers 293 and 294/2017. He explained the re-evaluation will be based on the comments and questions raised by hospitals and health centers.
Meanwhile, MP Adel Al- Damkhi has affirmed that the National Assembly succeeded in playing its supervisory role and it is now heading towards issuing "quality legislation" through the amendment of some laws enacted by the previous legislature. "These amendments are important, considering there is no shortage in legislation and the problem lies in the implementation," he added.
On the performance of the Assembly, Al-Damkhi disclosed the lawmakers focused on more on the oversight aspect of their functions at the beginning of the term and they are now working on the legislative side. He pointed out the previous legislature passed many laws "but we will amend some of these laws due to their negative impact on Kuwait's image; such as the Juveniles, DNA, National Human Rights, Pre-Trial Detention and Public Tenders laws."
The committee argued the proposal calls for the amendment of the aforementioned article; so the appointment of the board members of the commission shall be through an Amiri decree based on the nomination of the Council of Ministers, while the president and vice-president are appointed without obtaining approval from the National Assembly. The proposal is aimed at rectifying a constitutional flaw in appointing the above mentioned officials as it contradicts the separation of powers principle.
By Abubakar A. Ibrahim Arab Times Staff
Bid to cover manpower needs for 13 projects
KUWAIT CITY, Feb 27: The Ministry of Health has asked the Civil Service Commission (CSC) to create 2,140 job vacancies for non-Kuwaitis in order to cover manpower needs for 13 new projects and expansion works which will start soon, reports Al-Anba daily quoting sources.
Sources disclosed the required functional degrees for non-Kuwaitis include 600 doctors who will be assigned at Jaber Al-Ahmad Hospital; 1,540 nursing jobs and 240 technicians. Sources said 1,540 job openings will be distributed to various facilities and new projects that are aimed at providing the best services to patients.
The daily obtained a copy of the report released by the ministry recently; indicating 13 construction projects will be launched soon including seven health centers, Amiri and Jaber Al-Ahmad hospitals. Meanwhile, in response to a parliamentary question submitted by MP Osama Al-Shahin, Minister of Oil and Minister of Electricity and Water Bakheet Al-Rasheedi revealed that there are about 1,000 non-Kuwaiti employees at Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) who receive monthly salaries of KD 1,000, reports Annahar daily.
He explained that these expatriate employees work as lawyers, consultants, administrative employees and engineers. Besides salaries, they receive benefits in the form of plane tickets for their families, housing allowance, health insurance, private car and allowance for meeting educational expenses.
These expatriate employees are from countries such as Pakistan, Venezuela, Yemen, Oman, Turkey, Syria, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Somalia, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Azerbaijan, Palestine, Mexico, Lebanon, Jordan, Colombia, Britain, Bolivia, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Australia, America, Algeria, Ecuador, South Africa and France. There are also 570 Indians, 102 Egyptians, 40 Canadians and 35 Filipinos.
Most of their monthly salaries are around KD 1,000 and above. Al-Rasheedi affirmed that all secretarial positions are occupied by Kuwaiti citizens, adding that KOC does not have any contracts for assistant positions. He revealed that there are 33 expatriate employees including 12 executive secretaries at Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) and they receive salaries of around KD 1,000 per month.
In this regard, a source from the oil sector said Al-Rasheedi's response was not sufficient, as he did not mention the job scale of expatriate employees. He clarified that they receive similar salaries to Kuwaiti employees as well as benefits, indicating that there are larger number of expatriate employees at KOC and KPC whose monthly salaries range from KD 700 to KD 1,000.
The source revealed that the sum of the salaries of expatriate employees at KOC and KPC is about KD 1,600,000 per month, which comes to about KD 20 million per year.
As of Thu, 24 Jan 2019 15:40:31 GMT 1000 PKR = 2.210 KWD1 KWD = 452.448 PKR


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The IQ test was created for the French Ministry of Education by Alfred Binet in 1904 to help teachers identify students needing remedial work without undue prejudice or biasedness by the teacher. There are advantages and disadvantages of using IQ as a measurement of intelligence. Some of the advantages of using the test as a measurement of IQ include: the ability to identify those individuals that need remedial help and provide an opportunity to identify those with "natural abilities.
Some of the disadvantages of using the test as a measurement of IQ include: different ethical groups do not share the same learning experiences and background for the tasks (one's cultural situation), different economic groups had different knowledge for problem-solving and testing become a way to label or categorize people rather than to help those needing additional help.
The IQ test is not accurate when comparing city dwellers versus rural dwellers, different economic standings (poverty versus wealthy) and different ethnic or cultural upbringings. The test is also not accurate when comparing eastern versus western US participants. Another potential inaccuracy occurs with cultural stereotypes: women, elderly and the poor thinking they will do worse.
There is some disagreement between professionals on the usefulness of measuring children's IQ. Some advantages to testing children would include: those getting help that needed it and the testing could help boost self-esteem when a child does better than expected. Disadvantages for testing children would include: teachers developing a biasedness or unfairly low expectations on children scoring low, children's attitude toward test taking affecting their scores and low self-esteem (not comfortable problem-solving alone, motivation to do well and their feelings of competitiveness) plus some of the disadvantages listed in the first part of this discussion.© BrainMass Inc. brainmass.com December 20, 2018, 11:35 am ad1c9bdddf
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The Hanging Temple
The Hanging Temple, or Xuankong Temple, was built onto a cliff-face in Mount Hengshan and has survived for more than 1,500 years. It is the only existing temple that combines teachings from the three traditional Chinese religions: Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. The supportive foundation of the structure is hidden within the bedrock. The temple includes 40 rooms; the highest room, Sanjiao Hall, is 90 meters above ground level. There are more than 80 statues made of copper, iron, stone and clay within the temple. (Read more about The Hanging Temple)
Pingyao Ancient Town
Pingyao was the financial centre of China during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) and the first bank in Chinese history was set up there. Now it is considered the most well preserved ancient city in China, in that it illustrates perfectly what a typical big city from the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing dynasties was like. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Read more about Pingyao)
The Shanxi Grand Compounds
Jin Merchants (merchants from Shanxi) played a dominant role in Chinese history during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) dynasties. They became incredibly wealthy and used that wealth to build grand compounds for their families. These castle-like structures were constructed based on the architectural style of northern China. Similar to the traditional Chinese Quadrangle, the courtyard is usually rectangular in shape and all of the rooms will face towards the courtyard. The whole mansion looks like a compound formed from many small quadrangles. The external walls are high and strong, which makes them perfect for defensive purposes. We will visit three compound: Qiao Family Compound–the most famous, Qu Family Compound–the most delicate, Wang Family Compound–the largest one.(Read more about the Jin Merchants and the Shanxi Grand Compounds)
The Yungang Grottoes
This group of grottoes was carved between 453 and 495 AD, during the Northern Wei Dynasty (386-534 AD). It was the first group of grottoes to be constructed under imperial patronage. The whole site is composed of 252 grottoes with more than 51,000 Buddha statues and statuettes. It is one of the "Four Grand Groups of Grottoes" in China and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. (Read more about the Yungang Grottoes).
The Yingxian Wooden Tower
The Yingxian Wooden Tower is the oldest wooden pagoda in China and miraculously was built without the use of a single nail or rivet. Still more impressive is the fact that, from its construction in 1056 until 1103, it survived seven major earthquakes and only needed 10 minor repairs throughout the entirety of the 20th century. Perhaps there is some luck to the saying "knock on wood"! It towers in at 67 metres (220 ft.) in height and contains a statue of Sakyamuni Buddha, earning it the alternate name of the Sakyamuni Pagoda. It is said that, on a clear day, you can see the pagoda from over 30 kilometres (19 mi) away!
Mount Hengshan
Not only is Mount Hengshan considered one of China's Five Great Mountains, but it also boasts the highest peak of them all, Tianfeng Peak, which towers in at over 2,100 metres (6,900 ft.) in altitude. To put that into perspective, it's nearly twice the size of Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in the UK! Yet it's not the mountain's size that has earned it such prestige, but its religious value. According to the Chinese religion of Taoism, Hengshan is considered a sacred mountain and has been a site of pilgrimage since the Zhou Dynasty (c. 1045-256 BC).
It's home to the Beiyue Temple and the world-renowned Hanging Temple but, since it was cut off frequently from imperial rule when other kingdoms took over northern China, it is now the least visited and least commercialized of the Five Great Mountains. This makes it an ideal place to hike, as its isolated paths and untouched natural beauty are unparalleled among its peers.
Shuanglin Temple
Shuanglin Temple has been nicknamed "The Museum of Coloured Sculptures" and, when you set foot inside and marvel at the collection of over 2,000 painted statues that decorate its halls, you'll soon see why! Currently, due to lack of historical documents, researchers do not know exactly when the temple was built, but a stone tablet stating it was rebuilt in 571 AD during the Northern Qi Dynasty (550-577) and two huge locust trees that were planted during the Tang Dynasty (618-907) attest to its ancient origins.
Although it is estimated that the temple is about 1,400 years old, it underwent large scale restoration throughout the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) dynasties and so its appearance reflects those architectural styles. After all, when you're over 1,000 years old, you need a little extra help to keep looking good! Its name literally means "two woods" and makes reference to one of Buddha's teachings, which states that "nirvana is between two trees". Buddha may not have specified which two trees they were, but Shuanglin Temple's peaceful atmosphere is sure to make you feel more enlightened.


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To Christians worldwide, the man Jesus of Nazareth is the centerpiece of history, the object of faith, hope, and worship. Even those who do not follow him admit the vast influence of his life. For anyone interested in knowing more about Jesus, study of the four biblical Gospels is essential. Four Portraits, One Jesus is a thorough yet accessible introduction to these documents and their subject, the life and person of Jesus. Like different artists rendering the same subject using different styles and points of view, the Gospels paint four highly distinctive portraits of the same remarkable Jesus. With clarity and insight, Mark Strauss illuminates these four books, first addressing their nature, origin, methods for study, and historical, religious, and cultural backgrounds. He then moves on to closer study of each narrative and its contribution to our understanding of Jesus, investigating things such as plot, characters, and theme. Finally, he pulls it all together with a detailed examination of what the Gospels teach about Jesus ministry, message, death, and resurrection, with excursions into the quest for the historical Jesus and the historical reliability of the Gospels.
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Advances in Computers, Volume 80
1st Edition
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- Agile Software Development Methodologies and Practices - Laurie Williams
- A Picture from the Model-Based Testing Area: Concepts, Techniques and Challenges - Arilo C. Dias-Neto and Guilherme H. Travassos
- Advances in Automated Model-Based System Testing of Software Applications with a GUI Front-End - Atif M. Memon and Bao N. Nguyen
- Empirical Knowledge Discovery by Triangulation in Computer Science - Ravi I. Singh and James Miller
- StarLight: Next Generation Communication Services, Exchanges, and Global Facilities - Joe Mambretti, Tom DeFanti, and Maxine Brown,
- Parameters Effecting 2-D Barcode Scanning Reliability - Amit Grover, Paul Braeckel, Kevin Lindgren, Hal Berghel, and Dennis Cobb
- Advances in Video-based Human Activity Analysis: Challenges and Approaches – Pavan Turaga, Rama Chellappa, and Ashok Veeraraghavan
This series, since its first volume in 1960 and now the oldest series still being published, covers new developments in computer technology. Each volume contains from 5 to 7 chapters and 3 volumes are produced annually. Most chapters present an overview of a current subfield within computer science, include many citations, and often new developments in the field by the authors of the individual chapters. Topics include hardware, software, web technology, communications, theoretical underpinnings of computing, and novel applications of computers. The book series is a valuable addition to university courses that emphasize the topics under discussion in that particular volume as well as belonging on the bookshelf of industrial practitioners who need to implement many of the technologies that are described.
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Dr. William E. "Bill� Goodman of Fairland died Friday, May 18, 2007, after a sudden illness. He was 74.
He was born Nov. 11, 1932, in Fairland to Gene and Vella (Stelle) Goodman. He graduated from Fairland High School and attended Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College where he received an associate's degree. He attended Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee and received a bachelor of art's degree.
He was a veteran of the Army where he served for two years as a dental assistant.
Upon completion of active duty, he attended Marquette College of Dentistry in Milwaukee, Wis., where he received a doctorate in dental surgery. He moved to Miami in 1962, where he had his dental practice for 38 years.
He served three terms as mayor of Miami. He was past-president of the Fairland Lions Club, past-president of the Miami Kiwanis Club, past-president of the Oklahoma Dental Association, president of the Oklahoma Dental Foundation, board member of the Oklahoma Dental Foundation board of trustees for 26 years, president of the Pierre-Fauchard Academy, member of the American College of Dentists, member of the International College of Dentists, past-president of Board of Governors of Registered Dentists, member of the State Board of Dentistry for nine years with four of those years served as president and past member of the Miami Jaycees. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Miami.
He married Glenda Jo Blair on Dec. 21, 1957. She preceded him in death.
He was also preceded in death by his parents and one son, Tim Goodman.
He is survived by three sons, Mark Goodman and wife Jeanna of Altus, Dan Goodman of Eagle River, Alaska, and Mike Goodman of Miami, and five grandchildren, Aaron, Josh, Caleb, Benjamin and Cole.
Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church in Miami with the Rev. Rick Longcrier officiating. Burial will be at Fairland Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Jonathan Stelle, Scott Stelle, Tom Stelle, Aaron Goodman, Josh Goodman and Caleb Goodman.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Adcock Funeral Home in Fairland.
Memorials are suggested to the Oklahoma Dental Foundation, in care of the funeral home.


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IMPROVE Act (proposed by Governor Haslam)
As proposed, the IMPROVE Act is a comprehensive and strategic plan to cut taxes on food and manufacturing while updating how the state provides Tennesseans the safe and reliable transportation network needed to support future job growth.
· The IMPROVE Act cuts $270 million annually in taxes
· Keep's the state's transportation network debt-free while delivering 962 projects across all 95 counties
· Cities will receive an additional $39 million, and counties receive an additional $78 million for local projects
The legislation is well thought-out and a responsible way to fund the ever-increasing transportation needs of our state. ABC Greater Tennessee opposes any cuts to the proposed gasoline ($0.07) or diesel ($0.12) taxes in the legislation. ABC Greater Tennessee also favors the governor's proposal over other transportation funding proposals that have been filed.
SB0292/HB0333 (Sen. Tracy / Rep. Doss)
Boards and Commissions - As introduced, changes the date on which assessments of costs in disciplinary cases conducted by agencies connected to the division of regulatory boards become final and subject to judgment and execution from 30 to 35 days from the date of the assessment. - Amends TCA Title 55; Title 56, Chapter 1 and Title 62, Chapter 6.
This is a piece of legislation, filed by ABC Greater Tennessee and the Tennessee Construction Coalition, returns construction inspectors to the oversight of the Contractor Licensing Board rather than the Division of Regulatory Boards within the Department of Commerce and Insurance. We feel that the consolidation of the inspectors within the department has led to inadequate inspections and less enforcement. Returning inspectors to the Contractor Licensing Board will improve effectiveness of enforcement.
SB0251/HB0066 (Sen. Tracy / Rep. Smith)
Appropriations - As introduced, appropriates $120 million from excess state tax revenues over-collected in fiscal year 2016-2017 to the department of transportation to be used for transportation road projects, $20 million of which is earmarked for state-aid roads. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 9; Title 54 and Title 67.
This legislation compliments Governor Haslam's IMPROVE Act by restoring monies to the road fund that were used by the prior administration to balance the budget. The $120 million comes from surplus funds from state tax collections.
SB1237/HB0451 (Sen. Norris / Rep. Eldridge)
Workers Compensation - As introduced, allows a court to apportion fault to an employer who covered an employee under workers' compensation when such employee brings an action against a third-party tortfeasor and reduces the employer's subrogation recovery to the extent such employer has allocated fault. - Amends TCA Title 50; Title 56 and Title 62.
This legislation, while complicated, permits a court to apportion fault in third party cases based on comparative fault. We feel this is a more fair and equitable to business because it reduces the employer's subrogation recovery to the extent that such employer has allocated fault.
SB1313/HB1391 (Sen. Yarbro / Rep. Jernigan)
Economic and Community Development, Dept. of - As introduced, establishes the office of apprenticeship and work-study programs within the department; provides a tax credit to entities that participate in the programs; and reinstates certain apprenticeship programs for certain professional boards and commissions. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 49; Title 62 and Title 67.
The intent of this legislation is to provide incentives to companies that promote apprenticeship and other training opportunities, which ABC Greater Tennessee generally supports. However, ABC opposes state incentives used to promote federal apprenticeship training only. We believe this legislation would unfairly favor other programs over ABC Greater Tennessee's current, highly successful, training program. The reach of this bill would allow the establishment of supervisory standards, wage & benefit issues as well as licensing standards which we believe go beyond the scope of apprenticeship training; and, interject the government into a private business's policy interest.
SB0843/HB1044 (Sen. Briggs / Rep. Matlock)
Liens - As introduced, provides that a prime contractor's lien is forfeited if the final decision of a suit brought for its enforcement is not delivered within two years from the lienor bringing the suit to enforce the lien; authorizes the court to hold any party that unduly delays or extends the action to enforce such a lien liable for the injured party's expenses incurred as a result of the delay or extension. - Amends TCA Title 62, Chapter 6 and Title 66, Chapter 11.
The principal reason for our opposition it unfairly imposes a deadline on prime contractor liens which could be well in front of final litigation of any lawsuit.
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This legislation will assist with the timely delivery of oversized goods and materials to job sites by expanding the hours of delivery, among other things, by correcting an unintended legislative drafting error from the last General Assembly.
SB1220/HB0533 (Sen. Norris / Rep. Hawk)
Highways, Roads and Bridges - As introduced, authorizes the department of transportation to maintain public access roads within state parks; establishes the high priority bridge replacement program for local bridges not on the state highway system. - Amends TCA Title 54, Chapter 1, Part 1 and Title 54, Chapter 4.
County roads and bridges are a vital to the safety and economic vitality of all Tennessee counties and municipalities.
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Boutique Options are complementary to the students' regular courses within the daily timetable since DWA has extra hours in its program. This means that students are engaging in the Boutique Options within the regular school day, not before or after school.
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Not to be confused with the regular Physical Education class, the Sport Performance option is an additional course where students can pursue their passion for sports and athletics.
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In a press statement, EPA's deputy director for technical affairs Mohammad Al-Enezi, said data has showed a sharp drop in salinity in the Bay, adding that it was an indication of heavy water drainage in that area.
He noted that research was underway to make sure of the source of water. He stressed that the authority is currently following up these changes to maintain safety of marine life.
The authority advised bodies responsible for these areas to abide by the new environment protection law, confirming its determination to hold perpetrators of these violations accountable.
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Commercial Truck Trader is a large vehicle and utility vehicle trading site where sellers and dealerships can list in exchange for a small commission. The site groups listings by area so that buyers can find offerings located conveniently to their own locations, avoiding the hassles of long-distance transport.
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"A journey is like marriage. The certain way to be wrong is to think you control it"
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February 20th, 2012:
"We're already two minutes par our planned start time and you guys are still not ready?!" exclaimed Mr. Perfect Avinash. There's always one person in the gang who makes sure that we don't miss out on the schedule and the timing for fun. In fact, the date for the outing, timings and everything was decided by him. Trip was postponed from Wednesday to Thursday because we didn't want to miss the only non-veg dinner day in our pathetic mess. End of the mid-sems, start of the spring and a preplanned week of GT! What can be a better time for the trip than this! Some agreed for this reason, some agreed because they ran out of profile pictures for their FB accounts and need a good one and some agreed for the sole reason of racing their bikes away on the highway! So it's going to be a nice, crazy and unforgettable bike trip for sure!
After half an hour:
The disfigured roads of Bhopal made sure that we did not enjoy the ride at all. Almost everyone in India is a huge fan of cricket and hence road contractors too, follow the method of preparing a cricket for the test matches. First two days, it is a paradise for the fast bowlers (bike riders) and from the third day, pitch starts showing up the cracks and becomes a hell. And yeah, even a slight drizzle may abandon the match (journey)! Being a pillion, if I was experiencing such a hell, imagine the position of the riders. After a tedious journey of 30 kms, our bikes were as excited as us, on seeing a beautiful, endless road diversion to Mahadevpani which was then about 5 kms from that point. As a routine, a race started out between our 5 bikes. I always enjoy being a pillion and our bike was going to be first in race for sure, ahead of others by quite a distance and that was predictable as Ravi was driving it! That was the moment I saw her, from over 300 meters, coming in the direction opposite to us. The beauty of the road blended with the endless greenery faded away and they were nothing more than the shades of grey when compared to her. May be she belonged to the "archi" group who picnicked in the morning and returning back to hostels. The way her hair flowed and the way her pink helmet and white chudidhaar blended into her angelic look just swept me off my feet (or may be swept me off the bike). Her lips folded as if she was upset and made small, cute dimples on her cheek and my heart skipped a beat! Isn't it amazing how a boy can almost scan the girl and also describe her, just within the seconds! "To hell with the race man! Ravi, just slow down" I shouted and he wasn't listening. Without thinking, I pressed the disc brake and that was it! Our bike skidded and straight away bashed into her scooty pep.As I opened my eyes slowly I saw her half awake, to the right of my bed and Ravi deep in sleep (or may be sedated) to the left of my bed! I turned to her and asked "How's your scooty? Hope it didn't get damaged much!" and she gave me a stern look, graver than the look Batman gives in the cartoons! I wouldn't forget that day and the look, ever!
Date: Not sure,
Place: Hospital, where else!
Date: Not sure,
Place: Hospital, where else!
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The beauty industry is constantly evolving and growing. The public are becoming more aware of what really goes into making some of their beloved products and are now favouring brands that are cruelty free and vegan friendly. It still amazes me that with the technological advances we have that some brands still feel the need to test on animals. I won't go on and bash all the brands as that calls for another post entirely. Today I'm going to shine a light on some of my favourite beauty brands that are not just cruelty free but also pride themselves on being vegan friendly.
Shea Moisture
Shea Moisture are a haircare brand that specialise in Black and Asian hair shampoos and conditioners. Since their legacy began in 1912 they have vastly expanded the brand. Shea Moisture's range now includes makeup, skincare and bath products. Their products use only the best ingredients and don't contain any harmful chemicals such as parabens. I've used Shea Moisture's 10 in 1 Renewal System Hair Masque multiple times now and it has become a firm favourite of mine. It's the perfect product for putting life back into dull and damaged hair. The superfruit complex includes Marula Oil and Biotin which help give hair that revived feeling. Shea Moisture have launched a range of Shea Butter Lipsticks and there is a nude shade that I have to get my hands on. Everyone knows I'm a sucker for a good nude lipstick.
Embryolisse is a skincare brand that was founded in Paris in 1950 by a dermatologist. I love brands that have a science behind them and you can clearly see the passion behind Embryolisse. Their most popular product is the award winning Lait-Creme Concentre which is a rich moisturizing lotion. The Lait-Creme Concentre can be used for a multitude of purposes including as a primer, moisturiser and make-up remover. I don't know of any other product that contains such versatile properties at such good value for money. Embryolisse is a very new brand to me but one I'm really interested to try more from. Embryolisse products can be found on ASOS too!
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The Jojoba company was founded in 2008 by a father and daughter who are passionate about the jojoba plant. The company is 100% family owned and the jojoba plants are grown on their farm in Australia. I love that this small family run business has now expanded to the global market. The entire range from the Jojoba company uses jojoba oil as it's main ingredient. From just one main ingredient they have created a broad range of skincare products which include cleansers, moisturisers and face masks to name a few. The jojoba company pride themselves on creating products that are as natural and pure as possible.
Lord and Berry
Lord and Berry are a makeup brand that date back to 1992. The brand is relatively new in terms of beauty companies but they are extremely well established. Lord and Berry wanted to put style and fashion back into makeup and their main goal is to empower women. I've used Lord and Berry products for a few years now and their pencil eyeliners and lipliners are some of my favourites. A new product of theirs is the Perfecto Liquid Eyeliner which is a thick graphic eyeliner. I definitely want to try this out soon. Lord and Berry are currently stocked on ASOS so check them out next time you are ASOS hauling.
Know Cosmetics
I was only very recently introduced to Know Cosmetics, a beauty brand founded in Canada. Know Cosmetics currently have a small range of 5 products and they are the 'secret weapon to professional results'. I recently tried the 'No Thin Lips' product which is a lip plumping gloss. The gloss tingles on the lips and plumps and volumizes them. Know Cosmetics other products include a lipstick sealer, a concealer for under eyes and a 4 in 1 eyebrow shaping kit.
All of the brands mentioned are Cruelty Free and Vegan friendly. If you've tried any of the brands or if there are some you had never heard of before today let me know by leaving a comment below.


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In July 1980 the average high temperature in Barter Island, AK was 40.9°F, and this was 5.4°F cooler than the average of 46.3°F. The hottest day in July 1980 was 26 July when the temperature reached 52.0°F. Overnight the average temperature in July is 36.4°F and in 1980 the average overnight temperature was 2.6°F cooler at 33.9°F.


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Marlins place Kevin Gregg on DL, reinstate A.J. Ramos
MIAMI — The Miami Marlins placed right-handed reliever Kevin Gregg on the 15-day disabled list (retroactive to July 14) with right elbow inflammation, while reinstating right-handed reliever A.J. Ramos from the DL prior to Friday's opener against the San Francisco Giants.
Gregg, who signed with the club in the beginning of June, has a 10.00 ERA in 12 appearances. Over nine innings, he has given up 10 runs on 11 hits. The 36-year-old did not play during spring training or the start of the 2014 season until his second stint with the organization.
"It's been bothering him a few days before the All-Star break and came in yesterday and was sore," manager Mike Redmond said. "Knowing that we were going to have this move coming up with A.J. — him being ready to go. It seemed like the right decision to make and get Kevin a few days off, make sure he's 100 percent."
Ramos went on the DL with right shoulder inflammation on July 1 (retroactive June 28). He is 4-0 with a 2.17 ERA in 39 outings. Ramos had an MRI for precautionary reasons when the discomfort persisted after throwing 50 pitches June 26 in Philadelphia.
The 27-year-old has been used in a setup role with lefty Mike Dunn. He is back after rehabbing with Double-A Jacksonville during the All-Star break. In one inning with the Suns, Ramos gave up a run on two hits. He also pitched a simulation game on Thursday.
"Everything's been fine," Redmond said. "He said he's been feeling great. He just needed a blow. It just got sore and we were using him a lot and needed some time off to get himself back to 100 percent. He said he's feeling great and ready to go. Hopefully this'll carry him out the rest of the season."
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I have always been a fan of the Korean F4, particularly Lee Min Ho and Kim Hyun Joong (KJH). Their stint as main leads of the famous "Boys Over Flowers" (BOF) Korean adaptation of the Japanese manga "Hana Yori Dango" and Taiwanese "Meteor Garden" catapulted them to their superstardom today! Who can ever forget the characters Gu Jun-Pyo, Yoon Ji Hoo and Geum Jan Di?
Don't get me wrong but let's face it! Women sometimes tend to look for other varieties of "handsome," don't they? Not just the stereotypical Kobe Bryant, Lionel Messi, Justin Timberlake or Tom Cruise! Well, I still got a dozen of Hollywood, World Cup and NBA crushes, though. 😀
So, let's focus first on Hyun Joong oppa's destined fame as an ultimate "Flower Boy."
Well, KJH hit Asian scene with enormous popularity when he became the leader and main rapper of the famous K-Pop boyband SS501 in 2005. Given such stature in the K-Pop music industry and his innocently handsome face, he was selected to play the timid but lovable character of "Yoon Ji Hoo" in BOF. Around this time, SS501 members decided to individually pursue their singing and acting careers, KJH included. When this happened, of course, oppa KJH was quick to say that SS501 did not disband. He said that they just lay low performing as a group. As a matter of fact, they again performed together sometime in 2013 for a Korean event.
Finally becoming a solo singer and a sought-after actor across the globe, this 29-year old heartthrob starred again in another massive hit, the mini-series "Playful Kiss" in 2010. Here, he played the coldhearted boy genius, "Baek Seung-Jo" who will later on realize that his fate is to spend lifetime with the flimsy and clumsy "Oh Ha-Ni."
Four years fast forward, KJH's multitude of followers have exponentially became millions stronger. At that, his talent agency decided to take yet again another major leap in his ever flourishing singing and acting career, thereby launching this US$14M-budgeted mini-series – "INSPIRING GENERATION." Here, he portrays the role "Shin Jung Tae."
From that young and innocent looking Flower Boy, there comes the new image of KJH!
MORE CHISELED and ABS-INFUSED, he rocked his fans' television sets with so much excitement and fervor. He must have been going to the gym quite often lately, LOL, that he has gotten YUMMIER all of a sudden. Yay! 😀 ❤
The ABS Evolution, see? 🙂
Hyun Joong Oppa sported a very manly haircut and wow! His punches, kicks and acting prowess stood out overall! Argggh, I just can't stand seeing him with bruises on his godly face!
The Korean drama actually aired sometime in January to March but unluckily, my country, this endearing Philippines, has yet to get a franchise of the series.
Well, I cannot wait any longer so I watched it ahead of any KJH fan in my neighborhood, LOL! 😀
In this drama, I can honestly say without any tinge of bias that KJH never failed to deliver! Now, I love him MOREEEE! Saranghamnida Oppa!
Watch the korean drama starring KJH on this Viki link – Pilot Episode INSPIRING GENERATION (Kim Hyun Joong)!
You can also watch the trailer on Youtube!


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