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from the urls-we-dig-up deptThe third annual National Robotics Week is currently underway, if you didn't get the memo. The second week of April was officially designated for robotics in 2010 by House Resolution 1055. If you haven't hugged your robot today, it's about time you did, perhaps.
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The draws for next year's All-Ireland senior, intermediate and junior camogie championships have been made.
Champions Cork and Dublin have been drawn together in Group 2 of the senior championship draw. The group also contains Meath, Offaly, Tipperary and Wexford.
Last September's beaten finalists Kilkenny have been paired with Galway in Group 1, where Munster counties Clare, Limerick and Waterford have all been drawn together.
The senior championship gets underway on the weekend of June 9/10.
2018 All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship
Group 1: Clare, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick, Waterford
Group 2: Cork, Dublin, Meath, Offaly, Tipperary, Wexford
2018 All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Championship
Group 1: Carlow, Cork, Derry, Down, Laois, Wexford
Group 2: Antrim, Kildare, Kilkenny, Galway, Tipperary, Westmeath
2018 All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Championship
Group 1: Clare, Kerry, Limerick, Offaly
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Blues set to host struggling Sharksby Sean McCullen
SHARKS (20-7-6) at BLUES (22-6-4)
Last 10: San Jose 5-4-1; St. Louis 6-3-1
Season series: This is the third and final game between the teams. The San Jose Sharks won the first two games against the St. Louis Blues by a combined score of 12-5. San Jose forward Brent Burns scored a hat trick in the Sharks' 6-3 win at SAP Center on Nov. 29.
Big story: St. Louis has lost two games in regulation on home ice (13-2-2), and one of those losses came against San Jose on Oct. 15. The Blues will be looking to avenge the earlier loss at Scottrade Center, in which the Sharks got goals from six different players on their way to a 6-2 win.
Team Scope:
Sharks: San Jose has dropped five of six (1-4-1), including a 3-2 loss to the Nashville Predators on Saturday.
Coach Todd McLellan sent a message to Burns and Logan Couture at practice Monday, assigning each a teal jersey indicative of assignment to the team's third and fourth lines, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
"There's some players that haven't produced that we really count on a lot," McLellan said. "And maybe it's an opportunity to shake things up a little bit."
McLellan did not commit to demoting the two forwards from the top six for the St. Louis game.
Burns has not scored in eight games, and Couture has two goals in his past 15 games.
Blues: St. Louis lost to the Ottawa Senators 3-2 in overtime Monday night. The loss snapped a three-game winning streak.
The Blues will play San Jose without captain David Backes, who left the game Monday with an upper-body injury sustained on a hit by Senators forward Colin Greening.
St. Louis could not hold onto the one-goal lead it held after two second-period goals by Chris Stewart. Bobby Ryan tied it for the Senators at 5:44 of the third and rookie defenseman Cody Ceci scored the game-winner at 3:59 of overtime.
Coach Ken Hitchcock was not disappointed with his team's play in the overtime loss, particularly in the second period. He expected a good effort from Ottawa after the Senators lost 5-2 to the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday.
"I thought the way we played in the second period was great. The second period was one of the best road periods we've played all year. We really took it to them and really hemmed them in, and at times overwhelmed them with our forecheck, so I was really happy. I was happy with the point.
"You know, disappointed that we lost it the way we did, it was too bad. [We] made a few errors on the 4-on-4 stuff, but overall the way we played in the second and third period was pretty impressive. We were down three, four top forwards … that's pretty impressive."
Who's hot: Sharks center Joe Pavelski has three goals his past three games. … Stewart has four goals his past three games after scoring twice in Ottawa.
Injury report: Sharks defenseman Scott Hannan (upper body) is day-to-day. Forwards Mike Brown (lower body), Adam Burish (lower body) and Raffi Torres (knee) are on injured reserve. … St. Louis may be without forwards Vladimir Sobotka (upper body) and Jaden Schwartz (undisclosed), both of whom sat out against Ottawa. Defenseman Jordan Leopold (finger surgery) and right wing Ryan Reaves (hand) are on IR.


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I found these little frames at the thrift shop and was inspired to make a series of paper owls to fit in them. I've made fabric pocket owls, so a paper version it makes sense. It's fun to try to do something very simple and only concentrate on colors and patterns. I'm already thinking of the next series. These owl babies are named "Sara, Percy and Bill", of course. I'll show the other ones as they come together.
A Tree for Emmy
Just in time for spring, or maybe a bit early, (especially considering how often I have to run outside as it gets dark to cover my baby garden with a warm blanket) I got my new book out from Peachtree. It certainly is bright.... It got a nice customer review on amazon and in general I'm pretty happy with it. ( I love the pink polka dot endpapers) You can see a few of my favorite pages above.
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BKR Clash in the Country: Kelleigh Bannen vs. Hayden Panettiere [VIDEO]
Welcome to the BKR Clash in the Country! We will be featuring two country artists' brand new songs each week. We want to know which one YOU like better! So, listen to each song and then vote! We will play your BKR Clash in the Country favorite on Monday afternoons between 6 and 7PM.


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Eurocopter Kazakhstan, a joint venture between Eurocopter and state-owned Kazakhstan Engineering, has received its first EC145 light utility helicopter kits, and expects to have eight kits to assemble by mid-November, says EADS Kazakhstan General Director Silvere Delaunay.
The Kazakhstan government has placed firm orders for 14 EC145s from a letter of intent (LOI) for up to 45 EC145s and 20 EC725 multirole helicopters. Of the 14 orders placed, 10 helicopters are destined for the Ministry of Emergency Situations, while the remaining four will go to the Ministry of Defense.
Six EC145s already have been assembled in Kazakhstan, but were completed at a different facility. All final assembly, customization and some systems integration will now occur at the new Eurocopter Kazakhstan plant in Astana, which officially opened in early July at an event attended by Kazakhstan's president, Nursultan Abishuly Nazarbayev.
The venture currently has about 50 employees, and will increase to 120 once the full production capacity of 10 EC145s a year is reached, Delaunay tells Aviation Week. More employees will be added for EC725 assembly, Delaunay adds, with a final total determined when the scope of work is finalized. Eurocopter hopes to firm up some orders for the EC725s next year. The LOI calls for 20 units to be delivered by 2020.
The new joint venture is intended as a regional center for Central Asia, providing helicopter maintenance and training, Delaunay says. The facility has the capacity to handle scheduled and nonscheduled maintenance for a fleet of 90 helicopters, he adds.
"Kazakhstan is seen as a strategic country for the EADS Group," Delaunay says. "The EC145 sold from the JV is at the same quality level as those imported from Europe, but due to the fact the helicopter is assembled in Kazakhstan, the EC145 will benefit from tax incentives."
The joint venture may also help Eurocopter open the Russian market, as Kazakhstan takes part in an economic pact with Belarus and Russia that abolishes tariffs and import duties on goods exported between the countries.
Apart from the Eurocopter deal, EADS also has firm orders from Kazakhstan for two Airbus Military C295 transport aircraft from a memorandum of understanding for up to eight of the type, Delaunay says. The two C295s are scheduled for delivery to Kazakhstan's air force by year's end.
Meanwhile, EADS's space and satellite business Astrium has a contract to supply two Earth-observation satellites to Kazakhstan's space agency Kazcosmos, says the agency's chairman, Talgat Musabayev. To fulfill Kazcosmos' requirement for transfer of technology and know-how, Astrium has established Ghalam, a joint-venture with Kazcosmos' subsidiary Kazakhstan Garysh Sapary, to assemble, integrate and test satellites at a purpose-built facility in Astana.
Kazakhstan Garysh Sapary also is constructing a space center that will operate Kazakhstan's satellites in orbit. Astrium is providing some equipment and technology for the center.


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Dozens of Aramark Corp. employees on Thursday worked over the Salvation Army Glendale's food pantry facility and created a new physical fitness area for youth and adults, organizers said.
Aramark created a doorway pass-through at the food pantry to allow for faster food delivery, and the new gym area at the Windsor Road location as part of the company's long-running relationship with the Salvation Army of Southern California. Last year, Aramark created an area at the Santa Ana Salvation Army facility to enhance job- and career-readiness programs there, according to the company.
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Seal on a Rock
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Newlands Valley
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Lightray over Mountain.
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Catbells Panoramic
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Walla Crag
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Ribblehead Summer Evening
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Thurne Reeds
Misty morning looking across the reeds towards Thurn windpump.
Gower Dale Sunrise
A view at sunrise across Gower Dale towards Coomb hill on a summers day.
Cley Panorama
Panoramic image of Cley mill at sunrise in winter.
Norwich Skyline in the Mist
Sunlight catching the cathedral on a misty morning over Norwich city.
Hope Valley Rays
Rays of sunlight shining down onto the villae of Hope.
Kynance Cove Sunset
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Derwent Calm
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Lochranza Castle Panorama
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Peveril and Castleton
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Rain in the Peaks
Rain and sunlight rolling accross the hills of the Peak District.
Fairfield Horseshoe
Looking down the valley towards Windermere from the Fairfield horseshoe walk.
Thirlmere from Helvellyn
Looking down to Thirlmere with the mountains of Skiddaw and Blencathra in the distance.
Ribblehead Wide Panorama
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East Pier
Panoramic image of Whitby's east pier.
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Ulswater Head
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Birch Group
A group of birch trees in yellow Autumn colour amongst the bracken on a foggy morning.
Hope Valley MIsty Sunrise
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Unit D: The Atmosphere and Beyond
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P2 Roundtable Minutes
Joy Campbell – EPA Region 6
Chris Cambell - WERC
Audree Miller - ADEQ
David Greer - TCEQ
Grace Hsieh – TCEQ
Ken Zarker - TCEQ
Allen Gilliam - ADEQ
Gary Gilliland– Grand Prairie
Cindy Mendez – Grand Prairie
Hilario Gamez – UT El Paso
Thomas Vinson-Peng – zerowastenetwork.org, (minute taker)
Upcoming Events:
Joy started the meeting off by stating that we were looking to work with partners to integrate P2 into their programs. One potential partnership is with pretreatment programs in our region.
Follow up:
Pretreatment Program of Grand Prairie
The roundtable had two special guest speakers (and prospective members) Gary and Cindy of City of Grand Prairie pretreatment program. We invited them to tell us how P2 is incorporated into the pretreatment program at Grand Prairie, and look for connections.
Gary started with a history of pretreatment and P2 programs and Cindy discussed a lot of the mechanics and results. Have been doing for two or three years. The program started in water quality, and focused there. They thought of the program from a cost/benefit perspective, and P2 seemed a good thing to incorporate.
As part of their pretreatment audit they have a P2 component. Dischargers are told they can have a P2 component. Grand Prairie doesn't mandate any particular activities. However, dischargers typically want to include something in their program. They know P2 was going to be one of the things they audited for. They can have a blank folder, but aren't satisfied with having a blank folder.
As they saw the benefit they began to expand the program.
They began publishing articles in their newsletter. Their quarterly newsletter is primarily designed to promote the conference. They put in information about why
Put in people who were fined, regs., and P2. Have quarterly meetings with 40-60 attendees. One per year is devoted to pollution prevention. They have an award program.
They discussed one industry that lost their business. Did as much P2 as anyone. They went out of business, due to Chinese competition. Even though he was doing a lot of P2/recycling. Mr.Gilliand used this example to illustrate how P2 is a great thing, but doesn't solve all problems.
The participants had several questions:
Q: How many permitted?
A: 80 permitted industries. 40 permitted, 40 monitored. 60-70%.
A: Last quarterly meeting give plaque for compliance, which includes a P2 component.
Q: How many other pretreatment programs do P2
A: Not sure
They have 2-3 P2 winners. Give out permitted and non-permitted form, give a small biz, big business and something special.
For example, last year was energy efficiency. A company converted to oil-less dust stops. The seal doesn't use oil. "Solvay" plastic bead manufacturer. They eliminated oil in their process, they had the power point presentations etc.. They make it part of their awards ceremony.
In terms of the P2 requirements, the companies can summarize their P2 activities. They can also use the Texas P2 Plan (WRPA) to comply. Cindy stated that planning was a good way to get them to think about P2. She said that companies hate to put "none" when asked about what P2 options were implemented.
Newsletter published quarterly: Announces meetings.
Joy suggested having a panel for pretreatment coordinators at P2 workshops and conferences. They could present their case studies. She also pointed out potential partnerships with the Greening the Supply Chain Initiative
Arkansas – Allen, Audree
Allen spoke about the annual pretreatment conference given for the region. In these conferences P2 has quite a few sessions already. The focus has been on P2 in the audits. Cindy mentioned that the focus could move to teaching pretreatment coordinators about various processes and industries and the P2 options available for them. What BMP's are available for them? David James and Craig Weeks have been particularly effective.
EPA - Joy
Joy discussed ideas for Spring/Summer Arkansas P2 Roundtable and NPDES.
Performance track partnership Look at who is participating, and help feed them options. They are required to have projects. So they are always looking for P2 projects. This would be a good thing for our roundtable.
Look at local municipalities that have added P2 into their industrial permits. We could work with them on metrics or measurements.
Becoming familiar with the industries process is a high priority.
Early Conclusion
Call concluded early because we ran out of time.
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Mustang Timeline:
1964-66 | 1967-68 | 1969-70 | 1971-73 | 1974-78 | 1979-86 | 1987-93 | 1994-98 | 1999-2004 | 2005-2008
1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004
V6 | GT | Centennial Edition | Mach 1 | Cobra | Roush, Saleen, & Steeda
GM's axing of Mustang's strongest competition--Camaro and Firebird--in
2003, Ford beefed up its Mustang lineup for the year, supercharging the
Cobra and reviving the Mach 1 moniker.
Dark Shadow Grey and Redfire were
added to the color options, replacing Mineral Grey and Laser Tint Red.
Azure Blue was available for the Mach 1 only.
The 2003 V-6 Mustang got the hood
from 1999 and 2001 Cobras with a small rear-facing scoop.
The Pony Edition Mustang was added
to the nationwide lineup in 2003, after being a Florida-only edition in
2001 and 2002. It was a V-6 with the raised GT hood scoop, Stampeding Pony
door graphics, polished 16" wheels, and black bumper inserts.
An interior upgrade package was
added for the 2003 GT, and included larger headrests and silver interior
enhancements like the shifter ring, door lock soldiers, and instrument
bezel. A Bright Wheel option was available, but this was nothing more than
the chrome 1999 and 2001 Cobra wheel with Mustang centercaps.
Ford celebrated its 100th
Anniversary in June of 2003, and made limited edition F-Series Super Duty
trucks, Explorers, Tauruses, Focuses, and Mustang GTs to commemorate the
event. The 100th Anniversary models only came in black, and included
Premium Verona-grain Imola leather seating surfaces in two-tone parchment,
and the Mustang got the GT premium package which included 17" wheels,
anti-lock brakes and traction control; dual exhaust; power driver's seat
with power lumbar support; leather-wrapped steering wheel; and Mach 460
AM/FM Stereo with six-disc CD changer, as well as 100th Anniversary badges
on the fender and decklid and embossed on the seats. The Centennial
Package was a $995 upgrade.
The Mach 1 returned in 2003 with a
four-valve DOHC 305-hp V-8 engine sitting under a functional Shaker hood
scoop. A flat black stripe ran from the scoop to the front of the hood, a
black Mach 1 stripe ran the length of the side, the spoiler was painted
black, it got rolled exhaust tips like the 2001 Bullitt, and Comfort Weave
seats like the original Mach 1. A new version of the classic Magnum 500
wheel was the only option for the 2003 Mach 1. The Mach 1 was available in
six colors: Oxford White, Zinc Yellow, Torch Red, Black, Azure Blue, and
Dark Shadow Grey. Visit the
Mach 1 Registry for more info on Mach 1 Mustangs.
2003 Cobras began hitting showrooms
in June of 2002 with a supercharged 4.6L DOHC V-8 pushing 390-hp. Two
inverted hood scoops extracted heat from the engine, the front and rear
bumpers were redesigned, and GT side scoops and a new spoiler were added.
The '03 Cobras had 6-speed manual transmissions.
Ten years after SVT introduced its
first product--the 1993 SVT Cobra R--they released a special 10th
Anniversary 2003 SVT Cobra. The 10th Anniversary Package was available as
either a coupe or convertible, and featured unique 17x9-inch dark argent
painted anniversary wheels, red leather seating surfaces in the front and
rear, interior trim with the appearance of carbon fiber, red painted brake
calipers, and SVT 10th Anniversary badges on the floor mats and rear
decklid. SVT produced 2,003 units of the Anniversary model, which were
available in Torch Red, Black Clearcoat, and Silver Metallic.
The aftermarket was thriving in
2003, and tuners like Roush, Steeda, and Saleen made 2003 the most
diversified model year since 1970.
Roush Performance offered Stage 1,
2, and 3 Mustangs, as well as the 380R, Boyd Coddington California Roadster, and Jack
Roush Classic. The 380R and Classic had 379-hp. Only 200 380Rs were made,
and they were split between coupe and convertible and white with blue
stripes, red with white stripes, and black with gold stripes--a new
combination for Roush. Only 50 Classics were made in both coupe and
convertible form. The Boyd was only offered in convertible, and only 100
were made. They were originally split between silver and black and red and
black, but I've gotten pictures of yellow and blue ones too. Only 25 had
superchargers. The ones that did used the standard Roush hood which was
also used on 1999 and 2001 Cobras as well as 2003 LX Mustangs. The
non-supercharged versions had the standard GT hood.
Steeda introduced the Q400 to mimic
its Q400-R race car. Purchasers could choose between a Vortech centrifugal
supercharger or a Paxton Novi roots supercharger and numerous other engine
and exterior enhancements. Steeda advertised 400-hp, but Motor Trend
tested theirs at 425-rwhp, and the car ran 0-60 in 4.9 seconds, and the
quarter-mile in 12.7 seconds at 111.7 mph.
In celebration of their 20th anniversary,
Saleen offered the ultimate in limited edition vehicles: the SA-20
Speedster. The SA-20 Speedster, based on the Saleen S281, was available as a
convertible only and was powered by a 375 HP, 4.6L V8 featuring a Saleen Series
IV Screw Type Intercooled Supercharger and Saleen Powerflash performance
calibration system. There were only ten made, factory-custom painted Pearl White
with Five Spoke 18" wheels painted to match. The SA-20 featured Saleen's
brand-new, never before seen 20th anniversary Tonneau cover with integrated
light-bar design. In addition, the vehicle featured 20th anniversary black and
yellow graphics, Saleen's lightweight, vented, composite hood, S281 Extreme Wing
and S281 Extreme Rear Fascia with center exhaust. The interior of the SA-20
featured 20th anniversary special edition Saleen leather sport seating, console
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After a few hours play, I find the best method is to carefully observe your initial dwarves - allow them free reign if your surrounding zone is safe, or target nearby caves with caution.
Do not speed up time yet - you need to watch every cave breach, and be ready to hit 'Space' to engage time-warp, pausing time while you place walls. Do NOT place walls immediately surrounding your Town Hall - this won't leave you enough room to place dynamite and blow a hole, and you'll be fairly doomed. You'll not be able to seal the cave, and your failure is only as far away as the moment a dwarf runs at that wall howling and begins to hack it down. ALWAYS leave space around your town hall for emergency holes, but if you're forced to build holes around the Hall itself you're going to lose a lot of dwarves, and ruin your score.
Initially, your goal should be to secure nearby caves to buy yourself reaction-time and breathing room; essentially, you want the peace of mind that there are no immediate death-traps awaiting your hapless bearded fools within a few feet of their front door. Once you've managed your diggers carefully to secure immediate threats, you can relax a little - but don't obsess over sealing any flood dangers you find in the first minute or two - you will NOT be able to afford a complete seal, and you might NEED that money to hire new warriors if your diggers find a Minion lair early.
Maintain a bank account of several hundred whenever possible, and use Solidify to -partially- seal the exposed sides of caves, reducing the risk of your diggers breaching it in the short term. Sealing the nearest wall is a far higher priority than sealing the opposite wall, so consider the order in which you solidify blocks.
After the initial expansion, let your diggers work. You cannot micromanage them all, and your attention is best softly focused across the entire dungeon, than attempting to closely monitor and command every individual. They will inevitably open a large, undefendable cavern around your Town Hall, so in my opinion you shouldn't even bother trying to control them at this point. Walls only encourage their destructive tendencies, holes kill them, and solidify is painfully expensive until much later on. Just let them work, and monitor cave breaches carefully.
Ultimately; the deep dark is a dangerous and unpredictable place. Respect it and it still won't respect you, so instead relax, and accept the way the dice rolls.
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Chorley is a town in Lancashire, England located in the West Pennine Moors.
10 miles north-west of Bolton, 5 south-east of South Ribble, 12 south-west of Blackburn with Darwen and 6 miles north of Wigan.
Preston is 10 miles north of Chorley, and Manchester is 30 miles south-east of Chorley.
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By Rail
Direct Train links from Manchester, Preston, Blackpool, Glasgow and Edinburgh.
By Road
Chorley lies close to the junction of the M6, M61 and M65 Motorways. The closest link to the Motorway network is Junction 8 of the M61. The A6 and A49 roads both pass through the borough.
By Air
Direct Trains from Manchester Airport in around 50 minutes.
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Winter Hill
This is the highest point of The West Pennine Moors and is situated in the borough of Chorley. It stands at 1,496 feet high. Probably the most notable figure of Winter Hill is the television mast which can be viewed from miles around.
The Hill is a local attraction and there have been many tales told about Winter Hill including:
Two Lads - The Tale of 2 Lads goes as on one dark and gloomy night 2 lads were walking over Winter Hill and was never seen again,no one knows what happened.
Scotsmans Stump - Another Tale of Winter Hill is one about a scotsman called George Henderston who was walking over Winter Hill in 1838 and was murdered,there now stands a stump and monument which is called scotsmans stump.
In 1958, a plane crashed into the Television Masts and killed passengers.
Because it is the highest part of The West Pennine Moors,views are stunning there are views of different areas Blackpool Tower and The Big One,The Lake District and it is said even Wales.
Chorley Markets
Chorley describes itself as Lancashire's Market Town and is proud of its popular market, which lies at the very heart of the town. The covered market opens 9am - 4.30pm on the following days. Monday - Flea Market and collectables. Tuesday - New goods and food cabins, with additional stalls on the adjacent Flat Iron car park. Thursday - craft, new goods and food cabins. Friday - new goods and food cabins. Saturday - new goods and food cabins with additional food and craft market on nearby Fazakerley Street every second Saturday.
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TaylorJackson necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 72 diseños de 30 diseñadores freelance.
Taylor Jackson / Taylor Jackson Photography
Hey - I'm a high end wedding photographer out of Toronto Ontario looking for a new logo. I'm willing consider new colour pallets, and a general new look and feel - check out my website to see what I do - http://www.taylorjacksonphoto.com/
High end, sophisticated, discerning women between about 22 and 37 years of age.
Looking for something high end and sophisticated, that speaks to a high end bride. Vintage inspired maybe. Looking for something simple, and elegant. Nice font, and maybe a small design for an emblem that could stand on its own. (or an outline of the name that makes the entire name the emblem - if that makes sense)
I want Taylor Jackson to be the main part text of the logo, and 'photography' to be a sub title to it. I'd like to sometimes just use a little emblem, sometimes use just Taylor Jackson and the emblem(or the name+design), and sometimes use the full Taylor Jackson Photography+emblem
Looking for something new, and not a spin off of what I already have.
I'm pretty open to any ideas really, as long as they carry a high end (and possibly vintage) vibe
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By Barbara Sherf
Diane Marie Dougherty was supposed to take a cruise to Greece for her 50th birthday, but instead she invested the money she and her husband, Joseph, had saved for the trip into starting the Eden Spa and Salon in Erdenheim.
Dougherty, who has worked in the beauty industry in and around Chestnut Hill for 25 years, decided to strike out on her own in mid-May.
Upon seeing a "For Rent" sign at the former Chenelle's Salon and then touring the interior, Dougherty discussed it with her husband and three children. They were very supportive, and she had a colorful sign made, after which Diane opened for business on May 17, one month and one day after her 50th birthday.
"As soon as I saw the space, I had a vision for it. I knew it was just the right size for me. When I signed the lease, everything just fell into place, including the name. I hope people find it a peaceful, relaxing place."
Indeed, the Zen Garden light green and Pearl Earrings cream interior with sleek black art deco trim coupled with the Maxfield Parrish paintings produced a serene atmosphere.
"I chose these paintings for the walls because they have a dreamlike, airy quality. That's how I envision this space," she explained.
Many of her regular customers at other salons have found Diane, who feels that "this totally feels right and like it was meant to be."
One of 11 children who grew up in South Philadelphia, her father was a mechanic, and her mother a teacher's aide. She started working in women's retail after graduating from West Catholic High School and then enrolled in beauty school. Of note is the fact that her fraternal grandfather, Joseph Schaulleur, owned six salons in the Old City section of Philadelphia.
She and her husband have three children; Joseph, 27, is an electrician; Christina, 23, has an undergraduate degree in Business Marketing and is working on a Masters in Speech Pathology, and the youngest, Roxanne, 19, is studying Environmental Science.
Married for 28 years to a Philadelphia police lieutenant, who is the third generation of his family on the force, the couple have lived in Manayunk for 20 years and are considering relocating closer to the salon.
Dougherty started working in the business at Sherlock's Salon on Highland Avenue in Chestnut Hill on and off for five years. She took a break while starting her family and then worked for Salon, Salon in Flourtown for another five years. From there she went to the Gerald Paul Salon in Chestnut Hill and enrolled in the Pennsylvania Institute of Massage Therapy in Quakertown. She received her certificate in massage therapy and most recently worked at Spa Elysium in Chestnut Hill, doing both massage therapy and hair styling.
"I've worked in a lot of different shops, and I've learned from every one of them. I felt like this was the next step, to start my own business. While it was hard to say goodbye to my existing clients, it was something I had to do for myself, although many have followed me here."
Dougherty always wanted to incorporate herbs and a more holistic approach into her work, and she wouldn't rule out having her own line of body washes and shampoos one day.
"I feel if you are true to yourself and follow your heart and work hard that it will all work out. I feel like this is a blessing," she said looking around her 400-square-foot space with its bamboo hardwood floors.
The business is a real family affair. Diane's youngest daughter has helped her start a Facebook page, and her son-in-law is working on her Web site. Her son has done electrical work, and her husband updated the fixtures and retiled the bathroom floor. Her daughter, Christina, helped her write a business plan and apply for small business loans.
"We sit around and brainstorm ideas to promote the salon," she said. "It has really brought us all together as a family." Her friends have given her numerous referrals and she has put in place a referral program to reward anyone who sends business her way.
"I keep it all in this book. When I get three referrals from someone, that person gets a free haircut," she said, noting that she will also offer massage therapy, including the use of a special massage table for pregnant women. In addition to hair styling, Eden offers hair coloring and waxing and will soon offer manicures and pedicures.
Nestled in the row of shops between Coupe Flowers and Phantastic Phinds at 627 Bethlehem Pike, Eden Spa and Salon is open Monday through Friday, 10-7, and Saturday from 9 to 5. You can follow Eden on Facebook at www.facebook.com/s.s.eden11 or call 215-948-3565.
Barbara Sherf can be reached at 215-233-8022 or email@example.com.


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A few days ago, in a courtroom in India, a landmark ruling was made that could impact future legal battles over the sale of generic versions of expensive medications in India. When the Delhi High Court rules that Cipla, the country's largest drug maker, could sell its own version of the lung cancer drug, Tarceva (erlotinib), made by Roche. The generic version will reportedly cost about a third of the proprietary version.
The lawsuit had been brought by Roche against Cipla. Roche accused Cipla of patent infringement, but the judge, Justice Manmohan Singh, sided with Cipla, agreeing that the generic version has a different molecular structure from Roche's original. The ruling upholds Roche's patent on its molecular structure, but allows Cipla to produce its own version, which (presumably) has the same mechanism of action and yields the same outcomes as the Tarceva molecule. The case had been ongoing for four years and the ruling is considered to be a landmark judgment, though Roche could very well appeal.
The timings are interesting, as they seem to set the stage for the reopening of another years-long drama involving yet another cancer drug. The Switzerland-based pharmaceutical company Novartis sued the Indian government years ago over its decision to allow generic versions of the drug to be sold there. First filed six years ago, the case was reopened just yesterday. At the same time, Pharmalot reports that the Indian court has just told Novartis to lower the price at which Gleevec (Glivec outside of the U.S.) is sold in India.
The patent battle over Gleevec is, needless to say, bitter and complicated. Gleevec is a tyrosine kinase inhibitor that treats chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML), a rare cancer that is slow-growing but fatal. Gleevec targets a malfunctioning enzyme that is the product of a genetic abnormality present in more than 95% of patients with CML. For almost all patients with CML, Gleevec or its second- or third-generation counterparts enable people with CML to live a normal, healthy life (and lifespan) with minimal, if any, side effects. (Forgive this brief commercial interruption, but my forthcoming book, The Philadelphia Chromosome, tells the incredible story behind the creation of this groundbreaking drug. More on that another time!)
Gleevec is expensive, but somewhere in the neighborhood of 90% of CML patients in India get the drug for free. So either the company is still making a bunch of money from the remaining 10% of paying patients (some of whom receive a deep discount) or Novartis is fighting the ruling as a way to establish clear guidelines for future branded drugs that may be sold in India.
Although the drama between Novartis and the Indian government is a fascinating case study in its own right, the fight also raises larger questions about drug patents abroad. Cipla was established in the 1930s by Khwaja Abdul Hamied, a nationalist and follower of Mahatma Gandhi. The company became famous in 2001 when it decided to sell a triple-combination antiretroviral therapy for HIV/AIDS for a price that came to less than a dollar per day, a shock in light of the $10,000-per-year cost of antiretroviral therapy produced by other pharmaceutical companies.
Patents on pharmaceuticals are a contentious issue for many countries around the world, for the obvious reason that the average person in most countries can't afford to pay for brand-name drugs. The high price of many patented drugs goes against the belief held by many governments that citizens should be guaranteed the best possible delivery of healthcare. In 1994, the World Trade Organization administered The Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property, known more commonly as TRIPS. The agreement increased the scope of protection for intellectual property that has had the possibly unforeseen consequence of restricting access to medications among impoverished people.
Interestingly, when the discussions that eventually led to TRIPS first began in 1986, fifty countries did not provide patents for pharmaceutical products. Stretching back even further, India had implemented a policy in 1970 that permitted "reverse engineering," a process used to create generic versions of medications in developing countries — essentially, the Indian government was disallowing patented drugs.
Currently, all WTO Members except for those categorized as "least developed countries" are required to issue 20 years of patent protection in all fields. The purpose was to spur innovation (isn't that always the stated purpose behind patent regulations?) but the outcome has been restricted access because many people in WTO countries cannot afford to pay for the drug, and no one is allowed to sell a generic version.
Subsequent amendments have attempted to solve the problems resulting from TRIPS. There's TRIPS flexibilities, the Doha Declaration of 2001, and measures taken by individual governments (for example, rulings in Brazil, Venezuela, and South Africa that ensured access to antiretroviral therapy).
Reverse engineering, the process that allowed Cipla to become one of the world's most prominent generic drugmakers, has been ruled unlawful by India's Patents Act, passed in 2005, and will no longer be permitted as of 2015. When that Act comes into play, it could mean the end of an era for generic drugs in India.
In the meantime, the patent battle over Gleevec in India continues, as do concerns about ever-diminishing access to medications worldwide. Once again, it's the tussle between the fact that drug making is a for-profit business and the wish for unrestricted access to beneficial medications for people with serious illnesses everywhere. At the very least, people with lung cancer in India can look forward to generic Tarceva.


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Lrehurek necesitaba un nuevo diseño de papelería y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 59 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Miss Simplicity
I help women entrepreneurs start and grow their business. I do this via operational, strategic, marketing, and sales planning. This is a brand new company, I was using this brand to start an organizing business but I have changed directions and love my brand so much. So I am about simplicity in business start up.
Women entrepreneurs; start-up, or struggling.
Business card design, rounded corners, to include the following information:
Lisa Rehurek
Facebook.com/ MissSimplicity
Helping women entrepreneurs start and grow businesses.
Please email with any additional required information. Logos are attached.
I like modern, clean, and a color on the back would be good. The tagline can be put on the back of the card as well if that works.
Also, I love the Shopify business card that is posted on the 99designs home page. Just to give you an idea of what kind of design I like.


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This Week's Matchups:
Friday, February 24, 7:05 p.m.
No. 11 UC Santa Barbara vs. Cal Baptist
Santa Barbara, Calif.
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The Skinny
The Gauchos enter this week's match at 8-8 overall and 6-6 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation after consecutive wins over then-No. 2 ranked Pepperdine and USC last week. UCSB's .500 mark in conference ties them with two other teams, Cal State Northridge and UCLA, for sixth place in the MPSF. Brigham Young is currently the pace-setter in the conference at 10-2 while UC Irvine sits in second at 7-2. Santa Barbara will look to improve on its 6-4 home record Friday against the Lancers.
Scouting the Opponents
NAIA member Cal Baptist enters the week with a 7-6 overall record and is coming off a win over Division II Lewis. The Lancers are led by Shamsu Awudu who is currently averaging 5.43 kills per game on a .415 hitting percentage. Eric Plunkett handles setting duties and boasts a .603 percentage.
Patak Yourself on the Back
Since returning from the sideline where he nursed an injured shoulder, junior opposite Evan Patak has recorded 54 kills in two matches, averaging six kills per game. In UCSB's upset win over Pepperdine last week, Patak tallied 29 kills along with two service aces. Patak currently sports the nation's third-best kills per game average at 5.57, second-best points per game average (6.47 per game) and his .632 ace-per-game average is third among Division I and II schools.
Long Distance Brunner
Sophomore middle blocker Theo Brunner's is also among the nation's elite on the attack. Brunner's hitting percentage of .444 is the tenth highest in the nation. Brunner leads the Gauchos in blocking at 0.77 blocks per game and his 2.54 kills per game is fourth best on the team.
Klineman the Mountain
Freshman setter Max Klineman is already establishing himself as one of the best setters in the nation. Klineman currently ranks fourth in the nation with 13.46 assists per game. The Manhattan Beach, Calif. native also leads a Gaucho set that boasts a .472 assist percentage.


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Cookie Recipes
Mandarin and Ginger Sandwich Cookies
Using the same sugar cookie dough I used for the pinwheel cookies, today I made mandarin and ginger flavored sandwich cookies. The flavor is repeated in the cream as well, and to give the treats a holiday vibe I topped them with green, red and white Christmas sprinkle toppings.
I know it's the holiday season when the citrus trees in our garden start producing copious amounts of fruit. I took some Chinese mandarins from the garden to make these cookies. They were so incredibly fragrant and sweet that after eating all the segments, I couldn't throw away the zest. I think they were put to good (and delicious) use!
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Cranberry Apple Pinwheel Cookies
After all the cranberry apple dishes I've made so far, I incorporated the same flavors and created pretty pinwheel cookies. The swirl is a lot easier to make than it seems. All you need is sugar cookie dough to roll around the filling. My choice for the filling was cranberry apple butter but you can use any other filling you like.
Don't get scared by the yield of this recipe! We're getting prepared for Christmas and make our logs of cookie dough in advance and store them in the freezer. They make great gifts, and the cookies are small and delicious, so they'll disappear very quickly.
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Cranberry Bars with Chestnut Spread and Crushed Pecans
As Thanksgiving approaches, I've been giving more thought to new dessert recipes to go with the traditional pecan and pumpkin pies that we make each year. I recently had an absolutely delicious lemon bar, and it occurred to me that a modified cranberry sauce would be a good substitute for the lemon curd.
I used shortbread as the cookie layer. Shortbread is very easy to make, and the buttery and crumbly texture is a nice foil to the sweet and tart flavor of the cranberries. Once the shortbread had baked, I spread a thin layer of chestnut spread over it. The chestnut spread balances the tartness of the jellied cranberries.
To make the cranberry jelly, I added guava in place of the usual orange juice to give the jelly sweetness as well as a more complex flavor. (It also reminds me of our recent anniversary trip to Cancun). Guava is not really in keeping with the season, so if you prefer, apple juice would be fine, but I think the guava has more depth. The goal is to limit the sourness of the jelly because after all, we're making a dessert.
After applying a generous layer of the cranberry spread to the bars, I finished them with a sprinkling of chopped pecans.
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5 Ghoulishly Delicious Halloween Cookies
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Halloween Pandan Ricotta Cookies with Carrot Icing
This recipe was inspired by a recipe that Giada DeLaurentiis made on her cooking show Everyday Italian. Ricotta in cookies may seem strange, but it makes the cookies oh-so moist and chewy. Giada made lemon ricotta cookies with a lemon glaze, but I thought it would be fun to modify the recipe for Halloween.
I added pandan to the batter to give the cookies a spooky green tint. After baking, I covered the cookies with a carrot glaze. The orange color really evokes Halloween. To finish the cookies, I sprinkled on some orange, green and black Halloween sprinkles.
This Halloween, while the kids are over-loading on sugar from too many cloyingly sweet candy bars, the grown-ups can have something to enjoy, too.
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What's the newest asset class taking the investment world by storm?
Cryptocurrency. Lack of regulation is its biggest appeal. However, that may change, given a recent call for regulating this segment. Though it is a big hit with investors, especially because of the record run of Bitcoin, the most popular of all the digital currencies, there have been skeptics crying foul over the legitimacy of this investment class.
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- What is cryptocurrency?
- Characteristics in the cryptocurrency market
- Why the cryptocurrency craze?
- Cryptocurrency terms
- Pros and cons of cryptocurrency trading
- Best overall for US-based traders
- Best overall for traders outside of the United States
- Best for number of choices
- Best platform and tools
- Best (lowest) minimum deposit
- Best for leverage
- Best for customer service
- Best promotion
- Compare top brokers
The mushrooming of cryptocurrency is proof that it's moving toward mainstream acceptance. Apart from Bitcoin, there are a multitude of cryptocurrency options for traders such as Litecoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, etc.
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Technically, cryptocurrency, also known as digital currency, are entries made in a digital ledger which cannot be tampered with unless they fulfill certain conditions. In other words, it is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. The best part is, it is decentralized, with no server or central authority.
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- To control the creation of monetary units.
- To verify the transfer of funds.
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Cryptocurrency overview
Cryptocurrency is a medium of exchange created and and stored electronically in the blockchain.
Characteristics in the cryptocurrency market
Those interested in trading in cryptocurrency should have a good understanding of the characteristics of the cryptocurrency market.
This market is decentralized, with no government or bank involved. This ensures privacy of transaction and elimination of transaction charges. What's more, there is no capital limit with respect to the transactions.
Limited supply
The supply of cryptocurrencies are limited, as it cannot be created arbitrarily and will have to be mined by digital means. For example, Bitcoin founders have stipulated that only 21 million Bitcoins can be mined in total.
Why the cryptocurrency craze?
The cryptocurrency craze is reaching a feverish pitch due to several reasons, some of which are listed below:
- It ensures fraud-proof transactions, given that everything is done digitally, which disallows counterfeiting or reversal of transactions by senders.
- Settlement is immediate.
- Lack of transaction fees, with the miners currently being compensated by the network.
- Universal recognition, as it is not affected by interest rates, exchange rates, charges, etc.
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In simple terms, block is like a page of a record or ledger. Blocks are files where data concerning a digital currency network is stored permanently.
It is the list of all transactions in a peer-to-peer network.
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These are websites where cryptocurrencies can be bought or sold, or in other words, exchanged in return for other digital currencies or traditional currencies.
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A software program used to store private and public keys which are used to send and receive digital currencies and monitor their balance by interfacing with various blockchains.
Pros and cons of cryptocurrency trading
- Staggering returns. Going by the breathtaking rally in Bitcoin, you have the potential to get rich investing in digital currencies. From $968.23 at the end of last year, Bitcoin has rallied over 740 percent and has recently scaled the $8,000 barrier.
- The potential presented by the cryptocurrency as a preferred medium of savings, especially as fiat currencies, are exposed to geopolitical, economic and financial uncertainties and makes it a preferred investment choice.
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- Hacking of cryptocurrency firms
- It's possible to lose your capital.
Cryptocurrency can be traded through two ways. Actual cryptocurrency can be bought and sold at a cryptocurrency exchange. The digital currency as a speculative investment is traded as contract for difference, or CFD, through brokers.
A CFA is an tradable instrument that moves in tandem with the underlying asset and is a contract negotiated between the broker and its customer. Traders don't actually own the underlying asset, but profits or losses when the underlying asset moves in relation to the position taken.
For our comparison purpose, only brokers were taken into account.
Best overall for US-based traders
If you're a US-based trader, those no doubt that you have heard about 10 0 M Suede Black Isola Mocha Women's xUqwZU4IX. It's pretty large; the company has served over 200 million customers and handled about$150 billion in transactions.
Coinbase boasts great customer service, which is a huge win for customers of an online platform. And, your cryptocurrency – whether you're trading Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, ERC20 token, or anything else – is protected. The platform uses vault protections, delayed withdrawals, and two-factor authentication. The best part? Your cryptocurrency is covered by insurance.
The desktop and mobile apps are simple to use, especially for first time traders. You have easy access to trends, charts, and can buy and sell with a few clicks. Set up recurring buys, too. The simplicity makes for a pretty seamless trading experience.
While their Digital Wallet service is free, Coinbase does have fees for buying and selling cryptocurrency. In the United States, Coinbase has a 4 percent base rate for all transactions. But exact payout, deposit, and transfer fees will differ depending on the amount and type of transaction.
Best overall for traders outside of the United States
AvaTrade has emerged as one of the overall winners among brokers offering cryptocurrency trading. It's trading platform caters to various types of traders. AvaTrade also has additional trading tools such as live quotes and charts and it has carved a unique niche for itself in cryptocurrency trading.
The fairly affordable account minimum, competitive swap rates and the breadth of coins offered also makes it a preferred destination for investors looking to make some quick bucks through trading cryptocurrencies.
Best for number of choices
These are the digital currencies offered by brokers:
- Plus500 – Bitcoin, Ethereum/Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, IOTA.
- Etoro – Bitcoin, Dash, Ethereum Classic, Ethereum, Litecoin and Ripple
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Plus500 offers its proprietary trading platform, which comes in four versions: downloadable, web-based, app version and a version for Apple Watch Platform. The platform has a charting software, allows trading in multiple markets from the same screen and provides real time quotes.
eToro offers web and mobile trading platforms.
AvaTrade presents a wide-selection of platforms and also the option for automated trading. The trading platforms offered include AvaTradeAct, Metatrader 4, Mac Trading, Automated Trading, Web Trading and Mobile Trading.
AvaTrade looks like a clear winner this category.
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- AvaTrade – $100
- ETX Capital – $100
Etoro is the clear winner in this category, as it has the lowest account minimum requirement.
Best for leverage
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Cryptocurrency trading happens 24/7, necessitating customer service around the clock. More importantly, live support is preferred over auto-attendants, given the complexities involved in trading digital currencies.
AvaTrade offers phone support and allows deposits and withdrawals through multiple avenues such as credit/debit card, wire transfer, e-payments, etc. The firm claims one-click functionality for buying Bitcoin or Bitcoin cash on its MT4 platform. Meanwhile, Plus500 does not have phone support, and instead, services clients through live chat and e-mail. Markets.com assists through in-platform live support and 24/5 help center.
Meanwhile, easyMarkets promises 24/5 support, the option to trade anywhere (mobile, tablet or PC) and market insight. UFX promises a personal trading coach and allows funding your account using Bitcoins.
AvaTrade scores highest in the customer service category.
Best promotion
- Etoro – Each new trader gets $100,000 in a demo account to practice trading
- AvaTrade – Up to $14,000 as launch bonus
- UFX – Offers a phone verification bonus of $50
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The MP, widely tipped as a future party leader, claimed that the UK was suffering from a "social recession", adding: "It all comes down to the massive gap between the rich and the poor. These kids on estates often are from traditional families, but their parents have to work two or three jobs and so they are not able to spend the quality time with them "" it's not all about single-parent families leading to kids joining gangs as they try to tell us.
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