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The Hyde County Jail, located in the city of Swan Quarter, in Hyde County, North Carolina is a medium to maximum-security facility.
Correctional officers in Hyde County Jail are armed with mace and trained to use physical force to protect themselves, visitors and inmates from violence.
All of the men and women being held in the Hyde County Jail are either awaiting trial or have been sentenced in the Hyde County Court System and been sentenced to one year or less.
The Hyde County Jail also houses inmates arrested by this county’s municipal police departments.
This facility, known as "Hyde County Jail" is also known as Hyde County Jail , Hyde County Jail , North Carolina, Hyde.

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the hyde county jail, located in the city of swan quarter, in hyde county, north carolina is a medium to maximum-security facility.
correctional officers in hyde county jail are armed with mace and trained to use physical force to protect themselves, visitors and inmates from violence.
all of the men and women being held in the hyde county jail are either awaiting trial or have been sentenced in the hyde county court system and been sentenced to one year or less.
the hyde county jail also houses inmates arrested by this county’s municipal police departments.
this facility, known as "hyde county jail" is also known as hyde county jail , hyde county jail , north carolina, hyde.


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Whole Foods' new Midtown Manhattan store offers self-serve muffins, bagels, bagel sticks and doughnuts.
In-store bakeries are vying for coveted breakfast share at a time when morning eating occasions are on the rise.
The bakers at Norwalk, Conn.-based Stew Leonard’s begin firing up the ovens at its five stores at 3 a.m. each day to churn out fresh French butter croissants, signature apple cider doughnuts, bagels that are hand-molded, boiled and hearth-baked and other morning delicacies, said Beth Leonard Hollis, EVP and daughter of the store’s founder, Stew Leonard Sr.
Stew Leonard’s clientele, which is mostly foodies who know how to cook, are looking to limit their portions and add positive health attributes this time of year, according to Leonard Hollis.
The retailer caters to shopper preferences by keeping its bakers up to speed on the latest baking techniques during seminars taught by skilled instructors. A recent class focused on artisan breads with quinoa and sprouted grains. These breads, along with protein breads, have been a hit with shoppers who enjoy them toasted with avocado in the morning or use them to make sandwiches later in the day.
In addition to catering to shopper requests for functional offerings, Stew Leonard’s delights visitors by greeting them with wafting aromas as they enter the open concept store that encourages taste exploration.
“As you come into the bakery you smell the fresh bread being baked just as at home, you smell the bagels and doughnuts being fried, fresh popcorn in the bakery and croissants and cookies,” said Leonard Hollis.
Freshness is among the most powerful tools that in-store bakeries have in their competitive arsenal, said Eric Richard, education coordinator at the International Dairy Deli Bakery Association, Madison, Wis.
Some of Stew Leonard's baked goods are sampled on the spot.
Breakfast bakery dollars, including sales of bagels, muffins, doughnuts and sweet goods such as cinnamon rolls and coffee cake, were up 2.8% during the 52 weeks ending Dec. 31, 2016, according to Nielsen Fresh. Grocery shoppers are not just purchasing these items to enjoy at home, but for immediate consumption.
During 2016, breakfast and morning snacks accounted for 22% of 62 billion foodservice visits (including to grocery stores) during which a prepared food was purchased for immediate consumption. There were 478 million such visits to grocery stores for breakfast meals and morning snacks, and 1.6 billion c-store visits, according to the NPD Group, Port Washington, N.Y.
In-store bakeries can also gain share by positioning coffee stations or juice bars near the bakery, said Richard. “Shoppers are looking for more than just freshly baked product. They’re looking for made-to-order, freshly brewed coffee, other beverages and grab-and-go items. Some are also looking for a seating area to enjoy breakfast,” he said.
Consumers also seek a convenient way to quickly complete purchases. This is the reason why drive-thrus and c-stores have been so successful, noted Bonnie Riggs, restaurant industry analyst for NPD Group.
Austin, Texas-based Whole Foods Market underscores the convenience of its grab-and-go breakfast offerings by positioning its News Agency coffee and juice bar beside the entrance of its new 43,000-square-foot Bryant Park store in New York City.
The News Agency offers many grab-and-go options.
The News Agency, which is fashioned after the city’s classic newsstands, features self-serve muffins, bagels, bagel sticks and doughnuts, along with packaged offerings such as cut fruit, yogurt parfaits, knishes and latkes. The space has its own check stands and operates as a standalone shop that opens at 6:30 a.m. — a half-hour before the main store — so that it may cater to busy morning commuters, according to the retailer.
Turnip Truck, a natural grocer that operates its two stores in the urban setting of Nashville, Tenn., gets a lot of morning traffic as consumers on their way to work stop in for a quick breakfast bite, Food Service Director Jen Franzen said.
“There are quick-service restaurants nearby, but the way we hold our own is with the quality of our product. The fact that our breakfast items are made fresh with wholesome ingredients draws people into the store,” she said.
Croissants in plain, chocolate and almond flavors are baked fresh daily in the retailer’s bakeries, as are muffins in blueberry, coffee cake, bran and vegan/gluten-free varieties. Breakfast sandwiches are made on fresh-baked biscuits. A selection of house-made fresh pastries is also available for morning-time consumption, said Franzen.
“Our muffins sell the most on the weekday mornings and our croissants sell great on the weekends when people are taking a little more time to eat. We also offer full breakfast on our hot bar on the weekends so we have a lot of customers who dine in on those days,” Franzen said.
A fresh juice bar offering 100% organic juice with no fillers and a variety of indoor and outdoor seating options also draws the breakfast crowd. But Franzen attributes much of the return traffic to the retailer’s exceptional service.

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whole foods' new midtown manhattan store offers self-serve muffins, bagels, bagel sticks and doughnuts.
in-store bakeries are vying for coveted breakfast share at a time when morning eating occasions are on the rise.
the bakers at norwalk, conn.-based stew leonard’s begin firing up the ovens at its five stores at 3 a.m. each day to churn out fresh french butter croissants, signature apple cider doughnuts, bagels that are hand-molded, boiled and hearth-baked and other morning delicacies, said beth leonard hollis, evp and daughter of the store’s founder, stew leonard sr.
stew leonard’s clientele, which is mostly foodies who know how to cook, are looking to limit their portions and add positive health attributes this time of year, according to leonard hollis.
the retailer caters to shopper preferences by keeping its bakers up to speed on the latest baking techniques during seminars taught by skilled instructors. a recent class focused on artisan breads with quinoa and sprouted grains. these breads, along with protein breads, have been a hit with shoppers who enjoy them toasted with avocado in the morning or use them to make sandwiches later in the day.
in addition to catering to shopper requests for functional offerings, stew leonard’s delights visitors by greeting them with wafting aromas as they enter the open concept store that encourages taste exploration.
“as you come into the bakery you smell the fresh bread being baked just as at home, you smell the bagels and doughnuts being fried, fresh popcorn in the bakery and croissants and cookies,” said leonard hollis.
freshness is among the most powerful tools that in-store bakeries have in their competitive arsenal, said eric richard, education coordinator at the international dairy deli bakery association, madison, wis.
some of stew leonard's baked goods are sampled on the spot.
breakfast bakery dollars, including sales of bagels, muffins, doughnuts and sweet goods such as cinnamon rolls and coffee cake, were up 2.8% during the 52 weeks ending dec. 31, 2016, according to nielsen fresh. grocery shoppers are not just purchasing these items to enjoy at home, but for immediate consumption.
during 2016, breakfast and morning snacks accounted for 22% of 62 billion foodservice visits (including to grocery stores) during which a prepared food was purchased for immediate consumption. there were 478 million such visits to grocery stores for breakfast meals and morning snacks, and 1.6 billion c-store visits, according to the npd group, port washington, n.y.
in-store bakeries can also gain share by positioning coffee stations or juice bars near the bakery, said richard. “shoppers are looking for more than just freshly baked product. they’re looking for made-to-order, freshly brewed coffee, other beverages and grab-and-go items. some are also looking for a seating area to enjoy breakfast,” he said.
consumers also seek a convenient way to quickly complete purchases. this is the reason why drive-thrus and c-stores have been so successful, noted bonnie riggs, restaurant industry analyst for npd group.
austin, texas-based whole foods market underscores the convenience of its grab-and-go breakfast offerings by positioning its news agency coffee and juice bar beside the entrance of its new 43,000-square-foot bryant park store in new york city.
the news agency offers many grab-and-go options.
the news agency, which is fashioned after the city’s classic newsstands, features self-serve muffins, bagels, bagel sticks and doughnuts, along with packaged offerings such as cut fruit, yogurt parfaits, knishes and latkes. the space has its own check stands and operates as a standalone shop that opens at 6:30 a.m. — a half-hour before the main store — so that it may cater to busy morning commuters, according to the retailer.
turnip truck, a natural grocer that operates its two stores in the urban setting of nashville, tenn., gets a lot of morning traffic as consumers on their way to work stop in for a quick breakfast bite, food service director jen franzen said.
“there are quick-service restaurants nearby, but the way we hold our own is with the quality of our product. the fact that our breakfast items are made fresh with wholesome ingredients draws people into the store,” she said.
croissants in plain, chocolate and almond flavors are baked fresh daily in the retailer’s bakeries, as are muffins in blueberry, coffee cake, bran and vegan/gluten-free varieties. breakfast sandwiches are made on fresh-baked biscuits. a selection of house-made fresh pastries is also available for morning-time consumption, said franzen.
“our muffins sell the most on the weekday mornings and our croissants sell great on the weekends when people are taking a little more time to eat. we also offer full breakfast on our hot bar on the weekends so we have a lot of customers who dine in on those days,” franzen said.
a fresh juice bar offering 100% organic juice with no fillers and a variety of indoor and outdoor seating options also draws the breakfast crowd. but franzen attributes much of the return traffic to the retailer’s exceptional service.


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Founded in 1967, Spokane Falls Community College (abbreviated SFCC and locally referred to as “The Falls”) is one of three public colleges that belongs to the Community Colleges of Spokane district, which represents over 39,000 college level students throughout the region. The other schools in the district include the Institute for Extended Learning and Spokane Community College.
SFCC is two-year community college that awards Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees, along with various career-oriented certificates. The college’s associate degrees are designed to prepare students for entry-level career positions or to transfer to a four-year university upon graduation to pursue a bachelor’s degree. SFCC’s certificate programs are designed to prepare students with the technical training and vocational knowledge they’ll need to pursue a career upon graduation. A few of the more popular programs at SFCC include physical therapy assisting, hearing instrument technology, and orthotic/prosthetic technology. The college also offers courses and programs for students interested in music, art, drama and design. In all, SFCC offers degrees and certificates in over 60 fields of study and disciplines.
Spokane Falls Community College is one of the few community colleges in the state to produce a student newspaper. The school also publishes the Communicator Online an online publication that for the last four years has placed among the top 10 community college newspaper publications in the United States.
In addition to a comprehensive academic offering, SFCC offers various intercollegiate and intramural sports including men’s baseball, basketball, and soccer. Women’s sports include soccer, volleyball, basketball and softball. Coed sports include track and field, tennis, golf and cross country.
Admission to college does not guarantee acceptance to every program. ASSET test required for placement.
See the degree programs that are offered at Spokane Falls Community College.
See the distance education degree programs that are offered at Spokane Falls Community College.
See what it costs to enroll at Spokane Falls Community College and how many students are receiving scholarships, grants, or loans as financial aid to help cover the costs of tuition.
See the admission requirements for Spokane Falls Community College. Find out how many students apply and how many are accepted. View a graphical breakdown of the gender, age, and ethnicity of currently enrolled Spokane Falls Community College students.

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founded in 1967, spokane falls community college (abbreviated sfcc and locally referred to as “the falls”) is one of three public colleges that belongs to the community colleges of spokane district, which represents over 39,000 college level students throughout the region. the other schools in the district include the institute for extended learning and spokane community college.
sfcc is two-year community college that awards associate of arts and associate of science degrees, along with various career-oriented certificates. the college’s associate degrees are designed to prepare students for entry-level career positions or to transfer to a four-year university upon graduation to pursue a bachelor’s degree. sfcc’s certificate programs are designed to prepare students with the technical training and vocational knowledge they’ll need to pursue a career upon graduation. a few of the more popular programs at sfcc include physical therapy assisting, hearing instrument technology, and orthotic/prosthetic technology. the college also offers courses and programs for students interested in music, art, drama and design. in all, sfcc offers degrees and certificates in over 60 fields of study and disciplines.
spokane falls community college is one of the few community colleges in the state to produce a student newspaper. the school also publishes the communicator online an online publication that for the last four years has placed among the top 10 community college newspaper publications in the united states.
in addition to a comprehensive academic offering, sfcc offers various intercollegiate and intramural sports including men’s baseball, basketball, and soccer. women’s sports include soccer, volleyball, basketball and softball. coed sports include track and field, tennis, golf and cross country.
admission to college does not guarantee acceptance to every program. asset test required for placement.
see the degree programs that are offered at spokane falls community college.
see the distance education degree programs that are offered at spokane falls community college.
see what it costs to enroll at spokane falls community college and how many students are receiving scholarships, grants, or loans as financial aid to help cover the costs of tuition.
see the admission requirements for spokane falls community college. find out how many students apply and how many are accepted. view a graphical breakdown of the gender, age, and ethnicity of currently enrolled spokane falls community college students.


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Forthcoming, “Here is a good boke to lerne“: Practical Books, the Coming of the Press, and the Search for Knowledge, ca. 1400–1560,” Journal of British Studies (2019).
“But Does it Work? Playful Magic and the Question of a Recipe’s Purpose,” The Recipes Project. 24 January 2019. recipes.hypotheses.org.
Alexandra Walsham, The Reformation of the Landscape: Religion, Identity, and Memory in Early Modern Britain (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2011) in Past Tense: Graduate Review of History 3 (Spring 2015), 79–81.

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forthcoming, “here is a good boke to lerne“: practical books, the coming of the press, and the search for knowledge, ca. 1400–1560,” journal of british studies (2019).
“but does it work? playful magic and the question of a recipe’s purpose,” the recipes project. 24 january 2019. recipes.hypotheses.org.
alexandra walsham, the reformation of the landscape: religion, identity, and memory in early modern britain (oxford and new york: oxford university press, 2011) in past tense: graduate review of history 3 (spring 2015), 79–81.


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We most definitely are not the sort of family who book holidays months in advance, usually it's a month or two at most - enough time for me to arrange some time off work. On this occasion though I got a text from Tom while I was at work saying "look what I've booked, you need to arrange some time off work." This was on the 13th July and we went away on the 2nd August. Thankfully no one else in my department has kids so they aren't mad enough to use up their annual leave in school holidays and my manager is one of the good ones so he approved my 10 days off with no bother.
We had been debating about going on holiday for ages but didn't think we could afford it (hello new boiler!) but thankfully a few things changed and we realized we could afford a cheap and cheerful week away. A package holiday in the sun was out of the question as the likes of Spain and Portugal are ridiculously over priced in August so we started looking a little closer to home and decided on France.
For long enough I refused France when Tom suggested it as the amount of war related attractions did not appeal but when you are planning a holiday for a family it ticked a lot of boxes - beach for Ethan, cute seaside towns for me and an abundance of historical sites to visit for Tom.
It was significantly cheaper to get the ferry compared to flying and hiring a car but the ferry also meant a 5 hour car journey with a toddler. Call us crazy (or tight) but we decided to go for the car and ferry option. Thankfully there were plenty of sailing so we could pick one that worked well with Ethan’s routine. Outgoing we sailed at 9am from Newhaven to Dieppe which meant we drove through the night and the return sailing saw us arrive back in Newhaven at 9pm so once again we could drive while he slept.
I was apprehensive about the car journey but Ethan was amazing. He slept for most of it and on the few occasions that he woke he was happy to watch CBeebies on the iPad. I would love to know Justin Fletcher's secret to success though - what is it about him that kids love so much??
Accommodation wise we decided self catering would be a better option for us and decided to take a chance on booking a little apartment on the outskirts of Caen through Air BnB. Usually we stay in hotels but we thought this would work better for us as a family and the outdoor space was very appealing. Slight error on our part though... we thought it was a one bedroom apartment but it was actually a studio. This did make bedtime difficult and we had to be super quiet once Ethan was asleep but it was still a great place to stay.
The apartment had everything you could have needed; there was plenty of bedding, the kitchen was well stocked and everywhere was immaculate. It was actually attached to the owner's house but we had our own door and as they were away for most of the week it felt very private and was nice to have the gardens to ourselves.
The first day was a write off as we spent so much of it travelling so Thursday was our first full day. I've realised going through the photos that we didn't take many photos on this day but there is quite a bit of footage on my vlog which I shall post below too.
We started the day with a lazy morning then headed off to Arromanches for a spot of lunch and some time on the beach. Unfortunately it wasn't the warmest of days but it was dry and Ethan loved running around and digging in the sand.We did take him at the beach last year but he was only 5 months old so didn't really get it. This time he was running around like a loon while digging up sand and chucking it everywhere.
Tom picked up a kite in Aldi a few weeks back and decided to try and fly it. I would like to say it was a success but in reality it was a bit of a disaster. The stunt kites were the same price as the normal ones so of course he picked the stunt one. We spent more time picking the kite up off the sand and detangling it than actually flying it. Nonetheless, it still gave us a few giggles.
After a couple of hours we headed up to Omaha beach and to visit the American cemetery. It's a shame that we didn't spend time on the beach itself but the weather was a bit cooler and it was getting close to a certain little man's tea time. That was one thing we learned on this holiday - be flexible to an extent but don't veer too much from routine either.
Now, I'm not in to war stuff, that's Tom's interest but it was still humbling to see all of those graves of so many young men that gave up their lives for our freedom. It was rows upon rows of crosses and I dread to think how many men were buried there. While we were at the cemetery the clock struck 5pm and we were able to watch as the flags were taken down from the flagpoles. I almost lifted the camera at that point to record it then decided against it. It was one of those times where it felt distasteful to start photographing or filming. Instead we stopped what we were doing and watched as each flag was brought down, folded up and put away.
After an hour of walking round, admiring the sea views yet at the same time feeling saddened at the volume of victims of the War we headed back to our apartment.I'll be honest though, I had to detach myself from the sadness of it all. If I let myself truly dwell on it I would be an emotional mess and no use to anyone. The cemetery though was in a lovely location - looking out at the sea it was a constant reminder that there is a wonderful world out there, one that we need to explore and love, not to be torn apart by war.
It was a great first day, a mix of beach time (for Ethan and I) and some history for Tom. I'll be back soon with Part 2 of our trip to Normandy.

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we most definitely are not the sort of family who book holidays months in advance, usually it's a month or two at most - enough time for me to arrange some time off work. on this occasion though i got a text from tom while i was at work saying "look what i've booked, you need to arrange some time off work." this was on the 13th july and we went away on the 2nd august. thankfully no one else in my department has kids so they aren't mad enough to use up their annual leave in school holidays and my manager is one of the good ones so he approved my 10 days off with no bother.
we had been debating about going on holiday for ages but didn't think we could afford it (hello new boiler!) but thankfully a few things changed and we realized we could afford a cheap and cheerful week away. a package holiday in the sun was out of the question as the likes of spain and portugal are ridiculously over priced in august so we started looking a little closer to home and decided on france.
for long enough i refused france when tom suggested it as the amount of war related attractions did not appeal but when you are planning a holiday for a family it ticked a lot of boxes - beach for ethan, cute seaside towns for me and an abundance of historical sites to visit for tom.
it was significantly cheaper to get the ferry compared to flying and hiring a car but the ferry also meant a 5 hour car journey with a toddler. call us crazy (or tight) but we decided to go for the car and ferry option. thankfully there were plenty of sailing so we could pick one that worked well with ethan’s routine. outgoing we sailed at 9am from newhaven to dieppe which meant we drove through the night and the return sailing saw us arrive back in newhaven at 9pm so once again we could drive while he slept.
i was apprehensive about the car journey but ethan was amazing. he slept for most of it and on the few occasions that he woke he was happy to watch cbeebies on the ipad. i would love to know justin fletcher's secret to success though - what is it about him that kids love so much??
accommodation wise we decided self catering would be a better option for us and decided to take a chance on booking a little apartment on the outskirts of caen through air bnb. usually we stay in hotels but we thought this would work better for us as a family and the outdoor space was very appealing. slight error on our part though... we thought it was a one bedroom apartment but it was actually a studio. this did make bedtime difficult and we had to be super quiet once ethan was asleep but it was still a great place to stay.
the apartment had everything you could have needed; there was plenty of bedding, the kitchen was well stocked and everywhere was immaculate. it was actually attached to the owner's house but we had our own door and as they were away for most of the week it felt very private and was nice to have the gardens to ourselves.
the first day was a write off as we spent so much of it travelling so thursday was our first full day. i've realised going through the photos that we didn't take many photos on this day but there is quite a bit of footage on my vlog which i shall post below too.
we started the day with a lazy morning then headed off to arromanches for a spot of lunch and some time on the beach. unfortunately it wasn't the warmest of days but it was dry and ethan loved running around and digging in the sand.we did take him at the beach last year but he was only 5 months old so didn't really get it. this time he was running around like a loon while digging up sand and chucking it everywhere.
tom picked up a kite in aldi a few weeks back and decided to try and fly it. i would like to say it was a success but in reality it was a bit of a disaster. the stunt kites were the same price as the normal ones so of course he picked the stunt one. we spent more time picking the kite up off the sand and detangling it than actually flying it. nonetheless, it still gave us a few giggles.
after a couple of hours we headed up to omaha beach and to visit the american cemetery. it's a shame that we didn't spend time on the beach itself but the weather was a bit cooler and it was getting close to a certain little man's tea time. that was one thing we learned on this holiday - be flexible to an extent but don't veer too much from routine either.
now, i'm not in to war stuff, that's tom's interest but it was still humbling to see all of those graves of so many young men that gave up their lives for our freedom. it was rows upon rows of crosses and i dread to think how many men were buried there. while we were at the cemetery the clock struck 5pm and we were able to watch as the flags were taken down from the flagpoles. i almost lifted the camera at that point to record it then decided against it. it was one of those times where it felt distasteful to start photographing or filming. instead we stopped what we were doing and watched as each flag was brought down, folded up and put away.
after an hour of walking round, admiring the sea views yet at the same time feeling saddened at the volume of victims of the war we headed back to our apartment.i'll be honest though, i had to detach myself from the sadness of it all. if i let myself truly dwell on it i would be an emotional mess and no use to anyone. the cemetery though was in a lovely location - looking out at the sea it was a constant reminder that there is a wonderful world out there, one that we need to explore and love, not to be torn apart by war.
it was a great first day, a mix of beach time (for ethan and i) and some history for tom. i'll be back soon with part 2 of our trip to normandy.


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The much-awaited YZF-R15 version 3.0 has been finally spotted in the Indian dealerships. Yamaha has already launched the all-new R15 in many international markets except India. The all-new bike has already been spotted in India and now according to a report, the bike has started arriving at the Indian dealerships.
Yamaha India has remained tight-lipped about the launch of the upcoming bike till now. However, the report confirms that the bookings have been unofficially started at a few dealerships and the launch is expected in January 2018. The Indian version of the R15 V3 is quite different from the sold in the international markets. Yamaha has excluded a lot of features to make the bike more affordable for the market.
The Yamaha R15 V3 misses out on the upside-down front forks. From the spy pictures, we can see that the bike also misses out on the ABS too but it can be an optional feature. The 150cc bike with the missing features can cost around Rs. 1.3 lakh, which the market may feel like expensive because of its small engine capacity.
The all-new R15 also gets a new engine. It is now powered by a 155.1cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel injected engine with variable valve actuation. The engine produces a maximum power of 19.31 PS at 10,000 rpm and peak torque of 14.7 Nm at 8,500 rpm. It gets a 6-speed transmission that sends the power to the rear wheel. It also gets slipper clutch and a newly designed fairing that looks very aggressive.
The bike gets 11-litre fuel tank. There is a full LED headlamp, which is now available with many other bikes in the segment. The bike has no direct competition in India, however, it will go against the likes of KTM RC 200. The track-focused bike is expected to be launched early next year.

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the much-awaited yzf-r15 version 3.0 has been finally spotted in the indian dealerships. yamaha has already launched the all-new r15 in many international markets except india. the all-new bike has already been spotted in india and now according to a report, the bike has started arriving at the indian dealerships.
yamaha india has remained tight-lipped about the launch of the upcoming bike till now. however, the report confirms that the bookings have been unofficially started at a few dealerships and the launch is expected in january 2018. the indian version of the r15 v3 is quite different from the sold in the international markets. yamaha has excluded a lot of features to make the bike more affordable for the market.
the yamaha r15 v3 misses out on the upside-down front forks. from the spy pictures, we can see that the bike also misses out on the abs too but it can be an optional feature. the 150cc bike with the missing features can cost around rs. 1.3 lakh, which the market may feel like expensive because of its small engine capacity.
the all-new r15 also gets a new engine. it is now powered by a 155.1cc single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel injected engine with variable valve actuation. the engine produces a maximum power of 19.31 ps at 10,000 rpm and peak torque of 14.7 nm at 8,500 rpm. it gets a 6-speed transmission that sends the power to the rear wheel. it also gets slipper clutch and a newly designed fairing that looks very aggressive.
the bike gets 11-litre fuel tank. there is a full led headlamp, which is now available with many other bikes in the segment. the bike has no direct competition in india, however, it will go against the likes of ktm rc 200. the track-focused bike is expected to be launched early next year.


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I'm so sad for Khloe-- you know him will never let her live this down.
IF IT IS A BOY KANYE IS GONNA NAME HIM KANYE II.
BLESS THIS NEWS. BLESS THIS ENDING TO 2012.
I honestly think that's the missing piece they needed another k name for the blood sacrifice to be valid and for the curse to broken. Kris learned of the ritual.

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i'm so sad for khloe-- you know him will never let her live this down.
if it is a boy kanye is gonna name him kanye ii.
bless this news. bless this ending to 2012.
i honestly think that's the missing piece they needed another k name for the blood sacrifice to be valid and for the curse to broken. kris learned of the ritual.


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Important: Effective 2017, you can no longer claim the federal labour-sponsored funds tax credit for your shares.
If you purchased eligible shares from a labour-sponsored venture capital (LSVC) corporation in 2017 or within the first 60 days of 2018, and you are at least 19, you might be able to claim the Nova Scotia labour-sponsored venture capital tax credit.
With this non-refundable credit, you can claim up to $2,000 to reduce your provincial tax payable. The corporation you invested in will issue you a NSLVS form which will show you the credit amount you can claim. Keep in mind, you’ll need to hold onto your shares for at least 8 years, or else you’ll need to pay back your credit amount.
Unfortunately, if your credit amount is more than your provincial tax payable, you won’t be able to carry forward the unused portion to a future year.
Also, if your spouse’s RRSP became the first registered holder of the share(s), either the contributor or the person designated as the annuitant can claim the credit for the share(s).
Before you begin, make sure that you tell us that you lived in Nova Scotia on December 31, 2017.
Under the INVESTMENT INCOME heading, select the checkbox labelled Nova Scotia labour-sponsored venture capital tax credit, then click Continue.
When you arrive at the page for the Nova Scotia labour-sponsored venture capital tax credit, enter your information into the tax software.
Under the MISCELLANEOUS heading, select the checkbox labelled All other deductions, then click Continue.
When you arrive at the all other deductions page, enter the provincial tax credit amount as shown on your paper NSLVS form in the field labelled Provincial labour-sponsored funds tax credit.

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important: effective 2017, you can no longer claim the federal labour-sponsored funds tax credit for your shares.
if you purchased eligible shares from a labour-sponsored venture capital (lsvc) corporation in 2017 or within the first 60 days of 2018, and you are at least 19, you might be able to claim the nova scotia labour-sponsored venture capital tax credit.
with this non-refundable credit, you can claim up to $2,000 to reduce your provincial tax payable. the corporation you invested in will issue you a nslvs form which will show you the credit amount you can claim. keep in mind, you’ll need to hold onto your shares for at least 8 years, or else you’ll need to pay back your credit amount.
unfortunately, if your credit amount is more than your provincial tax payable, you won’t be able to carry forward the unused portion to a future year.
also, if your spouse’s rrsp became the first registered holder of the share(s), either the contributor or the person designated as the annuitant can claim the credit for the share(s).
before you begin, make sure that you tell us that you lived in nova scotia on december 31, 2017.
under the investment income heading, select the checkbox labelled nova scotia labour-sponsored venture capital tax credit, then click continue.
when you arrive at the page for the nova scotia labour-sponsored venture capital tax credit, enter your information into the tax software.
under the miscellaneous heading, select the checkbox labelled all other deductions, then click continue.
when you arrive at the all other deductions page, enter the provincial tax credit amount as shown on your paper nslvs form in the field labelled provincial labour-sponsored funds tax credit.


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The Legion of Mary (Latin: Legio Mariae) is an international association of the faithful of the Catholic Church who serve the Church on a voluntary basis. It was founded in Dublin, Ireland, as a Roman Catholic Marian Movement by layman Frank Duff. Today between active and auxiliary (praying) members there are over 10 million members worldwide making it the largest apostolic organization of lay people in the Catholic Church.
The main apostolate of the Legion consists in activities directed towards all men and women, young and old, rich and poor as well as people from the margins of society (homeless, prostitutes, prisoners etc.) and towards non-Catholics. The members of the Legion are primarily engaged in the performance of the Spiritual Works of Mercy rather than works of material aid.

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the legion of mary (latin: legio mariae) is an international association of the faithful of the catholic church who serve the church on a voluntary basis. it was founded in dublin, ireland, as a roman catholic marian movement by layman frank duff. today between active and auxiliary (praying) members there are over 10 million members worldwide making it the largest apostolic organization of lay people in the catholic church.
the main apostolate of the legion consists in activities directed towards all men and women, young and old, rich and poor as well as people from the margins of society (homeless, prostitutes, prisoners etc.) and towards non-catholics. the members of the legion are primarily engaged in the performance of the spiritual works of mercy rather than works of material aid.


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Young investors have much more on the line.
One of our DollarsAndSense team members was recently invited to moderate a panel discussion at the FSM Invest Expo 2018. Held on 6 January 2018, this free investment event was hosted by Fundsupermart and ShareInvestor, and covered key investment themes relevant for 2018.
During one of the exchanges, an interesting argument was presented for why young people can actually have more to lose than older folks and cannot take as much risk when it comes to investing.
This is the exact opposite advice that young people usually receive.
We’re not trying to say this is bad advice. In fact, it really makes sense when you reason that young investors have their whole lives ahead of them to ride out volatility in the markets. And this is why they should be able to take on as much risk as they can and get invested as soon as possible.
Add to the fact that young people have warmer blood and tend to engage in riskier behaviour regardless, and it looks inevitable that they’ll end up taking riskier investments.
Any losses you incur in the short-term, you can treat in one of two ways. Firstly, losses from market movements can be covered over the long-term as you ride out fluctuations in the market and the economy, and you also continue receiving dividends in the meantime.
The other way losses are brushed off is usually with the notion of “paying tuition”. This is the cost young people pay, in investment losses, to learn the ropes of investing. Again, this doesn’t sound too outlandish as young people usually have less to invest, and hence less at stake, and their losses would also tend to be less. Any experience they gain, can be used to greater effect when they have more money (when they’re older).
Also, because they have a long way to go in the markets, young investors are also advised to take bigger risks. The argument is that with bigger risks, come bigger returns, and all you have to do is play the long-term game to see the returns.
The problem with taking big risks is that you can also incur big losses. And, because you have only a little to start with, this is untenable and its effects can be magnified. Let us explain.
While losing some money at the beginning of your journey to become an astute investor might be acceptable to some, the problem is that you don’t have much to start with in the first place when you’re young.
This means that after a few episodes where you lose money, either through volatile markets or “paying tuition”, you’ll run out of money and confidence. This can be damaging not only to your retirement plans in the long run, but also your determination to continue investing.
Just because you’re a young investor does not mean you need to listen to the “experts” and take more investment risks. This is because taking bigger risks does not necessarily translate to a bigger return. The truth is that you’re more likely to end up with sub-par returns.
You could easily take a high-risk position and end up earning returns that even a low-risk position would have beaten in the course of the year. This is because some high-risk returns might turn out to be really bad investments (hence the higher risk associated with it).
Multiply this by a decade of youthful exuberance and the difference in your investment portfolio could be stark.
Sometimes, it’s not that taking big risks is a mistake. The problem lies with the person that is taking the big risks.
When an experienced investor takes a big risk, he or she knows exactly what they’re hoping for and would also know when to get out of it. This may not be the case for young investors who are just starting out, and blindly subscribing to the mantra of taking big risks.
You’ve surely heard of the term compound interest – it’s when you start earning interest on the interest that you’ve already earned in the past. When this happens over the long-term, your wealth can grow to a sizeable amount you can comfortably retire on.
The problem with losing money early on is that the same effect will be at play. The younger you are, the more time your money has to compound. Any money you lose today could have compounded into a significant amount when you retire, in 30 to 40 years, if you had just been more careful.
Even if you’re able to recover your losses and earn decent profits on your investments after a while, you still need to consider how your portfolio could have grown if you didn’t lose money very early on. It would very likely have far outstripped your returns.
In this last point, an argument could also be made for older people being in an advantageous position to take bigger risks. This is because they’ve gone through the raising their children, paying for their homes and have greater sight into how long they will likely have left.
This allows them to make a more accurate prediction on how much they should need in retirement. Now, they could actually afford to take greater risks with any money that is in excess of what they should require in retirement.
Conversely, younger people are unlikely to have gotten married, bought a home, consider how many kids they want or even know what kind of world (and inflation rates) they will be facing in the long-term. This actually puts them at a disadvantage to older people when it comes to being able to making accurate predictions about their long-term needs.
At the end of the day, it shouldn’t matter whether you’re young or old. You should be investing prudently, and trying your best to reduce the level of risks you’re taking on and earning as high a return you can.
This comes with experience and knowledge, which you need to build from day one. There’s no shortcuts, you’ll need to read articles like this, ask question to those with more experience and gain first-hand experience investing.
Younger investors also have to deal with the greater uncertainty over what the long-term actually holds, and this is why you should be even more prudent when it comes to investing.

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young investors have much more on the line.
one of our dollarsandsense team members was recently invited to moderate a panel discussion at the fsm invest expo 2018. held on 6 january 2018, this free investment event was hosted by fundsupermart and shareinvestor, and covered key investment themes relevant for 2018.
during one of the exchanges, an interesting argument was presented for why young people can actually have more to lose than older folks and cannot take as much risk when it comes to investing.
this is the exact opposite advice that young people usually receive.
we’re not trying to say this is bad advice. in fact, it really makes sense when you reason that young investors have their whole lives ahead of them to ride out volatility in the markets. and this is why they should be able to take on as much risk as they can and get invested as soon as possible.
add to the fact that young people have warmer blood and tend to engage in riskier behaviour regardless, and it looks inevitable that they’ll end up taking riskier investments.
any losses you incur in the short-term, you can treat in one of two ways. firstly, losses from market movements can be covered over the long-term as you ride out fluctuations in the market and the economy, and you also continue receiving dividends in the meantime.
the other way losses are brushed off is usually with the notion of “paying tuition”. this is the cost young people pay, in investment losses, to learn the ropes of investing. again, this doesn’t sound too outlandish as young people usually have less to invest, and hence less at stake, and their losses would also tend to be less. any experience they gain, can be used to greater effect when they have more money (when they’re older).
also, because they have a long way to go in the markets, young investors are also advised to take bigger risks. the argument is that with bigger risks, come bigger returns, and all you have to do is play the long-term game to see the returns.
the problem with taking big risks is that you can also incur big losses. and, because you have only a little to start with, this is untenable and its effects can be magnified. let us explain.
while losing some money at the beginning of your journey to become an astute investor might be acceptable to some, the problem is that you don’t have much to start with in the first place when you’re young.
this means that after a few episodes where you lose money, either through volatile markets or “paying tuition”, you’ll run out of money and confidence. this can be damaging not only to your retirement plans in the long run, but also your determination to continue investing.
just because you’re a young investor does not mean you need to listen to the “experts” and take more investment risks. this is because taking bigger risks does not necessarily translate to a bigger return. the truth is that you’re more likely to end up with sub-par returns.
you could easily take a high-risk position and end up earning returns that even a low-risk position would have beaten in the course of the year. this is because some high-risk returns might turn out to be really bad investments (hence the higher risk associated with it).
multiply this by a decade of youthful exuberance and the difference in your investment portfolio could be stark.
sometimes, it’s not that taking big risks is a mistake. the problem lies with the person that is taking the big risks.
when an experienced investor takes a big risk, he or she knows exactly what they’re hoping for and would also know when to get out of it. this may not be the case for young investors who are just starting out, and blindly subscribing to the mantra of taking big risks.
you’ve surely heard of the term compound interest – it’s when you start earning interest on the interest that you’ve already earned in the past. when this happens over the long-term, your wealth can grow to a sizeable amount you can comfortably retire on.
the problem with losing money early on is that the same effect will be at play. the younger you are, the more time your money has to compound. any money you lose today could have compounded into a significant amount when you retire, in 30 to 40 years, if you had just been more careful.
even if you’re able to recover your losses and earn decent profits on your investments after a while, you still need to consider how your portfolio could have grown if you didn’t lose money very early on. it would very likely have far outstripped your returns.
in this last point, an argument could also be made for older people being in an advantageous position to take bigger risks. this is because they’ve gone through the raising their children, paying for their homes and have greater sight into how long they will likely have left.
this allows them to make a more accurate prediction on how much they should need in retirement. now, they could actually afford to take greater risks with any money that is in excess of what they should require in retirement.
conversely, younger people are unlikely to have gotten married, bought a home, consider how many kids they want or even know what kind of world (and inflation rates) they will be facing in the long-term. this actually puts them at a disadvantage to older people when it comes to being able to making accurate predictions about their long-term needs.
at the end of the day, it shouldn’t matter whether you’re young or old. you should be investing prudently, and trying your best to reduce the level of risks you’re taking on and earning as high a return you can.
this comes with experience and knowledge, which you need to build from day one. there’s no shortcuts, you’ll need to read articles like this, ask question to those with more experience and gain first-hand experience investing.
younger investors also have to deal with the greater uncertainty over what the long-term actually holds, and this is why you should be even more prudent when it comes to investing.


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Federal Capital Gains rates are based on your Ordinary Income Tax Bracket. If you're in the 10% or 15% tax bracket for ordinary income, then your long-term capital gains rate is 0%.
How Can I Avoid Paying Taxes on Land That I've Sold?
Selling Farmland What Should You Be Aware Of?
While your home (and up to 2 hectares or 5 acres of adjoining land) is usually exempt from capital gains tax due to the main residence exemption, if you subdivide land surrounding or adjacent to your home, it does not qualify for the exemption if you sell it separately from your home.
How to Avoid Capital Gains Tax this Financial Year Capital gains tax is one of the most popular topics for property investors, and also one of the most widely misunderstood concepts. Whether investing in property for long-term returns or for resale in the short term, investors are often faced with the question of how their decisions affect their tax liabilities.

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federal capital gains rates are based on your ordinary income tax bracket. if you're in the 10% or 15% tax bracket for ordinary income, then your long-term capital gains rate is 0%.
how can i avoid paying taxes on land that i've sold?
selling farmland what should you be aware of?
while your home (and up to 2 hectares or 5 acres of adjoining land) is usually exempt from capital gains tax due to the main residence exemption, if you subdivide land surrounding or adjacent to your home, it does not qualify for the exemption if you sell it separately from your home.
how to avoid capital gains tax this financial year capital gains tax is one of the most popular topics for property investors, and also one of the most widely misunderstood concepts. whether investing in property for long-term returns or for resale in the short term, investors are often faced with the question of how their decisions affect their tax liabilities.


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It began as a walk to post a letter, but once at the postbox we were halfway to the level crossing, so we went there.
There was a train trundling into platform 1, but between the tracks were stop signs and red flashing lights at ground level. No trains towards London today. ‘Red means stop. Train not go past,’ said Abel.
It was as long as it was short to walk home past the station, so we went there.
The train was pulling out of platform 1. In half an hour it would leave from Platform 2, so we stayed to watch the shunting. When that was completed, Abel discovered the metal grids covering the gutters along platform 1. They made good tracks for him to drive his imaginary train along.
By the time we had spoke to the kind station man, who gave Abel half a dozen blank tickets on a roll, there was only ten minutes before the train left. We had enough money for a ride to the next station and back, so we went there.
We had to use the lifts and press the buttons on them and on the train. On the way we saw the other level crossings and some swans and the river, and the moon beginning to shine.
The next station is built across the main road – one platform on one side, one on the other. The road was so busy Abel had to be carried over. A kind man stopped his car and waited for us to cross safely. Just a few minutes before the train left from platform 1, so we went there.
When we got off the train, after more button pressing, the moon was really bright, and an aeroplane went by with its lights on. We were nearly at Grannie and Grandad’s house, so we went there.
But not straight away. In the park the gutter down the middle of the path was waiting to be a railway track again. Abel was ready to run up and down for another half hour, so Grandad found a red bike light to use as a signal. Abel put it by the track like the lights at the station. But when he wanted to move on he said ‘red means stop, yellow means get ready, green means go.’ And off he went.
Eventually we arrived at our destination.
There was one crumpet left, so we had it with Marmite; and Abel ate three-quarters.
It was almost time for Abel’s Dad to collect him, so we played for a bit, then Abel got in the car and went home in the moonlight.
He was asleep when he got there.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized, winter and tagged children, Children's Play, family, journey, moon, railway journey, shared meal, sharing, sunset, walking on November 2, 2017 by willturnstone.

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it began as a walk to post a letter, but once at the postbox we were halfway to the level crossing, so we went there.
there was a train trundling into platform 1, but between the tracks were stop signs and red flashing lights at ground level. no trains towards london today. ‘red means stop. train not go past,’ said abel.
it was as long as it was short to walk home past the station, so we went there.
the train was pulling out of platform 1. in half an hour it would leave from platform 2, so we stayed to watch the shunting. when that was completed, abel discovered the metal grids covering the gutters along platform 1. they made good tracks for him to drive his imaginary train along.
by the time we had spoke to the kind station man, who gave abel half a dozen blank tickets on a roll, there was only ten minutes before the train left. we had enough money for a ride to the next station and back, so we went there.
we had to use the lifts and press the buttons on them and on the train. on the way we saw the other level crossings and some swans and the river, and the moon beginning to shine.
the next station is built across the main road – one platform on one side, one on the other. the road was so busy abel had to be carried over. a kind man stopped his car and waited for us to cross safely. just a few minutes before the train left from platform 1, so we went there.
when we got off the train, after more button pressing, the moon was really bright, and an aeroplane went by with its lights on. we were nearly at grannie and grandad’s house, so we went there.
but not straight away. in the park the gutter down the middle of the path was waiting to be a railway track again. abel was ready to run up and down for another half hour, so grandad found a red bike light to use as a signal. abel put it by the track like the lights at the station. but when he wanted to move on he said ‘red means stop, yellow means get ready, green means go.’ and off he went.
eventually we arrived at our destination.
there was one crumpet left, so we had it with marmite; and abel ate three-quarters.
it was almost time for abel’s dad to collect him, so we played for a bit, then abel got in the car and went home in the moonlight.
he was asleep when he got there.
this entry was posted in uncategorized, winter and tagged children, children's play, family, journey, moon, railway journey, shared meal, sharing, sunset, walking on november 2, 2017 by willturnstone.


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We also filled all 10 taps for the first time since the one year grand opening!
The Roggen Beer is a German style Rye Beer. Very close to a dunkelwiesen, instead of it being an mostly wheat beer it is made with mostly rye. Thus giving it more of a spicy character.
The Corpus Christi beer is still on! Every time you try this beer tell us how you think it should be improved! In a couple weeks when it is all gone we will make another batch based on what you all said, slowly changing it to be the favorite beer of Corpus Christi. It’s current version is close to a slightly hoppy amber or brown ale.
The Tap Lineup for this weekend!
NO food truck this week but feel free to bring in whatever food you want to enjoy, or your own BBQ pit. There are lots of local places that will deliver too!
If you are interested in having your homebrew made for the taproom, let us know!

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we also filled all 10 taps for the first time since the one year grand opening!
the roggen beer is a german style rye beer. very close to a dunkelwiesen, instead of it being an mostly wheat beer it is made with mostly rye. thus giving it more of a spicy character.
the corpus christi beer is still on! every time you try this beer tell us how you think it should be improved! in a couple weeks when it is all gone we will make another batch based on what you all said, slowly changing it to be the favorite beer of corpus christi. it’s current version is close to a slightly hoppy amber or brown ale.
the tap lineup for this weekend!
no food truck this week but feel free to bring in whatever food you want to enjoy, or your own bbq pit. there are lots of local places that will deliver too!
if you are interested in having your homebrew made for the taproom, let us know!


text: Dinner or coffee, maybe a walk afterwards. I enjoy conversation. Must be fully over your ex, divorced or widowed.

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Thank you for visiting the Seacost SeaPerch Challenge Volunteer page. Volunteers make this event happen.
Below you will find information on registering to be a volunteer and information on the different volunteer roles.
Course Judges ‐ Stand on the edge of the pool with a timer and clipboard and record the results from the two challenges.
Technical volunteer ‐ Help check in all ROV's (confirm alterations that they may have made) and then be available to students at the triage station during the competition for repairs and alterations.
Pool assistant ‐ Don't mind getting wet? Help us out in the pool setting up the course, and rescuing stray SeaPerch ROV's. Half day and full day shifts available.
Poster Competition Judge – Help judge the posters the students have prepared to explain their design choices for their ROV.
General assistant ‐ Help out with registration of the students.
Full day volunteers will receive lunch, and a Seacoast SeaPerch t-shirt.

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thank you for visiting the seacost seaperch challenge volunteer page. volunteers make this event happen.
below you will find information on registering to be a volunteer and information on the different volunteer roles.
course judges ‐ stand on the edge of the pool with a timer and clipboard and record the results from the two challenges.
technical volunteer ‐ help check in all rov's (confirm alterations that they may have made) and then be available to students at the triage station during the competition for repairs and alterations.
pool assistant ‐ don't mind getting wet? help us out in the pool setting up the course, and rescuing stray seaperch rov's. half day and full day shifts available.
poster competition judge – help judge the posters the students have prepared to explain their design choices for their rov.
general assistant ‐ help out with registration of the students.
full day volunteers will receive lunch, and a seacoast seaperch t-shirt.


text: Ticon Industries 3.15" Titanium Tubing is precision CNC rolled and seam welded from our ultra high quality CP1 Grade 1mm/.039" Titanium Sheet for a consistent wall thickness that you wont find with seamless tubing. It is then cut to pre determined lengths for ease of shipping and cleaned before being individual wrapped and packaged to ensure every Ticon Industries Titanium tube is clean and free of scratches or dents right out of the package. This ensures a show quality finish that is easy to brush, polish or even leave raw so you don't waste precious time with the most mundane of tasks. Ticon Industries eliminates the old adage of toss it in the box and we take the extra step to make sure that not only do we offer the lightest exhaust materials on the planet but also the best looking!

lowercased: ticon industries 3.15" titanium tubing is precision cnc rolled and seam welded from our ultra high quality cp1 grade 1mm/.039" titanium sheet for a consistent wall thickness that you wont find with seamless tubing. it is then cut to pre determined lengths for ease of shipping and cleaned before being individual wrapped and packaged to ensure every ticon industries titanium tube is clean and free of scratches or dents right out of the package. this ensures a show quality finish that is easy to brush, polish or even leave raw so you don't waste precious time with the most mundane of tasks. ticon industries eliminates the old adage of toss it in the box and we take the extra step to make sure that not only do we offer the lightest exhaust materials on the planet but also the best looking!


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Continuing with its commitment to revolutionize public transportation, Tata Motors, India’s largest commercial vehicle player today announced the delivery of six women friendly Tata Ultra 9m Diesel Midi buses to the Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML). Built on the new ULTRA platform, these buses meet requirements of every stakeholder – Driver, Passenger and Operator.
The Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) technology provides superior experience for the drivers enabling them to operate without fatigue. To ensure the safety and security of women commuters, the bus is equipped with best-in-class features such as Fire Detection & Suppression System (FDSS). The CCTV cameras providing an Intelligence Transport Systems (ITS) for public information in addition to the electronic destination display boards supported via GPS. With an inbuilt telematics system, the vehicle empowers State Transport Units (STUs) with a more connected experience, thereby, increasing operational efficiency and providing user friendly vehicle maintenance and tracking.

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continuing with its commitment to revolutionize public transportation, tata motors, india’s largest commercial vehicle player today announced the delivery of six women friendly tata ultra 9m diesel midi buses to the pune mahanagar parivahan mahamandal limited (pmpml). built on the new ultra platform, these buses meet requirements of every stakeholder – driver, passenger and operator.
the automated manual transmission (amt) technology provides superior experience for the drivers enabling them to operate without fatigue. to ensure the safety and security of women commuters, the bus is equipped with best-in-class features such as fire detection & suppression system (fdss). the cctv cameras providing an intelligence transport systems (its) for public information in addition to the electronic destination display boards supported via gps. with an inbuilt telematics system, the vehicle empowers state transport units (stus) with a more connected experience, thereby, increasing operational efficiency and providing user friendly vehicle maintenance and tracking.


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Challenging Christian hate: Ellen Page calls out Chris Pratt for promoting the “infamously anti-LGBTQ” Hillsong Church.
Cognitive dissonance isn’t fun. I know. Everyone should know! But I would advise people to sit down and stare out a window for a while and figure out exactly what they do and do not believe and then behave accordingly.

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challenging christian hate: ellen page calls out chris pratt for promoting the “infamously anti-lgbtq” hillsong church.
cognitive dissonance isn’t fun. i know. everyone should know! but i would advise people to sit down and stare out a window for a while and figure out exactly what they do and do not believe and then behave accordingly.


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Color ranges including buff, tan, brown, sage and ochre.
Bullnose and finished on 1 long edge. Sawn on the 3 remaining edges. Calibrated to 1” thickness. Also has a natural cleft top.

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color ranges including buff, tan, brown, sage and ochre.
bullnose and finished on 1 long edge. sawn on the 3 remaining edges. calibrated to 1” thickness. also has a natural cleft top.


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your elixir 10 pack will arrive with 10 x 8oz bottles of elixir, brewed at two different hours (numbers on the front of the bottles). choose elixir made from any of our carefully selected roasters below or default to our featured roaster of the month.
your elixir will be shipped free directly to your home anywhere in the usa. as well, we offer shipping to most countries around the world. this will incur a shipping and handling fee*.
if you subscribe to our elixir lovers vip club, your first order will be shipped when you place it. your subsequent orders will ship around the first of the month thereafter.
as a vip monthly club member (subscriber) you'll receive a 15% discount after your first order once you subscribe!


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As Ebola continues to spread in West Africa, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is accelerating its response to this unprecedented outbreak. To aid in this effort, the CDC Foundation today announced a $1 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) for the CDC Foundation’s Global Disaster Response Fund, which is contributing essential materials and assistance to advance CDC’s response to the Ebola outbreak.
The latest facts from CDC cite more than 2,600 cases of Ebola and 1,400 deaths in the four affected countries. CDC has activated its Emergency Operations Center to help coordinate technical assistance and control activities with partners. As part of its response, CDC also has deployed more than 70 public health experts to Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone and plans to send additional public health experts to the affected countries to expand current response activities.
Some immediate needs for CDC staff working with local in-country personnel include personal protective equipment, thermal scanners, infection control training and laptop computers for communication and disease tracking. In addition, isolation beds and Ebola treatment centers are in short supply. Another critical need is funding for emergency operations centers in the four countries impacted by the outbreak. There will be unanticipated needs as well in the response to this epidemic. Funds donated to the CDC Foundation can be deployed and put to work where needed with CDC and its partners.
Individual or corporate contributions to the CDC Foundation’s Global Disaster Response Fund can be made on the CDC Foundation’s website (www.cdcfoundation.org/ebola-outbreak) or by phone, fax or mail. To discuss giving opportunities or an in-kind donation, contact the CDC Foundation at 1-888-880-4CDC.
Established by Congress, the CDC Foundation helps the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) do more, faster, by forging public-private partnerships to support CDC’s work 24/7 to save lives and protect people from health and safety threats. The CDC Foundation currently manages more than 200 CDC-led programs in the United States and in 58 countries around the world. Since 1995 the CDC Foundation has launched more than 700 programs and raised $400 million to advance the life-saving work of CDC.

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as ebola continues to spread in west africa, the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention (cdc) is accelerating its response to this unprecedented outbreak. to aid in this effort, the cdc foundation today announced a $1 million grant from the robert wood johnson foundation (rwjf) for the cdc foundation’s global disaster response fund, which is contributing essential materials and assistance to advance cdc’s response to the ebola outbreak.
the latest facts from cdc cite more than 2,600 cases of ebola and 1,400 deaths in the four affected countries. cdc has activated its emergency operations center to help coordinate technical assistance and control activities with partners. as part of its response, cdc also has deployed more than 70 public health experts to guinea, liberia, nigeria and sierra leone and plans to send additional public health experts to the affected countries to expand current response activities.
some immediate needs for cdc staff working with local in-country personnel include personal protective equipment, thermal scanners, infection control training and laptop computers for communication and disease tracking. in addition, isolation beds and ebola treatment centers are in short supply. another critical need is funding for emergency operations centers in the four countries impacted by the outbreak. there will be unanticipated needs as well in the response to this epidemic. funds donated to the cdc foundation can be deployed and put to work where needed with cdc and its partners.
individual or corporate contributions to the cdc foundation’s global disaster response fund can be made on the cdc foundation’s website (www.cdcfoundation.org/ebola-outbreak) or by phone, fax or mail. to discuss giving opportunities or an in-kind donation, contact the cdc foundation at 1-888-880-4cdc.
established by congress, the cdc foundation helps the centers for disease control and prevention (cdc) do more, faster, by forging public-private partnerships to support cdc’s work 24/7 to save lives and protect people from health and safety threats. the cdc foundation currently manages more than 200 cdc-led programs in the united states and in 58 countries around the world. since 1995 the cdc foundation has launched more than 700 programs and raised $400 million to advance the life-saving work of cdc.


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Most popular game NBA since JAVA phones to Android smartphone this game is most popular basket game till now 2019 and absolutely no doubt of this game. If you are looking for a good graphics quality basketball game then NBA 2k19 is the best choice.
In this game, you can play with two teams. The best perfectly transitions gameplay provides the best quality graphics and smooth gameplay experience compared to other basketball Android game.
Best interface for gameplay design and easy to understand if you’re a new player or new in Android game familiar.
The story mode of the NBA made for die-hard basketball game lovers.
Best in class user-experience delivered better gameplay. Background music playing while gameplay.
Multiple tracks from the popular artist across over the globe.
The game also orders my career mode using which the gamer is provided with an awesome opportunity to actually create its own destiny by starting from scratch and become one of the best basketball game players.
After downloading process just install the NBA 2K19 Apk in your smartphone.
And now open the file manager where you downloaded NBA 2K19 OBB. and then move it to Phone’s internal memory. Follow this path.

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most popular game nba since java phones to android smartphone this game is most popular basket game till now 2019 and absolutely no doubt of this game. if you are looking for a good graphics quality basketball game then nba 2k19 is the best choice.
in this game, you can play with two teams. the best perfectly transitions gameplay provides the best quality graphics and smooth gameplay experience compared to other basketball android game.
best interface for gameplay design and easy to understand if you’re a new player or new in android game familiar.
the story mode of the nba made for die-hard basketball game lovers.
best in class user-experience delivered better gameplay. background music playing while gameplay.
multiple tracks from the popular artist across over the globe.
the game also orders my career mode using which the gamer is provided with an awesome opportunity to actually create its own destiny by starting from scratch and become one of the best basketball game players.
after downloading process just install the nba 2k19 apk in your smartphone.
and now open the file manager where you downloaded nba 2k19 obb. and then move it to phone’s internal memory. follow this path.


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See how we can generate clean, renewable energy from hot water sources deep beneath the Earth's surface. The video highlights the basic principles at work in geothermal energy production, and illustrates three different ways the Earth's heat can be converted into electricity.
Below is the text version for the Energy 101: Geothermal Energy video.
The words "Energy 101: Geothermal Energy" appear onscreen, followed by footage of a natural hot springs swimming pool.
You may have relaxed in a natural hot springs pool.
Footage of a hot water geyser.
Or seen the Old Faithful geyser blasting hot water into the air in Yellowstone National Park. But have you ever thought of where all that heat comes from?
Footage of natural geothermal features.
Well, it comes from deep beneath the surface of the earth—and it's called geothermal energy.
Footage of various geothermal energy facilities.
And we can use it to generate clean renewable electricity.
OK, here's how geothermal works.
Animation of how geothermal energy is generated underground.
Heat from the earth's crust warms water that has seeped into underground reservoirs.
When water becomes hot enough it can break through the earth's surface as steam or hot water. This usually happens where the earth's crust or "plates" meet and shift.
In the past, taking advantage of geothermal energy was limited to areas where hot water flowed near the surface. But as geothermal technologies advance, we can leverage even more of these natural renewable energy sources.
Engineers have developed a few different ways to produce power from geothermal wells drilled into the ground.
Footage of a dry steam geothermal energy facility.
Have a look at this. It's a dry steam geothermal power plant, and it's the most common type of geothermal technology used today. Underground steam flows directly to a turbine to drive a generator that produces electricity. Pretty straightforward.
Animation of how geothermal energy is generated through a flash steam power plant.
Another geothermal technology is called a flash steam power plant. A pump pushes hot fluid into a tank at the surface, where it cools. As it cools, the fluid quickly turns into vapor—or "flash" vaporizes. The vapor then drives a turbine and powers a generator.
Footage of a binary cycle geothermal energy facility.
A binary cycle plant works differently.
Animation of how geothermal energy is generated through a binary cycle power plant.
It uses two types of fluid. Hot fluid from underground heats a second fluid, called a heat transfer fluid, in a giant heat exchanger. The second fluid has a much lower boiling point than the first fluid, and so it "flashes" into vapor at a lower temperature. When the second fluid flashes, it spins a turbine that drives a generator.
The environmental benefits of this clean, round-the-clock renewable energy source are substantial: low emissions, small physical footprint, and minimal environmental impact. The few byproducts that can come up are often re-injected underground.
Footage of a geothermal facility that recycles its wastewater.
Geothermal energy can also help recycle wastewater. In California, wastewater from the city of Santa Rosa is injected into the ground to generate more geothermal energy.
Footage of a geothermal facility that recovers and recycles its sulphur byproduct.
Some plants do produce solid waste, but that solid waste may contain minerals that we can remove and sell, which lowers the cost of this energy source.
The U.S. Geological Survey estimates that untapped geothermal resources in the United States, if developed, could supply the equivalent of 10% of today's energy needs.
In fact, electricity generated by geothermal energy already provides about 60% of the power along the northern California coast.
Footage of the Golden Gate Bridge and a coastline.
From the Golden Gate Bridge to the Oregon state line.
Geothermal energy…helping to push America toward energy independence, and a clean, renewable way to meet our growing energy demands.
Caption: Energy 101: Geothermal Energy. For more information, visit eere.energy.gov/geothermal.

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see how we can generate clean, renewable energy from hot water sources deep beneath the earth's surface. the video highlights the basic principles at work in geothermal energy production, and illustrates three different ways the earth's heat can be converted into electricity.
below is the text version for the energy 101: geothermal energy video.
the words "energy 101: geothermal energy" appear onscreen, followed by footage of a natural hot springs swimming pool.
you may have relaxed in a natural hot springs pool.
footage of a hot water geyser.
or seen the old faithful geyser blasting hot water into the air in yellowstone national park. but have you ever thought of where all that heat comes from?
footage of natural geothermal features.
well, it comes from deep beneath the surface of the earth—and it's called geothermal energy.
footage of various geothermal energy facilities.
and we can use it to generate clean renewable electricity.
ok, here's how geothermal works.
animation of how geothermal energy is generated underground.
heat from the earth's crust warms water that has seeped into underground reservoirs.
when water becomes hot enough it can break through the earth's surface as steam or hot water. this usually happens where the earth's crust or "plates" meet and shift.
in the past, taking advantage of geothermal energy was limited to areas where hot water flowed near the surface. but as geothermal technologies advance, we can leverage even more of these natural renewable energy sources.
engineers have developed a few different ways to produce power from geothermal wells drilled into the ground.
footage of a dry steam geothermal energy facility.
have a look at this. it's a dry steam geothermal power plant, and it's the most common type of geothermal technology used today. underground steam flows directly to a turbine to drive a generator that produces electricity. pretty straightforward.
animation of how geothermal energy is generated through a flash steam power plant.
another geothermal technology is called a flash steam power plant. a pump pushes hot fluid into a tank at the surface, where it cools. as it cools, the fluid quickly turns into vapor—or "flash" vaporizes. the vapor then drives a turbine and powers a generator.
footage of a binary cycle geothermal energy facility.
a binary cycle plant works differently.
animation of how geothermal energy is generated through a binary cycle power plant.
it uses two types of fluid. hot fluid from underground heats a second fluid, called a heat transfer fluid, in a giant heat exchanger. the second fluid has a much lower boiling point than the first fluid, and so it "flashes" into vapor at a lower temperature. when the second fluid flashes, it spins a turbine that drives a generator.
the environmental benefits of this clean, round-the-clock renewable energy source are substantial: low emissions, small physical footprint, and minimal environmental impact. the few byproducts that can come up are often re-injected underground.
footage of a geothermal facility that recycles its wastewater.
geothermal energy can also help recycle wastewater. in california, wastewater from the city of santa rosa is injected into the ground to generate more geothermal energy.
footage of a geothermal facility that recovers and recycles its sulphur byproduct.
some plants do produce solid waste, but that solid waste may contain minerals that we can remove and sell, which lowers the cost of this energy source.
the u.s. geological survey estimates that untapped geothermal resources in the united states, if developed, could supply the equivalent of 10% of today's energy needs.
in fact, electricity generated by geothermal energy already provides about 60% of the power along the northern california coast.
footage of the golden gate bridge and a coastline.
from the golden gate bridge to the oregon state line.
geothermal energy…helping to push america toward energy independence, and a clean, renewable way to meet our growing energy demands.
caption: energy 101: geothermal energy. for more information, visit eere.energy.gov/geothermal.


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Customers can contact us within 14 days of receiving the item. If you have received a defective or damaged item, the wrong size or the wrong product, please contact us.
3. Customers return the items to our company and send tracking number to Lupsona customer service.
Contact us with E-mail: service@lupsona.com and describe the issue in detail, including the return reason, along with your order number and product link. For defective, incorrect or not as described item, please send us a clear picture or video of the problem.

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if our company is responsible for the issue, you'll receive a full refund and you don't need to return the items to get a refund.
customers can contact us within 14 days of receiving the item. if you have received a defective or damaged item, the wrong size or the wrong product, please contact us.
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How Big is a Broaching Machine?
The broaching machine size will vary depending on the manufacturer and how it will be used. The following are some examples.
Model YHZ-050 has a maximum force of 5 tons and maximum stroke of 1200m/m. The maximum tooling length is 1200m/m. The cutting speed is 0~9m/min. The return speed is 0~13m/min and the power (HP) is 7 1/2H6P.
The cutting oil pump is 1/2HP and the maximum workpiece diameter is 380m/m. The machine height is 1800m/m and the floor space is 1300x1500m/m. It weighs 2800kg. The working table height is 1100m/m.
YHZ-070 has a working table height of 1150m/m and the machine weight is 3000kg. The floor space is 1300x1500m/m and the maximum workpiece diameter is 380m/m. The cutting oil pump is 1/2HP and the power (HP) is 7 1/2H6P. The return speed is 0~13m/min. The other specs are also similar to model YHZ-050.
The broaching machine size for this model is as follows: the weight is 3600kg and the working table height is 1150m/m. The workspace diameter is 460m/m. The cutting oil pump is 1HP. The power is 15H6P. The maximum force is 10 tons.
Model CHI-360 has a broaching force of 3 tons. The max stroke is 600 mm and the broaching speed is 3~10. The return speed is 2~14. The maximum external diameter is 300 mm.
For model CHI-7513, the broaching force is 75(7.5 ton). The maximum stroke is 1300 mm and broaching speed is 3~9. The return speed is 2~13. The maximum external diameter is 380 mm.
It is a metal cutting machine used mainly for finishing off surfaces. This is accomplished by pressing the utility on the surface. In simple terms, the tool functions like a cutter. The broaching machine functions on the basis of proper workpiece offsetting.
The centerline of the workpiece and the broaching utility are positioned to offset one another by a degree. This setting generates a scalloping effect. It lets the tool shave the piece.
As the tool is rotated, the workpiece is kept in a fixed position. This means only the edge will be broached. This will keep the machine from broaching the entire surface.
Aside from the different broaching machine size, these are also available in different types. These include the vertical dual ram surface broaching machine and the internal type. There are more variants currently being sold today.
Last updated June 1, 2010 .

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how big is a broaching machine?
the broaching machine size will vary depending on the manufacturer and how it will be used. the following are some examples.
model yhz-050 has a maximum force of 5 tons and maximum stroke of 1200m/m. the maximum tooling length is 1200m/m. the cutting speed is 0~9m/min. the return speed is 0~13m/min and the power (hp) is 7 1/2h6p.
the cutting oil pump is 1/2hp and the maximum workpiece diameter is 380m/m. the machine height is 1800m/m and the floor space is 1300x1500m/m. it weighs 2800kg. the working table height is 1100m/m.
yhz-070 has a working table height of 1150m/m and the machine weight is 3000kg. the floor space is 1300x1500m/m and the maximum workpiece diameter is 380m/m. the cutting oil pump is 1/2hp and the power (hp) is 7 1/2h6p. the return speed is 0~13m/min. the other specs are also similar to model yhz-050.
the broaching machine size for this model is as follows: the weight is 3600kg and the working table height is 1150m/m. the workspace diameter is 460m/m. the cutting oil pump is 1hp. the power is 15h6p. the maximum force is 10 tons.
model chi-360 has a broaching force of 3 tons. the max stroke is 600 mm and the broaching speed is 3~10. the return speed is 2~14. the maximum external diameter is 300 mm.
for model chi-7513, the broaching force is 75(7.5 ton). the maximum stroke is 1300 mm and broaching speed is 3~9. the return speed is 2~13. the maximum external diameter is 380 mm.
it is a metal cutting machine used mainly for finishing off surfaces. this is accomplished by pressing the utility on the surface. in simple terms, the tool functions like a cutter. the broaching machine functions on the basis of proper workpiece offsetting.
the centerline of the workpiece and the broaching utility are positioned to offset one another by a degree. this setting generates a scalloping effect. it lets the tool shave the piece.
as the tool is rotated, the workpiece is kept in a fixed position. this means only the edge will be broached. this will keep the machine from broaching the entire surface.
aside from the different broaching machine size, these are also available in different types. these include the vertical dual ram surface broaching machine and the internal type. there are more variants currently being sold today.
last updated june 1, 2010 .


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Well, the list is out.
The list of most popular baby names in NSW in 2018, that is.
Attorney-General, and Cronulla MP Mark Speakman release the annual list of names that make the Top 10, by the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
“Princess Charlotte may be fourth in line for the throne, but the name is still number one for girls in NSW, beating Amelia and Olivia to the top spot,” he said.
For boys, there was a tie for the top spot between Noah and Oliver.
1 Charlotte 498, Noah 321, Oliver 321.
3 Olivia 446, William 293.
4 Mia 442, Lucas 269.
5 Ava 407, Jack 268.
6 Isla 357, Ethan 247.
7 Chloe 345, Liam 239.
8 Grace 343, Alexander 238.
9 Harper 305, Thomas 223.
10 Emily 297, James 218.
All in all, the Top 10 hasn't changed much over the last ten years.
The only two new additions have been Liam, which pushed Henry to 12th spot, and Harper, which pushed Zoe down to 13th.
“While traditional names dominate the top 10, we have seen a significant increase in the popularity of Muhammad (63rd in 2017 to 24th in 2018) and Ali (64th in 2017 to 41st in 2018) reflecting the diversity of our state,” Mr Speakman said.
New parents have up to 60 days to register their newborn, so this means some of the latecomers to 2018 are yet to be registered!

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well, the list is out.
the list of most popular baby names in nsw in 2018, that is.
attorney-general, and cronulla mp mark speakman release the annual list of names that make the top 10, by the registry of births, deaths and marriages.
“princess charlotte may be fourth in line for the throne, but the name is still number one for girls in nsw, beating amelia and olivia to the top spot,” he said.
for boys, there was a tie for the top spot between noah and oliver.
1 charlotte 498, noah 321, oliver 321.
3 olivia 446, william 293.
4 mia 442, lucas 269.
5 ava 407, jack 268.
6 isla 357, ethan 247.
7 chloe 345, liam 239.
8 grace 343, alexander 238.
9 harper 305, thomas 223.
10 emily 297, james 218.
all in all, the top 10 hasn't changed much over the last ten years.
the only two new additions have been liam, which pushed henry to 12th spot, and harper, which pushed zoe down to 13th.
“while traditional names dominate the top 10, we have seen a significant increase in the popularity of muhammad (63rd in 2017 to 24th in 2018) and ali (64th in 2017 to 41st in 2018) reflecting the diversity of our state,” mr speakman said.
new parents have up to 60 days to register their newborn, so this means some of the latecomers to 2018 are yet to be registered!