aling Jaya, Damansara, 121 Residences consists of SOHO and serviced apartments with built ups ranging from 450 sq. ft to 750 sq. ft.
121 Residences is within close proximity to various education and health centres such as First City University College. The British International School of Kuala Lumpur, KPJ Damansara Specialist Hospital and Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara. To keep up with the exciting city lifestyle, Glo Damansara Mall, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, Centrepoint Bandar Utama, The Curve and Damansara Uptown are just a short drive away. Family and leisure sports venues like Central Park Bandar Utama, Mutiara Damansara Recreational Park, Tropicana Golf & Country Resort, Kelab Golf Perkhidmatan Awam, Taman Tun & Bukit Kiara Park and TPC Kuala Lumpur are conveniently in close proximity.
121 Residences is located in the prime precinct of Petaling Jaya, accessible via LDP, NKVE, SPRINT Highways or via public transport with the nearby Bandar Utama MRT Station and upcoming LRT3 station with distance of 400m opening up to the larger city.
Polls call predominantly on landlines in the middle of the day, so old people are the only ones that answer. Take a look at polls that distinguish between landline and non-landline polling and see how massive of a difference there is. Most Emerson polls explicitly list this in the tables. Go take a look:  [http://emersonpolling.com/](http://emersonpolling.com/). 

Bernie absolutely dominates when you get to voters under 50 years old. The biggest issue is making sure the 18-50 demographic comes out in the numbers that the 50+ do, which isn't currently the case.Have you heard about the horrible incident that happened at Oxford High School in Detroit, Michigan? The mass shooting happened on November 30,2021. Around 1pm in the afternoon, the first 911 call was sent in. This event was truly devastating for everyone, especially for the students who attend the school. There were four deaths. Their names were Hana St. Juliana, Tate Myre, Madisyn Baldwin and Justin Shilling. There were also six people injured, including five students and one teacher.
This incident occurred within a couple of hours. First, the student involved, Ethan Crumbley, was called down to the office where him and his parents met with administration about a complaint concerning a possible gun in his bag. Administration didn’t check his bag and they let the student go back to class. Shortly after Crumbley went back to class, he went to the bathroom with his backpack and the gun inside. He left his bag in the bathroom and that’s when the horrific event started.
The shooter, Ethan Crumbley, was a 15-year-old Sophomore student who attended the school. One question that you might be asking is how did this kid get the gun? Well, the night before the shooting, Crumbley went with his dad to Walmart to buy a gun. His father bought a semi-automatic handgun. The mother was posting on social media about how they got a gun as an early Christmas gift for Ethan. The mother and father saw that the handgun was missing on the day of the shooting. The mother texted the son saying, “Don’t do it”. Supposedly there were around 15-20 shots fired. Once the shooter was arrested, the police tried to find his parents, but of course they fled. I really don’t understand why people flee; they know they are going to get caught. But soon after the parents fled, the US Marshals found them. The parents were booked and processed for involuntary manslaughter. Crumbley was charged with life in prison and his charges consist of one count of terrorism causing death, four counts of first-degree murder, seven counts of assault with intent to murder and twelve counts of possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
I wish this whole incident never happened. It’s crazy to me that one student reported having a ‘gut feeling’ that something was going to happen so they skipped school. One of the students killed, Tate Myre, was a star football player. He tried to take Crumbley down, but sadly he was shot. In honor of him, Oxford High School is naming the football field after Myre.
Rest in peace to all the victims of this traumatic event. The life for these students at Oxford High School will sadly never be the same.that does not bother me, hair dye, and multiple indications of more than one woman, it is the fact that after 8 years, after  172 episodes creating a mythology, they give us Nachalo.  

Nachalo only worked as one more hallucination of a crazed, possibly brain damaged, possibly drugged Liz.  

Fakerina had had one season devoted  to her, plus the entirety of season 8 was about Liz revenging her.  In that season both Red, Dembe and Dom, as well as herself call her Katarina when alone. 15 minutes of Nachalo turned that into crap.

The fulcrum had been the plot of seasons one and two.  It only worked as a hallucination of a woman who could not remember much straight.

Everything Dom had said about Katarina turned the same way, and then we have Reddington and Katarina meeting for over 5 years in the house where the Reddington's lived?     Take your pick.

 Then we get to season 9. Red is Russian?   For in it, Red and Dembe are lying to themselves like a pair of psychopaths talking about Red's childhood friend Herbie Hunnicut and the decoder rings.

Who is to say then that in season 12, Ressler and Liz had been together for 5 years and had three children? Or that Cooper not be the mastermind behind Red's empire?

If anyone is still watching the series will likely be canceled mid season. There is an art to preserve the value of a TV show, and that is to know how to end it in glory instead of disgrace.  The short term morons who own it cannot see past the $$$ of next season, and in the process they condemn the series to a pile of crap, unwatchable TV.As a young researcher working with plant breeders to develop improved wheat varieties for smallholder farmers, Hale Ann Tufan confronted a profound dilemma. It wasn’t an issue of gnarly plant genetics or unruly research fields — commonplace...
Brianna Tate is a Ph.D. candidate studying in the McFadden Lab housed in the Cornell CALS Department of Animal Science. Over the past four years Tate’s research has looked at ways to benefit dairy calf immunity to better survival and impact health later in life. Tate was recently inducted into the Cornell Chapter of the prestigious Edward A. Bouchet Graduate Student Honor Society in recognition of her outstanding work as a scientist as well as a leader in the Cornell and scientific communities.
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With the increasing pressure for dairy farms to meet new sustainable benchmarks, scientists in the Cornell CALS department of Animal Science seek innovative ways to help farmers reach these goals. Julio Giordano, associate professor of Animal Science, sees technological advancements to better dairy cattle reproduction and health as a direct solution.
Don Rakow has pioneered the concept of Nature Rx, how spending time in nature can improve emotional and physical health.
Five undergraduates in Cornell CALS Department of Animal Science, Elizabeth Maslyn ’22, Johnathan King ’22, Colin Kadis ’22, Matthew Peck ’22 and Grace Harrigan ’22 won the Richard Popp Scholarship Award.
CALS highlights some of the strategies the college and its community members are adopting to improve diversity in faculty, staff and student recruitment and retention.
This is the third in a series of stories detailing actions CALS students, faculty and staff have taken over the past year to make our community a more diverse, equitable and inclusive place for everyone. Because Cornell AgriTech is an...
This is the second in a series of stories detailing actions CALS students, faculty and staff have taken over the past year to make our community a more diverse, equitable and inclusive place for everyone. Here, we highlight college efforts to design a more inclusive curriculum and detail some of the courses CALS faculty have developed or adapted to address issues of racial, social, gender, economic and environmental justice.
This is the first in a series of stories detailing the actions CALS students, faculty and staff have taken over