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Today I needed to add pagination to our Danish beta application for handling your accounting called Hurtigmoms. Since we're developing in Rails it was a logically choice to use "will_paginate" to support pagination.
Our prototype layout is using a Facebook header and so I wanted my pagination control to mimick their style. If you need something similar you might want to take a look at my CSS styles which are using the default class names used by will_paginate.
Just copy and paste it into your application css file and you're done. | 2019-04-19T20:19:05Z | null | 827.6 | 535 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
These three lakes form a chain of water in which Dolly Varden and Cutthrout Trout may be caught. McDonell lake issues into the Zymoetz (Copper) River that winds its way down through the mountains to Terrace, where it joins the Skeena. These beautiful lakes are accessed from Hudson Bay Mountain Road South East of Smithers.
Turn Left on forest access road adn follow for 6.5 km to Aldrick lake.
Continue along access road to Dennis and McDonell Lakes.
Road conditions are generally good, however, one should be aware of the industrial traffic (logging) on this road. | 2019-04-26T12:03:34Z | null | 520.2 | 566 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Spelling, reading and times tables practice should be done throughout the week.
Spellings will be set on Monday to be tested on Friday. Literacy homework is set on a Friday and is due in on Monday. Numeracy homework is set on a Friday and is due in on Monday and will often be MyMaths.
The ‘MyMaths’ website provides many Beat the Clock activities which the children can use to improve their mental maths skills.
Parents can help children by asking questions which encourage the children to ‘read between the lines’ for the answers in their reading books.
Children will be given a ‘Topic Homework Menu’, which relates to cross-curricular topics throughout the half term. They are to choose at least one activity from the menu. Children will be informed of the deadline for Topic homework and the deadline will be posted on the Year 6 website page when it has been finalised.
The two main topics to be covered in the first half term are ‘The Story of the People of God and ‘Followers of Christ’. The children will develop their understanding of the structure of the Bible and will consider the ways in which people answer the call of Christ today. After half term we will learn more about Advent and how Christians prepare for and celebrate the feast of Christmas.
During the first half term, children will study Biography and Novel as a Theme, through exploration of ‘Robinson Crusoe’.
During the second half term, children will study Classic fiction, through exploration of texts such as Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Poetry (songs and lyrics) and Persuasion.
Children will cover a range of topics including: knowing and applying multiplication and division facts to 10x10; expressing quotients as fractions or decimals; finding common multiples; working with percentages and working with fractions. Their Numeracy skills will be applied in a range of ‘real life’ contexts.
The development of ‘Scientific Enquiry’ skills will be the main focus this term, through topics which include: ‘Adaptation and Evolution’ and ‘Light’. The children will plan investigations by identifying variables, ensuring ‘fair testing’ and accuracy throughout, whilst collaborating in small groups or working independently.
Use the idea that light travels in straight lines to explain that objects are seen because they give out or reflect light into the eye.
Explain that we see things because the light that travels from light sources to our eyes or from light sources to objects and then to our eyes.
Use the idea that light travels in straight lines to explain why shadows have the same shape as the objects that cast them.
The topics this year are cross-curricular. The children will learn a variety of skills from all subject areas.
Music – developing a variety of skills: Listening, Knowledge and Understanding, Performing, Creating and understanding of musical terminology (Pitch, Duration, Tempo, Timbre, Texture, Structure and Dynamics). | 2019-04-23T20:24:56Z | null | 358.5 | 2,971 | null | 0.12723 | [
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Coarsely chop tomatoes, combine with apple and ginger in large glass microwave safe bowl; cook, uncovered, on high (100%) about 15 minutes or until mixture is pulpy. Add juice and sugar; stir until sugar dissolves.
Cook, uncovered, on high (100%) about 20 minutes or until jam jells when tested, stirring three times during cooking. Pour hot jam into hot sterilized jars; seal while hot. | 2019-04-24T04:23:40Z | null | 2,441.4 | 387 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Can I export my contacts into a CSV file?
You can export your contacts, tasks, and items from the agenda to a CSV file by selecting the items you want to export in the Contacts/Tasks or Agenda View and right-clicking the selection.
Select "Export > Export to CSV" and your items should be saved into comma separated value lists in the selected destination.
You can use a CSV import in the Import window under Menu > File > Import. | 2019-04-23T10:35:02Z | null | 1,172.1 | 430 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Known as Exciter and Dynamometer units, these commutators are very specialized and require extra attention from design through completion.
On these commutators, the only restraining force on the copper and mica segment pack is exerted by the forged steel rings on the brush surface of the commutator. The strength of the forgings is required to allow for very fast acceleration to exceedingly high RPM. This differs from v-ring commutators in which the copper and mica segment pack is retained by the force exerted by the steel cap on the 30 degree internal dovetail angle.
The commutator copper bars remain stable in their extreme duty applications as a result of the fit of the steel rings to the segment pack. To obtain this fit, close attention must be paid to the thermal cycling of the commutator and the measurement of the growth of the steel rings. The steel OD is measured cold, the rings are then heated, seated on segment pack and measured again. Typically we are trying to achieve a final fit of 0.005" to 0.010" (dependent on size) which results in pressure of 30,000 psi per 0.001" of retained fit. On many units there is an additional consideration.
These commutators can also be designed with a tapered segment pack I.D. Further, they may sometimes be installed directly to the armature shaft. This feature ensures better performance at high RPM, and this taper is best machined on a vertical turret lathe for accurate fit. Experience is key in the refill of these commutators to ensure safe, long term operation under extreme duty conditions. | 2019-04-23T08:51:06Z | null | 437.4 | 1,559 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
model Kelise (right) as Elisabeth de Valois (1545-1568), costume maker Alexander Connatty, at 'In Fine Style' at Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace, 18 May 2013. Image courtesy Thomas Butler.
My friend Alexander is a costume maker/interpreter in his 3rd year at Wimbledon College of Art and Theatre Design. 18 May 2013 was the date for the Costume Design and Interpretation 3rd Year Show, as part of the exhibition, “In Fine Style: The Art of Tudor and Stuart Fashion” put on by Royal Collection Trust at Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace. For the show, Alexander dressed me as Elisabeth de Valois, (1559-1568) a French princess, sister to Mary Queen of Scots.
Elisabeth de Valois, as styled by Alexander Connatty for ‘In Fine Style’ costume show at Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace.
(l-r) Henry the 7th, An Eccentric Old Woman, Earl of Wessex, and Elisabeth de Valois at ‘In Fine Style: The Art of Tudor and Stuart Fashion’ at Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace.
For this project, over 100 students worked to create historically accurate Tudor and Stuart fashion (mid-late 16th and 17th century), which culminated in a costume parade/show at the Queen’s Gallery, adjacent to Buckingham Palace. The exhibition itself contains many Tudor/Stuart portraits on queens, kings and other great persons of the era — all dressed in sumptuous fashion of the time. Besides the portraits, there are a great many artefacts – shoes, lace collars, and jewellery, along with designs and descriptions of how the clothing was made and who might have worn such articles.
Showing extensive hand-pleating in the skirt. Gown made by Alexander Connatty. Image courtesy Thomas Butler.
My part in all this was to perform as Alexander’s model in the character of Elisabeth de Valois (1545-1568), which only ended with me wearing the gown for the show, having started months before with various measurement and fitting sessions to get it just right, while it was also made historically accurate, according to period techniques and designs, with a twist. Alexander was making, in his words, “an Iron Queen” as befitting the lead character in the opera Don Carlos, a queen forced to choose between her lover, the Prince of Spain and his father, the King of Spain, whom she would marry.
Elisabeth de Valois, made by Alexander Connatty, model – Kelise Franclemont. Image courtesy Thomas Butler.
In the end, Alexander made this American girl look positively regal in a red shimmering gown, a hand-embroidered petticoat with hundreds of French knots that shone like pearls, girded with a chain of garnets and more pearls. The look was topped with an iron crown graced with handfuls of the dark red gems, making me feel a little bit wicked, and truly spectacular.
In the dressing room (l-r) Kelise Franclemont as Elisabeth de Valois and Alexander Connatty, who is wearing a coat of his own design. Image courtesy of Kelise Franclemont and Thomas Butler.
Alexander Connatty’s online shop, Harlot’s Diary, where clients can order bespoke fashion and costumes for both men and women.
Exhibition details: The exhibition “In Fine Style” runs from 10 May 2013 to Sunday, 06 October 2013 at Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace Rd., London, SW1A 1AA. Fee entrance, concessions. | 2019-04-25T23:58:01Z | null | 568.2 | 3,237 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
On this page, you'll play the game Dress Up Naruto Couple, one of your best free dress up games!!! Naruto Dress up is a game of dressing a guy and girl model. Dress them in costume clothing or in naruto clothing. Choose the girl's clothing of various styles and types and then make your choices of the guy's clothing. Dress the girl in a beautiful dress or in a top and pants. Then select her style of shoes and accessories to match. Follow the same technique to make selections of clothing and accessories for the guy as well.
Click on the buttons on the top of the screen to get a menu of various styles from which to choose. Make your selection and place on the models. | 2019-04-23T20:06:43Z | null | 469.8 | 672 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
This announcement is to inform you about a forthcoming scheduled maintenance, which will take place at COMODO Certificate Authority on Saturday, 12th August 2017.
The maintenance has started. We will update you via this post once it is finished.
We are glad to let you know that the maintenance has been finished. | 2019-04-23T04:00:39Z | null | 918.5 | 313 | null | 0.482428 | [
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With a partner, share your perspective of the presentation from last Thursday. If you were not there, make sure you sit with someone who was. If you are grateful, please take a moment to share that with Jackson on the paper provided. This is not required but appreciated.
For those of you reading A Thousand Splendid Suns, take the reading provided to the library and read/annotate for 20 min. to prepare for your discussion. Take the My Essential Lit. with you and begin if you have extra time.
For those of you reading A Kite Runner, follow along to the reading provided and prepare to discuss for the next 20 min.
We will switch places at 50 after, Thousand will come to discuss and Kite will have the rest of the period to work on reading/My Essential Lit.
Exit Task: How did our presentation from World Relief impact your reading of these books? | 2019-04-20T21:07:45Z | null | 908.4 | 850 | null | 0.494118 | [
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Cozy, affordable one-bedroom and bachelor apartments in secure buildings. Rentals start at $470.00 and include all utilities, full bathrooms with tub and shower, full sized stove and fridge, coin laundry, available on-site parking, and a resident security manager. Castle Apartments are situated in the downtown area and are close to shopping malls, restaurants, and bus routes.
Call the Lethbridge Housing Authority Main Office at 403 329-0556 between 8:30 AM to 12:00 Non and 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM on weekdays to arrange for an application or viewing.
Cozy, affordable one-bedroom in secure buildings. Rentals start at $635.00 and include all utilities, full bathrooms with tub and shower, full sized stove and fridge, coin laundry, available on-site parking, and a resident security manager. Castle Apartments are situated in the downtown area and are close to shopping malls, restaurants, and bus routes. | 2019-04-25T08:49:43Z | null | 717.9 | 905 | null | 0.923757 | [
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Fleet Troopers are specialized units within the Rebellion; They are the naval ground forces and trained for fighting in the tight quarters of a starship. In Star Wars: Legion the Fleet Troopers are the Rebels second corps unit option. They are lightly armored and short ranged, but pack a big punch - and as such see specialized use in the Rebel's forces.
Fleet Troopers are your short range damage dealers. They excel at weaving through terrain and digging in near an objectives. Any enemy trooper units who get close wont last long.
The base unit of Fleet Troopers are a mixed bag, they have below average survivability and range, but significantly above average damage output. Unlike Rebel Troopers, they don't have a mitigating factor for their below average survivability. Fleet Troopers do however gain an aim token when they stand by, doubling down on their impressive fire power and short range. The above average damage dealing and below average survivability are pretty balanced, making the Fleet Troopers more or less efficient for their 44 points.
Scatter Gun: The Scatter Gun doesn't change the way the Fleet Troopers play, it just makes them better at what they already do. The Scatter Gun adds 1.75 and Pierce 1 to the already impressive 3 damage the Fleet Trooper do, increasing the damage output by more than 50% as well as removing one of the enemies successful saves. Because the Scatter Gun is red dice it can be a reliable weapon to split fire with, however its best use it to deal more damage to the primary target unit. The Scatter Gun is a strongly recommended weapon.
MPL-57 Barrage: The Fleet Trooper's MPL-57 is much different from the Rebel Troopers MPL-57. The Barrage also adds 1.5 damage, but instead of adding Ion 1 and Impact 1 it adds Impact 2 and Blast making the Barrage a very versatile weapon. The MPL-57 can change the way that fleet troopers play, allowing them to engage at longer distances or more effectively target vehicles, but because it exhausts to shoot I think the best way to play it is to add it to a main attack and remove cover from the target unit. The MPL-57 is situationally strong, although keep in mind that its primary advantages are both available as grenade slot upgrades, the MPL-57 is generally a less efficient pick than the scatter gun and grenades.
Fleet Troopers without upgrades already do significantly more damage than would be expected for their points, however their below average survivability makes it hard to keep them on the table. Because of this you would be fine using them without upgrades and trying to get as much work out of them as you can before they die. However if you are going to be adding more upgrades and points onto them I would start with an extra trooper and scatter gun to increase the number of wounds on the table. With an extra trooper and Scatter Gun we also find that the unit puts out 5.5 damage compared to the 4 damage output expected from an 80 point unit. I also find that Concussion grenades are a good addition to the unit when not taking an MPL-57 - although the base weapon does more damage than the grenade, only a single model has to throw the grenade to remove cover increasing the units overall damage significantly.
With the addition of wave 3 expansions the Fleet Troopers now have access to several new and useful upgrade options.
Fragmentation Grenades: Unlike other corps units. Fleet Troopers gain a negligible benefit from Frag Grenades. it increases their damage output by only .125 per model and lowers their variance so although they will be more consistent they will have much lower ceilings.
Recon Intel: for just 2 points this gives your unit scout 2, which is a pretty good benefit. If you have the points to spare you should consider it, especially because of Fleet Troopers limited range. Getting them into place early can be essential.
Officer Upgrade: The Officer Upgrade takes the slot of your generic trooper upgrade and costs 8 points more. For the difference you are gaining an extra point of courage making these units able to play farther from your commander. they also gain Inspire 1 which makes them a great rally point for the rest of your troops to center around. The officer is recommended on Fleet Troopers because the increased courage value is often the difference between getting to move and shoot or being stuck just out of range.
Because Fleet Troopers are not very survivable and their weapons are short range, they should avoid situations where they are able to be shot without being able to shoot back. Keeping them hidden behind LoS blocking terrain until the enemy is close enough to engage is a reliable strategy; keep this in mind when choosing where to deploy them as well. The ideal situation is to have them move up to an objective behind terrain and have them stand by. Not only are they contributing to the mission score, but when the enemy inevitably has to move around the corner to get LOS and deal with them the Fleet Troopers can take a very damaging attack first. If you are able to keep them hidden behind terrain in an area the enemy has to deal with them, it is a good idea to take an aim and a standby when possible. Because they gain a second aim token when they stand by they will be able to deal an extreme 7.85 (with extra trooper and scattergun), ending most units before they have a chance to do anything else.
Although LoS blocking terrain is your most predictable way of getting Fleet Troopers into the fight, there are better ways. If you are able to get Rapid Reinforcements or Limited Visibility conditions for the mission, you are able to get the unit to where they need to be with almost no chance of retaliation. Under the Limited Visibility condition you will want to rush them forward into defensible positions as you normally would, however you can be a little more daring with the added range limitations. With Rapid Reinforcements the Fleet Troopers are air dropped right where you want them to be, usually behind enemy lines although it could be near an objective too, where they can cause havoc and huge amounts of damage forcing the enemy to turn around and deal with them.
When playing against Fleet Troopers keep in mind that you will out range them in most situations, use range to your advantage. If you are able to take some shots at them before they are in range a lot of their threat and effectiveness is gone. also suppression will keep them from being able to move up and attack you, often forcing them to move to a safer location. Fleet Troopers have no extra mitigating abilities to help their poor survivability, so once they start taking shots they go down fast. If Fleet Troopers have dug in with a stand by token, it is a good idea to try and shoot them at range, removing their stand by and giving them a suppression. It is never a great idea to take a stand by shot from them if you can avoid it. | 2019-04-19T20:51:53Z | null | 618.4 | 6,906 | null | 0.240371 | [
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David Cohen. Very kind, intelligent and respectful man. Extremely informative. Took the time to explain the problem and possible solutions. Would absolutely recommend your company and David Cohen as a service provider. Thank you. | 2019-04-24T15:59:46Z | null | 365.6 | 229 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
The roster of stunning Victoria’s Secret Angels just got a little more colorful! Alexina Graham was just announced as the brand’s first red-headed Angel joining Candice Swanepoel, Lily Aldridge, Elsa Hosk, Behati Prinsloo, Josephine Skriver, Martha Hunt, Sara Sampaio, Lais Ribeiro, Romee Strijd, Taylor Hill, Stella Maxwell, Jasmine Tookes and newly announced Barbara Palvin.
The 29-year-old model known for her fiery, red locks, took to Instagram to share the exciting news with a sultry shot of her donning a black bra, shiny underwear, a big smile and of course, her white angel wings.
Victoria’s Secret congratulated Graham on its page with a fun video of the model saying, “I feel like people now want to know what the girl is like behind the canvas” and that is for sure! Keep reading to find out more about the newest Angel!
Graham began her modeling career in 2008 when she was one of the winners of the 2008 Ford modeling competition and snagged a beauty contract with Maybelline and shot an editorial for Another Magazine. Since then, she has appeared in Glamour, Teen Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar Serbia, Marie Claire Russia, InStyle, WWD, Vogue Italia and more. Graham has also strutted her stuff down the runway for Balmain, Emporio Armani, Brandon Maxwell, Etam, Jean-Paul Gaultier and in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 2017 and 2018. | 2019-04-21T01:12:55Z | null | 263.8 | 1,350 | null | 0.271852 | [
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Wonderful, open home in popular Deer Path Community. Lots of updated features including new roof, carpet, paint, ceramic tile flooring and more. The kitchen opens up to the to nook and family room. All appliances stay with the home including washer and dryer. 3 very large bedrooms with walk in closets (master has 2 walk in closets) plus a large loft for additional living space. Everything is neutral and clean. Great private setting backing up to a pond with a nice deck and fully fenced yard. The community has all the amenities you need including pool, tennis and basketball courts. Close to shopping and located in the Hamilton Southeastern School District. Schedule a showing today!
I am interested in 12672 Brady Lane, Noblesville, IN 46060. | 2019-04-19T18:55:17Z | null | 1,011.3 | 749 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
I always loved Bangkok, not for its madness night life, but for their people, culture, food, fashion, etc. It’s a heaven for the photographers!
Thailand is a country where the majority of its people are Buddhists. You would find the monks everywhere in the whole Thailand. I just love and admire them. Please enjoy.
Some of the photos I took during a trip recently to Thailand. Please enjoy.
Hopefully the black and white images would be better from now on, I just bought a new Asus notebook.
A warm sunlight shining through the whole afternoon in Jakarta. Giving me the feeling of warm and romantic. | 2019-04-20T06:14:29Z | null | 349.8 | 600 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
The two circuits above illustrate opening a relay contact a short time after the ignition or light switch is turned off. The capacitor is charged and the relay is closed when the voltage at the diode anode rises to +12 volts. The circuit on the left is a common collector or emitter follower and has the advantage of one less part since a resistor is not needed in series with the transistor base. However the voltage across the relay coil will be two diode drops less than the supply voltage, or about 11 volts for a 12.5 volt input. The common emitter configuration on the right offers the advantage of the full supply voltage across the load for most of the delay time, which makes the relay pull-in and drop-out voltages less of a concern but requires an extra resistor in series with transistor base. The common emitter (circuit on the right) is the better circuit since the series base resistor can be selected to obtain the desired delay time whereas the capacitor must be selected for the common collector (or an additional resistor used in parallel with the capacitor). The time delay for the common emitter will be approximately 3 time constants or 3*R*C. The capacitor/resistor values can be worked out from the relay coil current and transistor gain. For example a 120 ohm relay coil will draw 100 mA at 12 volts and assumming a transistor gain of 30, the base current will be 100/30 = 3 mA. The voltage across the resistor will be the supply voltage minus two diode drops or 12-1.4 = 10.6. The resistor value will be the voltage/current = 10.6/0.003 = 3533 or about 3.6K. The capacitor value for a 15 second delay will be 15/3R = 1327 uF. We can use a standard 1000 uF capacitor and increase the resistor proportionally to get 15 seconds.
This entry was posted in Circuits, Miscellaneous on May 18, 2006 by Jos Hendriks. | 2019-04-23T19:58:10Z | null | 1,051.5 | 1,833 | null | 0.943808 | [
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Are you one of the many Americans looking to start a business?
If you are or if you ever plan to, there are a few things you should consider before venturing out into entrepreneurship.
Many spend thousands of dollars on starting their business, securing a website, printing promotional materials, finding the perfect location, and stocking up their inventory, but future entrepreneurs often leave out three important things — they don’t investigate, incorporate, or insure themselves against loss.
Monique Pressley, principal of The Pressley Firm PLLC, joined Roland Martin on NewsOne Now to explain how to set your business up properly.
She continued with the second “I,” saying you should investigate how to incorporate your business and determine if you want to be a sole proprietorship, a limited liability company, or a corporation.
Finally, you will want to insure your business to protect against loss.
Check out Monique Pressley’s tips for starting your business and how to use the three “I’s” to help you get properly established in the video clip above. | 2019-04-26T03:49:50Z | null | 393.2 | 1,063 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Among my many grievances about India’s (lack of) addresses, it has always struck me as particularly bizarre that rickshaw drivers won’t know basic street names but can accurately point out the home of every Bollywood star.
It’s uncanny – If you get into a rickshaw armed only with a street name, you’ll never get where you’re going; but if you’re going somewhere near a Bollywood star’s home, you’re sure to find your way.
It’s especially true in my little suburb of Bandra. In recent years it has become well known as a Bollywood stomping ground and every day there’s some new story about someone moving out here. It reminds me of how whenever any movie star moves out to Brooklyn there suddenly becomes a lot of press about how Brooklyn is the new hip place to live – even though it’s clearly nothing new.
I mention all of this, because I have just discovered the root of the loud construction that began a few days ago- and while inconvenient, it may prove to be useful when I’m trying to direct people to my building.
After her daily rounds of gossip with the doorman and other people who work in the building, Nisha was very excited to inform me that a Bollywood ‘star’ and her athlete fiancé have purchased the entire fourth floor of our building (I’m not going to mention names since this blog is searchable and I don’t want to give out anyone’s home address…).
I, of course, being the silly white person that I am, had not heard of either of the people in question, but Nisha’s level of interest seemed to indicate that it was a big deal. She quickly rattled off all the movies the woman had starred in. So who was I to argue with that?
On the other hand, when I mentioned it to a friend here, he felt the fiancé was actually the bigger celebrity and that the starlet was “a-list; not A-list.” So who knows? Either way, it can’t hurt in a building that no one can ever find.
And if you’re really curious about who the couple is: don’t worry, I’m sure the rickshaw drivers will be able to tell you soon enough. | 2019-04-26T09:57:26Z | null | 229.1 | 2,017 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
In its continuing effort to foster entrepreneurship and innovation, the Spelpreneur program will kick off the Spelpreneur 10-Day Startup Competition Feb. 17 - 27, 2019. Aspiring entrepreneurs at Spelman College will hone skills needed to advance through the process from problem identification to minimum viable product. In 10 days, students will form teams; identify a unique problem; demonstrate how their idea presents the best solution to the problem; build a mock-up and business case; and pitch “Shark Tank” style idea.
This program is like a hackathon spread over 10 days. In this fast-paced and immersive environment, student teams will be taught new startup concepts each day and will be expected to implement them immediately with the help of a combination of Spelman faculty/staff, Spelman alumnae entrepreneurs, and Atlanta-based women entrepreneurs who will serve as mentors.
Teams will be composed of a minimum of 2 members or a maximum of 4 members.
Teams are not limited to a specific category of problems.
Team members must attend all required sessions to be eligible to compete on Pitch Day.
The competition is open to any student currently enrolled at Spelman College. All majors are welcomed. Students must bring their own laptops, or have access to a computer during the program. If a student participated in the 10-day Startup Competition in 2018, the student will need to identify a problem in 2019 that is different from the one presented in 2018.
Team members must attend all required sessions to be eligible to compete at Pitch Night. Apply by Feb. 1, 2019 at 11:59 p.m. | 2019-04-22T12:47:13Z | null | 552.7 | 1,596 | null | 0.119048 | [
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Check out the latest newsletter from Laura Daleo and thank you girl for featuring Riptide as Vampire book of the month!
Take a bite of Broken Dreams by Rissa Blakeley. Start the #ShatteredLives series today for only 99cents.
Lately, my FB has been filled with everything involving politics – from Trump’s ex wife saying that she felt violated by him when they were married, to Hilary Clinton having uncontrolled seizures, and weird ticks with her facial expressions because of a car accident she was involved in a few years back.
I never comment on these things, because you know why? You get absolutely flamed with the threats that you need to change your mind, or that you’ll ‘die’, and all I’m thinking is….
Why does this matter, exactly?
You’re allowed to have your own opinions, there is the power of free speech under the first amendment, and IF you don’t like what someone says, YOU can control what you type, and stay silent.
Like what my mother told me when I was younger: If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it at all.
Ready to come party with me? | 2019-04-23T06:07:37Z | null | 473.9 | 1,071 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Come join us on Sunday at 9:15 am for Bible study and 10:45 am for worship and children’s church.
On Wednesdays we meet for Kids Club (1st-5th grades) at 3:00 pm, family dinner at 5:15 pm, and RAs and GAs (1st-5th grades) at 6:00 pm.
If you have any questions about our children’s ministry, please contact us here. | 2019-04-24T18:06:57Z | null | 2,110.8 | 314 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
A high quality new student study centre is now in use in Giraffe House, part of the ongoing South Cloisters redevelopment.
A new £1.2million grant from the Natural Environment Research Council is hoping to boost our understanding of how pollution can promote antibiotic resistance.
The University of Exeter has awarded an honorary degree to Professor Steve Field, Chief Inspector of General Practice at the Care Quality Commission and Chairman of the National Inclusion Health Board.
Doctors who unintentionally communicate to patients that they do not believe or understand them could actually make their symptoms worse, a new study suggests.
A gas that gives rotten eggs their distinctive odour could one day form the basis of new cardiovascular therapies.
New research by scientists at the University of Exeter and King’s College London has made significant progress towards understanding the complex process of prenatal human brain development.
Alzheimer’s Society has announced the launch of a new dementia-focussed Doctoral Training Centre at the University of Exeter. The centre will support eight PhD students to investigate the effect of dementia on the brain’s neural networks.
People living close to the coast in England have higher vitamin D levels than inland dwellers, according to a new study published in the journal Environment International.
A new nationwide online and telephone service that helps people in the South West of England to take part in dementia research studies is now live.
The incidence of prostate cancer among men of Afro-Caribbean origin is higher than in white men, they are more likely to be diagnosed as emergencies and their mortality rates are higher. Until now it has been unclear why these disappointing outcomes exist.
The wide range of research projects undertaken by PhD students at the University of Exeter Medical School was celebrated at a dynamic showcase and networking event.
Scandal has erupted on Devon’s sporting scene as previously unknown athletes smash all known records. Police call on the only team who can scrutinise the mysterious yeast found in their bags: The X-Men in White.
Two rising research stars at the University of Exeter Medical School have been awarded prestigious Sir Henry Dale Fellowships.
Recreational users of coastal waters such as swimmers and surfers are at risk of exposure to antibiotic resistant bacteria, according to new research published this week.
An insight into the wide range of research taking place at the University of Exeter Medical School’s Institute of Health Research will be on offer at a series of inaugural lectures which are open to all.
Sleep disorders are common and fascinating – but neglected. Having a sleep disorder can affect every aspect of life. Now a conference will give an insight into what causes these disorders and how they can be treated.
A dramatic overhaul to a former hall of residence at St Luke’s has created a modern, high quality research and education facility on the University’s campus.
Referring patients with unexplained swollen neck glands for specialist investigations could help to avoid some of the thousands of deaths each year from lymphoma, a type of cancer.
The University added an additional award to its Athena SWAN tally this year with a Bronze for the Biosciences department at Exeter.
A six-year-old boy and his mum and dad today became the first family in the South West to take part in ground-breaking DNA research at the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust (RD&E), with support from the University, to help fight rare health conditions.
Childhood Obesity – One Epidemic or Two?
New research has indicated that obesity in children has quite different causes at different ages.
The University of Exeter has reinforced its position as one of the leading universities in the country, according to an influential league table.
Patients receiving care from commercial providers of out-of-hours care report poorer ratings of care when compared with not-for-profit or NHS providers, a new study has shown.
A new research centre will bring together experts in a diverse range of fields to tackle some of the greatest health issues of our time – and the public are being invited to get involved.
The public will be invited to get involved with medical research and show their love for scientific advances during an event in Exeter to mark International Clinical Trials Day.
A dramatic way of seeing magnified parts of the human body is now possible through cutting edge filming technology. The BREATH project uses extreme slow motion and close up filming techniques to explore the ageing human body as a new landscape.
More than half a million pounds of new cutting-edge research which aims to advance us towards a dementia cure and improve dementia care has been awarded to the University of Exeter Medical School by Alzheimer’s Society.
A unique soundscape created through interpreting the sounds of bacterial molecules in the human body will form part of a new exhibition at the Eden Project.
New research conducted in a rural community in Pakistan highlights the crucial role that essential fatty acids play in human brain growth and function.
The University of Exeter Medical School has been ranked best in South West England in the influential Guardian University Guide 2016, which saw the University as a whole ranked at number nine.
World Ocean’s Day --- Scientists in Cornwall are about to begin an innovative study that will shed light on how surfers exposed to human sewage and diffuse pollution in seawater might be affected by antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Students and staff have returned from the first of a series of six trips to Ethiopia, in a scheme designed to share knowledge and experience.
Research by the University of Exeter has helped underline new national guidelines to help GPs diagnose cancer earlier, and save lives.
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has recognised researchers at the University of Exeter Medical School as being among the most outstanding health researchers in the UK.
But more robust research is needed to identify best approach.
Professor Michael Depledge, one of the University’s leading academics, will be elected as an Honorary Fellow to the Royal College of Physicians later today [8th July 2015], at a special ceremony in London.
Professor Michael Depledge, one of the University of Exeter’s leading academics, has been elected as an Honorary Fellow to the Royal College of Physicians at a special ceremony in London.
On the 13th July, technical staff from all over the University gathered for our first ever technical services conference. This was designed with a particular focus on staff development and offered short training sessions in everything from wellbeing to research sustainability.
Pupils from across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset have gained a valuable insight into medical education in a scheme which aims to boost university applications.
An outstanding diabetes expert at the University of Exeter Medical School has been recognised through a prestigious Royal Society prize.
Over a 10 year period, the time that babies receive genetic testing after being diagnosed with diabetes has fallen from over four years to under two months.
A new research project will unite police and researchers to increase evidence-based knowledge, skills and problem solving approaches within policing.
Pioneering research in Cornwall is hoping to discover new ways of searching for antibiotics – from the seaweeds found along the county’s coastline.
Professor Sir John Tooke presents a future vision for healthcare in the 2015 Duchy Health Charity President’s Lecture.
The Dr Hadwen Trust (DHT) has announced funding for a diabetes research project to be led by University of Exeter Medical School’s Professor Lorna Harries.
Rugby players take note: drinking high nitrate beetroot juice improves both sprint performance and decision-making during prolonged intermittent exercise such as rugby and football, according to scientists from the University of Exeter.
South West patients with long-term health conditions are getting to see health experts when they need to, in an exciting project driven by research.
An international study of nearly 70,000 women has identified more than forty regions of the human genome that are involved in governing at what age a woman goes through the menopause.
Cornwall’s Unitary Authority status and potential for devolved budgetary powers puts it in prime position to make the radical and urgent changes required to make healthcare sustainable and fit for purpose in the 21st Century.
A nurse training initiative developed by a team at the University of Exeter Medical School and the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital to improve diagnosis of monogenic diabetes has won a national award for its contribution to diabetes care.
New research has shed light on the molecular changes that occur in our bodies as we age.
Professor Lora Fleming received the prestigious Bruun Medal last week, recognising her outstanding work in the field of oceans and human health.
The University of Exeter has cemented its position among the very best universities in the world for Life Sciences.
A leading Professor at the University of Exeter has been recognised by receiving the most prestigious European award in her field.
One of the world’s most pioneering and influential developmental geneticists has been appointed as the inaugural Director of the University of Exeter’s Living Systems Institute.
Experts from across the South West will come together to discuss issues around weight loss management in the region.
A team from the University of Exeter and PenCLAHRC have been awarded a grant of £285,000 to carry out a study aiming to improve ways to support children.
The first report on the mental health of young people between the ages of two and 19 will involve an expert researcher from the University of Exeter Medical School.
The crucial issue of how to tackle the challenge of dementia across the global community will be discussed by leading experts in the field, at a special event in San Francisco.
Researchers at University of Exeter have developed a new test to help diagnose diabetes, which they say will lead to more effective diagnosis and patient care.
A budding student researcher is among the first from Exeter to secure a prestigious undergraduate placement at the pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Company.
The University of Exeter Medical School has celebrated 20 years of molecular genetics research.
The University of Exeter Medical School has recognised some of its most outstanding students for their commitment and academic excellence at its annual Prizes and Awards ceremony.
Scientists from the University of Exeter have joined forces with storytellers to explore the link between sleep and fiction in a new book about the science of sleep.
A free online course led by world-renowned experts at the University of Exeter will offer participants the opportunity to explore how developments in the field of genomics are transforming knowledge and treatment of conditions such as diabetes.
Researchers at the University of Exeter have developed a new practice resource for local authority public health teams in England, which will help them take action to prevent suicides in public places.
Researchers have used a new technique to ensure research findings in the field of nature conservation are more visible and accessible.
Members of Parliament and Lords are likely to live far longer than the UK average, according to research involving the University of Exeter.
A Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter Medical School has been awarded a Fellowship from the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy in recognition of her excellence in research, education and partnership working.
A University of Exeter scientist has been awarded a Distinguished Investigator Award by the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation, a US charity that funds research into the causes of mental illness.
A University of Exeter- led study has been ranked as among the most shared and discussed academic research of 2015.
Research at the University of Exeter Medical School has ranked in the UK top ten, for demonstrating world-leading impact on health and wellbeing across the globe.
Six University of Exeter academics appear on a list of the world’s most influential scientific minds that is published this week. | 2019-04-25T07:53:30Z | null | 214.8 | 12,463 | null | 0.11482 | [
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It has been trialled on quite a number of recent Microgaming video slots, and thanks to the positive feedback from players it looks like the brand new Your Gamble bonus game feature is here to stay and may soon be found on offer on more and more slot games from this industry leading online casino game designer.
If you haven’t come across this Your Gamble feature before, it is a quite unique optional bonus game which you can opt to take whenever you have spun in a winning payline combination on the three slot machines that have been used to test out this feature those being Microgaming’s “Untamed” series of slots which includes the Untamed Giant Panda slot, the Untamed Wolf Pack slot and the Untamed Bengal Tiger slot.
Having had a fairly standard optional gamble game for well over a decade now attached to many of their bonus video slots it would appear Microgaming have been hunting for a replacement to their usual gamble game and this Your gamble feature would appear to be a likely replacement.
The standard gamble game was one on which you simply had to predict what you thought would be the next playing card drawn out of a deck of cards, you could pick red or black in the hope that that would be the colour of the next card drawn and if correct you would double your gambled amount. By selecting the suit of the next playing card, if correct, your gambled amount would be quadrupled in value.
However, this new Your Gamble bonus game puts players firmly in control of their own destiny when they opt to play it as you are able to adjust the odds on which you will be paid out if you have a winning gamble game. Keep on reading for a detailed explanation of just how this Your Gamble game works and operates as it may be of interest to you.
The way in which the Your Gamble bonus game works is completely unique and you will have not seen it attached to any other Microgaming slot games other than those listed above before.
When playing any slot which offers this Your Gamble game whenever a winning combination has been spun in you will be given the option of taking the gamble game with the obvious hope of you managing to increase the value of that winning payout.
To take this gamble game you will need to click onto the Gamble button which will become activate and illuminated just above the Spin button when a winning combination has been formed, upon clicking this button the Your Gamble bonus game screen will be launched.
On this gamble game bonus screen you will see a large globe, and underneath this globe are two buttons, a Plus button and a Minus button. In the middle of the globe pointing upwards you will see a special Compass Needle, this is going to start spinning once you click on the Spin button and set the gamble game into motion.
The globe is divided up into two different coloured segments, there is both Green and Red segments, and once you have click on the Spin button and set the Compass Needle spinning, you will be hoping then when it comes to a stop it will be in the Green Zone, and if so then you have won the gamble game, however, if is stops in the Red Zone you will have lost the amount of cash you chose to gamble.
However, what makes this Your Gamble game so very unique is that you are able to adjust how much of the globe is Red and how much of the globe is Green, to increase the total area of the globe coloured Green and therefore turn that section of the globe into a winning zone, you need to click on the Minus button, however any doing this the amount you stand to win will decrease in value, as the odds on the Compass Needle stopping in the winning green Zone will be higher.
If you click on the Plus button then more of the globe will turn into a Red Zone and as this will mean the odds on the Compass Needle stopping on that segment of the globe will increase and the winning payouts and odds you will get should it land on that area will be increased.
Should you have had a winning spin you are then able to carry on gambling via the Your Gamble feature, however you will also be given the chance of banking half of your accumulated winnings before taking the gamble option any additional times.
To collect half of any winnings won on any single successful spin of the Your Gamble game simply click on the Bank button and half of your winnings will be removed from temptations way and removed from the amount of cash you can gamble and will be placed into your casino account.
There are many different odds on offer on the Your Gamble game depending on just how much of the globe you decide to turn into a winning Green Zone. If you set the globe to its maximum winning area then you will be paid out at odds of one twentieth your gamble amount, which may seem very low winning payout odds, but the Needle Compass will have more chance of landing in the Win Zone.
However it you turn the maximum surface of the globe into the Red Zone, then should the Needle Compass land in the tiny Green Win Zone a winning payout of twenty times your total gamble amount will be awarded to you.
Be aware that at any time you can click on the Collect button to have your winnings credited to your credit meter and once clicked the Your Gamble game will instantly end. There is a maximum gamble limit in place on slots offering this gamble game, and should you be unable to gamble any further due to you having reached this limit your winnings made up until that point will be automatically collected for you. | 2019-04-22T03:30:55Z | null | 569.3 | 5,465 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Long-time MVAC supporter William Gresens is pictured standing in the William Gresens Laboratory in the new Prairie Springs Science Center on the UW-L campus. The lab is in recognition of a gift from Ron and Jane Rada. Gresens was critical in establishing undergraduate research and creativity at UWL. Link to UWL Prairie Springs Science Center Dedication photos. | 2019-04-25T06:52:16Z | null | 747.4 | 362 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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Vermont vacations let you trade the fast lane for the slow path, and the concrete jungle for the natural beauty of The Green Mountains, Lake Champlain, or Quechee Gorge. A Vermont vacation can stun you with more picturesque Covered Bridges than any other state, the springtime scent of its maple sugarhouses, or a visit to one of its many old-fashioned country stores in a fire-colored fall.
The home of Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, Cabot Cheddar, and everybody’s favorite Teddy Bears, is waiting for your vacation.
The welcome mat is out and if you enjoy spectacular scenery and unrushed days, then you’ll feel right at home on the Vermont vacations you’ll discover in these pages.
The State of Vermont, tucked in the Northeast corner of the U.S., is the second largest state in New England – only Maine is bigger in area – but its population is the smallest at approx. 600,000. And this means plenty of open spaces and small quiet towns. Even during the summer months traffic jams are front-page news material!
You’ll discover more than 60 destinations and attractions in this special Vermont Vacations guide section. This guide is arranged into regions with easy-to-find categories, maps and directions.
To keep everything simple I’ve split Vermont into its three generally accepted regions of Southern, Central, and Northern Vermont. In the map below you can see how it looks at a glance, and all the areas we’ll be visiting together. I hope you’re looking forward to it… I know I am.
Get oriented with this attraction-packed map, as I give you an exciting glimpse into enchanting Vermont vacations waiting to be discovered by you.
My Vermont Covered Bridges guide, which let’s you see at a glance where over 90 bridges are located, and a vacation in Vermont just isn’t complete until you take a trip to one of the Vermont farms open to the public listed here.
Vermont has over 50 state parks, and whether you’re searching for cascading waterfalls, a mountain stream, or just a stroll through a serene forest, you’ll find a park to suit your interests here.
While Maple sap only runs for six weeks in early spring, many Vermont Maple Sugarhouses are open throughout the year where you can discover the art of maple sugaring which hasn’t changed in over 200 years. My special Maple Sugarhouse guide gives you all the information you’ll need to enjoy this unique treat while on your Vermont vacation.
The rural feel to Vermont has encouraged the spread of old fashioned country stores everywhere. Vermonters believe that shopping should be a friendly and enjoyable experience, with unhindered time-to-browse… and it seems most people on Vermont vacations agree. Here are my Vermont Country Stores listing to help you pick out a special one to visit during your trip.
And finally, Vermont boasts a rich historical heritage of revolutionary battles, birthplace of presidents and statesmen, and significant homesteads. Many of these are state-owned and scattered throughout Vermont. I’ve pulled them all together in a special Vermont Historic Sites guide here.
So if you’re ready to take a spin through the regions and hit a bunch of high spots then let’s get going… but please… feel free to click and follow your own path if you spot a region or destination you want to discover more about now. Just promise to come back to this page often so you can follow another path later, or you’ll never know what you missed and it could just be the perfect destination for your Vermont vacations.
North of the Berkshires lies the first region of the Green Mountains state. Its close proximity to the Southern New England states makes many of its destinations and attractions an enjoyable day trip.
A southern Vermont vacation offers smalls towns with village greens, white steeples and attractive bed and breakfasts. The town of Bennington offers visits to historic Bennington Battle Monument, the marvelous Bennington Museum, and one of the finest Victorian mansions in New England at Park-McCullough Historic Estate.
With cows at pasture, corn-filled valleys, and orchard dotted hillsides, places like Adams Farm and the Merck Forest & Farmland Center are major attractions in the area. They are open to the public to enjoy a fun-filled experience on how Vermont manages its precious land resource. For enthusiasts of wine North River Winery offer tours and tasting at its Jacksonville location.
As far as we know Abe Lincoln never visited Vermont, but his sole surviving child did… and was so smitten with it, he built his summer home at Hildene in Manchester. Tour the wonderful house and grounds, and then take the gentle and scenic Green Mountain Flyer train ride from Bellows Falls to the Chester Depot.
Stretching from Chester all the way up to Waterbury, the central region of Vermont encompasses a mind-boggling range of destinations and attractions for Vermont vacations. Scenic Quechee Gorge – Vermont’s Grand Canyon – is one of the states top attractions, and is close to both the enthralling birds of prey Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS), and the shopper’s delight at Quechee Gorge Village.
The historic Woodstock area includes the captivating Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic Park, and Billings Farm and Museum. This is Vermont at its finest, with nature walks and trails, stunning scenery, and a chance to discover land management techniques that have kept Vermont at the forefront of conservation in the U.S.
The Green Mountains in Central Vermont attract travelers from around the world. Killington Peak isn’t only the Northeast’s largest ski resort in winter, but offers summer trekking, and fine Vermont lodging and dining in the nearby town of Rutland.
While in Rutland take in the authentic English manor at Wilson Castle, and then head north to the gorgeous Moosalamoo Region near Brandon and Lake Dunmore – another Vermont vacations hiker’s paradise.
Museums abound in this area ensuring no shortage of things to do on your Vermont vacation. Unusual museums to check out include the information-packed New England Maple Museum in Pittsford, a chance to explore shipwrecks and antique boats at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum in Vergennes, and the exquisite collection of music boxes at the Porter Music Box Museum in Randolph.
Other museum trips for your Vermont vacations include the Sutherland Farms quarry and galleries at the Vermont Marble Museum in Proctor, the amazing mechanical arts on display at the American Precisions Museum in Windsor, and the child-friendly exhibits and Science Park at Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich.
The border region with Canada offers the unforgettable destinations of the Lake Champlain Islands, the Northeast Kingdom, the Stowe and Jay Peak areas, and Burlington – Vermont’s largest city. Those alone are reason enough for visiting this region on your Vermont vacations, but there’s a lot more on offer, as you’ll see. The Lake Champlain Islands offer outdoor recreation, historic villages, and wonderful dining and lodging. The connected Islands are Alburg, Isle La Motte, North Hero, Grand Isle, and South Hero, and visitors to these islands are greeted with seven state parks with an abundance of camping, swimming, and fishing opportunities. Lake Champlain is the sixth largest freshwater lake in the United States, and sailing and boating are favorite pastimes for vacationers. On the shore of Lake Champlain is Burlington, a small city but definitely the hub in this region. Burlington offers Lake Cruises around the Islands, a scenic train ride through the Champlain Valley, and the world-class ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center, at the Leahy Center for Lake Champlain. Close to Burlington is the Ethan Allen Homestead and Museum where you can learn all about one of Vermont’s most famous sons. The Northeast Kingdom tucked in the uppermost Northeast portion of the state is 1.3 million acres of small towns and wilderness. Chock full of public forestland, parks, lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams, it’s an area for the adventurous and is Vermont preserved at its best. Both areas of Stowe and Jay Peak continue Vermont’s back to nature theme. While it’s true Stowe is a popular destination during both winter and summer, it still has a mountain village feel to it. Wonderful lodging, fine dining, and shopping, and all with the majestic backdrop of the states highest peak of Mt. Mansfield, make Stowe a must-do stop on any Vermont vacation. Jay Peak area is about as far north as you can go in Vermont without speaking French Canadian. Like Stowe, a popular ski resort in winter, the area is full of year-round Vermont vacation activities. Plenty of covered bridges to view, and wilderness areas to hike, walk, bike, fish, and canoe. Make sure you ride the all-season aerial tram to the top of Jay Peak for a spectacular view of four states and Quebec.
It goes without saying that Vermont has some of the finest lodging and accommodations in all of New England. From budget cabins to resort and spas that offer the best pampering you can get anywhere in the region. | 2019-04-25T05:58:09Z | null | 343.5 | 9,057 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport increased by 13% to just over 13 million during the first six months of the year, according to daa.
The airport welcomed over 1.5 million extra passengers during the first half of 2016.
“Passenger volumes are continuing to grow strongly at Dublin Airport and this is due to the addition of 15 new services to our route network,” said Dublin Airport Managing Director, Vincent Harrison.
“The outlook for the rest of the year remains positive with 2016 on course to surpass last year, which was the busiest in the airport’s history. Dublin Airport reached a significant milestone recently welcoming 100,000 passengers in a single day for the first time ever,” he said.
UK passenger traffic is up 13% with almost 4.8 million passengers flying to and from 19 UK cities in the first six months.
With over 106 destinations to choose from, passenger traffic to and from continental Europe grew by 13% in the first six months with over 6.6 million passengers travelling on our European route network.
Transatlantic traffic increased by 19% with 1.2 million passengers travelling between Dublin and North America during the first half of the year. This summer 10 airlines are flying 342 flights to and from North America to 11 destinations in the US and four in Canada per week – an average of 48 flights per day.
Other international traffic, which includes flights to two destinations in the Middle East and two African destinations, fell by 1% with over 365,000 passengers flying to and from these locations.
The number of passengers on domestic flights increased by 25% with almost 45,000 people taking flights within the Republic of Ireland.
“We have welcomed two new airlines in the first six months of the year with Aegean Airlines launching a new service to Athens and Cobalt Aero recently flying to the Cypriot capital of Larnaca. Later this year we welcome the return of KLM when it starts a new service to Amsterdam, while Aer Lingus launch two new long haul services to Newark and Hartford, Connecticut in September,” Mr Harrison added.
The number of passengers using Dublin Airport as a hub to connect to other destinations increased by 28% with almost 448,000 passengers connecting through Dublin Airport in the first six months of the year.
Dublin Airport has direct flights to over 180 destinations in 40 countries on four continents. | 2019-04-25T02:56:25Z | null | 671.6 | 2,376 | null | 0.230219 | [
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Any reason for that? Why not replace "TargetPopulation low = 1" with "Species" in the location condition for the Evacuation building?
The description is a bit misleading, since they don't actually do anything to the buildings as far as I know, but they will move towards an empire owned building if they see one. Black Krakens seem to have the same property, based on the scripts.
Some UI mock-ups. I used the little bar that shows up when you own planets in a system as a location for the bombard button. Any thoughts?
Geoff the Medio wrote: Were you using the MSVC2010 SDK?
No, so that might be the problem.
Geoff the Medio wrote: Regardless, if Vezzra's not using to do builds, which I think he is not, then it can probably be dropped.
OK - I'll just ignore it then.
I can't really commit to fixing it before 0.4.5 release if something goes wrong, so you can hold off on merging it until after the release branch is made if you want.
Are we still supporting the VS 2010 solution? I just opened it up to test some code changes I made, but it fails for totally unrelated reasons, like some boost errors and missing png.h.
Ah, I see. I was only trying it in the "Rename Fleet" dialog, so that explains why it doesn't work.
I want to make copy-paste work on all dialogs and look at the system clipboard. I'll take a look at the code.
Copy/paste isn't working for me. There's some code in GUI.cpp that seems to be trying to implement an app-local copy-paste, but even that doesn't work. Does anyone know what's going on with this code? Is it working for anyone else? | 2019-04-21T20:22:12Z | null | 413.1 | 1,564 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
LULING – OldSkool Wrestling Entertainment will host a live pro-wrestling show at the VFW Hall on Angus Drive in Luling on Nov. 27. Parishioners can come see Paradis’ own Wade “Halfbreed” Hebert.
The Hahnville Tigers were eliminated from the playoffs last week by way of a 35-14 loss to St. Thomas More, who is considered the front-runner in the 2010 state championship race.
In tune with Thanksgiving go our thanks to Mary Bergeron for giving of her time and herself for the benefit of the young people served by the St. Charles Parish School Board. We are grateful for her 22 years of dedication and leadership aimed at benefiting all children in our school system. Mary was the first woman elected to the board.
In 1978 we moved to St. Charles Parish. We decided to live closer to the West St. Charles Guide newspaper we were publishing since Allen had been commuting from our home in Houma.
Yes, there are a number of things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving Day.
•Donald Theriot, 52, of 3645 James Victor Drive in Baton Rouge, was arrested on Nov. 18 and charged with D.W.I. and not staying in a single lane of traffic.
A long-awaited park is finally coming to the Willowdale/Mimosa area.
The St. Charles Parish Council overrode a veto by Parish President V.J. St. Pierre that would have removed a cap on the pay raises he can give his top appointees.
This past weekend many hunters headed to their favorite deer leases, duck ponds, or lakes with the anticipation of killing or catching a wall hanger. | 2019-04-25T19:44:35Z | null | 425.6 | 1,508 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
For the connection of hydraulic brake circuits, hydraulic tilting circuits, brake calipers, pressure accumulators and hydraulic pressure units, Stäubli has developed quick release couplings with very high resistance to mechanical stress and difficult conditions. Featuring clean break non-spill design, our hydraulic connection solutions also offer an environmentally sound alternative.
Clean break quick release couplings for hydraulic connections, ensuring constant tightness, even under severe conditions. | 2019-04-22T16:02:27Z | null | 629.1 | 508 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
The leading online resource for Kate Spade products, news, and reviews online.
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Melanie Peugh is the public relations contact for Kate Spade. She is currently divorcing Steve who is the most unreliable worthless loser to ever live. No surprise she cheated on him constantly. | 2019-04-21T23:06:44Z | null | 402.7 | 3,149 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Mexico’s deadly drugs war is not just a question of supply and demand but a symptom of the rise of Satan, according to some Catholic leaders. With the death toll at about 80,000 and counting, the number of exorcisms is rising.
Exorcisms and spiritual cleansings are common in Mexico, a superstitious country where Catholicism overlaid the religious beliefs of its indigenous inhabitants, including the Aztecs. | 2019-04-21T18:39:04Z | null | 229.6 | 409 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
The New Zealand premiere of Bette & Joan centres on the epic feud between screen legends Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.
when Stars were stars and had the scars to prove it.
Tickets available online at www.iticket.co.nz, or via the Woolshed Museum, Dixon street, Masterton.
Door sales may be available.
This community production is presented by arrangement with Samuel French Ltd in association with Play Bureau NZ Ltd. | 2019-04-21T22:48:32Z | null | 438.2 | 418 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
FCL (Full Container Load) transportation is arranged in co-operation with major shipping companies in order to offer fast and favourable transport services to our customers.
LCL (Less than full Container Load) transportation is arranged in co-operation with our partners at various ports in Europe, the Far East, the US, Australia and Africa.
Sea transport requires special attention and specialist knowledge. To provide a good service, CF&S has gathered in its Sea Transport department the best specialists in the field.
It does not matter whether you have bulk, general or project cargo, we can easily help you to find a suitable vessel to meet your transport needs.
CF&S team, having years of experience in the air transport management, finds suitable solution for you.
CF&S arranges customs agency services for import and export cargoes as well as transit cargoes via Lithuania.
Where necessary, we offer customs agency services combined with the other services we offer, which makes the supply of goods/transport chain as convenient for customers as possible.
Constant research and innovative thinking ensure our competitiveness and customer-oriented approach. | 2019-04-22T23:53:58Z | null | 400.8 | 1,165 | null | 0.198283 | [
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Underwater lights will add another eye-catching dimension to any water feature, waterfall or pond. All the underwater lights in this category are fully submersible and so have the suitable IP rating (Ingress Protection) rating of IP68.
Lights can be placed within the water to provide mirror and shimmering effects. If placed by a waterfall type garden feature and directed to where the water splashes, you will be amazed with the extra sparkle that the light will add. By using a coloured dichroic lens, extra special effects can be created especially using the blue lens. In a pond the green lens can be very effective. Lumena underwater lights use replaceable bulbs. Use LED for extra long life, low running costs and use the Daylight White 6500K option if using in a water feature for extra ‘cool’ effects.
Always test in a bucket of water before use in case the top of the fitting has not been correctly screwed down. A word of warning, do NOT use Acid based chemicals in water features where you have installed an underwater light. Although Brass and stainless steel are very resistant to erosion they will be slowly corroded by acid that is used in fountains to clear the water. | 2019-04-18T14:22:13Z | null | 633.6 | 1,185 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
GCS is a friendly choir. We always welcome new members whether experienced or choral singing for the first time.
> More information on our rehearsals and how to join.
> Supporting Glossop Choral Society.
Glossop Choral Society is a registered charity (charity number 260364). | 2019-04-25T18:46:37Z | null | 477.7 | 275 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
With over 9 years of diverse relief and development work experience, Lemlem has a wealth of experience in planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating hygiene and sanitation promotion programs for refugees, local communities and internally displaced peoples. Lemlem holds a Master of Public Health degree (Distinction) from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, and a Master of Arts degree (Distinction) in Rural Development from Indira Ghandi National Open University. She first took the plunge into the sector as an educator, leveraging her Bachelor of Education degree, and subsequently furthered her global WASH expertise as a hygiene and sanitation promotion advisor working with international and local NGOs in Ethiopia. Lemlem is currently a Research and Evaluation Assistant at CAWST. She is fluent in Amharic and English. | 2019-04-21T06:14:22Z | null | 215.6 | 838 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Vascular lesions such as prominent veins in the face, arms and legs can be a source of lifelong self-consciousness, especially at the beach or when being intimate with a partner. These stretched out blood vessels may have a genetic origin, or they may have slowly worsened due to excessive standing, excess weight or hormonal imbalances, but regardless of their cause, your search for a solution may finally be over.
Heralding in an exciting advance in cosmetic science, Cutera released their cutting edge Excel laser system, engineered to safely and effectively eradicate unsightly veins with minimal discomfort. During the procedure, gentle yet powerful pulses of laser light energy decimate the veins at a cellular level, placing them in a position to then be reabsorbed by the body. Excel laser therapy is carefully monitored via computer to ensure precise temperatures and even distribution of rays, and is further assisted by a versatile hand piece that can reach even the most remote areas of the body.
Dr. Lahijani is committed to staying abreast of all the latest developments in cosmetic science, religiously attending industry networking events, lectures, seminars and symposiums to enhance his skill and knowledge in plastic surgery techniques. When you undergo laser treatment at the our office, you are gaining access to one of the country's most powerful arsenals of laser therapy systems, each designed to offer 21st century solutions that did not previously exist. In addition, our accredited surgical center is staffed by a winning team of seasoned medical professionals who will go the extra mile to provide you with world-class care and unwavering personal attention.
While the majority of Excel vein therapy patients experience no pain or discomfort after their procedure, a select few may suffer from side effects such as minor redness and swelling, but these tend to abate within 24 hours. If you do encounter anything out of the ordinary such as excessive blistering or bleeding, be sure to contact Dr. Lahijani right away. He will provide you with a complete aftercare regimen, along with follow-up care should you require it.
Results are typically seen within 2-4 weeks post-laser therapy, although final outcomes are best viewed at around 2 months. While patients may return to work right away, rigorous aerobics or weight lifting should be curtailed for at least 5-7 days as the body heals. Abstaining from smoking and making sure to always wear sunblock will ensure your continued satisfaction with your new and improved vein-free skin. | 2019-04-24T02:02:07Z | null | 415.1 | 2,565 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
The Mid-Atlantic Group Psychotherapy Society (MAGPS) is a regional affiliate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association that serves group therapists in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia.
MAGPS is committed to professional and cultural diversity. All mental health professions are welcome and well represented in our Society. Our membership of students, interns, residents, new professionals, established practitioners and retirees helps create a community of inclusion, vitality and creativity. | 2019-04-19T08:20:15Z | null | 192.5 | 528 | null | 0.871212 | [
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After intense debate by the judging panel, 37 organisations have been chosen across 12 categories, recognising achievements from animal welfare campaigns to accessible tourism practices in one of the most diverse lists of finalists the World Responsible Tourism Awards at WTM London has ever seen. The range of organisations vary hugely – in size; from tourism industry giants such as TUI Travel UK & Ireland, to tiny individual enterprises such as Cnoc Suain in Ireland, in setting; from city tours to an isolated Amazon ecolodge and in style; from mainstream tour operators to small, niche businesses. These finalists are also based in more countries than ever before – 20 different countries worldwide, with Cyprus, Hong Kong and Finland represented for the first time ever.
Professor Harold Goodwin, chair of the Awards’ judging panel noted that 2015 has revealed some of the strongest entries ever received by the Awards team. He says “Our aim is to surprise and inspire, but the standard is rising, and we have to keep pushing up our expectations of our winners. | 2019-04-18T16:16:45Z | null | 491.5 | 1,068 | null | 0.999064 | [
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this is the wakawaka your tea comes from.
by Matt and Frida in Matapouri, Aotearoa.
An area of harvest as an extension of our whanau's garden.
The land we are growing on is modestly a wakawaka of tea.
You are the orchestrators of this wakawaka.
As we grow, grow, grow a forest of herbs, of medicine, of food.
On this beautiful wakawaka you have helped us create.
We first observed this land. Traced the undulating contour lines with our feet. Felt the differences in soil texture between our fingers. Paid attention to the sun angles, the wind direction and intensity. We identified the existing vegetation.
We breathed in the air and become one with the landscape, moving with it in its growth into a medicinal food forest.
Tea Wakawaka is part of our family-run farm and permaculture education centre, PermaDynamics, and has been a place of inspiration since we first started out.
Our education focus has been on how to work with permaculture principles to retain water, nutrients and breath natural fertility back into a landscape.
In the near future, we plan to offer 'Seed to Tincture' herbal medicine courses as a place for students to observe, grow, harvest and process herbal products amongst a highly diverse medicinal forest.
From the start of our walk upon this land, we have been practising Permaculture and Syntropy to gently cultivate a diverse medicinal forest. We have been collecting and propagating an abundance of medicinal plants that grow in a range of climate and soil types, thereby utilising all layers of a forest canopy.
We aim to produce a range of herbal tea blends that are fragrant, medicinal, flavoursome and support the healthy ecosystem they are a part of. | 2019-04-22T11:03:24Z | null | 370.7 | 1,695 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
The cleaning pad of our mop head adopts microfiber cloth material with antibacterial treatment, which is durable and absorbs water well. Our mop head adopts 360 degree rotation design, which provides you a dead-zone free cleaning. Additionally, coming with a light weight (301g/0.66lbs), and a retractable length pole (69.5cm/27.36in-117.5cm/46.26in) can greatly release your fatigues and make you feel more relaxed when you are doing cleaning.
Strong Water-Absorption and Durable: The cleaning pad of our mop head adopts ultra-slim microfiber material, which makes it absorb water well and easy to be washed by hands or machine. Besides, with antibacterial treatment, it is not easy to mildew and rot.
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In November 2011, the world was gifted its first Bluetooth mono headset with active noise cancellation technology. Created by Jabra, this revolution in Bluetooth headset technology set the ball rolling for several manufacturers in the music industry, encouraging them to create headsets that enhance acoustic experience. In the fourth of a five-part series on the music industry, our bloggers look at the ways in which two of the best headset makers in the world have helped create better products for professionals who need to use headphones to answer calls for long stretches every day.
Gone are the days when people listened to songs from an entire album at a stretch. And nearly gone are the days where people still buy music cds where the sounds are controlled throughout the hearing experience. These are the times when music is downloaded from scores of websites, with each having its own pitch of music output. These are the times when people listen to mixed music… songs from different albums jumbled into their preferred choice of listening. Listening to such music has become even easier today with companies such as Sennheiser and Jabra bringing into the market Bluetooth headsets that allow the listener to walk all over the house with their headphones on, swaying to tunes and rapping to the beats. But then comes the big problem… one song is all melodious but the volume is low so you need to increase it, and jarrrrr… the next song is way too loud and you again need to adjust the volume level to your hearing comfort.
Wondering how long one will have to keep doing this? Well, the answer is “Not anymore”. Investing heavily in its acoustic research and development of ear-friendly products, many acoustic companies have developed products that help regulate sounds to a level of the listener’s comfort as and how they come through the headsets.
But imagine you are having a teleconversation with your team that is located across various places in the world. In the middle of the conversation, there’s the sound of wind whooshing through, a child screaming somewhere, thunder roaring and a cooker whistling. That can be extremely disturbing to the ear and your senses, especially when you are discussing something of great import. It is for situations like this that the Bluetooth headphones by Jabra come into handy. Equipped with anti-noise technology, Jabra’s Supreme range of Bluetooth headphones have electronic chipsets embedded that actively remove ambient noise real time, creating a niche listening experience and improving the overall call experience.
Patents 20110096921 and 7937117 B2 hold within them the technology used to create the perfect acoustic ambiance through noise-cancellation technology, enabling a user to enjoy a hands-free and noise-free experience.
In a serious bid to protect professionals who need to use phones throughout the day, Sennheiser has created Bluetooth headphones that come with its patented ActiveGard technology. This technology has been designed to protect such headphone users from potential acoustic shocks and sudden sound bursts. What’s more, a range of Sennheiser’s products come with multi-connectivity abilities that allow it to seamlessly work along with Smartphones, laptops and tablets. Besides, these products from Sennheiser employ a form of noise cancellation technology that externalizes the sound in the user’s head and gives the impression that he/she are speaking to someone in the same room.
The image below shows two embodiments of this communication system comprising a compressor circuit according to the patent. It involves a system comprising a telephone and a listening device connected via a wired interface comprising a PC or other computer device and a listening device connected via a wired interface. There is also a system comprising a cellular telephone and a listening device connected via a wireless interface.
But this was an idea developed much later. The first brainwave came by when an engineer at Sennheiser realized that the bulky closed model headsets were quite an impediment. A little research here and a little experiment there found him inventing the world’s first open headphones what we popularly know through the product HD 414.
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January 28 (Bloomberg) Franklin Templeton's Michael Hasenstab, who made an outsize bet on Mongolian bonds, is feeling the chill after tumbling commodity prices and rising political instability spurred a plunge in notes issued by the frigid Asian nation.
The $1.09 billion Asian Bond Fund, managed by a team including San Mateo, California-based Hasenstab, has declined 9.5 percent in the past year to lag behind 96 percent of its peers. Performance has been dragged down by junk-rated Mongolian notes maturing in 2022, which accounted for 7.24 percent of the fund's net assets as of Dec. 31 and was the largest single-credit bet, according to data published on Franklin's website. The 2022 notes slumped to record-low levels this month, as Mongolian officials plan meetings with global investors to discuss issuing more bonds.
Mongolia represents the latest challenge to Franklin's contrarian bets on emerging markets, including commodity-rich nations that have been upended by a collapse in oil prices. Hasenstab, who leads Templeton Global Macro, is known for his investments on markets most bond investors shun, putting money in notes from nations including Ukraine, South Korea and Hungary. Franklin's $54.7 billion Templeton Global Bond Fund, co-managed by Hasenstab, lost 4.3 percent in 2015, its worst year since 1999, even as he dodged disaster by negotiating a $7 billion Ukraine debt restructuring.
"The fund has a relatively high proportion of its assets in its 10 largest holdings," said Kean Chan, a research analyst at iFast Financial Pte, a Singapore-based fund rating and advisory firm, referring to the Asia fund. "It's not abnormal or bad per se, as it is a reflection of the managers' conviction and approach in managing the strategy."
Franklin Templeton's Asian Bond Fund isn't alone in making big wagers. The $76.4 billion Franklin Income Fund, led by Ed Perks, had 11.2 percent of its money in oil and gas companies at the end of 2015, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. A year earlier, the stake was 16.3 percent.
The Franklin Templeton Asian Bond Fund owned $98 million face value of the 2022 notes as of Dec. 31, according to data published on its website. That's down from $122.5 million, or 9.6 percent of assets, at the end of September, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Mongolia's $1 billion of 5.125 percent 2022 notes slid as much as 5.5 cents this month to a record-low 74.1 cents on the dollar, pushing the yield to 10.52 percent, according to Bloomberg-compiled prices. The notes traded at 75 cents in Hong Kong on Thursday. The Asian coking-coal producing nation, plodding through a five-year market slump, mandated lenders to arrange meetings with global investors this month with a view of raising new funds.
The meetings came against a dire backdrop; coal exports slumped 24 percent last year to $555.9 million as prices fell while receipts from copper shipments dropped 11 percent to $2.28 billion, government data show. The slide in coking-coal prices isn't a normal cyclical downturn but a fundamental shift that will place an unprecedented level of stress on the mining sector, Moody's Investors Service said on Jan. 22.
While China's slowdown has stoked volatility, political risk at home is also escalating as Prime Minister Saikhanbileg Chimed faces a leadership challenge in parliament, tied to the development of Oyu Tolgoi copper mine.
The Franklin Templeton bond fund handed investors a 1.5 percent loss this year through Jan. 25, following a 8.6 percent drop in 2015, as a slump in global markets deepened. The Mongolian tugrik hit a record low 2,007.5 per U.S. dollar on Jan. 22, according to Bloomberg-compiled data. The price of coking coal futures has slumped 22 percent in the past year.
Melissa Tan, a Templeton spokeswoman based in Singapore, said the Asian Bond Fund has no exposure to the tugrik. India, Indonesia, South Korea, the Philippines and China made up 70 percent of its asset allocation by geography, she said. Templeton declined to comment on whether the Asia fund would be willing to buy more Mongolian notes.
"Mongolia risk is amplifying the negative impact from the commodities decline in unfortunate timing," said Dale Choi, the founder of research company Mongolian Metals & Mining in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar. "Further, Mongolia's leverage increased significantly, which increased vulnerability."
January 26 (Bloomberg) -- Mongolian Mining Corp., a coking coal producer, hired advisers for a potential restructuring of $600 million of notes due in 2017 as the company struggles with declining coal prices amid oversupply and weakening demand from China's steel industry.
The company hired JPMorgan Chase & Co. and SC Lowy Financial HK Ltd., and encouraged noteholders to form a committee to help discussions, it said in a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The bonds dropped to 17.5 cents on the dollar Tuesday, their lowest on record.
Steel output and demand in China, the biggest producer, is contracting as the world's second-largest economy grows at the slowest pace in a generation. The country plans to cut crude steel production capacity by 100 million tons to 150 million tons, the State Council said Sunday, without specifying a time frame. Coking coal futures have slumped 23 percent in Dalian in the past year, while the company has posted six straight semi-annual losses.
"Changes to economic policy implemented within the group's principal target market, China, resulted in reduced crude steel production and consequently lower coking coal consumption and declining import volumes," the company said in its statement.
Mongolian Mining is due to pay a $26.6 million coupon on March 29. If it fails to do so, it will be the fourth Asian coal company to default on its offshore debt obligations in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Winsway Enterprises Holdings Ltd., Hidili Industry International Development Ltd. and PT Berau Coal Energy have all missed payments on their dollar notes in the past 12 months.
January 27 (AAStocks) MONGOL MINING (00975.HK) (-0.067 (-56.78%)) said during last few years, the coking coal markets experienced continuing price decline amid the oversupply situation experienced by the global industry. Furthermore, changes to economic policy implemented in the PRC resulted in reduced crude steel production and consequently lower coking coal consumption and declining import volumes. The company is seeking a potential restructuring of the US$600 million 8.875% senior notes due 2017 issued by the company. The company encourages the holders of the notes to form a committee of the Holders for the purposes of facilitating discussion about such potential restructuring of the notes.
The share tumbled to $0.058 today (27 January), hitting a new low since its listing. It last traded at $0.06, plunging 49%, on volume upsurging to 184 million shares, which was quite rare in past 1.5 years.
· Mongolian coal miner Mongolian Mining Corp. announced that it is seeking a potential restructuring of its senior unsecured notes due 2017.
· In light of persisting tough operating conditions and mounting debt maturities, we believe the restructuring could include an exchange that we would consider distressed.
· We are therefore lowering our corporate credit rating on MMC to 'CCC-' from 'CCC'. We are also lowering our issue rating on the company's senior notes to 'CCC-' from 'CCC'.
· The outlook is negative, reflecting the likelihood that the company may pursue a capital restructuring or debt exchange that we would view as distressed.
SINGAPORE (Standard & Poor's) Jan. 27, 2016--Standard & Poor's Ratings Services today lowered its corporate credit rating on Mongolian coal miner Mongolian Mining Corp. (MMC) to 'CCC-' from 'CCC'. At the same time, we lowered our issue rating on the company's US$600 million senior unsecured notes to 'CCC-' from 'CCC'.
The downgrade follows MMC's announcement that it has hired advisors to provide advice on the potential restructuring of the company's outstanding notes. We believe any transaction or debt exchange would likely be substantially below par value, given that the company's unsecured notes currently trade below 30 cents on the dollar.
As per our criteria, we would view an exchange as distressed if, in our view, the offer implies that the investor will receive less value than the original securities promised; and is distressed rather than purely opportunistic.
"We believe a default is likely within the next six months barring an agreement with the company's creditors on a restructuring," said Standard & Poor's credit analyst Xavier Jean. "This is because MMC needs to repay more than US$150 million in debt amortization and interests in 2016. The company's US$600 million notes also mature in 2017. This compares with our estimate of cash balance below US$50 million as of Dec. 31, 2015."
MMC has been cutting operating costs substantially over the past 12 months to stabilize its operating performance. Although the company could break-even on an EBITDA basis in 2016, it still faces a substantial interest servicing burden and rapid cash depletion.
The outlook is negative, reflecting the likelihood that the company may pursue a capital restructuring or debt exchange that we would view as distressed.
"We will lower the rating if MMC announced a capital restructuring that we view as a distressed exchange. We will also lower the rating if restructuring discussions with bondholders take time and the company misses a payment on interest or debt due in the meantime," Mr. Jean said.
Although unlikely, we could raise the rating if we no longer believed a capital restructuring or debt exchange was likely over the next year and the likelihood of a default has reduced. A rating upgrade would be contingent upon MMC's liquidity having strengthened substantially with a reduced risk of a default beyond the next 12 months. This could happen if the company raises sufficient cash to match its short-term debt and interest repayment obligations.
January 26 (BNN) Turquoise Hill Resources has raised a critical round of financing worth $4.4B to advance underground development of its Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold mine in Mongolia. A look at the next steps, as well as the political climate in the nation, with Jeffery Tygesen, Chief Executive Officer, Turquoise Hill Resources.
Rio Tinto's massive gambit in Mongolia comes at an inauspicious time for commodities, but may be the country's only way forward.
January 25 (The Political Analysis) Since the fall of communism, Mongolia has been transformed from a backwater of Marxism-Leninism into a superstar of the steppe. In popular imagination it is a land of herders and tribesmen on endless undulating wastes, but in reality the country sits on some of the greatest reserves of metals in the world. Fueled by the Chinese economic engine to the south, the country has embarked on a number of resource-extraction projects, the grandest of which is the government's joint venture with Rio Tinto: the Oyu Tolgoi mine. In December of last year, a financing deal was finally put in place to begin Phase II of the project, which will catapult the mine to the top of the tables in resource output. All of this comes against the backdrop of a collapse in commodities prices, however, leading some to question the wisdom of the Mongolian government's commitment to the project.
Oyu Tolgoi was the gem in the government's crown, and until 2012 the country posted envious economic growth rates, culminating in nearly 18% growth in 2011. Following this high-water mark, the global commodities markets began their precipitous decline from unprecedented highs. China and other industrial nations across the Global South began to see a slowdown driven by low consumption all over the world. Declining demand for resources, combined with a glut following a decade of ever-larger mega-mines, resulted in the price of nearly every raw commodity plummeting back down to Earth. Rio Tinto, previously flush with cash, found itself hemorrhaging cash and capital, and in 2013 made the decision to halt development on Oyu Tolgoi.
The economic reality of the situation has not been helped by the political turbulence in Mongolia. After a decade of Democratic Party rule and rapid industrialization, the country has seethed and cracked as large swathes of the populace feel underserved by rapid growth. The current Prime Minister came to power after the Democratic Party's minority in the Parliament was unable to overcome a vote of no-confidence. Popular resentment is fueled by the failure of the government to both secure further investment and to ensure a more equitable distribution of mining profits both into its own coffers and to the people at large.
In spite of the challenging commodities market and China's worsening economic situation, Oyu Tolgoi remains profitable—its output is so great, and the cost of closing it so high, that to do anything other than produce and expand would be a great expense to the already battered investors. Rio Tinto's recent financing deal will allow for the mine to expand production and will be, by far and away, the largest single contributor to the country's overall GDP and the main driver of growth for the foreseeable future.
Two major risks remain for the project. The first is that China's economic slowdown will manifest as an all-out crash. 2016 started off on a bad foot for Chinese stocks, leading many to think the country might be on the verge of a major economic catastrophe, but in all likelihood these market jitters do not accurately represent the state of the Chinese malaise. While the country is likely to continue to continue its slowdown, traders on the Chinese market are generally smaller and less sophisticated than their Western counterparts—more susceptible to panic and groupthink, resulting in a divergence between reality and stock trading. Thus, while the indicators coming out of China, including its almost certainly government-inflated GDP growth numbers, are not encouraging for the future, it is important to keep Chinese stock jitters separate from concrete economic analysis.
January 26 (BoM) On the Foreign Exchange Auction held on January 26th, 2016 the BOM has received buying bid offers of USD 38.5 million in a rate between MNT 2002.82-2009.90 and bid offers of CNY 13.9 million in a rate between MNT 304.0-304.56 respectively. The BOM sold USD 14.0 million in a rate of MNT 2007.90 and CNY 4.9 million in a rate of MNT 304.20.
On January 26th, 2016, the BOM has received MNT Swap agreement buying bid offers equivalent to USD 5.45 million and USD swap agreement selling bid offers of USD 10.0 million from local commercial banks and the BOM accepted the MNT swap agreement buying bid offers of USD 5.45 million.
January 27 (BoM) Auction for 28 weeks maturity Government Treasury bill was announced at face value of 25.0 billion MNT and each unit was worth 1 million MNT. Face value of 15.3 billion /out of 15.3 billion bid/ Government Treasury bill was sold at discounted price and with weighted average yield of 14.108%.
January 27 (UB Post) The following is an interview with Mining Minister R.Jigjid about gold mining and Gatsuurt.
Talks on issuing loans to gold mining companies started two years ago, but no progress has been made so far. Gold miners are still waiting. When will the government address this issue?
The government made a decision during the latter part of last year. Gold mining operations stop during winter and resume in spring. We are making preparations to resume operations smoothly. The Ministry of Mining has received the plans from mining companies for operations for this year. We have assessed how much each company extracted last year and their future plans, and have selected companies that are eligible for support and submitted their names to Mongol Bank. We need 256 billion MNT for this. This will be issued by commercial banks through the Central Bank. This can be understood as an issue that has to be discussed by Mongol Bank, commercial banks, and businesses. Since this is a risky business, the collateral will have to be agreed on through a discussion with businesses. We are currently at the discussion stage of this endeavor.
How many companies are eligible for government financial support? Is the list finalized? What will the interest rate of the loan be?
In the initial stage, we have selected almost 50 companies. We will shortlist them even further. Mongol Bank and commercial banks will make the final decision. We can assess their performance this year and decide on additional financial support.
Gold collection at Mongol Bank has increased in the last few years. How much gold was mined last year? Will gold prices rise? What are the prospects?
Mongolia has been carrying out the Gold Program over the last two years. In 2014, 13 tons of gold was extracted, which was a 2.6 fold increase from the previous year. Almost 15 tons of gold was extracted in 2015. The program is yielding results. To achieve this result, the tax environment was the major driver. For instance, mining royalties are set at five percent, but if gold miners sell their gold to Mongol Bank, their royalties are reduced to 2.5 percent. Price-based royalties have been set at zero. Through this measure, we were able to reduce the amount of gold from the black market and tax evasion, and gold collection at Mongol Bank has increased.
The gold collected from individuals has also increased. Around 40 to 50 percent of the gold sold to Mongol Bank is from individuals, according to latest statistics. Gold prices are relatively stable at the moment.
Parliament is split on the amount of shares the state should own from Gatsuurt mine. What was the agreement with the outside investors? Independent Parliament members said that the state should own 34 percent, or the amount of tax charged from the mine should become a fee instead.
According to the law, the state is entitled to own up to 50 percent of a mine if the exploration work for the mine was financed by the state, and 34 percent if exploration was privately funded. But that means that the state will need to invest 34 percent of a mine's financing. This is a difficult choice to make during an economic decline. To invest the necessary funds, we will have to borrow. This will mean we will have to repay a loan and, at the same time, keep operations profitable in order to gain dividends. In other words, it will require time. Due to this factor, we have set a royalty of five percent, regardless of the size of a mine, to avoid the issues we faced with foreign investors in strategic mining projects in the past.
If gold prices are at 1,300 USD per ounce, the tax rate at Gatsuurt will be three percent. To clarify this again, the amount of tax will be determined based on the price of gold. If this mechanism is implemented, special payments will be made to the state after a sales order is completed. In other words, instead of getting dividends many years after a successful operation, Mongolia will receive a three percent share every time a sale is made, regardless of whether the company is operating efficiently or not. For this mine, there are three types of special payments. This means that the Mongolian government can receive up to 13 percent in taxes.
How much money will the tax amount to?
The government will receive 432.3 billion MNT from the mine's total sales. When we made these estimations, we accounted gold prices to be at 1,300 USD per ounce. Mongolia can pay off the amount of investment needed for its share within 5.2 years. From the total cash flow, the Mongolian government will receive around 68 to 70 percent of a mine's output.
January 27 (news.mn) The Mongolian People's Party (MPP) Group and non-party Members of Parliament have announced that they accepted the proposal to dismiss the Prime Minister. We have, therefore, asked what the views of several members of the Democratic Party (DP), as to what they think.
B.Garamgaibaatar, MP and head of DP the Group in Parliament.
-The MPP has stated that they want the PM to be dismissed. Can the position of the opposition party effect the Government?
-The decision of MPP was made on Monday – it doesn't come as a surprise. On Monday, it became apparent that even though the project to dismiss the PM was presented by G.Uyanga, the MPP was behind it. As the DP, we are working to ensure that our Government does not fall. We are certain, therefore, that the Government will not fall under any circumstances.
- The MPP called a boycott on the debate regarding counting votes manually in elections. On that occasion the DP could not raise the necessary quorum for debate. If the MPP calls a boycott again because of the Government dismissal issue, will the DP be able to ensure that sufficient members are in attendance for a Parliamentary session?
- We will try to ensure that the 35 MPs of DP will attend the session. The 26 MPs of MPP, three MPs of Justice Union and non-party MPs cannot dismiss the Government, even if they all stand together.
J.Batzandan. MP, Chairman of Application Standing Committee.
- Parliament will discuss the proposal to dismiss the Government this week. In your opinion, what will the outcome be?
- The Government will not be dismissed. The issue will be discussed, but the Government will not be dismissed - it is clear to see.
-There are quite a lot of MP's who want it to be dismissed. Will they influence the decision?
- The MPP is the opposition party. Their aim must be to control the party in power. But, all they are doing is making protests, calling for dismissals. We need creative opposition party, not them! The MPP is not able to work as an opposition party should. I want to say: "Learn how to do these jobs – in the correct way". They used to run Mongolia, when they were in power. As the Opposition they are still creating obstacles; they should stop doing this. I want to say - stop making political performances like this.
January 27 (gogo.mn) Saga on disputes and litigation on lowering the interest rate of mortgages into 5 percent continues.
This issue was discussed today at the Economy Standing Committee.
MP A.Tleihan questioned President of BoM N.Zoljargal on Z.Bayanselenge's, Minister of Construction and Urban Development, official announcement on lowering the mortgage interest rate to 5 percent and in reality, banks are issuing mortgages with 8 percent interest rate, which creates expectations among the public and asked to give definite answer.
In response, the President of BoM N.Zoljargal said that lowering the mortgage interest rate to 5 percent will be finalized within March and preparatory work has begun already. Regulation on Mortgage Lending Process is needed to be amended in order to lower the interest rate and BoM is working and meeting with the Ministry of Construction and Urban Development regularly. Due to Future Heritage Law approval, some arrangements should be made in accordance with the law.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) The Minister of Mining R.Jigjid presented Wednesday draft amendments to the Law on Nuclear Energy and the Law on Mineral Resources to the Speaker Z.Enkhbold. Mr Jigjid considered legal grounds must be set concerning royalties imposed on operations at radioactive mineral deposits.
State Policy on Radioactive Mineral Resources and Nuclear Energy (parliamentary resolution No 45), issued in June 25 of 2009, regulates that designation of state ownership in operations of radioactive mineral deposits is to be similar to that of strategically important deposits. The state policy also outlines that the regulations should be in line with the international standards regarding the utilization of nuclear energy for peacetime purposes, operational safety, protection, responsibility and accountability.
The Law on Mineral Resources reflects in a certain level some regulations concerning imposing of royalties in cases when the state ownership is transferred to executing companies. The Law on Nuclear Energy is deficient in regulations of such circumstances, said the Minister.
Cabinet Secretary proposes delaying effective date of "law on laws"
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) The law on legal documents, adopted in May 29 of 2015, is supposed to take effect this February 1. A head of Cabinet Secretariat S.Bayartsogt submitted Wednesday a draft amendment to this law proposing to postpone the date of the effect until January 1 of 2017.
"It will take some time to organize trainings and meetings to disseminate the knowledge about this new law, and the methodologies reflected in the 12th chapter should be properly developed", said S.Bayartsogt.
The law on legal documents manages the relations regarding initiation of parliamentary and other level decisions, preparing, assessing and discussing their drafts, submitting them to parliament, publishing, informing about and managing implementations of adopted documents, as well as monitoring and evaluations.
With the law implementation, it is expected that the quality of document preparations would improve and a favorable environment for practicing laws would be created.
January 27 (gogo.mn) 1. Budget Standing Committee meeting at 9am.
2. Economic Standing Committee meeting at 9am.
3. Social policy, education, culture and science standing committee meeting at 11 am.
4. Justice Standing Committee meeting at 2 pm.
5. State Structure Standing Committee meeting at 2pm.
6. Environment, Food and Agriculture Standing Committee meeting at 4pm.
January 27 (UB Post) Former Deputy Minister of Finance S.Purev has been working as acting head of the recently integrated General Customs and Taxation Office. He gave an interview explaining why the two organizations had to integrate and how it will impact Mongolia.
Some people criticized that merging the General Customs Office with the General Department of Taxation is a "policy mistake". Why were these two organizations integrated?
These two organizations have been operating separately for many years. There are various reasons for the integration of the General Customs Office and General Department of Taxation.
Mongolia has been carrying out large economic reforms and changes lately. The first step to recover the Mongolian economy and ensure transparency is to maintain a consistent registration control system. The state renewed the Value-added Tax Law to register and control all sales of products in Mongolia.
We've been running with one hell of a cycle, in which tax departments chased after businesses that continuously concealed their documents. Authorities realized that the system was defective and decided it was best to study international standards and have the public participate in operations. The law was amended to improve registration and accounting together with the public.
The public pays two different types of taxes. First is the 10 percent income tax and the other is the 10 percent sales tax that people pay when purchasing goods. The public pays 10 percent of tax in the form of VAT. VAT is a more developed and refined form of a sales tax. Over 120 countries charge sales taxes through VAT. Each organization used to deduct taxes and control tax payments before, but now, individuals can register their receipts online and notify that they paid sales taxes. The new system is a way to prevent fraud. Using the new system is the same as saying that you want the tax you paid to be used better, such as for improving kindergartens and schools. In this sense, I hope that everyone cooperates and registers their receipts from procurement and services. We will not ignore peoples' efforts. In a way, we're having people work and monitor the taxation system. This means that Mongolia's three million people have become tax inspectors. We used to have 1,800 tax inspectors, but now, they've increased to three million tax inspectors. It's only right to reward and provide salary to our three million inspectors. The state will refund two percent of the original 10 percent tax they paid. I'm only speaking about the basics. Cooperating like this is mutually beneficial to the state and public.
First of all, individuals will fulfill their role to register their bills. Secondly, this will help families account their household income and expenses. Your purchases are categorized on the website ebarim.mn, so it will be easy to analyze how much you spend on utility, food and other expenses. The website is very useful for entities as well. Accountants and even directors have a hard time if a company keeps concealing things. This situation has been ongoing for years and years. Assets worth 9.1 trillion MNT was revealed through the Transparency Law.
Lawmakers initially planned to make seven to eight trillion MNT transparent, right?
That's exactly what we're trying to do – make assets transparent. It's wrong to keep things hidden. We're living in the 21st century. The nation should develop. Whether the state is able of collecting taxes or not is an important indicator of state's capacity and competence. The Mongolian government ranks quite low if we look at it from this side. The underground economy makes up 40 percent of the entire economy. Around 60 percent of the 9.1 trillion MNT that has become transparent is VAT. In other words, taxes paid by the public weren't deposited to the state budget. We have to work together with the public. It would've been impossible to make this much money transparent even if we had doubled the number of national tax inspectors.
The underlying outcome of joining hands with the public is extremely significant for creating a healthy society. It was necessary to improve the structure to implement the new systematic change. Accounting and database are gradually becoming one. Every operation, starting from the first customs tax payment until the final sale, has been put under an integrated control so an integrated organization must register and account everything. Therefore, the General Customs and Taxation Office was established for this reason.
Does that mean receipts will contribute greatly on the control mechanism of tax payments?
Let me tell you an example. A fellow imported 100 car wheels, but sold 200 wheels. This happened because the number was misreported at the customs. The fellow imported 200 wheels but negotiated with a customs officer and had only half of his goods registered. This isn't a secret. However, the public will reveal that the fellow had actually sold 200 wheels by registering their receipts.
Customs is a large organization that contributes greatly to the state budget revenue. Most people believe that the Customs Office is solely related to money. This isn't true. In fact, it plays a major role in maintaining national security. Customs are responsible of not letting goods of national value out of the country and not letting bad things into the country. Customs officers can now concentrate on doing their real job since the Tax Office will take care of issues related to revenue.
Did the General Customs Office and the General Department of Taxation have separate databases?
They didn't have an integrated database and used to make decisions separately. They will operate as a single organization and make decisions together based on an integrated database from now on. Most recently, Portugal integrated its customs and taxation offices. So did Poland and Slovakia. This has become a global trend.
What kind of structure will the General Customs and Taxation Office have? Will the structural change apply only at administrative level?
Yes, the change will apply to the administrative level only. Once an integrated database is made, decisions will be issued and all operations will be regulated accordingly. All border points are working normally and so are tax departments. As the two organizations are being united, we will decrease the number of employees to some extent.
Is it true that around 120 people will be laid off?
Around 120 people will be laid off from customs and taxation departments. This will pertain to those who are on leave due to poor health and those retiring. Around a hundred people will be laid off from each level if we consider all the posts that will overlap as the two departments join together.
How many civil servants work at customs and taxation departments?
In total, approximately 3,200 people are working at customs and taxation departments. Mongolian businesses and organizations have to report their revenue according to the law. Yet, they have to be inspected every two years, meaning that the two sides don't trust one another. The General Department of Taxation has to inspect because there isn't an integrated database. Lack of information is causing mistrust. There will be no need for an additional inspection every two years if the database is developed and improved. We could prolong the regular inspection by five to 10 years if submitted reports and information are always truthful.
Are residents outside of the capital registering their receipts? Have special receipts with QR codes been distributed to soums and smaller administrative units?
Radios and televisions are promoting and reminding people to take their receipts. Every tax department is taking various measures to promote, raise awareness, and help the public understand the new Law on VAT. The law became effective on January 1, 2016. Some entities failed to make necessary preparations. This is understandable. The law specified that businesses must have a printing machine or a similar equipment, and are obliged to give out receipts to customers. Every customer has the right to demand a receipt for their purchase or service. Increasing awareness and regulation of the law's enforcement have become the main focuses of tax departments.
Provincial tax departments are organizing trainings and workshops in their local areas. Things should stabilize soon. We're taking many technical measures so shops and stores just need to get a printing machine. It doesn't have to be a cash machine. The software has been distributed for free. Any organization can visit ebarimt.mn and download the software. They have to connect their printing machine with our system through the internet and send their information within three days.
I've signed an agreement with G-Mobile Company, enabling G-Mobile users to send their QR codes via mobile for free. Other cellular network companies have also proposed to cooperate in this manner. Businesses and customers are all very interested in this and are participating actively.
Some observers say that issues related to cash machines should have been regulated before the law became effective. Others are uncertain if it is necessary to demand a receipt for purchasing a loaf of bread. Can you comment on this?
In the past, customers used to get a receipt for purchasing a loaf of bread. We're not making up new things. All we did was include tax details to the things we used to do before. It's wrong to cause damage or loss to the public. Receipts must be handed to every customer no matter where or what they purchase. People shouldn't criticize because this is what's written in the law. Even if there isn't VAT or a lottery, customers' rights should be protected and receipts should be given to them. Now that receipts have become relevant to taxes, people are starting to say all sorts of things. The General Customs and Taxation Office will put strict requirements to enforce the law.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) A member of parliament Kh.Temjuujin Wednesday submitted to parliament draft amendments to the laws on criminal procedure, on adjudication of administrative cases and a bill on annulling some articles of the law on adjudication of civil cases.
He worked out these drafts due to annulments of some clauses of the law on court and with a purpose of harmonizing them with the law on court, he explained.
Supreme Court of Mongolia delivered the list of registered political parties to the General Election Commission of Mongolia.
According to the Election Law of Mongolia, political parties must register in the Supreme Court of Mongolia at least 180 days prior to the polling day and then they will have right to nominate in Parliamentary election.
We deliver you the list of political parties registered in the Supreme Court of Mongolia.
On 21st Oct, 2005 changed its name to the Motherland Party.
2005.01.20-ны өдрийн 01 дүгээр тогтоолоор бүртгүүлсэн.
January 27 (news.mn) The 46th session of the Democratic Party (DP) National Consultative Committee, which was planned for the 20th January, has been postponed for an unspecified period. The acting secretary of the DP L.Erkhembayar explained the reason: "the issue of the dismissal of the Government is more important than the National Consultative Committee".
Perhaps the real reason why it did not take place is the rumor that approximately 70 of the all 228 members turned up for the session. According to the DP, the next National Consultative Committee session will take place in March 2016; this will be during the spring recess of Parliament.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) The Transparency International Wednesday released the 2015 Corruption Perceptions Index of countries.
According to it, Mongolia was ranked the 72nd among 168 countries, going up by eight places against the 2014 index. Mongolia was 80th among 175 countries in 2014, 83rd in 2013, 94th in 2012.
The Transparency International said the 2015 results showed that people working together can succeed in the battle against corruption. Although corruption is still rife globally, more countries improved their scores in the 2015 edition of Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index than declined. Overall, two-thirds of the 168 countries on the 2015 index scored below 50, on a scale from 0 (perceived to be highly corrupt) to 100 (perceived to be very clean). Yet in places like Guatemala, Sri Lanka and Ghana, citizen activists in groups and on their own worked hard to drive out the corrupt, sending a strong message that should encourage others to take decisive action in 2016.
Top performers share key characteristics: high levels of press freedom; access to budget information so the public knows where money comes from and how it is spent; high levels of integrity among people in power; and judiciaries that don't differentiate between rich and poor, and that are truly independent from other parts of government.
The Corruption Perceptions Index is based on expert opinions of public sector corruption. Countries' scores can be helped by open government where the public can hold leaders to account, while a poor score is a sign of prevalent bribery, lack of punishment for corruption and public institutions that do not respond to citizens' needs.
January 27 (Freedom House) Economic downturns and fear of social unrest have led Russia, China, and other authoritarian regimes to crack down harder on dissent, while mass migration and new forms of terrorism in 2015 fueled xenophobic sentiment in major democracies, according to Freedom in the World 2016, Freedom House's annual report on political rights and civil liberties.
January 27 (gogo.mn) NRGI, CCSI, UN SDSN and the World Bank are launching a new course, Natural Resources for Sustainable Development—a major step forward for global learning about the governance of extractive industries.
This MOOC—massive open online course is free, meaning that anyone with an internet connection can benefit from instruction by some of the world's foremost experts in this critical topic. Prof. Jeffrey Sachs, Prof. Sir Paul Collier, NRGI's Daniel Kaufmann and more than a dozen other thought leaders will take learners through an exploration of key issues like the political economy of natural resources, legal dimensions of extraction, environmental challenges, and the management and investment of revenues for sustainable development.
This course is aimed at those who seek to build a solid and comprehensive understanding of this critical field.
The course commences 1 February 2016, and lasts 12 weeks, but new learners can register and begin the course after that date, catching up at their own pace.
January 27 (UB Post) Mongolia's first triple-play telecommunications service provider, Univision, has received harsh criticism from its hundreds of thousands of subscribers after announcing that it would restrict internet usage starting from February 1, 2016.
A group of subscriber representatives held a press conference on Monday to express their discontent with Univision's service and change in policy, and said that Univision customers would be investigating the legality of the matter.
Univision was launched in 2011 by Unitel Group as the first Mongolian triple-play service, offering internet protocol (IP) television, Voice over IP telephone services, and broadband internet access. The company attracted hundreds of thousands of customers by promoting the provision of HBO Signature, HBO Family, HBO Hits, and HBO HD channels on top of Mongolian channels available and unlimited internet usage. Univision currently broadcasts only HBO HD and has now announced that internet usage will be limited to improve speed, charging subscribers for services not provided as advertised.
Originally, Univision offered a package that offered television services and unlimited internet with a speed of one Megabit per second (Mbps) for 29,900 MNT a month. Univision's recent decision restricts users to monthly access to 200 GB of data with a speed of three Mbps for 39,900 MNT, 300 GB for 54,900 MNT, and 500 GB for 89,900 MNT starting next month.
Representatives of Univision subscribers believe that this sudden change is a violation of their contract with Univision. They stated that they signed up for Univision in the first place because it offered unlimited internet usage. In response to this complaint, Univision states that the company can make changes to contracted service fees in accordance with Section 8.2 in the contract signed by subscribers. The contract states that this type of change is possible provided that notice has been provided at least 10 days in advance.
Attorney O.Badkhuu stated during the press conference that Univision's contract doesn't meet legal criteria.
"Univision announced that it would limit internet usage based on Section 8.2 in the contract. This will create a very poor standard in the future. If Univision is able to limit internet usage without listening to the opinions of its users, it can even terminate all channels ten days after an announcement. This law wouldn't be considered legal if we submitted it to a court," he said.
The representatives asked the Communications Regulatory Commission (CRC) and Authority for Fair Competition and Consumer Protection to hold Univision accountable.
When speaking about the matter, a representative from the CRC explained that the commission doesn't have the authority to get directly involved in issues related to prices and tariffs for Univision or other cable television providers. The CRC is only able to control the tariffs of monopoly companies. Although Univision users say that the operator is taking advantage of a monopoly status, Univision doesn't dominate the market or have monopoly status.
"A company has to determine tariffs based on its investment. For example, it should take account of how much capital it spends to provide equipment (modems) and internet traffic from abroad. The CRC merely provides pricing methodology," stated A.Luvsan-Ochir, head of the Market and Tariff Department at the CRC.
The CRC hasn't started reviewing complaints from Univision users at the moment. Two complaints reported to the 11-11 Center for comprehensive inquiries and public complaints have been transferred to the Authority for Fair Competition and Consumer Protection. Univision users put a lot of faith in these two organizations, but neither of them have given a favorable response. One declined to intervene in the issue, saying that it was out of their reach, and the Authority for Fair Competition and Consumer Protection said that this type of complaint is frequently reported and that the authority is checking into the matter as part of its regular inspections.
One of the organizers of the press conference stated that he had received a positive reply from the former Head of the CRC, T.Ayurs, when he spoke to him about the issue two months ago. T.Ayurs was going to discuss this issue with representatives from Univision, but the case fell to the wayside with administrative changes at the CRC. The new Head of the CRC, D.Munkhtur, will need to pay attention to this matter if he wants to fulfill his role and protect the rights of thousands of consumers.
Many people have debated about Univision's new decision on social media. One side supports the decision in consideration of Mongolia's low prices for internet access compared to other countries. The opposing side points out that countries that charge higher fees have higher standards of living and provide higher salaries. D.Enkhbat, the CEO of Datakom Company, which first introduced internet services to Mongolia in 1994, tweeted that he was against Univision's decision. He wrote that limiting internet usage is toxic, as it goes against the basic principles of the internet.
During the press conference, Director of the Board of Mongolian TOP 8 Club N.Batzorig and sports commentator B.Amarsaikhan stated that Univision has been providing poor services lately. N.Batzorig gave the example of SPS sports channel, which reportedly lags frequently. He said that the only explanation he gets from Univision operators is that the company is experiencing technical errors, but the problem hasn't been resolved for nearly two months.
Deputy Director General of Univision D.Jamiyansharav, who is in charge of Business Development and Planning, was asked about Univision's decision to limit internet usage. He said, "Univision isn't limiting users' internet usage at all. All we're trying to do is regulate internet speed when a user's data usage reaches a certain level. This doesn't mean that their internet accessibility will be closed."
When asked if the amount of internet access is sufficient, S.Jamiyansharav said that the company considers it sufficient. He added that a study conducted by Univision shows that 99 percent of Univision users use 49.2 GB a month. As the smallest package offers 100 GB, S.Jamiyansharav believes it's more than sufficient and advised households with higher internet usage to sign up for M, L or XL packages.
Univision receives many complaints related to the speed of their internet. In regards to this, S.Jamiyansharav stated that the company isn't responsible for slow internet, as it depends on many factors, such as the number of people using the internet simultaneously, distance from Wi-Fi modems, the workload of the server, and content being downloaded.
Since people have already signed contracts with Univision and are displeased with Univision's services, it's only right to cancel their contracts. However, this isn't as easy as it sounds, because Univision users will face significant penalties. To receive Univision services, subscribers pay installation fees for television and internet cables and purchase modems. All of this costs some 60,000 MNT. These cables can't be reused for other service providers, meaning that people will have to pay additional fees to install and connect to different operators. If a Univision subscriber decides to cancel their contract, he or she will need to speak with Univision directly. The customer can receive assistance from the Mongolian Consumer's Rights Society and follow legal channels if they aren't able to settle the issue or reach a negotiation with Univision, according to A.Luvsan-Ochir at the CRC.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) Draft amendments to the Law on Mineral Resources was presented Wednesday by the Minister of Industry D.Erdenebat to the Chairman of State Great Khural (parliament). The Minister said the government "should promote mineral processing operations on non-balance ore and waste dumps, created by years of mining operations at mineral deposits".
As of today, more than 600 deposits have been discovered, of which 200 are being operated, he went on. From the open pit operations of Erdenet Mining Corporation, as well as other coal and gold mines, enormous waste dumps have been formed. These dumps, depending on the technological performances, turn into unnaturally occurred mineral deposits. "Therefore, these so-called tailings and waste dumps need to be operated in order for the contained minerals and ores to be extracted and used in production of metal products, as the global market metal prices increase", he said.
"So the draft suggests reflecting clarified regulations on mineral extractions from mine waste dumps and tailings, improving metal recovery, commercializing value-added products, and on imposing royalty on final products," he explained.
To prepare the amendments, a team had studied practices of other countries in processing secondary mineral resources, for instance, the processing plants in Canada recover 40 percent out of the total copper in 0.45% content waster dumps, he said.
With the procession of waste dumps, mineral resource utilization and economic efficiency are bound to improve, as it prevents certain costs for additional explorations. "If adopted, it is expected to raise state budget revenue and processing industry income and performance, create new jobs, and, most importantly, to contribute to environmental rehabilitation," he stressed.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) At its meeting on Wednesday, the parliamentary session discussed bills on exemption of the customs tax, excise tax and VAT. A majority agreed that they should be discussed by plenary meeting.
It has been projected that 320-350 cars will serve some 3,500-4,000 high level officials, delegates and journalists during the 11th ASEM Summit which will run here this July 15-16. The government has considered as necessity to tackle a financing for providing the vehicles with investments and support from the private sector.
The cars, small-sized buses, special vehicles and techniques for the Summit will be used without charges, and their importers-companies will be freed from customs tax, excise tax and VAT. The bills reflects types of the vehicles, units and the companies as well.
MOSCOW, January 27. /TASS/. The Federation Council, the upper house of Russia's parliament, has ratified an inter-governmental agreement on settling Mongolia's financial obligations to Russia.
As of December 2010, Mongolia's unsettled financial obligations to Russia totaled $174.2 million. The entire sum of these liabilities was overdue debt.
Mongolia's debt obligations to Moscow emerged in the period until the mid-1990s and comprise debts on loans provided by the former Soviet Union to Mongolia to pay about 163.7 million convertible rubles to the charter capital of the Mongolian-Soviet joint venture Mongolsovtsvetmet, as well as a surplus of 10.5 million clearing US dollars in favor of Russia under clearing accounts opened by Vnesheconombank with the State Bank of Mongolia.
"As a result of bilateral negotiations held in July 2010, the sides managed to reach an agreement, under which Mongolia undertook to repay financial obligations worth 163.7 million convertible rubles and 10.5 million clearing US dollars with a lumpsum payment of $3.8 million," an explanatory note says.
According to the note, the deal envisaged receiving funds from the debtor in freely convertible currency expressed in notional settlement units used under lending and trade operations of the former Soviet Union over the period of 20 years and now withdrawn from economic transactions of Russia and Mongolia.
Russian Deputy Finance Minister Sergei Storchak said earlier that the write-off would involve 97% of Mongolia's debt.
"It should be noted that the sum involves the debt denominated in the non-existing currency. Actually, the debtor always has a possibility to formulate the issue like this: no currency, no obligations. In this case, we agreed on recalculating the amount into the really existing monetary unit," he said.
January 27 (news.mn) The President of Mongolia has been participating in the 46th World Economic Forum (WEF), which was held from 19th-23rd January in Davos. We, therefore, asked the director of the Multilateral Cooperation Authority at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, O.Gerelmaa, if she could explain about Mongolian participation in the WEF.
-What issues were solved during the WEF?
- On 19th January, the first day in Davos, the President held an official meeting with the founder of WEF, and discussed bi-lateral cooperation issues. For example, one topic which was discussed was about organizing an East Asian Forum to be held in Mongolia.
-How did the President express Mongolia's position during the Forum?
- The President expressed Mongolia's position during the special discussion meetings about world water and mining which were held on 21st January. On 22nd January, the President attended a discussion about the World Economy in 2016 with other world leaders. Also, during the WEF, the President met the Secretary General of the UN, the director of UN-Development Programm, the President of the International Monetary Fund, the President of World Bank and the President of Red Cross Society. Furthermore, the President had held discussions with the Presidents of Switzerland, Germany, Lithuania, Azerbaijan and Estonia. In addition a Mongolian culture event entitled "Mongolian Night" was held on 22nd January.
January 26 (Budapest Business Journal) National Economy Minister Mihály Varga and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó held talks with their Mongolian counterparts on Tuesday as part of a three-day official visit by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to Mongolia.
Varga discussed Hungarian-Mongolian economic ties with Mongolian Industry Minister Dondogdorj Erdenebat and Finance Minister Bayarbaatar Bolor.
The parties agreed there is serious potential in bilateral economic ties, but the volume of trade is still significantly below its maximum capacity.
According to the Hungarian National Economy Ministry (NGM) there are good opportunities for cooperation in the fields of food industry, the automotive industry, the construction sector, in infrastructural development projects, in the renewable energy sector and the mining sector.
Following his meeting with Mongoliaʼs Minister of Foreign Affairs Lundeg Purevsuren in Ulaanbaatar, Szijjártó said Mongolia could help the European Union develop a "pragmatic cooperation" with Russia.
The United States, China and the Arab nations have become very active in the world economy, so Europe and Russia should form a united front. However, in view of the current global political environment, namely the Ukrainian crisis, this is not so straightforward, Szijjártó said.
Szijjártó noted that Mongolia concluded a partnership agreement with the European Union and it was holding talks on a similar agreements with the Eurasian Economic Union and will host the Asia-Europe Summit Meeting (ASEM) in July.
January 27 (POST Online Media) Péter Szijjártó highlighted the $25 million agreement that enables Hungarian companies to modernise the country's largest agro-pharmaceutical factory, which was also originally built by Hungarian companies decades ago and produces vaccines for the country's 60 million livestock.
"We see this investment as a gate through the large Mongolian market, which means opportunity to vaccinate, process and export all Mongolian livestock, and which may result in further construction and animal health-related market opportunities for Hungarian enterprises."
The Minister also talked about the $10 million contract signed by the Hungarian Banknote Printing Company, within the framework of which the company will manufacture Mongolian electronic passports and which is a further opportunity for a Hungarian company to establish a foothold on a significant market.
With reference to his meeting with Mongolian Foreign Minister Purevsuren Lundeg, Mr. Szijjártó explained that the main topics of discussion were issues of international politics, and the Hungarian standpoint according to which Europe will lose a lot in the long term if it is unable to develop a pragmatic cooperation with Europe is well known.
"This I something in which Mongolia can provide major assistance," he said.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) Mongolia's Minister of Environment, Green Development and Tourism N.Battsereg MP Tuesday held talks with Mr Miklos Sesztak, the Hungarian Minister of National Development.
They discussed ways of collaborating in the biggest projects on renewable energy, water management and tourism, and concurred to scrutinize these matters at a regular meeting of the intergovernmental commission.
Battsereg said his Ministry urgently needs a technological support from highly developed countries, for "we should produce energy from renewable sources and reduce greenhouse gas".
Mongolia could also cooperate with Hungary in augmenting biomass, in reducing desertification and increasing forest areas, Mr Battsereg said. Another way of working together may be an implementation of a 2.5 million US dollar worth project on creating a complex network of monitoring underground and surface water near basin of the Kherlen River, he added.
After this, Mr Battsereg officially invited the Hungarian Minister to the High-Level Tourism Ministerial Summit of 33 countries along Eurasian Silk Road as well as to the first forum of nomadic tourism, which are scheduled this October 2016 in Ulaanbaatar.
In response, Mr Sesztak thanked him for the meeting and said the two Ministries can cooperate in eco-energy sector, Hungary is experienced in the renewable energy sphere.
He accepted the proposal of the Mongolian Minister and said again that a possibility exists to cooperate in sectors of solar energy, biomass and underground heat.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to the United Kingdom N.Tulga Tuesday paid a courtesy call on Baroness D'Souza, the Lord Speaker or Speaker of the House of Lords in the UK parliament.
The two dignitaries shared views on the Mongolia-Britain relations and cooperation including the inter-parliamentary ties. The Ambassador passed her an invitation from Mongolia's Speaker to the 9th Asia-Europe Parliamentary Partnership (ASEP9) which will run this April 21-22 in Ulaanbaatar.
January 27 (UB Post) The international Effects of Air Pollution on Children's Health conference took place in Ulaanbaatar to host discussions on solutions and methods to decrease the negative effects of air pollution on infant and children's health.
The conference introduced the participants to the damage that air pollution imposes on infants and children, and speakers presented data from scientific studies concerning its effects on the respiratory system and children's susceptibility to pneumonia. The main aim of the conference was to bring about guidance to solve issues related to air pollution based on scientific findings, and to serve as a call for action. The conference aimed to inform the public and decision makers about ways to protect their health and methods to decrease the negative effects of household air pollution.
"Parliament approved the Law on Air, Law on Air Pollution Fees, and a law on decreasing air pollution in Ulaanbaatar in 2012 to prevent air pollution, to monitor and decrease the amount of pollutants in the air, and to impose fees on those who significantly contribute to air pollution.
"It's important to bring about efficient, fact-based guidance; a solution that clarifies the connection and roles of multiple disciplines in decreasing the negative effects of air pollution. We will support implementing guidance and solutions at all levels," said Ts.Buyantogtoo.
The conference discussions were divided into four topics, including Air pollution in Mongolia: Reality and international experience; From facts to activities – Effects of air pollution on children's health, ways to decrease it; Effects of air pollution on the health of children and infants, ways to protect health; and Next step – Creating guidance to decrease effects of air pollution on children.
Member of Parliament S.Oyun spoke at the session on air pollution in Mongolia and international experiences. "Ulaanbaatar is the coldest capital in the world, reaching -40 degrees Celsius in the winter. During these times, air quality plummets, with average levels of fine particulate matter reaching 15 times what is considered healthy by the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines.
"Actions against air pollution slowed down when the National Committee for Reducing Air Pollution was disbanded in 2013 and the Clean Air Fund was liquidated in 2015, and their operations were transferred to the Ministry of Environment, Green Development and Tourism. Without losing momentum, we should advance and accelerate activities in all possible ways.
"So, we have to recreate the National Committee for Reducing Air Pollution, allocate money to fight air pollution, and continue our cooperation with international organizations," said S.Oyun.
The MP also noted that it is essential to improve infrastructure in the ger districts, provide their residents with apartments, and solve construction issues. "According to studies by the WHO and the United Nations Environmental Programme, over seven million die from illnesses related to ambient and indoor air pollution. The numbers have doubled in recent years, showing the significance of the problem worldwide," she said.
During the conference, Ryan Allen from Canada's Simon Fraser University presented the results of his study on the effects of Ulaanbaatar's smoke on infants in the womb and pregnant women. The study involved 540 pregnant women living in Sukhbaatar District. "Pregnant women who used devices to decrease the effects of air pollution gave birth to babies that were 0.4 centimeters longer and 80 grams heavier than the babies of women who didn't use any methods to decrease the effects of air pollution. You can see that air pollution is negatively affecting the development and growth of infants in the womb. If we don't decrease the levels of air pollution in Ulaanbaatar, it will become even more hazardous to the health of fetuses," said Allen. The scientist will continue his study until 2020, to see and follow the effects of air pollution on the respiratory system, the nervous system, and the logical development of his study participants until they reach the age of four. Ryan Allen is known for conducting a 2011 study which revealed that one in 10 deaths in Ulaanbaatar were attributable to air pollution.
"Fresh Air-Healthy Future" exhibition and competition was presented as a part of the conference. It consisted of essays and paintings by secondary school students. B.Azjargal, a fourth grader at Orchin Secondary School, won the competition in the elementary school student category. "Ulaanbaatar has so much smoke that sometimes I can't see my surroundings, or even the road in front of me. I'm sometimes scared that I might get hit by a car because I can't see [through the smoke]," she said. Her painting illustrated air pollution as a monster.
ULAANBAATAR, MONGOLIA, January — The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Mongolia today signed three grant agreements totaling $7 million for projects to benefit the environment and livelihoods at Khuvsgul Lake National Park in northern Mongolia, upgrade school dormitories in Mongolia's western region, and improve affordable housing in Ulaanbaatar, the national capital.
The three grants are funded by ADB's Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR), which over the past 16 years has supported 42 projects in Mongolia dealing with poverty alleviation, livelihoods, and the environment.
Signing for the Government of Mongolia was the Minister of Finance B. Bolor, while ADB Country Director Robert Schoellhammer signed on behalf of ADB. The event was witnessed by Mr. Battsereg, Minister for Environment, Green Development and Tourism; Mr. Gantumur, Minister for Education, Culture and Science; Mr. Enkh-Amgalan, Member of Parliament; and Vice Mayor for Ulaanbaatar, Mr. Ochirbat. Mr. Shimizu, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Mongolia also witnessed the event.
"The Khuvsgul Lake project is ADB's first-ever tourism project in Mongolia—an undertaking that will help create jobs, develop sustainable community-based tourism, and protect the environment," said Mr. Schoellhammer. "The dormitory project will promote equal access to quality education, particularly for children from herder families, while the affordable housing project will provide green development for the fast-growing districts of Ulaanbaatar. These projects are aligned with ADB's broader strategy to diversify the economy, create jobs outside of the mining sector, and ensure opportunities for all, including people from disadvantaged backgrounds."
Khuvsgul Lake National Park has long been considered one of the jewels in the crown of Mongolia's protected area estate. More than 1 million hectares of stunning snow-capped mountains and forested hillsides surround Khuvsgul Lake, which supports 70% of Mongolia's—and 1% of the world's—freshwater. Its pristine waters are vital to Mongolia, while the park's wilderness and biodiversity values are of global importance. Khuvsgul aimag (province) is increasingly becoming an international tourist destination.
The Khuvsgul Lake project will focus on promoting sustainable tourism, community livelihoods, and environmental protection around the lake. Collaborative approaches will be implemented between the park authority, residents, and tour operators, to strengthen local tourism business and waste management.
Mongolia's school dormitory system, meanwhile, was developed to ensure wider access to education, particularly for students from herder families. Many school dormitories were built in the 1970s and 1980s and require urgent rehabilitation. The western region supports the largest number of students staying in dormitories, of which 86% are from herder families.
The dormitory project will establish nationally replicable models to improve dormitory buildings, facilities and childcare in three aimags, Gov-Altai, Uvs, and Zavkhan. Dormitory buildings and facilities for heating, sanitation and housing of students will be upgraded, staff training and management capacity will be strengthened, and a national strategy to improve the school dormitory environment will be developed.
Improving the quality of life in Ulaanbaatar, especially in the ger (peri-urban) areas (where 60% of the 1.3 million people in Ulaanbaatar live) is one of the Government of Mongolia's main priorities. The affordable housing project will join many other initiatives of the government and the Municipality of Ulaanbaatar to provide better infrastructure and living environments for residents and to reduce air and soil pollution in the capital city.
The project will promote the development of affordable housing stock through resource-efficient buildings and the use of renewable energy technology. It will integrate innovative planning for social cohesion and economic opportunities for the population. Financial and institutional arrangements will establish sustainable housing finance mechanisms and will combine public and private financing to ensure the sustainable redevelopment of the target areas.
Established in May 2000, the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction (JFPR) provides direct grant assistance to the poorest and most vulnerable groups in developing member countries of ADB, while fostering long-term social and economic development.
January 26 (Daily Mail) This is the moment a staggering 35 children and three adults made their way out of one absolutely jam-packed jeep.
The unbelievable footage, which was allegedly captured in Mongolia, has since gone viral with more than one million views online.
Russian national TV channel NTV shared the clip, alongside Facebook group Mongol Bodol, and baffled viewers have since attempted to work out how that many people could fit in a single car.
The astonishing footage, which is just shy of two-minutes in length, shows exactly how long it takes for everyone inside the vehicle to exit.
After the jeep pulls up and three doors open, two of the adults crammed inside step out.
Meanwhile two other adults wander towards the car in order to start removing the numerous children.
Three of the adults then carry the children from the jeep one-by-one, who humorously form an orderly queue and head towards the building alongside the car.
Once all the children have exited the vehicle the final adult then steps out of the now empty jeep.
It is unclear exactly when the video was captured and people have suggested that the footage is more than ten years old.
Some viewers have also questioned whether the footage was part of a stunt.
While others have claimed that the adults were dropping the children to school.
Whatever the reason for the overload, it appears to have broken a number of safety laws.
January 25 (Yeni Şafak) Turkey's official overseas development agency (TİKA) said that archaeologists have unearthed fingerprints belonging to Turks in the east of Mongolia.
The fingerprints, dating back 1,300 years, were found at the site of the earliest known example of Turkic writing found in Mongolia.
The unique discovery was made during excavation work being carried out at Tonyukuk Monument, internationally known as Bain Tsokto. A large number of ancient tools were also discovered during the excavation.
"One of the most striking findings is the one that we discovered in the no.11 trench. We uncovered fingerprints belonging to our ancestors dating back 1,300 years," said Ahmet Taşağıl, a senior academic from Yeditepe University, who led the excavation works in a report he submitted to TIKA.
The scripts are named after the Orkhon Valley in Mongolia. The epigraphs, which date back to the early 8th century, were erected 430 kilometers from Ulan Bator, the Mongolian capital.
The three massive slabs of stone inscribed in ancient Turkic script, erected on the steppes of eastern Mongolia, are called Orkhon monuments. Tonyukuk monument is one of the Orkhon Epigraphes, which are still considered masterpieces of Turkish language, literature and history.
Ulaanbaatar, January 27 (MONTSAME) International master of sports Kh.Byambabaatar has come 6th in the men's 50m rifle prone contest at the Asia Olympic Qualifying Competition for Shooting which kicked off Tuesday in New Delhi of India.
Among 41 shooters, Byambabaatar collected 621.7 points at the preliminary round and 120.2 points at the finals. The contest was led by a South Korean Kim Jonghyun with 206.3 points. Two Olympic quotas went to the contest's winner and the runner-up Vea Aree from Thailand.
Other Mongolians N.Bayaraa and B.Bishrel IMSs took 15th and 23rd places in the same contest, respectively.
PARK CITY, January 26 (KSL) — For 2,000 years, only the men of the Kazakh people in western Mongolia have hunted with eagles.
But 13-year-old Aisholpan is not only the first girl to break the barrier, she's also the star of a Sundance Film Festival kid's film, "The Eagle Huntress."
"I was 10 years old when I wanted to become an eagle huntress," said Aisholpan via her cousin, who interpreted for her and her parents.
"We are very excited and very happy for everything that is happening like this," said Aisholpan's cousin. "And they (parents) are very proud of their daughter."
Golden eagles can have a wingspan of seven-and-a-half feet and weigh between 15 to 20 pounds.
Aisholpan's father said he recognized that she had a special gift with the birds.
"When I saw her — how she was feeding the eagle, how she was carrying the eagle on her arm, and how she was looking after eagles — I thought that she might do this."
Members of the Comanche Nation brought eagles from Oklahoma to Park City to help Aisholpan demonstrate her abilities. Members of the Comanche Nation breed the eagles in captivity.
"They are a similar horse culture to the Comanche nation," said Bill Bover of the Comanche Nation Eagle Program. "The eagle is something that we've been connecting with for a long time. But to have them here, in a historic Comanche territory and to interact with them, is special for us."
Aisholpan said her eagle back home in Mongolia, named White Wings, is a bit bigger than one of the eagles brought in from Oklahoma. As Aisholpan balances to release her bird, she is also balancing the traditions of her people with life in a modern world.
Aisholpan believes the film has an important message.
"Girls and boys are the same strong," said Aisholpan. "So, if the boy can do something, girls can do this as well."
"The Eagle Huntress" has one more screening at Sundance at the Redstone Cinema this Saturday, and is recommended for children 12 years and older.
January 27 (news.mn) Following a decision by the Minister of Education Culture and Science L.Gantumur, the "Mongolian Song to the World" competition is going to be aired in four stages. The purpose of the competition is to sing modern Mongolian pop songs in a foreign language, primarily English, and to promote Mongolian songs. "Doly Production", which belongs to the composer and Mongolian Honorary Artist B.Dolgion, is working as the co-organizer.
The Ministry of Education Culture and Science has provided information about the competition. During a press conference, Minister Gantumur said: "We are going through hard economic times; the frequent economic crises are a result of the fact that Mongolia is almost totally dependent on mining. The only way to earn dollars is by mining. Many economic measures need to be taken to make Mongolia a more stable country. One of these ways needs to be art and culture. Here we are opening the gate to promoted "ready cultural exports" to the world, not just the domestic market".
The competition will be aired from 29th January on several TV networks, namely: MN25, UBS Music, Star TV, Royal TV, 11 channel, World TV, SCH TV, and Parliament TV. The Honorary Artist B.Dashdondog, the composer and Leading Artist B.Angirmaa and the singer K.Nominjin will be the permanent team of judges. | 2019-04-20T09:02:31Z | null | 456.9 | 74,719 | null | 0.267014 | [
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Dating and romance in the 1930’s, while all about “having fun,” was decidedly a more formal affair than it is today. However, the 1930’s saw a departure from the stiff Victorian and Edwardian systems in which a young man “called upon” a woman to whom he was attracted. This involved him going to the girl’s house, sometimes by appointment, to sit with her in the presence of her parents or a designated chaperone in order to get to know her better.
However, the devastation of WWI paired with other economic and social upheavals such as Prohibition, the women’s rights movement and the Great Depression brought a change in some of the more strict rules surrounding many societal norms, dating and courtship included. The concept of “calling upon” a girl by the upper classes began to give way to the “dating” practices of the middle and lower classes, which involved getting to know each other at a movie or a dance. The increasing popularity of the automobile also made it possible for young couples to get away from the confines of home and the pesky prying eyes of the chaperone. Dating became a more relaxed activity and the concept of “having fun” entering the equation, though the ultimate purpose in these endeavors was still to find a marriage partner. Going on dates to dances, soda shops, theaters, and restaurants – depending on what one could afford – became the norm.
That being said, what was acceptable and expected was still very different from today’s standards, especially for (who would have guessed?) the woman.
Men in the 1930’s were still supposed to be as chivalrous as they had been in previous decades. However, it was their responsibility to plan, execute and pay for the evening out. All of the usual niceties and behaviors were still expected as well, of course, such as offering the lady his handkerchief or his jacket if she shivered or even mentioned the weather in any way, getting the door for her, holding out his arm for her as they walked (lest she fall), and even by insisting on walking on the side nearest the street, clearly the more dangerous position. Men’s fashion at the time furthered the image of the man as the responsible protector. Suits were cut to suggest a large, upper body, with coat collars coming down to form an attractive “V-neck” and shoulder pads added to emphasize a masculine, square appearance.
Women’s fashion, correspondingly, suggested a more lady-like appearance than the decade previous; the short boxy, androgynous dresses of the flappers giving way to a more curvy style that accentuated the female form. Softer fabrics and styles which hugged the figure, such as the bias cut, became the rage, as did the disk-like hats tilted to one side instead of the cloche hats that hid the forehead. Hairstyles became softer and more feminine as well.
1. Don’t keep your date waiting. Finish all of your dressing in your boudoir, not in the hallway or front room while he is waiting.
2. Don’t tug at your girdle; if you need a brassiere, wear one! And don’t wear wrinkled stockings.
3. Don’t use the car mirror to check your hair or make-up.
4. Don’t sit awkwardly or appear bored.
5. Don’t display vulgar habits, such as chewing gum.
6. Don’t smudge his handkerchief with lipstick.
7. Don’t talk while dancing; it is distracting and annoying.
8. Don’t discuss your gown or clothing at all. Conversation should flatter him; only talk about things that interest him – not fashion!
9. Don’t caress or touch your date in any way! No hand-holding in public, and do not allow his arm to be around your shoulders during a film.
10. Don’t cry or be sentimental or attempt to get him to talk about his feelings; this is distressing to him.
11. Don’t be “familiar” with the waiter or any other man besides your date; give him your undivided attention.
12. Don’t drink too much alcohol or be silly; this will humiliate him.
I don’t know about you, but we’re certainly glad we don’t have to abide by these 1930s dating tips for women.
The 1930’s were definitely an interesting time in history. Caught between the World Wars, they had their own sense of time and place. Gone were some of the more hierarchical rules surrounding courtship and romance, and, though certain societal expectations remained, a new sense of gaiety and fun was evolving. To modern eyes, however, the thirties still look charmingly old-fashioned, and, well, maybe even a bit quaint.
For more insights into life (and love) in the 1930’s, check out A Girl Like You. | 2019-04-20T14:49:47Z | null | 280 | 4,486 | null | 0.024744 | [
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In this week’s episode of Talking Voices, get ready to witness someone go from medical ninja to Malibu Barbie in a blink of an eye. Because today’s episode features voice actress Kate Higgins!
If you’re thinking the name sounds familiar, maybe the voices might give you a better idea. Higgins has taken on the roles of Princess Aurora, Barbie, and anime roles such as Sakura Haruno from Naruto and Naruto Shippuden, and Sailor Mercury from Sailor Moon.
This week, Higgins talks about how she “grew up” with Sakura, her process for finding a voice, and getting into a role and developing one for a previously voiced character.
Check out parts 1 and 2 of her interview below. And make sure to SUBSCRIBE to Verite Voiceover on YouTube to stay up-to-date with our digital content! | 2019-04-18T15:23:07Z | null | 465.4 | 776 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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Viviani sought redemption after finishing second to Australian Jay McCarthy in the 2018 edition. The 29-year-old, who competes for powerhouse Deceuninck – Quick Step, is the fifth rider to win the Elite Men’s race since its inception in 2015. He won the 163km race in 3hr 54min 35sec.
Australian Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) was second across the line, just a split second behind Viviani, with Mitchelton-SCOTT’s Daryl Impey rounding out the top three.
Jan 06 2016 - NEWS: Last Chance To Enter Cadel Evans Gran Fondo! | 2019-04-23T09:54:34Z | null | 933.6 | 514 | null | 0.856031 | [
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An Open Cut Dragline Mine in the Hunter Valley, NSW needed their LOM plan run in a value case comparison to compare 5 mining scenarios. They needed justification, through quantified and comparable results, to determine the best strategy to proceed with for the life of the mine. MEC took the clients previous LOM and truck haulage models, modifying them to achieve the required 5 scenarios. With the results from the MEC schedules the client was able to understand the lowest risk scenario and determine the feasibility of implementing the new scenario.
Strip mining with mixed dragline methods, stacked and offset.
Different dragline classes running in tandem on different passes.
Variable dragline rehandle factors to match the schedule configuration.
Achieve the same yearly coal target across all scenarios.
Varying reserves, strip widths, strip designs, strip transitional phases; including bridge removal & pit deepening to access a seam spilt.
Insure the same mining principles that site is currently using are followed.
Make sure models are consistent and comparable.
Haulage modeling needed to incorporate multiple haulage scenarios.
Utilise multiple projection rules to quickly create reserves.
Investigate the best prestrip removal without compromising coal release, achieved by reviewing strip layback angles and strip widths.
Created multiple Deswik Workflows which apply the relevant dragline factors to each scenario.
Apply client assumption to 5 XPAC schedule models.
Modify previous Deswik Haulage model to be more accurate and allow a more direct haulage option.
Create multiple dump reserves to match different reserves (different scenarios).
Create a standardized process to allow multiple schedules to feed into one haulage model.
Incorporate deeper seam extraction at pit floor and transition to this.
Keep all coal release and current fleet to complete bridge removal.
By thoroughly investigating five distinct mining scenarios, using the latest software modelling and comparative analysis of the results; MEC was able to advise the client of the optimal scenario for their Life of Mine planning. | 2019-04-24T23:26:55Z | null | 1,095.8 | 2,119 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
People have asked about pets and aura color compatibility so this is what I’ve observed over the years.
Yellows like dogs and dogs like Yellows. Both are fun and playful. Both love to exercise and run around outdoors. Physical and affectionate, Yellows enjoy dogs because they are also physical and affectionate. Yellows often trust dogs more than they trust people.
The intuitive and home-loving Blues often prefer cats. Cats also seem to love being around spiritual energy. I wonder sometimes if that’s why you see pictures of witches with cats. And since cats are more self-sufficient, maybe it’s easier for Blues – who always seem to have their hands full taking care of everyone else – to live with cats? Maybe?
Greens (and some Tans) don’t always like the mess, extra work or expense of having animals in the house. But those pets who do share a home with Greens are sure to be pampered and live in style. And Tans will be responsible and take good care of their furry housemates – unless the medical expense of an older pet becomes outrageous, then there can be a moral inner conflict.
Violets can have either cats or dogs, but many also prefer global, exotic animals. The challenge for Violets, who love to travel, can be not wanting to leave their beloved pets behind when they travel – so they often feel limited.
Crystals & Lavenders often have pet allergies. But if they do have pets, the animal needs to be quiet, affectionate, clean and low drama.
Indigos frequently psychically communicate with animals so they usually love all animals – especially global or exotic ones. They, like many sensitive personalities, often prefer and trust animasl more than they trust people.
The powerful Reds often have animals that can hunt with them or guard their homes. Or the sensual Reds like beautiful show pets.
Oranges are so on the go – traveling to scale mountains, to extreme ski or to jump out of planes – that having the responsibility of a pet can be challenging. They, like Yellows however, will often prefer the companionship of dogs.
Of course every person is different so the common preferences may not apply to you. | 2019-04-26T15:42:19Z | null | 549.3 | 2,132 | null | 0.113977 | [
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The elegant simplicity of the Horatio Daybed conceals its flexibility. This space-saving sofa doubles as a sleeping surface for naps or guest room visitors. With ample room for stretching out, its long and lean profile features the characteristic camelback arch of the timeless Horatio Collection.
All Horatio Daybeds have a single bench seat, tight back cushion and a two (2) standard pillows. | 2019-04-20T01:10:04Z | null | 1,069.9 | 394 | null | 0.312183 | [
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I am able to play video files in DirectRT. However, I need the DirectRT to send a TTYL signal when the video begins because I am recording physiological data and need a reference point for my data analysis. As I only have 2 short video clips, I only need 2 TTYL signals.
For some reason, DRT is not sending the signals properly.
If I restart the PC on which the DRT is running and then start the DRT program with the video clips, it will send a TTYL signal. After sending this first signal, however, it will send no signals thereafter.
Each video clip has its own input file and is run independently (as DRT would not run the 2 clips in the same input file). Any clues as to why I'm having this problem?
I've checked the input files and there appears to be no problem there. Besides, I can get one signal using either one of the input files after restarting my PC (which means it is reading the files properly).
I've also tried using a different computer with DRT and still had the same problem.
I've checked Ethernet cord that runs from my Biopac software to the PC that records my physiological data and there is no problem there. I also checked the cord that sends the TTYL signal (that looks almost like a printer cable) and it works properly. | 2019-04-19T10:57:29Z | null | 514.6 | 1,247 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
DECO International Realty helps you explore Hypoluxo Real Estate and find new listings in Hypoluxo, FL. By analyzing information of all single family houses for sale in Hypoluxo, and condos for sale in Hypoluxo, FL we calculate median price for sale of Hypoluxo Real Estate . There are currently 9 Hypoluxo Real Estate listings.
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Customize your real estate search by filtering home types, price, and size. Find an Hypoluxo real estate agent that you want to work with by reading real estate agent reviews by other buyers and sellers. | 2019-04-23T10:05:38Z | null | 617 | 914 | null | 0.241794 | [
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All that you need is this wonderful cake for beloved get this attractive cake to your dear ones. To impress a special one or to make a special day memorable forever. This is one of the best cake choices to make. | 2019-04-22T02:08:32Z | null | 729 | 211 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Looking for Indian Food Delivery in Mosta? Not everybody knows or has the time to prepare tasty food.
Yes, we're located near Mosta and are delighted to take your online order. | 2019-04-23T06:34:12Z | null | 403.4 | 176 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
According to a new market report published by Lucintel, the future of the global aerospace composite materials market looks attractive with opportunities in commercial aircraft, regional aircraft, general aviation, helicopter, military aircraft, and others. The global aerospace composite materials market is expected to reach an estimated $3.9 billion by 2022 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 5.3% from 2017 to 2022. The global aerospace composites end product market is expected to reach an estimated $17.6 billion by 2022. The major growth drivers for this market are increasing demand of lightweight materials to increase the fuel efficiency, growth of aircraft with high composite penetration such B787, A350WXB, and A380, and increasing use of composite in aftermarket.
In this market, carbon fiber, glass fiber, and aramid fiber are the major fiber used to fabricate various aircraft components. On the basis of our comprehensive research, Lucintel forecasts that carbon composites will show above average growth during the forecast period. Increasing penetration of carbon composites in commercial aircraft such as B787, A350XWB, and A380 is expected to spur growth for this segment over the forecast period from 2017 to 2022.
By aircraft type, commercial aircraft is expected to remain the largest market by value and volume consumption followed by military aircraft.
By type of structure, primary structure is expected to remain the largest market by value and volume due to high composite consumption and new aircraft model with higher composite penetration in structural parts.
North America is expected to remain the largest region during the forecast period due to high demand for newer aircraft and the ongoing replacement of an aging fleet.
Emerging trends, which have a direct impact on the dynamics of the industry, include the use of nano-composites and recycling of advanced composites. Hexcel, Cytec, Toray, TenCate, and Gurit are among the major suppliers of aerospace composite materials.
Q.1 What are some of the most promising, high-growth opportunities for the composites in the aerospace market by aircraft type (commercial aircraft, regional aircraft, general aviation, helicopter, military aircraft, and others), material type (carbon composites, glass composites, aramid composites, and others), manufacturing process (ATL/AFP, hand lay-up, RTM, injection molding, compression molding and others), type of structure (primary structure, interior, engine, and others), and region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Rest of the World)?
Q.5 Who are the major players in this market? What strategic initiatives are being implemented by key players for business growth? | 2019-04-25T05:13:29Z | null | 585.7 | 2,708 | null | 0.266617 | [
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JDBC predates the JavaBeans API. One place where JDBC could have made use of JavaBeans is in the ResultSet interface. Specifically, it would have been nice for simple two-tier applications to be able to map GUI widgets directly to a JavaBean representing data from the database. The JDBC Optional Package merges JavaBeans with result set management in a generalized fashion that is not limited to simple two-tier systems. This merger comes in the form of rowsets.
In case you are not familiar with JavaBeans, it is Java’s client-side component model. By writing your client-side components to the JavaBeans specification, you make it possible for them to plug into diverse applications. The specification dictates an event model for UI events and naming conventions for your components. JavaBeans, for example, enables you to write a component such as a RowSet and have other objects that know nothing about rowsets or the concept of a RowSet listen to that RowSet component for changes. | 2019-04-24T05:20:08Z | null | 359.9 | 987 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Cheltenham Town striker Danny Wright is facing a club fine after being sent off against Forest Green in Tuesday night's Checkatrade Trophy group match at Whaddon Road.
Freddie Hinds' goal had put the Robins in front, but quick goals from Reece Brown and teenager Jordan Stevens in the 79th and 80th minutes saw Rovers claim a victory they deserved on the night.
Wright was shown a straight red card in the 83rd minute after appearing to step deliberately on Brown as they returned to their feet after a challenge near the centre circle.
Former Forest Green front man Wright was given a retrospective three game ban in April 2016 after running over Grimsby Town goalkeeper James McKeown to celebrate a goal in a 3-1 National League win at Whaddon Road.
"I need to watch it again, but the referee (Trevor Kettle) said he (Wright) stepped on somebody," Johnson said.
"If he has, it's the second time he's done it and he'll have to take a club fine on it, because it's something you can't get in the habit of doing." | 2019-04-25T10:44:18Z | null | 1,234.4 | 1,047 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
BADEV ADALAH SEBUAH SISTEM APLIKASI HR YANG DIGUNAKAN UNTUK MENGHASILKAN DATA LAPORAN AKHIR SPG DAN TOKO MENGOLAH RAW DATA SECARA ONLINE DAN REALTIME.
Capture and Track what matters to you.
Monthly Performances Insight and trends.
RETAIL BA-PROMINA APPLICATION ADALAH APLIKASI UNTUK MENGELOLA LAPORAN PENJUALAN SPG PROMINA SELURUH INDONESIA SECARA ONLINE DAN DIGITAL, SEBELUM ADA RETAIL BA-PROMINA. SPG HARUS MEMBUAT REPORT PENJUALAN LAPORAN SECARA MANUAL YANG HASIL TABULASI REPORTNYA MEMAKAN WAKTU PROSES YANG LAMA.
Collecting Sales out report from Indofood SPG around Indonesia.
Save Customer data from National SPG.
Realtime report for Out of Stock.
RETAIL EXCELLENGE MOBILE DAN DESKTOP APPS BERTUJUAN UNTUK MEMPERMUDAH, MEMPERCEPAT PIHAK ADMIN DEPARTEMEN DI KANTOR PUSAT UNTUK PROSES EVALUASI SALES PERFORMANCE FRONTLINES TEAM DAN MENDAPATKAN MARKET DATA REPORT DARI FRONTLINES TEAM SECARA CEPAT (ONLINE). REALTIME, PRAKTIS, DAN SAVING COST.
13000 Modern & Traditional Market Channel Distribution with promising growth every weak.
70 new Store every week.
More than 3000 retail product.
Use in 24 Province around Indonesia.
No one is perfect, but you can always be better.
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Crosman Crossbow Bolts Carbon fiber with field points. Can be used for small game or practice. These arrows are heavier than the standard arrows included in the Sniper Crossbow Kit, delivering better performance and penetration. | 2019-04-21T21:03:28Z | null | 464.6 | 228 | null | 0.583333 | [
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Where better to stretch out and unwind than on one of our luxury chaise longues.
From classic & traditional through to modern, our selection of chaise longues will suit all tastes, styles and budgets - ideal for adding interior elegance to your home.
All of our chaises are extremely comfortable and made to the highest quality, ensuring they are great for curling up with a book, or lazing on during the weekend. Plus several of our chaise longues have no arm making them highly versatile, ensuring you can use them as right or left handed pieces and anywhere in the house.
Many of our chaise longues have been designed by our directors, Matt & Jacquie Dunton, and if none of them take your fancy then you can create your own bespoke piece where you can choose the size, height, shape, fabric, design and colour. What's more, we offer a variety of fabrics including cottons, velvets, luxury linens and leathers - order your FREE samples here. Alternatively we can upholster with your a fabric of your choice. | 2019-04-21T15:22:25Z | null | 429.6 | 1,009 | null | 0.100099 | [
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The lymphatic system in vertebrates is a network of conduits that carry a clear fluid called lymph.
The lymphatic system has three interrelated functions. It is responsible for the removal of interstitial fluid from tissues. It absorbs and transports fatty acids and fats as chyle to the circulatory system. The last function of the lymphatic system is the transport of antigen presenting cells (APCs), such as dendritic cells, to the lymph nodes where an immune response is stimulated. | 2019-04-25T11:46:03Z | null | 80.5 | 486 | null | 0.545267 | [
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After graduating from De Montford University in 2010, Sarah went straight into a job with the NHS. During this time, Sarah was able to build on her clinical skills to help provide better care to her patients. After working across both the NHS and privately, she has learnt that each patient is an individual with their own needs and their care needs to be tailored to help them, and not the masses.
“I joined The Hearing Care Partnership as I will be able to work without any restrictions, to give my patients the best possible care and the best solutions for their needs. I am excited to deliver a personal client service with the most up to date equipment, and to have access to a variety of hearing technology. Most importantly, I am able to have the time I need to spend with a patient, to assess their needs and assist them in making the decision towards having better hearing. | 2019-04-24T00:00:45Z | null | 221.5 | 882 | null | 0.151927 | [
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My cheek augmentation surgery was a week ago and I feel like the implants look too large. Is it possible I’m still swollen in my cheeks or did I just pick the wrong size?
It is quite possible that after a week you still have considerable swelling in your cheeks and the implants that you had placed are entirely appropriate for your face. I would let the facial swelling subside for another two or three weeks before being too alarmed that your cheek implants are too big. | 2019-04-24T08:55:22Z | null | 461.5 | 472 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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Are you an experienced leader in health and social care? Could you build an influential network that helps us to implement our guidance?
NICE Fellows are experienced leaders from the field of health and social care who are our ambassadors at regional and national levels.
Applications for 2019 have now closed. You can register your interest for 2020.
Act as our UK-wide ambassadors for 3 years.
Support and maintain the connection between NICE and health and social care experts.
Engage with senior staff at NICE and in the health and social care sector.
Help us improve and promote the quality of health and social care.
Develop new ways of working in health and social care.
You'll be supported in your role through a series of workshops and access to an adviser. The fellowship also provides access to the expertise of our staff.
You'll be expected to spend around 7.5 hours per month on fellowship activities. Fellowships are unpaid and you must agree your application with your employer. Travel and subsistence will be paid.
influential individuals working in the charitable and voluntary sector.
We've appointed 2 senior advisers to oversee the programme.
They've a wealth of experience in health and social care and in working with NICE. The senior advisers provide expert support to our fellows and act as a key link person between them and NICE.
John is a public health physician who works part time for NICE (as a consultant clinical adviser) and part-time at the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford (as associate professor). He is also a visiting professor at Kings College London, and an honorary professor at the University of Manchester.
John is an editor of the NIHR Health Technology Assessment series and joint editor-in-chief of the SAGE journal Digital Health. His main interest is in digital health; he also has interests in evidence-based practice, knowledge management and systems improvement in the NHS.
Krysia is the Arthritis Research UK professor of musculoskeletal therapies and has recently completed a National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellowship. Krysia works as part of an interdisciplinary research team and is the director of the impact accelerator unit at Keele in the School for Primary, Community and Social Care.
Krysia led an NIHR funded study to see how best to deliver high quality, primary care for people with osteoarthritis presenting in general practice (MOSAICS). This formed the basis of a NICE Fellowship (2013-2016) and an EIT-Health funded European implementation project (JIGSAW-E). Krysia is a Fellow of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. In 2019 Krysia became a visiting professor in the Faculty of Health and Applied Sciences UWE Bristol and an NIHR senior investigator in primary health care.
Helen graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Physics with Medical Applications from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1995. She went on to complete her MSc in Medical Physics at the University of Surrey in 1997.
She joined the national device evaluation service as a senior physicist in 2001, when it was under the remit of the Medical Devices Agency. Helen has since worked for, or in collaboration with, national procurement, commissioning and NHS provider organisations, as well as the UK Department of Health. Over the past two decades, Helen has gained extensive understanding of the challenges of adopting innovative medical technologies in the NHS, from policy, clinical, commissioning, procurement and industry perspectives.
Helen is a registered clinical scientist with the Health and Care Professions Council and a member of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine. She was appointed head of service of the NICE External Assessment Centre at the Freeman Hospital, in March 2012. She leads a multidisciplinary team to deliver health technology assessment and research publications that address the clinical effectiveness and cost consequences of adopting innovative medical devices into the NHS.
With her NICE fellowship, Helen intends to work with the Academic Health Science Network in the North East and North Cumbria. She wants to demonstrate successful implementation of selected NICE medical technologies guidance, diagnostics guidance or interventional procedures guidance, within the region. She’ll explore the potential for this north east model of “evaluation in practice” to become an exemplar for NICE guidance implementation across the UK.
Professor Helen Rostill is a consultant clinical psychologist and board director at Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. She has responsibility for strategy, new business, research and development, innovation, information technology strategy and therapies. She is the Trust’s Chief Technology Officer.
Helen currently leads mental health programmes in Surrey Heartlands and Frimley Integrated Care Systems. She’s the senior responsible officer for the Technology Integrated Health Management for dementia NHS Test Bed, sponsored by the Department of Health, NHS England, and the Office for Life Sciences.
She worked for 10 years as a senior lecturer at the University of Birmingham and has published a wide range of research in national and international peer reviewed journals. Her qualifications include a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, a Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership and a BSc (First Class Hons) in Psychology. Helen is visiting professor at the faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Surrey.
Jonathan graduated from St Mary's Hospital Medical School, London in 1992. He trained in orthopaedics in Oxford and was appointed as university lecturer and consultant orthopaedic shoulder and elbow surgeon in 2005. In 2014 he became professor of orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal science at the University of Oxford. He works clinically at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. His research programme aims to ‘improve orthopaedic patient outcomes and treatment delivery’. This is achieved using research themes that offer a broad range of overlapping collaboration opportunities with national and international academic clinicians and scientists.
Jonathan sits on the Executive Council of the British Elbow and Shoulder Society (BESS). He is past chair of their research committee and is now their National Joint Register (NJR), Getting it Right First Time (GIRFT) and Outcomes Lead. He sits on NJR committees including the editorial board and is responsible for authoring the annual report for shoulder replacements. He is a specialist advisor to the NICE interventional procedures committee and to the MHRA. He sits on the european shoulder arthroplasty committee of SECEC (European Shoulder and Elbow Society) and is the Shoulder and Elbow Clinical Lead advising the NHS GIRFT Programme.
He plans to use this fellowship to promote to clinicians our existing orthopaedic guidelines and the upcoming joint replacement guidelines. Jonathan plans to work with the Royal College of Surgeons, British Orthopaedic Association, BESS and GIRFT to explore the development of further NICE accredited ‘Best Practice and Commissioning Guidelines’ to help support equal access and standardisation of care for UK patients.
Melanie co-founded Walnut Care in 2002. It is now one of the largest domiciliary care providers in Lincolnshire. As the company’s chief executive officer, Melanie manages a team of over 200 care professionals and coordinates 600,000 care visits every year.
A passionate advocate for the provision of home and community care, Melanie has been the chair of the Lincolnshire Care Association since 2016. In this role, she represents a range of small and medium-sized care providers across the county and works with them to improve standards of care.
Melanie is also a fellow at Skills for Care and the co-chair of the Care Association Alliance – a national body which brings together representatives of care associations from across the country to engage with health and care officials at the highest level of governance.
Under Melanie’s leadership, Walnut Care has followed our guidelines from the beginning to deliver the highest quality evidence-based care for its service users. Melanie hopes to use her position as a fellow to help improve the way in which care providers work and engage with us.
Nicola completed her clinical training in 1996 at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, Kings College London. She retains a position as a visiting teacher on their doctoral course in clinical psychology. Since qualifying, Nicola has spent most of her career working in national and specialist children mental health services at the Maudsley Hospital.
Nicola’s clinical and research interests are in the area of child maltreatment, infant mental health, and complex trauma. She has published in peer reviewed journals and presents regularly at national and international conferences. Her current role is lead of the clinical team delivering the New Orleans Intervention Model which is being evaluated as part of a large randomised control trial. Nicola is passionate about improving the outcomes for children who have been maltreated and stopping the intergenerational transmission of abuse.
As part of her fellowship, Nicola wants to develop a strategy for infant mental health across her NHS trust with an emphasis on early prevention and intervention for maltreated infants. As a fellow, she wants to promote evidence-based interventions with relevant stakeholders from the infant mental health landscape. This includes working alongside colleagues from the third sector, social care and the judiciary, to increase awareness of both the needs of this population and the availability of appropriate interventions.
Peter graduated from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in Bournemouth in 1984 and works as a chiropractor in Bath and Wiltshire. He has been involved in the leadership of his profession all his career; as president of the British Chiropractic Association, the European Chiropractors’ Union and a member and chair of the regulator in the UK, the General Chiropractic Council, for 13 years.
He founded, and is now president of, the Royal College of Chiropractors. The Royal College provides peer-reviewed quality standards for the chiropractic profession as well as a comprehensive CPD and mentoring program. It also stimulates and funds on-going research projects and PhD students to improve the evidence base for chiropractic. This is specifically directed at improving the quality of care that patients receive and improving the communication between chiropractors and their colleagues in the wider healthcare community.
Peter was on our guideline development group for NG59 concerning the management of chronic low back pain. He has been on our panel of experts for the last 4 years and feels very honoured to be appointed a fellow, a first for the chiropractic profession. He intends to use his ambassadorial role for NICE to improve the understanding and uptake of our guidelines within the musculoskeletal (MSK) community and with stakeholders. Raising the profile of NICE within the chiropractic profession to further enhance communication between the various professional groups involved in treating MSK conditions.
Satheesh has been a consultant in psychiatry of intellectual disability for over 15 years. He is currently an inpatient consultant for a specialist learning disability unit. He has held several clinical leadership roles in the last few years, which included being the medical director of a community and mental health trust, clinical director of learning disability service as well as clinical co-chair of clinical leadership group for Sustainability and Transformation Partnership.
He has been active in service-oriented research in learning disability and championing the importance of evidence-based approaches in learning disability and mental health. Satheesh is an honorary professor at the College of Life Sciences at the University of Leicester and one of the co-directors of the Leicester Centre for Mental Health Research. He also has a keen interest in the development of services for people with autistic spectrum disorders in India, his country of origin.
Sharon has been the chief executive of Hertfordshire Care Providers Association (HCPA) for 9 years. She’s has grown the organisation to meet the needs of care providers in the private independent and voluntary sector. A recent case study by The Local Government Association, said, “HCPA has become one of the most well-respected and developed provider associations in the country”. Sharon has focussed on partnership working and building initiatives which raise quality, always with the goal of a win-win outcome for all involved. Sharon comes from a background of practice and teaching in care and leadership and uses these skills to focus minds on taking a learning in practice approach.
As a fellow, Sharon will be focussing on education and integration to help embed the use of our guidance and quality standards into practice in Hertfordshire and the eastern region. Her current focus is setting up an online care professional standards academy for social care practitioners, where they can log their continuing professional development and earn credits. This will be a platform for promoting NICE guidance and quality standards on an individual level for care practitioners. In the area of integration, Sharon will be advocating the use of NICE guidance and quality standards to colleagues across both health and social care. Her concentration on prevention around the use of exercise, will ensure that colleagues are sighted on best practice options.
Simon is a consultant nurse with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust. He’s chair of the Royal College of Nursing’s Learning Disability Nurse Forum, a British Institute of Learning Disabilities Positive Behaviour Support Consultant, a specialist advisor to both NICE and the CQC, and a Queens Nurse.
Simon has worked in several NHS community teams in various roles including community nurse, lead nurse, behavioural nurse and locality manager. He has, prior to recently re-joining the NHS, worked in the independent sector as head of behavioural support. Simon studied at the Tizard Centre for his Masters in Intellectual and Development Disabilities and is also a qualified behaviour analyst.
Steven is an emergency medicine consultant working for Western Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. Having trained at St George’s Hospital Medical School in London, Steven completed training posts in the south, across the Severn deanery, Sydney and Christchurch New Zealand before becoming a consultant in Chichester.
Steven has been involved in several guidelines adapting NICE guidance for emergency departments and the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM). Within RCEM, Steven has been a member of the Audit and Standards Committee and has been the college representative to the Resus Council.
Steven administers and delivers a middle grade doctor teaching programme. This includes evidence-based teaching and regular simulation teaching. It is designed to upskill individuals to function at registrar level within the emergency department and gain places on the national training programme. He has recently been appointed the RCEM simulation teaching lead for the region and is part of the faculty for the College Leadership Training programme. This is designed to train future emergency medicine doctors in leadership, a novel programme which may be a world first.
Steven was a guideline group development member for CG191 on diagnosis and management of pneumonia. He is currently on the panel of clinical experts. He has also been a co-opted specialist adviser to the Department of Health for the new and emerging respiratory threats group, advising on pandemic flu response. Steven will use his fellowship to strengthen the links between NICE, RCEM and both its training and non-training grade doctors. Steven intends to create a toolkit of practical resources to enable individuals and organisations to better access the guidance available from NICE.
Alison is a consultant community paediatrician based in Cambridge and clinical director for Children and Young People in Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust. She did her pre-clinical degree at Newnham College, Cambridge and clinical training at Oxford. Immediately specialising in paediatric medicine, she held posts in Bath, Oxford and Great Ormond Street Hospital. Alison did her clinical research fellowship in neuromuscular disease whilst working at the Hammersmith and Queen Charlotte’s Hospitals in London.
Alison is chair of the East of England Neurodisability Group and, through the Community Paediatric Regional Network, has initiated a number of regional audits and written best practice clinical guidelines in line with NICE guidance. Within her large community trust she has been promoting the development of new models of care and integrated pathways for children with long term health conditions. The clinical teams in the trust are leading the way with community outcome measures and goal setting.
Alison will use her fellowship to develop the web-based risk management system further. This system will log new NICE guidance and alert clinicians to changes. The app links to the self-assessment template and so allows easy completion and monitoring. Clinicians and corporate teams are able to monitor the evidence of compliance and can, at any time, produce the assurance of high quality clinical standards. Above all, whilst participating in the fellowship programme, Alison will be an advocate and voice for children and young people.
Cecilia has been a consultant ophthalmic surgeon at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital (MREH) since 2002. She runs a specialist tertiary referral service for complex adult and paediatric glaucoma. She is clinical lead for anterior segment services at MREH and associate clinical director of the Eye Hospital. Her research interest is mainly clinical, including diagnostic and treatment methods for glaucoma in adults and children.
Cecilia has been a member of several NICE working groups including the glaucoma guideline development group 2009 and 2017, glaucoma quality standards group 2010, and glaucoma commissioning group 2010.
In her role as NICE Fellow Cecilia aims to improve the uptake of our glaucoma guidance. This will assist in reconciling the demands and capacity of glaucoma services. The barriers faced in implementing NICE Guidance, and the differences experienced by large teaching hospitals versus smaller hospitals, has already been studied by NICE Scholar Reshma Thampy. This learning will be applied to Cecilia’s project to support ophthalmic care providers and commissioners in overcoming these hurdles, and tools will be developed to facilitate implementation of our guidance.
Debra has been working for the past two years as a specialist antimicrobial prescribing adviser for ABMU Health Board in Wales, leading the successful multidisciplinary “Big Fight Campaign”. This initiative, funded by the Welsh Government, has seen improvement in Antimicrobial Stewardship across primary care. This has resulted in more appropriate use of antibiotics, as part of a wider national strategy to tackle the growing threat to society from antimicrobial resistance.
A pharmacist by background, Debra’s extensive blend of clinical, operational and commercial experience has been acquired over a number of years in a variety of roles. These include Chief Pharmacist for an NHS organisation in England and a Specialist in Public Health, has involved championing and leading the implementation of our guidance across a range of NHS settings.
Debra sees her role as a NICE Fellow as an opportunity to help support individuals and organisations to implement our guidance, particularly in relation to the safe, clinically effective and appropriate prescribing of antibiotics. In addition, by promoting engagement with the public, patients and carers, supporting co-production to change attitudes and beliefs around antibiotic use, ensuring the best chance of winning the war against “superbugs”.
Emma originally qualified as a chartered physiotherapist in 1993. She went on to gain an MSc in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in 2000 at University College London and a PhD in 2014 from the University of Birmingham. She currently works as the consultant musculoskeletal physiotherapist at Burton Hospital NHS Foundation Trust where she leads a team. In 2015, Emma was the first non-medical member of staff to be awarded the ‘Clinician of the year’ award. In addition the trust nominated her for ‘employee of the year’ to the Burton Mail Business Awards 2015 where she was one of three finalists. She was highly commended for her ability to think innovatively and lead a team.
Emma’s clinical and research areas of interest are in the management of persistent shoulder pain and differentiating cervical from shoulder pathology. She has recently completed a post doctorate internship at Keele University where she was evaluating suprascapular nerve blocks as a mean of management for shoulder pain. Emma has published in a number of peer reviewed journals and has presented at national and international conferences. She currently is part of the scientific committee for the European Society for Shoulder and Elbow Rehabilitation.
In her role as a NICE Fellow, Emma aims to establish if primary and secondary care practitioners in musculoskeletal health are aware of Clinical Knowledge Summaries (CKS), to understand how the CKS are being used and identify what could be changed to further improve their use. Emma anticipates that she will promote the summaries to professional groups who are less aware of the CKS and improve the use of summaries to existing and new users and patients.
Janet graduated as an occupational therapist from Oxford Brookes University in 1995. She has worked primarily in mental health services, particularly across older people’s mental health services. For the past 8 years she has been in professional development and improvement roles, both as a practice development lead for occupational therapy and as professional lead of occupational therapy. During this time Janet completed an MSc in Advanced practice and PGCert in Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning.
Janet has led on an organisation wide practice development programme aimed at the implementation of evidence-based and theoretically driven occupational therapy services. She has also co-led on a county wide programme of work bringing together occupational therapists from 4 organisations to align pathways and develop cross organisational working relationships, using improvement methodology. She has been heavily involved in England’s first system-wide Allied Health Professions strategy for the North Cumbria Sustainability and Transformation Partnership.
As a NICE fellow, Janet plans to explore the range and relevance of our work to support a system wide enablement strategy across North Cumbria’s Integrated Health and Care System. She will work with our leads, our field team and associates across the health and social care system to implement the NICE Pathway on policy, strategy and commissioning to help change behaviour and use our guidance to inform the development of the system education plan.
Matthew is a practicing osteopath and head of professional development for the Institute of Osteopathy, the professional membership organisation for UK osteopaths. Since qualifying he has worked in a variety of private healthcare settings, as a health charity Director and in the NHS in a mixture of clinical and management roles. He also now sits on the Public Health England AHP strategic development committee.
In his current directorship level role, Matthew is responsible for the delivery of a multiple stream quality improvement and development programme. He is passionate about ensuring the highest possible standards of patient care and is in a unique position to raise awareness of NICE, its products and how to implement those relevant to osteopathy throughout the osteopathic profession.
Nicola is a consultant in HIV and sexual health and clinical lead for service development and evaluation within the Umbrella Sexual Health Service for Birmingham and Solihull. Her areas of special interest include service development, quality improvement through feedback, data collection and evaluation and healthcare professional education. She completed the postgraduate certificate in medical education in 2015. As a NICE Scholar in 2015, she utilized real-time monitoring to evaluate uptake of hepatitis B vaccination in at-risk groups.
She is currently clinical lead for the Umbrella Primary Care Subgroups for GPs and community pharmacists. She’s passionate about collaboration with community organisations to overcome traditional barriers between disciplines, destigmatise sexual health and HIV and improve patient care and experience. As a NICE Fellow, she will be focusing on increasing awareness and uptake of HIV testing, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and chlamydia screening in primary care, and improving awareness and uptake of contraception.
Tessa has been a GP partner since 1995 and for much of this time has also been involved in promoting the safe and effective use of medicines. She was medical advisor to the All Wales Therapeutics and Toxicology Centre for 10 years and involved with various NICE workstreams since 2011. As Chair of the Wales NICE Liaison Group 2016 -18 she worked with colleagues to develop a strategy to support the awareness, discussion and implementation of our guidance to people ‘on the front line’ in all settings.
Currently a member of NICE quality standards and indicators advisory committees, clinical guideline update committee (Chair) and management of common infections (Chair). She’s keen to continue working with colleagues to support the cascade of key messages, particularly relating to our quality standards, multimorbidity and managing common infections guidelines.
Carol McCrum is a consultant physiotherapist at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust and visiting research fellow at University of Brighton. She works clinically within the multidisciplinary teams in rheumatology and orthopaedic outpatient services at the Trust and with the musculoskeletal physiotherapy team. Carol completed her doctorate in 2011 and is active in clinical research and supervision.
Carol was a member of the guideline development committee for the recently published NICE guidance on spondyloarthritis in over 16’s: diagnosis and management. This group of inflammatory conditions can be challenging to diagnose and to date the average time from symptom onset to diagnosis has been around 8-9 years, despite significant advances in imaging and treatment.
Erika Damato specializes in uveitis and inflammatory eye disease and medical retina and also works in the National Centre of Excellence for Bechet’s disease.
Erika trained in general medicine in the South West before embarking on a career in medical ophthalmology at Bristol eye hospital. She then travelled to New Zealand where she worked with the Fred Hollows foundation and undertook a clinical research fellowship in diabetic retinopathy in the Pacific. The aim of the fellowship was to report the severity and significance of diabetic eye disease in this part of the world.
In her role as a NICE fellow, Erika aims to improve the care of patients with uveitis and inflammatory eye disease by developing guidelines and auditable pathways for such patients and also by implementing existing NICE guidance into current practice. Patients with medical eye problems often have significant systemic associations and co-morbidities, whose care is often delivered by a multidisciplinary team. Delivery of such care may vary between different institutions. Erika aims to use this opportunity to work together with NICE and help to standardize the care of patients with sight threatening ocular inflammatory conditions irrespective of where they live in the UK.
Geeta qualified in India. After doing her masters in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, she moved to the UK in 1995. She completed a 7 year UK speciality training programme from Manchester deanery and started her first consultant post in Manchester in 2003 before moving to North Wales. Her special interests include menstrual disorders, menopause, gynaecological ultrasound, medical education and medical leadership. She completed a PG certificate in clinical leadership with distinction in 2015 and is currently undertaking a senior clinical leadership programme with King’s fund, London.
As the current chair of Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists’ Patient information committee, she leads a multi-professional team working towards improving patient and public education and empowerment. As a member of the NICE Quality Standards Advisory Committee for over 4 years, she has contributed towards development of high quality evidence-based health care standards.
Geeta is passionate about the role of service users and carers in decision-making. As a NICE fellow she hopes to become a true ambassador and champion for NICE, trying to ensure education on active patient involvement as well as helping implement an evidence-based approach to healthcare amidst the significant challenges currently faced by the NHS.
Jim was Cambridgeshire County Council’s and Cambridgeshire Health Authorities Joint Training organiser in the 1990s, running a broad programme of integrated learning and development programme. In 2000 he led the development of integrated teams across Cambridgeshire's adult social care and health services. He also worked for the Valuing People Support Team as their expert advisor on workforce development.
Since joining Skills for Care in 2007 he has led a range of national programmes of workforce Innovation. These include developing a framework for workforce redesign, with the principles of workforce integration, in partnership with ADASS, LGA, NHS employers, TLAP and Skills for Health. His current programme includes workforce commissioning, commissioning for wellbeing qualifications, skills led approaches to community development, transforming care, digital champions and looking at the shared strategic learning and development issues for housing and social care.
He will spend his time as a NICE fellow exploring the links between NICE’s work programme and the strategic and operational workforce requirements for adult social care working. He is looking to find ways to use both the work of NICE and Skills for Care across all aspects of adult social care workforce development.
Joanna undertook her Masters qualification in Social Work at the University of Leicester. During her social work career she has worked with a wide variety of different people who use social care services, staff in front line, senior management, strategic and commissioning roles. She also worked as a paid carer for several years in her early career. Her more senior roles include working as the Head of Learning Disabilities in a London Borough and latterly as the Associate Director of Social Care for Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust. This role gives her responsibility for all social work provision, adult safeguarding Deprivation of Liberty and a range of other social care services for a pioneering integrated care organisation.
Joanna has a special interest in ensuring that people and communities are in control of services and that they hold the power to control their own lives. Joanna hopes to use her time as a NICE Fellow to practically support the availability of high quality and safe health and social care in the community. She also hopes to use her extensive experience in operational and strategic social care to strengthen NICE’s voice and promote its role in ensuring choice of high quality social care provision that the people who rely on it deserve.
Naomi is responsible for overseeing national programmes of work to support implementation of AHPs into Action, the framework for the 14 allied health professions (AHPs) in England. She works closely with other arm’s length bodies and a range of national and local stakeholders.
Naomi is currently on secondment from her substantive role as the North West AHP Workforce Lead, Health Education England, where she is responsible for supporting workforce transformation for AHPs in the region.
Naomi will use her time as a NICE fellow to promote the range and relevance of NICE’s work to AHPs. She aims to increase awareness of the NICE guideline development process. She also hopes to broaden understanding of how AHPs and other healthcare professionals can get involved, as well as the role and breadth of NICE’s work. This is with the aim of helping them to improve and transform health and care services.
Natasha is a social worker and approved mental health professional (AMHP). She has worked in NHS mental health services for almost 20 years. Her early years were spent working in central London with people who were sleeping rough and had long term mental health conditions. She has managed assertive outreach and AMHP services and was head of social work and social care at Camden and Islington Foundation Trust.
She now works for the Care Quality Commission as a head of hospital inspection for mental health, learning disability and substance misuse for the South East of England. Natasha is passionate about the place of social care in health settings and the importance of providing integrated services. She is driven by the desire for social justice and putting people who use services and frontline staff in control.
Opinder has been and is currently involved in a number of NICE guidelines, including the NICE Falls Quality Standards and NICE Acute Medicine Clinical Guideline and hopes to use this experience during the fellowship.
He is a full time NHS physician, lead clinician in Ortho-Geriatric Medicine Nottingham, with a research interest in vitamin D, muscle function and fractures.
Tony started his career as the lead analyst for the North West Public Health Observatory. He contributed to the development of public health intelligence tools at a regional and national level but soon turned his attention to other aspects of public health and health care. He was a founder member of the Cheshire and Merseyside Public Health Collaborative (ChaMPs), sitting on the steering group for the network and setting up the Information and Knowledge Management Group. He is currently a member of the Commissioning Leads Group looking at improving the effectiveness and efficiency of public health commissioning across the sub-region.
Tony studied for a degree in Health and Community Studies and later was awarded a Ph.D. in Epidemiology and Prognostic Markers from The University of Liverpool in 2002. He completed the National NHS Leadership Scheme in 2009. Tony is passionate about using research and evidence to improve the quality of health and social care services for local populations. He has worked predominantly in the NHS and academic settings and more recently in Local Authorities.
He has extensive experience of public health intelligence and over his career has held a range of subject specific portfolios, including: drugs and alcohol, older people, sexual health, cancer, CVD, suicide prevention, falls prevention and safeguarding. He has significant experience of strategy development, service re-design, pathway development and partnership working. | 2019-04-26T04:08:03Z | null | 262.8 | 35,758 | null | 0.022596 | [
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Organisations need to protect their digital assets and infrastructure. IT employees need to be cyber security-savvy so that they can play their part in securing the organisation’s network and systems infrastructure.
While there are many instructor-led cyber security courses being offered today, not many of them are lab-based. To pick up the technical skills in cyber security, it is essential that learners have opportunities for hands-on practical sessions.
This course will be practical-based with hands-on examples for trainees to try out how attackers can possibly gain access and steal data from improperly managed systems. Learners will understand how to avoid such system misconfiguration.
The focus of this course is on fixing VA scans on internet facing servers. Participants will be given hands-on practical skills on network protocols, software vulnerabilities, and basic penetration testing knowledge to protect computer and network resources.
Non IT-related professionals and working professionals using computers and applications.
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Google last week introduced the Pixel 3, the company's next-gen smartphone positioned to compete head-to-head with the best Apple has to offer. Of course, Google's Pixel 3 introduction didn't have many surprises given that there were seemingly an endless stream of leaks regarding the device in the weeks and months before its official unveiling.
The first downloadable content pack for Marvel's Spider-Man, The Heist, is out October 23. The pack adds three new suits for Spider-Man to wear, and its story focuses on Felicia Hardy.
This morning Ryan Smith of Insomniac Games revealed new details about Marvel's Spider-Man first DLC chapter, The Heist, announcing the addition of three new suits and releasing screenshots and new concept art to go along with the announcement.
The first of three new DLC chapters that together form The City That Never Sleeps package, The Heist introduces new missions, enemies, crimes, challenges, trophies, and suits.
Get your first look at Spidey's new Resilient Suit, designed by famed Marvel illustrator Gabriele Dell'Otto.
Marvel's Spider-Man will receive The Heist, the first chapter of its planned The City That Never Sleeps DLC series, on Tuesday October 23, with a New Game Plus mode to arrive tomorrow, October 17.
The Heist will be available for $7.99 USD or as part of the $24.99 USD season pass, Insomniac Games announced in a PlayStation Blog post today.
The first of three add-on chapters, The Heist opens with an art museum robbery that mixes up Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson with Black Cat. The DLC will include new story missions, crimes, challenges, Trophies, Spider-Man suits, and a new enemy faction. | 2019-04-21T10:28:24Z | null | 309 | 1,656 | null | 0.137681 | [
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I never used to think about long-term goals. From the time I was a kid to about ten years ago, I was short-sighted and I was lazy. I wanted things to be fun, and if they weren’t I was done. Piano lessons? No thanks, too much work. A paleontologist has to go to school forever? Nope. Cross that one off the list. If the rewards weren’t immediate, they weren’t worth the effort.
I know this is a normal attitude of youth. The desire for instant gratification, the lack of foresight, the thought that your world as it exists at any one moment is all that matters. It took me a while to shake it off. I realized the importance of forethought a bit late, after I was an adult, out of college (when it seems one would naturally consider the future), married (again…) at the exact moment I had a child.
When I became a mother, the future lit up like a flare, demanding attention, calling me to move toward it with intention. With thoughtful motion rather than haphazard “we’ll just see” passivity. I don’t mean that I didn’t contemplate who I was marrying, or that I gave no thought to what I wanted to do as a career, but the full gravity of the now on the later didn’t hit me until I saw those little blue eyes. Suddenly everything mattered. How I dealt with anger, expressed love, took care of myself, spent my free time, disciplined and protected and nurtured my son. My new career, the first one I was certain I wanted to have, became mothering. I took it seriously. I read a ton of books (which was good and bad), and threw myself fully into my work. I focused on what I wanted for my kids twenty years down the road and my actions followed.
Last week I attended Donald Miller’s Storyline conference in San Diego (goodbye below freezing temps, hello palm trees and time to think about the future) and was struck by the desire and the encouragement to do this for my other career – writing. The last ten years have been primarily spent on momming, with the occasional trip to the gym or morning “off” to write my blog. And it will remain my most important gig until my children are grown. But it was good to be reminded that little choices I make each day, little spurts of work, matter. That bit by bit I can aim toward a goal that may not immediately gratify. The results might take years to see. Just like being a mom. And that’s ok.
My kids’ character development certainly isn’t an effort for which I expect quick results. Lily’s tantrums have yet to stop, Luke is a bit of a spaz, Mae is nearing three and sure she’s the boss of the world. But my goal is not to raise perfectly behaved children. It’s to raise functioning and flourishing adults. I’ve often expected my writing to be perfectly behaved though. How confining, and scary, and silly. So, as Bob Goff described at the conference, when pilots need to land a plane they pitch, pick and point. Pitch the plane toward the ground, pick a spot to land, and point the plane toward it. I need to do the same with my writing. As best I can. Bit by bit.
Sounds like a pretty good way to approach all of life. I wish I would have done that a lot sooner, but instead of wasting time regretting my lazy, “whatever” attitude, I’m going to change things now. This blog is the pitching part – at least I’m headed in the right direction. Now for the picking and pointing. Screw perfection, I’m just going to try to land. | 2019-04-21T08:35:27Z | null | 334.3 | 3,368 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Whether it’s a Christmas gift, a “thank you” or hostess gift, or just a reminder from home the December Fruit of the Month features your choice of six 5 oz fruit spreads from Jackson’s Orchards shelves.
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The WaPo has been printing some truly loopy op-eds lately. This is another one.
Yeah, Jewish people did not get ahead on hard work, talent and luck, but because someone else was stepped on. I guess that also means Asians and Indians are getting ahead due to someone else getting stepped on.
And women are graduating from college at higher rates than men because someone is getting stepped on…ooops.
I love all the people. This obsession with victimhood is depressing. | 2019-04-19T13:12:45Z | null | 583.9 | 467 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
What Is the Importance of Public Service Advertising?
If you run a nonprofit organization, public service advertising can give you a free or inexpensive way to share an important message to a targeted audience via the radio, TV, print or Internet. At the same time, you can increase the public's awareness of your organization and encourage them to take a specific action, like make a donation or follow tips for safe driving. When using a public service announcement (PSA) for your organization, it's important to consider the pros and cons of this form of advertising and understand how to plan and structure your ad effectively.
What's a Public Service Advertisement?
Rather than focusing on selling a specific good or service, a public service advertisement aims to make the public aware of an important issue and lead them to take a specific action. For example, a community health organization might make a PSA advertisement alerting the public about the need to get vaccinated for a specific illness like the flu and encourage people to schedule an appointment for the shot. On the other hand, a local educational nonprofit might focus on the importance of literacy and encourage the community to read to their children and offer reading tutoring services to those in need.
These types of persuasive ads usually come in the form of a TV commercial, radio advertisement or print ad in a magazine or newspaper. However, the rise of social media now makes it possible for companies to place their PSAs on websites like YouTube, Facebook or even the companies' own websites.
PSAs provide important benefits for both the businesses creating them and the people who hear the message. They serve to educate the community about important topics like environmental protection, education, physical and mental health, substance abuse, crime, driving safety and other issues that people in the neighborhood might face. At the same time, these ads are created to make more people aware of the issues with the goal that the audience will take action to reduce risks, increase safety or otherwise resolve the issue of focus. Therefore, they serve as a way to influence the public's opinion.
On the other hand, businesses get the benefits of free publicity and an improved company reputation from their PSAs. While the business might not tell people to buy anything from them, people who see the public broadcast announcement become more aware of the business itself, might donate to any fundraisers or campaigns, and become supporters themselves. This comes at less cost than traditional advertising since the business will only have to pay for creating the advertisement. When a business becomes known for supporting good causes in the community, it also benefits from an improved reputation, which can lead to new customers, more funds to pay for expenses and better trust throughout the community.
One of the top benefits of a public broadcast announcement is the low cost for the organization to reach a potentially large audience. Whether the ad airs on the TV or radio or is printed, the station or publication usually donates the airtime or ad space for the PSA, meaning a business with a small budget does not have to worry about advertising costs. On the other hand, PSAs are not entirely free since the business has to pay for all production unless it can seek volunteers and obtain donations. While video ads can be more expensive to make, production costs can be smaller for PSAs that feature only a speaker on the radio or consist of a printed announcement.
Another benefit of using a PSA advertisement is that it tends to be effective for both spreading awareness of the issue and the company sponsoring the ad. The University of Kansas suggests that including the business's contact information and using a clear call to action can increase the likelihood that the community responds to your ad's requests and becomes more interested in the work your organization does.
One of the downsides of using PSAs is the competition for limited airtime available. According to the University of Kansas, the majority of ad time is for commercial causes, so you can expect only one-third of it to be used for airing PSAs. Not only does this cause organizations to have to compete with stations and other organizations over the limited airtime, but a business's PSA might have to air at a less desirable time, like in the middle of the night. The business might not know when the ad will air either, if the station does not track this information.
PSAs are also not suitable for all topics, especially those that are controversial like politics and religion. While a business might find a station or publication to air such an ad, it will likely take a lot more work, so another advertising method may be more desirable.
Also, a PSA may not be the best choice if your organization's goal is to influence policy in a general way. Instead, this form of advertising is most successful to promote a clear and specific action.
Before deciding the content and format for your PSA, your business will want to have a clear goal that you want those who view, hear or read your announcement to accomplish and ensure the topic covered relates clearly to your organization. This can require doing research on issues faced in your community and potential actions. For example, if you run a local charity for breast cancer, your goal might be to educate the public about risk factors for the disease and encourage the community to attend your walkathon or get medical screenings.
You'll also want to determine the targeted group or groups you want your public service announcement to reach and understand how to best make them respond to your message. For example, you might target women ages 40 and over for an ad on breast cancer detection, while you might target elderly adults of both sexes for an ad on the dangers of falls in that age group. Knowing your target group or groups will help you choose the best presentation style when you later structure the ad.
After you know your audience and goal, you'll want to come up with a few memorable points you want to bring up, avoiding trying to cram too much into the ad. In the previous example, you might highlight a few key statistics on breast cancer risk and the importance of early detection. You might also incorporate a catchy slogan that will stick with those your advertisement reaches.
According to the University of Kansas, most PSAs on the radio and TV are one minute or less; creating 15- or 30-second PSAs is also common. Even print PSAs should be a reasonable length to read within a minute or so. This limited time means structuring an effective PSA requires grabbing the audience's attention from the start, stating your points concisely, using dramatic elements when possible and making your call to action stand out. At the same time, you'll want to have a clear introduction, message and conclusion to make the ad flow well.
The introduction is where you should immediately introduce the topic and grab the audience's attention with something like an intriguing question, beginning of a personal story or a description. For a breast cancer charity, the introduction might introduce a survivor and present a statistic about how common the condition is for women. Dramatic background music can also play to set the stage for an audio or video ad.
The message portion of the PSA is where to include more details about the person's story, statistics or background information and show how the problem also affects the target audience and/or their families. This is also the place to introduce your organization and connect it to the topic discussed. In the previous example, the charity might mention how it holds events for raising funds to fight cancer and increase awareness of free breast cancer screening events.
The conclusion of the PSA advertisement should include an emotional, ethical or logical appeal to the audience to perform the desired action the organization wants. At the same time, it includes information about the company such as its website address or phone number. The charity in the previous example might tell the audience to schedule a screening soon and lead them to the organization's website to learn more about breast cancer detection.
You can actually begin pitching your PSA before you've even finished writing it, or you can wait until after you've completed it. In either case, you will want to look for potential media outlets or publications that can air or print it. When doing so, you'll again want to consider your target audience so that your message gets out to them. While a beauty magazine or local news channel would be a good place for a PSA about a women's health issue, a radio station with mostly male listeners would not be.
It helps to have some media contacts your organization has worked with before. But if you don't, you can reach out by phone or visit local media outlets and ask to speak to whoever handles ad programming or manages the station. You'll want to ask about PSA requirements to learn when you should submit it, which format and length they prefer you use, and what type of information they need about your organization. For example, a radio station might ask for proof that your organization is a nonprofit and does not intend to air an ad to sell a product.
If you're pitching to a radio or TV station, the pitching process is also a good time to find out if and how the station approves and tracks your campaign. Mediatracks Communications cautions that some busy stations do not even follow up about their decision to air a PSA, so be prepared to call back yourself to find out if the ad campaign is active. You'll also want to ask about how frequently the station expects to air the campaign so that you can consider that exposure along with your other media campaigns.
If your business is not a nonprofit, civic or governmental group and wants to instead promote some commercial cause, then a traditional PSA is not made for that purpose. But that does not mean you can't find other ways to advertise your company's offerings and share information without spending a lot.
Online marketing campaigns in the form of videos, search engine and social media ads, email and blogging can all help you spread your message for free or little cost. If you're already paying for a company website, then you can use it to post announcements and media or even partner with other organizations to have them promote you on their websites. You can also consider attending local events that allow businesses to donate their time or give talks as well as hang up flyers around your community. | 2019-04-22T16:27:13Z | null | 245.5 | 10,698 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
“The orders issued today reversing the Obama administration’s efforts at combating climate change are nothing short of an escalating war on the Earth’s atmosphere and on the people — disproportionately poor and people of color — who stand to lose the most from climate change.
Among other outrages, Trump wants to kill the Clean Power Plan, end the Interior Department’s moratorium on coal leases on federal land, and remove the requirement for federal agencies to account for the climate impacts of their decisions.
The message is clear: the Trump regime will subsidize coal, oil, and gas barons to extract, pollute, and dump waste freely to enrich themselves at the expense of everyone else. Communities are left on their own to deal with the adverse effects of this government-assisted pillage.
The Trump administration claims that their assault on the future of humanity is motivated by jobs. However, research shows that every $1 million invested in solar photovoltaic energy infrastructure creates 13.4 jobs, while every $1 million invested in oil and gas infrastructure creates only 10.5 jobs. If the administration truly wanted to create American jobs while preserving a livable planet for our children and maximizing the return from every dollar invested, it would roll out an ambitious renewable energy expansion plan instead of wasting taxpayer money subsidizing dirty energy.
We must pressure our cities and states to respond to federal inaction and regression by acting to address the climate crisis on their own. Fortunately, many have them have already started acting on solutions even more effective than the Clean Power Plan to reduce our country’s fossil fuel use, expand solar and wind energy, and make solar energy more accessible for low-income people — all while creating good jobs and ensuring historically excluded people get hired for those jobs.
See Sen’s recent op ed in U.S. News and World Report, “Trump’s War on the Climate” here.
His work focuses on climate solutions at the national, state, and local level that also address racial, economic, gender and other forms of inequality.
Basav Sen is directs the Climate Policy Program at the Institute for Policy Studies. | 2019-04-22T15:55:38Z | null | 275.5 | 2,197 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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I’m bowing to the part of me that knows the difference between useful and harmful behavior.
What I have come to call the 9/11 Bowing Project, centers around the idea that the impulse to hurt another is present in every human heart. Unless we recognize it and choose not to act on it, it will seek expression in ways we cannot control.
The act of bowing is, for me, the most personal and most accurate image of what I feel each of us needs to keep doing in our own way, if we are ever to measurably reduce suffering within the human family.
The intention of the project is to honor the lives lost to violence on September 11, 2001 and throughout history, by encouraging myself and others to witness this desire-to-destroy within ourselves, and choose not to act on it.
Thus we could transform the legacy of our losses into a giant forward-leap in human awareness. | 2019-04-20T20:10:40Z | null | 311.8 | 862 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Recently my husband asked me to do a few things, and I have to admit that my response wasn't too good. There’s nothing glorious nor grand about wiping down cupboards, washing ceiling fan fixtures and especially about scrubbing hard water marks out of toilets, but they are things that need to be done, and they do fall into the things I'm responsible for. You see, I have a Naaman complex.
Naaman was angry because the prophet Elisha wouldn’t even come out to speak to him, and he was a great, important man. Too many times I get caught up in my own importance, which is truly laughable because I’m not great, nor important, to anybody except maybe my family. Just like Naaman, I tend to stand there and sputter and fume about why I need to do such menial tasks.
So Naaman raced away in his chariot. Thankfully he had wise servants who helped him see how silly he was being and the result was that he went to the Jordan River. Did he quit when he saw no results after going under six times? If he had, he would’ve died a leper. Did he understand why it had be seven times? Did he moan about seven? Did he try to bargain it down to five? The Bible just says he dipped himself seven times as he was instructed to. Like Naaman, I don’t need to know why, I just need to obey, without moaning or bargaining.
For Naaman, it came down to complete obedience. He had faith, why else would he have undertaken such a long journey? But faith without obedience would have left him a leper. I have faith, but if I don’t obey God my faith will grow cold.
For the Christian, the secret to our spiritual growth lies in obedience. That means being faithful in the multitude of little things because it’s through obeying in the mundane and menial things, that we learn faithfulness for the bigger things. If I won't do the simple things my husband has asked me to do, things that make perfect sense to me, will I do the things God asks me to do--things that make no sense to me?
Even though I may start like Naaman did, fuming and raging because things aren’t going as I expected and because I’ve been asked to do some things that I don't want to do, I'm going to make sure I end like Naaman did: faithfully obeying.
Naaman's account is found in 2 Kings 5:1-14.
So tell me, am I the only one who acts like Namaan sometimes?
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And you KNOW that's a lie! I'm DEFINITELY like that some times. GREAT post.
What Good is a Soapbox? | 2019-04-25T23:55:51Z | null | 336.8 | 2,448 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Dearly loved mother of Janette Baird. Wife of Roy Wilson. Grandmother of Susan, Philip, Gregory & Alexandra and great grandmother of Brianna, Nicholas, Alexander, Zoe, Jessica, Madison, Lachlan, Marcus and Cameron.
A truly magnificent woman who was adored by all that knew her and will be deeply missed.
Family and friends of Dot are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of her Life on Saturday 20th April, 2019 at Macquarie Park Cemetery and Crematorium, Cnr Delhi and Plassey Rds, North Ryde in the Magnolia Chapel commencing at 11am.
"I grew up knowing Dot as Nanna. Mrs Wilson was such a beautiful friend & Neighbor to me, She would treat me like one..." | 2019-04-20T02:29:50Z | null | 1,025.3 | 660 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Breast augmentation surgery is the most popular type of cosmetic surgery performed in the United States each year. According to statistics by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, 290,000 women had breast augmentation surgery in 2013, a one percent increase from 2012.
Breast augmentation surgery uses breast implants to increase breast size and fullness. Although the most common reason for breast augmentation surgery is cosmetic breast enlargement, it can help women who have breasts that are asymmetrical, different sizes, different shapes, and who experience changes in breasts size or shape after childbirth and breast feeding. Breast augmentation surgery and implants can also be used after injury or mastectomy for breast reconstruction.
Saline – Saline implants are filled with sterile salt water that’s similar to your natural body fluids. They have a flexible fill volume that allows your surgeon to adjust the size during surgery. Saline implants feel soft and natural with uniform firmness. If leaking should occur, saline implants will collapse and the saline will be absorbed naturally by your body.
Silicone – Silicone implants are filled with a silicone gel that allows the implants to hold their shape for a long time. They have a set fill volume, so the size must be determined prior to surgery. Silicone implants feel natural, but can become firmer over time. If leaking should occur, silicone implants will not collapse, but gel can escape into the breast pocket.
Gummy Bear – Gummy bear implants are filled with a high-strength silicone gel that keeps the implants in place better, so there’s less danger of rotation. Due to a thicker gel, they feel firmer than other implants but are less likely to leak or rupture, and they will maintain their shape even if the shell breaks. The term “gummy bear” was coined by a California plastic surgeon who compared the texture of the gel to gummy bears candies.
If you’re considering breast augmentation surgery, contact the American Society of Plastic Surgeons for more information and to locate a qualified, reputable ASPS surgeon in your area. Knowing all the facts will help you make the right decisions for the best results. | 2019-04-18T22:54:39Z | null | 416.8 | 2,196 | null | 0.104281 | [
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00:50:14 Adalis Shuttlesworth Do You Really Love God?
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Some of the biggest challenges I see market researchers and data scientists facing in the future are an overflow of information, lack of in-person participation, and a shrinking need for independent parties to analyze the market. In terms of information, there is so much out there than can be researched and analyzed that it can and will be more and more difficult to determine what is relevant and useful to a situation. I’ve seen the lack of in-person participation when it comes to performing qualitative research and also when it comes to looking at customer experience. An example that comes to mind is in a grocery store. As more and more people choose to shop online for their groceries, how can we analyze the shopper experience or see what promotions customers are responding to in store? Finally, I think as corporations are growing larger and larger and become more digital, they’ll be able to gather their own information and data to analyze, meaning less market researchers will be contracted out.
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Brazil’s most famous drag queen, Pabllo Vittar, was always fascinated by the feminine universe. When she realized that drag queen could also act and sing she decided she could do that as well. It all worked out great.
She was born in São Luis (Maranhão) in November 1st 1994, Phabullo Rodrigues da Silva – birth name – made her first TV appearance as Pabllo Vittar in 2014, for a local TV in Uberlândia/Minas Gerais, where she lived in her teenage years. But it was only in 2015 that she started to get attention on social media, after releasing “Open Bar”, a Brazilian version of Major Lazer’s “Lean On”. In less than a month the video hit a million views on YouTube.
Already a superstar on the LGBTQ communitty, she started to have mainstream attention in early 2017, when she released her first album “Vai Passar Mal”, with the brazilian hits sensations “K.O.” and “Corpo Sensual”.
Being invited to sing in Rock in Rio with Fergie and the release of “Sua Cara” with Major Lazer and Anitta brought even more attention to her.
In 2017 she was the first Brazilian artist to have three songs on Spotify top 5 (“K.O.”, “Corpo Sensual” and “Sua Cara”) and, in 2018, her second album, “Não Para Não”, was the most streamed album in the first 24 hours, with more than 3 million plays.
“I started drag because I was always fascinated by the feminine universe. When I found out that there were drag queen acting and singing I thought: that I can actually do!” Pabllo says.
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A: During the summer, we are open from around 8AM until around 7PM. During the Spring and Fall (Easter-Thanskgiving,) we rent bikes throughout the week and on the weekends. Though the storefront may be sometimes closed during the week, if there are bicycles outside, you can sign them out at the Refuge Inn front desk next door. [Please note that the Refuge staff can only rent bikes that have been inspected by Bike Depot staff. We are unable to pull specialty bikes from the shed, and some days the bicycles are not available due to inclement weather.] This schedule varies with weather & staffing, so we recommend calling 757-336-5511 to confirm.
A: We do not currently take reservations. Bikes are on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are set on renting bicycles during your visit to Chincoteague, we recommend renting them daily. You can lock the bikes in the racks behind our shop if you like, or bike to your house or hotel. Our staff typically has a pretty good idea of when we may run out of bikes, so feel free to call us at 757-336-5511 (ask for the Bike Depot) the morning or evening before coming to rent. The only time you may want to call ahead is if you’re looking to rent specialty bikes in the off-season, as their availability may vary and we can check with the bike shop staff and get back to you.
Q: Are the mosquitoes really THAT bad?
A: Sometimes. During the summer and early fall, if it has rained a lot in the past 4-5 days, you can expect a healthy mosquito population on both Chincoteague and Assateague. During the early Spring and late fall, you shouldn’t have too much of a problem. We recommend taking a can of Ben’s Outdoor Spray with you, just in-case (for sale inside.) Burt’s Bees makes an all-natural bug spray, if you prefer. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! We also sell Afterbite, for those who get unexpectedly swarmed.
Q: Why don’t you offer training wheels?
A: Our insurance company advised against it. Sorry 🙁 We recommend a tag-a-long for children who haven’t learned to ride a bike, and we have adult tricycles for adults who don’t feel comfortable on a two-wheeler.
Q: Why don’t you offer those four-seater bicycles with canopies?
A: These quadcycles are VERY difficult to pedal. Since the gear is so low and the frame is so heavy, you work twice as hard than you would on a regular cycle or tandem. It’s nearly impossible to get them up and over the bridge to Assateague. We tried these once, and most of our customers came back dissatisfied, so we decided not to rent them anymore.
Q: Do I need to pay to go to Assateague?
A: Not on a bicycle! The hiking and biking path bypasses the toll booth–yippee! If you go in a car, you can purchase a daily, weekly, or yearly pass.
Q: Can I bike to the beach?
A: Absolutely. The beach is about a three-mile ride on paved paths from our location. We kindly ask that you do NOT ride bicycles on the sand itself– the sand here is very soft, so you’ll probably fall over. Additionally, sand and salt are very bad for the crank & chain, and can cause the crank to jam or chain to snap unexpectedly.
Q: What happens if my bike breaks down?
A: Though uncommon, this does happen from time to time, especially if you’re pedaling or braking suddenly. Call us and we’ll bring you a new one! We do ask that you walk in the general direction of the road, so we can get the bike to you ASAP.
Q: Can you repair my personal bike?
A: Unfortunately, our insurance company has advised against helping visitors with personal bicycles. We’re very sorry and wish we could help! We do have some basic parts for sale inside, including inner tubes.
Q: Is it safe to bike on the roads on Chincoteague?
A: Like many things, it is just about as safe as you make it. If you wear a helmet, observe traffic rules, and are aware of your surroundings, biking here is safer than most places.
Q: Who owns the ponies next to the Bike Depot?
A: The Chincoteague Pony Farm. Don Leonard, who founded the Refuge Motor Inn in 1973, has owned ponies since he was a little boy in the 1930s. It was only natural for him to include ponies as part of his hotel! His sons and grandsons keep up the herd these days. If you have questions about the ponies, visit their website, Facebook, or Twitter.
Thanks! We are SO looking forward to being there again!!!
A cruiser rental is $3/hour or $14/day (24-hours.) If you keep them for three days (72 hrs) the rate goes down to $11. Different styles of bicycles are different prices, but you can find a list under the “Bicycles” page on our website. Unfortunately, we are unable to repair personal bicycles. Our insurance company prohibits it. Wish we could help–sorry! We are so glad you are returning to Chincoteague. See you soon.
While our tag-a-longs cannot be rented by themselves, you could potentially attach a kiddie kart to your personal bike. For safety reasons this is always at the discretion of the shop attendant. Hope to see you in May!
When renting a bike or bikes, how do you determine the days charged? Ex.- picking up a bike fri evening and returning them sunday afternoon. Thanks!
Do you rent bikes for children? My son is 7 and can ride a normal two wheel bike without training wheels.
We have two sizes of bikes for kids. I’m sure one of them will suit him just fine– see you soon!
What does it cost to rent a bike for a whole week?
Well, for a regular beach cruiser, 7 whole days (24 hour periods) would be $10/day. $70 plus tax!
We are wanting to visit the week of April 14th. Will we be able to rent bikes from anywhere?
Yes! If the bike shop is closed, just come to the front desk of the Refuge Inn next door and they will sign the bikes out for you.
Do you have any bikes that are for 2 people (preferably side-by-side 3 or 4 wheels)?
We have tandems that are traditional bicycles built for two, with one in front controlling the steering, and another in the back contributing to pedaling.
We will be coming in a month and would like to rent a bike with an attachment for a 3 yr old to ride in. We use a burlee bee on our personal bikes. Do you have something like it?
Yes! We call them Kiddie Karts and they’re essentially the same thing. They are $3/hr or $15/day.
I will be staying in the area over the weekend before July 4th and am curious if there is a local cycling club or if there are bike shops that organize weekend rides? Thanks.
Not that we know of. There will be plenty of people on bikes, though!
Are your Kiddie Karts for 1 or 2 children? Do they have padding? What are the weight limits on them, wondering if it would fit my 18lb 8 month old, I’m not sure how comfortable I am using the child’s seat that attaches to the bike, thought the Kiddie Kart might be a better option.
Kiddie Karts are for one or two children (there are 5-point harnesses.) There is minimal padding and a 50 lb weight limit. Child seats have more padding and a 25 pound weight limit. Feel free to stop by and take a look at the different options!
We are a group of Girl Scouts, number not confirmed but probably 7-12 of us (middle and high school). We will be staying at Kiptopeke State Park in early June and will be making a day trip to Chincoteague/Assateague. Do you have any recommendations for biking on the islands? We will be there for about 7-8 hours. Any sights we should be sure to take in. I am thinking ponies, lighthouse and beach. Also, any recommendations for an inexpensive but good supper? We will be packing our lunch. Thank you so much for all of your help. P.S. How difficult are the tandem bikes to ride?
I would say that you should bike over to the Wildlife Refuge, check out the lighthouse, woodland trail to see ponies, and then hit the beach or maybe bike a mile up the “service road” to D-dike, a really quiet spot of beach only accessible by bicycle, depending how old and energetic your scouts are. I’d recommend Famous Pizza for pizza, pasta, subs, and burgers, or if you’re looking for seafood, maybe Don’s Seafood in town. Tandem bikes are a bit tricky but it’s mostly in the confidence! You just have to go for it! | 2019-04-20T16:53:49Z | null | 517.3 | 8,074 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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Although now nearly 80, Woody Allen continues to write and direct a film a year. This is one of his more serious ones, reflecting his interest in philosophy, which was sparked off in his youth by the films of Ingmar Bergman.
Despite dealing with heavy sounding concepts like existentialism, the meaning of life and moral dilemmas as opposed to the comic observation of human follies and weaknesses in many of his earlier films, this is not without entertainment – or indeed human folly. It is in some ways something of an American take on the picture of university characters and carry ons drawn in the comic novels about academic life by British writers Malcolm Bradbury and David Lodge.
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Things change however when Abe and Jill overhear a conversation in a restaurant, where a mother is complaining about the injustice of the fact that she is about to have her children taken away in a court action presided over by a corrupt judge, who is in cahoots with her ex-husband. Suddenly Abe has a sense of purpose and meaning to his life. He will commit the perfect, apparently motiveless crime, murder the judge and make the world a better place. And his personal life and indeed the film itself both perk up, as he starts affairs with both Jill and Rita while planning his existential murder.
Phoenix, now on the cusp of middle age, is well cast as the disenchanted Abe, with strong support from the rest of the cast, particularly the women – Stone, bright, curious and naïve as Jill, who is eventually faced with what might be described an as existential moral dilemma herself and Posey, giving a delightfully daft performance in a rather frustratingly small role.
The plot is admittedly a somewhat artificial exercise, while the dialogue, which includes a the generous amount of voice over narration from Abe and Jill, is literate and stylised with frequent intellectual references to writers such as Dostoevsky, Kant and Sartre, reflecting the film’s more serious intent and making the film a bit heavy going in places. But there is a dry, ironic humour to the proceedings which is very entertaining. One scene in particular, where Abe, Jill and Jill’s parents speculate over who the murderer can be, is a highlight, while the resolution of the story is blackly comic, abrupt but satisfying. | 2019-04-24T04:42:27Z | null | 306.7 | 2,964 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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Russ & Daughters at the Jewish Museum offers on-site and off-site catering options, as well as a beautiful space for your next private event.
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After 103 years on the Lower East Side, Russ & Daughters, the landmark New York City appetizing shop and restaurant, opened a kosher location on the Upper East Side at the Jewish Museum, the preeminent U.S. institution exploring art and Jewish culture for over 110 years.
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Toronto, ON (February 7, 2019) - Menkes Developments Ltd. is proud to share that according to new data released by Altus Group, a leading provider in real estate data and advisory services, Sugar Wharf was the best-selling new condominium project in Canada for 2018.
In a year where buyer confidence and sales activity had downshifted, this is a major feat for the company.
Located in East Bayfront at the northeast corner of Queens Quay East and Freeland Street, the Sugar Wharf community will encompass 11.5 acres and will include luxury residences, offices, restaurants and shops, Toronto’s first vertically integrated school, and will be anchored by a new two-acre park. Once complete, Sugar Wharf will be the largest mixed-use development on the Toronto Waterfront; home to 7,500 residents and 4,000 office workers. All buildings will be connected to Toronto’s indoor PATH pedestrian system, as the development includes plans to expand the PATH east of Yonge Street.
The residential component of the community, designed by architectsAlliance, will include five condominium towers, varying in height from 64 to 90 storeys, and a mid-rise rental building. In summer 2018, Menkes launched the first two residential towers and sold 1241 condo units out of a total of 1463 units (85%).
According to Altus, new condominium sales fell 38% from the record high in 2017; though remain close to the ten-year average for the market. Industry experts predict new condos will remain the primary source for additional housing needed to keep up with the pace of immigration.
The Sugar Wharf community officially broke ground in January of last year with the first phase of the project, 100 Queens Quay East, a 25-storey office tower, featuring approximately 690,00 square feet of Class AAA space. In addition to the new office building, the community will include approximately 300,000 square feet of multi-level commercial retail space, including the new flagship LCBO store. Expected occupancy for the office tower is spring 2021. | 2019-04-20T02:32:52Z | null | 613.6 | 2,022 | null | 0.400099 | [
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Logan is a professional snowmobile racer competing in the premier Pro Open class on the ISOC National snocross circuit. At 17 years old, Logan Christian won the Semi-Pro Championship and received the honor of Rookie of the Year in the Pro class on the ISOC National Snocross Series. After his brilliant start, Logan Christian grabbed the top spot at the 2016 World Championships of SnoCross. He has piloted his doc/Team Arctic Cat race sled to multiple podium finishes in the ISOC series with his sights set on an ISOC Championship. A regular competitor at the Winter X-Games, with Logan's work ethic and training he is determined to bring home the hardware. When not racing on the ISOC series, Logan competes internationally at events in Canada, Sweden and Finland. | 2019-04-21T06:31:44Z | null | 396.6 | 766 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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Ho to customize the Thank You page?
Am I only allowed to have one thank you form for all my forms? I'd like to customize each thank you form. It seems the same pop up TY is being applied to each form.
Also I can't change the text size and font - any suggestions?
Then you will be able to change everything in the thank you page, the text, add tables, images, add your custom text as well as format it as you want.
I think with change the font and the size you are referring to the text in the thank you page o you should be able to do it on the wizard, here is a guide that will help you with that as well: http://www.jotform.com/help/211-Setting-Up-the-Thank-You-Page.
This guide will help you to inject the CSS code: http://www.jotform.com/help/117-How-to-Inject-Custom-CSS-Codes.
Here is a link with more information about fonts with CSS: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_font.asp. | 2019-04-21T02:25:52Z | null | 381.2 | 884 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
Sometimes all it takes to get a job done is by getting started with it. Yes, you will have to fight every instinct that asks you to take the easy way of delaying the process but getting uncomfortable would mean exploring new spheres. Massage therapists have some of the most rewarding career in beauty industry and to be one of these experts you must have your craft and expertise on point.
Students who are starting from the stage one of preparation can use some expert training for better perspective and guidance. Your Professional Massage School In Los Angeles will make sure you are learning what falls in line with the career objectives that you are aiming to achieve. We have dozens of accredited academies in LA that are performing top-notch in preparing students for the beauty industry. Palace Beauty College is an amazing school because it offers you an array of other courses that you can choose from. We have massage therapy program, nail art, hairstyling, cosmetology, esthetician, manicure training etc.
Helping others and rejuvenating their mood and improving health condition are some of the unsaid rewards that you receive when catering to your patients/clients. Massage therapists work in variety of work settings that have a calming environment and soothing ambience. Diverse work settings include therapist clinic, luxury spa, hospitals, fitness clubs, hotels, cruise ships etc. It is possible to maintain flexible work schedule if you’re a massage therapist.
Even setting independent massage set up/work space is possible but you will have to clear your State board exam for massage therapy license. Massage College In Los Angeles do have holistic training approach and thus you can expect to get hands-on learning along with mock preparation exams for beauty licensure. Visit our college website to know further about the scholarship service and training amenities that you will get throughout your training period. | 2019-04-26T04:45:08Z | null | 424.2 | 1,938 | null | 0 | [] | [] | true | [] |
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