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Dim Earnings Outlook Poses Peril For Stocks
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The outlook for third-quarter corporate profits is darkening, a threat to further derail a stock market that is already off to the worst start to a quarter since 2016.
A flurry of earnings reports in coming weeks will mark the latest test for stocks after a rocky stretch of economic data exacerbated worries that a global manufacturing slowdown is trickling into the U.S.
Jitters about the economy have pushed the S&P 500 down 0.8% to start the fourth quarter, its weakest performance to start a quarter since January 2016. The index is up 18% for 2019 but is nearly flat for the previous 12 months—a period that includes last fall's brutal selloff and this year's bounceback.
Investors expecting a strong earnings season to propel stocks out of this malaise could be in for disappointment.
Dozens of companies have tried to temper investor expectations ahead of coming reports, saying earnings will come in lower than analysts had expected, according to FactSet.
Ltd.,
Macy's Inc.
Tyson Foods Inc.
are among the companies that have moderated expectations recently.
Analysts expect earnings for companies in the S&P 500 to fall about 4% for the third quarter, according to FactSet data, in what would mark the biggest year-over-year drop since 2016. In recent months, Wall Street analysts have lowered their earnings expectations for all 11 sectors in the S&P 500, from energy to technology.
"If I had to tattoo something on my arm, it would be 'stocks chase earnings,'" said
Mike Bailey,
director of research at FBB Capital Partners. "We're a little more cautious than we were even a couple weeks ago."
Data last week showed domestic factory activity hit a 10-year low in September, while the services sector expanded at the slowest pace in three years. Friday's jobs report eased some of those fears, showing that the U.S. labor market is a relative bright spot, with unemployment hitting a 50-year low.
A gloomy economic outlook isn't the only headwind for big corporations. The U.S. dollar has rallied this year, potentially making it more difficult for companies with large international businesses to profit from shoppers abroad. Also in the mix is a prolonged trade conflict with China and worries over how it might dent an already slowing U.S. economy.
Mr. Bailey said he has been looking to buy shares of companies that could fare better in an economic downturn, while unloading exposure to those that could be caught in the trade war between the U.S. and China, like
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Although trade tensions have lately taken a back seat to other growth concerns, investors are watching for signs of their impact on businesses. The term "tariff" was mentioned on earnings calls more frequently in the second quarter than in the first, according to FactSet, a trend that could continue. U.S. leaders are set to resume talks with their Chinese counterparts this coming week.
warned last month that it expects profits for July and August to be weaker than last year. Its Macau casino business has been hurt by "a variety of factors in the region, including the continuing trade dispute between the U.S. and China and disruptions in Hong Kong," according to a company disclosure.
Lighting-products maker
Acuity Brands Inc.
said Wednesday that sales volumes fell 16% in its latest quarter. Chief Executive
Vernon Nagel
pointed to "a number of market shocks, including the addition of significant tariffs placed on Chinese-made components and finished goods, uncertainty created by the threat of further trade actions and labor shortages in key markets" on the company's earnings call. Shares slumped 11%, one of their biggest single-day drops of the past decade.
Macy's and other companies have moderated earnings expectations.
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Among the companies set to report results this week are
Domino's Pizza Inc.
Delta Air Lines Inc.
Earnings season ramps up in earnest Oct. 15 with reports from
Citigroup Inc.,
United Airlines Holdings Inc.,
"The environment with the trade war has become much, much less certain," said
Chris Dillon,
a capital markets investment specialist at T. Rowe Price's multi-asset division, which oversees $330 billion. "That easy lift of getting 19% annualized from the S&P 500 is gone."
Particularly worrying is the number of tech executives saying that earnings could take a hit. A record number of tech companies are on track to issue negative guidance for the third quarter, according to FactSet, potentially weighing on a key driver of the market's gains.
It is common for earnings to come in better than expected because analysts tend to be conservative with their estimates. After this quarter's potential fall, analysts are projecting growth to rebound later this year and through the middle of next year, according to FactSet.
3Q 2019 S&P 500 earnings and revenue growth projections, by sector
The coming earnings season could further distinguish the trade war's relative winners from its losers, analysts said. For example,
executives said revenue is expected to grow this year after its sales beat expectations for its latest quarter, sending its shares to a record in September.
Amy Kong,
managing director at Fiduciary Trust Company International, said she has taken profits in certain sectors and companies that have performed well and expects a continued divergence between different stock groups. "We're positioning portfolios to be ready for more volatility," said Ms. Kong. "We are building cash positions."
Some investors and analysts said they don't expect to see a continuation of the strong economic growth recorded in recent years, but they aren't positioning for a recession, either. They will be closely parsing the latest data on consumer sentiment and inflation due this week, which could stoke moves across bond and stock markets. Additionally, Federal Reserve Chairman
and regional presidents
Charles Evans
Neel Kashkari
are scheduled to speak.
Further cuts from the Federal Reserve could help buoy markets, several investors said. The growing concerns about the global economy have coincided with rising bets of further interest-rate cuts from the Fed. Investors are positioning for up to two more rate cuts through December.
An accommodative Fed has been a primary driver of major indexes' gains this year. The central bank lowered rates for the first time since the financial crisis in July and followed up with another cut in September.
"It could be a lot worse," Mr. Dillon said.
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Decadent Men: On Woody Allen's 'Irrational Man'
by D.Kat Griggs
From the darkly lyrical ennui of Fleurs du Mal or the moral deterioration of Dorian Gray to the existential overtones of Waiting for Godot—the despair and decadence-infused figures of the suicidal poet, the corrupted innocent, and the impotent intellectual have enjoyed perpetual cyclical resurgence in literature. Baudelaire paints grotesque images of disillusioned, romantic boredom, Oscar Wilde studies the decadence of beautiful surfaces, and Samuel Beckett favours interchangeable pseudo-philosophical figures on nondescript country roads with a single tree and just enough rope to hang themselves.
Woody Allen's Irrational Man (2015) plays on similar themes of boredom, decadence, and meaninglessness. His genre, however, is social satire, and his method is reminiscent of the dialogue-centric plays of George Bernard Shaw. This is then accentuated by a deadpan delivery that could be placed within the schema of the Theater of the Absurd.
From the first production of Waiting For Godot in 1953. (The Telegraph)
Some Allen films offer strong visuals and lyrical moments created by montage and jazz, such as the openings of Manhattan or Midnight in Paris. Others are more text-centric and intertextual, offering persistent scenes of satire or parody—The Seventh Seal parody in Love and Death or the Marshall McLuhan scene in Annie Hall. Because of its relentless satire and philosophical caricature, Irrational Man is one of the latter.
Cast as a frumpy philosophy professor, Joaquin Phoenix portrays the chronically bored Abe Lucas, whose most significant bits of wisdom are that Kant's moral utopia is illusory in the face of the inherently gritty messiness of human life and that philosophy is, in fact, "bullshit" or "verbal masturbation." With this character, Woody Allen returns to one of his favorite leitmotivs: the great existential hoax inherent in continental philosophy's recurring demand of 'What about ME?' as viewed through the eyes of a self-involved, emotional child.
Abe's solipsistic boredom, history of inappropriate sexual relationships with students, physical slovenliness, and ultimate amorality are generally ignored by the administration, the faculty, and the students, who seem more entranced with his notoriety and celebrity than concerned with his teaching or his character. So the president of the university doesn't flinch when Abe shows up drunk in her office. So his colleagues are content to shrug off his constant drinking on campus and other inappropriate behavior. This overt and covert decadence are nicely accented by the fact that Abe is in the process of writing "yet another book" about Heidegger and fascism.
With this throwaway line, Allen references the current controversy on Martin Heidegger's association with fascism and the demand by some academics to reinterpret – if not boycott – seminal philosophical work on the basis of Heidegger's personal life. The public's dubious conflation of artists' or thinkers' personal lives with the artistic or intellectual value of their work is one of the many small targets of Allen's satire that, once combined, paint a bleak picture of the zeitgeist.
The appeal of scandalous notions breeds celebrity, but once the public is confronted with an act corresponding to the socially extreme ideas they love to worship, they are suddenly appalled. As one who has been subject of public controversy, Allen has had a good chance to observe the public sphere's lack of machinery for logical reasoning, serious reflection, or differentiation between evidence, hype, and hearsay.
Interestingly, some reviewers have critiqued the lack of tension in the murder plot and the flat lifelessness of the characters in Irrational Man. While one may not like the offbeat absurdism in the film, it's hard to understand surprise at what must be construed as Allen's blatantly intentional lack of dramatic tension in response to a world that has morally and emotionally flatlined. After all, Allen knows how to create sympathetic characters: Gil, the protagonist of Midnight in Paris, is inherently good. Fiancé Inez is superficial and generally without. Annie Hall may be ditzy, but she's lively and sincere. Manhattan's Tracy may be naive in many respects, but she is emotionally wise. And those films are also accompanied by atmospheric images, montages and music.
Irrational Man presents us with figures either too unappealing to like or too self-involved to care about. Jill is naive and so blinded by Abe's romanticized celebrity that she overlooks behavior and statements that anyone with her alleged intelligence should be able to see. Abe's capacity for reflection doesn't get much beyond adolescent disappointment: "I couldn't remember the reason for living and when I did, it wasn't convincing." The characters are flat because the film is darkly satirical. The tension is missing because the world portrayed is haunted by the intellectual, moral, and emotional undead.
Irrational Man satirizes both the impotent, decadent intellectual who is consciously misguiding youthful innocence and the equally decadent practitioners of conspicuous consumption and celebrity worship, whose concerns with morality are relative at best.
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Some changes are coming to Alamogordo High School for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year.
Changes coming to AHS in the fall Some changes are coming to Alamogordo High School for the upcoming 2019-2020 school year. Check out this story on AlamogordoNews.com: https://www.alamogordonews.com/story/news/local/community/2019/04/26/changes-coming-ahs-fall/3588072002/
Nicole Maxwell, Alamogordo Daily News Published 2:48 p.m. MT April 26, 2019
Alamogordo Public Schools held their regular school board meeting Wednesday night. From left: APS School Board President Tim Wolfe, APS Superintendent Jerrett Perry and APS School Board Vice President Angela Cadwallader at the meeting Wednesday, (Photo: Nicole Maxwell/Alamogordo Daily News)
Changes are coming to Alamogordo High School in the upcoming 2019-2020 school year.
A security fence will be installed around the perimeter of the school, and the campus will be what is known as a secured or modified campus where students will not be able to leave campus for lunch.
The fence project was awarded to National Construction.
Alamogordo School Board President Timothy Wolfe, a former employee of National Construction, excused himself for the discussion and approval of the contract which did pass unanimously.
The cafeteria will be in more of a food court style to accommodate the students as they will not be leaving campus for lunch.
More: Officials consider making Alamogordo High School a closed campus
A name change was proposed for Tiger Pit - the school board is considering naming it in honor of the late Lawrence E. Johnson.
Johnson was a teacher, coach, athletic director and mentor in APS who passed away from large B-cell lymphoma in October.
More: Viewing, funeral service date set for longtime Alamogordo coach, educator Lawrence Johnson
The district is also going to move transportation services in-house.
This is a developing story and more will come as it is available.
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The Christ in Prophecy Journal: Turmoil in Egypt - Is it Prophetic?
Is the turmoil going on in Egypt prophetic?
Egypt has torn itself apart as their people riot and their military topples one government after another. What started out as the Arab Spring uprising has turned into a dark winter for Egypt. Hope naively is in the air that democracy and freedom will replace the old order, but fear is also tangible as the specter of Islamic Sharia Law rises to choke Egypt in its militaristic submission to Allah.
Delving below the politics, students of Bible prophecy are deep in discussion over whether Egypt is engaged in some kind of prophetic fulfillment.
A recent "Christ in Prophecy Journal" blog poll of 354 people looked to see where people believed Egypt stood in the prophetic light. As expected, 170 respondents (48%) wisely chose that it was too early to tell. Still, 71 respondents (20%) believe Egypt is experiencing Isaiah 19, and 63 respondents (17%) believe we are witnessing the beginning of the Psalm 83 prophecy. To a lesser degree, some believe Ezekiel 38-39 or Daniel 11:40-45 are in order. Some even, after the close of the poll, suggested Ezekiel 29:12 is beginning.
While Isaiah's oracle against Egypt certainly sounds relevant to today with Egyptian rising up against Egyptian for or against the latest government, it is still up in the air whether they will be given this cruel tyrant to rule over them. It is indeed possible that the Muslim Brotherhood will regain power among the turmoil and place the people under strict Islamic law. Or, this could ultimately be talking about the coming Antichrist.
Prophetically, it could be that Egypt has started on the path of Isaiah 19's prophecy which starts with Egypt's fall, but without a shadow of a doubt Isaiah 19 describes Egypt's final future in Christ's Millennial Kingdom. Along with Jeremiah 12:14-17, it is revealed that Egypt as a nation will make it into Jesus' Millennial Kingdom, though populated by believers, and not living under any judgment.
Are the Egyptians facing a desolation and scattering of its people for 40 long years? One would think so until they read on to Ezekiel 29:19 and 30:10 which shows that the Lord promised that He would "put an end to the hordes of Egypt by the hand of Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon." Historically then, although there's no archaeological record of this happening, we can take the Bible at its word that this event happened over 2,500 years ago.
A slim possibility exists that there may be a future fulfillment of Ezekiel 29 as well. During the coming Millennial Kingdom, if any nation doesn't send representatives to Jerusalem for the Feast of Tabernacles, they will then suffer drought (Zech. 14:16-19). The Egyptians are singled out in this warning, which suggests they could also see a 40-year exile during that period if they persist in their stubbornness, making Ezekiel 29:12 also yet future. I give this only a very slight nod of the head, though, because God's praise for Egypt during the Millennium recorded in Isaiah 19:23-25 would seem to rule out the harshness of exile.
If anything happening in the Middle East today is fulfilling Bible prophecy, it is that we are witnessing this very day the formation of these coalitions. Iran has set up proxy states through Hamas and Hezbollah and no matter who comes to power in Egypt they still seethe to wipe Israel off the map. Israel has the world's most effective army which could easily subjugate those neighbors. Israel could not defeat Russia along with Iran and Turkey coming from multiple fronts, and so God will have to step in, just as He told Ezekiel He would.
The fall of these Middle Eastern governments today is endangering any peace treaties made with Israel and solidifying the relationships between these Islamic nations against Israel. The danger level towards Israel is being kicked up to maximum and it is possible that any day soon we could see a Psalm 83 scenario unfold.
Earlier in Daniel 11 we get a stunning play-by-play of the ongoing battle between the dynasties of Alexander the Great's generals. These kings are consecutively labeled the "King of the North" (Syrian Seleucids) and the "King of the South" (Egyptian Ptolemies). This portion of prophecy was fulfilled in such jawdropping accuracy in the decades following Alexander the Great that it's led some to claim that Daniel was written after their fulfillments.
Egypt is certainly wrapped up in this prophecy, but it's very much a Tribulation-centric prophecy and not something we are seeing in today's headlines.
No matter who rules Egypt, the peace treaties with Israel are coming to an end. Unbounded by treaties, armed by Iran, and united by Islamic hatred of all things Jewish, all prophetic indications reveal that the nations surrounding Israel will attack in a Psalm 83 scenario. Following sometime soon after, an outer ring of Muslim nations will attempt to destroy Israel based on Ezekiel 38-39's Gog-Magog Battle. We are very close.
Article: "No matter who rules Egypt, the peace treaties with Israel are coming to an end. Unbounded by treaties, armed by Iran, and united by Islamic hatred of all things Jewish, all prophetic indications reveal that the nations surrounding Israel will attack in a Psalm 83 scenario."
My first reaction...I don't think so. The countries surrounding Israel and such disarray that they are in to position to launch such a type of attack that would require a crushing blow response from Israel.
My second reaction...Well, I didn't think the Berlin Wall would ever fall either and yet I watched in amazment as it happened. So what do I know?
My final reaction...I give in. We are so close now to the worldwide powder keg exploding that yes, the Psalm 83 events CAN happen BUT I still think Gog/Magog will follow soon after. I still DON'T accept the Salus "Israelistine" myth.
The polling data informs me that by a greater than 2:1 margin the poll respondents do not see the ongoing revolution and resultant civil strife in Egypt as being a part of the process of Isaiah 19's fulfillment. Ditto for Psalm 83.
I am with the 71 respondents who view the Egyptian situation as being the process of the fulfillment of isaiah 19.
What most Christians seem to not understand is that Bible prophecies of a geo-political nature come to their fulfillment over long periods of time. That is how the affiars of men transpire - over multiple decades, years and months. Event cascade into those that are subsequent or follow-on results.
Psalm 83, for example, has been a process of fulfillment for the past 65 years.
The wars described by Gabriel between the Macedonian Greeks of Seleucid and Ptolemaic Empires occurred over 106 years. More than a century, and they were ended with the rise of Rome to Empire status (precisely as prophesied) who put the forerunner antichrist Antiochus IV Epiphanes in his place, ultimately destroying and absorbing his empire along with the Ptolemaic. Gabriel's prophecy then suddenly morphs and launched forward over 2,000 years into one involving the Antichrist during the 70th Week.
This is the nature of geo-political prophecies in God's Word.
I also disagree that Psalm 83 references Egypt directly. I believe the Hagarenes are Arabs, as distinct from Biblical Egyptians, and who lived and still do live in the region of the western Persian Gulf from Kuwait to Bahrain. The closest I see Psalm 83 getting to Egypt would be the Amalekite nomads who lived the Sinai and western Saudi Arabia. They may well be the Bedouin tribes of the Sinai today.
Assume Israel defeats the Arabs and they are crushed and defeated. Assume God defeats the Russian coalition and they are completely destroyed.
Then why in the world does Israel need to have to sign a peace treaty with the a/c if all their enemies are defeated and destroyed?
Billy, not for Israel's sake, but the Antichrist's. With God winning Gog-Magog and the whole world terrified of Israel, the AC would likely need Israel to stay out of his business while he goes off to conquer the world. War-weary and busy with cleanup, Israel would likely be responsive. Only after the AC has taken over the world do we see him setting his focus back on Israel for the Great Tribulation portion.
Thanks for the confirmation. That is what I suspected but wasn't sure.
While I don't think this is the mark of the beast, I think it demonstrates that people will being willing to accept it when the time comes.
Thank you for such an informative article packed with scriptures to back up how you view all this. I too am quite concerned. I pray the Christians in Egypt and the hostile areas of the neighboring Israeli countries are able to flee. I do pray for their safety. You said secular Israel would accept God (though not His Son until the end of the Tribulation). I always thought the Two Witnesses during the Tribulation would preach the Gospel in Israel and throughout the world during the Tribulation. Will the Jewish people not accept Jesus Christ during their Evangelizing at all? Keep up God's work. I am so glad that Lamblion is finally focusing on biblical prophecy. There are times some articles are not pertinent to prophecy and cause a bit of a stir between Christians. This seems to make Lamblion a bit defensive and comments are made against others.
Awesome Nathan,thanks so much I will save this and reread and study as so much info. Read,today that Russia and China walked out on talks about USA and Syria while meeting about such..... So many things lining up and many threats against Israel if USA goes against Syria. When will,we be out of prophecy? Don't see us at the end. It gets curiouser and curiouser.
On Friday the 12th of March-1976 a Holy Bible of unknown provenance was carried by the lapping ripples of the Nile to the bank below Virgin Mary Church located in the Maadi district in Cairo. The site of the present Church of the Virgin Mary is closely associated with the Holy Family when they came to Egypt. The bible was open to the page of Isaiah 19. The Bible is now behind glass in the Sanctuary of the Virgin in the Church for all to see.
I am a christian copt living in Egypt. I am witnessing extraordinary changes since the beginning of the Egyptian revolution. I strongly believe that a miracle is currently happening to Egyptians. In my opinion, God has eliminated the corruption layer introduced by Mubarak regime and lately God is removing the Evil layer supported by MB for 80 years. Now for the first time the majority of Egyptians who supported MB in the past are realizing that this is Evil and they are in the process for reaching the true freedom ( freedom of thinking ) and this is the true miracle that happened to Egyptians over the past year!
MB is promoting hate, violence, destruction. For decades MB and extremists are terrorizing minds and this was in my opinion the big barrier. Egyptians are seeking the true God and the terrorism of the mind was a major obstacle for reaching the truth. 30 June 2013 is the second wave of the revolution that gave Egyptians the freedom of thinking. Now you can feel an unprecedented transformation on the social/spiritual level which will eventually lead in my opinion to what is mentioned in Isaiah 19.21 And the Lord shall be known to Egypt, and the Egyptians shall know the Lord in that day.
Unfortunately the West don't see it that way! You should be deeply engaged in the Egyptian culture to feel/appreciate what I am trying to describe.
All American Christians should be with our Christian brothers everywhere, praying for each other.
I pray for you and all Egyptian Christians.
It is a blessing to know Egypt will some day look to our Lord.
Our bible looks like a manual for what is going on in the world now and is setting up for all the prophecies you listed. Yet people scoff or ignore--- just like told in the bible. I have a hope that people read these articles and see this truth. Please continue to point out these current events and the bible scriptures that tell of them ,they will open the eyes of many who scoff or have grown cold.
I was listening to Patriot radio on XM (since John Kerry was blathering on FOX).
The Patriot radio host had a theory that Obama is manipulating this Syrian crisis in such a way as to try to lead to the destruction of Israel.
His scenario sound just like Psalm 83. I don't know if this host knows anything about Bible prophecy or not. If not, it was interesting to hear someone talk about the scenario outside of a Bible prophecy discussion.
This convinced me more than ever that yes, Psalm 83 IS real and yes, this COULD be the triggering event.
I also have NO problem believing the closet Muslim (not so closeted in my eyes) Obama is in the corner with the Arabs and against Israel.
Wow very interesting Billy. I have also read secular sites that say the oil / natural gas situation is an issue. Russia and Saudi going head to head. Our economy 'needing' help will side with who has control,of these resources. This will be a 'hook' for all nations. False flag anyone? Wow again what a time we are living in.


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Active Playoff Teams Now Able To Sign Players To 'Futures' Contracts
By Matthew Marczi
Posted on April 3, 2018 at 11:00 am
Rule changes tend to be a topic that draws a lot of attention around the NFL every offseason, and it's attention that is almost negative and geared specifically toward particular rules that seek to change the game in a notable way. Most often these are rules that ostensibly designed to make the game safer.
The bulk of the attention leading up to the Annual League Meeting this year surrounded the much-hyped revision of the catch rule, something that has literally been talked about for years and which finally came to a head last season in some high-profile incidents involving the New England Patriots.
But the attention actually shifted away from that at the Meeting and onto another rule that was introduced somewhat covertly and not widely discussed prior to its late proposal and subsequent adoption. This rule seeks to ban helmet contact that uses the protective device as an offensive weapon.
Because of the immense amount of attention that these other rules have been given, many other more minor rules get overshadowed as a result that will have an impact on the game in some form or fashion, so I wanted to spend the next few days giving some attention to these other changes.
There is one bylaw that passed, for example, that was introduced by the Minnesota Vikings and which will benefit playoff teams in getting a head start for their next season. Previously, teams were unable to conduct future business until their seasons officially concluded, which means that they either lost a playoff game or won the Super Bowl.
Now, teams that are still active in the playoffs will be permitted to sign players to Reserve/Future contracts, which is a pretty big deal. Considering the fact that the 20 teams right off the bat have the opportunity to begin fleshing out their 90-man roster before you do, there is an obvious disadvantage in being forced to wait.
In other words, the removal of restrictions on playoff teams signing players to Reserve/Future contracts will give said teams a better opportunity to sign better players to such contracts, since one would naturally figure that the best Reserve/Future prospects will be among the first to come to terms on such deals.
This is a subject that I have spoken about before, but there are players who end up finding success in the league after having been added as Reserve/Future signings. Practice squad players are routinely re-signed in this way. Fullback Roosevelt Nix was a Reserve/Future signing a few years ago, as were other current contributors to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Among the notable players that the Steelers have signed to Reserve/Future contracts this offseason are a couple of those who spent the 2017 season on the practice squad, such as wide receiver Marcus Tucker and tight end Jake McGee.
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Many cats develop urinary tract infections at some time during their lifetime. It appears to be more prevalent in female cats. A urinary tract infection can be very painful.
With a urinary tract infection your cat's urine may be thicker and smell stronger than usual. When your cat has a urinary tract infection he will try to urinate, but will probably only be able to pass a little water. You cat may also bypass using his litter box as the litter may be irritating when he has a urinary tract infection. Rhe cat may decide to urinate in the sink or bathtub because it feels cool and smooth.
There are some natural remedies you may want to try if your cat has a urinary tract infection.
First, the food your cat is eating may play a role in causing the urinary tract infection. Cats need moisture in their diet and this will come from good moist cat food. Feeding a cat only kibble may cause your cat to become dehydrated since cats usually do not drink enough water.
Your cat may object to the taste of the water from the faucet and if this is the case you might consider giving your cat filtered water. Be sure to change the water in the cat's bowl frequently. Some cats prefer their water cold so you might want to add ice cubes into the water. Other cats like moving water and prefer drinking from a cat water fountain. Whatever the cat will drink from is what you need to provide. In order to get more water into your cat you might try adding a little water to the wet cat food when feeding.
If your cat has a urinary tract infection you might try giving him Vitamin C. The Vitamin C may help the bladder heal and may help relieve some of the pain of the urinary tract infection. Start with a low dose of approximately 250 milligrams of Vitamin C. You can increase the dosage up to 500 milligrams if your cat does not show any problems. Too much vitamin C may cause diarrhea so start with a low dose till you see what your cat can handle.
Cranberries also may help the cat's urinary tract infection. You can purchase cranberry capsules to give the cat.
Cantharis may help the cat if he is having trouble passing urine. It is useful for relieving the pain and will relieve the cat of the feeling his bladder is full when it actually is already empty.
Some herbs which are effective for humans may also help your cat's urinary tract infection. Oregon grape holly may help relieve an inflamed bladder. Uva ursi is helpful at destroying bacteria in the bladder and acts as a diuretic.
Another treatment that may help your cat's bladder functions is apple cider vinegar. A few drops of apple cider vinegar in the cat's water may be effective. Try 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to ½ cup water. If your cat won't drink this try dipping his paws in the apple cider water several times a day. He will lick the water to get it off his paws.
It is sometimes best to consult your veterinarian if your cat has a urinary tract infection since it may develop into more serious problems. The vet will probably prescribe antibiotics.


I have thousands of WMA and MP3 files plus some more recent bits I've bought from iTunes. How do people go about managing all of this?
What puzzles me is that my smartphone plays all the iTunes stuff without problems, but what I've ended up doing is having one folder set for iTunes and one for everything else. To sync iTunes files I have to go into the file system and drag and drop the files to the phone manually.
On our Windows 7 laptop iTunes files actually open in Media Centre by default if you double click on them, but on my Vista machine WMP doesn't even recognise them.
Is it at all possible to bring the iTunes files into Media Player and use that as the single interface?
Finally some really rare stuff is on YouTube which I can download via Real Player. I have a feeling that the Nero software I have might be capable of converting those files into audio files for WMP, or I guess I could buy the pay for version of Real Player.
Is there an easier way of doing all of this?
I have an IRiver H340. I just have my own folder structure duplicated on two separate external HD's and drag and drop stuff to the IRiver when I fancy a change. There's a mix of MP3's & WMA's that I can also play easily on my computer or wherever *I* like.
I bought my wife an IPOD Nano a while ago and I just cannot believe the hoops you have to jump through and the limitations that exist with it. It's totally beyond me how on earth they have become so popular. Yes the sound quality is good and it has a nice control interface but the restrictions are just incredible.
I have an IRiver H320 (the model under your's) one of the best MP3's I have come accross. Sadly it needs to be replaced soon.
I would NEVER buy an Apple iPod.
The H340 is still going strong in spite of being regularly dropped! It's had a couple of new batteries but apart from that it still sounds as good as ever. Recordings are brilliant as well as long as I use an external microphone.
Had a recent irrecoverable catastrophe with the laptop that my wife's nano was sync'd with. I cannot believe the probs I've had transferring stuff before re-synching to my new laptop. I had to laugh when I saw that ITunes allows you to share a library between your comuters/devices but only if you create an account and give them your credit card details. I'll be creating an ITunes account the day after I've poked my eyes out with a rusty spoon!
In regards to the battery can they be replaced?
Yes if you're not happy opening it up and doing a small amout of dismantling then it's probably best to get it done by someone who is. Only thing you have to watch is the polarity (it has to be swapped sometimes). Have a search through the forum at http://www.misticriver.com/iriver-h3xx-series-h320-h... and you'll find lots of info about the subject.
I bought my last battery from Maplins but there are lots of suitable replacements around.


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Why are some online marketers more successful than others?
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So food for thought,plan and strategize for success.Success does not come overnight.Most get-rich quick schemes will not get you anywhere.If your budget allows invest in your business.Usually but not always,it will cost you money to make money.Automate your business with appropriate online marketing tools and resources.If you are running on a tight budget,you can always start low.Most of the marketing tools and strategies we recommend on this site costs less than $100,with some going for as low as $27.They can help your business,then can take you somewhere.
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Degustation is a French culinary term that refers to sampling an array of small dishes served one after the other. The term also encompasses ideas like savoring of food with all the senses, appreciation of ingredients and the chef's technical skills, and enjoying food with good company.
These degustation menus are a popular option in restaurants today, particularly high-caliber establishments, allowing the chef to showcase his or her signature dishes and techniques. A degustation meal often takes place over the course of several hours, with anything up to twenty courses of small bites that are often matched with wines.
There are also other uses for this term, as you might find it used for sampling a selection of artisanal cheeses at a restaurant or when referring to Spanish-style tapas, though tapas are not a set menu like traditional French degustations are.
While finding a restaurant that serves a traditional eight-or-more-course degustation may be hard for the budget traveler, many restaurants in cities around the world often offer this special way of serving their menu.
Many establishments in "foodie destinations" like San Fransisco, Chicago, and New York City also serve smaller degustation menus that only feature six to nine courses—typically with two courses of seafood, red meat, dessert, and vegetables or sides.
Additionally, high-end restaurants are more likely to feature these exclusive menus to show of the culinary mastery of the kitchen's chef; while expensive, these carefully-crafted menus offer a unique taste experience as opposed to a typical (even if delicious) meal elsewhere.
While the French tradition of degustation focuses on a carefully-curated experience focusing on the senses, the gustatory system, culinary mastery, and excellent company, many American restaurants have taken up the traditions of sampling multiple dishes in a less curated setting.
These meals, called tasting menus, are offered at restaurants all across the United States and can range from under $100 to over $300 per person—depending on where you eat and whether or not you get a drink pairing. They typically also demonstrate the culinary mastery of the head chef, but the environment and concepts of degustation aren't typically part of the service.
While you might not get the same French experience as a degustation with an American tasting menu, you'll still get to enjoy a wide array of unique dishes as some of the country's best restaurants by ordering this way instead of selecting a single entree. Some will even let you select from two or three entrees of your choice on the regular menu and charge you a little more for a "tasting menu" price.
If you're traveling domestically, chances are whatever city you visit will have multiple restaurants to choose from that offer fixed prices for a multi-course meal. Some restaurants might even specialize in this type of service while others merely feature it as an additional menu item after the entrees and sides. Be sure to check ahead if you have a favorite restaurant in mind—they might just have a deal for you.


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Best video games to gift this Christmas
Christmas is a time for giving, receiving, spending time together but it also offers loads of time for gaming. The best video games to give and receive are reviewed below.
For many cinema goers Star Wars is the ultimate movie to see at Christmas time and it's the same for gamers thanks to Star Wars Battlefront. What's better than battling the Empire in EA Dice's latest instalment? This one takes players back to the landscapes created in the original trilogy series but it's a must for Star Wars fans new and old.
Fans of the Fallout series will love the latest game in the long running series. Reviewers say that this post-apocalyptic role playing game offers better gameplay than any other game in the series.
We've lost count of the amount of quality Call of Duty games that have been released but whatever the number, the latest one – Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is another highly addictive instalment in the series. This one's set in 2065 and sees you take control of an augmented soldier with superpowers. As with previous games, this one's all about multiplayer action but the single player mode's been improved. You don't need to follow the chapters in a linear path which adds loads of additional appeal to the game.
This one's from another long running franchise but in gaming the long running series get better and better. We've expecting this one to be the best-selling Xbox One game of the year thanks in part to its emphasis on co-operative play which is available in both the story mode and the multiplayer campaigns.
Batman: Arkham Knight is the other game we'd recommend you playing over the festive period. This final chapter from developer Rocksteady is massive as you can explore the whole of Gotham City without limits. There's even a Batmobile to help you get around.
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Every SIM card in Nigeria must be captured under mandatory subscriber registration rules in force nationwide, the telecoms regulator says.
According to the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Nigeria has recorded 174,012,136 subscriptions to various telecoms services with mobile phone lines accounting for 173,625,306 by January this year.
Sunday Dare, Executive Commissioner Stakeholder Management, NCC re-emphasised the SIM registration rule at a sensitisation workshop held in Enugu to emphasize the regulator's drive to rid the country of pre-registered SIM cards.
Dare says it is compulsory that telecoms services subscribers in Nigeria properly register their SIM cards in compliance with Subscribers Registration Guidelines that went into force eight years ago.
According to NCC, the mandatory subscriber registration helps identify mobile phone users easily and also detect crimes committed through use of mobile phones.
One of the directions is that any registered and activated MSISDN with no Revenue Generating Event (RGE) within 48 hours should automatically be returned to one-way activation, according to the regulator.
In June 2015, NCC directed all operators to mop up all the SIMs deemed to be "pre-registered" on their networks and submit reports to the Commission.
The regulator says an additional instruction was issued in October 2016 that SIM Registration should only take place in "controlled environments" and traceable to a specific registration agent. A controlled environment is within permanent structures, according to NCC.
According to Dare, infractions against the extant directions explained why some registration agents were arrested, registration machines confiscated, huge caches of fully-activated SIMs have been confiscated, and many suspects are being prosecuted.
NCC wants Nigerians to report cases of illegal SIM card registration to the Commission or law enforcement agencies.


Luanda is one of the oldest cities on the continent of Africa and is celebrating its 434th birthday on Saturday afternoon, January 30th.
The Angola Field Group has been invited to attend the Celebration of the City of Luanda Day! being held downtown at Largo do Baleizão, the square in front of Hotel Continental, beginning at 2:00 and running to 8:00 PM.
Festivities include live music, a photo exhibition, capoeira demonstration, food stalls, carnival dancing, and a bus tour in English of the historic city for field group participants, 500 kwanzas. The tour will begin at approximately 3:00, (time subject to change). You must register in advance at the registration booth (located in small tent) but space is limited so first come first served. You can also book in advance by emailing neaud.geral@gmail.com. Walking tours and bus tours in Portuguese of the historic city are also available. All tours will be accompanied by knowledgeable guides.
The festival hopes to raise awareness of the need to preserve Luanda's cultural heritage and is part of the movement Campanha Reviver, por uma Cidade com Alma, (Revitalize Luanda, keep the Soul in our City), organized by KALU, the Association of Native Luandans, Residents and Friends as well as NEAAUD, the Centre for the Study of Art, Architecture, Urbanism and Design at Lusídas University. This will be a fun festival lasting till 8:00 in the evening so drop by at any time! Festival T-shirts for sale. Click on the two posters to view them in full size version.


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Policies take effect since July 2019
A series of polices on statutory pay rate for public officials and public employees and armed forces' personnel, penalties for administrative violations against regulations on fisheries and pension, social insurance allowance and monthly allowance will come into force since July 2019.
Local firms need to improve capacity when joining EVFTA
Improving corporate governance capacity is a major challenge for businesses, especially small-and-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) when joining the EU-Viet Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), requiring the Government to have policies and mechanisms to facilitate their operation.
WB highlights benefits, challenges from FTA with EU to Vietnam
The EU – Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) to be signed on June 30 in Hanoi will bring both opportunities and challenges to Vietnam, so domestic enterprises should be really prepared to take full advantages of benefits from the deal, said Sebastian Eckardt, lead economist of the World Bank (WB) in Vietnam.
Benefits for Vietnam in EU deal
Vietnam and the EU last week signed their bilateral free trade agreement and investment protection agreement. Nicolas Audier, chairman of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam, shares his view on the importance of the deals to Vietnam, what challenges they will create, and how they can bring opportunities for investors in the country.
Fresh regulations on scrap imports
The Government on May 13, 2019 released Decree No. 40/2019/ND-CP amending and supplementing some of articles of the decrees detailing and guiding the implementation of the Law on Environmental Protection ("Decree 40").
Concerns persist over taxation of foreign e-commerce firms
The passing of the amended Law on Tax Management by the National Assembly is expected to improve the taxation on e-commerce activities.
New approach into logistics
Logistics is a crucial component for the Vietnamese e-commerce market to succeed and reach its full potential. Many foreign logistics providers and e-commerce operators are making forays to seize the opportunities provided by the rapidly growing demand. Bich Ngoc reports.
New SBV regulation to help realty market grow sustainably
The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) has recently made public a draft circular on safety limits for banks and called for public comment on the proposed changes. The circular would tighten regulations on lending, especially in the high-end real estate segment.
Direct loan preference for SMEs
The Government issued Decree No. 39/2019/ND-CP on the organization and operation of the small and medium-sized enterprises development fund ("Decree 39") on May 10, 2019.
Ministry issues ICT reference framework for smart city development
The ICT (information and communication technology) reference framework for the development of smart cities (version 1.0) has been issued by the Ministry of Information and Communications as a basis for localities and businesses to develop smart city projects.
New regulations to put wind into sails of onshore and offshore energy projects
Vietnam is serious about the future growth of its energy sector, which will be spurred by solar energy, thermal power generation, and wind energy. Duong Manh Cuong, senior project officer of the GIZ Energy Support Programme through the Ministry of Industry and Trade, spoke to VIR's Phuong Thu about the new and changing incentives with wind power projects.
Korean investors eye investment in renewable energy
Korean investors are keen to invest in renewable energy due to its potential and the incentives that Viet Nam has offered to foreign investors, an HSBC official has said.
Policy key to boosting Viet Nam's digital economy, say experts
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT)'s key task is to evaluate the building and adjustment of policies to support the development of the digital economy, according to Deputy Minister Cao Quoc Hung.
Vietnam Venture Summit connects government with int'l venture funds
The Vietnam Venture Summit 2019 was held in Hanoi on June 10 as a platform for policy dialogue between the government and international venture funds.
MoC - rules for condotels, officetels coming this year
Minister of Construction Pham Hong Ha said at the Tuesday meeting of the National Assembly that his ministry and the Ministry of Natural Resources would complete regulations relating to condotel and officetel this year.
Developing bond market can help satisfy demand for capital
Vietnamese enterprises are in dire need of capital to expand production and business, but the current development of the capital market cannot meet this demand. While the stock market and government bonds are gradually helping raise capital, the corporate bond channel has not developed as expected.
Policies take effect in June
Seven Government's Decrees and three ministerial-level Circulars will take effect in June.
Resolution to guide money laundering enforcement announced
A new resolution has been published to ensure uniform implementation of the regulations against money laundering.
Decree outlines fresh approach to planning
The long-awaited new decree guiding to the Law on Planning is expected to open a wider business development space for businesses to venture further into projects in Vietnam in the months ahead, with a new market orientation approach being a prominent highlight.
FDI commitments to Viet Nam hit four-year high
Foreign direct investment (FDI) pledged to Viet Nam in the first five months of this year hit a four-year high of US$16.74 billion, a Foreign Investment Agency report has shown.
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[ARCHIVED] Burlington County Clerk Reminds Voters To Watch for Mail-In Ballots
Burlington County Clerk Joanne Schwartz wants to remind voters that they should watch for their mail-in ballots for the July 7, 2020 Primary Election.
"Mail-In Ballots have been sent to more than 195,000 registered Democrat and Republican voters," said Schwartz. "The ballots will arrive in mailboxes this week."
Governor Murphy's Executive Order 144 declared that the Primary Election will be conducted primarily by mail. Voters who have not affiliated with a political party and Republican or Democrat voters who need to verify their address information, will be sent a Vote By Mail Application specific to this election which will require them to signify which political party ballot they wish to receive when they return the application.
To vote in this Primary Election, they will have to fill out and return this special application even if they have previously sent in an "All Future Elections" request pursuant to the Governor's Executive Order.
The County Clerk asks that residents please return their ballot as soon as possible in the postage paid envelope. Stamps are not required. Ballots returned by mail must be postmarked no later than 8:00 pm on July 7, 2020.
Voters who have questions should contact the Clerk's Office Elections Section at (609) 265-5229 or email countyclerk@co.burlington.nj.us


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On the 4th -7th of July 2016 the high school blessed children winter workshop took place in the gorgeous backdrop of the world renowned Blue Mountains. It was a great turn out with 23 enthusiastic participants and 10 staff members from across 4 states gathering at the workshop. The workshop consisted of a combination of internal guidance, discussions, relationship building activities and outdoor recreational activities.
The theme of the workshop was understanding today for the sake of tomorrow, with a compass logo to support the meaning behind this thoughtful slogan. Various talks were given by a combination of 1st generation elders (the three amigos), who spoke about their personal experiences with God and True Parents, and elder second generation youth who gave guidance on love, purity, the value of 2nd generation, following your conscience, bringing meaning to the ordinary, and overcoming internal struggles.
The united group of core staff set the tone of the workshop by whole heartily giving their best in all the activities from listening to internal guidance, soulful singing, guiding discussions, and enthusiastically engaging in sports. Their example inspired the participants to also bring their best effort to each activity resulting in the emergence of an uplifting workshop atmosphere which could be felt by all attending the workshop. The workshop culminated with an evening hike which many participants described as being one of the highlights of the workshop as it provided staff and participants the opportunity to relate with one another in a very natural and genuine way whist being immersed in the beautiful and serene surroundings of the Blue Mountains national park.
Despite the limited time, by the end of the workshop each of the participants felt closer with their fellow bcs and learnt valuable life lessons which they could implement into their daily lives. In their end of workshop reflection one of the participants stated "This workshop felt like a mini summer workshop for me. It made us build stronger bonds between 2nd gens and I learnt new things I never learnt before" another mentioned that "the talks gave me clarity, showing me what I need to do to become who I want to be and what I need to do to get there". It is safe to say that everyone involved in the workshop took something very meaningful and valuable from this fantastic workshop.
Thank you for all those individuals involved in organizing and running this meaningful event. Such a rich experience would not have been possible without the hard work, dedication, and cooperation of core staff members, David Saver & Rachel Ledesma, in addition to the team of auxiliary staff members, who in their own way made a valuable contribution. Thank you to each one of the participants who all brought such a great attitude and of course let us appreciate the support of the ever present, ever supporting, ever loving heavenly parent.


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O's Place Jazz Newsletter reviews Dave Liebman's 'Expansions:LIVE'
O's Notes: "Expansions are a series of open, free form interpretations of classics and originals. Dave Liebman (soprano sax, fl) leads a quintet with Bobby Avey (keyboards), Matt Vashlishan (alto sax, cl, fl), Tony Marino (b) and Alex Ritz (d). There are 14 well-developed songs on two discs, the first is all acoustic and the second, electric. We liked "All Blues", "Selim" and "Good Bait" on D-1. And we were energized by D-2 especially on "Footprints", "Ugly Beauty" and "Danse La Le Fueeur". This album works in part because the Dave sticks close enough to the original themes to help listeners connect while also infusing a generous dose of improvisation. The recording quality is also excellent capturing all of the nuances and air around the instruments."
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Mass Effect Andromeda goes Intergalactic in Reveal Trailer
By Brendan Hesse June 15, 2015
Mass Effect will return Holiday 2016 with Mass Effect Andromeda. EA began its press conference with an in-engine teaser trailer for the next game in the critically-acclaimed science fiction RPG series. Ostensibly, as the title suggests, this new installment of the Mass Effect franchise will take place in Andromeda, the Milky Way's closest neighboring galaxy.
The trailer begins with a helmeted character in iconic N7 armor arriving at a mysterious desert planet. The following moments show shots of combat, alien locales, and a Mako-like vehicle bombing the dunes of the planet's surface, closing out with a title card and Holiday 2016 release window.
The previous Mass Effect trilogy took place in our own galaxy, the Milky Way, and followed the messiah-like figure, Commander Shepard, on a mission to save the galaxy from an apocalyptic alien menace. The series ended with the galaxy in a very different state than when it began, so exactly when Mass Effect Andromeda takes place in the timeline of the series remains to be seen. However, setting it in a different galaxy circumvents the need to address the controversial ending of Mass Effect 3.
The trailer raises other questions as well, such as who is this masked character, and how did they get all the way to Andromeda in the first place? The world of Mass Effect has only dealt with intra-galactic travel, but never intergalactic. With all these questions, fans are eager to learn more about the newly revealed sequel. Hopefully new details will emerge soon, until then be sure to check out the trailer footage above, and stay tuned to Digital Trends for continuing E3 coverage.
Bayonetta 3 replaces its lead voice actress with a Mass Effect veteran
EA cancels its E3-adjacent live event this year
Battlefield 2042's final five specialists have been revealed
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition gets a price cut for the Steam Summer Sale
Starfield ditching PS5 will make it a better product, its director says
New Apex Legends trailer reveals new skins, Arena maps, and more
Metroid Dread has been in the works for 15 years


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As noted in several recent Summaries of Decisions, works on the philosophy of a subject class with the subject. The work appears to be an analysis of Nietzsche's philosophy and knowledge of education and should be classed in LA126-131 or LB1025-1025.3, depending on the specific focus. The proposal was not approved.
The meeting has requested that the related subject proposal for Qizilbash (Turkic people) be resubmitted (see below). In addition, the cutter on the classification proposal should contain at least two digits, according to the current practice. A revised classification proposal may be resubmitted with the revised subject proposal.
The work is not about the relationship between war and law, but about the international law of war, and should be classified in KZ6385. The proposal was not approved.
The work being cataloged appears to be a criticism of the works of several young adult and/or teenage authors, but the classification number proposed represents the depiction of young adults in Italian literature. In addition, the first subject heading assigned is used for works written for teenagers, not works by teenage authors, and the second subject heading is incorrectly formulated. The meeting requests that the cataloger re-examine the work and make adjustments to both the subject headings and classification number. If necessary, a proposal for PQ4063.5.Y+, young adults as a special class of Italian authors, may be resubmitted.
This heading would represent the relationship between art and agriculture at a broad level and from the perspectives of both topics (see SHM H 310). However, the work cataloged appears to be about the practice of agriculture as an art form. Headings in the form [. . .] in art have been used in similar cases. Agriculture in art is already established and should be assigned. The proposal was not necessary.
This proposal is too specific for a general vocabulary such as LCSH. The editorial meeting recommends that libraries that need specialized headings of this type create them as local headings rather than proposing them for inclusion in LCSH. The LCSH headings Crushing machinery and Bones may be assigned to the work being cataloged. The proposal was not approved.
Dictionaries indicate that bothy is a word meaning hut in the British Isles, and particularly in Scotland. Bothies (Dwellings) will be added as a UF to the existing heading Huts. The proposal was not approved.
This proposal was made to add the UFs Pocket calendars and Wall calendars to the existing heading. The meeting does not wish to add UFs for types of calendars to this heading. The proposal was not approved.
Effective in August 2013, individual named deities should be established in the name authority file (see SHM H 1635). The proposal was not approved.
According to the sources cited, Horsell Common is in the town of Horsell. SHM H 1925 indicates that the heading should be qualified by the name of the town; the town needs to be established in the name authority file first. The proposal may be resubmitted.
This proposal appears to be incomplete since it does not include any of the required references. The proposal may be resubmitted.
The UFs provided contain a Russian word that roughly translates to "site of an ancient city," leading the meeting to wonder whether Karadzha should be established as an extinct city instead of as an archaeological site (see SHM H 715). Information from reference sources, translated into English if necessary, should be provided to support the cataloger's decision. The proposal may be resubmitted.
The work being cataloged should be cataloged using the existing heading War (International law). The proposal was not necessary.
Claims administration and payments are not synonymous, so this proposal to add the UF Medicare—Payments to the existing heading was not approved.
Many reference sources describe this work by Pierre Goudiaby as a sculpture. The heading should be established in the name authority file as a work of art. The proposal was not approved.
LCSH already includes the heading Islamic cooking (sh2004002232). A UF from Muslim cooking will be added to the existing heading, per the instructions in SHM H 1680. The proposal was not necessary.
The WHO Noncommunicable Diseases Fact Sheet states that non-communicable diseases are also known as chronic diseases, for which a heading already exists. Non-communicable diseases will be added as a UF on Chronic diseases. The proposal was not approved.
The Joshua Project website indicates that there is a Turkic people group by this name that primarily lives in Afghanistan, and also in Iran. The meeting questions whether this is the same people group and asks that more research be done. The proposal may be resubmitted.
The classification number that was included in the subject proposal must be proposed, per CSM F 350. Also, the form of heading should be revised to conform to the rules in SHM H 1285 sec. 1. The proposal may be resubmitted, along with a proposal for the classification number.
This proposal was made to cancel the existing heading, on the grounds that the bill establishing the preserve was never voted into law. Subject headings may exist for proposed structures, parks, vehicles, etc., if there are works written about them. The Library of Congress database includes two works about this proposed preserve, and need the heading to be accurately cataloged. The proposal was not approved.
Effective in August 2013, individual named deities should be established in the name authority file (see SHM H 1635). Headings for individual named deities that are established in the name authority file may be subdivided by the free-floating subdivision –In literature (see H 1095). The proposal for the deity was not approved. The proposal for the associated "in literature" heading was not necessary.
Effective in August 2013, individual named deities should be established in the name authority file (see SHM H 1635). The meeting requests the cataloger to make a name authority record for the deity and then propose that the existing subject heading Hygieia (Greek deity) be cancelled. Headings for individual named deities that are established in the name authority file may be subdivided by the free-floating subdivision –In literature (see SHM H 1095). The proposal was not necessary; a proposal to cancel the subject heading for the deity may be resubmitted.
The description of the work being cataloged that was provided in the proposal indicates that the work contains concrete poetry, not visual poetry. The heading Concrete poetry, Austrian already exists. The proposal may be resubmitted with correction to the 670, if appropriate for the work being cataloged.
The women profiled in the work being cataloged are mostly professional women such as bankers, lawyers, social activists, journalists, and so forth; they are not celebrities in the LCSH sense of the word. The work may be cataloged using the headings Successful people—Sri Lanka and Women—Sri Lanka. The proposal was not necessary.


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Amazing Churches Of India
by Evgeny · April 4, 2016
Apart from its architecture the temples are also known to keep the faith of people alive. Hindu religion worships numerous Gods. This is the reason there is an extensive range of temples throughout India. Most of these temples are located in the southern part of India. Tamil Nadu itself has more than thirty thousand temples. These temples will turn out to be tone of the most attractive part of your visit.
Chamundeswari Temple
Chamundeswari Temple is a famous temple of Karnataka. It is situated on top of the Chamundi Hills of Mysore. The temple is dedicated to the goddess named Chamundeswari and that is how it gets its name. The Goddess is known to be an epitome of Shakti. This temple has become the main attraction of the city of Mysore. This temple was built by Hoysala along with some donations from the Mysore royal family. The door of this temple is made of silver and gold. The steps that lead to the hill were constructed in 1659. The temple is rumored to sacrifice animals in certain festivals.
Ramanathaswamy temple
This temple is located in Tamil Nadu, in the island town of Rameswaram. The temple worships Shiva. This temple is one of the Jyothirlinga temples. The Jyothirlinga temples worship Lord Shiva the form of linga. There are total twelve Jyothirlinga temples. The temple has the longest corridors among all the temples that are present in India. The shrine has two lingams. The first is the Ramalingam which was brought by Sita. The second is the Vishwalingam which was brought by Hanuman from the Kailash. It allegedly believed that Lord Rama instructed his followers to worship the Vishwalinga first. This is ritual is followed till date.
Shri Shri Madana Mohan Temple
This temple is also known by the name ISCKON (The International Society for Krishna Consciousness). This temple had been established the Swami Abhay Caranarvinda Bhaktivedanta. He is also known as Srila Prabhupda. The ISCKON temple of Hyderabad is known to be the headquarters of the ISCKON temple chain. The temple was primarily built to worship lord Shiva. However, with time other deities like Radha Madan-Mohon, Jagannath, Baladeva-Subhadra and Shri Gaura-Nitai are also worshipped. The temple holds daily programs as well as special programs on Sunday. Devotees are also trained on Bhakti Yoga and the ways to lead a healthy and happy physical and mental life through Bhakti Vrksha.
Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple
Sree Padmanabhaswamy is located in the capital city Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram. The temple worships Lord Vishnu who is believed to be the protector of the world. The city of Thiruvananthapuram gets its name from the temple of Shree Padmanabhaswamy. The name of the city when translated gives the meaning 'the holy abode of Ananatha Padmanabha.' The Gopuram of the temple is nearly hundred feet high. The platform on which the effigy of the deity rests was cut out of a single piece of rock. The rock was obtained from a nearby hill and hence, is known as the Othakkal Madapam.
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Everybody should be trying to prepare for retirement, regardless of how long or short their career has been. For the majority of people the city and country in which they live will have a large impact on their lifestyle once they reach retirement age.
A new study by Audley Villages reveals the city in which people are most prepared for retirement. By looking into a variety of metrics, including retirement age, government pension initiatives and health grade of the 37 OECD countries and capital cities, the luxury retirement village developer reveals how retirement planning varies around the world.
STUDY REVEALS SPAIN IS THE COUNTRY WHERE CITIZENS ARE MOST PREPARED FOR RETIREMENT
Coming in first place, people living in Spain will enjoy the second longest retirement of 22 years on average. Spain has one of the youngest retirement ages at 61 years, yet a long life expectancy of nearly 84 years on average. The country is also in the top 10 when it comes to pensions, with the average pension being 83.4% of a person's pre-retirement earnings. Spain also boasts the highest health grade - a metric that looks into health risks, availability of clean water, malnutrition and causes of death - meaning retirees are assured they will be looked after as they grow older.
Greece, in second place, has the second lowest retirement age at 60, meaning those planning to retire can expect nearly 22 years of retirement living. The country doesn't score very well when it comes to financial aid however, with a lower pension offering than many other countries at just 51.1% of pre-retirement earning. A low cost of living and the highest number of GP's per 1,000 population helps the country take the second place.
Third placed Austria also boasts the fourth highest pension offering, at 89.9% of an individual's pre-retirement earnings. With the average retirement being nearly 20 years long, Austrians are well prepared when it comes to saying farewell to their working days.
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Average Life Expectancy
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Average annual investment rates of return of retirement savings plans
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VIENNA IS THE CITY SECOND MOST PREPARED FOR RETIREMENT
Madrid takes the crown as the city in which retirees are most prepared for their retirement. Despite Greece beating Austria in the overall countries ranking, Vienna beats Athens to second place when looking at city specific metrics. Cheaper property prices and a better savings regime helps boost Vienna into second place behind Madrid.
Bratislava, Slovakia comes in bottom place with one of the lowest life expectancies at 78 years. It also has one of the smallest retirement communities with just 40,677 people over the age of 65.
Despite having the largest population of over 65's, at 2,929,678, Mexico City can be found at the bottom end of the table and has been named as the 35th city most prepared for retirement. It has the second highest retirement age of 68 and the third lowest average annual salary ($7,368.23). Even the high percentage of disposable income put into savings (14.69%) cannot increase Mexico City's position.
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INDIVIDUALS ARE MOST FINANCIALLY PREPARED FOR RETIREMENT IN LUXEMBOURG
To rank how financially prepared individuals are in specific countries and cities, we looked at a number of metrics. These include average yearly income, personal pension in comparison to their pre-retirement earnings, the average percentage of disposable income put into savings, annual investment rates of return of retirement savings plans and the percentage of individuals who own their own property.
Luxembourg sits in first position and is the country with the third highest average yearly income, at $73,910. Retirees enjoy 90.1% of their pre-retirement earnings as their pension - the third highest of any other country. People who live in Luxembourg are prepared for a long and comfortable retirement with nearly 16% of their yearly income being put into savings.
Hungary, in fourth place, has the highest percentage of citizens who own their own properties, at 91.7%. This means retirees are able to stay in their own home for longer and have the reassurance of using equity for a cash influx if they need it.
Switzerland comes in nineth place despite having the best saving habits out of all OECD countries. An average of 16.17% of all household disposable income is put into savings, meaning Swiss people can plan ahead and be financially comfortable when heading into retirement.
Average yearly income ($)
% of individuals who own their own property
BRATISLAVA HAS THE CHEAPEST LIFESTYLE FOR RETIREES
Despite ranking lowest overall when looking at retirement readiness, Bratislava scores consistently well when it comes to the price of property, fitness club memberships and the price of a three course meal - making it the cheapest city when it comes to retirement living. 91.3% of individuals in Bratislava own their own property which helps give financial security. A couple will spend around $41.50 for a meal out and around $66.56 for joint monthly fitness club fees.
Although Ankara in Turkey boasts the cheapest property prices at $742.19 per square metre, 41% of the population do not own their own home. Ankara is also the cheapest city for retirees to enjoy a three course meal, with a couple needing to pay just $15.64 to enjoy a three-course meal at a mid-range restaurant.
THE UNITED KINGDOM RANKS 25TH OVERALL
Coming in the bottom half of the overall countries table, in 25th place, it seems the United Kingdom has more to do to change perceptions and to ensure its citizens are fully prepared for retirement.
Around 3,572,948 British people are over the age of 65 - the seventh highest number of all countries studied. Unfortunately, British retirees have the second lowest pension compared with other countries studied, with the state pension being just 3.7% of their pre-retirement earnings and overall pension averaging 28.4% of pre-retirement earnings.
Overall, 37% of Brits do not own their own home - the seventh highest country.
To reveal our findings we created a weighted index looking at 14 different metrics, focussing on key areas including health, financial planning, cost of living and property. The 37 OECD countries, and their respective main cities, were then measured against the metrics, with a different score awarded depending on the findings. Each score was combined to reveal one final score. The higher the score, the more prepared for retirement the country and city was deemed.
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Nitin Gadkari is in the news. The former BJP President and the minister (Road Transport & Highways, Shipping and Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation) in the Narendra Modi government has used his hometown and the headquarters city of the RSS to make the point that the entire nation has been talking about – where are the jobs for our youth?
Speaking in Nagpur over the weekend, he said unemployment is one of the biggest problems facing the country today. This, of course, is the plain fact that surely even the Prime Minister has come to realise, though a little too late in the term and a little too close to the elections. The speech has been followed by a demand (unconnected to the speech, it seems) that Gadkari be made the deputy prime minister, with some other suggested changes that, in effect, tell us that the party is waking up to the mood of a nation not so enamoured with the Modi style of working anymore.
However much the minister may want this stressed, he knows that his remarks cannot but be read politically and that they in fact carry significant political import given the current conditions like BJP's losses in the Assembly elections and the reported disenchantment and recent noise in the party that all is not well. So even if Gadkari genuinely means that his words are not to be read as a political statement against the leadership, this is very much in the mould of Gadkari versus Modi and Amit Shah, and it is indicative of the first clear signs of an internal challenge to a concentrated and overcentralised power structure that has taken hold of the BJP.
Those who work in the BJP and have grown with the party will tell you that the grain of the BJP is against a Congress-style central command. It is another matter they have tolerated this, given the spectacular mandate that Modi got the party, but that tolerance has now been stretched. The party is said to be disciplined but not sycophantic in the way the Congress handles the Gandhi family. And with a 2019 mandate no more a given, it is not surprising that there are voices emerging to ask some questions.
There are many things going for Gadkari. He is a former President of the party. He is known to be close to the RSS. He is considered an "achiever" in the sense that he can truly be credited with the policies that have allowed Indian roads and surface transport to take off, with models that have worked. In that sense, he is a doer of the things that need to get done under our current model of development, not the glamour publicity seeker who might speak of a Japanese bullet train that admittedly (in Modi's words) will have no commuters but will still be bought only to make a point to the world. Gadkari likes talking about how he brought down costs, called out bidders seeking to overcharge for roads and how penalty and bonus clauses have helped build a new system of speedy delivery – all from experience that he has gained from the time he was a minister in Maharashtra. Without reading too much into his strengths (he sought to defend Vijay Mallya by saying he had paid taxes for many years), it is also to be pointed that Gadkari projects a leadership style very different from the arrogance that has come to be associated with the current leadership. He can talk across the aisle. He is unlikely to pontificate about the end of the Congress and other wild fantasies of the Modi-Shah duo.
That brings in his point about offering "jobs" as distinct from creating employment opportunities, and the important question that while the fight for reservations can go on, where are the jobs that the government can provide? This is a big debate and one on which the government is particularly vulnerable. The government has had little time for this work in its five years full of misdirected efforts at mega "solutions", loud publicity and raising of the political and communal temperature. Providing jobs for our youth is only one part of the challenge. India also needs to look at the type of jobs it's opening up, the problem of increasing casualisation of the labour force that has taken away the bargaining rights of workers and exposed them to the harsh realities of the market, without adequate social protections. The growth of regular formal jobs has not been substantial in the post-reform period. Nevertheless, the organised sector has been able to absorb more jobs but in the form of casual or contractual work. It remains a fact that despite the many acts and laws that are meant to protect workers, minimum wage requirements are violated, benefits are often non-existent and workers in many areas can be denied their due rights and benefits.


"Use of an implicitly declared global variable 'X'".
"new X.example().webMethod(arg1, arg2, successCallback, failureCallback);"
Where X is the namespace of an ASMX web service, which is eventually calling an ASP.NET web method. I like the warning, but I'm wondering if there is a good way to _explicitly_ declare that I know this variable is coming from an external file. One thread I read on these forums was talking about the JQuery "$" and how you could add a file reference, but because these web method proxies are automatically generated I don't have a good way of getting at the JS code for them.


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Whisper Heavy Flow & Overnights Wings 8S secara khusu dirancang secara khusus untuk memenuhi kebutuhan wanita. Whisper Heavy Flow & Overnights Wings memberikan perlindungan unggul dan kesegaran untuk lebih bersih pada malam hari.