Bison is lower in fat than beef and makes excellent table fare. Here are a few of our favorite recipes.
Combine all ingredients except the bison tenderloin in a food processor or blender to make the marinade. Process until smooth. Place the bison tenderloin in a shollow glass baking dish and pour in the marinade. Cover and refrigerate for 4 hours to 2 days, turning meat occasionally. Turn on grill. Place bison tederloin on grill. Brush with marinade. Let cook 15 minutes. Turn over and brush with marinade. Cook another 10 minutes for rare or longer as desired. Slice and serve.
Combine all the ingredients in a blender or food processor. Process or blend for 2 minutes. Pour over the bison roast and marinate for 4 hours or overnight. to cook bison roast, take the marinated meat out of the refrigerator and bring to room temperature. Put roast in heavy covered roasting pan retaining the marinade on the meat. Heat oven to 400 degrees to start. Cook for 1 hour, then turn heat down to 325 degrees and roast until tender. Keep pan covered and turn every 1/2 hour. Cook from 4-6 hours.
Mix garlic, black pepper, olive oil and salt in small bowl until smooth and fragrant. Coat the steaks with this mixture and let it marinate for 4 hours or overnight. Bring to room temperature if refrigerated before cooking. Heat a saute pan with 2 tbl olive oil. When oil is hot, add the steaks and cook for 5 minutes on one side. Turn over and cook 3-5 minutes for medium rare. Cook a few minutes longer for medium to well done. Remove steaks from pan and serve immediately.
Saute onion, garlic, pepper, celery, and cumin seeds in a large skillet coated with cooking spray. Cook until vegies are soft, then add ground bison, salt, pepper, paprika and oregano (to taste) and sherry wine. Cook bison until browned, but be careful not to overcook. Turn heat off, then add tomato paste, cottage cheese, and corn. Mix well and set aside. In a medium bowl, beat egg, buttermilk, honey, and baking powder together. Add corn flour and chilies and stir to combine. Spray a 13x9x2 in baking pan with cooking spray. Spread bison mixture evenly in pan. Then spread corn flour mixture evenly on top of bison mixture. Bake at 400 until bubbly, about 20 minutes. Serve immediately.
In a nonstick frying pan over medium heat, warm the olive oil. Add the onion, garlic and saute until the onions are translucent (about 4-5 minutes). Remove from the heat and set aside to cool. Preheat oven to 350. Spray a shallow roasting pan with Pam. In a large mixing bowl, combine the ground bison, bread crums and onion/garlic mixture. In a medium bowl, combine the eggs, salt, pepper, thyme, oregano, basil, sage and Worchestershire sauce. Pour the egg mixture over the meat mixture and with your hands mix the ingredients toggether to combine evenly. Pat the meat mixture into an oval loaf and transfer to the shallow roasting pan. Spray the top of the meatloaf with Pam and cook for 1 1/2 to 2 hours or until done. Slice into 1 inch slices and serve with tomato sauce or gravy.
Allow a six ounce serving per person. This should be two medallions cut about one inch thick. Marinate at room temperature for two to three hours. If sauteing is your option, pour enough olive oil to just coat the bottom of the pan, heat almost to the smoking point. Add the meat, leaving the bits and pieces of garlic herbs that adhere to the medallions, and sear the sides until rare or medium rare. Don't burn the oil, it will impart a bitter flavor to the sauce. To the hot saute pan add the olive oil, anchovy paste, and capers. Stir, then cook briefly and add the tomato puree. Reduce the mixture slightly, then add the demiglace and Marsala. Reduce until sufficiently thickened. Arrange the medallions on warm serving plates and spoon the sauce on top, or spoon the sauce on the plates and place the medallions on top. Add fresh ground pepper.
In a shallow glass baking dish, combine the flour, dried oregano, basil, rosemary, sage, salt and pepper. Add the bison shanks and turn and coat well. In a 4 qt. Dutch oven over medium heat, heat the oil. Add the bison and saute, stirring frequently, until browned, about five minutes. Add the fresh rosemary and sage, lemon zest, parsley and garlic and saute, stirring frequently, for 2 minutes more. Add the wine and 1 cup of chicken stock and simmer, uncovered until the liquid is almost evaporated, about 20 minutes. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Cover the bison and bake for at least 2 hours (can bake for up to 6 hours at 300 degrees) spooning the sauce ovber the meat every 15 minutes.


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"Fish swim in swarms to appear bigger and more dangerous for their enemies"
Humanity has long sought to unite around a common theme in order to better achieve goals with the strength of the community. In strategic alliances this is the same. Why it makes sense to swim in a swarm and what the global climate agreement has to do with alliances? "3 questions, 3 answers" and with Dr. Christian Liedtke, Head of Strategic Alliances at KUKA.
Ulrike Götz
1. Why do companies form strategic alliances and how do we at KUKA decide which alliance to join?
" Strategic alliances are nothing new. It is part of our DNA, we have been trying to ally ourselves with others since the Stone Age to better achieve our individual goals together. But it is not only a political move, it is a natural behaviour and a logical consequence. Fish swim together in shoals to appear larger and more dangerous to their enemies. This is similar to the situation in companies. But there is another facet to the whole thing: In such an alliance, we would also lose our identity and our individual competencies would become less important. This is why in the business world, companies form alliances in which they complement each other, i.e. they work together to offer customers a more comprehensive range of products and services, thus winning over customers.
Alliances make sense where local optimization of individual problems does not make sense, but where comprehensive, global solutions are needed. A striking example is the global climate agreement: If we bring CO2 emissions down to zero and all others do not, the world will not be helped much.
Alliances help where problems cannot be solved alone because of their complexity, where costs cannot be borne by one person, or where financial risks can simply be spread over several shoulders. But alliances also make sense where one can jointly drive the market in the right direction, as with the DIN standard for screws, which ensures that not everyone makes their own screw.
How do we decide which alliances we are active in? First of all, the chemistry between the companies involved must be right, you must have similar views, similar goals, similar customers, etc. Then the legal framework has to fit (e.g. antitrust law) and very important: we have to expect realistic advantages. This is the reason why we actively participate in certain initiatives, perhaps only listen to others and do not participate in others".
2. Rights and duties: What can we demand as a member of an alliance and what do we have to contribute on the other side?
"In an alliance, you can only benefit through active cooperation. That covers not only the co-operation at Showcases or technical committees, it belongs also much politics, marketing and communication to it – thus activities, which do not serve the purpose indirectly.
The Open Industry 4.0 Alliance is one example of a strategic alliance in which KUKA is involved.
In return we can expect a certain loyalty from the other members, i.e. results are not used against us, we work out solutions together and profit from them together. We profit from a certain prestige. For example, KUKA is still seen as a pioneer and innovation leader in the Industry 4.0 sector. However, we also have to pay membership fees and contribute through our work. This also means giving presentations for other members from which we may not directly benefit, or even standing at a trade fair booth and talking to interested parties who will never become our customers".
3. What goals must be achieved for a strategic alliance to be successful and when is membership for KUKA considered successful?
"In the end, it is always about achieving business goals. That means: All measures must somehow be aimed at generating more sales or saving costs. This can be achieved directly by developing or increasing market share. Together, we get to talk to customers whom we could never have won on our own. We save costs by using technology from partners at low cost, or we benefit by having alliance partners develop features for us. Indirectly, multiplication effects through partners, i.e. recommendations, marketing, publications, are also a success. In short: It is our goal to develop further and deeper partnerships, to carry out projects together and to win customers and generate business together. If we succeed in this, our membership in a strategic alliance is a success".
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Bringing a large number of new Tibetan Mastiffs into the world is something we take very seriously and, if you decide you would like an Icebreaker Tibetan Mastiff, the first thing we ask is that you complete our Puppy Questionnaire. This is a short but important document that lets us know that you are serious about having a TM and also gives us an idea about what sort of puppy would suit you.
Please use the "contact us" page to request a questionnaire.
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Some used humour, others were brought to tears.
But the message from three First Nation Chiefs, various Mayors and federal and provincial leaders was the same: the proposed wind farm for the Mattawa region will be fought to the end.
Area residents packed the second floor of Mattawa's Mike Rodden Arena on Friday night to listen to the opposition leaders rally against Innergex Renewable Energy Inc.'s tentative plans for a 150-megawatt wind farm in the area.
Their respective arguments ranged from the Algonquin Land Claim agreement, the environmental toll, and the true economic impact, among many others.
The Nodinosi Project, as Innergex and the partnering Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation have named it, calls for anywhere between 50-60 wind turbines on crown land just north of the Mattawa River in the Olrig and Mattawan Townships.
Some of the turbines in the project are expected to tower at 80-120 metres in height, which would be some of the largest of their kind.
The Mattawa/North Bay Algonquin First Nation, Antoine First Nation and Shabot Obaadjiwan leaders took precedence on the evening, defending their land that they feel the government is destroying and exploiting.
"If you want to develop our lands, our consent is required," said Dave Joanisse, Chief for the Antoine First Nation. "Going to court and fighting for title is one way the that the Algonquin Communities have to settle long outstanding Claims.
"The other way is for the government to conduct negotiation in good faith with Aboriginal Communities," he continued.
Innergex has promoted the project in partnership with the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation, who are situated over 200 kilometres from the proposed project site, near Pembroke, Ont.
But Joanisse continued to send his strong message to the fellow First Nation, whose integrity he questioned for entering the agreement and potentially jeopardizing the Algonquin Land Claim agreement-in-principle in the first public consultation.
Nipissing Member of Provincial Parliament Vic Fedeli encapsulated the crowd with his arguments against the province's wind power plans and, more specifically, the Mattawa proposal.
Fedeli, who was Ontario's energy critic for two years, argued that the province's Green Energy Act has been ideologically driven and lacks substance, which he said the new Innergex proposal is a prime example of.
He said the provincial government has spent $50 billion on green energy and paid $2.6 billion to Quebec and the United States between 2006 and 2013 to take the surplus energy made exclusively from wind.
"We got into this thing in Ontario by a mistake, forced into it by ideology, it caused your hydro rates to triple and cost 300,000 manufacturing jobs in Ontario so far," Fedeli said.
But François Morin, senior advisor of public affairs for the Quebec-based company, said that isn't the whole story.
The intermittent power source, Fedeli argued, is being forced on Ontario after the province stripped municipalities the ability to object to the farms and that they continue to unfairly incentivize their development to the private companies.
The crowd also heard from North Bay Mayor Al McDonald, Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Jay Aspin, John Kelsall of the Lake Talon Conservation Authority, and other area mayors.
Many in attendance said the standing room-only session was the biggest turnout they have ever seen for an event like that in Mattawa.
Mattawa Mayor Dean Backer brought the evening to a climax, rallying the crowd to their feet in his brief but powerful statements.
And it appears that, for now, those strong messages have gotten through to Innergex.
Morin said the responsibility is now on Innergex to redevelop the proposal around the concerns they have heard.
"Social acceptability is a cornerstone of our development and a vital part of any project, so for now, I can tell you, no we don't have a project because we don't have that social acceptability," he said after the meeting.
"For now, the responsibility is with us to find a way to make a better project," he concluded.
Morin said the company will now go back to the drawing board and redevelop new ideas for the Nodinosi Project.


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9 brutally honest quotes from health systems and tech vendors on partnering with each other
By Paul&nbspTrigonoplos
My team recently interviewed ~25 health system and technology vendor executives to understand how their partnerships with one other struggle and how to improve them.
Our main finding was that while both health systems and technology vendors want to improve shared successes, neither health systems nor vendors have a comprehensive, impartial view of all the dynamics and drivers at play on the "other side."
Further, because the two sides do not have honest discussions with each other or fully understand what the other side of the negotiating table is dealing with, behavioral changes are rarely made, and a blame-game ensues. This too often results in each side taking a combative, "they are the problem" position instead of coming together collaboratively.
Briefing: Managing technology vendor relationships
Don't believe me? See what actual executives told us in private (quotes are anonymized):
What health system executives wish tech vendors better understood:
"I wish vendors would accept how many valid reasons there are behind saying no. There are thousands of tech companies, and they all do the same thing—can't we just wait a year and see what fails or gets bought? There is value in waiting."
"A lot of vendors came to me and said, 'we want to be your partner,' but I always said, 'I want you to be a good vendor, and then maybe over time we can become partners.' Full-on, equity sharing partnership isn't always the goal, but it's put out there like a carrot in front of a rabbit too often."
"We don't know the contract side of things like [vendors] do. Vendors could do well by lifting responsibility from us to figure out which platforms go together and making us joint offers. The vendor ecosystem needs to figure out how to fit with health systems better instead of having health systems figure it out on their own."
"I have seen the consequences of a vendor always saying yes to our requests. You create something that's universally loved, but it doesn't fit into the vendor's strategy, so five years in the tool gets sunset and the system is screwed. Think about the patients or doctors here. This is a career ending move for system CMOs or CIOs, all because the vendors don't set boundaries."
What tech vendor executives wish health systems better understood:
"Once a health system has signed a sales contract, they and their subsequent requests are no longer our number one priority. It's on to the next sale."
"There are vendors that see every health system as a nail, and there are systems that see every vendor as a hammer. In reality, a good partnership is much more nuanced and explorative than that. It takes hard work to find a good match. The problem is that vendors these days are like squirrels, we chase any sale we can get our hands on. So, it is really up to health systems to scope us out."
"Stop looking at product specific specs. The size, shape, and number of clicks of this new thing you bought—none of it matters. It's the strategy and vision that health systems need to look for."
"If I had one ask of health systems, it's that they stop relying on vendors to run circles around their middle management to accomplish something."
"Health systems are 1,000 points of 'no.' If they don't engage IT and clinical teams early and get everyone on board and willing to support implementation, they are wasting their money."
To begin remedying the tension represented in the quotes above, Advisory Board's advice to both sides is simple: Talk and listen to each other. No organization can improve unless they know exactly how they are contributing to the problem.
The research questions we are—and aren't—asking about tech vendor-health system partnerships
The dynamic between health systems and tech vendors can be chaotic.
Advisory Board International's Paul Trigonoplos breaks down initial findings from his research on vendor-health system partnerships and the sources of the friction between both parties. Read on to learn where our new research is heading.


"This, Aggivessana, occurred to me: 'I know that while my father, the Sakyan, was ploughing, and I was sitting in the cool shade of a rose-apple tree, aloof from pleasures of the senses, aloof from unskilled states of mind, entering on the first meditation, which is accompanied by initial thought and discursive thought, is born of aloofness, and is rapturous and joyful, and while abiding therein, I thought: 'Now could this be a way to awakening?'"
The picture of the scene came into my mind (I was trying to understand the Mulapariyaya at the time). Then it occurred to me: 'The Plowing Ceremony!' And I remembered the meaning.
The Plowing Ceremony was the "Coming-of-Age" ceremony; "plowing the field" being in this culture as in many others, symbolic of fertility and procreation. Sitting under an Apple Tree, no less! (I know! ... don't spoil the story! — and don't limit the possible foresight of the Buddha! or the possibilities of cross-cultural ... um ... fertilization) And I understood that what was being talked about as a method was not the acquiring of some mysterious state or another, but the rising above or letting go of a state that was not mysterious at all.
There comes a time when sexual desire raises it's head, as it were. At such a time if the mind can be distracted and one can pass passed this urge, a profound sense of release permeates the body. A very similar condition occurs if one skips a meal, the body at first experiences disruption of it's habit, and then a sort of healing takes place.
This is the meaning of "aloof from pleasures of the senses, aloof from unskilled states of mind". Something accessible to one and all right from the get go if I am not mistaken.
Don't sit under the Apple Tree with anyone else but ... um, well, He!
There is a very popular saying about the Buddha not teaching with a closed fist. I don't dispute the statement. What I am suggesting here and throughout is that this Dhamma is Deep! A questioner gets his question answered directly which is the open hand; but the meaning can never be simply left to rest at the surface, there is almost always hidden, deep, subtle meaning to be found.
This is no one-dimensional thing we have here in the Dhamma, it is a complex work, (someone said "holographic", I agree, I usually say "Multidimensional", but holographic is the meaning — even a small fraction of it reveals the totality of its meaning if one is willing to look deeply enough); it is a monumental work of literature; it is a mental gymnasium; it is deep psychology; it is a Master Sorcerer's Spell and simple common sense; it is the Truth; and it is "helpful in the Beginning, helpful in the Middle, and helpful at the End."
So: Dig in, my friends, take a good healthy bite of that appa!
It is necessary to continue to bring up this issue because many of the teachers out there are denying that there is a deeper (not hidden, but not obvious) meaning to just about every word in this system and are teaching it in a flat, lifeless boring way that is ignorning the great adventures/magic/power made possible by a deep examination of the meaning of this Dhamma.
The other thing was that I heard new meaning in the often repeated statement: "Well taught is the Dhamma by the #1 Wide-Awakened One" "Properly conducted is the Order" I have usually heard "Properly conducted is the Order." as a statement indicating that the Bhikkhus in the order are well behaved. Today I heard it: "I am running this order in the correct way." In other words once again he is suggesting that where one has the thought (as did the Bhikkhus who first heard the Mulapariyaya; and as do some schools of Buddhism out there today state) that the Teacher has not taught well, one should, think again.
"Hoeing the row (the pali: the row);" "Sowing his wild oats."


John Mather, a NASA scientist who received the Nobel prize for physics with fellow scientist George Smoot, speaks at a press conference at NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C. Mather will be guest at the Westminster Astronomical Society's meeting in Westminster on Oct. 10.
The Westminster Astronomical Society will be hosting a special guest at its Oct. 10 club meeting — John Mather, a senior astrophysicist at the Observational Cosmology Laboratory at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and senior project scientist for NASA's James Webb space telescope.
And then there's a little thing called the Nobel Prize: Mather shared the 2006 Nobel Prize in physics with University of California Berkeley's George Smoot for their work on the cosmic microwave background radiation, the after glow of the big bang.
The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10 at Bear Branch Nature Center, 300 John Owings Road, Westminster, and is free and open to the public.
As long as there are clear skies, Bird said, the club will also open its observatory at Bear Branch, giving participants an opportunity to gaze upward through at 14-inch telescope — It's normally open on the second Saturday of the month, when Bear Branch hosts planetarium shows.
The public is also invited to other upcoming events, Bird said, which can be seen on the club calendar online at www.westminsterastro.org/events, including a November meeting for people interested in buying a telescope over the holidays.


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There have been lots of introductions but not so many posts of wonderful purchases and stunning dresses and all of you stylish people in your wicked outfits. I am going to post a picture of my latest purchase and perhaps you will do the same.
I fell in love with these the minute I saw them. I am thinking that they can be "All Season Shorts" if I pair them with grey wool tights and a blouse/cardigan for the fall or spring. I use the term "All Season" loosely as I would F.R.E.E.Z.E. in the dead of winter if I wore them. What do you think?
Feel free to add me if you'd like, I enjoy making new friends.
I like tea and wearing granny glasses.
Getting a haircut tuesday. Thinking about a mid-neck bob. Any suggestions on cute bobs throughout history that I can show my hairdresser a picture of?
As some of you may know Morrissey fans over at Morrissey–solo.com have been organizing a campaign to try and get a track from Morrissey's latest album 'Ringleader of the tormentors', the beautifully haunting, 'Life is a Pigsty' into the charts.
We've been downloading 'Life is a Pigsty' all this week but time is running out and for this to work we need more people to get involved.
So please if you have a spare 79p please download 'Life is a pigsty' and help us make this dream a reality.
The chart countdown begins at 4pm on Sunday so there's less than 24 hours left.
We need one final effort from everyone. If you haven't downloaded 'Pigsty' yet then please do and if you already have, and can please download it again.
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and does anyone else really love Karen O from the yeah yeah yeahs?


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HomeNewsWestjet lets go of more than 3,000 employees due to Covid-19 pandemic
Westjet lets go of more than 3,000 employees due to Covid-19 pandemic
Air Traveller PH Staff June 25, 2020
Westjet of Canada in a statement said it is laying-off 3,333 employees in what they term as "organizational changes." Affected will be ground staff and call center operations.
"Throughout the course of the biggest crisis in the history of aviation, WestJet has made many difficult, but essential, decisions to future-proof our business," said Ed Sims, WestJet President and CEO.
"Today's announcement regarding these strategic but unavoidable changes will allow us to provide security to our remaining 10,000 WestJetters, and to carry on the work of transforming our business. WestJet will once again serve the needs of Canadian travellers with low fares and award-winning service levels tomorrow and years from now."
According to Westjet, they will consolidate call centre activity in Alberta, contract out airport operations in all domestic airports outside of Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto, and strategically restructure its office and management staff.
Immediate cost cutting measures
Due to the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the airline industry, Westjet has already implemented immediate cost cutting measures. These include releasing a majority of outside contractors, instituting a hiring freeze, stopping all non-essential travel and training, suspending any internal role movements and salary adjustments, cutting executive, vice-president and director salaries and pausing more than 75 per cent of its capital projects.
The airline however still had to reduce its existing capacity by 90% as air travel demand plummeted.
However, Westjet has access to Canada's Emergency Wage Subsidy Program which provides 75% wage top-up. This however cannot go on for too long hence, Canadian businesses covered by this has to really plan for the months ahead. Westjet however continues to fly to 38 domestic flights within Canada despite the reduced capacity.


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Car Importation to Portugal
Importing and registering a car in Portugal
30 Apr 2021 in Motoring
Importation/Registration of a Car
The easiest way of acquiring a vehicle with valid Portuguese registration documents is to purchase a new vehicle from an authorised agent in Portugal who will register the vehicle for you. This has the added advantage of having agents close by to provide service, guarantees, and spare parts. However, importation is an option and there can be tax advantages for new residents from within the EU who import a vehicle they have owned for more than 6 months.
You cannot have a foreign licenced vehicle in Portugal for over 6 months in a year (consecutively or otherwise in one calendar year), after that time you need to legalize the vehicle by importing it. Individuals who are moving to Portugal and who have resided in another EU state, for at least 6 months prior to their arrival in Portugal, and who can provide proof of this (utility bills), may be eligible for exemption from ISV (import tax).
Severely disabled people may also be eligible whether they are moving to Portugal or already living here. For new residents in Portugal who come from an EU member state country, the vehicle must have been bought in the country of their previous residence, not have been exempted from any tax, and have been owned for at least 6 months before transfer of residence (the date noted on your cancellation of residency document from the country you're leaving), when transferring the residence, you must cancel the residence in your country of origin immediately (this must be done before becoming resident in Portugal). Exemption must be requested and completed within twelve months of transfer of residence. The request for exemption is done only on-line completing the DAV (Vehicle Customs Declaration) and for that you need the password for the Portuguese finance website "portal das finanças". This process can be complicated due to the fact that the finance website is only in the Portuguese language so members may prefer to have an agent doing this on their behalf. If you import a car with the exemption of ISV, it can only be sold 12 months after completing the importation, otherwise you will have to pay the tax back in full and will also receive a fine.
Portuguese vehicle registration (Matrícula) The Instituto da Mobilidade e dos Transportes (IMT) is the government department responsible for registering vehicles and vehicle ownership and for issuing registration numbers. Portuguese number plates can only be issued for a vehicle previously registered in another country when its technical specifications meet Portuguese and/or European Union standards. This will be stated in a document called "Certificado de Conformidade" (Certificate of Conformity). If you do not have a "Certificado de Conformidade" for your vehicle, you must apply for a process of assessment to determine whether the model meets these standards, this is known as homologação. If the model has not been approved for use in Portugal but the vehicle was registered in another EU country, then the original or a notarised copy of the manufacturer's certificate from that country is required. The vehicle will also need a technical inspection at a registered test centre.
For motorbikes this includes a noise level test. The approval of models not previously registered in the EU is much more complicated. The inspection to the vehicle needs to be done to confirm the vehicle's chassis and motor numbers, the number of passengers, and that lights, reflectors and safety equipment meet Portuguese standards, this inspection is done only in Inspection Centres classed as "Centro de Inspecção Classe B) In the Algarve you can find one in Lagos, Portimão and Loulé.
Following successful inspection, the IMT will issue the vehicle registration document (Documento Único), see Bulletin M/02/E Car Documents. Agents A number of organisations will undertake the registration of vehicles; these include the Portuguese car owners association (Automóvel Clube de Portugal, ACP), customs agents (Despachante Oficial), and other agencies providing services for expatriates. For a new resident, the use of one of these agents may simplify the process. The Yellow Pages (Páginas Amarelas) gives a list of agents under "Agências de Documentação" or "Despachante Oficial" and some are also available from the afpop ADvantage Directory.
Vehicle tax (Imposto Sobre Veiculos, ISV) The Vehicle Tax (ISV) is a registration tax that is paid only once when the vehicle is first registered in Portugal, whether new or used.
The ISV is calculated on the basis of two criteria:
Cylinder capacity
CO2 emissions of the vehicle.
Some types of vehicles, such as commercials and motorcycles, pay ISV based on cylinder only. There is a discount whenever a used vehicle is imported. A vehicle is considered used whenever it has more than 6,000 km and is more than 6 months old (in the country of origin) - if only one of these criteria is met, the car is considered new. This discount goes up to 10 years of age, from that age the discount is always the same. For light non-commercial and 4-wheel drive vehicles/ commercial vehicles the tax can be calculated from the tables below, multiplying the capacity (cc) by the appropriate tax rate, then subtracting the deduction, then multiply by the percentage for reduction in the ISV tax and subtract. Adding then the result of multiplying the CO2 emission by the relative tax and then subtracting the deduction.
For used vehicles there are reductions on the tax related to CM3 when the vehicles are more than six months old and are imported from another EU country where all relevant taxes have been paid.
As an example we used a 6 year old, petrol run car, 2.000cc engine capacity and a CO2 emission of 140:
(1) CC: 2000 x 5.08 = 10160 – 5616.80 = 4543.20 – 60% = 1817.28
(2) CO2: 140 x 47.65 = 6671 – 5353.01 = 1317.99
Total (1)+(2): 1817.28 + 1317.99 = 3135.27
The following tables apply to light non-commercial vehicles, light commercial vehicles (mistos), passenger vehicles up to 8 seats (not including the driver) and less than 3500 Kg weight, and for 4- wheel drive vehicles lighter than 2500kg:Engine capacity tax (Table A) Engine Capacity in Cubic Centimetres Tax by CC (in euros) Tax band adjustment (in euros) Up to 1000 0.99 769.80 1001 to 1250 1.07 771.31 Over 1250 5.08 5.616.80 CO2 emission tax (Table B) CO2 emission bracket (in grams by kilometre) Tax (in euros) Adjustment band (in euros) Cars on Petrol Up to 99g/km 4.19 387.16 100 to 115 7.33 680.91 116 to 145 47.65 5.353.01 146 to 175 55.52 6.473.88 176 to 195 141.42 21,442.47 More than 195 186.47 30,274.29 Cars on Diesel Up to 79 5.24 398.07 80 to 95 21.26 1,676.08 96 to 120 71.83 6,524.16 121 to 140 159.33 17,158.92 141 to 160 177.19 19,694.01
More than 160 243.37 30,326.67 There is an increase in the total value of € 500 + IVA (VAT) for all diesel vehicles emitting 0.001g/km or more of particles. Usually, the only vehicles that meet this requirement are those equipped with a particulate filter (DPF or FP). You should obtain this information from the manufacturer, the seller or the car registration papers. This extra value is also applied when there is no official information on the value of particulate emissions, i.e. when this information does not exist on the certificate of conformity or the technical approval certificate. Particles Cars on Diesel particle emission rate (in euros) Less than 0.001g/km 0.00 Up to 0.001g/km or if there is no information 500.00 Used cars are entitled to a discount depending on the age. These are the percentages to be applied to the cylinder component - there is no discount on the CO2 component.
Reductions in the ISV tax for used vehicles imported from another EU country: Age of the Car % OF REDUCTION Up to 1 year 10% From 1 to 2 years 20% More than 2 to 3 years 28% More than 3 to 4 years 35% More than 4 to 5 years 43% More than 5 to 6 years 52% More than 6 to 7 years 60% More than 7 to 8 years 65% More than 8 to 9 years 70% More than 9 to 10 years 75% More than 10 years 80% Necessary Documents to import motor-cars by foreigners for Customs (digitalized)
Mod. 1460 http://info-aduaneiro.portaldasfinancas.gov.pt/pt/publicacoes_formularios/formularios/Pages/formularios.aspx
European certificate of conformity (COC) Technical Inspection performed at a "classe B" inspection centre – Mod.112 Document "modelo 9". This document can be downloaded from the internet at http://www.imt-ip.pt/sites/IMTT/Portugues/Formularios/Documents/Mod9IMT.pdf and must be signed by the inspection centre and then by IMT office Original car papers Document "DAV" (Vehicle Customs Declaration) Contribuinte Number NIF (Fiscal number) Passport Driving license Residency Certificate For those applying for exemption of tax you will also need: Document proving the official cancellation of residence (from the country of origin or consulate)
Car purchase invoice showing amount of km driven at the purchase and value in Euros (only for cars with less than 12 months of age) Certificate from "Finanças" proving that you didn't earn any money in Portugal, during the last 3 years. Vehicle Registration Document (in your name for more than 6 months) Utility bills from your country of origin and in your name for the past 6 months. Authorization allowing the customs to verify your fiscal and Social Security situation in Portugal. Below is an example of such an authorization in the Portuguese language. 'Eu (name) abaixo assinado, residente em (address), contribuinte nº (fiscal number), portador do BI/Passaporte nº (passport number) autoriza a Alfandega de ….. (town where your local customs is, for Algarve = Faro) a proceder à consulta da minha situação tributária e contribuitiva nos termos da Dec. Lei nº 114/2007 de 19 de Abril. Data: (date) Assinatura : (signature) Necessary Documents to import Motor vehicles by foreigners for IMT: Document "modelo 9". This document can be downloaded from the internet at http://www.imt-ip.pt/sites/IMTT/Portugues/Formularios/Documents/Mod9IMT.pdf and must be signed by the inspection centre and then by IMT office (original and copy) European Certificate of Conformity (COC) (original and copy) Technical Inspection performed at a "classe B" inspection centre – Mod.112 (original and copy) Original car papers + 2 copies Contribuinte Number NIF (Fiscal number) (original and copy) Passport (original and copy) Driving license (original and copy) Residency Certificate (original and copy) Electric cars If the electric car is imported from an EU country, it is completely exempt from ISV, that is, it does not pay any tax in Portugal as long as it has paid VAT in the country of origin and is considered used. You will only pay the expenses related to the legalization process and the expenses with the purchase process - a total of around € 1,200 if we are talking about Germany and if you are picking it up in person. If imported from a country outside the EU (Norway, for example), the cost of taxes depends on the country of origin. You do not pay ISV, but you will pay customs fees and VAT
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Ashley, North Dakota facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Ashley, North Dakota
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Coordinates: 46°2′6″N 99°22′25″W / 46.03500°N 99.37361°W / 46.03500; -99.37361Coordinates: 46°2′6″N 99°22′25″W / 46.03500°N 99.37361°W / 46.03500; -99.37361
0.64 sq mi (1.67 km2)
2,014 ft (614 m)
1,027.99/sq mi (396.90/km2)
UTC−6 (Central (CST))
UTC−5 (CDT)
FIPS code
GNIS ID
Ashley is a city in and the county seat of McIntosh County, North Dakota, United States. The population was 749 at the 2010 census.
Ashley was laid out in 1888 when the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad was extended to that point. The city was named for Ashley E. Morrow, a railroad man. A post office has been in operation at Ashley since 1888.
Ashley is located at 46°2′6″N 99°22′25″W / 46.03500°N 99.37361°W / 46.03500; -99.37361 (46.034894, -99.373714).
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 0.64 square miles (1.66 km2), all of it land.
Climate data for Ashley, North Dakota (1981–2010)
Average high °F (°C)
(-5.44) 27.1
(12.89) 67.1
(4) 25.3
Daily mean °F (°C)
(-11.17) 16.9
(-2) 42.7
Average low °F (°C)
(-16.72) 6.7
(-7.39) 6.4
(-0.72)
Precipitation inches (mm)
(9.1) 0.41
(10.4) 0.90
(78) 2.62
(8.6) 19.61
Snowfall inches (cm)
(16) 5.2
(8.4) 0.0
(0) 0.0
Source: NOAA
1910 682 —
1920 1,009 47.9%
1930 1,033 2.4%
1960 1,419 −0.3%
1970 1,236 −12.9%
2000 882 −16.2%
2019 (est.) 661 −11.7%
U.S. Decennial Census
As of the census of 2010, there were 749 people, 391 households, and 201 families residing in the city. The population density was 1,170.3 inhabitants per square mile (451.9/km2). There were 520 housing units at an average density of 812.5 per square mile (313.7/km2). The racial makeup of the city was 97.3% White, 0.1% African American, 0.1% Native American, 0.7% Asian, and 1.7% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.4% of the population.
There were 391 households, of which 13.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 44.8% were married couples living together, 4.1% had a female householder with no husband present, 2.6% had a male householder with no wife present, and 48.6% were non-families. 45.5% of all households were made up of individuals, and 31% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 1.80 and the average family size was 2.46.
The median age in the city was 64.3 years. 12.3% of residents were under the age of 18; 3% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 14% were from 25 to 44; 22% were from 45 to 64; and 48.6% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the city was 45.1% male and 54.9% female.
David Berman, Las Vegas gambling pioneer and Jewish mob boss, grew up in Ashley
Bryan Klipfel, superintendent of the North Dakota Highway Patrol (2003–2007)
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Coming to America! King Felipe and Queen Letizia's best photos from their trip to the states
Letizia was spotted sweetly putting her hand behind the first lady's back as they walked into the White House.
The stylish women joined their husbands in the Oval Office.
The two women, who are known for their impeccable style and designer wardrobes, showed off their similar sense of fashion wearing belted frocks, which they paired with solid coloured stilettos to match their dresses.
Queen Letizia was actually wearing a Michael Kors dress that Melania has donned in 2017, but in a different candy-coloured hue.
Photos: © Getty Images
For their second day in San Antonio, Texas, Queen Letizia and King Felipe made a stop to the San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) to admire the Masterpieces of Spanish Painting from Madrid Collections.
Queen Letizia was spotted in a polka-dot dress by Matilde Cano perfect for any summery occasion. The fashionable royal paired her look with a pair of slingback stilettos.
Welcome to Texas! On June 17, Felipe and Letizia received quite the welcome from the city of San Antonio at the Governor's Palace. Mayor of San Antonio Ron Nirenberg presented the couple with the first edition of the Key of the San Antonio Missions. The royals were in town to help celebrate its 300th anniversary and also commemorate its Spanish roots. The plaque seen here honours their visit and the big anniversary.
The 45-year-old looked stunning as she greeted fans in a sleeveless red dress which featured a bold pattern.
Her 50-year-old husband made for dapper visitor in a fitted suit as he greeted locals.
Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI were then shown around the historic church site Mission San José.
The Queen had her fan on hand to combat the hot Texas weather.
Touchdown! The King and Queen of Spain arrived to New Orleans, Louisiana on June 14 to kick off their six-day visit to the United States.
Photo: © Casa de S.M. el Rey
The mom of two looked characteristically stylish — and patriotic — wearing a red dress by BOSS for her arrival to America.
On June 15, King Felipe and his wife visited the historic headquarters of the City of New Orleans.
As part of the city's Tricentennial celebration at Gallier Hall, the Queen and King were presented with the key of the city from the mayor of New Orleans, LaToya Cantrell.
Photo: EMILK KASK/AFP/Getty Images
The royals were also honoured with a plaque. His Majesty said, "Examining this era highlights just how far back Spain's mark on the United States reaches, and how deep its roots are, as reflected in the close bonds of friendship between our two nations. And it is our hope that, through this visit, these bonds will become even stronger. Because there are solid reasons for them to grow stronger."
Quick change! The King and Queen made for a picture-perfect duo as they waved to a crowd of well-wishers on Friday, June 15 in coordinating ensembles. The royals embarked on an evening adventure with Louisiana Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser and New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell. The royals were given a tour of the Cabildo, which was the seat of Spanish colonial city hall, and is now a museum in Jackson Square. They browsed the Recovered memories: Spain, New Orleans and the support for the American Revolution exhibition.
On Saturday, June 16, the royal couple paid a cultural visit to the New Orleans Museum of Arts (NOMA).
Queen Letizia and King Felipe looked gorgeous in business attire as they arrived to take a close look at some of the oldest art collections in the New Orleans.
The royals toured the various collections. At one point they enjoyed a cultural show, which was related to the Mardi Gras, a celebration for which the state is famous.
Queen Letizia and King Felipe of Spain traveled across the pond to visit New Orleans and San Antonio, two cities that celebrate the three hundred years of their respective foundations this year and that hold important historical testimony of the deep and close ties that unite Spain and the United States. The royal couple will cap off their trip with a visit to Washington, D.C., where they will meet the Trumps. First Lady Melania Trump's communications director revealed to HOLA! USA that President Donald Trump's wife will host Her Majesty "for tea at the White House." Click through to see highlights from the Spanish royals' stateside trip…
King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain capped off their whirlwind trip the United States with a visit to Washington, D.C. to meet President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.


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South Dakota State Finishes in Top 25 for Second Time in School History
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A Sweet 16 run for South Dakota State in 2018-19 not only put the Jackrabbits in select company on the floor, but it also ranked them among college basketball's best off the floor at season's end.
For just second time in school history at the Division I level, SDSU is in the final Top 25 of the season.
The Jackrabbits, the Summit League regular season and tournament champions, are number-22 in the final USA Today Sports Women's Basketball Coaches Poll.
State finished the season 28-7, advancing to the round of 16 before being knocked off by eventual Final Four participant Oregon in the NCAA Tournament. The Ducks finished fourth in the final rankings.
South Dakota State finished six spots below Syracuse, the team they beat in round two of the tournament.
During the season, the Jackrabbits faced two other teams that finished in the final poll, with non-conference losses to top-ranked and national champion Baylor and number-19 Marquette.
FINAL USA TODAY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COACHES POLL
Baylor 37-1
Notre Dame 35-4
Connecticut 35-3
Oregon 33-5
Mississippi State 33-3
Louisville 32-4
Stanford 31-5
Iowa 29-7
North Carolina State 28-6
Oregon State 26-8
Maryland 29-5
Texas A&M 26-8
South Carolina 23-10
UCLA 22-13
Arizona State 22-11
Syracuse 25-9
Iowa State 26-9
Gonzaga 29-5
Marquette 27-8
Miami-Florida 25-9
Kentucky 25-8
South Dakota State 28-7
Florida State 24-9
Missouri State 25-10
DePaul 26-8
This is the second time in South Dakota State's Division I era that the Jackrabbits ended a season ranked in the final poll. SDSU was ranked 19th in the final poll of 2008-09, the season that saw State make their first NCAA Tournament appearance.
Source: South Dakota State Finishes in Top 25 for Second Time in School History
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Government to announce £70 million towards development of treatments
The Government will announce £70 million of funding to create new manufacturing centres to help speed up the development of medical treatments.
On Monday, science minister Sam Gyimah will set out how the money will go towards creating new medical solutions, including using virtual reality to aid rehabilitation and investing in digital speech therapy solutions for stroke and brain injuries.
During his visit to Imperial College London, Mr Gyimah is expected to see the technology being developed to help patients.
Science minister Sam Gyimah
He will be shown a cartoon-like robot which can improve learning and emotional understanding in children with autism.
The minister is also likely to see some AI facial-recognition research which could help elderly people by detecting the onset of depression, or in security systems to recognise people visiting dementia sufferers' homes as doctors, nurses or relatives.
Mr Gyimah, universities and science minister, said: "Through our ambitious, modern Industrial Strategy we want to unlock the innovations that will help people live better, longer lives by developing the medicines of the future.
"This investment will not only support high-value, highly skilled jobs but will develop lifesaving treatments that could change lives across the UK.
"We want to improve the way we make medicines and we are determined to capitalise on our research and innovation infrastructure, which is why today I am launching the start of the UKRI Research and Innovation Infrastructure Roadmap Programme.
"From RRS Discovery to the UK Biobank and the Diamond Light Source to the UK Data Archive, this country is world-renowned for its research and innovation infrastructure.
"Now, for the first time, we will map this to enable us to showcase our capabilities around the world and identify future opportunities."
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Colonial suspects : suspicion, imperial rule, and colonial society in interwar French West Africa / Kathleen Keller.
Author/creator Keller, Kathleen A. author.
Description xi, 243 pages ; 24 cm.
Intelligence service--Africa, French-speaking West --History --20th century.
Police patrol--Africa, French-speaking West --Surveillance operations --History --20th century.
Dissenters--Africa, French-speaking West --History --20th century.
Anti-imperialist movements--Africa, French-speaking West --History --20th century.
Africa, French-speaking West--Politics and government --1884-1960.
Contents "A vigilant surveillance" : creating suspicion in interwar French West Africa -- "Proceed with a discreet surveillance" : the investigation and surveillance of suspects -- Enemies, charlatans, and propagandists : foreigners under surveillance in AOF -- "Powerless with regard to our nationals" : policing Frenchness and redefining the civilizing mission in AOF -- Creating networks : African suspects, radical politics, and colonial repression.
Abstract A Vietnamese cook, a German journalist, and a Senegalese student--what did they have in common? They were all suspicious persons kept under surveillance by French colonial authorities in West Africa in the 1920s and 1930s. Colonial Suspects looks at the web of surveillance set up by the French government during the twentieth century as France's empire slipped into crisis. As French West Africa and the French Empire more generally underwent fundamental transformations during the interwar years, French colonial authorities pivoted from a stated policy of "assimilation" to that of "association." Surveillance of both colonial subjects and visitors traveling through the colonies increased in scope. The effect of this change in policy was profound: a "culture of suspicion" became deeply ingrained in French West African society. Kathleen Keller notes that the surveillance techniques developed over time by the French included "shadowing, postal control, port police, informants, denunciations, home searches, and gossip." This ad hoc approach to colonial surveillance mostly proved ineffectual, however, and French colonies became transitory spaces where a global cast of characters intermixed and French power remained precarious. Increasingly, French officials--in the colonies and at home--reacted in short-sighted ways as both perceived and real backlash occurred with respect to communism, pan-Africanism, anticolonialism, black radicalism, and pan-Islamism. Focusing primarily on the port city of Dakar (Senegal), Keller unravels the threads of intrigue, rumor, and misdirection that informed this chaotic period of French colonial history.
General note Based on the author's thesis (doctoral)--Rutgers University, 2007.


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Prescription Drug Spending Projected To Hit $400 Billion By 2020
Published by Riley Schatzle on Thursday, May 5, 2016 | Medical News
Last year IMS Health estimated that patients, insurers, government programs and other payers spent a total of $309.5 billion on prescription medicines in 2015 - an increase of $24.3 billion from the year prior.
While the cost of prescription drugs continue to rise each year, a new report released last month indicated that drug prices will increase an additional 22 percent over the next 5 years. The Inc, who fostered the report, said they expect US drug spending to reach nearly $400 billion by the year 2020.
The Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) conducted a survey last August illustrating that 72 percent of the respondents deemed prescription drugs unreasonably expensive. The overwhelming majority of those surveyed also expressed beliefs that drug companies are too concerned with their profits and not concerned enough with the health of their patients.
Drug sales tend to increase over the first several years after first being introduced, and right now many drugs are reaching that point of widespread popularity. The result of this increase in demand is a severe inflation of prices. Last year alone, the United States watched as 43 new drugs and 30 new formulations were launched into circulation - drugs which are expected to see an increase in demand and subsequent price inflation in the next 5 years.
The anticipated 22 percent increase over the next half decade takes into account net prices paid after the deductions of discounts and rebates that manufacturers give to insurers and other payers, which is a popular strategy employed by manufacturers to battle increasing competition.
Murray Aitken, executive director of IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics said in a recent statement:
"[The soaring price of drugs] reflects the new dynamics in the marketplace, where we have heightened competition in several major therapy areas, including diabetes, with manufacturers taking price concessions through rebates."
Aitken also mentioned the 20 million newly insured Americans that that are receiving generic drugs due to the Affordable Healthcare Act:
"We have more people with health insurance (now), and that could be a reason we're having more uptake in brand-name drug use."
This point is especially prevalent in 2015 as generic drugs, including off-patent medications, accounted for nearly 89 percent of all prescriptions filled, which are typically the type of drugs administered to patients who receive care covered by the Affordable Healthcare Act.
Right now, U.S. drug spending accounts for roughly 40 percent of the total expenditure worldwide. This is due in part because the American population as a whole spends more than the economies of other countries, but despite the heavily induced capitalism seen within the United States, the cost of drugs remains a major issue for healthcare professionals, patients and taxpayers nationwide.


Samsung recently confirmed its "Galaxy Unpacked 2016" event for February 21 in Barcelona where the company is widely expected to unveil the next Galaxy flagship smartphone with a curved display variant, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge. Now, a new report claims that Samsung may also reveal its yet-unannounced Gear 360 virtual reality (VR) camera at the same event.
Sammobile reports that the South Korean company's Gear 360 VR camera is likely a part of the Project Beyond. The is said to be a spherical camera which can capture 360-degree imagery using two 180-degree 'fisheye' lenses. The Gear 360 camera will reportedly also pair with smartphones via Bluetooth and the company will also have a dedicated Gear 360 Connect app. The report speculates that the Gear 360 VR camera may work with recent high-end Galaxy devices, apart from the Samsung Galaxy S7.
The 360-degree VR camera is said to come with its own battery and also include built-in storage. It is likely to include the Gear 360 Gallery, and a separate remote viewfinder app. Some of camera features tipped in the Gear 360 include HDR, exposure control, white balance and ISO settings, and a Liveview option. The device is rumoured to offer a setting to switch between recording with a 360 (dual lens) or 180 degree (single lens) front or rear view camera. Some of the modes tipped include VR view, dual view, panoramic view, time lapse, and looping video. The device will be capable of recording at a maximum resolution of 3840×1920 pixels when shooting in dual lens mode as well as 1920×1920 pixels in single lens mode. The company was last month reported to have the Gear 360 name trademarked.
The report says that the Samsung Gear 360's video could be streamed live on a connected device; though there is no confirmation on the feature. The camera could also help users easily create 360-degree content for Gear VR headset. The Gear 360 is said to be Samsung's attempt to take the VR experience to the masses.
To recall, Nokia last year launched its first commercially available virtual reality (VR) camera, the Ozo, which was designed and built for professional content creators.


Thanks to the joys of social media, it's much easier to tap into the trends that are getting people talking. Pinterest is the place to go if you're embarking on a home project as it's filled with a wealth of inspiration. Over on the grid, otherwise known as Instagram, you'll discover all sorts of beautiful photographs of homes for us to swoon over. And very often it's the paint choices which encourage us to hit the 'like' button. The problem is that, while you might be inspired by a stunning paint colour you've spotted online, it may not always work in your home.
The key is to look at social media for ideas to help you choose paint colours, However, you should take the lead from your own fabrics and furnishings. Bold, patterned curtains, a colourful textured rug or the shade of your sofa, will all decipher what will work. For those who worry about choosing paint colours and moving away from safe neutrals, don't be. Grey certainly has its place in the home, but perhaps it's time to embrace some colour in the living room. The current trend for blush pinks, emerald greens and inky blues is prompting us to be braver than ever before. So have fun, be bold and experiment!
South facing: If you're lucky to be decorating a south-facing room, enjoy the freedom as most colours will work well. South-facing rooms tend to have lots of sunny, natural light so both cool and dark shades will look fantastic. In our studio, we're currently crushing on Farrow & Ball's Bancha as seen here. It's perfect for those who want to embrace stronger colours in the home. For classy neutrals on the other hand, try Designers Guild Poivre Blanc No 26 or Farrow & Ball Skimming Stone.
East or West facing: An east-facing room will have plenty of light in the morning, but that will dwindle away as the day rolls on. West-facing rooms will feel colder first thing, but warm up by the afternoon. Try experimenting with blue or green shades. Yes, we're back to green – well, it's one of our favourite colours! However, we do love blue too… Remember the natural light will change throughout the day, so check how your paint looks in artificial lighting, too. Craig & Rose have some beautiful green colours and right now, this gorgeous Napleonic Blue by Annie Sloan is one of our favourites.
North facing: These rooms are notoriously trickier to decorate because they don't receive as much warmth and the light will feel darker. Avoid anything too white or light grey, especially if it has cool undertones. Instead, keep things warm with cosy neutrals that are inviting and have a pink or yellow undertone. Rich, cocooning jewel colours are also a winning choice. Take a look at Little Greene Mid Azure 2 or Farrow & Ball Stiffkey Blue to create a cosy and intimate feel.
We think it's impossible to get a true representation of a paint colour by just looking at a screen or colour chart. Our best advice is to get some tester pots of paint and try them out on large pieces of cardboard. Cut the cardboard down so it's at least A4 in size and apply three coats of your chosen paint. Tack the cardboard cut-outs to different places in the room and see how you feel about the colour throughout the day. Don't rush to make a decision, mull it over for a few days and get advice from family and friends, too. For example, we love Dulux's Colour of the Year 2019, Spiced Honey shown here in this living room space. However, in a room with little light, for example, it may not look quite so gorgeous.
If you're still struggling to select a shade, take a peek at Valspar and their paint mixing service. Using a unique colour matching technology, they claim to be able to recreate any colour that the eye can see. Just take a colour sample in and hey presto! They can also provide you with a £3 tester pot so you can go home and experiment.
Dulux offers a fantastic (and free) Visualizer App which aims to give you the confidence to try new colours. The App lets you photograph or video colour from anywhere; from a bunch of flowers to an armchair. Once uploaded you can then see how that colour will look in different rooms in your house. How cool is that?
If that isn't enough, it could be time to explore a Colour Consultancy Service. With prices starting at around £150, brands like Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, Craig & Rose (don't you just love Little Greene's Mid Azure 2 shown here?) all offer this experience. By visiting your home, they will take into account your furnishings, fabrics and the way the house works for you. The result will be a seamless selection of colours that complement your house beautifully.
Farrow & Ball paints have become favourites with industry experts because of their unique depth of colour, high quality ingredients and beautiful finish. Whether you fancy painting your kitchen Skimming Stone, or your lounge Stiffkey Blue, we're giving away a £100 voucher to help kick-start your decorating.
To be in the chance of winning, simply FOLLOW the Christchurch Creative Twitter account (@CCreative4) and RETWEET our competition post. The winner will be chosen at random, after the closing date, midnight on May 14th 2019, and will be notified accordingly. Good luck!
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What is a Career Like as a Book Publicist?
Is reading one of your favourite hobbies? Does the thought of being able to work with your favourite authors, shape the trajectory of a book release or getting your hands on the latest page-turners before anyone else, spark joy?
If so, consider a career in book publicity.
Veteran book publicist Andy Palmer has lived and breathed books for more than 30 years, promoting thousands of titles for the world's biggest names in publishing – Bloomsbury, Allen & Unwin, and Simon & Schuster, to name a few.
These are his tips for nabbing a book publicity role and an overview of what you can expect, working in this sector. If you're after even more insight about life as a book publicist, take a listen to his episode on The PR Pod podcast.
You'll find a link at the bottom of this blog or just search "The PR Pod" on Apple, Spotify or your fave podcast platform.
Breaking Into Book Publishing
Let's face it – an internship can be a necessary evil if you're trying to crack an industry with little-to-no experience behind you. Book publishing is one of those industries.
The reality is book publicity roles are a tad hard to find so if you can secure an internship and become a beloved member of the team, you're going to be top of mind for the next available entry-level role.
The best place to start is head to your favourite publisher's website and see if they offer internships. In Australia, the Australian Publishers Association website is another great resource. It's a hub for the latest internships, job listings and industry events.
Resumes That Stand Out
Regardless of the sector you want to work in or the type of role you're applying for, it's essential your spelling, grammar and punctuation are spot on.
This is particularly true in an industry which deals with language - publishing. Think about it from an employers perspective.... If they have to sift through hundreds of a resumes, they're looking for easy ways to cull that list down to something more manageable. Removing resumes which haven't been proofread properly are an easy place to start.
The head of a publicity department will also be looking for people who share their passion for books and have a connection to their company. Ensure you highlight your favourite recent releases from the publisher you're applying to, mention genres you enjoy and make it clear you're a passionate reader!
If you have PR experience in another sector and want to move across to book publishing, that is an achievable option. In your resume and cover letter, look at how you can create parallels between your previous experience and the requirements of the book publicity role when it comes to structuring campaigns, managing multiple projects at one time and being an agile interview scheduler.
Inside the Publishing House
Publishers release thousands of books every year. Thousands. It's impossible to promote them all.
The average book publicist can expect to work on about four titles per month, and those titles will be at varying stages of their release cycle. You may be planning for a release in a few months time or be in the midst of the launch phase.
There are a number of roles within a publicity team including interns, assistant publicists, junior/senior publicists plus managers and heads of departments. All have varying degrees of responsibilities when it comes to strategy and execution. The higher you are in the food chain, the bigger the author you work with.
Assistant publicists have some of the busiest roles in a department as they're helping coordinate author tours, managing book send-outs plus providing support across the team. It's an exhausting but very rewarding role and it will give you fantastic insight into roll-out of a book release plus the inner-workings of a publishing house.
Elements of an A+ Book Campaign
A book publicity campaign is more art than science – kind of like writing a book, actually.
Much like television or music publicity, the calibre of talent you're working with makes a huge difference to the campaign. A big-name author is an easier sell when you're pitching for high profile media opportunities and if there's something newsworthy on the page like, say, a retired politician dishing dirt on former colleagues – there's even more opportunities to secure coverage.
The kind of media coverage opportunities you might be striving for if all the book elements were working in your favour could be:
A cover, feature stories or profiling opportunities in major newspaper supplements
Features in relevant monthly magazines
A spot on a prime-time television show (for example, The Project or 60 Minutes, if you live in Australia.)
Radio interviews on leading AM and FM programs around the country
Traditional media still has the biggest conversion rate when it comes to selling books. Social media inevitably plays a huge role, too. A great example of this is Madeline Miller's A Song for Achilles, which received a huge resurgence in sales off the back of an organic TikTok campaign.
But the pièce de résistance of any publicity campaign is, and always has been, The Author Tour.
The Author Tour: What to Expect
Forget one-off book signings – a two week promotional tour stacked with speaking events, media interviews and meet-and-greets with the author can be the difference between a shelf-warmer and a bestseller when promoting a new book.
Red-hot international writers are in demand and can be harder to secure for author tours outside of their home countries. In these cases, you might be offered a handful of interviews in lieu of a tour.
However, if you've got a local author or someone who is willing to tour, going on the road with a client can be a publicist's dream.
It's not necessarily as glamourous as it sounds, though. A great publicist needs to be an expert in reading people, managing expectations, an all-in-one personal assistant, available as a sounding board or therapist to unpack an author's woes plus step in as a bodyguard when manoeuvring through airports.
Plus, you need to develop trust and a rapport with this person you'll be spending the next couple of weeks with. So be sure to read their current book plus some of their previous releases. An intimate knowledge of their work will not only help you do your job better – it might be the best icebreaker you have!
At the end of the day, your job is to secure and facilitate interviews to help sell their book but you want to make this tour experience as enjoyable, comfortable and painless as possible for them.
What Makes a Best-seller?
In Australia, book publishers live and die by Nielsen Bookscan. This neat website tracks book sales, which means publishers can see how their books are performing against others. It also shows market trends. In other words, the kinds of manuscripts a publisher should be acquiring more of.
A best-seller doesn't have to achieve a certain number of sales to be bestowed that title, it just has to sit on a best-seller list. And what makes a best-seller isn't always what you think. A book of poetry might only sell a few hundred copies against a political memoir that sells hundreds of thousands. But they both could be best-sellers in their respective categories.
Although having your book publicity campaign result in a best-seller is certainly a triumph, it's not the only judge of a great campaign. And your books won't always become best-sellers. Focus on creating a comprehensive campaign which does that book justice, reaches the relevant target market and is something you're proud of.
Loved these tips and want to learn more about working in book publicity? Listen to the full podcast episode on The PR Pod here. You'll also find this episode on your fave podcast player, just search "The PR Pod".
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Burt County Shootout July 20th and 21st. Details TBA.
Harford County Fair shoot, $500 added money, outdoor arena, no stalls or hookups. This is our third year competing at the Harford County Fair. For those that would like to travel to the Harford County Fair and travel to the Somerset County Fair on July 28 may camp and tie out at Somerset County Fair ground or contact Rob Johnston for other arrangements. The two venues are approximately 3 hours apart.
4 stage match each day this weekend. We're designating this a "Border Wars" weekend so both MA and NH residents earn state points both days. Overnight camping available; bring your own portable turn-outs.
Saturday events starts at Noon Registration 9:30-11:00am	Main Match 4 stages - $70 entry fee 30% Payouts go to full classes Saturday Shotgun 2 stages - $35 Entry Fee Wrangler $10 $5 Clean Shooter - 100% payback Prizes/raffles to be announced closer to event day! Lunch for purchase on site. Dry camping Stalls available call Bill 815-593-0026 to reserve $15 per night/per horse or $25 for the weekend. Outdoor Arena call before you haul 815-593-0026. More information email ambersunacres@aol.com or call Bill.
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IACMSA picked up a new sponsor for this years shoot at Afton, Poet Biorefining has sponsored up to 15 Buckles for the combined times from the Saturday and Sunday shoot. Buckles for the following divisions- men's 1 & senior men's 1 ladies 1 & senior ladies 1 men's 2 & senior men's 2 ladies 2 & senior ladies 2 ect...... all the way to level 6 if we have the entries Wrangler Champion Shotgun Champion Rifle Champion IACMSA will provide a meal on Saturday evening for all shooters and their families & friends Order of events- Friday 7/26 move in after 2 pm Saturday- 7/27 office will close at 10:00 am start time is 11:00 am Rifle to follow main match Sunday-7/28 Cowboy Church- time TBD office closes at 8:00 am Shotgun first starting at 9:00am Main match to follow.
Somerset County Fair has asked us back to hold a competition on Sunday. Outdoor Arena, no stalls or hook-ups. 50% payback, no added money.
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import pytest
import unittest

from modules.sfp_cookie import sfp_cookie
from sflib import SpiderFoot
from spiderfoot import SpiderFootEvent, SpiderFootTarget

@pytest.mark.usefixtures
class TestModuleCookie(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_opts(self):
        module = sfp_cookie()
        self.assertEqual(len(module.opts), len(module.optdescs))

    def test_setup(self):
        sf = SpiderFoot(self.default_options)
        module = sfp_cookie()
        module.setup(sf, dict())

    def test_watchedEvents_should_return_list(self):
        module = sfp_cookie()
        self.assertIsInstance(module.watchedEvents(), list)

    def test_producedEvents_should_return_list(self):
        module = sfp_cookie()
        self.assertIsInstance(module.producedEvents(), list)

    def test_handleEvent_event_data_containing_cookie_should_return_event(self):
        sf = SpiderFoot(self.default_options)

        module = sfp_cookie()
        module.setup(sf, dict())

        target_value = 'spiderfoot.net'
        target_type = 'INTERNET_NAME'
        target = SpiderFootTarget(target_value, target_type)
        module.setTarget(target)

        def new_notifyListeners(self, event):
            expected = 'TARGET_WEB_COOKIE'
            if str(event.eventType) != expected:
                raise Exception(f"{event.eventType} != {expected}")

            expected = 'example cookie'
            if str(event.data) != expected:
                raise Exception(f"{event.data} != {expected}")

            raise Exception("OK")

        module.notifyListeners = new_notifyListeners.__get__(module, sfp_cookie)

        event_type = 'ROOT'
        event_data = 'example data'
        event_module = ''
        source_event = ''
        evt = SpiderFootEvent(event_type, event_data, event_module, source_event)

        event_type = 'WEBSERVER_HTTPHEADERS'
        event_data = '{"cookie": "example cookie"}'
        event_module = 'sfp_spider'
        source_event = evt
        evt = SpiderFootEvent(event_type, event_data, event_module, source_event)
        evt.actualSource = "https://spiderfoot.net/example"

        with self.assertRaises(Exception) as cm:
            module.handleEvent(evt)

        self.assertEqual("OK", str(cm.exception))

    def test_handleEvent_event_data_not_containing_cookie_should_not_return_event(self):
        sf = SpiderFoot(self.default_options)

        module = sfp_cookie()
        module.setup(sf, dict())

        target_value = 'spiderfoot.net'
        target_type = 'INTERNET_NAME'
        target = SpiderFootTarget(target_value, target_type)
        module.setTarget(target)

        def new_notifyListeners(self, event):
            raise Exception(f"Raised event {event.eventType}: {event.data}")

        module.notifyListeners = new_notifyListeners.__get__(module, sfp_cookie)

        event_type = 'ROOT'
        event_data = 'example data'
        event_module = ''
        source_event = ''
        evt = SpiderFootEvent(event_type, event_data, event_module, source_event)

        event_type = 'WEBSERVER_HTTPHEADERS'
        event_data = '{"not cookie": "example cookie"}'
        event_module = 'sfp_spider'
        source_event = evt
        evt = SpiderFootEvent(event_type, event_data, event_module, source_event)
        evt.actualSource = "https://spiderfoot.net/example"

        result = module.handleEvent(evt)

        self.assertIsNone(result)

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The Ninth Doctor Would Have Pushed the Button!
Posted on December 23, 2013 by Joe Standard
DOCTOR WHO show-runner Steven Moffat confirmed to Doctor Who Magazine that the original plan for the 50th anniversary story, "The Day of the Doctor," had Christopher Eccleston's Ninth Doctor wiping out Time Lords and the Daleks to end the Time War — a job that eventually went to the newly created War Doctor (John Hurt).
But even in the beginning, Moffat knew there was a good chance his plans would have to change due to Eccleston's famous reluctance to revisit the role:
"I was pretty certain Chris wouldn't do it, although he did agree to a couple of meetings. So, instead, we had the challenge and excitement of introducing a BBC audience to a brand-new Doctor."
So the Ninth Doctor would have used The Moment and ended the Last Great Time War — whether Moffat liked it or not!
"Yes, but do you know, I was always nervous of that one, because it doesn't fit with [the Doctor as seen in] 'Rose' at all. [Eccleston] is a brand-new Doctor in 'Rose' — he's absolutely, definitely new. It couldn't have been him who pushed the button in the Time War, cos that's a new man, very explicitly, in that episode. I also had trouble, I have to be honest, imagining it being Paul McGann's [Eighth] Doctor.
"So all of this led me to the idea that if you're going to sell to the Not-We audience a Doctor who essentially they haven't seen before, then you have a freer hand than saying it has to be one of the ones you've already had. And it was predicated on getting an enormous star to be able to do it. We got John Hurt, so that was cool! Think of the fuss it's created for us!"
The Time Lord's next big moment comes on Wednesday night, when "The Time of the Doctor" airs on BBC America at 9 p.m. ET.
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