To manage media and public relations and support stakeholder engagement for the NL NDP Caucus.
Reporting to the Chief of Staff, NL NDP Caucus Office, this position is responsible for planning, delivering, and evaluating communications activities to support the work of the Leader, MHAs and the Caucus. This position will be accountable for developing annual and multi-year communications plans for the Caucus, managing media relations, advising Caucus on emerging news issues and the effective communication of policies and priorities of the Caucus.
This position is considered intermediate level. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. To be considered for the position, candidates should clearly demonstrate in their resume that they meet the requirements and qualifications of the position.
If your interests and qualifications match what we are looking for, please email your resume with a cover letter to ndpinfo@gov.nl.ca. For questions regarding the position, please contact Mona Rossiter at MonaRossiter@gov.nl.ca.
While all interest is appreciated, only applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted.
Closing date is August 1, 2017.


NOAA released this satellite photo showing the Great Lakes 85.4 percent covered in ice - just shy of last year's amount.
This winter is nearly as bad as the last one when it comes to the amount of ice on the Great Lakes.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released this satellite photo showing the Great Lakes 85.4 percent covered in ice - just shy of last year's amount.
Experts say all that ice could again lead to a cooler spring and summer.
Chicago weather: Cold settles over the city and suburbs once again.


Submissions will be reviewed by the technical program committees and JOAAT editorial board, and accepted papers will be published in the Journal of Advanced Agricultural Technologies as a special issue, which will be indexed by Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, Google Scholar, Crossref, etc.
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Fifty Poems Fifty
Reed Whittemore
$25.00 paper ISBN 978-0-8166-6952-3
80 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 1970
In addition to his poetry, Mr. Whittemore has written two volumes of criticism and essays and he is the author of the pamphlet Little Magazines in the series of University of Minnesota Pamphlets in American Writers. He has been a consultant in poetry to the Library of Congress and the editor of two literary magazines, Furioso and the Carleton Miscellany. Formerly on the faculty of Carleton College, he is now Professor Emeritus of English at the University of Maryland and a former literary editor of the New Republic.

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Our carefully prepared organic brown rice is very chewy and delicious. It is also filling and packed with dietary fiber and minerals.


With Australia Volunteers International, volunteers make a hands on difference in the fight against poverty. They can help advocate, develop programmes, monitor and evaluate success of Australian Volunteers International's volunteer programmes worldwide. Professionals are needed a various fields, including nursing, communications, education, English teaching, business, social work, trades, allied health and many other professions. Although overseas candidates can apply for some projects, most opportunities are reserved for Australia citizens.
Australian Volunteers International provides opportunities for Australians to become volunteers and assists them in sharing the learning from their international experiences. International volunteers share their knowledge, experiences and skills as they live, work and learn in response to needs expressed by local communities.
These volunteer programmes will appeal to professionals who are seeking an overseas work contract for one or more years. Apply for specific positions online through the Australia Volunteers International website. Applications are due approximately 2 months prior to the anticipated start date. Note: positions are limited for volunteers from countries other than Australia.
If a second language is necessary~ AVI will organize language tuition upon arrival in the host country.


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Father and son team open doors on new-look pub in Daventry
Lucie Green
Published: 15:09 Monday 04 March 2019
A father and son team have opened the doors to a new look pub in Daventry.
The George has been reopened by Gerry and Steven McGeachey after a £120k investment by pub owners, Punch.
It has undergone a transformation including full external and internal redecoration with new signage throughout.
Steven is particularly passionate about making the George a home for all local sports teams to gather, and with an already established pool team is looking forward to seeing The George become a hub for local teams.
He said: "The pub looks great and we are excited to get going and bring the pub back to the heart of the community.
"The George has been my dad's local for years so when the opportunity to run it with Punch arose, it was too good to miss.
"We have a really loyal customer base and have big ambitions to grow the business and bring people back out to use their local pub."
Further works are planned to update the beer garden, which will be ready to use in the spring.
Following the investment, Punch development manager Stuart Taylor said: "We are extremely pleased with the new look pub that has been created here and are confident that with Gerry and Steven at the helm the pub will go from strength to strength."
Punch Taverns owns and operates 1,300 pubs across England, Scotland and Wales and is investing £32 million in its pub estate in the next year with the right publicans running their pubs.


Art plays an important role in the school system, and this article gives information on why it is necessary. Full restoration of all related arts courses is needed in order to provide a well rounded education to all the students. The non-education degree undertaken provides the content knowledge for two teaching areas, while the education degree provides the skills and knowledge for the teaching of the content.
Three, veteran teachers at a public elementary school did a case study which involved teaching through the arts. While most visual arts classes attend to some twenty-first century skills, a Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB) classroom addresses even more.
Students in Purdue's Art Education program develop a broad understanding of the visual arts, and the desire to communicate this understanding to others. Hands on activity … is the most effective way of learning and is considered true learning" (Educational Philosophies in the Classroom, pg.1). The Getty Education Institute completed an experiment from 1988 to 1990 where art educators from several states developed various DBAE lesson units, but not a complete curriculum.
The concept of education in Islam is not only getting decent earnings but practicing it in real life for the betterment of the others. One of my high school art teachers used something that I am only now able to identify as a very dry, rigid use of DBAE, making us memorize facts about a different piece of art every day and write short paragraphs about them each day.
Arts Educational Schools London is a genuinely amazing environment where everyone works incredibly hard in the area they feel absolutely passionate about. Our Educational Doctorate in Transformational Change (EdD) provides dynamic opportunities for understanding the world of teaching and learning in a variety of settings from classroom to boardroom. For a full listing of class requirements, procedures, and policies, refer to Department of Fine Arts Student Handbook PDF.
These are important to the school reform model of education that is proposed in this article. Applicants should possess their own studio/workplace, which should include suitable technical facilities within reasonable access of the school. APAEP teachers are committed to the idea that all people deserve access to arts and education, and that all lives hold value.
Choosing a course is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make! Through the last fifty years, many Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu schools have opened and broken away from the original members of the Gracie family, making subtle differences in styles within Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Art History develops the skills necessary to analyse and interpret a world that is saturated with images.
To study the modern history of art is becoming more difficult because of the rapid changes in the different fields. Since in a mixed martial arts training session, it is a requirement that each trainee maintain the set schedule. Nevertheless, a B.A. in Art History is a desirable qualification for any museum job and is a prerequisite for attending graduate school in Curatorial Studies.
The north west arts and health network is changing – flexing and evolving with the times – still with its feet firmly on the ground in the north of england, but responsive to the many international voices that get in touch. For a number of students the course also serves as a preparation for the unique, on-going (since 2000), and sustainable interdisciplinary project C.A.L.M. (Community Action in Learning Music— / ) that aims to communal creative engagement between high-risk" Greek schools and the music department.
In spite of emigration and a well-developed connection to music influences from Britain and the United States, Irish music has kept many of its traditional aspects and has itself influenced many forms of music, such as country and roots music in the USA, which in turn have had some influence on modern rock music.
The Arts and Education Council builds appreciation, participation and support for arts and arts education through the St. Louis community. The Arts and the Creation of Mind, In Chapter 4, What the Arts Teach and How It Shows. A BA in liberal arts can also provide the foundations for careers in medicine and business. Thea Rutherford Writer, teacher, former journalist and MA student in Arts Education.
The students in the Arts stream were somewhat of a laughing stock to us in the Science stream since they were only there because they could not get good enough results to get into the Science Stream. Everyone is committed to the school and wants to get the most out of every minute of the day.
Because of where our world is headed with technology, kids are going to have to use their whole brain, not just the logistical side, to be successful. The first major Recoverist event took place in the Manchester School of Art last Tuesday with around 150 people attending from around the UK, Italy, Germany, France and Lithuania. Register now for the University of Auckland 3 Minute Thesis 2017 – Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries preliminary heats.
The Pittsburgh school of culinary arts, PCI, offers quality education in culinary rich in history and the methods from the respected and admired programs of Le Cordon Bleu. Soke Hausel was also awarded as Professor of Martial Arts by a German Martial Arts Association in 2013.
Chronological summary of major movements, styles, periods and artists that have contributed to the evolution and development of visual art. Graduates of the program understand past and contemporary visual art forms, can demonstrate knowledge of key monuments and objects within a breadth of discrete periods and regions of artistic production, know the history and literature of methodologies employed in art history, and are conversant in the key discourses, themes and issues associated with the global study of art history.
If the history of art has encouraged a division of general history into phases or periods, specialised studies of art seem to offer few concrete insights into the larger social and political factors, or the prevailing day-to-day attitudes and ways of life, that might characterise such periods.
THE SECRET HISTORY OF ART takes you on a series of private guided tours of the world's greatest artworks. Vancouver Art Gallery is presenting an exhibition of work by Walker Evans, a preeminent American photographer who shaped the history of twentieth-century photography. The history of 20th-century art is a narrative of endless possibilities and the search for new standards, each being torn down in succession by the next.
Students from around the world enrol in this unique four-year program, which combines hands-on studio work at Sheridan with an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Art and Art History from the University of Toronto Mississauga. After research, I found out that SOAS was a prestigious school with notable alumni and also that I could study History of Art and Law as a joint degree, which is perhaps the only school in the world that offers this at the BA level.


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Chevron CRUSH is an experimental in situ shale oil extraction technology to convert kerogen in oil shale to shale oil. The name stands for Chevron's Technology for the Recovery and Upgrading of Oil from Shale. It is developed jointly by Chevron Corporation and the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

History
The Chevron CRUSH technology bases on the earlier in situ efforts. Sinclair Oil Corporation conducted an experiment using both natural and induced fractures to establish communication between wells and developing an in situ combustion process.  Geokinetics, the Sandia National Laboratories, and the Laramie Energy Technology Center of the U.S. Department of Energy conducted field tests fracturing oil-shale formation by explosives and hydraulic fracturing technology.  Equity Oil Company, Continental Oil Company and the University of Akron studied the benefit of carbon dioxide as a carrier gas to facilitate a higher yield of shale oil.  Based on these works, Chevron Corporation and the Los Alamos National Laboratory started a cooperation in 2006 to improve the recovery of hydrocarbons from oil shale.  In 2006, the United States Department of the Interior issued a research, development and demonstration lease for Chevron's demonstration project on public lands in Colorado's Piceance Basin.  In February 2012, Chevron notified the Bureau of Land Management and the Department of Reclamation, Mining and Safety that it intends to divest this lease.

Process

For decomposition kerogen in oil shale, the Chevron CRUSH process uses heated carbon dioxide. The process involves drilling vertical wells into the oil shale formation and applying horizontal fractures induced by injecting carbon dioxide through drilled wells and then pressured through the formation for circulation through the fractured intervals to rubblize the production zone.  For further rubblization propellants and explosives may be used.  The used carbon dioxide then be routed to the gas generator to be reheated and recycled.  The remaining organic matter in previously heated and depleted zones is combusted in-situ  to generate the heated gases required to process successive intervals. These gases would then be pressured from the depleted zone into the newly fractured portion of the formation and the process would be repeated. The hydrocarbon fluids are brought up in conventional vertical oil wells.

Isolation of groundwater
The processing area is isolated from surrounding groundwater by creating fractured areas ("pockets"), approximately  wide and  high within the center of the oil shale deposit. In this way, about  of the confining layer would separate the process area from the water bearing layers above and below, keeping the aquifers out of the production zone.

See also
 Shell in situ conversion process
 ExxonMobil Electrofrac

References

Oil shale technology
Chevron Corporation
Hydraulic fracturing
Oil shale in the United States

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Palestinian football chief demands Israel expulsion
By | AFP
FIFA President Sepp Blatter (centre right), Palestinian Football Association chairman Jibril Rajoub (centre) and FIFA Vice-President Prince Ali bin al-Hussein with Palestinian children in the West Bank town of Tulkarm July 7, 2013. (AFP/File)
RAMALLAH, Palestinian Territories (AFP) – The Palestinian Football Association (PFA) on Thursday urged FIFA to expel Israel from the international federation, saying it had refused to allow several Arab youth teams into the Palestinian territories.
"We ask (FIFA) for a red card, because the yellow card has been raised now for a long time," PFA chief Jibril al-Rujub told reporters in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
"We are clinging to the red card to take away the Israeli occupation's legitimacy and we will not accept any compromise," Rujub said.
Rujub said Israel had denied representatives of the West Asian Football Federation (WAFF), which includes 12 Arab national football associations, permits to enter the occupied Palestinian territories to play in the WAFF Under-17's Championship, that was due to begin Thursday.
Three managers of the Jordanian football union, two UAE representatives and 13 managers and players from Iraq were refused entry, he said.
Rujub told AFP that WAFF was contacting FIFA and the European football federation UEFA, to which Israel also belongs, to "put pressure on Israel to issue the necessary permits" for the tournament to go ahead.
Israel was due to supply permits for all the teams by August 10.
UEFA was to issue a statement on the matter within 48 hours.
The Palestinian territories are also due to host the WAFF Under-21's Youth Championship in the first week of October.


I can definitely relate… whether it is loneliness, or some other struggle, the response I often get when sharing is, "wow, you're so brave". While, in a sense, I understand that response, I think the interpretation of my intent is lost. It is exactly as you said: I do not share that because I'm trying to be brave, i'm not. I do not share these struggles because I want a pity party. To be blunt, I do not even share it to benefit them in their struggles. I share those kinds of struggles because at times I feel like they are so overwhelming, so large, so crushing, that at times (most of the time) I don't event know how to cope and exist with them. I feel like I have to talk about it, for my own benefit. That's what the gospel has done, and continues to do for me. It assures me of my position before God in spite of the struggle of loneliness, even in spite of my lack of joy and contentment in light of the gospel. I can share these struggles, as you have here, knowing that I am known and loved with joy by one who is more supreme, and has more authority than anyone I could share these struggles with. Thankful for posts like these that warm my heart. Keep 'em coming.
Brendon! Thank you for those words. I understand those feelings nearly exactly. I have a hard time too with my own anxieties, doubts, and loneliness. I get those words, and that's one of the reasons I've begun writing. In a lot of ways this blog is for myself, to help cope and to help peel back some of the sludge. A hopeful byproduct is that some might relate, but posts like these are helpful for me in the writing process. It seems I have to remind myself of the darkness but also too of the beauty of Jesus as I write. I think you just mentioned that same tension.
Thanks for encouraging me to write more. It's scary, but glad my words could be of help in some way.


What is a Native and Why Buy Native Plants for your Landscape?
A native plant is one which occurred within this region before settlement by Europeans. Native plants include ferns and club mosses; grasses, sedges and rushes; perennial and annual wildflowers; and the woody trees, shrubs, and vines which covered "Penn's Woods" when the first settlers arrived. There are 2,100 native plant species known in Pennsylvania.
Not everyone has a green thumb or the ability to know how to plant that will save them time, energy, resources, plus do good things for the environment. What we plant, how we plant and where we plant can affect our wildlife, energy usage, carbon footprint and more.
In order to make wise planting decisions, it's important to have the right tools, and we don't just mean shovels and rakes! Become familiar with the benefits of native plants and trees and how they can help you and the environment. Natives not only look great, they require less care and provide more benefits to wildlife. They also can help keep invasive species at bay. Use our native plant database to identify some of the best natives to use to fit your needs. Our garden templates will inspire you to create an inviting and Earth-friendly landscape.
Ann Vayansky has spent many years teaching about and planting native gardens in northern Pennsylvania. She strongly advocates planting landscapes with natives to create habitats that strengthen our native wildlife populations, especially native pollinators.


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А́демс Ро́берт (; ,  — , ) — ирландский хирург.

Жизнь
Адемс Роберт родился в Ирландии, учился в Тринити-колледж (Дублин) с 1810 по 1814 года и получил степень бакалавра в 1814 году. Он начал свою медицинскую подготовку под руководством Уильяма Хартигана и Джорджа Стюарта, ведущих хирургов Дублина того времени. Он был избран членом Королевского колледжа хирургов в 1818 году, а затем уехал за границу для завершения медицинского и хирургического обучения.

По возвращении в Дублин работал хирургом в Jervis Street Hospital и госпитале Ричмонда. Он принял участие в создании Carmichael School of Medicine и преподавал там в течение многих лет.
Позже он три раза становился президентом Королевского колледжа хирургов и Патологического общества Дублина.

Приступ Морганьи-Эдемс-Стокса назван в том числе в его честь.

Похоронен в Дублине на кладбище Маунт Джером.

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HomeSpecialsPower Shot: National Infrastructure Pipeline proposes major outlay for the sector
Power Shot: National Infrastructure Pipeline proposes major outlay for the sector
National Infrastructure Pipeline proposes major outlay for the sector
In a major push for the infrastructure sector, the government recently released a five-year roadmap for investments in infrastructure projects. On the basis of the information compiled as on date, the total capex projected for the infrastructure sectors during 2019-25 is a massive Rs 102 trillion. Notably, the sector with the highest projected investments is energy, constituting 24 per cent share at Rs 24.54 trillion.
The projects, which will be implemented under the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) mechanism, comes against the backdrop of the government's push to achieve a GDP of $5 trillion by 2024-25, for which India needs to spend about $1.4 trillion on infrastructure.
Of the Rs 102 trillion projected outlay, conventional power and renewable energy projects will see significant outlays of Rs 11.8 billion and Rs 9.3 billion respectively. While the private sector is expected to take a lead in renewable energy investments, the investments in conventional and atomic energy projects would come largely from the public sector, the NIP report notes.
The task force for drafting the NIP is chaired by the secretary, Department of Economic Affairs (DEA), and includes senior officials from the finance ministry and NITI Aayog as its members. The terms of reference for the task force were to identify large, technically feasible and financially viable projects from all central government ministries for implementation during the period 2020 to 2025, validate their capital investment, and monitor their implementation.
The NIP comes at a time when investments in the infrastructure sector have been declining. According to the report, infrastructure investment during fiscals 2008 to 2017 was at about Rs 60 trillion ($1.1 trillion at the average exchange rates of the respective years). Infrastructure investment in the Eleventh Five-Year Plan (2007-08 to 2011-12) was Rs 24 trillion and in the Twelfth Five-Year Plan (2012-13 to 2016-17) was Rs 36 trillion at current prices.
However, infrastructure as a proportion of GDP declined to around 5.8 per cent during the Twelfth Plan period from 7 per cent during the Eleventh Plan. As per estimates, India's infrastructure investment in 2017-18 and 2018-19 was around Rs 10.2 trillion and Rs 10 trillion respectively. During this period, infrastructure investments were predominantly made by the public sector (central and state governments), with a share of about 65 per cent, while the private sector accounted for about 35 per cent. Sector-wise, the power sector constituted around 32 per cent of the total infrastructure investment in India during 2007-08 and 2018-19.
NIP overview
The NIP has been drafted on a best-effort basis by aggregating the information provided by various stakeholders including ministries, departments, state governments and the private sector across infrastructure subsectors. The NIP constitutes projects that cost over Rs 1 billion each. To draw up the NIP, a bottom-up approach was adopted wherein all under-construction projects, proposed greenfield projects, brownfield projects and those at the conceptualisation stage were sought to be captured. Of the total Rs 102 trillion outlay, projects worth Rs 42.7 trillion (or 42 per cent) are under implementation, projects worth Rs 32.7 trillion (32 per cent) are at the conceptualisation stage and the rest are under development. Projects worth Rs 3,000 billion will be added to the infrastructure development roadmap after large states such as Gujarat, West Bengal, Rajasthan and Bihar share their updated lists with the finance ministry.
At an all-India level, the private sector accounts for about 22 per cent of the projects during the 2019-25 period, while the central and state sectors are expected to account for 39 per cent each.
In terms of sector breakdown, the energy sector – comprising conventional power, renewable energy, atomic energy, petroleum and natural gas – constitutes 24 per cent share. Other sectors with significant shares include roads (19 per cent), urban infrastructure (16 per cent) and railways (13 per cent).
Under the NIP, budgetary support to the identified infrastructure projects will increase from 0.74 per cent of GDP in fiscal 2020 to 1.11 per cent of GDP by the end of fiscal 2025.
The task force has made recommendations on the changes needed in key sectoral policies. It also highlights other reform initiatives to be taken up by the central and state governments, such as ensuring that the sanctity of contracts is upheld and that adequate safeguards are built in in the form of clearly quantified termination payments under various possible scenarios.
A monitoring mechanism has also been suggested to ensure timely implementation of projects. The task force has recommended the facilitation of joint ventures between global and domestic companies in infrastructure as "only a handful of strong private sector participants are available, reducing the pace of infrastructure build-out through PPP modes".
On the energy sector's vision up to 2025, the NIP task force envisages that the per capita electricity consumption will be increased from 1,181 kWh to 1,616 kWh. It adds that by 2025, the installed power capacity would be increased to 619 GW with the thermal, renewables, hydro and nuclear segments expected to account for 50 per cent, 39 per cent, 9 per cent and 2 per cent share respectively. The share of renewable energy in total consumption, which stands at 9 per cent, would be increased to 19 per cent.
The task force also envisions lowering the aggregate technical and commercial (AT&C) losses through increased public-private partnerships (PPP) in distribution, reforming the power sector through open access in distribution, ensuring regular tariff revisions, introducing smart metering across all consumer categories, and ensuring all related services such as new connections, security deposits and reconnections are digitalised.
A major focus of attention under the NIP would be to improve the global competitive ranking for water and electricity utility infrastructure (India currently ranks more than 100) through the implementation of the UDAY 2.0 programme.
As for the investment roadmap, there is a variance in the sectors, as outlined below:
Conventional power: According to the NIP, the overall investments in the conventional power sector are expected to be about Rs 11.8 trillion. Almost 57 per cent of the investments are projected to be made by the states, 37 per cent by the central government and only 6 per cent by the private sector. The major projects in this sector would include the Dibang hydropower project (NHPC Limited) and the HVDC Bipole Link Project (Power Grid Corporation of India Limited).
Renewable energy: This segment has a well-stocked pipeline through fiscal 2025 given the 450 GW target visibility, the task force notes. The cumulative investments in the renewable energy sector are expected to be Rs 9.3 billion till fiscal 2025. Notably, unlike the conventional sector projects, 100 per cent of these projects are expected to be implemented by the private sector. In terms of the status of these projects, around 81 per cent are at the conceptualisation stages, 16 per cent are under development and the remaining 3 per cent are under implementation.
Atomic energy: The cumulative investments for the atomic energy segment are expected to be Rs 1.5 trillion in the forecast period. All the projects will be undertaken by the central sector. The entire investment is expected to be made in projects that are already under implementation. One of the major projects under execution as per the NIP will be the Kudankulam nuclear power project of Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited.
Key concerns and the way forward
The unveiling of the NIP, a first-of-its-kind exercise, reiterates the government's commitment to steer the infrastructure sector onto a higher growth curve and help mega infrastructure projects get off the ground.
That said, there is cautious optimism in the industry regarding the announcement. Financing the proposed investments under the NIP would be a key challenge. According to a CARE Ratings report, "Given the constrained finances of the government and the private sector in the backdrop of prevailing economic weakness, which is unlikely to see a noteworthy improvement over the next two to three years, the ability of the implementing agencies to finance these investments would be a challenge." The state sector is expected to take the lead in financing the power sector investments with a share of 57 per cent of the total projected investments.
Analysts describe the NIP as work in progress, as more clarity is awaited on projects that are to be included in the NIP list. The finance ministry is reportedly expected to soon put out a detailed list of about 6,000 projects, which form the basis of the NIP report. The industry also expects more clarity on the NIP projects in the upcoming budget. Moreover, experts point out that given that the power sector is bogged down by several issues at the state level, such as overdue payments from state discoms to generators, renewable energy curtailment and the lack of discom appetite for signing new PPAs, the NIP will only be effective if the states are brought on board to deliver on the infrastructure pipeline.
For now, the fine print and action on the NIP are both keenly awaited.
Reya Ramdev


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void
Hajautustesti.asetaAlueet(Alue alue,
           Alue kuvapinta)

abstract void
Fraktaali.asetaAlueet(Alue alue,
           Kuvapinta kuvapinta)

Asettaa fraktaalille renderöitävän alueen

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Tyo.alue

Alue-muuttujaan on tallennettuna työalue

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Tyo(String fraktaali,
   Alue alue,
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          Alue alue,
          Kuvapinta pinta)

TyoMaarays(String fraktaali,
          Alue alue,
          Kuvapinta pinta,
          int hajautus)

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EMPLOYMENT : GETTING EUROPEANS BACK TO WORK A PRIORITY FOR DUBLIN.
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The Irish Presidency of the EU has pledged to do all it can in order to rapidly reach an agreement on a proposed youth guarantee' scheme. Ireland's Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton made this promise before the European Parliament's Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (EMPL), on 23 January. "The informal meeting, on 7 and 8 February, will be devoted to getting Europeans back to work. Ministers will be invited to discuss the active inclusion of unemployed households, qualifications, the situation for aged women and the youth guarantee. We hope to reach an agreement on this guarantee during the formal meeting, on 28 February," she said.
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By mid-2000s, dance music was a part of popular culture. Social media such as YouTube and SoundCloud assisted in fueling interest in electro house and Dubstep, popularizing Skrillex with his harsher production style called "bro step".
EDM became heavily influenced by live events. Promoters and venues realized DJs could generate larger profits than traditional musicians. EDM festivals like Electric Daisy Carnival and Defqon grew in size, emphasising visual experiences, such as video and lighting effects. Major acts like Avicii and Swedish House Mafia, were holding concert tours at large arenas rather than just nightclubs. In 2011 "Spin", announced a "new rave generation" led by David Guetta, Deadmau5, and Skrillex. In January 2013, "Billboard" introduced a new EDM, Dance/Electronic Songs chart, tracking the top electronic songs based on sales, radio airplay and online streaming.
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What would the world be like if the space race started during World War II? If Teddy Roosevelt had fought in World War I? If Joseph McCarthy had been elected President? Those and other questions are answered in these nine stories of alternate histories, when the world as we know it might have turned out different than it is today, if only one minor (or major) change had occurred in history. Included in this collection are: "A Massachusetts Yankee in King Arthur's Court" by Harry Turtledove; "Ike at the Mike" by Howard Waldrop; "Looking for the Fountain" by Robert Silverberg; "The Return of William Proxmire" by Larry Niven; "The Arrival of Truth" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch; "Goddard's People" by Allen Steele; "Over There" by Mike Resnick; "Bloodstained Ground" by Brian Thomsen; and "We Could Do Worse" by Gregory Benford.
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Alternate History can be the matrix for some excellent speculation and a better understanding of what we are in this reality. This collection almost totally fails to live up to its potential. The Manhattan Project is shunted aside in favor of a rocket program that shoots down an incoming missile? Teddy Roosevelt recreates the Rough Riders to fight in WWI? These could be interesting, but are barely developed…and history doesn't change much. Other premises are just silly: JFK goes back in time to see the real Camelot; Eisenhower rejects military training and becomes a jazz clarinetist. The only story with any texture is Rusch's "The Arrival of Truth", in which Sojourner Truth's teaching leads to slave revolts.
There are some really nice stories in this anthology, with the highlight being "The Return of William Proxmire" by Larry Niven. "Looking for the Fountain" by Robert Silverberg is also one that stood out for me.
However, I found a several of these stories rather pedestrian and flat. Perhaps it was the production--to me it always seemed like the narration was very flat and almost toneless. It sure seems like a good re-engineering would make it easier to listen to this set.
So you take the good with the bad and come out even? At least I did.
We Could Do Worse is an excellent collection of Alternative History short stories, one of my favourite genres.
The readings are excellent, and the different voices match very well the different subject matter and tone of each story.
The weakest story is possibly "A Massachusetts Yankee in King Arthur's Court" by Harry Turtledove, about JFK, the real Camelot and a queen with strong appetites; I'm not a fan of Harry Turtledove, I find his writing a bit turgid, but the story is still a lot of fun, and the narrator gives us a bit of 'Boston Bray' to keep it light and on track. "The Arrival of Truth" about a slave uprising in the American South is truly poignant, and "Goddard's People" is a wonderful story of a great pioneer who might have done even more for modern rocketry if the world was slightly different, or if he had been both less and more that he was.
The stories are about a 'worse' history that is sometimes better, and sometimes both.
Please Audible, more Alt. Hist. compilations!
This was such a rip off. the sound quality sucked, and there were not enough stories to make it worthwhile. Audible has been diaappointing me a lot lately, I thonk it's time to cancel my subscription.
I'm a fan of short stories and really enjoyed this excellent collection of alternate history short stories. It's an enjoyable read.
I tend to really enjoy this type of book all the way around. I like alternative histories, and I like collections of short stories by different authors with a similar theme or universe. But this really disappointed me. Maybe it would have liked it more if I hadn't had high expectations. But none of the stories really stuck with me. Some were just so implausible they really didn't feel like alternative histories any more than Alice in Wonderland. I didn't find the narration notable either, but it was far from the worst. I wouldn't hesitate to listen to more books by these two, but I wouldn't seek them out either. Overall, just sort of there. Pick it up if you have strong interest in one of the historical figures. If not, pass.
I love Alternate History stories and I'm a big fan of Larry Niven and Harry Turtledove!
Sadly this misses the mark. The stories left me not caring weather or not they could have happened. With the exception of the last story, it wouldn't make any difference in my life if they happened or not.
If you get this and decide not to finish listening, skip to the last story it is by far the best.
I'm a great fan of what-ifs, so I bought this without even reading the reviews!
Most of the stories are not 'what-ifs' as I understand the genre, i.e. the change in the past, in most of these stories, have no effect on the future. When you listen to them, it's a bit odd, you're left thinking 'er, so what?'.
Personally, I didn't find any of of them evocative enough to make up for the lack of plot interest.
My most recent 'what-if' is SS-GB, which I did enjoy!
I love history and the "what if" scenarios, but I am 45 minutes in this book and nothing of substance has happened. I gave it up, 45 minutes is my treshold. After that my braincells have to be engaged.
As the teaser says, it's an alternate history book. However, in several cases, it does not live up to it's hype....e.g. "What if McCarthy got elected POTUS?". The answer is not "what if" but "how"? My favorite is "Mass. Yankee in King Arthur's Court." In this story, President JFK goes to Camelot and gets laid by Guinevere. Teddy R's story is no less exciting, but portrays him as anachronistic. Niven only authored a single story in this anthology. Fun read, you'll like it.


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From time to time my mind is prone to wander—times like a blowout football game (Texans 31—Bengals 10). So from the comfort of my chair, I began to ponder its nomenclature—why is it called a recliner?
After a little research, I discovered that incline, recline and decline are forms of the word cline with different prefixes added. Cline comes from the Latin verb clino (to slope, incline, bend).
The word incline is used in reference to something that deviates in an upward fashion from a horizontal plane. It is also used as an attitude of the mind, such as: I'm inclined to say . . .
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Since I'm seated in an upright position, perhaps a different designation is in order. Would it be more accurate to rename my recliner a de-uprighter—down-right confusing isn't it?
I've put a confusing twist on a couple of words to illustrate the approach used by people who want to pervert the gospel of Christ (Galatians 1:6-9). A common tactic is to take a little truth, mix it with their error, and spin it into a false teaching.
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To see this in action, checkout the [example project here](https://github.com/edu526/cs-file-chooser-example).

[![NPM](https://nodei.co/npm/cs-file-chooser.png?stars&downloads)](https://nodei.co/npm/cs-file-chooser/)
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- [Installation](#installation)
- [Usage](#usage)
  - [`CsFileChooserController` Provider](#cs-file-chooser-controller-provider)
- [Examples](#examples)

# Installation
## Install the module via NPM
```shell
npm i --save cs-file-chooser
```
## Import it in your app's module(s)

Import `CsFileChooserModule.forRoot()` in your app's main module

```ts
import { CsFileChooserModule } from 'cs-file-chooser';

@NgModule({
    ...
    imports: [
      ...
      CsFileChooserModule.forRoot()
      ],
    ...
})
export class AppModule {}
```

# Usage

## `CsFileChooserController` Provider

### openCsFileChoooser
```ts
openCsFileChoooser(options?: ICsOptionsFile): Observable<any>
```
#### OPTIONS

_(optional)_ Advanced configuration.

Param | Type | Description | Default
--- | --- | --- | ---
`showHiddenFiles` | boolean |Show hidden system files. | `false`
`maxFiles` | number | Maximum number of selectable files. | `30`
`whiteList` | String[] | Allow extensions. | `[]`
`blackList` | String[] |Deny extensions. | `[]`
`type` | String | Show files: `'grid'`, `'list'`. | `grid`
`onlyDocuments` | boolean |  Show only documents files. | `false`
`previewImage` | boolean | Show preview image. [DEV] | `false`

### Return

#### `Object`
```ts
{
  nativeURLs: [
    {
      metadata:{
        size: Number,
        typeSize: String,
        mimeType: String
	  },
      nativeUrl: String
    }
  ]
}
```
Array of nativeURLs (ISelectedFile[])
# Examples
## Simple Example
```ts
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { CsFileChooserController } from 'cs-file-chooser';

@Component({
  selector: 'test-page',
  templateUrl: './test.html'
})

export class TestPage {

  constructor(
    private _csFileChooserCtrl: CsFileChooserController
  ) {}

  openFileChooser() {
    this._csFileChooserCtrl.openCsFileChoooser()
      .subscribe(data => {
        console.log(data);
      });
  }
}
```
## Example with all options
```ts
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { CsFileChooserController } from 'cs-file-chooser';

@Component({
  selector: 'test-page',
  templateUrl: './test.html'
})

export class TestPage {

  constructor(
    private _csFileChooserCtrl: CsFileChooserController
  ) {}

  openFileChooser() {
    let options = {
      showHiddenFiles: true,
      maxFiles: 10,
      whiteList: ['png','jpg','mp4'],
      blackList: ['pdf','docx','doc'],
      type: 'list'
    };
    this._csFileChooserCtrl.openCsFileChoooser(options)
      .subscribe(data => {
        console.log(data);
      });
  }
}
```

## Contribution
- **Having an issue**? or looking for support? [Open an issue](https://github.com/edu526/cs-file-chooser/issues/new) and we will get you the help you need.
- Got a **new feature or a bug fix**? Fork the repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

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High Atlas Mountains, Morocco. Image Credit: Nouari0 / CC by SA 3.0.
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Taghazout, Morocco. Image Credit: Heather Cowper / CC by 2.0.
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The starting point for most travellers arriving in the country by air, Casablanca, Morocco's largest city, is a part of the country that is currently undergoing rapid change. Today, traditional Moroccan and French colonial buildings stand alongside modern structures, while thriving arts, culture and dining scenes continue to grow. Immortalised by the film of the same name, Casablanca boasts plenty of great attractions, including the ornate Hassan II Mosque, a beautiful place of worship constructed through the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Hassan II Mosque, Casablanca, Morocco.
Although much smaller than some of the country's other cities, Rabat happens to be Morocco's capital and boasts a few impressive landmarks, including the historic Rabat Medina and Chellah, a settlement that has stood for more than 2,000 years. Located close to the city's centre, the Oudaias Kasbah, filled with laneways of blue and white houses, is another local sight that is well worth discovering. Less well known than the old towns of Marrakech and Fes, the neighbourhood sees fewer international visitors than its counterparts, making it the perfect place to unwind and enjoy an afternoon of exploration.
Oudaias Kasbah, Rabat, Morocco.
The country's former capital, Fes is one of the world's largest and oldest medieval cities, with a large portion of its population still living within the boundaries of Fes el Bali, a walled section of the city that was founded at the end of the 8th century. Holding on to a number of its traditions, it's a city that is a true feast for the senses, with lively markets, historic buildings and fragrant produce creating sights and smells that you'll undoubtedly remember for the rest of your life. Spend time exploring the city's streets and different neighbourhoods, including top attractions such as Medersa Bou Inania (a theological college) and the Chaouwara tanneries.
Chaouwara tanneries, Fes, Morocco.
Combining the best of traditional and modern Morocco, Marrakech is the place to head if you're looking to surround yourself in what it is that makes this part of the world so special. Spend time browsing the stalls of the city's central souqs, where fragrant spices, delicious fresh food and all manner of hand crafted items combine to leave your senses well and truly in awe, or take some time to discover the Islamic and Jewish heritage that peppers the city. Whether you're more interested in the local culture or people and events that have helped to shape the city, you'll certainly be spoilt for choice in Marrakech.
Souk, Marrakech, Morocco.
If you happen to be able to enjoy the luxury of a longer visit, there are so many different sides of the country that are just waiting to be discovered, from it's coastal locales through to the seemingly endless expanses of the Sahara Desert. Consider heading off the beaten track and exploring traditional villages, intriguing ruins dating back thousands of years and some of the country's captivating examples of natural beauty, from spectacular peaks through to the richly coloured sand dunes situated in the country's east. Immerse yourself in the local culture, encounter spectacular sights and learn more about this spectacular corner of the globe.
Sahara Desert, Morocco.
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Cuba Tattoo Perfume Women for every girl who does not like constraints. Indulge in your sensual side by wearing Cuba Tattoo perfume by Cuba Perfume. This fragrance is the perfect way to make an impression and give your loved one something wonderful to smell while the two of you are out on a date. Indulge in your deepest desires with this scent which is a hypnotic explosion of green coriander, fragrant lavender, distinctive orange flower, spicy patchouli, and musky cedar wood.
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What does the passage in the House mean for Democrats, health care reform, and abortion?
Vote Not as Close as it Looked Liberal blogger Steve Benen says that even though the bill just barely got the 218 votes needed to pass--only two votes to spare--it would be incorrect to assume that "House leadership struggled to keep the caucus together. From what I hear," writes Benen, "that's not what happened." Instead, Representative Pelosi, once sure she had the votes needed to pass the bill, told the "center-right Dems" from "'red' districts" to "go ahead and break ranks," to relieve some of the pressure on them from constituents.
Conservatism Not Going Anywhere Rick Moran of Rightwing Nuthouse notices that a number of liberals have "speculated that the passage of national health care reform would mean the death of conservatism." Moran is supremely unconvinced: "If communism couldn't be killed by it's [sic] massive internal contradictions," he argues, "I hardly think conservatism is in danger of going the way of the Dodo bird because national health insurance has become a reality."
Abortion Supporters Are Angry Jon Walker at Firedoglake is livid about the Democrats who voted for the "Stupak anti-abortion amendment" on the bill. The amendment, he says, "would effectively ban insurance companies from selling insurance plans that cover elective abortion on the individual and small group market." That would make it "one of the most far reaching national restriction[s] placed on abortion in decades," and could be seen as legalizing discrimination "against low income Americans" for whom the amendment would have the most effect.
Abortion would be the only legal medical procedure that the bill would ban insurance companies from covering ... By voting for the amendment, 64 Democrats and all but one Republican voted to put a government bureaucrat between you, your insurance provider, and your doctor ... For all the talk about small government, these representatives are more than happy to give the government more power as long as it is used to restrict a woman's right to choose.
This May Change Our Relationship with Government, predicts Greg Sargent at The Plum Line. He thinks that's a good thing. He admits it's "anything but assured that the bill will become law, and if so, whether the public will judge it a success in the long run. Either a short or long-term failure could spark a severe political backlash." Still, "[t]he vote puts Dems within striking distance of an achievement that could rewrite the relationship Americans have with government and deal a serious blow to the anti-government ideology that has done so much to define our politics for at least a generation."
Big Problems Ahead, conservative David Frum warns Democrats, seeing somewhat more of a risk for backlash than does Sargent: "Not only does the Senate loom ahead, but so does the encounter with reality." For example, he says, "Democrats assume that the health care system contains so much fat and waste that they can impose price restraints--and that providers will find ways to adjust while protecting patients." But that's not necessarily the case. He compares Democratic celebration at the bill's passage to Bush's "mission accomplished" in Iraq: "What comes next wont' be pretty."


Plunkett proves DMLS reduces temperature of heat sinks.
As part of the SAVING project, Plunkett Associates set out to design a standard extruded LED heat-sink using Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) processes.
If heat-sinks can be manufactured from a high thermal conductivity material with geometrics that increase air flow and surface area while reducing manufacturing costs, then more electronic products could be cooled by natural convection instead of resorting to more expensive and complex methods.
Plunkett Associates designed various different geometrics based on the unique characteristics of the DMLS process. Each heat-sink was simulated using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) software to assess the air flow characteristics and associated heat transfer. The five best performing heat-sinks were then built by 3T RPD using DMLS. All five demonstarated consistent reduction in the heat source temperature.
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Property Week and CRM recently brought together a panel of experts to discuss the impact of Covid, Brexit and other factors on the purpose-built student accommodation sector and what operators need to do to meet demand from international – and increasingly domestic – students.
Industry leaders predict another rollercoaster year for real estate in our 2022 forecast.
Expansion, London HUB and Social Membership
Gravity Co-Living reveals its learnings from the pandemic and outlines its hopes and aspirations for 2022.
Is tech value for money?
Property Week and Freeths brought together a panel of experts to discuss whether occupiers care about in-building technology, how to measure value for money and building valuations.
What is the future of green finance?
Property Week speaks to Barclays head of real estate, London, Jessica Tomlinson about green finance, the availability of products, 'green premiums' and where the lending market is headed in the next few years.
How property can make an ESG impact
At a Social Impact event hosted by Dentons, Property Week and Newcore Capital assembled a panel of speakers and industry experts to discuss 'How to do the S in ESG', shining a light on how companies can look past the bottom line to make a real social contribution to the ...
Stars of Student Accommodation
Property Week celebrates the winners of the Student Accommodation Awards 2021, which took place last week online and in person at InterContinental London – The O2.
Review of 2021: a year of crises and cop-outs…
Covid-19 has continued to take its toll on the property industry and while there have been moments of normality, the pandemic is far from behind us. Property Week reports on the ups and downs of 2021.
Return of the RESI Awards
At the first in-person RESI Awards since 2019, Property Week recognised those who went the extra mile in the toughest of years. Find out here who the winners are.
Logistics demand looks set to grow
The findings of Property Week, Savills and Tritax Symmetry's fifth annual Industrial and Logistics Census, in association with Analytiqa, demonstrate that lack of supply is one of the biggest challenges facing the sector.
The collapse of Enron: 20 years on
The collapse of Enron in 2001 was the biggest corporate failure in US history. Two decades on, Property Week looks back at the scandal and its knock-on effects on UK property.
The great design challenge: centre forward
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A whole other storey
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From just-in-time to just-in-case
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Can beds really mix with sheds?
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A property COP-out?
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The second-biggest lake in the world in terms of surface area is Lake Superior, which is located on the border between Canada and the United States. It covers an area of 31,820 sq mi (82,414 sq km). Aside from being the second-biggest in terms of area, it is the biggest freshwater lake in the world by area. It is also the world's third largest in terms of water volume.
One of the Great Lakes of North America (the others being Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, and Lake Ontario), it was originally formed by glacial action at the end of the last ice age between 10,000 and 11,000 years ago. The actual shaping of the lake took place gradually over the past 2.5 million years.
What is considered the biggest lake in the world by area is the Caspian Sea. Despite its name, it is considered a salt-water "oceanic" lake since it is landlocked, has no outflows, and is fed by rivers. It covers an area of 143,244 sq mi (371,000 sq km).
Surface Area 31,820 sq mi (82,414 sq km)
Volume 3-quadrillion gallons
Average Depth 483 ft (147 m)
Shoreline Length 1,826 mi (2,938 km)
Primary Inflow Sources (rivers) Nipigon, St. Louis, Pigeon, Kaministikwia, Pic, White, Michipicoten, Sturgeon, Tahquamenon
Primary Outflow St. Mary's River into Lake Huron
Average Surface Elevation About 602 ft (183 m)
(Sources: NOAA, Minnesota Sea Grant, Encyclopedia Britannica)
Cities with the Second-Worst and Second-Best Air Quality in the U.S.
Several cities in the U.S. had a dark smoggy cloud come over them last week as the American Lung Association (ALA) released its annual State of the Air report. The sobering and slightly depressing report uses data on particulate matter — otherwise known as "soot" — and ground-level ozone — otherwise known as "smog" — that was collected between 2015…read more
Canada — Second Country to Legalize Recreational Marijuana
The legal sale of recreational marijuana began today (10/17/18) in Canada, the second country to do so. More than just decriminalizing its use, or limiting its use or sale to specific places, people can now buy, cultivate, and use marijuana to their heart's content (if their hearts are content with whatever limits their provinces may impose, that is). None of…read more
George Lawrence Price — Second-to-Last Soldier Killed in WWI
The armistice1 that ended the fighting in World War I was signed by representatives from Germany, France, and the United Kingdom, at 5AM on 11/11/1918, in a railroad carriage in Compiègne, France, but the agreement didn't go into effect for another six hours. WWI would end at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, which was fine for those who…read more
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Country, World's Second-Largest
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I think we may be forgiven for deriving some innocent merriment from the enchanted ramblings of Pastor Kilpatrick. But, all seriousness aside, let's think this through.
My name is not Nostradamus, but I can apply basic logic to the known facts.
The good ship Trump is taking on water. Faster and faster. Only this morning the boss of the National Inquirer was granted immunity to tell his story about illegal collusion with Trump.
God's chosen vessel is headed for the iceberg.
So, though I am not Nostradamus, let me make this prediction.
Sometime in the coming months, Falwell, Jr., and Graham, Jr. and their ilk with have a secret conference at some nice, secluded resort.
They will solemnly declare that God has withdrawn His mandate from the Trumpster. They will conclude that God, and their constituents, would be just fine if Vice President Unctuous were promoted to the presidency.
And they will solemnly petition the Democrats running the House of Representatives to pass Articles of Impeachment.


In this issue, we look at Japanese knotweed, new building regulations on digital infrastructure for broadband connectivity, and at an integrated platform for building control officers and their clients. We also discuss the challenges of providing services to local authority and private-sector organisations and outline a range of perspectives on the APC process.
Elsewhere, Claire Haynes and Helen Garthwaite set out the new building regulations that highlight the importance of sustainable digital infrastructure for broadband connectivity, while Chris Kendall looks at how an integrated platform is changing the relationship between building control officers and their clients.
Head of Building Consultancy for Birmingham-based Acivico Richard Culliford also talks about the challenges of providing services to local authority and private-sector organisations, and Karen Rogers outlines a range of perspectives on the APC process.


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SRC Energy Inc. (NYSE: SRCI) – Hot Stock in Focus
On Thursday, Shares of SRC Energy Inc. (NYSE: SRCI) expressed a change of 2.56% and closed its trade at $11.60. The stock exchanged hands with 4,086,780 numbers of shares compared to its average daily volume of 3.05M shares. When trading is lighter than usual, it is said to be "thin." When there's more trading than usual, it is called "heavy trading." Volume is the basic fuel of the market since stocks move up or down in price only when shares are trading hands.
The market capitalization (Stock Price Multiply by Total Number of Outstanding Shares) for the company is reported at $2.87B. The company has its outstanding shares of 247.55M. Outstanding shares refer to a company's stock presently held by all its shareholders, counting share blocks held by institutional shareholders and restricted shares owned by the company's officers and insiders. After a recent check, it is observed that the insiders for the firm currently own 0.80% shares. There has been an observed change of 0.00% in the ownership of the shares in the past six months. However, the institutional investors are observed to own N/A of the total shares. During last 3 month period, 2.07% of total institutional ownership has changed in the company shares.
What Historical Figures Say About SRC Energy Inc. (NYSE: SRCI)?
Analyzing historical data can give some perception of how a security or market has reacted to various different variables, from regular economic cycles to sudden world events. Shareholders looking to interpret historical returns should keep one caveat in mind: you can't assume that the future will be like the past. The older the historical return data is, the more likely it is to be less useful when predicting future returns. Historical return data for SRCI stock is described below:
Looking into last 5 trades, the stock observed a return of almost 1.75%. However, 4.13% over the last one month, 4.41% for the last quarter and year to date performance stands at 35.99%.
ATR value of the company was 0.46 and Relative Strength Index (RSI) was 57.04. The stock volatility for the week was 5.05% while for the month was 4.09%. The stock was trading at a distance of -12.91% from its 52-week highs and stands 57.39% away from its 52-week lows. SRCI's latest closing price was 17.41% away from the average price of 200 days while it maintained a distance of 2.35% from the 50 Day Moving Average and 4.49% away compared to its SMA 20.
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People's Health Movement Nepal in association with Resource Center for Primary Health Care (RECPHEC) organized launching of "Global Health Watch: An Alternative World Health Report", Volume 5 and National Assembly of People's Health Movement Nepal on 20th September 2018 at Kathmandu Nepal. About 70 participants from academia, civil society organizations, activists, media, grassroots health workers, locally elected representatives and young student activists attended the program.
Dr. Sharad Raj Onta described the historical background and explained objectives of Global Health Watch and presented the themes and issues covered by its previous volumes. Then Global health Watch 5 was collectively launched.
After officially launching of GHW 5, Dr. Onta read the message of Professor Dr. Mathura, Prasad Shrestha, founding Coordinator of PHM Nepal, who was unable to participate due to his health condition. Then, Dr. Arjun Karki, Mr. Gauri Pradhan, Dr. Sarba Raj Khadka and Mr. Shanta Lal Mulmi expressed their remarks on the publication of Global Health Watch volume 5. Relevance, role and strengths of the publication and responsibility of all sectors to disseminate the publication in different forums and through different media were emphasized by the speakers.
After the book launching, Ms. Simrin Kafle shared the updates about Nepal's preparation for 4PHA including logistics.
Mr. Shanta Lal Mulmi highlighted on the objectives of the National Assembly and its modality of the process. Dr. Onta presenting briefly about People's Health Movement and People's Health Assemblies of the past, described in detail about objective, expected outcomes, thematic axes and structure of the Fourth People's Health Assembly.
Mr. Shanta Lal Mulmi, Executive Director of RECPHEC, concluded the session with the way forward.


Unless you've isolated yourself in a cave somewhere, you've probably heard something about the potential for an earlier-than-expected rise in interest rates, and no doubt you've also heard speculation that said rise could spell trouble for thousands of people. To add to the perfect-storm scenario, the average household debt has never been higher. Excluding mortgage borrowing the average as of January 2016 stood at £13,520, up from £9,520 in summer 2015. Also in January 2016, the Bank of England announced a big rise in demand for personal loans, as well as a marked increase in January of loans for buy-to-let houses. The increase in mortgage loans, however, was modest. It seems that more and more, we are becoming a nation of debtors.
In order to slow the spike in unsecured personal debt, the Treasury could decide to increase interest rates sometime this year, despite widespread previous projections that even a modest increase was unlikely before 2017. The rate increase could have a significant impact on families, many of whom are only just beginning to see daylight from the crunch that began in 2008.
An embarrassment of riches, or a dearth of choices?
The rise in demand for personal loans is good news for lenders, but what about consumers? Well, that depends. The lending business being the competitive and burgeoning industry that it is, consumers seeking loans face an increasingly complex array of choices. For those with spotless credit the problem may actually be too many choices. On the other hand many people are still struggling to recover from the financial meltdown, and their spotty credit may automatically disqualify them from the best deals. Some may feel that they have nowhere to turn, a situation that unfortunately has opened up new opportunities for the ever-present loan sharks and other illegal actors.
Consumers who are facing challenges – even if the only challenge is deciding between several good choices – do have one powerful tool on their side: information. Apart from government agencies and non-governmental organisations devoted solely to helping consumers handle their personal finances, there are third-party informational sites that can help a consumer make the best choice. Even people with poor credit do have some options, but it is important that they research those choices via objective sources rather than relying on adverts from the lenders themselves.
As banks become more willing to lend and interest rates remain low, the increased availability and low cost of loans drives the demand for loans upward. In and of itself the rise in demand for and approval of personal loans is neither good news nor bad. As noted above it is certainly good for the lenders, but from the individual consumer's perspective, a personal loan could either be a step toward improving one's standard of living, or a forbearer of hard times. It all depends upon the individual and his or her unique situation.
In any case the plummeting cost of loans is a bright spot for those who are seeking loans through a bank. Compare the cost of a loan today with that of the same size loan taken out a mere five years ago. In 2011, the interest rate on a £10,000 loan was 6.78% APR. The same loan taken out today will carry a rate as low as 3.3% APR, less than half the previous rate.
These low rates are, of course, not available to every lender, or for that matter, on every loan. The rates applied to smaller loans will be higher. For example, Sainsbury's, which offers some of the lowest rates to its Nectar cardholders, charges those cardholders 7.4% APR on loans of £3,000 to £4,999, and 4.2% APR on loans of £5,000 to £7,499, with loan terms between one and three years.
Monthly payments on these loans will be lower on loans taken out for longer terms under the agreement, but the net cost of the loan will naturally be higher due to the additional interest paid. The prudent borrower should therefore opt for the shortest payoff period that can be handled without putting undue stress on his or her finances, and even pay the loan off ahead of term if doing so doesn't incur additional charges sufficient to offset the reduction in interest paid.
No matter what one's financial standing, there will almost always be a lender willing to make an offer. It's just that people with better credit will get better deals. So it is, and so it has always been. The real winners of course are the lenders, but if consumers use loans responsibly they can be winners too, or at the very least avoid being losers.


Mini hotel on the street. Electrotechnical, 18 in Kiev offers you to visit the cozy cozy cafe "Shvarochka", which is located in the hotel building. Here you will be served hearty dishes of national and European cuisine. A comfortable hall can accommodate up to 55 people, which is very convenient if you have arrived by a large group. We recommend viewing the cafe menu for groups and menus for individual guests!
Ordering breakfasts, lunches and dinners by phone: +38-097-834-88-91 Alexey.


Angelique Case sees the domestic as a domain constructed by daily details that reveal themselves through genuine enjoyment and restfulness. Her spaces envelope as well as provide expansion and openness. Each is a place that demonstrates its inhabitants' particular needs and wants, allowing closer connection between their personalities, histories and the way they occupy their spaces and use the objects within them.
Angelique's work as an interior designer considers the lived experience of interior architecture as the most important aspect of creating space. Her focus is on the production of a specific atmosphere rather than the presentation of an appearance. Her goal is to make meaning in a space through the organization of texture, colour and objects toward the integration of daily life and where it is lived.


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The Pergolesi Spontini Foundation has among its aims the promotion of the two composers Marche from which it takes its name. To this end it organizes annually the Festival Pergolesi Spontini promoting the execution of the works with ancient instruments, the study of the sources, the deepening of the executive and stylistic issues and the provision of music publishing made according to scientific criteria and philological.
The Foundation, through the action of two committees studies dedicated to Pergolesi and Spontini, collaborating with agencies and national and international cultural institutions in order to promote studies, research and updates on nature musicological musical production of the two composers Marche.


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