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The City of Chelmsford - A great opportunity
Chelmsford is superbly situated in the heart of Essex, and is one of the fastest growing centres for commerce in the east of England. The city has a highly skilled workforce, competitive costs and an enviable quality of life. These factors help make Chelmsford an excellent place to work and grow your business.
Chelmsford offers great transport connections by:
rail: you can reach London by rail in only 30 minutes with a fast and frequent train service.
road: over 20% of the UK's population are within an hour's drive of Chelmsford.
air: the city is close to Stansted, Southend and London City airports, meaning you can access it easily from many major European and international cities.
Strong economy
Chelmsford boasts that it:
contributes over £3 billion per year to the Essex economy
has the largest business base in Essex
has the highest business start-up rate in the county
is the base for around 12,000 businesses
has some 83,000 jobs based in city
has an unemployment rate of just over 1%
has lower labour and property costs compared to London.
Highly skilled workforce
Chelmsford is brimming with talent. It can offer businesses like yours:
a productive and qualified workforce
34% of working-age residents educated to at least degree level
fresh new talent every year with two rapidly expanding universities and excellent educational institutions
high levels of educational attainment, with over 82% of secondary school pupils achieving five or more A* to C grades at GCSE level
Investing in infrastructure
Chelmsford is not a city to rest on its laurels. Together, local and national government, developers and other organisations are investing heavily in strategic infrastructure to support the city's growth.
Projects include:
£8 million invested by train company Abellio in the city's rail station, with a new rail station planned for the north east of Chelmsford.
£15 million pledged by ECC to improve the city's roads, cycling and public transport over the next two years.
A £500 million investment by Highways England to widen the A12 between Chelmsford and Colchester.
Unrivalled quality of life
Not only is Chelmsford a modern and inspiring place to work, it also has plenty on offer to keep its growing population happy. Residents of Chelmsford can enjoy:
stunning Essex countryside
over 20 award-winning parks and green spaces
a city packed with history
an outstanding cultural events programme
premier shopping experiences
a wide variety of restaurants and cafes
first-class sports facilities
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What makes a house a home? I've asked myself that question a couple of times already and might have the answer for it but let me tell you how three big corporations decided to forge a partnership so their communities would get to that state. You see Nutriasia, Amaia and Avida knew how important it is to live in a community harmoniously and what better way to do that but by doing a Grand Neighbor Day last October 28, 2017 at their different communities across the country. Nutriasia held their Datu Puti #PerfectAdobo challenge in these events not to pit these lovely people and outdo each other but to promote camaraderie and the sense of family in each meal.
I'm sure each of them must have had their perfect version of Adobo and for sure they've been able to use these products quite regularly. Nutriasia is also celebrating their 25th year and making these houses become homes is but a shared vision between them, Avida and Amaia.
Ms. Dang de Leon the Corporate Marketing Consultant for NutriAsia says "The partnership between the Philippines premier condiment producer and the leading property developer you might say may be unlikely. But NutriAsia, Avida, and Amaia both aspire to make Filipino families happy and content through its quality products. Aside from that, NutriAsia has been helping to provide authentic Filipino meals at the dining table. This gives immeasurable happiness to the Filipino families we serve including the ones in the community of Avida and Amaia. Let us all celebrate the love for family."
Select new home owners fromAmaia and Avida Land will also be receiving Home Cooking Starter Kits. This is part of their partnership with Nutriasia who manufactures iconic Filipino food brands such as Datu Puti, Silver Swan, UFC, Papa, Jufran, Mafran, Golden Fiesta and Mang Tomas.


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I developed my passion for pressing plant material after several years of making the Heirloom Flower Press. Nature has always inspired my designs, but pressing the plants made me look closer at patterns, the structural similarity to other living things, and the beauty that is found in even the smallest parts of a plant. I only needed to look more closely, and a whole new world opened up as I began composing with these elements. In doing so, I learned that the beauty in plants can be so simple and stand completely on their own, even with the absence of vibrant colors normally associated with plants and flowers.
Most of my material comes from what grows around my home and the surrounding woods. From lichens to fungus, seed pods to overwintered asters, I find something to press 12 months out of the year. But it isn't only the material that inspires my collages. It is also the quiet moments of living close to Nature with the changing seasons, migratory birds, and this magnificent Maine coast. I am grateful that I can pause long enough to see the beauty that surrounds me.
For over thirty-five years, I have also been designing and making furniture on a commission basis. Some of the elements that have influenced my designs come from Japanese culture, the sculptural furniture of Wharton Esherick, and indigenous folk art, mostly from the Pacific Northwest. All of these influences contain a spiritual thread between the artisan, the natural world, and its intended use. When designing custom work, I am mindful of this connection. From the organic shapes inspired by Nature, the custom pulls that adorn a piece, or how a specific wood is selected, I strive to create lasting, handcrafted pieces that fit the specific needs of individuals looking for something that only custom work can provide. It is in the smallest details where beauty can live and help us to connect with our environment.


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Royals rout Astros 12-2
HOUSTON — Whit Merrifield and Ryan O'Hearn each hit a grand slam to lead the Kansas City Royals to a 12-2 romp over the Houston Astros on Tuesday night.
Danny Duffy (1-1) allowed six hits and two runs in 6 2/3 innings for his first win this season in his third start after missing the early part of the season with a shoulder injury.
Merrifield, who had four hits and finished a double shy of the cycle, tied a career high with five RBIs. Jorge Soler added a solo homer as the Royals snapped a two-game skid and won just their fifth road game this season.
Kansas City led 2-0 in the third inning when O'Hearn hit his first career grand slam into the seats in right field off Collin McHugh (3-4) to push the lead to 6-0 and give the Royals their first grand slam this season. Billy Hamilton doubled with no outs in the fourth and Merrifield chased McHugh with his RBI single that left Kansas City up 7-0.
McHugh allowed seven hits — six for extra bases — and eight runs in three-plus innings to lose his third straight decision after winning his previous three. McHugh has allowed 24 hits and 25 runs in his past four starts, all Astros losses.
Merrifield's grand slam came off Framber Valdez with two outs in the seventh inning to make it 12-1 as the Royals had two grand slams in a game for the first time since 2004.
The Astros entered the game having hit 11 home runs in a three-game winning streak, but had trouble getting their offense going on Tuesday night. They had managed just two hits before Alex Bregman's solo homer to left field with one out in the sixth inning made it 8-1.
Michael Brantley followed with a single, but Carlos Correa grounded into a double play to end the inning. Correa went 0 for 4 to end a career-long 16-game hitting streak.
Soler put the Royals up 1-0 in the second with his homer to straightaway center field off McHugh.
Merrifield tripled to start the third and scored on a double by Adalberto Mondesi to make it 2-0. Alex Gordon walked before Hunter Dozier grounded into a force out that left Gordon out at second before Soler walked to load the bases and set up O'Hearn's slam.
Dozier started at third base on Tuesday for the first time since April 20 after serving as the team's designated hitter for most of the past three weeks while dealing with tightness in his lower back. He hit an RBI triple with one out in the fourth to extend the lead to 8-0.
Royals: RHP Jorge Lopez (0-3, 5.09 ERA) will start for Kansas City in the finale on Wednesday. Lopez allowed five hits and four runs in a season-high seven innings in a 4-3 loss to Detroit in his previous outing.
Astros: RHP Brad Peacock (2-2, 5.28) is scheduled to start on Wednesday for Houston. Peacock will look to bounce back after giving up eight hits and seven runs in 3 2/3 innings of an 8-2 loss to the Twins.

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Vergil (70BC - 19BC)
Picks up where the film Troy (loosely based on Homer's Iliad) leaves off and follows Aeneis a fleeing Trojan as he travels to Italy, makes war on the Latins, and becomes an ancestor of the Romans. Virgil was the "Latin world's Shakespeare".
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Booth Tarkington (1869 - 1946)
Winner of the 1922 Pulitzer Prize.
The story of a young woman's attempt to move up the social ladder though her family seems to be slowly sinking.
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Barnaby Rudge
Charles Dickens (1812 - 1870)
Blackmail, kidnapping, revenge Barnaby Rudge is part suspenseful mystery and part historical novel. Based on the Gordon Riots of June 1780, which culminated in the storming and destruction of the Newgate Prison, we recount these events through the eyes of the kind but simple-minded title character, Barnaby Rudge. Powerful, gripping read.
Barriers Burned Away
Edward Payson Roe (1838 - 1888)
1872 Best Seller.
In his day E. P. Roe was a bigger seller than Mark Twain.
A story of the Chicago fire.
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Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ
Lew Wallace (1827 - 1905)
Lewis "Lew" Wallace was a lawyer, governor, Union general in the American Civil War, and American statesman. He is best remembered for Ben-Hur, an historical fiction set amongst the characters of the New Testament. It was America's best selling novel for nearly sixty years after it's publication.
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Ian Maclaren (1850 - 1907)
Sketches of rural Scottish life based on the authors experiences as a minister in Perthshire.


A Welsh adaptation of the well loved Roadl Dahl classic story of Danny and his father who outwit their greedy, rich neighbour, Mr Victor Hazell. Danny thinks his dad is the most marvellous and exciting father a boy could wish for. Life is happy and peaceful in their gipsy caravan, until one day Danny discovers his dad has been breaking the law.


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Pontiac prison supporters to rally Nov. 19 in Springfield
Adriana Colindres
Oct 28, 2008 at 12:01 AM Oct 28, 2008 at 9:29 PM
In the hopes that Gov. Rod Blagojevich will change his mind about closing Pontiac Correctional Center, a state workers' union is organizing a rally and march on Nov. 19 in Springfield.
Council 31 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees plans to kick off the event at 2:30 p.m. at the Illinois AFL-CIO building in Springfield, said AFSCME spokesman Anders Lindall. It is expected to draw union members who work at the Pontiac facility and elsewhere in the prison system, as well as other people who live in the Pontiac area.
The group then will march a couple of blocks to the Illinois State Capitol. State lawmakers likely will be in the Capitol that day, which is part of the legislative fall veto session.
The rally is "a continuation of the grass-roots activities and lobbying and other strategies we've been using to fight the closure of Pontiac," Lindall said Monday. The idea is to continue to "make a clear case and to convince the governor to drop this closure."
On Friday, Illinois Department of Corrections Director Roger Walker notified two prison workers' unions, including AFSCME, that the Pontiac facility would close by Dec. 31.
Blagojevich has said for months he wants to close Pontiac and more fully utilize a newer prison in Thomson in northwestern Illinois, partly as a money-saving move for the state.
In recent weeks, the Department of Corrections has transferred about 90 Pontiac inmates to other Illinois prisons — moves that AFSCME had interpreted as the beginning of the prison-closure process.
The union and other opponents of closing Pontiac say shuttering the facility will worsen prison overcrowding throughout the state and will devastate the Pontiac area's economy.
Corrections spokeswoman Januari Smith said Monday all Pontiac prison employees would have the opportunity to keep working for the agency if they're willing to go to other correctional facilities.
It wasn't clear Monday whether the governor would be in the Capitol when the rally and march take place next month.
But Lindall said that with heightened public attention on the planned prison closure and its negative consequences, "the more likely it is the governor will change his mind."
Sen. Dan Rutherford, R-Chenoa, wants to keep the Pontiac prison open, and he is one of the plaintiffs in an ongoing lawsuit aimed at blocking the closure.
"I'm going to keep the fight going until the last prisoner's shuttled out that door," he said Monday after a news conference in Pontiac. Even so, he added, the Pontiac community must prepare for "what could be the worst scenario possible."
That means starting to think about helping Pontiac-area residents with job searches and job training, he said. It also means considering alternative uses for the prison, which at one point in its 137-year history was a reformatory, Rutherford said.
"I am working to make sure as this progresses, the resources and tools that should be available are made available," he said.
Adriana Colindres can be reached at (217) 782-6292 or adriana.colindres@sj-r.com.


Laura has always had an entrepreneurial background and spent her 20's building a global business within a highly competitive market which she decided to sell in 2012.
She spent the next year travelling, trialling new ideas and learning about communication in different cultures to expand her personal skills. Coming back to the UK in 2014 Laura was unsure about the next steps but made a personal choice to begin a career in the fitness industry as training, fitness and health have always been close to her heart. She built up a substantial knowledge base in body building, fitness, health, nutrition and life coaching as well as learning what it takes to succeed on a physical and mental level whether it is testing yourself in the gym or out in the business world.
Whilst living and working as a Personal Trainer in the City of London Laura became frustrated by the lack of accessible equipment that tailored to her client's goals and needs as well as her own. It was in this time that she began to conceptualise the designs for innovative new fitness and strength equipment that was (and still is) no where to be found in the global market. Laura has spent the last 2 years working on bringing her designs and concepts to life, building relationships and finding the right companies to work with. It has not been a smooth road but what entrepreneurial journey is..?!
Very excited to announce that S-Tech Gyms are now in partnership with Coventry University who have been instrumental in getting my new product built. It will be a dream come true to see it finally out of the prototype stage and on sale, being used and enjoyed by people all over the UK… and one day the world!
S-Tech are innovating the fitness industry striving to enhance strength training equipment, maximising results for the user and proving creative unique, cost effective and space saving solutions to gym owners and personal training studios. In a predominately male industry of design and engineering we aim to close that gap with our flag ship product conceptualised by women, inspired by women and project managed by women. Be strong, feel confident and train smart with S-Tech Gyms Fitness Equipment.


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Advanced care: Smart wound dressings with built-in healing sensors
Researchers have developed smart wound dressings with built-in nanosensors that glow to alert patients when a wound is not healing properly.
The multifunctional, antimicrobial dressings feature fluorescent sensors that glow brightly under UV light if infection starts to set in and can be used to monitor healing progress.
The smart dressings, developed by a team of RMIT scientists and engineers, harness the powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties of magnesium hydroxide.
They are cheaper to produce than silver-based dressings but equally as effective in fighting bacteria and fungi, with their antimicrobial power lasting up to a week.
Project leader Dr Vi Khanh Truong said the development of cost-effective antimicrobial dressings with built-in healing sensors would be a significant advance in wound care.
"Currently the only way to check the progress of wounds is by removing bandage dressings, which is both painful and risky, giving pathogens the chance to attack," said Truong, a Vice-Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellow at RMIT.
"The smart dressings we've developed not only fight bacteria and reduce inflammation to help promote healing, they also have glowing sensors to track and monitor for infection.
"Being able to easily see if something is going wrong would reduce the need for frequent dressing changes and help to keep wounds better protected.
"With further research, we hope our multifunctional dressings could become part of a new generation of low-cost, magnesium-based technologies for advanced wound care."
The fluorescent nanosensors respond to changes in pH, making them ideal for use as sensors to track healing.
Next generation wound dressings
The global advanced wound dressing market is currently valued at an estimated $US6.9 billion and is expected to grow to $US9.9 billion by 2028, with demand fueled by technological innovations, increasing numbers of surgical procedures, and the rising prevalence of chronic wounds and chronic diseases such as diabetes and cancer.
Though magnesium is known to be antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and highly biocompatible, there has been little practical research on how it could be used on medically-relevant surfaces like dressings and bandages.
The new study published in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, with lead author Dr Adam Truskewycz (now at the University of Bergen, Norway), is the first to develop fluorescent magnesium hydroxide nanosheets that could contour to the curves of bandage fibres.
The research team synthesised the nanosheets - which are 10,000 to 100,000 times thinner than a human hair - and embedded them onto nanofibres.
The magnesium hydroxide nanosheets respond to changes in pH, which makes them ideal for use as sensors to track healing.
Healthy skin is naturally slightly acidic while infected wounds are moderately alkaline.
Under UV light, the nanosheets glow brightly in alkaline environments and fade in acidic conditions, indicating the different pH levels that mark the stages of wound healing.
The nanosheets are easily integrated onto any biocompatible nanofibre, which means they can then be deposited onto standard cotton bandages.
Laboratory tests showed the magnesium hydroxide nanosheets were non-toxic to human cells, while destroying emerging pathogens like drug-resistant golden staph and Candida auris.
The process to make the new magnesium hydroxide-based material, pictured before embedding onto nanofibres, is simple to scale for potential mass production.
Scaleable and cost-effective
Truong said the process to make the fluorescent nanosheets was simple to scale for potential mass production.
"Normally, antimicrobial wound dressings start to lose their performance after a few days but our studies show these new dressings could last up to seven days," he said.
"And because magnesium is so abundant compared to silver, our advanced dressings could be up to 20 times cheaper."
The research team is keen to collaborate with clinicians to further progress the technology, through pre-clinical and clinical trials.
The multi-disciplinary study was co-authored by RMIT researchers Dr Nazim Nassar (School of Science), Dr Shadi Houshyar and Dr Hong Yin (School of Engineering), Dr Billy Murdoch (RMIT Microscopy and Microanalysis Facility), Professor Ivan Cole (Director, Advanced Manufacturing and Fabrication Enabling Capability Platform, and Leader, RDF Group), Professor Andy Ball (Director, ARC Training Centre for the Transformation of Australian Biosolids Resource).
The research was supported by the Australian-American Fulbright Program.
'Fluorescent Magnesium Hydroxide Nanosheet Bandages with Tailored Properties for Biocompatible Antimicrobial Wound Dressings and pH Monitoring' is published in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces (DOI: 10.1021/acsami.1c05908).
Story: Gosia Kaszubska
Header image: Nanofibres embedded with flourescent healing sensors (image magnified 15,000 times).
Contactless screening tool could revolutionise chronic wound treatment
A thermal-imaging tool to screen for chronic wounds could enable nurses to identify these hard-to-heal sores during the first assessment at a person's home.
Ingenious innovation for EnGenius 2022
Projects looking at using coal ash to strengthen road pavement and an Advanced Transvaginal Mesh that could treat Pelvic Organ Prolapse were some of the student projects presented at this year's RMIT Engineering showcase.
Detecting the 'invisible' signs of heart attacks
Using the power of light, RMIT PhD researcher Siew Joo Beh is developing a device that can quickly and accurately detect the signs of heart attacks that are impossible to see with the naked eye.


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Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) (Amendment) Order 2003
Lord Davies of Oldham rose to move, That the draft order laid before the House on 5th June be approved [22nd Report from the Joint Committee].
The noble Lord said: My Lords, I beg to move the draft Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) (Amendment) Order 2003, and, with the leave of the House, to speak to the three other orders which relate to these issues.
Before I turn to the orders themselves, it might be helpful if I set them out in context. The Government have already legislated to give the Financial Services Authority responsibility for mortgage lending and administration through the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001, which was laid before Parliament on 27th February 2001. That followed a wide-ranging consultation in the second half of 1999 and a further consultation in October 2000. Those provisions were due to be brought into force in September 2002.
However, the Banking Services Consumer Codes Review Group recommended that mortgage advisers and intermediaries should be regulated as well as lenders and administrators. In addition, the Government received representations from the industry and consumer groups calling for regulation of mortgage advice and advisers.
In parallel, it became clear that the Insurance Mediation Directive—the European Parliament and Council directive—was likely to be adopted before
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mortgage regulation came into force. That directive lays down rules in respect of insurance mediation, including that insurance intermediaries should be registered with a competent authority and comply with certain professional requirements. Most mortgage brokers also sell insurance and they would therefore have needed to be regulated by the FSA in any case.
In view of that, the Government announced in December 2001 that mortgage advisers and intermediaries would be regulated by the FSA. In addition, and in order to maintain a consistent and streamlined approach, the sale of general insurance products would also be regulated by the FSA. Brokers who deal in two or more lines of regulated business will deal with a single regulator, not several, and will be able to compete in European markets.
Since then, the Government and the FSA have worked closely with industry and others to design a regime that understands the market and is targeted precisely at maximising benefits to the consumer, and not loading industry and ultimately the consumer with unnecessary costs.
The purpose of these orders is to bring mortgage advisers and intermediaries and the sale of general insurance mediation within FSA regulation.
It might be helpful if I explain a little about decisions the Government have made following consultation on the Insurance Mediation Directive, which I know has been the basis for some critical comment. The Government's proposals to regulate various activities relating to the sale and administration of general insurance were published in a consultation document in October 2002. The Government received around 400 or so responses.
The directive requires the regulation of insurance mediation activities in relation to all contracts of insurance. However, insurance sold as part of a package, including travel insurance sold with a holiday, and some extended warranties that are contracts of insurance are exempt from the directive. Following extensive consultation, the Government decided not to regulate travel insurance sold with a holiday. That is because the consultation provided insufficient evidence of consumer detriment to warrant the extra costs of regulation, particularly for small independent travel agents.
However, the Government recognise that there are concerns about this market. For example, we have received evidence of some mis-selling from the Consumers' Association. The Government have therefore decided to hold a review of this decision two years after implementation of general insurance regulation in early 2007.
The directive requires the UK to regulate extended warranties, which are contracts of insurance costing more than 500 euros, or which are sold separately from the car, whatever the price. However, those costing less than 500 euros per annum are excluded from the scope of the directive when sold at the same time as the car. Some motor warranties cost more than 500 euros per annum and so will fall within the scope of the directive.
The Government have decided that all motor warranties that are contracts of insurance—whatever their value—should be regulated by the FSA. That is to ensure a level regulatory playing field and to stop retailers manipulating more expensive warranties to make them appear cheaper simply to avoid regulation—for example, by increasing the price of the car or reducing the cover provided. Most respondents agreed with that proposal.
The Government have decided to await the outcome of a Competition Commission inquiry into non-motor extended warranties on domestic electrical appliances before taking a decision on whether non-motor extended warranties that are contracts of insurance should be regulated.
Except in those two areas, those who carry on insurance mediation activities will be caught by the FSMA regime. For many intermediaries, that will mean that they will require authorisation from the FSA. However, the appointed representatives regime will apply to insurance mediation. That will allow representatives of FSA authorised persons to carry out regulated activities without themselves being authorised, provided that the authorised person has accepted responsibility for their conduct.
Following representations during consultation, that regime will be extended in relation to general insurance contracts. As well as being able to arrange and advise on contracts of general insurance, appointed representatives will also be able to conclude contracts of general insurance as agents. They will also be able to assist in the administration and performance of contracts of general insurance. Those changes reflect market practice and should make it easier for firms and individuals to become appointed representatives, if they and their principals so wish.
I turn to the orders themselves. I apologise for the length of my speech, but these four orders are important and, by grouping them together, I have a substantial case to make and, no doubt, some significant questions to answer. The purpose of this package of legislation is to expand the range of activities for which authorisation is required from the Financial Services Authority to include the mediation of certain mortgage contracts and of all contracts of insurance. "Mediation" in this context means making arrangements for a sale, advising on a sale or potential sale or—in relation to insurance only—entering into a contract of insurance as agent for another person or assisting in the administration and performance of such a contract.
These statutory instruments are also intended to implement the directive on insurance mediation. I should also mention that the Government have laid two negative resolution orders before Parliament: the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Misleading Statements and Practices) (Amendment) Order 2003 and the Insurance Mediation Directive (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2003.
I now turn to the specific orders. The first brings into the scope of the financial promotion regime promotions relating to the activities of arranging and advising on the provision of regulated mortgage contracts. The financial promotion regime restricts the communication of an invitation or inducement to engage in investment activity.
Entering into an agreement the making or performance of which by either party constitutes a controlled activity amounts to engaging in investment activity for those purposes. The controlled activities to which the financial promotions regime applies are specified in the financial promotions order. Such communications must be made or approved by a person who is authorised under the FSMA. In addition, the Treasury may under the order specify circumstances in which the financial promotion restrictions do not apply.
Promotions by authorised persons are not subject to the financial promotion restriction but instead are governed by FSA rules. However, the FSA cannot impose on authorised persons restrictions that are greater than those imposed on unauthorised persons. The order will come into force in October 2004.
The Draft Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Exemption) (Amendment) (No.2) Order 2003 extends certain exemptions in FSMA so that they apply to the newly regulated activities in relation to insurance mediation and mortgages. The order also provides that Partnerships UK is exempt in relation to the carrying on of regulated activities relating to investment services. Finally, the order removes the exemption of the Treasury task force.
The order extends the exemptions of local authorities and certain bodies involved with the provision of social housing to include the carrying on of regulated activities relating to the arranging of, and advice in relation to, regulated mortgage contracts and activities relating to certain insurance contracts. The order comes into force on 31st October 2004 for mortgages, and 14th January 2005 for insurance mediation.
The Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) (Amendment) (No.1) Order 2003 gives the FSA responsibility for regulating the activities of arranging regulated mortgage contracts and advising on regulated mortgage contracts. It also makes various amendments to legislation made under the Financial Services and Markets Act relating to mortgages. Firms will need to be authorised or exempted in order to carry out the activities of advising or arranging regulated mortgages contracts. The order also makes consequential and necessary amendments to the Consumer Credit Act (CCA) to ensure that there is no dual regulation for the same activity.
A regulated mortgage contract is defined as a mortgage secured by a first legal charge on UK residential accommodation to be occupied by the borrower or their immediate family. Second and subsequent legal charges on property remain covered by the CCA. If approved, the substantive provisions of this order will come into force on 31st October 2004.
It might be convenient to mention that, as many noble Lords will know, lifetime mortgage—mortgage-based equity release schemes—will fall within the scope of FSA regulation when the FSA takes on responsibility for regulating mortgages in October 2004. However, under current legislation, another type of equity release scheme, home reversion plans, cannot be brought into FSA regulation, as those are sale and purchase arrangements rather than financial services products. They fall outside the definition of a regulated mortgage.
However, the Government have had informal discussions with stakeholders on the regulation of home reversion plans, but they provided no evidence of consumer detriment at present in this market. However, there are widespread concerns about the potential for consumer detriment in the future. The Government announced on 5th June that there is a need for a more in-depth analysis of the costs and benefits of regulation and that there will be consultation in the autumn. I seek to emphasise that the Government have an open mind about this part of the market.
The Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) (Amendment) (No.2) Order 2003 gives the FSA responsibility for regulating various activities relating to the sale and administration of general insurance products, whether carried on by intermediaries or insurers.
Part 2 of the order adapts the exclusions that already exist in the regulated activities order to ensure that they are compatible with the directive. In addition, the order creates new free-standing exclusions from the insurance mediation activities where permitted by the directive. For example, the order excludes from regulation travel insurance sold as part of a holiday package, implementing the equivalent exclusion in the directive. Article 11 excludes from regulation the provision of information in the course of carrying on a profession of business that does not consist of regulated activities. This order will also come into force on 31st October 2004.
The Government believe that regulation will provide major benefits to UK consumers in two large and important markets. Each year, UK consumers spend �26.4 billion on general insurance premiums and take out mortgage loans worth �219 billion. Consumer protection in those markets will be increased with regulation providing safeguards to consumers and introducing minimum standards of advice. Intermediaries selling a range of financial services products will have to deal with one regulator only—the FSA—rather than the current complex mix of statutory and self-regulatory arrangements. The Government and the FSA have been working closely with the industry and others to design a regime that understands the market and is targeted precisely at maximising benefits to consumers and not at loading industry and ultimately the consumer with unnecessary costs.
I am aware that the orders are not without some criticism and that there is an element of controversy to them. The Government's view, however, is that in this
area, the case for regulation has been made. It should be recognised that the Government are approaching the matter as part of a coherent pattern, which ensures that there is reference to one regulator across the field. I commend the order to the House.
Moved, That the draft order laid before the House on 5th June be approved [22nd Report from the Joint Committee].—(Lord Davies of Oldham.)


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Four new development projects, including a resort-style senior living complex, may soon be sprouting up on Daniel Island. Proposals on each initiative are beginning to make their way through the approval process.
The Daniel Island Company announced last week that Faison Development of Charlotte is hoping to build an approximately 300 unit mixed use multi-family community off Island Park Drive, including 30,000 square feet of retail space. The site is being described as "very urban and upscale." Also proposed is a new 75,000 square foot office building, to be developed by Holder Properties of Atlanta. Both projects would be located in the undeveloped area bordered by River Landing Drive, Island Park Drive and I-526.
The developments will trigger the extension of Fairchild Street to Island Park Drive, and will also include the addition of a new road as well as a traffic circle (see diagram). Matt Sloan, president of the Daniel Island Company, said the two projects would bring major road improvements that are expected to help improve traffic circulation in the area.


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Some great info...thanks! FWIW - I cut the audio (since my Polish is a little rusty theses days) and slowed the player speed to 1/2. That gave me ample time to really take a look at specifics on the bike while reading the commentary. Some of which was pretty funny. She is going to be a blast!
@Eric HallYep...that's him and loved the Lewis TID video(s). One day, when I earn the right to call myself a proper off-road rider, I'll give it a try. Would love to earn a slot on the finishers list. Hundreds have tried...only dozens have made it.
Hey Eric; A buddy runs the 1600 mile Tour of Idaho (one of the most challenging dual sport events in the country) loves his older unit (and maybe his new one). Because navigation is one of the most challenging aspects of this grueling backcountry event and the thing that knocks many teams out of the challenge, a bullet proof (read dedicated) trail unit has always been a priority for him. Having written and reviewed for the moto industry for years, Martin pulls no punches when it comes to gear. The review here is on the older version but you might find it useful. If you ever get into SE Idaho, look him up. He is always looking for a back country adventure. Cheers!
Hell....I just figured out my 08 990 had an air filter.
The concept looks interesting...if they get fit and finish really dialed in. I'd certainly stop and put my greasy paws on it if I saw it at a booth.


The nature of an animal is largely reflected in how it cares for its young, on whether it nurtures growth in an attentive and engaged manner or simply nudges its babes from the nest. Music is crafted in much the same way. Thoughtful artists resist the urge to push their work out into the world to see if it flies. Instead, they craft each song into maturity until the band itself is prepared to set forth as a single entity. As For the Folks continues its own growth in the care of our dynamic village, the two bands featured at the height of summer embody the toil and attention of artists striving to make their distinct marks on their audience.
When The Monroe takes a stage, they do so as if that stage has been made specifically for them. They come prepared with work and struggle as the foundation for a sound that swoops up the room and implores everyone to join them on their journey. They perform with the confidence, vulnerability, and courage made to inspire the audience to participate in the bubbling magic that rises when such forces come together. They play each show as if it may be their last, and their best. Close your eyes and you'd think they're playing just for you. Open them and recognize the power that has connected the pieces that make up the whole. The music transforms the floor before them, and when the lights finally go down, they leave a place different than how they found it.
This same focus on the most minute of details has allowed The Creston Line to firmly plant its feet in its home soil as the band sets its sights on the winding road ahead. Their songs resonate with a journey into which each member has dived head first while questioning every lyric, riff, and emotional build. The diversity of skill they bring to the table results in a sound that extends beyond genre and speaks to their individual artistry as musicians in their own right. While the result may be seamless, it's impossible to mistake it as easy. Their sweat pours off each creation and as it's clear they've done the best they possible could at every nook and cranny. As the audience, we see the whole story.
George Carlin, in a rare expletive-free moment, said, "An artist has the obligation to be en route." At a time when our culture encourages caprice, these bands have patiently grown into strong and mature artists prepared to meet the world on their own terms. As For the Folks continues along the same young and ambitious path, we are thrilled to welcome them to our stage and into our hearts as we head off on the road to we-don't-know-where. There is the ride and there is the destination, and they are by no means mutually exclusive. See y'all down the road.


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Q: Possible to have a window where mouse clicks go through it? On Microsoft Windows, is it possible to have a click through window (where all mouse clicks will go straight through), similar to WS_EX_TRANSPARENT, without the redrawing issues that WS_EX_TRANSPARENT has?
I am not talking about a layered window, but a fully opaque window where all clicks just go through to the item beneath.
Thanks!

A: handle WM_NCHITTEST and return HTTRANSPARENT

A: Also, SetLayeredAttribute can kill mouse events.

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Retired nurse, 77, died due to stress of burglary as family describe 'nightmare'
Maureen Whale of Barnet collapsed while speaking to a police operator and was given CPR by officers when they arrived at her home
Elaine McCahillDeputy News Editor
Maureen Whale, 77, called police after two men gained entry to her home while a third kept look-out (Image: SWNS.COM)
A retired 77-year-old nurse died of shock and stress after she was burgled while home alone.
A post-mortem has confirmed Maureen Whale's heart problems were triggered by the break-in.
Her family have described what happened to her as a "nightmare" adding she "should have been safe in the house she lived in all her life".
Maureen, who was a retired medical secretary, nurse, librarian and air stewardess collapsed at her home while on the phone to a 999 operator shortly before 6pm last Tuesday.
She died the next morning despite first aid from police and paramedics.
The Barnet home of 77-year-old pensioner Ms Whale who died on the phone to the police (Image: Daniel Hammond/SWNS.COM)
First picture of pensioner, 77, who died after burglars broke into her flat
Detectives are now treating her death as manslaughter as they hunt three burglars linked with four break-ins in her neighbourhood.
One climbed over the outside gate of her home in Barnet, opened the gate, then entered the house with an accomplice while a third kept look-out at the window.
They stole her handbag and today pictures of her brown leather purse and items of jewellery were released by police.
A spokesman for Scotland Yard said: "A post-mortem examination on Friday at Northwick Park Hospital gave the cause of death as coronary heart disease - death brought on by the stress of the incident, caused by the stress of the break-in.
"Her death is now being treated as manslaughter."
One of Maureen's stolen bracelets (Image: Met Police)
On of Maureen's missing rings (Image: Met Police)
Today, her family paid tribute to the retired nurse from Barnet, north London, saying she was looking to celebrate her 78th birthday this week and Christmas.
Her nephew Lawrence and her niece Gina said in a statement: "It is heart-breaking that our Aunt Maureen is no longer with us; this last week has felt like a nightmare.
"She should have been safe in the house that she lived in all her life and we now ask how this could of happened?
"The last thing she or anybody else would have ever expected, is for burglars to break in whilst she was at home. This must have been a truly terrifying ordeal for her.
Another ring of Maureen's that was stolen (Image: Met Police)
"All we think about now, is of how vulnerable and scared she must of felt.
"We pay tribute to the police, ambulance and hospital staff who fought so hard to keep our Aunt Maureen with us and we are especially grateful to the 999 operator who showed such compassion and reassurance; no one will ever know how hard you all work.
"Thank you all for trying to save her life.
"Our Aunt Maureen should still be with us and she should have celebrated her 78th birthday this week on Thursday.
"She was a private, independent woman who was extremely proud and didn't deserve to die in this way.
"We urge people to come forward with any information. The police need the names of those responsible.
A CCTV image of Maureen's purse (Image: Met Police)
"This is a terrible crime to occur to any person. As a family, we hope justice will be served."
Detectives today released an image of her wallet which was stolen and urged two boys on a bike who may have witnessed the four-minute break-in at her home to come foirward.
He also urged the criminal underworld and fences to shop the trio in.
Detective Chief Inspector Noel McHugh, of the Homicide and Major Crime Command, said: "Maureen should have been celebrating her 78th birthday this week and she was very much looking forward to Christmas; all ruined by the greed of three burglars, who I believe knew she was in the address.
The suspects stole property, including her purse (Image: SWNS.COM)
"Criminals will have been talking about this wicked crime and now is the time to break the criminal code of 'not snitching' and offer these burglars up.
"Everything we have heard indicates that Miss Whale was a wonderful lady and she had everything to live for.
"She had every right to feel safe in her home - the place she was born and lived for 77 years.
"I am in no doubt that the burglars knew that there was a lone female in the address."
Detectives are asking for these two boys to come forward in case they saw anything (Image: Met Police)
Detectives are linking the manslaughter in Bells Hill, Barnet, with two other break-ins in the same road and another in Sampson Avenue, Barnet.
The break-ins at Bells Hill were reported to police at 6.20pm having happened around 5.35pm.
The thieves broke in through rear balcony doors and stole jewellery and around £30 worth of Turkish Lira and £100 of Euros.
Details of the police appeal (Image: Met Police)
Three quarters of an hour later police were told the trio struck again half a mile a way in Sampson Avenue breaking in after 11.45am.
Again the broke in by rear patio doors stealing between £200 to £300 as well as around $900.
Detectives have also linked a further attempted burglary at Raydean.
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Since the collarless corsage has come into vogue, it has so entirely proved its charms that it is likely to remain in favour.
It is improbable that we shall return to old tortures, even should fashion endeavour to lay down once again the decree, that the throat be encircled tightly by a high collar. Many women, too, have found out by adopting the collarless corsage how vastly both neck and throat have been improved, after discarding the old-fashioned tightness around the throat.
It is generally admitted that the final touch at the neck of a blouse is a very important matter, for a careless and unbecoming finish at the throat may ruin the entire tout ensemble of an otherwise well-dressed woman.
The simple circular " Peter Pan " collar, made of lace, muslin, or lawn, is a favourite with many ; but its very popularity lessens its virtues in the eyes of others, who reject, and possibly rightly so, that which can be bought by the dozen if the need be. Therefore an embroidered collar, which is original and quaint, with which to embellish a new blouse or costume, is described here. Embroidery plays a very important part in the dress decorations of the woman of fashion nowadays, hand embroidery on collars, cuffs, and panels being a distinctive feature.
The embroideries of the past may give practical ideas for the present day needlewoman who sets her hand to applique work.
As early as the sixteenth century applique-- work was much used - that is to say, one fabric cut into a design of flowers or animals was tacked down on to another fabric. Then a couching of silk covered the edges, and cord was sewn down over this; but the edges of the design could also be worked over in satin or buttonhole-stitch, to prevent their fraying.
Far earlier, however, the Persians were adepts at this form of embroidery, so, as so often proved to be the case, the newest work is only a revival.
We can adopt this ancient idea of applique work in a minor degree to embellishing our " chiffons," by using cretonne on Ottoman silk. It may sound a curious combination, but it has only to be seen to be appreciated.
Procure some Ottoman silk, and for a collar which is cut something after the style of a sailor collar, with a fairly deep V in front, half a yard will be sufficient. This collar is a delightful one to use over a blouse of mousseline- de - sole, crepe-de-chine, chiffon or even simple muslin. The blouse should be made perfectly plainly, with perhaps a few tiny tucks down the centre - front, the sole trimming being the embroidered collar and turned back cuffs embroidered to match. To look really effective when turned-back cuffs are worn, the sleeve should end a few inches above the wrist.
The collar calls forth the skill of the needlewoman, but it is a simple idea requiring no very laborious filling-in work, whilst the result is charming. When the silk has been chosen, procure a remnant of cretonne with a ribbed surface to correspond with the Ottoman silk, having a design of small shaded pink roses and green leaves scattered over the surface. The colouring of the roses selected should be very soft and refined, the leaves a delicate green. The shaded colourings of the flowers should be matched exactly in rose-pink mallard floss, the tones of the leaves in soft shades of green.
Take a pair of sharp scissors, and for a collar rut out the sprays of flowers in pairs, matching them as nearly as possible in shape and colour, so that there will be a certain amount of uniformity of design when arranged. Six small sprays of rosebuds, with their leaves, will be required.
Place a collar of a favourite shape, preferably one with a scalloped edge, on to the Ottoman silk, pin it down, and outline the shape with a pencil on to the silk. Unpin the pattern and lay it aside. A scalloped design may be bought and stamped all round the edge of the collar, if desired.
Tack the flowers on to the silk collar, and work over the edges of the roses with various shades of the rose-pink, and the edges of the leaves and stems in shades of green, using buttonhole-stitch. Keep the edges well covered, and the stitch smooth and even. Either an open or closed buttonhole-stitch may be used, but this point must be left to the individual taste of the worker.
Delicate stems may be worked in stem-stitch if the needlewoman further washes to embellish the collar, but this is not necessary. The markings on the cretonne leaves should be worked over in chain or stem-stitch in corresponding shades of green. The centres of the roses may also be effectively embroidered in silk, using satin-stitch. Outline the petals of the roses in gold tambour thread, working the thread right through the fabric. Buttonhole all round the scallops in palest rose silk, and embroider small knots profusely over the Ottoman silk background in the darker shade of rose.
The silk must be neatly turned in all around the scallops, and the collar lined with a thin Japanese silk. If cuffs are desired, they are made and embroidered in exactly the same manner.
This idea of cretonne applique need not be restricted to Ottoman silk. An embroidered collar and cuffs en suite would give a chic and distinctive finish to a smart tussore silk gown, and form a beautiful trimming. The idea is all the more valuable when it is realised that it is work which can be accomplished by one who, strictly speaking, is not an adept needlewoman.
Cretonne applique collars and cuffs could be effectively applied to a white linen tailor-made coat and skirt. The applique of cretonne on silk or other fabrics is a suggestion containing many possibilities for the ingenious and skilful worker.


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Net Neutrality – What the Repeal Means for You
Nick Cusick, Staff Writer
Eagle time: April 4, 2018
The internet – what would you do without it? The invention that many have come to love so much allows people to communicate with the rest of the world, have a voice, and share opinions. It gives us life-changing opportunities, it educates us, and it entertains us.
What if some of that freedom on the internet was taken away? What if people couldn't visit any website or media platform people wanted to without paying large amounts of money? Some people think that just might happen, while others aren't so sure.
As of now, Americans are protected from our internet service providers blocking and restricting lawful content or slowing down data transmission if consumers don't pay high premiums. These rules are known as network, or net neutrality.
The Federal Communications Commission is working toward officially repealing current net neutrality rules.
It is thought that the repeal of net neutrality would allow internet service providers to put profits over consumers and control what they see, do, and say on the internet, but many people have differing opinions as to how much net neutrality really affects them. Some think that it will be drastically different for their daily internet usage, but others think that it'll only affect media of less importance, such as television streaming services competing against one another within a service provider.
The question is: how important is net neutrality, really?
At Vista del Lago High School, students and teachers have their own differing opinions.
"Well, what companies could do and how that might affect me is I may have less of an opportunity to find startups, you know," said Douglas Lewin, a computer science teacher at Vista. "The next competitor of Netflix may not be able to be seen because they won't be able to get the response time that they need for us [the consumers] to actually make it worthwhile."
While people may not see such a drastic difference in our internet performance, Lewin added, "I don't think the 'in' customer will necessarily see it. I don't think you and I will see it, at least not from our internet service providers. I think we'll see it from other companies. So, if one of the Netflixs of the world or the Youtubes of the world, is where you can really see the change possibly. It's gonna end up costing them more [to profit off of other service providers], so they're gonna pass that cost along somehow."
"I think that net neutrality is important, but if they get rid of it, it still won't be that bad," said a sophomore at Vista who wished to remain anonymous. "But that's just me; I don't use things like social media or Netflix that often, so I don't really think that it'll be a big problem for me. For other people, I can see how it may be an inconvenience though."
Normal, everyday consumers won't see immediate, or even drastic changes at all. Maybe prices will go up for competing media and streaming services, but search engines and informational sources should be just as available as they are now.
The repeal is happening, but it is yet to be seen if it will be as extreme as everyone makes it out to be. While the date isn't set in stone for when the repeal might come into effect, it is scheduled to formally take effect on April 23.
Douglas Lewin


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Q: SSIS with c# script Task referencing a custom dll where namespace has a dot in it I have an SSIS with a script task (C#). This package works when running locally (Visual Studio 2015) but does not when running as sql job (SSISDB integration services catalog). The error is "Script Task:Error:CS0246 - The type or namespace name 'work' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?), ScriptMain.cs, 217, 35"
ScriptMain.cs line 217 is
var process = new work.Provision.Provisioner(bla bla);
The assembly reference is there as a dll (the filename is work.Provision.dll). The good guy who built this dll left the company. The namespace is "work.Provision". Could it be that the SSIS is confused and expecting a namespace called "work"?
How do I solve this?
We do have the source code and probably needs to rework it so the namespace is "workProvision" (remove the dot) to avoid confusion - maybe, I don't know I'm not an expert. Keep in mind this whole thing works when I run it locally on Visual Studio (2015).
Many thanks!


"Shawn Hershey & the Fried Bananas"
Local Swing dance instructor and band leader/musician extraordinaire Shawn Hershey brings his renowned "Fried Bananas" back to Swing City! They're guaranteed to keep you dancing all evening.
Save the date: Feb. 12: Swingin' at Huron, Valentine's Party! with none other than the LOVE DOGS!! a.k.a. the "Pooches of Smooches" (yeah, we pulled some strings to make that match for you!). Plus, Tony & Aurelie of "Hop to the Beat" and others will be in the house for workshops and to keep you entertained in the breaks.
This Week at Swing City: Shawn Hershey and the "Fried Bananas "
Long time Boston Swing Dancer and musician extraordinaire Shawn Hershey brings his "Fried Bananas" back to Swing City! Shawn and his band members are often on the road so here we have a rare opportunity to catch this great act. If there's on thing for certain, as a dancers himself, Shawn knows what tunes to play for you!
Alex Abdoulaev and partner will be teaching intermediate lessons and DJ'ing, and JJ Williams heads up the beginner class, both at 7:45. Classes by the way have been HUGE lately, so be sure to come for those. Beginner and intermediate, so you can find a class that suits you and still bring your friends. Plus, it's a GREAT way to meet people if you're new to the scene.


Sifu Adam Mizner has trained extensively with a number of masters from both the Huang Sheng Shyan lineage and the Yang Shao Hou lineage and transmits the outer system and the inner technologies of these systems in a pure and direct way in a direct transmission as a 7th generation Yang style Tai Chi Chuan teacher.
As the system is taught, students work first through the Huang Sheng Shyan system as a direct doorway into the internal. The technology heavily focuses on developing song and ting and the total abandonment of external force or li.


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Bryde ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Brun-Otto Bryde (* 1943), deutscher Richter des Bundesverfassungsgerichts
 Kirk Bryde (* 1949), kanadischer Stabhochspringer
 Trent Bryde (* 1999), US-amerikanischer Tennisspieler
 Vilhelm Bryde (1888–1974), schwedischer Filmarchitekt und Filmfirmenmanager

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The Distance Learning Program at Ikipujung Pandang, Indonesia. Sahide, Amal; And Others 1986-Oct. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
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Distance Learning: A Review for Educators. Hudson, Heather E.; Boyd, Charles H. 1984-Mar. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
Distance Learning: From Correspondence Institute to Open University via Distance Education Centre. Singh, Abhimanyu 1984-Dec. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
Distance Teaching: A Catalyst for Curriculum Change for Introducing Vocational Subjects. Jenkins, Janet; And Others 1986-May. 1 microfiche: negative.
Economic Aspects of the Introduction of New Information Technologies in Education. Eicher, Jean Claude. 1984.. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
Education and Telecommunications: Partners in Progress. Kitchen, Will 1987.. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
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Extending Continuing Professional Education in an Era of Fiscal Constraint. Haughey, Margaret; Murphy, Peter J. 1984-May. 1 microfiche : negative.
External Studies 1985. Part 1, General Information [and] Part 2, Statistical Information. Third Annual Report of the External Studies Review Group. Western Australia Post Secondary Education Commission, Nedlands. 1985. 2 microfiches : negative, ill.
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Faculty Guide to: TIE (Televised Interactive Education). Armstrong, Jeffrey 1986-Apr. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
Flexible Designs for Learning. Report of the World Conference of ICDE--International Council for Distance Education (13th, Melbourne, Australia, August 13-20, 1985). International Council for Distance Education. 1985-Aug. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
A Guide on Successful Uses of Technology in Rural Schools: A Project on Uses of Technology in Rural Schools. McCormick, Fred C.; McCormick, Eileen R. 1982-Jun. 1 microfiche: negative.
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The Implications for Teaching and Learning of New Informatics Developments. I.E.T. Papers on Broadcasting No. 233. Bates, A. W. 1984-Sep. 1 microfiche: negative.
The Implications for the Open University of Recent Cable and Satellite Developments. A Discussion Paper. Bacsich, P.; And Others 1983. 2 microfiches : negative, ill.
Improving University Teaching. Proceedings. International Conference (12th, Heidelberg, Germany, July 15-18, 1986). Maryland Univ., College Park. Univ. Coll. 1986-Jul. 2 microfiches : negative, ill.
Individualized Instruction under Control: The Design of Distance Learning Environments to Maximize Learner Success. REDEAL Technical Report #4. Project REDEAL Research and Evaluation of Distance Education for the Adult Learner. Coldeway, Dan O. 1980-Oct. 1 microfiche : negative, ill.
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A whiff of Moggina Jade, and a splatter of Dabangg
September 16, 2010 Christina Daniels
Anyone who dismisses director Abhinav Kashyap's debut film Dabangg as mindless entertainment has not understood the heart of the Hindi film blockbuster. It is fast-paced, action-packed, loud, colourful, lustily melodious, emotional, romantic, reverential of family and held together by the charisma of a single star who towers head and shoulders above the chaotic concoction. It may not always have sequential logic, but it inevitably invites loud cat calls and whistles. It seldom makes you think, but it always leaves you entertained. That is the heart of Dabangg – an entertainer for the masses, easily shrugging off the aspirations of the classes.
Producer: Arbaaz Khan, Malaika Arora Khan & Dhilin Mehta
Director: Abhinav Kashyap
Cast: Salman Khan, Sonakshi Sinha, Arbaaz Khan, Sonu Sood, Mahi Gill, Paresh Rawal, Vinod Khanna, Anupam Kher, Raghuvir Yadav, Malaika Arora Khan, Tinu Anand, Om Puri, Sonu Sood, Dimple Kapadia.
Music direction: Sajid Ali, Wajid Ali
The plot, like in many successful action films, is admittedly wafer thin. Chulbul Pandey aka Robin Hood Pandey (Salman Khan) is a cop who believes that the end justifies the means and in his own fashion sets out to bring the arm of the law down upon local politician Cheddi Singh (Sonu Sood). In the background are all those usual complicated relationships that need to be resolved between him and ma (Dimple Kapadia), step-father Prajapati Pandey (Vinod Khanna), half-brother Makhhi urf Makhhanchand Pandey (Arbaaz Khan) and love interest Rajo (Sonakshi Sinha).
But if that plot sounds mediocre, now enters the star who makes the film a blockbuster and Salman Khan rises to the challenge with aplomb. In a role that is different from anything that he has done so far, Salman becomes the typical Uttar Pradesh village cop in every frame. Besides his special look for Dabangg, Salman also talks the part in every frame in impeccable rural Uttar Pradesh lingo. But with his dark glasses and his muscles bursting out of his shirt, he brings a touch of star presence to the role in his signature style. Seedy, yet stylish and always dabangg (fearless).
Backing Salman are great performances from Vinod Khanna, Arbaaz Khan, Sonu Sood, Sonakshi Sinha and Om Puri. The only actor who falls a trifle short is Dimple Kapadia, who fails to convince in the role of Salman's mother Naina. Yet the cast still comes together to give the film its credibility, making you smile and sigh at all the right places.
While there has also been some interest around debutante Sonakshi Sinha's role, she acts to the script, which predictably demands that she play second fiddle to Salman. It's a good performance, but not one that stand out in your mind once you've left the cinema. Dabangg clearly belongs to Salman.
Finally it must be mentioned that Dabangg compensates for its paucity of plot with richness of dialogue. Lines from this film will resonate even after Dabangg itself has been forgotten.
The music from Sajid Wajid reflects the rustic and raunchy essence of the film, taking its entertainment quotient a notch higher. The already often played item number Munni badnaam hui, set to dance by Malaika Arora, promises to be the song that this film might well be remembered for.
I'd go with a rating of 3 on 5 for Dabangg. Watch it for Salman or if you are a Hindi cinema buff who likes the great Hindi cinema blockbuster, liberally splattered with loads of masala for good measure.
The whiff of a plait of jasmine buds
Meanwhile, path-breaking cinema continued to play at Suchitra Film Society in Banashankari II Stage, this weekend. Earlier the second quarter of Chitra Varsha 2010 – non-profit film trust Chitrasamooha's yearlong screening of award-winning Kannada films – had been inaugurated by Basant Kumar Patil, President, Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce. The festival's souvenir was released by Boluvar Mohammad Kunnhi, Sahitya Academy winning writer, while actor Ganesh was the chief guest. The festival commenced with the screening of Yogaraj Bhat's well-loved Mungaru Male.
Still from 'Moggina Jade'. Pic courtesy: Suchitra Film Society.
Moggina Jade
Producer: P R Ramadasa Naidu, Beerappa
Director: P R Ramadasa Naidu
Cast: Beby Shreesha, Master Aniruddha, Rajesh, Pavitra Lokesh, Malati Mysore, Shrungeri Ramanna and others.
Music direction: L. Vaidyanathan
Cinematography: Ramachandra Aithal
This week the festival saw the screening of a lesser-known but no less significant film from P R Ramadasa Naidu – Moggina Jade (The Plait of Jasmine Buds). As three generations come to terms with changing family ties in a world of cyber employment, the granddaughter's unfulfilled desire for a plait of jasmine buds becomes the metaphor for the complex relationship between tradition and modernity.
Naidu takes you into the mind of a little girl, with many gentle twists and turns that make you sit up not because they are unexpected but because every moment is extremely human. The end result is the creation of a child's world that stands out in the context of Indian cinema.
Special mention must also be made of the fine performance from Naidu's child stars Baby Shreesha and Master Aniruddha that give the film a special credibility. The lack of star presence in this film also liberates Naidu, allowing him to focus on an honest telling of his tale, helped forward by real performances.
Other motifs give this film a special contemporary relevance. Most significant amongst these is Naidu's juxtaposing of tradition and modernity.
The only possible criticism for this film is its complete demonisation of modernity that sometimes leads to exaggeration. But that is a difference of artistic theme and not treatment, in an otherwise very sensitively told film.
So I would go with a rating of 4 on 5 for Moggina Jade – a real film, told from the heart. It challenges you to question your past assumptions, while treading on new path for Kannada and Indian cinema.
Just around the corner!
This week cinema lovers in Bangalore can watch out for another treat as Chitra Varsha will be playing director Kavita Lankesh's Preeti Prema Pranaya, starring Anant Nag and Bharathi Vishnuvardhan. The film looks at the meaning of love in three different generations, and as its name expresses the underlying belief that "everybody needs love".
Suchitra Film Society. #36, 9th Main, BV Karanth Road, II Stage, Banashankari, Bangalore. Ph No 26711785
Preeti Prema Pranaya will be screened at the Suchitra Film Society on September 18th and 19th 2010, at 6:30 pm.
Also at the the Suchitra Film Society will be the Short Film Festival on September 18th, between 10 am and 5 pm. This is an open category film festival and an opportunity for aspiring film-makers to screen their short films. So it could offer an interesting glimpse into new experiments in film-making.
Watch out for updates from all these events in our next column!
The ratings and what they mean
The ratings are on a scale of 1 to 5 and try to strike that difficult balance between cinematic critique and giving the regular film buff a peek into what's playing in town and worth a watch.
1: Watch this film only if the director pays you
2: You could safely give this film a miss
2.5: A one time watch
3: Good cinema. Money well spent
4: Great cinema. A standing ovation
5: Simply speechless. A masterpiece
About Christina Daniels	48 Articles
Christina Daniels is a communications professional based in Bangalore. She is the author of the cinematic filmography "I'll Do It My Way: The Incredible Journey of Aamir Khan". Before this, she authored the novel "Ginger Soda Lemon Pop" and co-authored "Mind Blogs 1.0".
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Usha Srinath says:
"That is the heart of Dabangg – an entertainer for the masses, easily shrugging off the aspirations of the classes."
Not sure I agree there. I thought Abhinav Kashyap had the same talent as his brother (Anurag Kashyap..Dev D)to bring out a quirky, spoofy feeling to this movie. He has done that so skilfully while still maintaining the mainstream blockbuster movie feel..in a sense it scores higher than Dev D, because this movie can appeal across classes/masses because of that. and really, every time I thought..'okay, here comes a cliche…"..it actually didn't 🙂
as you said, the music was just right for the feel of the film and the casting great.


Considered Nashville's "most stylish" neighborhood, 12 south has become one of Nashville's most popular and quickly growing areas. Once a mix of residences with few commercial establishments, the area has seen a surge in both commercial and residential development. Close Grocery stores, churches, Sevier Park, boutique shops and a variety of restaurants to choose from, this is any active family's dream. It is also close to Green Hills and Downtown, making shopping or commuting direct and quick.The 12 South Neighborhood Association achieved a non-profit status in 2005, and is governed by an executive committee comprised of 12South residents with the common goal of service to their neighbors to create a safe, happy, and sustainable neighborhood.


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Bicycle Tour Along the Farmington Canal Trail
Bicycle Tour Along the Farmington Canal Trail:
EXPLORING NEW HAVEN'S HISTORY AND ENVIRONMENT
Saturday, November 9 9:30 am- 12:30 pm
Sponsored by the New Haven Bioregional Group.
Meet at First Unitarian Universalist Society,
608 Whitney Avenue, New Haven
Saturday, November 9, 9:30 AM
In case of rain, we will reschedule for another date.
This fun and easy bicycle tour will explore how New Haven's industrial and economic history is tied to its environmental history. As we ride along the historic Farmington Canal Greenway, we will learn how the Canal has been transformed over two centuries from an economic and industrial corridor into a popular multi-use trail.
We will visit the old Winchester factory complex to see how it has been transformed into Science Park, an outpost of the 21st century economy. Old factory buildings are being converted to office space for biotech and financial services companies like Higher One, and a new $60 million residential development called Winchester Lofts that has just broken ground.
As we pass through Newhallville, we will learn about some promising neighborhood revitalization efforts spearheaded by groups like Neighborhood Housing Services. We will make a stop in the Newhall neighborhood of Hamden, where an entire neighborhood was built on a toxic waste dump serving New Haven's factories. In the last decade Newhall has become the site of the largest environmental remediation project in Connecticut's history, exposing fault-lines of race and class and highlighting the environmental injustice that continues to plague Connecticut's post-industrial cities.
Our final stop will be at Urban Miners in Hamden, where local entrepreneur Joe DeRisi is creating green jobs by recycling and selling used building materials. Meet at FUUS at 9:30 am with your bike for a prompt departure. There is plenty of off-street parking.
We will return to FUUS around 12:30 pm. The ride is approximately 8 miles, mostly flat. Some refreshments will be available at Urban Miners, but feel free to bring your own lunch.
Questions? Contact Aaron at aaron.goode@gmail.com
The Farmington Canal Rail-To-Trail Association
940 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, CT-06517