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RAM Trucks Australia recently announced that the 2021 Ram 1500 (DT) trucks have officially started coming off the production line at the Melbourne Manufacturing Facility. Coming off a detailed homologation and manufacturing process to re-engineer the trucks for right-hand-drive (RHD), a test fleet of DT's embarked on a final validation trip around Australia even with the ongoing pandemic.
2021 Ram 1500 Limited Night Edition Crew Cab 4×4. (Ram).
The epic, multi-terrain route went from Melbourne to Broome to Townsville, and back down to Melbourne again via Alice Springs. One of the test vehicles undertook a maximum tow rating exercise for the duration of 30,000 kilometers (or about 18,640 miles) across Australia.
The final test and development figures were impressive, over 50,000 hours of pre-build development hours, over 80,000 kilometers (49,700 miles) and 10,000+ hours of rolling road testing, over 50,000 kilometers (31,000 miles) and 7,000+ hours of real-world road driving, and a final 20,000 kilometers (12,400 miles) of full vehicle durability testing conducted at the Anglesea Proving Ground in Victoria. After a successful Australian Design Rule (ADR) 85/00 Side Impact Crash Test, the Ram 1500 DT was given the green light for full-volume production to start.
"We're delighted to officially welcome the next generation 1500," said RAM Trucks Australia National Manager Jeff Barber. "The Ram 1500 DT marks the culmination of detailed planning, development, remanufacturing, and testing program with our local and global partners, including Stellantis (US). The DT version now swells our 1500 range to five diverse models, from the price-leading Express Quad to Crew Cab, Warlock II, and now DT versions of Laramie, and Limited. With the 2500 and 3500 also arriving later this year – and some other exciting developments – 2021 looks set to be a record year for RAM Trucks Australia."
RAM Trucks Australia is the world's only Stellantis (US)-authorized manufacturer of RHD RAM trucks. The relationship with RAM Trucks began back in 2013 and continues to innovate and progress to deliver a no-compromise, full-size pickup truck that leads in durability, technology, and efficiency.
2021 Ram 1500 Limited Night Edition. (Ram Trucks Australia).
All RAM Trucks Australia vehicles are international-spec vehicles, uniquely coded for the Australian market and the local build process. With over 400 locally sourced new parts involved in its transformation journey from left-hand-drive (LHD) to RHD, the Ram 1500 DT sets new benchmarks in the full-size pickup truck segment–a segment of RAM Trucks Australia first created more than six years ago.
The sculpted design of the Ram 1500 DT means it is one of the most aerodynamic trucks in the world, with drag coefficient of just 0.357. It also features exclusive active aerodynamics including active grille shutters and active air dams, next-generation Active-Level® Four Corner air suspension, and powered/retractable sidesteps (optional on Laramie editions) to help deliver the best combination of ride, handling, off-road capability, load-leveling, and entry/exit convenience.
Every gasoline 1500 features the legendary 5.7-liter HEMI® V8 engine with fuel-saver technology featuring the Multi-Displacement System, also known as cylinder deactivation, to further drive efficiencies.
In addition, the 1500 DT Laramie and Limited models now come with the eTorque mild hybrid system to improve efficiency and drivability. This system combines a belt-drive motor generator unit with a 48-volt battery pack to enable start/stop function, short-term torque assist, and brake energy regeneration. Power and torque outputs are 291kW (390 horsepower) @ 5600rpm and 556Nm (410 lb.-ft. of torque) at 3,950rpm respectively.
The Ram 1500 offers more than 90 safety and security features including (on Limited versions) Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning, Pedestrian Detection, Ready Alert Braking, and Trailer-Sway Damping control, Lane Departure Warning, ParkSense® Parallel/Perpendicular Park, Hill-start Assist, and LED SmartBeam® Intelligent Headlamps.
Inside, the Ram 1500 DT sets new benchmarks for luxury full-size pick-up trucks, thanks to its first-class levels of space, full-length dual-pane panoramic sunroof, and heated and ventilated leather seats. Its premium Harman Kardon audio system, 900-watt surround-sound amplifier, 10-inch subwoofer, and active noise cancellation give stadium levels of performance.
The state-of-the-art fourth-generation Uconnect® 4 system, 12-inch fully configurable touchscreen with split-screen display functionality make for a hi-tech environment. 360-degree Surround View Camera with a birds-eye perspective of vehicle, Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay® functionality, voice-controlled satellite navigation, multifunction USB ports, and an integrated wireless charging pad add to the fully connected experience.
The Ram 1500 DT will start at $114,950 AUD (or about $88,900 USD) plus on-road costs for the volume-selling Laramie. The 1500 Limited and Limited Launch Edition are priced at $139,950 AUD (or about $108,275 USD) plus on-road costs.
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Already Taking Reservations For Laramie Model...
RAM Trucks Australia recently announced that the 2021 Ram 1500 (DT) trucks have officially started coming off the production line at the Melbourne Manufacturing Facility. Coming off a detailed homologation and manufacturing process to re-engineer the trucks for right-hand-drive (RHD), a test fleet of DT's embarked on a final validation trip around Australia even with the ongoing pandemic.
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I have been SO EXCITED to share this with you! I have been wanting to try this out for such a long time, I was so nervous, but I did it! … I GOT EYELASH EXTENSIONS! YAY!
I have heard so much hype surrounding eyelash extensions and I just had to try them out for myself.
So, here it is… My Experience with eyelash extensions.
I have had my extensions for about 9 weeks now and they are still looking fantastic, that is including the fill.
In the beginning it was super strange to get used to, because suddenly you have these big heavy lashes slightly making an appearance in front of your vision, but give it a half an hour and you are already half used to it. Now I don't even feel them. I was nervous that after the fill, I would have to get used to them again, but no… it was like normal.
It was also hard to get used to the fact that, 'oh goodness', I can't just suddenly rub my eye because I'm pulling out lashes. That's the thing, they are super pretty and they last, you just have to take care of them and be aware of them.
Looking back I would say it is definitely worth it! I just wake up, wash my face, get dressed and I look good, I don't have to sit and worry about my mascara. It's naturally pretty all the time.
The reason I was so nervous to get the lashes in the first place was because I had heard people saying that they damage your natural lashes… This is not true If they were properly applied.
If any damage occurs it's not the eyelashes fault, it's yours. They are stuck onto each lash individually and they will only come off if you rub them or tug on them. Lashes may gradually fall out but this is a natural process when your natural lash falls out in order to be replaced by a new one… Just like the hair on your head.
I'm not going to lie, I was nervous that they were going to pull out my eyelashes, so I waited way longer then I should have before getting my fill, I wanted to see how my own eyelashes looked once the extensions were almost gone. They looked exactly the same as they did before, I think we get used to the extensions and you see that falling out, so you begin to panic unnecessarily.
If you are worried, however, I would suggest taking Prosana, a hair & nail booster. It assists in the stimulation of keratin, which is important for healthy hair and strong nails. You can get it from Dischem. My mom and I have been taking this for a while now and I absolutely stand by it.
My mom started losing a lot of hair, she began taking this and now her hair doesn't fall out like it did and she has a lot of new hair growing.
It took 2 hours to apply. This could differ for some people because we all have different lashes, it could take less or more time depending on how many lashes you have. However, 2 hours is a good estimate.I would say a fill takes an hour.
How often do you need to get them redone?
They recommend that you get a fill every 3 – 4 weeks if you aim to maintain the same full look. The cost of having a fill should also cost less.
Personally, I was advised not to use any products on my lashes in order to protect them and honestly I feel like I don't need that extra bit of mascara because the lashes are already so long and full.
The first 24 hours you are advised not to get water on the lashes as the glue is still drying and you could risk them not sticking.After that you can rinse them with water but it is recommended that you do not use any oil based products or makeup removers on the lash. If you are trying to take off a product you are tugging on your lash and may pull out your natural lash.Invest in a disposable mascara wand so you can brush through your extensions in the morning to neaten them.
I hope that this was helpful! Until next time Lovelies!


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1.Back To The Future ft. Shiva Mani + Chalk Back to the Future is an EDM event happening at BlueFrog this weekend! DJ Shiva Mani's music is a journey. It's funky, it's unique and it's progressive. If you have never been to one of his concerts, you should not miss out on this.
Put your laughing pants on this weekend as the king and queen of comedy, Angad Ranyal & Neeti Palta, gear up to make your night hilarious. If you have been looking for a stand-up comedy event, That Comedy Club is where you should head towards this weekend!
Get ready to be enthralled with some mesmerizing and soulful music, as the renowned Indian singer-songwriter and composer, Lucky Ali, will be performing live in Bengaluru this weekend. Presented by Red FM, Red Live will see the singer indulging and engaging the audience in his magical and timeless voice at the beautiful Orchid Resort.
Just Play Sports Club, Bengaluru invites corporates from all the country to participate in Season 3 of their Corporate Box Cricket Tournament. Cricket lovers, prep up for one of the biggest corporate cricket tournaments this weekend!
The Dire Straits Experience is coming to Bengaluru this Sunday to perform live for the first time in India. The performance is all the more special as it is to support the 100 Pipers 'Play for a Cause' initiative and 'Be Remembered For Good'. For the fans, it's an absolute must-see as the band will play some of their greatest hits including Tunnel of Love, Money for Nothing, Brothers in Arms, Walk of Life, Sultans of Swing, Romeo and Juliet, and more. Tickets are already selling like hot cakes! Book yours right away to avoid sold out sign!
Bengaluru, choose the event of your choice and set out for the most unforgettable & joyous weekend ever!


Devil Worship A lady from my home town goes to Sarawak. We saw the same things differently.
White People I get food poisoning and a missionary asks me a question that seems silly at the time.
My grandmother, bless her heart, used to write once a week and send me the daily "Peanuts" comic strip. One week she sent me a clipping from the local paper. "Is this the same place you are?" she wrote -- "it's spelled the same but it sounds different."
The lead sentence in the clipping was "The only white woman in a village full of natives, six hours by Land Rover from the capital . . .". The lady in question had gone to Sarawak for six month as a nurse, and came back with lurid tales of hungry, poverty-stricken people eating things they found in the jungle. The article made it sound like they walked through the jungle grazing, like bipedal cows.
I wrote back to my grandmother, saying there was only one Sarawak, but different people had different views of it. People in Oregon often went to the woods to gather huckleberries, I wrote, and people in Sarawak often gathered food from the jungle. Fern tips, for instance, which they used to make a soup with a pleasant astringent taste. Their staple was rice, which they cultivated. Everybody I knew had a vegetable garden as well. I was the only white person in my village, the second year, and I was eight hours from the capital, except I took the bus, not a Land Rover.
Many weeks later, at term break, I was in the capital. Half a dozen of us PCV's who met while picking up malaria pills at the office went to lunch together. I mentioned the lady. One fellow said "I met her - she was from some rigid church. First they told everybody pork was forbidden, so they had to get rid of their pigs. Then the missionaries were surprised there wasn't enough meat in the diet. She complained a lot."
When I went back to Modesto I looked the lady up and invited myself to her house for slides. (One of your main goals when you come back is finding an audience for your slides, preferably people who won't fall asleep halfway through.) We talked for a bit.
"Did you see much devil worship?" she asked.
"I saw a lot of it."
That was the first I had head of Satanism in Sarawak. (This was 1973, and there wasn't much in California, either.) I asked her what she meant. It turned out she considered Pagans, Muslims, Buddhists, Taoists and Confucians all "Devil Worshipers" and had her doubts about Catholics, Jews and Mormons.
Hmmmm. One of my slides showed me helping some people chop up hardboiled eggs, which we put in a hanging basket with some tobacco and betel nut, in case the spirits of the ancestors needed refreshment. I usually said, "This is me helping at a mass, except it's a different religion." when I got to that one. I passed over it pretty quick for her.
Term break; such a lovely sound. Our school was built when the prevailing philosophy was to keep the students away from the "distractions" of the town. So there we were, twenty-five teachers, four hundred boarders, a hundred or so Day students and the fellow from Public Works who ran our generator, four miles from town by trail, seven by bus. The town had fifty Chinese shophouses, two coffee shops and a one-room library. The biggest excitement I usually had was getting to the far coffee house about ten on a Saturday morning. The owner was the only one in town who baked bread, and if you got there at the right time the loaves were still warm.
Brian, a friend from my training group, lived in Sibu, a town with paved streets and 50,000 people. He invited me to stay with him for part of my break. I got on the bus early Saturday morning, changed to an express boat in Sarieki, and was in Sibu in time to take him to a late lunch. I had a salad that looked suspicious, but it was the first salad I'd had in three months so I ate it anyway. Brian was a primary school advisor; we met several lady primary school teachers as we wandered around the town, one of them, Mee Ling, quite pretty.
That night my suspicions about the salad solidified, and at three the next morning I was sitting on the toilet while throwing up in a red plastic bucket. My body was getting rid of everything it could as fast as possible, through both ends of the GI tract. About eight I was almost empty and trying to rest when the cramps weren't too bad.
"Hello", she said, "We thought we'd show you the town."
She looked at me and realized something was wrong. "Oh. You don't feel so well, do you?" It was an understatement. My skin was ashen, damp and clammy, my eyes bloodshot from lack of sleep and I had not showered. I looked like Death warmed over.
There I was with a week's vacation, money in my pocket, film in my camera, and two beautiful lady school teachers offering me a guided tour of their fair city, and I couldn't take them up on it. Arrgghh!!
I explained, as politely as I could, leaving out the messy details, that I'd had problems, I really appreciated their offer, and I'd would take them up on it as soon as I could.
Brian loaned me his bicycle and I peddled down to the local hospital with my trusty red plastic bucket. A lady at the admitting desk started to ask me all sorts of questions so she could fill out her form. I started to throw up in the bucket, pausing long enough to put my identity card on her desk.
"I think I can fill out most of this for you," she said, which was the brightest point in the whole miserable day. How often does a bureaucrat offer to help?
I wanted a pill to stop the vomiting and a pat on the back; the doctor I saw wanted to keep me for three days while they filled me up with sterile saline solution to make sure I wasn't dehydrated. We compromised; I spent the night and he said he'd see what I looked like in the morning.
Morning came, the dry heaves stopped, they took the IV out and I went wandering up and down the corridors. I was trying to spread good cheer and to convince the doctors I was right as rain. I met a missionary couple from Ohio, whose daughter had a fever of undetermined origin. The husband and I talked about life in Sarawak. We compared favorite Chinese dishes and talked about hospitality; no matter how poor a village was, if a stranger came by somebody would offer him tea and cookies within ten minutes of his arrival. Then he asked the question that seemed funny at the time.
"Don't you ever get lonesome for white people?"


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Chicago radio station 670 The Score has fired on-air host Dan McNeil after a comment he made on social media about the outfit ESPN sideline reporter Maria Taylor was wearing on Monday night.
In a tweet that has since been deleted, McNeil posted a screenshot of Taylor and referenced the adult film industry in posing the question: "NFL sideline reporter or host for the AVN annual awards presentation?"
Entercom, the sports-talk station's parent company, issued a statement on Tuesday announcing McNeil's departure, calling his tweet "degrading and humiliating" and apologizing to "all who were offended by Dan's words, especially Maria."
News of McNeil's departure was first reported by Deadspin's Julie DiCaro, formerly a host and reporter for the station.
Taylor, 33, was making her debut on ESPN's Monday Night Football after primarily covering college sports for the network.
Taylor responded directly to McNeil's comment not long after the New York Giants-Pittsburgh Steelers game ended.
"Well Danny Dearest if you would like to continue making sexist comments about me...please bring your misogyny with you to the NBA Countdown double header I'll be hosting tomorrow night," she tweeted.
And just for good measure, she defended her wardrobe choice for the broadcast: "Hey ladies remember you can wear whatever you feel confident in!"
This isn't the first time McNeil has been reprimanded for his choice of words during his 30-year radio career in Chicago.
While at WMVP radio he was suspended at least twice, once for an on-air fight with his co-host and the second, in 2007, after calling a female producer at one of the local TV stations a "bitch" while he was on the air.
When he was rehired by The Score in 2018, he acknowledged that there were some people at the station "who have reservations, and rightfully so" because of his past actions.
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Wear Protection plays an important role in the mining industry, protecting the most important parts of earth moving and construction equipment buckets, providing additional protection in the toughest conditions.
Replacement Wear Parts for Excavator and Loader Buckets include Heel Blocks, Wear Buttons, Chocky Bars, Side Cutters, Wing Shrouds, Lip Shrouds and Grouser Bars, which all assist in protecting and extending the life of the bucket.
All wear protection is available in light duty through to heavy duty, to suit all types of conditions found in the earth moving and construction industry.
Protecting the high wear corner edges on excavator and loader buckets, heel blocks are critical to the performance and life of machinery buckets.
Heel blocks are available for all bucket sizes and are made from alloy steel with high abrasion resistance.
The bucket lip of your excavator or loader might be minimal between teeth, but it plays an important role in cutting through material. Without lip shrouds, the leading edge of the bucket stays exposed and can quickly wear down and ultimately damage your bucket.
Made from through hardened alloy steel and available in a range of sizes for various machinery.
Wing shrouds protect the upper and lower side walls of excavator and loader buckets. Fortus wing shrouds use a pin system to ensure easy change out while on site.
Used for the replacement track plates and replacement treads on tracked vehicles. Welding on grouser bars can maximise the life of your steel track and ensure long wearability.
Grouser bars are also widely used in general wear protection areas. The welding bar can be welded to narrow leading edges of blades and buckets on excavators, bull dozers and loaders. It can also be welded on the inside of buckets to reduce exposure and increase load capacity. Due to the welding bevels on grouser bars they are easy to secure with a strong weld on to various machinery.
Made from heat-treated 440-500HB boron alloy steel and available in a range of sizes. Designed for unforgiving conditions.
Side cutters are bolted to the side of excavator buckets and protrude outwards. This assists with protecting the bucket from wear and is also effective at cutting the side wall of trenches. Generally designed to be thicker than the original bucket and can increase the bucket capacity.
Side cutters are generally suited for machinery up to 30 tonnes. For machinery over 30 tonne, wing shrouds are recommended.
Chocky bars are a favourite among wear protection because of its universal use and ease of cutting, shaping and welding over varied surfaces. Made of a heavily notched white iron layer which is securely bonded to a mild steel backing plate.
Used for a variety of applications on buckets, excavators, dragline machines, or for lining chutes. Can be used alongside other wear parts to give extra advantage and protection.
The white iron provides the high wear resistance while the high notching enables Chocky Bars to be easily curved and cut. The mild steel aids in the welding of the chocky bar to any surface.
Cleverly named "Chocky Bar", because it looks like a bar of chocolate.
Made from white iron and mild steel layers, wear buttons meet the demands of extreme wear areas. The round shape of the button makes it popular for the sides of buckets and can be used on a variety of machinery including loaders, excavators and dozers.
D75 & D90 wear buttons are available in donut shape with a centre hole.
Fortus wear plates are made from a white iron layer on a mild steel layer. This drastically assists with decreasing the labour intensive hard face welding process. The white iron consists of less silicon and the carbon is cemantile. This provides high resistance to wear in both crusher and chute applications.
Wear buttons allow you to make your own layout to suit your particular wear protection solution on your bucket. Effectively minimises wear on high impact areas of a range of earthmoving machinery. Easy to install and weld on to the bucket.


This is a vertical scroll 2D shooting game. You can operate the fighter MoonStriker which Implements lock-on lasers. The player is destroyed with one damage,but if there are reserve players,player revives on the spot. The difficulty can be selected from easy level, normal level and hard level.
The cursor for lock-on is displayed in front of your plane. While pushing the shot button, the cursor becomes effective, and the cursor's color varies from white to aqua. You can lock-on by matching the cursor with enemies. The number of the lock-on availability is 5 in initial level. It becomes up to 12 by taking the power-up item.
After lock-on, lasers are fired automatically. In the case of any of the following, lasers are fired automatically.
When you locks to the maximum number of own planes.
When the enemy is locked upper limit.
When period of time passes after locking it.
In addition, you can fire in any timing without waiting for automatic discharge. In the case of any of the following, Lasers are fired in an arbitrary timing.
To take your finger off a button.
To take your finger on a button(Even a different button is possible).
To separate the left-click of the mouse.
To push the right-click of the mouse.
To separate a touch./To do the second touch.
Lock-on laser is possible for both aerial enemy and ground enemy.
The normal bullet in front of the plane can destroy an enemy bullet. This will enable approach an enemy and can set a lock-on positively. The normal bullet is fired automatically with pushing the shot button. The normal bullet is possible for aerial enemy, but it isn't possible for ground enemy. In addition, the normal bullet can't power-up.
When ItemCarrer(in aerial) or ItemBox(in ground) is destroyed, it appears PowerUpItem or Cristals.
PowerUpItem: The number of the lock-on possibility increases by one.
Cristals: It is added to score when the area is completed. When the player is destroyed in the middle of the area or the area is completed, cristals are destroyed.
Score is added when you destroy an enemy. When enemys are destroyed with lock-on lasers, more score is included by the number of the lock-on count.
Additional score is included when you destroy all the aerial enemies appearing in formation.
Combo rises when you continue destroying an enemy. When you destroy enemies, score rises depending on combo counts.
In addition, the enemy for bonus exists. Bonus score is included by doing specific way. For example destroying at the right and left at same time.
In the header, current area, difficulty, time, high score, current score are displayed.
In the footer, players, cristals, maximum lock number are displayed.
It constructed in all 7 areas. In the first time, you can only start form area 1 . Once you complete the area, you can select next area in the next play.
If you select a caravan mode, you can enjoy a 3-minute score attack in the area for exclusive use of the caravan mode.
The score is recorded automatically. Since there are various ways to score up, please try these actions. Since the next enemy appears when you destroy the enemy, you can defeat more enemies by defeating enemies quickly. It is important that you never die in the middle of the area in order to keep cristals and get the additional scores. In addition, you should not miss bonus ememies because a lot of bonus enemies appear in the calavan area.
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When I started to work in Quva Oy as Marketing Assistant, I was not really sure what they are doing and if I will ever understand at least a bit of it. I like challenges and so I jumped into a field, I have never been before or had even any clue. Due to my education, I am more the business oriented person and not so much a technical person.
At first, I was nervous but the team was really nice and supportive. I started to get familiar with the products and I tried to understand what they are actually doing behind their desks. When I started to produce marketing material, I could always ask my colleagues and got an easy explanation to a much more complex topic. This kind of support and communication is necessary to keep the team spirit up and also to help the marketing department to make their job as good as possible to support the company in their sales.
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Jazz cards second 70 in Manila
Thailand' Jazz Janewattananond will head into the weekend rounds seven shots back of leaders Mardan Mamat of Singapore and Korea's Wang Jeung-hun after carding another successive two-under-par 70 at the second round of the Resorts World Manila Masters.
The Black Mountain sponsored player double-bogeyed the par-four second but recovered quickly with two birdies on holes three and four. He mixed two more bogeys against another birdie on eight to turn in 37.
The inward-nine was more promising for the 18-year-old as he cruised home with a flawless 33 that was highlighted by three birdies on holes 11, 15 and 17 at the US$1 million Asian Tour event.
"Happy to shoot a 70 despite a double bogey on the second. I've got to keep up to better my results from last year," said Jazz, who finished tied for fifth at last year's edition.
American Berry Henson made up for his opening round disappointment where he signed for a 74 with an improved 68.
Prom Meesawat, who was denied victory in a play-off defeat last year, battled to a 72 to make it into the weekend rounds right at the cut-line which was set at one-over par.
Over in Spain, Sweden's Rikard Karlberg and Pelle Edberg earned his European Tour cards when they signed off Qualifying School with matching 71s for ninth and 21st place respectively.


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NEW APARTMENTS EXCLUDE SUBSIDIES
By KEN BYRON; Courant Staff Writer
BRISTOL -- — The Bristol Court apartments will not be rented to low-income tenants who receive Section 8 housing subsidies, a spokesman for the new owners said Thursday.
Crime, drug dealing and other problems have plagued the Union Street apartment complex, which has been rented to tenants receiving Section 8 assistance for many years.
But the Massachusetts-based Aspen Square Management Inc., which bought the troubled property on Monday, will change that practice once the decrepit building is renovated.
Kristine Foye, a spokeswoman for the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, confirmed that Section 8 housing is out of the picture for Bristol Court. She said the contract it had with the former owner for Section 8 housing has been canceled and that there have been no talks with Aspen Square about a new contract. HUD is moving tenants out of the complex because of conditions there. Foye said that will continue.
John Mnich, director of Aspen Square's acquisitions department, said the apartments will be extensively renovated and then rented to regular tenants at a rate that probably willbe in the middle range of what the local market can afford.
"I think the community will be comfortable with what we're doing with Bristol Court and having us as the landlord there," Mnich said. "We invest money into our properties, we don't just collect rental fees and then neglect them."
City officials have been watching developments at Bristol Court because of concerns about drugs and other problems there.
"My hope is that the new owner does what needs to be done to protect the best interests of residents," Mayor Frank Nicastro said. "Those apartments need to be thoroughly cleaned up because they have been let go for too long."
Mnich would not say how much Aspen Square paid for the property, but the conveyance tax indicates $650,000 was paid for it. Mnich said his firm has been looking at buying it for many months. He said the company owns other apartment complexes in the state.
"Bristol Court is a good fit with the kinds of situations we get involved with," Mnich said. "We look for places that are badly managed and neglected, but which are in good areas and, if we can enhance them, could offer decent housing to people. We think there will be a good demand for the apartments there once they're cleaned up."
Work is expected to start immediately and Mnich said it should be done by the spring.
HUD had a mortgage on the complex and was foreclosing on it. Foye said that is now off since the former owner, RBJ Associates of Waterbury, paid the $511,830 that was outstanding on the loan.


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Raise the Vibration Between Us
by Dawn James
The Line Between
by Tosca Lee
The Light of Deaf Women
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The Black Fox
by Gordon Bickerstaff
Guardian of Deceit
A Not So Immaculate Conception
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Martyrs al-Sabra
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The Auburn Book
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A Place To Stay Forever
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Devil Winds Dance
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Just Be
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Freaking Fast
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David Pereda is the award-winning author of eight other novels, including Havana Blues and However Long the Night, as well as the Havana Series of thrillers featuring the dashing Doctor Raymond Peters and the beautiful but deadly Cuban assassin Marcela. He has traveled to more than thirty countries and speaks four languages. Before devoting his time solely to writing and teaching, David had a successful international consulting career with global giant Booz Allen Hamilton, where he worked with the governments of Mexico, Venezuela, Peru and Qatar, among others.
A member of MENSA, David earned his MBA from Pepperdine University in California. He earned bachelor degrees in English literature and mathematics at the University of South Florida in Tampa.
He lives in artistic Asheville, North Carolina, with his youngest daughter Sophia, where he teaches mathematics and English at the Asheville-Buncombe Community College. He loves sports and is an accomplished competitor in track and show-jumping equestrian events.
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The first line of this novel grabs your attention: "The year is 2066….Today I'm going to kill the love of my life." It is Alexandra Martin's sixty-third birthday, and she has the gun and a plan. Alex has always been a mathematical whiz, and she reminisces about her middle school years, when she had to find a sport to be considered for an elite high school. She joined the track team, working hard to eventually find success. Alex was also occupied with three boys in her class – Xavier, Andrew and Vitali. Her widowed father and Uncle Carl provided support and needed encouragement. Author David Pereda has written a fascinating, engaging fictional work in Freaking Fast. Through building a foundation of adolescent relationships, to fast-forwarding fifty years later, with the culmination of Alex's decision to kill someone, this is an unique adventure thriller story.
The main plot in this book is unlike any other, truly one of a kind. Additionally, the writing flows easily, and it is rich in detail. The author depicts teenage angst in 2016 well, and his description of life in 2066 is interesting and thought-provoking. The range of characters is certainly diverse, and each one is developed well. There are several characters – such as the family from Mississippi, Alex's father, Uncle Carl – that add an element of mystery and adventure to the plot. The final chapters of Freaking Fast by David Pereda are full of surprising twists and turns. This is a creative and intelligent read!
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Freaking Fast by David Pereda is a fascinating thriller featuring strong and memorable characters, the story of a woman who sets out to kill the love of her life, but why? Freaking Fast is set in the year 2066 in Asheville, North Carolina, and thirty years after the religious war that saw the world divided into six confederations. The story starts with the conflict, the protagonist declaring that she is going to kill the love of her life and that she has already selected the best weapon for the job. She says it's a premeditated crime and that she is not doing it under any pressure. It is her birthday and the anniversary of their first kiss. Now follow her as she indulges readers with details of her exciting life and sets out to visit the three men she's loved deeply — Xavier, Vitali, and Andrew. She plans to kill one of them, but will she succeed?
When you create an intelligent character, readers want to see that intelligence come across in the character development and speech, and this author doesn't fail here. Doctor Alexandra Martin, nicknamed Alex, is a medical doctor with a string of successes to her name and three doctorates — one in pure mathematics, one in applied mathematics, and one in quantum physics. Through a fascinating stream of consciousness and reminiscences, she takes readers back through her life, her struggles to get admission into a reputable school, her love life, and the war that claimed millions of lives and her role in it. The story is told in a highly compelling voice. The narrator pulls the reader into the point of view of the protagonist and keeps their attention until the last page. Elements of the story like the setting, the plot, and character are brilliantly handled. Freaking Fast is the page-turner that will keep readers up through the night.
Grant Leishman
Freaking Fast by David Pereda is a young adult novel that thrusts us into the future, reminiscing about today. Alexandra Martin is a successful mathematician living in Asheville, North Carolina, in the year 2066. As she drives her flash robot car to shoot the man whom she describes as the love of her life, she begins to reminisce about her middle school years, her friends, and the day she met the boy who would have such an influence over her life, Ukrainian Vitali Borzov. Back in middle school Alex was your typical nerd; incredibly smart and bright, but equally totally uncoordinated, shy and doubtful about her looks and her personality. Eager to obtain a scholarship to an elite high school, Alex is dismayed when she is told she needs to be a more "well-rounded" teenager if she is to guarantee the scholarship – her high grades will not be enough. She knows she's a faster runner than her schoolmates so in desperation she decides to give track and field a crack, sprinting in particular. Alex remembers her friends and her time as a rising sprint star, along with her new friends and the impact they had on her life, as she heads over to kill the man she loves more than anything in this world.
David Pereda has produced a fascinating story in Freaking Fast that gives us a peek into what the future might hold, but also spends much time reflecting on the angst and self-doubts that are part of any teenager's makeup. The characters he creates are typical young teenagers, anxious to prove themselves to their peers, but equally terrified of not being accepted, or of being ridiculed. The author's style is simple and flowing, as should be the case for a target market of young adults. As anything but a young adult, I still found the story compelling and especially enjoyed the deep and meaningful analysis of how Alex faced her sprinting races and dealt with both success and failure. The author made subtle references to how to deal with perceived "failure", which I appreciated. I also found the little asides, relating to current events of today both relevant and clever on the author's part. This was an extremely easy book to read and I can definitely recommend it for not just young adults, but for all those young at heart and especially anyone who tried to follow their dreams as a young teenager. Freaking Fast is an excellent read.


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Tai Chi Classes West Thurrock Essex: If you are contemplating learning a brand new skill and are interested in both health benefits and defence training, then you might look into learning Tai Chi, a martial art which is becoming more and more popular in West Thurrock, Essex and in fact all around the UK. One of the primary reasons that it is so popular is that it's a mild and low impact mode of exercising meaning that it is ideal for folks of any age and at any level of fitness.
So, what's the ideal way to begin learning Tai Chi in West Thurrock? The ideal way for you to learn this truly amazing martial art is to determine whether there are presently any Tai Chi classes in West Thurrock which you can join up for as a beginner and little by little work your way up to a higher level. Even though you can merely use this skill as a form of lightweight exercise and as another way to improve your social life, the eventual aim should be to become familiar with the Tai Chi set of 108 movements, after which you will be able to take it as far as you wish it to go.
Tai Chi an Overview: Tai Chi is an old and graceful martial art which blends slow and subtle moves with deep breathing exercises and relaxation techniques. Established in China in the Thirteenth Century the art is now practiced globally because of the well documented health benefits. It has been demonstrated to enhance mobility and balance, lower stress and develop muscle strength in the lower limbs, especially in the over sixties.
Heading along to a Tai Chi lesson in West Thurrock will allow you to discover the proper posture and moves to completely grasp the amazing health benefits that can be obtained from this popular martial art. A lot of Tai Chi instructors run a taster class so that you can learn a bit about the exercise system before you sign up for more classes. You will find this is the best way for you to check out for yourself how Tai Chi lessons can benefit you.
Since this is a low impact and gentle exercise technique, Tai Chi is ideal for West Thurrock people of all abilities and ages. Tai Chi classes are less likely to cause any stress on the joints or muscle injuries if undertaken properly meaning it is important to understand the proper stances and moves from the very beginning. A Tai Chi session will help to promote a happy and positive mindset by focusing creativity and energy that is thought to restore wellbeing and extend life by harmonizing mind and body as one.
When you've studied and perfected a handful of the fundamental movements of Tai Chi it can be practiced anywhere that you feel happy with as you don't require any special equipment to do it. For the lessons all you will need are loose-fitting, comfy clothes that won't restrict movement, if it is possible you should wear subdued or plain colours because the attention should really be on the exercise, not your outfit. Actually you don't even need to have shoes to do Tai Chi as certain teachers will require you to exercise bare footed.
It's always a wise move to seek professional advice from your doctor before you enrol for any Tai Chi classes in particular if you have an existing health condition or other health worries. You need to take certain precautions if you are expecting a baby, suffer from back pain, have a hernia, have recently recovered from an infection, have chronic osteoporosis or get bad spells of dizziness. Tai Chi is in general a gentle activity that's extremley unlikely to cause any kind of injury if performed correctly. The Tai Chi routines entail a lot of flowing, easy movements which do not inflict stresses on the joints or muscles.
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Annual Giving retreated in 2008–09 from the record levels of the previous two years, raising $44.6 million as 57.7 percent of undergraduate alumni supported the campaign.
The total was the third-highest in the campaign's 69-year history but well short of the $56 million goal, set before the sharp downturn in the financial markets. Annual Giving raised $54.1 million in 2007–08 and $49 million in 2006–07.
The 25th-reunion Class of 1984 led all classes in raising $5.8 million, while the Class of 1959 raised $3.7 million in celebrating its 50th reunion. They were followed by the Class of 1974 with $2.5 million, 1969 with $2 million, 1964 with $1.6 million, and 1989 with $1 million.
The highest total for a non-major reunion class was the Class of 1958's $812,257. Nine other classes also set new records for their non-major reunions.
Freeman noted that 70 percent of members of the youngest five classes supported the campaign, with the Class of 2008's 75.2 percent setting a record for a class in its first alumni year.
Princeton parents contributed $2.3 million, while graduate alumni raised $1.7 million.
"This is a challenging time for Princeton and the country," President Tilghman said in a statement expressing gratitude for the unrestricted funds contributed by this year's donors.


After being charged with several bank robberies in Central Jersey, a Hillsborough man is now facing an additional bank robbery charge stemming from a Flemington bank.
FLEMINGTON – After being charged with several bank robberies in Central Jersey, a Hillsborough man is now facing an additional bank robbery charge stemming from a borough bank.
Mark Elbaum, 52, of Hillsborough, was arrested Monday night and charged in connection with a North Brunswick bank robbery earlier in the day. He's also facing charges related to bank robberies in Bridgewater, Franklin and Middlesex Borough.
On Friday, the Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office announced that Elbaum has been charged with bank robbery related to the heist that allegedly occurred at Northfield Bank on Oct. 24 on Main Street in Flemington.
Elbaum is facing charges of second-degree robbery and third-degree theft in connection to the robbery, which occurred around 8:45 a.m. on Oct. 24. He was charged with the crimes on Oct. 29, according to the prosecutor's office.
Elbaum entered Northfield Bank and attempted to conceal his identity, according to the news release. Once inside, he allegedly handed the teller a note demanding money.
Elbaum is believed to be responsible for multiple bank robberies in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
He was taken into custody on Oct. 29, 2018, by the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office and remains in in custody at the Somerset County Jail.
"I would like to thank the detectives from the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office, Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office's Major Crimes Unit, Flemington Borough Police Department, and all the other law enforcement agencies involved for their hard work and determination in this case," Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony P. Kearns said in a news release.


His career began in 1890 when he was on assignment for the Boston Globe newspaper to sketch at Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in Boston. He was so fascinated that he attended all the performances and developed a friendship with Buffalo Bill Cody.
In turn, Cody was impressed with Elwell's talents and the next year he invited him to accompany him to his ranch, the T E, in Cody, Wyoming. This experience allowed Elwell to sketch while earning money working on the ranch.
In 1896, he became ranch manager, a job he held with Cody Enterprises for the next 25 years. Elwell's responsibilities included management of the cattle and horse ranches and Cody hotels and serving as engineer of irrigation projects.
He also sketched constantly and completed paintings illustrations that were used by Winchester Arms and United States Cartridge, as well as for calendars and advertisements for Cody's Wild West Show. The Buchanan Company of Boston used his sculpture models for Winchester Arms, Tower Slicker and Samoset Chocolate companies, and his illustrations appeared in the Ladies Home Journal.
At the Cody ranches in Wyoming and Nebraska, Elwell met many of the great western personalities of the day--Frederic Remington, Diamond Jim Brady, Theodore Roosevelt, Annie Oakley, and Sioux tribal chief Iron Tail, who made him a member of the Sioux tribe.
He also spent time in Wickenburg, Arizona, painting illustrations for Little Brown & Company, and his last years, he lived in Phoenix. Although he lived most of his life in the West, he retained his Boston accent and mannerisms. After the years of working for Cody and the end of the Cody 'empire', Elwell went back East but continued to paint and sculpt from western subject matter. However, his heart remained in the West, and he moved again, first to Wyoming, then Utah and finally to Phoenix, Arizona, where he died in 1962 at age eighty-eight.


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Zacharias Lönbom, föddes 1673 i Svinhults socken, död 27 februari 1732 i Klockrike socken, han var en svensk kyrkoherde i Klockrike församling.

Biografi
Zacharias Lönbom föddes 1673 i Svinhults socken. Han var son till kyrkoherden i Västra Ryds socken. Lönbom blev 4 november 1697 student vid Uppsala universitet och prästvigdes 25 mars 1703 till komminister i Örtomta församling. Han blev 17 mars 1725 kyrkoherde i Klockrike församling och var samma år predikant på prästmötet. Lönbom avled 27 februari 1732 i Klockrike socken.

Familj
Lönbom gifte sig första gången 26 december 1704 med Ingeborg Bergius (1679–1710). Hon var dotter till kyrkoherden i Örtomta socken. De fick tillsammans sönerna Mauritz Conard (1706–1751) och Botvid (1708–1708).

Lönbom gifte sig andra gången 16 oktober 1710 med Sigrid Bruzæus (1679–1711). Hon var dotter till kyrkoherden i Risinge socken. De fick tillsammans sonen Nils Lönbom (1711–1781).

Lönbom gifte sig tredje gången 17 juni 1712 mede Elsa Beata Planæus (1690–1732). Hon var dotter till kyrkoherden Petrus Nicolai Planæus och Christina Andersdotter i Dagsbergs församling. De fick tillsammans barnen Christina (1713–1732), Petrus (1714–1715), Sara, Anna Margareta, Sigrid, Petrus (född 1721), Maria Beata (1723–1803), Ingeborg (1725–1725) och Zacharias (född 1727).

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David Cunningham joins Reed Smith as first chief innovation officer
Latest News / By Caroline Hill - Editor-in-Chief / 1 July 2021 19 October 2021
In a big name hire for Reed Smith, David Cunningham is joining in the newly-created role of chief innovation officer. Cunningham was most recently CIO at Am Law top 50 law firm Winston & Strawn.
Previously a longtime consultant advising on some of the largest law firm integrations in history, Cunningham is CEO of Legal Metrics, a tech-driven consortium automating next-gen performance and diversity analytics between law firms and legal departments, which he will continue to lead. He played an early role in growing the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium, or CLOC.
Over the past several years, Reed Smith has pushed the envelope in client-facing knowledge and innovation, launching Gravity Stack, Reed Smith's data-driven legal technology and solutions subsidiary, and Reed Smith Global Solutions, the firm's shared-services provider that today comprises more than 450 lawyers, analysts and business services staff. The Financial Times recognized Reed Smith as among the top five "most digital" law firms in its North America Innovative Lawyer Awards and Report in 2020. In May, the firm announced a partnership with BRYTER, the leading no-code service automation platform, that enhances the existing capabilities of the firm's in-house Practice Innovation team to deliver digital solutions to the firm's clients.
Chief among Cunningham's responsibilities will be building on these and other innovation offerings and incorporating them into an umbrella of technology solutions and shared services. In addition, Cunningham will help bring new innovation products and services to market; guide the firm's enterprise data and analytics strategy; and identify efficiency and process improvement initiatives to enhance client service. He will also provide input on the strategic direction of Gravity Stack.
"We must continue to create new service offerings and products that deliver more agile and customized client support – all with the purpose of helping our clients drive their businesses forward," said Sandy Thomas, Reed Smith's global managing partner. "David brings the ultimate entrepreneurial approach to the delivery of legal services. He is a champion of innovation, and we are thrilled to have him lead us into the next iteration of Reed Smith's commitment to innovation and client value."


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Afghan writer and scholar Hafizullah Shariati in Levanger
Afghan scholar writer and scholar Hafizullah Shariati. ICORN writer in residence in Levanger 2019-2021.
Hafizullah Shahirati's books and long-standing work for Hazara rights and culture has caused him serious threats and persecution from different groups in Afghanistan. The Afghan writer, academic and activist is now safely in Levanger, where he will continue his struggle for a tolerant and democratic society in his home country.
Hafizullah Shariati's books and activism for Hazara rights in Afghanistan led to severe threats and persecution. His 33 books and many articles embrace the Hazara people and their oral culture in fiction, short stories, and poetry in Dari language. Among his latest books are Contemporary History of Jaghori (2015), Killing Hazaras (2016) and Sunni Hazara People in Afghanistan (2018).
Dari literature and Hazara dialects
Shariati has worked as a professor at Ebn Sina, Goharshad, Kateb and the Ghorjestan University i Kabul, and contributes as expert for Radio Dari and Radio Farhang. He has won a number of awards, including the Afghan Literature House Award in 2012.
After spending ten years in Pakistan following high school, Shariati moved to Iran and gained an MA in Mass Media, and a PhD in Literature and Linguistics at the Allameh University in Tehran. His PhD, focussing on Dari literature, became the first serious study of the Hazara dialect in Afghanistan.
Founder of institute for higher education in Afghanistan
Shariati returned to Afghanistan in 2010 and became a founding member of the Gharjistan Institute for Higher Education, a private university established in the Farah region in west Afghanistan. The Institute provides degrees and training in topics ranging from research methodology, journalism and creative writing.
Shariati is interested in the Scandinavian folklore and the Sami people, and he has started his lessions in Norwegian language. He intends to resume his writings on the Middle East and Afghanistan as well as continue to work as a journalist and struggle for a democratic and tolerant society in his home country. Shariati hopes to be able to give lectures on these topics, to be active locally, and with time offer translations from Persian/Dari to Norwegian, and vice versa.
Some of Shariati's poetry is translated into English and can be read at the Kabul Press website.
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The girls had a drama-free morning getting ready and setting out for school. J is familiar with her 1st grade teacher (M had her), and her BFF is in her class, so she wasn't nervous at all. She's been practicing her reading, so I think that she'll just blossom into someone who can read easily for fun very soon. Last night, M finally admitted that she was excited about 4th grade. "Our whole group of friends hasn't been together in so long. I've seen people here and there, but I'm looking forward to seeing everyone at the same time," she said. I'm happy with her friends, too. She's navigated around some mean girl social pitfalls already, and I like the current friends. I'm not worried about the academics for her, so we're golden. I hope.
One thing that drives me crazy about the first day of school? Their outfits. My kids always look cute. . . but with at least one fashion don't. It happened this morning, too. M wore her stripey sweater, buttoned up the entire way. That's not a flattering choice on anyone, really. J was wearing an adorable little flowered shirt, then topped it with a striped hand-me-down sweater that's seen better days. Especially annoying when the raincoat that she owns would have matched perfectly. And yes, it was raining.
I almost never insist on anything, clothing-wise. I would only insist on a raincoat or umbrella if it were pouring, and then they would have already chosen them, anyway. I've been known, in cold weather, to tell the kids, "You don't have to wear your coat, but if you're not going to wear it, you'll have to carry it or people will think I'm a bad mom." Something I do insist on is a minimum of a shirt and underwear at the dinner table. I have my standards, after all.
No: you won't see my children wearing the most optimally parent-pleasing outfits. When they were in nursery school, I often felt wistful when I'd see some girl in a fabulous get-up and the mom would say, "She doesn't care what she wears." J spent two months of nursery school alternating between two different pairs of footy pajamas. I am so not kidding: friends still talk about it.
For the first day of school today, as always, they choose what makes them feel fabulous. And usually, their choices wouldn't be mine. But a funny thing happened today, when I poked around in my digital trove of first-day-of-school pictures. Even though I recognize and remember what I hated about each outfit, there is no denying the pictures. These girls were adorable, confident, and happy.
M heading to kindergarten. We owned cute little shoes that she didn't want to wear. Also the headband, pinkish-purple with rhinestones, clashed both color-wise and style-wish with the peasant blouse.
For 1st grade, J had chosen an incredibly coordinated outfit. My hopes were high until she gave herself a new bangs haircut. Throw on a clashing bracelet, and she's ready to go.
Here's the beginning of one of M's enduring favorite fashion choices: the long sweater. Both her sweet sundress and the stripey sweater were cute, but together? Oh, my gosh, this made me crazy that morning. And now I look back at the pictures and she looks like she could be a model in a catalog. I have a bunch of photos that are even more flattering, but this one showed the outfit better.
And so they left this morning, again: adorable, confident, and happy. And it's out of my hands now. For the next few hours, I'll just have to hope that the rest of the world doesn't mess that up.
Loved those footie PJ's of J's. I hope the girls loved their 1st day!
Yeah, I had to save the pjs. Happy first day to you and yours, too.


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The government has ultimately taken the bold decision and notified the much-awaited policy allowing 100 % FDI in single brand retail from the existing 51%. The government is yet to take final decision and notify 51% FDI in multi-brand retail.
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), while supporting the Government of India's decision on opening of FDI in retail and the latest notification, urged on the government for earlier and speedier implementation of the decision in the light of the overall benefits for trade, business manufacturing, both large corporate and SMEs and a vast segment of the consumers in the country.
In view of the above background, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has recently undertaken a comprehensive survey on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in retail on SME sector, in particular to assess the impact of the government's decision to allow 51% foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi-brand retail and 100% in single brand retail on the Indian SME sector on different aspects of growth based on some select parameters. overnment and controversies raised in the country.
The changing structure and scale of retail can critically impact several industries in the short term- the retail industry itself, manufacturing, and real-estate, to name a few. And in the long term,spill-over effects can be felt in other industries. The growth of retailing has the potential to impact the performance of interlinked sectors such as manufacturing of consumer goods and agriculture-based industries. The potential benefits of allowing entry by large foreign discount retail chains on lowering inflation, improving distribution and warehousing technologies. We do so by comparing findings from US studies that examine the effects of Wal-Mart and other large chains entering the US retail sector and the upheaval in the retail landscape brought about in the US beginning in the early 1990s. The section concludes by describing a couple of policy Indian retail industry is one of the sunrise sectors with huge growth potential.
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Barn Bluff is a gorgeous limestone bluff that juts up about 400 feet above the Mississippi river below, and about 200 feet above the nearby city of Red Wing. The back side of the bluff is densely forested, but much of the front side and top consist of a large grassy meadow, which naturally offers incredible views of Red Wing and the surrounding area!
This hike is short, but it can be steep in places, but the tough climb is well-worth the views!
This is also a very popular spot with rock climbers who enjoy the cliffs on the eastern end and northern side of the bluff.
The drive was well worth it! I make it a point to come to Barn Bluff at least once a year. Beautiful area to hike.
Loved this hike! Easy to access, gorgeous terrain, beautiful woods, and awesome views... it's definitely a winner!
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Synclavier Digital: Synclavier Go! iPad App
Reviewed by John Baccigaluppi
If you've been following my reviews in Tape Op, then you may have already read my reviews of several virtual software instruments based on the original Synclavier hardware synthesizer [Tape Op #118]. If not, you can read those to get more background on the Synclavier and it's unique approach to synthesis.
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Synclavier Go! is the latest software version of the Synclavier developed by Cameron Jones, the original coder and one of the co-inventors of the Synclavier. And much like Arturia's Synclavier V that Mr. Jones collaborated with Arturia on, Synclavier Go! uses all the original code and programming from the hardware Synclaviers. One of the features of the original and beautifully elegant Synclavier ORK keyboard (made of hand polished hardwood), was its aircraft grade buttons that illuminated bright red when they were pressed. You could swipe and engage several buttons at once, which made programming the original instrument fairly easy and intuitive despite its deep complexity. Later the terminal option was added and Arturia's Synclavier V has implemented a very deep version of this feature set. In contrast, Synclavier Go! has only the red buttons that fill up the iPad's screen, and I have to admit I was a bit intimidated by this as I found the terminal screen much easier to use than the virtual ORK screen within Synclavier V. But, once I downloaded Synclavier Go! from the app store and started to play around with it, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly I was able to figure out the touchscreen ORK interface and how easy it was to edit and create sounds on the iPad without the visual feedback of the computer screen in terminal mode. In some ways it's easier and forces you to use your ears. It's almost analogous to the different ways of working and listening when you're tracking to a tape machine instead of a DAW. It's clear that Mr. Jones put a lot of time and thought into the very well implemented GUI of Synclavier Go!, and the multi-touch interface of the iPad is the perfect launchpad for this latest re-launch of the Synclavier software. The app comes with over 900 preset sounds with the option to create and save your own presets as well. I met Mr. Jones at NAMM and he said they expect to release more presets – or Timbres as he refers to them – in the coming months, and will be inviting other designers to create sound sets for the instrument. It's exciting to see this once cutting edge instrument get a re-launch, because as I mention in my Synclavier V review, there is still nothing else like it in the marketplace. I said it in my Synclavier V review, but it's worth saying again: this is a lovely sounding instrument, both simple and deeply complex at the same time. I also like that Synclavier Go! doesn't have a bunch of delay and reverb effects built in. The timbres sound great without them and you're left to your own devices to create treatments for them. Plus, in a nod to the positive effects of Moore's Law, it's worth mentioning that this app does everything (and more) than the original Synclavier II did that cost a little over $14,000 in 1982. Now that's a significant price reduction! So go ahead and give this amazing synth a try, I think any musician or studio will find it extremely useful and it will cost you less than filling up your car with gas.
$39.99 from the app store, synclavier.com
-JB
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Of Twits and Newbies - May 10
In addition to the two statistics counters that have their little graphics down at the bottom of these entry pages, I also have access to raw data (raw meaning that which I have to make sense of myself; it doesn't have the handy words like "referrer") for the domain site. Everything that's hosted on the domain is reported on in those logs, including the "Becky Says" graphic up at the top of this page.
I haven't been checking the raw logs every day, because usually I can find out what I want to know from the other statistics. But sometimes I do download them, to make sure I'm not going over my bandwidth allowance, and just to see what shows up there.
Last night, I found two twits in the raw data. Seems these two people had gone to my favorite search engine and used its image search function to find pictures they could use for their own purposes. Both chose pictures from the celebration pages, and both decided I could continue to host the pictures for them.
Umm, nope. At first I was pissed enough that I made a substitute graphic, which said, "I am a bandwidth-stealing fuckwit!" But then I thought I'd accomplish the same thing by renaming the pictures for my own purpose (the celebration pages), which also effectively let it be known that the two twits were caught, since the names of the images they had linked to no longer existed. And yes, I enjoyed going back to check and seeing two nice blank rectangles.
I saved the graphic I made, just in case I ever need it.
And now to the newbies. Yesterday's adventure in bus riding turned out to have a slightly different cause than I had thought. All the drivers in the system have been switched from the routes they were driving to different ones.
This is a good thing in that it keeps them familiar with all the routes. It is, however, slightly confusing on Change Day, which was yesterday. The bus that I thought had come early was, in fact, quite late. It was the one I wound up taking. I noticed that another bus was close behind the one I was riding. Turns out the second bus was the one which was supposed to be on that route at that time.
I don't know if the driver of the first, very late, bus had mistaken a break time, or had a problem with the bus, or exactly what the deal was. But the same driver as yesterday was on the bus today, and it was where it was supposed to be when it was supposed to be there. Normal service, in other words.
And today, normal service was a very good thing.


I'm sitting backstage at the rehearsals for the MAX keynote. As always, the production crew is doing an amazing job of putting this event together.
One note — the keynote starts early (8:30), and some of the best bits are right at the beginning. I think Ben may have posted something to a similar effect, but it's worth repeating. Don't sleep in!!! If you find yourself out at 3am at the party of your life (this is Vegas, after all), try to rouse yourself from your alcohol-induced haze and remember that there are more important things in life than partying, such as the MAX keynote. You'll thank me later.
For those at the event, feel free to introduce yourself to me. That's why I'm here.. to meet you and pick your brains about what you think about Flex.
P.S. Sorry for not posting in a while. My dev manager is on maternity leave, so I have been pretty busy. After MAX is over, I should have a little more time, so I'll try to get back on the wagon.
Excellent presentation this morning! Very exciting stuff you are doing with flex! I hope to meet you in person to shake your hand.
Looking forward to your posting in the near future.
I did enjoyed a lot from what you have put on this blog and some of the discussions about Flex and design patterns are just too good to miss! Please DO post a bit more often.


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Lakers reportedly plan to make Rui Hachimura the starter, but that raises other rotation questions
Part of the appeal of the Los Angeles Lakers' trade of Rui Hachimura on Monday was the relatively modest price. Other teams have spent the entire season asking the Lakers to trade one of their two first-round picks in almost any negotiated trade, but the Washington Wizards were willing to send him to the purple and gold for three second-round picks . However, it appears that the Lakers are willing to make a significant investment in Hachimura. It won't just come through the trade itself.
By all accounts, the Lakers are treating Hachimura as if he were a significant part of not just their present, but their future. ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported after the deal that the Lakers hope to re-sign Hachimura after the season. That makes sense, but it's worth noting that Hachimura's $18 million cap hit is all but throws away their previous cap space ambitions. Of course, that's a decision the Lakers don't have to make until the offseason. The most pressing issue is Hachimura's role, and according to The Athletic's Jovan Buha, the Lakers expect Hachimura to be their starter when their rotation settles.
Hachimura is unlikely to make his first Lakers start as the team works through his fitness. But putting him out now that he's likely to end up in the top five, though, is a risky proposition. This team has a bad recent history of awarding starting jobs on reputation rather than merit. In particular, they gave Andre Drummond a starting spot in 2021 when he arrived despite the excellent play of Marc Gasol and fit with the existing roster. That caused problems in the locker room for the rest of the season. On a team like the Lakers, where almost everyone is playing on a new contract, giving a starting job to an unseen sight is risky.
He is also dangerous on the court. Although the Lakers are extremely thin at forward, they happen to have their two best players in the front court. They don't necessarily need a lead when LeBron James and Anthony Davis are on the floor together. They need them when one or both of them are absent. By starting the three, the Lakers make it more difficult to maximize their presence with bench lineups. Those lineups will probably need more, where Hachimura can show more of his scoring on the ball than the starters do.
Additionally, by starting Hachimura, the Lakers are essentially committed to keeping Davis under center for the rest of the year. That's not necessarily a bad idea. He had success in the middle earlier this season and is naturally better at the position than power forward. But with Thomas Bryant thriving since Davis' injuries, there was a legitimate argument to start both moving forward. Doing so would allow Davis to guard power forward, which could help him stay healthy into the postseason. Davis himself has said that he prefers to play in power for this exact reason. If Bryant is starting next to Davis, fitting in minutes for another strong backup in Wenyen Gabriel becomes a little easier.
Ultimately, the right course is to award minutes and starting slots on merit. Hachimura may be earning a starting job just because he could earn a new contract this offseason. It's important that the Lakers don't assign those things to potential. A team below .500 cannot play favorites. Doing so would make the trade much more expensive than the three second-round picks they dealt.
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Q: Add unique_together validation check on internal attirbutes of JSONField I am using following model.
class MyProfile(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=100, default=None)
    account_id = models.CharField(max_length=64, default=None)
    prof_config = JSONField(null=True, blank=True, default=None)
    result = JSONField(null=True, blank=True, default=None)

    class Meta(object):
        app_label = "app"
        verbose_name = "MyProfile"
        unique_together = [["account_id", "prof_config"]]

Previously prof_config included:
prof_config =  {"username":"pranav","password":"123456"}

But now I have changed it to :
prof_config =  {"username":"pranav","password":"123456","last_sync_time":null}

And as I want unique_together validation only on account_id, username and password.
For that I changed unique_together to:
 unique_together = [["account_id", "prof_config__username","prof_config__password"]]

But it didn't work. It gave me following error (if last sync time is null for both profiles):
"Error while creating My Profile, error:duplicate key value violates unique
constraint \"app_myprofile_account_id_prof_config_b94a5cdc_uniq\"\nDETAIL:  Key
(account_id, prof_config)=(4, {\"password\": \"123456\", \"username\": \"pranav\",
\"last_sync_time\": null}) already exists.\n", "causality": "", "opid": "fc3501fa",
"opid_chain": "fc3501fa", "level": "ERROR"}

I am getting this error even after I have added  unique_together for account_id, username and password ([["account_id", "prof_config__username","prof_config__password"]]). But it's still taking whole prof_config. And If last sync time is different the profile is being created.
So Is there any way to do this.

A: You can override clean method in ModelForm and do manual validation
def clean(self):
    cleaned_data = self.cleaned_data
    # Your custom validation
    ...

    # raise error if something is not right
    raise ValidationError('Error')

    return cleaned_data

A: The error that you ran into is related to the existing data in your database,
The error is saying you have already data in the database that doesn't follow your new unique_together rule
You should find and remove/edit the specific record that caused this error

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I have got all the evidence against them in the last 2-- 3 years, all fake companies created by this Ni£££h k££££i are trapped in the net and who gave the rupees, and who have not given them and are also receiving threatening calls from them. If anyone else is there, then send me the fake shot of your message, email their email, send me the screen shot of their messages and send me the recording of threatened calls from them on And no one fears.
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When this component has an OnChange event associated with it, this line of code calls the OnChange event causing an Access Violation error. As shown in the example attached.
Usage: EhLib 9.3.019 and Delphi 2010.
Fixed in the build - EhLib.VCL 9.3 Build 9.3.020.


Sober Look: Foreclosures making their way through the "python"
Foreclosures making their way through the "python"
The latest RealtyTrac data is continuing to show a decline in home foreclosures. However in November we saw an uptick in court-ordered auctions - a stage prior to repossession.
It sounds scary when one puts it this way: "another surge of bank repossessions". Yes, the banks are coming to take your home. But this increase in court-ordered auctions has actually been expected, as the foreclosure moratoriums are coming to an end.
Chicago Tribune: An increase in auctions had been expected. Foreclosure moratoriums that took hold a year ago in the wake of investigations of mortgage servicers' practices were lifted earlier this year, and mortgage companies and court systems began pushing through foreclosure cases that had been piling up. Servicers continued to send out default notices during the investigations.
In particular the end of the California moratorium on foreclosures (the California Foreclosure Prevention Act of 2009), which ended at the beginning of 2011 is impacting these numbers. In the charts below, California dominates the current foreclosure results. Going forward the California REO number will continue to stay large due to the backlog of court-ordered auctions.
There is little unexpected behind these numbers. The "surge of bank repossessions" is just the full process which had been slowed by the courts and foreclosure moratoriums and is making it's way through the system. It's a bit like "a pig making it's way through the python" as some have described it. And substantial improvements in the overall real estate market are unlikely to occur until we are closer to the end of the "python".