The country's annual sugar consumption is 255-260 lakh tonnes. Its output in 2017-18 was 322.5 lakh tonnes.
Sugar prices at mill gates have declined by as much as 5.5 per cent in the past one month due to subdued domestic and export demand, with some grades of the sweetener trading at the government-set minimum selling price of Rs 29 a kg on Wednesday.
"Price of the S-30 grade sugar has fallen to Rs 29 per kg in Maharashtra this week as demand is tepid. Prices were ruling high before Diwali due to festival season demand," said Ashok Jain, president of the Bombay Sugar Merchants' Association.
The NCDEX spot sugar in the Delhi market has dropped by more than 4 per cent in a month to Rs 31.15 a kg on Wednesday. The spot price in Maharashtra's Kolhapur has eased to Rs 29, a fall of 5.5 per cent compared with Rs 30.72 on October 29.
Demand has declined as winter is setting in when sales of ice-cream and cold drinks, among the largest sugar consuming segments, reduce, traders said. Another reason for the downward trend in prices is the slow pace of exports.
India has a target to export 50 lakh tonnes of sugar in 2018-19. But Jain said shipments, especially of white sugar, were slow. "Mills will have to focus on raw sugar to boost exports," he added.
India is looking at a surplus sugar production in 2018-19, though the Indian Sugar Mills Association has reduced its production estimate by 11.26 per cent to 315 lakh tonnes.
"Sugar millers from Maharashtra are not coming forward to sign export deals for various reasons like sugar being mortgaged with the lending banks and the possibility of a fall in sugar production," said Vijay Autade, an independent sugar expert from Maharashtra.
The industry is waiting for big government-to-government sugar export deals, especially with countries like China, Thailand and Malaysia. Indian sugar industry sources said a Chinese delegation would likely visit India next month to explore sugar imports from here, even as China is engaged in a trade war with the US, one of its suppliers.


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I am depressed and I have decided to get help – John Woodcock MP
My latest ailment shouldn't be treated differently from a physical injury, so I am just going to come right out and say that I am clinically depressed
John Woodcock
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John Woodcock MP. Photograph: Helen Maybanks
When I fell off my attic ladder last year and ended up in hospital, it was the latest in a string of physical mishaps that led some of my friends to call me parliament's Mr Bump.
First I had done in my knee running for a vote and ended up on crutches. Then I was assaulted on a train in a way that was not in truth very serious but people imagined was painful, particularly when a CCTV image of my rather well-built assailant was released to the media.
All of this was a bit embarrassing but nothing to hide away or be ashamed of. Hell, I even agreed to let my local paper, the North-West Evening Mail, come and take a picture of me in hospital after my ladder escapade.
So, because brilliant, inspiring people have had the courage to speak up and make the case that my latest ailment shouldn't be treated any differently from these physical injuries, I am just going to come right out and say that I am clinically depressed. I went to see a doctor this week who prescribed me medication to relieve my black moods.
I am very much hoping that my constituents and fellow parliamentarians won't notice much of a difference from me popping pills. I have mostly managed to avoid moping about like Eeyore up until now, and am assured that the anti-depressants I am taking will not induce any inappropriate "you're my best mate" euphoria in the House of Commons chamber.
But I felt I needed to do something because the painfully long time it is taking to recover from banging my head when I fell off the ladder means there are regular periods when I am left utterly drained by simple tasks and barely able to get out of bed – and that exhaustion can make me really down.
Despite being below par, I honestly think I have continued to be able to do a decent job for the area I represent as I have been recovering. But I am impatient to do more. And I just hate it, and hate myself, when I sit down to play with my wonderful daughters, aged one and four, but find within minutes that their boundless energy and chatter reduces my head to painful mush and I have to take myself away from them.
I actually took anti-depressants before when I was a student struggling to adapt to a new life, and again in the months of turmoil after my sister died ten years ago. They helped me get through those difficult periods then and I really think they will now too, not by changing my personality but in lessening the despair that sometimes comes when I have no energy. I am hopeful that relieving my depression will speed up my full recovery or at least enable me to do more in the meantime.
I have decided to make all this public because I derived such strength, though I never told them, from the way that my friends Kevan Jones, the Labour MP for North Durham, and Alastair Campbell have talked about their battles with depression. Their decision to be open and make a contribution to ending the stigma around mental illness has made it possible for me, despite the job I am lucky enough to have, to go and ask a GP for help. And so I want to make my contribution to tackling the stigma too, not just getting treatment for depression but being prepared to talk about it. Because – as Alastair says – the more people who are open when they suffer the sooner we will just come to view mental health problems through the same lens as physical injuries.
We have come a long way in relatively few years thanks to the way that charities like Mind and brave individuals have campaigned. Not much more than a decade ago, I remember when opponents of Frank Dobson's bid to become London mayor used rumours he was depressed as a smear to suggest he would not be up to the job. That was a fairly controversial thing to do even back then, but distaste for the tactics was matched by widespread mocking - including a newspaper diary column starting a sustained "Cheer up Dobbo" campaign of smutty jokes to lighten his mood.
Stigma clearly still exists now – take some of the vile insults thrown at Alastair when he helped Ed Miliband take on Paul Dacre recently. But as a result of great awareness-raising initiatives like world mental health day earlier this year, the name calling seems more and more likely to be called out as unacceptable and wrong.
I will be the MP for Barrow and Furness for as long as my constituents want me, and I hope to serve my country in any way that I can. And yes of course I am worried about what people will think of me declaring that I will be representing them while taking anti-depressants (not least, I remember the outrageous way that Gordon Brown was asked the question by Andrew Marr during an interview at his final Labour conference as prime minister). But I really don't think it need be a big deal. And if it does turn out to be, well at least I might make it a bit easier for next person who is in the public eye feeling like this.
So I am going to carry on getting on with the job of doing my best for my constituents. Feel free to try to cheer me up with smut if you want, but only if that is the kind of thing you would have done anyway.
• John Woodcock is the Labour MP for Barrow and Furness. This article was first published at johnwoodcock.org

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Nintendo news, reviews and trailers, covering Nintendo Switch, Wii U, 3DS and amiibo.
How amiibo will work in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Alex Seedhouse
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Nintendo have shared a rather detailed summary as to how amiibo will work in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
We've already learned about their launch plans for their 'toys-to-life' range which will include first and second waves of character figures, but this adds more examples of their benefits.
In Super Smash Bros. for Wii U they can be beamed into the game as "Figure Players" (FP), filling an empty fighter slot in 'Smash' mode where they can either battle alongside or against you.
They will increase in level as they fight, strengthening their attack and defence statistics as they strive to reach the maximum level 50. Their level will increase faster if you pit it against a friend, or let it fight against other FPs. They'll also, somewhat smartly, continually pick up tactics from strong opponents, learning tricks that will allow them to clinch victory from even the most daring circumstances.
Equipment that you uncover in the game can be given to your FP to raise their attack, defence and speed. As well as allowing them to access up to three abilities through equipment with special attributes, you can also customise their special moves as with the fighter roster in Custom mode.
Nintendo have stressed that each amiibo is entirely unique and individual to their owner, depedent on how they're trained. You'll also be rewarded with custom parts and gold that they earn when they battle, with more details about how they will work in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS to be announced down the line.
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The 2015 NBA Finals breakout star has been the Cleveland Cavaliers, Matthew Dellavedova. The dude from Australia could probably run for mayor right now in Cleveland and be elected.
One fact that has been brought up about Dellavedova is his pre-game ritual. An hour before every game he will drink a cup of coffee. He drinks it black. He doesn't add any cream, any sugar, nothing.
Some people were kind of shocked to learn this, but I don't know why. Athletes have been using caffeine for years to give them an edge in sports. In fact, there have been a lot of studies done on the subject. I personally will drink Advocare's Spark before all my workouts because I think the added caffeine helps prep me for them.
Increased Performance – It has been reported that caffeine can be a powerful ergogenic aid. Studies suggest that it can increase power output and people can workout longer. So for an athlete like Matthew Dellavedova, this speaks volumes to the intensity that he can maintain all the way through to the end of the game.
Improves Mental Focus – Caffeine helps the athlete be more aware and focused on the tasks at hand for a longer period of time. This is obviously important for the athlete throughout the game because one mental error could be the reason a team loses.
Muscle Preservation – Researchers have found that caffeine can help preserve fitness, which would in turn decrease muscle pain as a result of exercise or a competition. Consequently, the athlete could work harder for a longer period of time before muscle breakdown.
More Muscle Fuel – Studies have shown that a carbohydrates/caffeine combination taken before, but probably more effectively after a workout can really help with your muscle fuel reserves. You can stockpile more glycogen which the muscles call on for fuel for power movements and can be beneficial for endurance sports. The more fuel you have in your reserves, the better you can perform.
I'm not a big coffee drinker. In fact, I don't drink any coffee at all, but I do get caffeine in my body before and after a workout. I'm not saying go to your local sell-out coffee shop and get some frapiccino whatever they are called. But it might be worth experimenting what a little caffeine can do for your performance.
If it is good enough for Matthew Dellavedova playing at the highest level professionally and making life miserable for Stephen Curry, then maybe it is good enough for your athlete.


Sean Bean is back as Harry Mason. Radha Mitchell is back as Rose. New to the proceedings: Carrie-Anne Moss and Malcolm McDowell no less.
I imagine if I'd bothered to see the first one I might be more excited about this.
The film was in the can over a year ago, and didn't even have any proper plans for a release until a month or two back. He's already working on his next film so there isn't much in the way of updates. I'm sure he'll probably post the first trailer on there though, the first images went up on it.
You should see the first film if you get the chance. Thematically and visually it's close to the games and that acting is good, it's just story is a little all over the place and for someone with no knowledge of the game franchise it'll probably be even more confusing. But it's still one of the best videogame films if thats saying much.
Oh good, nothing different than the last film. ;) Thanks for the post though, @Rombie.
Looks interesting, she looks a bit like Heather!
Double posting again I know. But full trailer is out.
Hmm. An RE film and a Silent Hill film both coming out at the same time? Too bad the Fatal Frame film got tanked. We would have had the trifecta.


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Jets Waive Quinton Coples
Eric Allen
The Jets announced Monday that they have waived OLB Quinton Coples.
The 6'6", 290-pound Coples, in his fourth season, appeared in 10 games while making two starts. He recorded the first fumble recovery of his career in the Jets' Week 1 victory over the Browns.
After racking up 24 sacks and 40.5 stops for loss at the University of North Carolina, the Jets took Coples with the No. 16 overall selection in the 2012 NFL Draft. Coples, who played both DE and OLB early in his career, recorded 16.5 sacks his first three seasons including a career-high 6.5 in 2014.
Under head coach Todd Bowles and defensive coordinator Kacy Rodgers, the Jets have run a 3-4 system with many configurations. Against the Texans, the Green & White started veterans Calvin Pace and Leger Douzable at outside linebacker. Rookie Lorenzo Mauldin, a third-round pick from Louisville, continues to develop as a pass rusher and has seen more time in sub packages.


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Richard O'Barry to receive Germanys' most prestigious Media Award
Tonight, Richard O'Barry will be awarded with a «BAMBI» in Wiesbaden, Germany. The former «Flipper» trainer and today's best known dolphin activist receives the award in the category «Our Earth» for his devotion and lifetime achievement for the dolphins. O'Barry will be given the «BAMBI», known as Germanys' most prestigious Media Award, side by side with celebrities like Justin Bieber, Gwyneth Paltrow or Lady Gaga.
«O'Barry reveals the grisly truth behind the dolphin smile», says the BAMBI-Jury. «He has devoted his life to protect dolphins from humans.» Some graphic footage in the movie «The Cove», which depicts the dolphin slaughter in Japan, is hard to bear, adds the Jury: «Ric O'Barry shocks, provokes – and liberates dolphins from captivity parks.»
He would not hesitate to go to jail for his commitment. The decision to radically change his life came more than 40 year ago: «By 1970, the dolphin trainer, who had become famous with the world famous TV-series ,Flipper', had to admit to himself that the idyllic life of his dolphins only exists on television», the Jury also says: «In captivity the animals suffer. O'Barry became a committed fighter for the freedom and protection of all dolphins.»
Emotions, touching moments and a great event; this can be expected of the BAMBI Awards show tonight in Wiesbaden, Germany. The event will be broadcast live and internationally by the German channel ARD, one of Europes' largest TV stations. Ric O'Barry will be able to speak live on the air during the awards show. In addition, an interview with O'Barry will be broadcast by ARD tonight at 5.30pm.
Swiss journalist Hans Peter Roth, co-author with Ric O'Barrys book «The Cove» (in German «Die Bucht»), will participate live at the event and report right after the show.
- www.bambi-awards.com (in Englisch)
- The award winners: www.bambi.de/Bambi-2011/Preistraeger (in German)
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August, 2003 / Captain W. Russell Webster / Comments Off on Madaket Millie to the rescue!
The Coast Guard welcomes new civilian volunteers to its Auxiliary to perform its many important missions, especially in the aftermath of September 11th when they have never been needed more. Auxiliarists come in all shapes and sizes, and barring a criminal record, all US citizens can make a difference regardless of their skills.
A good example is one of the Coast Guard's most peculiar, and patriotic volunteers, Nantucket Island's legendary Mildred Carpenter Jewett, affectionately known as "Madaket Millie," (1907-1990). Even though she lived on a small island 30 miles off Massachusetts's Cape Cod, she proved to be a consummate patriot, volunteer Coast Guardsman in eight different decades and an unfaltering friend to those in need, both animal and human.
Madaket Millie was a curmudgeonly curiosity to the Nantucket tourists whom she coined "Mop heads" because of the noisy contraptions they drove. But to most islanders, celebrity or not, and especially the Coast Guardsmen she cared deeply for and served alongside for more than 75 years, she was soft to the core. This, despite a hardened exterior that lifted a 283-pound driftwood log, killed a 300-pound menacing shark with a pitchfork and drove away a mail order husband — twice.
Millie was born on September 24, 1907 at Nantucket. Millie's family moved to her grandmother's farm in Madaket Village at the western end of Nantucket in 1911 when she was four years old. 1 Some stories tell of her doing chores for the nearby U.S. Life-Saving Service 2 Station Keeper and his family this same year. Enamored with the ocean, its mystery and strength, Millie would often sit atop her house and gaze out to sea for hours.
Millie's education was limited by her father's long work hours, and Madaket's isolation, eight miles from Nantucket's school. Most of her education came from listening to her grandmother read aloud, while Millie and the adults shucked scallops.
Millie's number one challenge was to obtain enough meat for her Shepherd and Pinscher pups who had to weigh 60 pounds around the time of their first birthday to be eligible for more advanced training. She did this by sacrificing her own meat ration, an extremely scarce commodity. 15 Millie trained six dogs and had 13 more in training by the end of WWII.
While Millie was training her war dogs in 1945, she watched as four Coast Guard recruits inspected a large log on the beach. The young men's efforts to lift the driftwood, including sliding their hands under it and encircling the trunk and heaving in unison — failed miserably.
Millie walked over to the log and said, "Stand back, and let an Islander try it." By this time, a small crowd of onlookers watched intently.
By 1946, the Coast Guard, convinced that new radio and radar technologies made it unnecessary for more than one rescue station in an area, closed Madaket Station. It was a sad day for Millie. Convinced of the need for a presence at Madaket, she remained vigilant for those in distress.
Initially, Millie thought it was a serpent. All that she could see was the fish's fin sticking six inches out of the water. Children were swimming nearby, and she knew she had to do something, so she set off in a skiff with the only weapons she had, a pitch fork, a rake and superhuman strength built up from years of shucking scallops.
A neighbor in a powerboat helped corral the leviathan and in Millie's own words, she "stuck a pitchfork in him and it goes 'boom!' — nothing happens. Their skin is too tough. I don't know if it's tougher than mine cause I never stuck a pitchfork in mine. But, it's some kind of tough, I know that," 29 Millie opined.
Part of the broken fuselage ended up in Millie's yard as the crippled craft sputtered overhead. Millie immediately pinpointed the crash site and alerted rescuers, who saved the plane's navigator and sole survivor, Lieutenant Joseph Guenet, who was miraculously ejected from the fuselage as it broke in two.
Nineteen seventy-five was a banner year for Millie. In April, she was authorized to fly weather-warning flags for the Coast Guard at her home. Local fishermen greatly appreciated this service, which she performed with one caveat — she would fly the flags when she wanted and how she wanted. 35 By this time, she had 65 years of experience observing and predicting the winds and seas and needed no direction.
Millie had a wonderful sense of humor. One former Brant Point crewman, noted "she scared the newest crewmembers without even trying." As part of her weekly ritual visits to the station, two personnel were dispatched to pick her up. Sometimes, Millie would grab a new crewman by the shoulders and plant a "long, wet kiss right on the lips." Seasoned crewmen knew that once Millie had you in her grasp, "you were not going to break her grip." 38 The Old Salts did not immediately tell the rookies that all they had to do was salute Millie as soon as she came to the door and she would salute back, forgetting about the kiss.
Each time a crewman departed the station after a successful tour, they would be given a crisp five-dollar bill and a sharp salute. 39 Captain Bill Nolan, USCG (Ret.), the regional commander from 1981 to 1984, recounted a close encounter with Millie. During his departure ceremony, and a rare trip off island for Millie, she was so happy for Captain Nolan that she gave him the "wet one" and a five-dollar bill. And, the gifts didn't stop there, as Captain Nolan later noticed that dog-lover Millie had given him fleas, too!
Despite this thin veneer of vulgarity, Millie routinely kept an eye on the homes of many ordinary people when hurricanes or strong Nor'easter gales threatened. She also took care of those who opted to stay behind and ride out the storm.
After being diagnosed with a brain tumor in 1981, submitting to one off-island surgery and lengthy stay in Boston, Millie's condition worsened in early 1990. She refused needed follow-on treatment, opting to spend her final days near the people, animals and place she loved most. She died March 1, 1990 at the age of 82, having assisted the Coast Guard in one capacity or another for more than 78 years. She was not alone in her final days.
Millie would have loved the March 24, 1990 remembrance ceremony the Coast Guard organized in her honor. More than 300 people from all walks of life, from seaman to admiral, from laborer to lawyer, and politician, attended.
A military ceremonial platoon rendered honors and a bugler played taps. Flags at Coast Guard facilities on were half-masted in her honor. But, most of all, she would have loved her final helicopter ride which had been among her last wishes. Coast Guard records indicate Millie was evacuated from the island by their aircraft at least twice. Each time, she insisted on wearing her dress uniform and that the aircraft take the shortest route back when returning her to her cherished Madaket.
At the end of the remembrance ceremony, the Coast Guard helicopter crew carefully spread her ashes over Hither Creek, forever commending her to the place she loved so dearly.
All that remains of Millie's belongings are a few artifacts in a local museum. But the legacy of the woman who dedicated her life to the safety and security of others will live on in the hearts and minds of the hundreds of people she touched.
Her selfless devotion to her country and those in distress, despite adversity, remain an inspiration for Americans in the post 9-11 era.


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Pope Calls Mary "Star" of Third Millennium
Sign of Hope for the Mass of Poor, He Says
VATICAN CITY, MAR. 21, 2001 (Zenit.org).- The Blessed Virgin Mary is the "star of the third millennium," John Paul II said during a midweek general audience in which he went on quote the father of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther.
The Pope recalled passages of the commentary on the Magnificat written by Luther in 1521, in which he referred to the "Mother of God" as the example who "teaches us how we must love and praise God."
"She wishes to be the greatest example of God's grace, so as to encourage all to confidence and praise of divine grace," the rebel theologian said.
Quoting other passages of both Eastern and Western Christian tradition, the Holy Father referred to Mary as "the sign of hope for the mass of poor, of the last of the earth," who wander through the world at the beginning of the third millennium. "She faithfully copies the choice of Christ, her Son, who repeats to all the afflicted throughout history: 'Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest,'" the Holy Father said.
"The humble Virgin of Nazareth," the Pope said, quoting St. Ambrose, "is not the God of the temple, but the temple of God.' As such, she guides all those who take recourse to her toward the meeting with the Triune God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit."
This is a road of faith that Mary also had to take, despite overwhelming difficulties. From the Annunciation, until her Son's tragic death on the cross, her life unfolded in the "interplay of light and shadow, of revelation and mystery," the Pope said.
"Her exceptional pilgrimage of faith represents a constant point of reference for the Church, for individuals and communities, for peoples and nations, in a certain sense, for all humanity," John Paul II added. "She is the star of the third millennium, as she was at the beginning of the Christian era, the dawn that preceded Jesus on the horizon of history."
Her hymn, the Magnificat, "unites the spirits of the disciples of Christ beyond historical divisions, which we are determined to surmount in view of full communion," he said. In it, Mary celebrates "the primacy of God and His grace, who chooses the last and the neglected, the poor of the Lord, of which the Old Testament speaks; overturns their fortune and introduces them as protagonists in the history of salvation," the Pope explained.
The Pontiff concluded: "The Church follows Mary and the Lord Jesus walking on the torturous roads of history to raise, promote and appreciate the immense procession of women and men, poor and hungry, humiliated and offended."
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O'Hare deal would open gates for Virgin America
By Julie Johnsson
The city of Chicago has struck a deal with Delta Air Lines that could pave the way for upstart Virgin America to begin service at O'Hare International Airport.
A proposed ordinance introduced by Mayor Daley in city council Wednesday would give the city control over the L concourse gates in Terminal 3. The gates have been largely vacant since Nov. 17, 2009, when Delta shifted its operations at O'Hare to merger partner Northwest Airline's base in Terminal 2. Get the full story »


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Pathology is a very critical term which explains the art or science of determining the cause of a particular disease. It deals with the laboratory examination of samples of body tissue for diagnostic or forensic purposes. It is therefore very important to have pathology laboratories in all accessible places to arrive at the result of the disease occurred. Having this, the need for these labs have been increasing day by day due to direct increase in the number of patients.
Also, the range of diseases and their complexity have contributed to the necessity of having a pathology lab. If you wish to start a business which is of high demand and scope, then setting up a Pathology lab or diagnostic center would be the most appropriate one for you. Before setting up such a lab, few factors are to be considered which will reveal the costs of setup along with the needed arrangements.
Size of diagnostic industry is around 5 billion dollar and it is growing at 14 – 16% every year.
There are around 1 lakh diagnostic center in India.
Out of 1 lakh, pathology lab represents 70%. Radiology and imaging such as CT scan, X-ray, MRI, and ultrasound labs represents 30%.
90% of the total players in this industry are unorganized.
Estimates show that only 1% of the total diagnostic center in India are accredited.
Clinical Pathology – Laboratory analysis of body fluids such as urine and blood.
Radiology – Medical tests using imaging techniques such as CT scan, x-rays, MRI, PET and ultrasound.
Starting a diagnostic center is not an easy task. Setting up a diagnostic center of just a pathology lab will need proper location, capital and knowledge about latest investigations and medical tests performed in a lab.. Here is a quick overview of what it takes before one can start a diagnostic center in India.
Business Registration – You have to register your business to get a legal entity in the form limited liability company, proprietorship or as a partnership company.
Get required license – List of license required is given below.
Medical industry focuses more on safety and having that there are a number of regulations and rules to be followed before setting up a pathology lab. The reports from the pathology lab should be accepted by the hospitals and for that the licenses are required. The reports issued from a lab which is not licensed is considered illegal. Licensing is not only for the lab, but also for the staff involved. All of them should have a qualification which meets the regular standards so that they are qualified to handle any type of case. The required licenses are given below.
You should be a qualified pathologist and must have required license to practice from the Medical Council of India.
You will require a biochemist, pathologist and a microbiologist.
Lab technicians with Diploma or bachelor's in medical lab technology.
The setup cost of the lab purely depends on the services offered and investment you make in the business. The lesser the investment, lesser will be the number of patients for whom the service is provided. If there is more or enough investment to spend adequately on infrastructure, space, staff, machinery and software tools the higher will be incoming and outgoing of patients in your lab. From this, there is a clear view that these five parameters like infrastructure, space, staff, equipment and software tools decides the entire setup planning and organisation.
The setup has to give focus to the infrastructure of the lab since this may help the staff work efficiently without any disruption. The availability of accessibility of various services of the lab should be well communicated to the patients who visit the lab for tests. There should be a very clear layout planned for various rooms and treatment areas so that the planned activities of each department are done without any hindrance.
Facilities like clean restrooms, lift services, wheel chairs, and other basic elements of a hospital should be present in the pathology lab too. Apart from these, the level of cleanliness should always be kept high. Since the sector is related to medical activities, even a minor deviation from healthy surrounding will lead to serious problems for both the patients and the staff working there.
The staff selected to work in the lab should meet the set standard qualifications for respective designations. The procurement phase has to be expensive with rounds of screening, so that the resulting staff are efficient enough to handle the complex problems in the medical field.
The lab technicians are also appointed to have a thorough control and knowledge over the machines used in the lab. They should be provided with training and induction during the initial stages of their appointment. This is basically to reduce the errors they make and to make them adapt to the methods of the lab.
Uniformity in work and operations of the lab will be achieved if training is given. The appointed staff should be vaccinated with necessary medicines to safeguard them from the communicable diseases of the patients.
The staff appointed should frequently be assisted by a medical representative who will perform the activation of updating the staff with changing techniques. The medical representative will be informing you and the staff regularly about the dynamic conditions in medical field. New innovations, new medicines, and new techniques will be informed so that you make necessary changes in the methods of finding results.
Minimum space requirement should be to fit hundred patients and their respective attenders. Patients should not be left to merge and sit together or have a congested environment due to insufficient space. Maximum attention should be given for space so that the related factor infrastructure also turns out to be an efficient one. Space planning is necessary to place things right at its place. Clubbing of two three departments performing various activities should not happen since they may result in misplaced results or any other undesirable condition.
It would be a great support if you can carry out the activities of the lab in a computerised manner. This will eliminate discrepancy in results and will be an efficient time-saving opportunity. Updating each patients file with the results, sending them reminders, having a record of their medical history will be possible with strong software tools and a staff with adequate knowledge in this field. Apart from serving the patients with software tools, there is a need for these tools in supporting the lab work too. Diagnosis will also require efficient systems and programming to arrive at the results.
The equipment required for the pathology lab has a very different range of items in it. I would recommend to purchase them all by having a checklist since you might miss one or two important items. At times, even if your lab is highly rated in other four factors like staff, space, infrastructure and software, you will be rated low if you are running short of equipment in your lab.
Having a diverse range of testing tools is the only way to make your lab more productive to the patients coming in. The basic expectation of any patient will be the availability of all the required services at one place. To ensure that, you will have to procure an install the necessary items. Of this, the most important part is the safety aspect of the purchased equipment.
All of it should be revised as and when required or even on the basis of a scheduled time. This will considerably maintain the working life of the machine and facilitates less expensive maintenance costs. It is a better option to carry out preventive maintenance, than breakdown maintenance. Some of the most important equipment needed in a pathology lab are listed below.
Apart from the listed items, there are few more which you can select on the basis of diversification of your service.
Marketing is to attract more patients to your lab and this means, you should be in a position to fulfill their needs. People generally rate a medical sector with the services they provide. In that context, the main objective of the lab of providing results is to be done as expected.
Fast results are more important as they stand as a parameter to rate the lab. The more faster the service is, the more it gets popular.
Having tie-ups with hospitals will be a very effective method of marketing. Patients who need pathology test will be directed to your lab and hence you get a patient to serve. Similarly, you will have to develop the opportunities around you.
Make contracts with smaller labs to help them in services which they do not provide or is inefficient of providing due to lack of specific machines.
It is mandatory to have knowledge about pathology and related filed since mistakes in services provided will be a serious problem later. If you are not aware of this study, you can enjoy ownership alone by appointing a very efficient pathologist to have a control over all the activities of the lab. Appointment of the staff will also be done by the pathologist to weed out the unfit ones accurately. You will a person only to provide funds and to earn profits, but the entire setup will be under the control of the pathologist.
As of now thee two are the most important and mandatory licenses for setting up a pathology lab. Thus, if your objective is to start a business in this line you can very well proceed with it now. Proper planning and implementation makes the success of any business. And in Pathology labs, prior planning and decisions regarding place, registrations and investment is something which has to be given more importance. Definitely this growing business will earn a very decent income, if done in a very organised manner.


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A: Try with cur_group_id() from dplyr:
library(dplyr)
#Code 1
newdf <- dataset%>%
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Output:
# A tibble: 15 x 2
# Groups:   Group [4]
   Group   Num
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 1 C         1
 2 C         1
 3 C         1
 4 B         2
 5 B         2
 6 A         3
 7 A         3
 8 A         3
 9 A         3
10 A         3
11 A         3
12 D         4
13 D         4
14 D         4
15 D         4

Or using base R:
#Code 2
dataset$Num <- as.integer(factor(dataset$Group,levels = unique(dataset$Group)))

Output:
   Group Num
1      C   1
2      C   1
3      C   1
4      B   2
5      B   2
6      A   3
7      A   3
8      A   3
9      A   3
10     A   3
11     A   3
12     D   4
13     D   4
14     D   4
15     D   4

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The Surgeon's Wife: The Disappearance of Gail Katz-Bierenbaum
Gail Katz-Bierenbaum was the attractive wife of a successful young surgeon when she disappeared in 1985. Her husband, Dr. Robert Bierenbaum, had a very promising future. Charming but awkward, Bob Bierenbaum was a surgical resident who spoke several languages and piloted his own plane.
Trouble in the Bierenbaum marriage began even before there was a wedding. Bob was possessive and controlling. Gail was creative and more free in her life. Gail was raised with the goal of marrying a doctor, so she married Bob to please her parents. Her mother believed her financial insecurity and tendency to move from one thing to another would be fixed after she became a doctor's wife.
Before her disappearance, Gail and Bob were planning a divorce. Bob didn't want Gail to leave him. Gail had told a friend that she had proof Bob was committing Medicaid fraud and she was going to threaten to turn him in in order to get a divorce.
Then, Bob called Gail's mother saying he couldn't find Gail. When her mother arrived at the Bierenbaum apartment, she was disturbed to find Gail's purse with her keys and cigarettes. Bob said she had left in a huff the day before and he hadn't seen her since. At the quiet end today, we're telling the story of a couple who seemed to have life all figured out. But the reality of their lives, and Gail's death, were far from ideal. Without a body, it would take years to put together what happened to Gail and to bring Bob Bierenbaum to trial. But did they get it right?
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Ficar Delivery is Bringing Online Food Delivery to Underserved Kenyan Towns
Nathan Hastings-Spaine
TECH TOOLS :
front-end: React back-end: Laravel database: MYSQL V3: Flutter & Laravel
According to The Kenya Food Index Report, Nairobi is the leading city in Africa for online food delivery, outpacing cities like Casablanca, Lagos, and Kampala. Today, Kenya's online food and beverage market is estimated to be 16.4 million dollars, the lion share coming from the country's five largest cities.
A global phenomenon, many small cities, and towns never, or are the last to experience online delivery. In Kenya, the global providers like UberEats, Jumia, and Glovo, who control most of the market, have yet to expand beyond the major cities.
Traditionally, from San Francisco to Nairobi, large cities have been the starting point for online food delivery companies. However, Ficar Delivery is going against the status quo by starting in smaller towns where they can more easily capture market share, get to know Kenyan consumers, and gain some momentum before competing with these global companies.
Founded in 2019, Ficar Delivery is a Kenyan food and beverage delivery service looking to position itself for national expansion by getting a stronghold on Kenya's smaller markets. Currently, operating in Nyeri, a town of 60,000 people, Ficar Delivery is set to expand to Thika and Nakuru over the next eight months.
I spoke with Reuben Kihiu, Co-founder of Ficar Delivery, about running a food delivery service that operates in a smaller market, the importance of security in software development, and running Young African Developers Community.
Meet Reuben Kihiu
I'm from a small town in Kenya called Thika, but currently live in Nyeri. I've been a software developer for the last four years. I was a full-stack developer for some time, but I transitioned into focusing on front-end development and design over the last two years.
My journey into software development started in high school. We used to have this unit called computer studies that introduced us to computers. We'd go to a computer lab and learn things like Microsoft suite. Then, I bumped into an old HTML book in the library and started learning on my own.
I would write code in my notebook, so when I got to the computer lab, which was about two times a week, I'd write the HTML into a browser. Since coming to university, I've learned a lot by joining tech communities, participating in hackathons, and doing projects.
What is Ficar Delivery and what value it provides to the marketplace?
Ficar Delivery is an online platform where users can order food and drinks; we are like a Kenyan UberEats. Our business model is a bit different because we are starting in smaller towns, not big cities.
Normally you'll find that these platforms are only available in places like Nairobi. Recognizing that people in other cities would love these same services, we launched Ficar Delivery.
What separates us from our competitors is Ficar Delivery was built by people who live here, so we understand the people, the market, and their needs because we're part of them.
While the main products in the market, Glovo, and UberEats, were built in other countries and then brought here, which means we have to conform to what they have. While we're building from the opposite direction, so our product easily fits into the culture.
Operating in a smaller town has given us the opportunity to validate and refine Ficar Delivery. It also only requires us to have two delivery guys for the town deliveries, which makes our logistics requirements very easy.
On November 5th, we launched in a town called Thika — the fifth biggest town in Kenya because it still hasn't gotten service from the big platforms, so we're excited to expand there.
How did you translate the requirements of your business problem into code?
It was actually a problem that my co-founder and I experienced. For example, we'd be sitting at his place feeling lazy and not wanting to cook. Thinking, what do we do? Do you have a boda boda that we can send? It was just a hassle.
Moreover, we talked to our friends and asked if they would like to have a local UberEats. People liked the idea, so we began doing some market research and connecting with our potential users — young working-class people in the town. We wanted to see if it was something they would like.
We also talked to restaurant owners in Nyeri. Through those conversations, we learned how they were having trouble with delivery. It was clear they needed a solution to reach their customers that wanted takeout.
What role did empathy play in building Ficar Delivery?
One of the reasons that we have had a V1, V2, V3 is trying to understand our market and our users better.
We used to spend a whole day just making calls, talking to clients, and asking them questions about their experience using our app and what they'd like to change.
We would then create a storyboard for all the user's feedback and brainstorm ideas for addressing the problems. For example, if they feel like they're going through too many pages before ordering, we'd try to find ways to alter the design to reduce the number of pages.
One of the complaints we got was using the PWA, so we're launching our new app built in Flutter next month. They didn't like installing a PWA to their phone because when they opened the app for the first time, it would have a lot of things to load, which caused the app to be very slow.
Moreover, we have built a strong relationship with our users. They know that if they voice an issue, we will work to address it.
Share your experience getting hacked and the importance of security?
I built the first two versions of the product from scratch—everything from the designs to the back-end. Then, the night before our second launch, the CEO called me saying, look at the site because I don't know what I'm seeing.
Visiting the site, I saw someone had gotten access to our server and posted fake restaurants with fake products so that people would buy them and he'd get the money. He also changed all the credentials to deny me access to the server.
The good thing is that since high school, I've been curious about cybersecurity, and so I was eventually able to kick him out because there was one part of the system he hadn't locked me out of.
Arguably it was the most challenging six hours of my life because I couldn't afford to wait until morning and allow customers to order from the fake restaurants.
From that time, I've never joked with security. It's now the first thing that I make sure is working before I do any other thing.
Too many developers just want to launch a product and see if it works. But it's not worth the risk of getting hacked and not only losing money per se (because you can lose money and make more money) but losing the trust of your clients, which is even worse.
Now everybody I meet and talk to in the different communities I'm a part of, I try to emphasize the importance of security.
What advice do you have for up and coming developers?
A lot of developers wait to go to campus to be taught programming and computer science, not realizing that it will never happen. I studied computer science, and I never learned to program.
College gave me the basics, and then the rest was up to me. Many developers go to campus expecting that they will get the skills there and get frustrated when it doesn't happen.
Moreover, my first advice is to start where you are with whatever you have, don't wait until you have the latest MacBook Pro or the fastest Internet connection to start programming. Like I told you earlier, I started programming by writing HTML on a book and then waiting until I could go to the computer lab to write it on the computer.
Second, follow your passion. These days a lot of people are doing something because it's the highest paying skill or it's the most in-demand, which isn't a good strategy. For example, if you learn React today because it's in demand, and two years later, it's no longer in demand, you'll be left with a skill you don't like.
However, if you do something because you like it, you will stand out and get the few available opportunities even if it's not as popular. Like me, I went from full-stack to front-end because I loved front-end more than back-end.
I realized that although I may sound very fancy when I go to tech community events and say I'm a full-stack developer. Afterward, I'm the one who has to go back to my laptop and do back-end. I originally did it because I had to, but now that I have the option not to, I decided to do what I love, which is front-end.
Built In Africa? What does that mean to you?
Built in Africa means a product that is built for Africa with Africans in mind. Not a product made somewhere in Europe or the U.S, and it's built based on what they think Africans may need, but it's a product built with the African problems, culture, and way of life in mind.
Young African Developers Community
My background as a community leader goes back to my time on campus. In 2019 I was the lead from my campus Developer Student Club (DSC). After leading DSC, I was invited to be one of the organizers of GDG Nyeri.
In April, with everybody being at home due to COVID-19, I had the idea to start my own community specifically for young upcoming developers and offer mentorship. As I began to make a name for myself in the tech community, I began getting approached by young developers who wanted advice, and it was so much that I couldn't keep track.
And despite the number of developers who reached out for mentorship, I knew there was much more out there in need of help. The ones that approached me were the ones who had the courage to do so, and there were plenty more in need but too afraid to ask.
The community is for young upcoming developers, and we give them a road map and hold their hands as they're starting their careers. Initially, we started with just hosting webinars and inviting speakers to discuss specific topics like choosing which languages to learn or what career path to pursue.
When we started, we only had people from Kenya join. Then, through GDG, I had connections with Nigerians in tech, and so the next place we got members from was Nigeria. My Nigerian friends also pushed it around West Africa to places like Ghana.
Soon we started having people joining us from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and all the other East African countries, including Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, and Ethiopia. The last time we had a meeting, we had members from 11 countries.
In September, we piloted our six-week mentorship program with eight mentees. We received 123 applications, which shows us that people are in need of mentorship.
I believe it's the most intense mentorship program because mentors can push mentees to their limits by giving them work and projects. And instead of one mentor with 20 or 120 mentees like most programs, it's one mentor to two mentees.
We don't focus on having as many mentees as possible; instead, we aim to create an impact. We realized that when a mentor Is overwhelmed with too many mentees, the mentees end up not getting a lot out of the experience.
Currently, we have over 30 mentors who have shown interest in signing up for our next cohort, so we're really excited.
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Minneapolis Lakers Regular Season Rosters
Season: 2019-2020 2018-2019 2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016 2014-2015 2013-2014 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006 2004-2005 2003-2004 2002-2003 2001-2002 2000-2001 1999-2000 1998-1999 1997-1998 1996-1997 1995-1996 1994-1995 1993-1994 1992-1993 1991-1992 1990-1991 1989-1990 1988-1989 1987-1988 1986-1987 1985-1986 1984-1985 1983-1984 1982-1983 1981-1982 1980-1981 1979-1980 1978-1979 1977-1978 1976-1977 1975-1976 1974-1975 1973-1974 1972-1973 1971-1972 1970-1971 1969-1970 1968-1969 1967-1968 1966-1967 1965-1966 1964-1965 1963-1964 1962-1963 1961-1962 1960-1961 1959-1960 1958-1959 1957-1958 1956-1957 1955-1956 1954-1955 1953-1954 1952-1953 1951-1952 1950-1951 1949-1950 1948-1949
1955-1956 Minneapolis Lakers Regular Season Roster
Ron Feiereisel G 6-3 185 0 DePaul 1953 Rnd 2 Pick 9 United States
Dick Garmaker GF 6-3 200 0 Minnesota 1954 Rnd 9 Pick 8 United States
Lew Hitch FC 6-8 200 4 Kansas State 1951 Rnd 2 Pick 10 United States
Jim Holstein SF 6-3 180 3 Cincinnati 1952 Rnd 2 Pick 10 United States
Johnny Horan F 6-8 190 0 Dayton 1955 Rnd 1 Pick 6 United States
Ed Kalafat F 6-6 245 1 Minnesota 1954 Rnd 1 Pick 9 United States
Clyde Lovellette FC 6-10 234 2 Kansas 1952 Rnd 1 Pick 10 United States
Slater Martin PG 5-10 170 6 Texas 1949 Rnd 3 Pick 11 United States
Chuck Mencel G 5-11 170 0 Minnesota 1955 Rnd 2 Pick 6 United States
George Mikan C 6-10 245 6 NBA Draft, Undrafted United States
Vern Mikkelsen F 6-7 230 6 Hamline 1949 Rnd 1 Pick 11 United States
Dick Schnittker PF 6-5 200 3 Ohio State 1950 Rnd 1 Pick 5 United States
Whitey Skoog G 5-11 180 4 Minnesota 1951 Rnd 1 Pick 10 United States
Bob Williams F 6-6 230 0 Florida A&M 1955 NBA Draft, Undrafted United States
1955-1956 Minneapolis Depth Chart
Starters S. Martin W. Skoog V. Mikkelsen C. Lovellette D. Schnittker
Rotation C. Mencel E. Kalafat L. Hitch G. Mikan
Rotation D. Garmaker
Lim PT R. Feiereisel B. Williams
Lim PT J. Horan
1955-1956 Western Division Standings
1 Fort Wayne Pistons 37-35 -
2 St. Louis Hawks 33-39 4
3 Minneapolis Lakers 33-39 4
4 Rochester Royals 31-41 6
1955-1956 Minneapolis Awards & Honors
Clyde Lovellette All-NBA Second Team (1956)
Slater Martin All-NBA Second Team (1956)
Slater Martin Western All-Star Fan Vote Selection (1956)
Vern Mikkelsen Western All-Star Coaches Selection (1956)
Clyde Lovellette Western All-Star Coaches Selection (1956)
1955-1956 Minneapolis Season Stat Leaders
Clyde Lovellette 71 35.5 21.5 14.0 2.3
Vern Mikkelsen 72 29.2 13.4 8.4 2.4
Slater Martin 72 39.4 13.2 3.6 6.2
Whitey Skoog 72 32.1 11.6 4.0 3.5
Dick Schnittker 72 26.8 11.3 4.1 2.0
Ed Kalafat 72 22.8 8.0 6.1 1.8
George Mikan 37 20.7 10.5 8.3 1.4
Dick Garmaker 68 12.8 5.7 1.9 1.5
Chuck Mencel 69 14.1 4.6 1.6 1.9
Lew Hitch 69 16.4 4.2 4.1 1.1
Jim Holstein 27 13.0 2.7 2.8 1.4
Bob Williams 20 8.7 3.3 2.7 0.3
Ron Feiereisel 10 5.9 3.0 0.6 0.6
Johnny Horan 12 4.2 1.0 0.5 0.1
1955-1956 Minneapolis Lakers Roster Composition
Ron Feiereisel was selected as the #9 pick in the Second Round of the 1953 NBA Draft by the Minneapolis Lakers. Ron Feiereisel signed a contract with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1955.
Dick Garmaker was selected as the #1 pick in the First Round of the 1955 NBA Draft by the Minneapolis Lakers. Dick Garmaker signed a multi-year contract with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1955.
Ed Kalafat was selected as the #9 pick in the First Round of the 1954 NBA Draft by the Minneapolis Lakers. Ed Kalafat signed a multi-year contract with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1954.
Clyde Lovellette was selected as the #9 pick in the First Round of the 1952 NBA Draft by the Minneapolis Lakers. Clyde Lovellette signed a multi-year contract with the Minneapolis Lakers on October 7, 1953.
Slater Martin was selected as the #1 pick in the 9 Round of the 1949 NBA Draft by the Minneapolis Lakers. Slater Martin signed a multi-year contract with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1949.
Chuck Mencel was selected as the #6 pick in the Second Round of the 1955 NBA Draft by the Minneapolis Lakers. Chuck Mencel signed a multi-year contract with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1955.
George Mikan with the on September 1, 1949. George Mikan re-signed to a multi-year contract as a free agent with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 28, 1949. George Mikan re-signed to a contract as a free agent with the Minneapolis Lakers on August 17, 1952. George Mikan re-signed to a contract as a free agent with the Minneapolis Lakers on October 9, 1953. George Mikan re-signed to a contract as a free agent with the Minneapolis Lakers on January 12, 1956.
Lew Hitch was acquired in a trade by the Minneapolis Lakers from the Milwaukee Hawks on February 17, 1955.
Johnny Horan was acquired in a trade by the Minneapolis Lakers from the Fort Wayne Pistons on December 16, 1955.
Acquired via Free Agency
Vern Mikkelsen as a free agent with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1953.
Dick Schnittker signed a multi-year contract as a free agent with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1953.
Whitey Skoog with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1955.
Bob Williams signed a multi-year contract as a free agent with the Minneapolis Lakers on September 1, 1955.


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In Line Dance, Fiona Murray (IRL) stood out as World Champion in Female Line Dance Superstars, earning first place in all three of her dances from the judges and the audience. Who knew you could do so much with T-Rex arms? Mila Treat (USA) won the World title in the largest contested division in Line Dance: Female Silver Novice. In the Male events, Linus Dunn-Backstrom (GBR) is once again your Male Superstars World Champion, having reclaimed his title since his last win in 2017. Jean Pierre Auclair (CAN) took the World title in the biggest event: Male Gold Novice. Everyone showed up and brought their A-game.
In the Couples events, Bobby Pritchard and Carla Romine (USA) danced away as Classic Crown champions with all first places, except for a second in Polka and Waltz. Jimmy Mulligan and Elina Sharipova (USA) edged out some of the other favorites to win Couples Open Division I. Charles Jones and Nicole Wardell (USA) earned the right to move up to Showcase Masters after winning the Showcase Open division at Worlds. It's hard to imagine anyone unseating Chris and Emily Bailey (USA) from their throne, however, after they remain undefeated as Showcase Master World Champions for the fourth year in a row.
No one envied the judges their task of choosing a winner on Saturday night. All six couples in Classic Masters had their unique style and owned it, especially in the show dances. They ranged from sweet and light-hearted by Jake Greene and Hilary Carlson (USA) to sexy and powerful by Sloane Hansen and Bernadette Carmichael (USA).
In the end, there can be only one champion, and for the second year in a row, Mike Wagner and Satu Ketellapper (USA) claimed the crown! They literally brought the fire in their show dance to "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" and had the crowd on their feet. If you didn't catch it, be sure to check out the replay because like we said, WOW!
What an amazing way to finish off a terrific 2019 season and usher in a new year. FloDance wants to congratulate all of the Worlds competitors. It was a pleasure getting to watch you do what you love! Here's to even more dancing in 2020!
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The lesson to be learnt from the international exhibition "Punishments and Verdicts in the Middle Ages" at the Torture Museum is that instruments of torture belong in a museum. We make people aware of campaigns by Amnesty International and conventions on human rights.
We want to give schools, associations and other groups the opportunity to learn about Europe's painful past. Our collection includes more than 40 instruments of punishment from different countries, which are illustrated with engravings and described with historic texts.
The instruments give an impactful image of the punishments involving disgrace and pain, and the sharp interrogations and persecution of witches and heretics, from the Middle Ages to the French Revolution. There is also a learning package for students aged about 10 and over.
We also want to put essays on this website, for example about school punishments in the past and well-known Dutch proverbs and sayings, such as "Door schade and schande wordt men wijs" ("Damage and disgrace will make you wise", which refers to the scaffold), or "De eerste klap is een daalder waard" ("The first blow is worth a thaler", which refers to the executioner's reward).
We organise historical guided tours on request. You can do a book grouping via this form.
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Home / Anime, New Series, Reviews / Golden Time Review: First Impressions.
Golden Time Review: First Impressions.
Golden Time is a new anime released for Winter of 2013 that has shown a lot of promise. The story follows Tada Banri a college student suffering from amnesia who has no memories before highschool graduation. Now he must navigate through relationships, adapt to college life and confront the resurfacing memories and people from his past life, while struggling to more forward and embrace his new identity.
Story and Themes: 9
I haven't seen an anime in a college setting since Geishenkin or Love Hina so this was refreshing and different. I like the focus they place on understanding other people's feelings, your sense of self worth and they really play it straight. You know how the characters feel and they also don't beat around the bush with each other they way they would in a high school slice of life anime. If genuinely captures in my opinion a lot of the feeling of college and the early stages of adult life.
Visual Style and Artwork: 9
The artwork in Golden Time is very well done and very polished. They didn't slouch on background and settings, lighting or anything, there is some very clean yet detailed work in the art style and presentation, some of the best I've seen for this genre. Additionally they don't recycle frames and character clothing to save on drawing or budget. The characters are wearing different outfits on different days and it feels more authentic because of it. Watching Golden Time ends up feeling like watching a television drama instead of a typical anime or cartoon because of this. The characters clothing designs are also thought out and well done.
Golden Time doesn't have a large cast of main characters, and it does a very good job of giving the supporting characters screen time and development. Overall the character development is what I find really compelling about this anime. I find myself reevaluating some of my feelings for each character episode to episode based on new choices they make and situations they create for themselves or others. The story can have the characters shift from lighthearted to serious very quickly sometimes, but it is not off-putting at all and they voice actors do an excellent job with the material.
Music/Sound and Voices: 10
The voices cast for this show is quite talented. Also the voice actress for Koko also sings the intro and outro and is amazing. The characters in Golden Time have a lot of depth and complexity to them and the voice cast delivers on this every time.
Overall Enjoyment: 8
My overall enjoyment of Golden Time is only hampered by some personal feelings I have regarding the material and story with regard to how some of the characters handle their relationships. They are not a reflection of the anime or the story falling short in any way shape or form, but more a matter of the fact it succeeded too well on reaching me on an emotional level with mixed results. When a situation in Golden Time reminds me of depressing memory of past relationship it really resonates too well and can turn a smile into a frown fairly quickly, but that is just a matter of great writing and voice acting! So its in their favor when they can manage to put me in a bad mood, since they are telling a compelling story that reaches me.
Final Score: 8.4
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Meteora sporadica is a mysterious free-living protozoan discovered in 2002 during sampling at a depth of 1,230 meters below sea level in the Sporades Basin, part of the Mediterranean Sea. So far it is the only species of the genus Meteora.

It was placed as Protista incertae sedis due to its unique morphology unlike any other group of protists. Two decades later, a 2022 phylogenetic analysis of Meteora still wasn't able to solidly relate it to any known group of eukaryotes, suggesting that it could be a new high-level eukaryotic group.

The cell body is colorless and ovular. It ranges between 3.0 and 4.4 µm in length and 2.0–4.0 μm in width. It has two lateral arm-like appendages and two axial appendages. The lateral appendages move independently of each other in a rowing motion, assisting in locomotion.

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