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INTERVIEW: Ria Jones, about to star as Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard on tour around the UK
Ria Jones is a theatre legend in her own right, she created the role of Norma Desmond almost 30 years ago in a workshop and is now returning to play he role full time after understudying Glenn Close at the London Coliseum in this new production which tours around the UK. Her other credits include Eva Peron in Evita (Opera House Manchester), Fantine in Les Miserables (National Tour & Palace Theatre), Grizabella in Cats (New London Theatre), Liz Imbrie in High Society (Shaftesbury Theatre & UK Tour), Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes (UK Tour), Alexander Spoffard in The Witches of Eastwick (UK tour) and Dorothy Brock in 42nd Street (Leicester Curve Theatre & Theatre Du Chatelet).
We chat to her in rehearsals of this new production of Sunset Boulevard...
You have played some of the most iconic female roles in Musical Theatre history (Evita, Fantine, Norma, Grizabella, Reno to name a few!). What has been your favourite role to play so far and why?
As much as I loved play Eva Peron and Reno Sweeney I absolutely adored playing Mrs. Overal in "Acorn Antiques The Musical" as it was so far away from anything else that I had ever done. It was a real challenge which I loved and I also adore comedy.
What was your first ever job as an actress? And if you went back in time, what advice would you give yourself on your first day of rehearsals?
That's a long time ago; 35 years! It was the role of Robin in "Godspell". My advice would be to know your lines as best you can.
If you had to re-live one show you have done in the past, which one would it be?
"Evita" – It was my first time on as Eva Peron – I was only 19 years old!
You're playing Norma Desmond on tour until next year, but after that are there any roles you'd like to tackle?
I'd love to play Mama Rose in "Gypsy".
You famously were the stand by for Glenn Close in the ENO production of Sunset Boulevard and wowed audiences when you went on. How did it feel when you found out you were going on?
I was terrified but also excited. I knew that I had done my homework and I was ready.
Do you have anything to say to the people who book tickets to see particular stars and complain when they aren't on?
I understand. But we are all human and we get sick. Check the smallprint when you book.
Do you have any funny or embarrassing on-stage stories?
My hair caught on fire once in "My Fair Lady". There was quite a flame but I just put out and carried on.
After originating the role of Norma Desmond in 1991 you're now playing it in your own right, how has your interpretation changed from the original production to now?
Well, I am 26 years older with a lot more life experience. I can draw on that and I am now the right age for the role which really helps.
We are so excited to see you in this new production of Sunset Boulevard! What are you most excited about in this upcoming tour?
Singing the score again with a 16 piece orchestra and working on a fully staged production with the director Nikolai and appearing with Danny and the rest of the wonderful cast.
You'll be starring alongside Danny Mac who was most recently seen in On The Town, are you excited to work with a different a new cast?
Yes, very. I've just finished the second week of rehearsals and the cast are amazing. It's a very exciting time.
Why should people come and see this production?
For the orchestra of 16 playing the wonderful cinematic score with a great book and lyrics. The stunning set, costumes and lighting. Put it all together with an amazing cast and a story of the human condition……That's what I call a show!
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Tapton School Academy Trust (TSAT) was formed in 2012 and sponsored Chaucer School. Another 'Outstanding' Ofsted judgement for Tapton in 2013 gave the opportunity to partner with King Ecgbert School to build the Escafeld Teaching School Alliance. This has given rise to secure and effective leadership, training and support for our growing Trust family of schools.
In September 2015 we became eight schools – 3 secondary and five primary. Tapton, Chaucer and Forge Valley are our Secondaries and our Primaries are Southey Green, Meynell, Hillsborough, Wisewood and Hallam.
They are all linked in a shared endeavour – our mission is to provide an outstanding education to all our pupils 0 – 19. We are passionate that all our young people should see their time at school as safe, happy and fulfilling.
Our approach is founded on deeply effective partnership working – inextricably joining our schools, pupils, parents and their communities.
A genuine inclusive approach which ensures the best possible attainment, progress and achievement for every pupil.
Leadership will be secured which is able, proactive and focused on success for each school, our pupils and the wider community.
We value our excellent working relationships with Trade Unions. Recognition agreements are in place for all major Sheffield Unions and all TSAT Schools support union activities by paying into the facilities time agreement.
As Southey Green Primary School is part of Tapton School Academy Trust the ownership of the land and building is on a 125 year lease with the Local Authority.


The Christmas Carol Service is open to staff, friends of Mulberry House and the general public and will be led by the Mulberry Pastoral Team. We will celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and there will be a short address. It will be a joyful, simple celebration to which friends and family could be invited as part of pre-Christmas celebrations.
There is no charge for the service but please ring to book your place (01277 365398 option 4).
There is the option of booking in for a 3 course Christmas Lunch following the service. The price is £25.00 per person.
Advanced booking is for Christmas lunch required with the hotel reception (01277 365398).


It was a few weeks after my brain surgeries, and I was sitting in my neurologist's office filling out paperwork. Before the surgeries I was living in Los Angeles, where I was mandated by the state to pay for disability insurance. This was something I would not have done voluntarily at 22 years old, my age when I arrived in California.
The application I was filling out had two boxes. The first box allowed me to collect short term disability payments. If I selected that box, I would make some portion of my regular salary while I was recovering from my surgeries. The second box would allow me to collect permanent disability, where I would collect some portion of my salary forever.
I asked my neurologist, "Am I disabled? I mean, do I have some permanent disability?" He said, "You are if you think you are." I said, "I don't think I am disabled." And that was the end of the discussion, and I collected short term disability for 90 days.
You are what you believe you are. Or, as the great Earl Nightingale put it, "We become what we think about." There is no way to underestimate the importance of this idea. It is the foundation of all of the results you produce in life.
Your beliefs precede your actions, and your actions precede your results. If you believe there is something you must do to succeed, your actions will fall in line with that belief. Certain results inevitably follow.
But a lot of people don't believe that they "must" do something to succeed. Instead, they believe they "should" do something, and so they lower their standard, never taking the necessary actions, never producing the great results they are capable of, and never reaching their full potential.
What is it that you believe? What is it that you spend your time thinking about? Those beliefs, those thoughts, have produced the results you are experiencing now.
What beliefs do you need to transform from "shoulds" to "musts?" What do you need to spend your time thinking about for you to reach your full potential?
There is nothing more powerful than your beliefs.


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Emma Smith
May 24, 1925 — November 4, 2021
Emma passed away peacefully at the age of 96 years in the loving home of her daughter, Margaret (Robert) Taylor in Hyrum, Utah. Emma was born in South Morgan, Utah on May 24, 1925, to Arletta Ray Robinson and Oliver R. Stuart. She graduated from Morgan High School, Class of 1943.
Emma was blessed with a beautiful singing voice and sang at her first funeral for her maternal grandfather's service. She continued to share this talent throughout her life at countless funerals, choirs, church callings and other events. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
She was employed at the Morgan Movie Theater, J. Williams & Sons, Valley Implement, Carter's Café, and Stewarts's Confectionary. She was also employed at IRS and HAFB, retiring in 1987.
She married Verl A. Smith on March 18, 1944. He passed away on September 15, 1985. She then married Dale L. Smith on August 22, 1986. He passed away January 1, 2010. Emma, Verl and family spent much of their married life working and recreating on the Smith family cattle ranch. She and Verl were members of the Morgan Valley Riders and had great adventures trail riding with dear friends.
She is survived by two sons and three daughters, V. Arnold (Linda) Smith, Stuart J. (Nadine) Smith, Margaret (Robert) Taylor, Annette (Brad) Peterson, and Marie (Larry) Woolsey, 20 grandchildren, 49 great-grandchildren, 3 great-great grandchildren, 4 step-children, and one sister-in-law, Vada Smith Brimley.
She was preceded in death by her parents, both husbands, 3 great-grandchildren, one sister Betty Mae Stuart Rollins, 3 half-brothers and 2 half-sisters, Oliver N. Stuart, Thomas L. Ray, John V. Ray, Melba Ray Layton, and Marjorie Ray Stephens.
As a family we express our gratefulness and appreciation to our sister Margaret and her family for their tireless efforts and care of our mother for the past 4 years.
Funeral Services will be held on Thursday, November 11, 2021, at 11a.m. at the Rock Church (10 W. Young Street) in Morgan, Utah. Friends may visit with family members Wednesday evening from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Walker Mortuary, 45 W. 200 N., Morgan, Utah and at the church prior to services from 10:00-10:45 a.m. Interment in the North Morgan Cemetery.
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At AE, our mission is to make sure every part of your wedding day is as seamless and perfect for you as possible! We do our absolute best to bring your wedding day dreams to life, and one of our favorite parts of that is creating all of the floral arrangements, centerpieces, and bouquets! A huge part of any wedding is the florals, so, we wanted to give you some tips on how to make sure your bouquets stay looking fresh and beautiful for the whole day (and even beyond that!).
We always try to share some helpful tips and tricks with our brides (and bridesmaids) to ensure that their bouquets are looking their best throughout the day. We want to make sure that they are just as beautiful when they're walking down the aisle and throughout the evening as they did when they were delivered while the girls were getting ready, and these are some of our secrets that we think you should know as well.
Our bouquets are delivered to our brides in cylinders of water, and because we want to keep those blooms looking alive and vibrant you'll want to keep them in the water as much as possible. You'll obviously pull them for pictures and walking down the aisle, but aside from that, we definitely recommend keeping them in the water and hydrated as much as possible. Trust us, this Florida heat loves to dehydrate not only you, but also those beautiful blooms.
We provide a microfiber towel with the bouquets so we can dry off the stems for you and prevent any drips of water on your dresses. Absorbent and reusable, we try to make it easy!
If there are ribbons tied around the base of the bouquets, make sure you keep them out of the water. This helps to prevents the ribbons from becoming wrinkled or discolored.
We always have a mini straightener in our day-of emergency kit in case your ribbons get messed up or wet, that way we can straighten them and make sure everyone is picture perfect before walking down the aisle.
A little bonus: Our bouquets are bound by zip ties and floral tape, so after the wedding, just give the tie a quick snip and the flowers a fresh trim, stick them in water for the next week and you've got a beautiful arrangement to enjoy at home!
We love creating beautifully unique bouquets for each of our clients, and these helpful tips allow us to make sure those bouquets are always looking their best throughout the wedding day and beyond!


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Ian Cuthbert Imrie is a graduate of the Duncan & Jordanstone College of Art where he won two prestigious bursaries, and was also offered a post in drawing.
He studied under such artists as Ron Stenburg, Albert Morroco, David McClure and James MacIntosh Patrick. His Paintings hang in collections in Dallas, New York, Paris, London and all over Scotland.
Ian spent a number of years as Art Director with a national publishing company and has also carried out commissions for a number of publishing companies.
For the past 40 years Ian Cuthbert Imrie has been a dealer in fine arts and antiques and is also a consultant to clients who wish to invest in fine paintings and furniture. He is currently working on commissions, portraits and landscapes.
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Listen to the 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse's V8 Snarl While Idling
There are probably a few V8s that sound better, but we can't really remember what those are right now.
byLewin Day| PUBLISHED Sep 19, 2022 9:11 AM
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A video of the 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse on the street reveals a deeply menacing exhaust note.
The Dark Horse was spotted in the wild by YouTuber DtRockstar1. The camouflaged vehicle was seen at the Gilmore Car Museum in Michigan during the 2022 Mustang Stampede, which also hosted the new seventh-generation Mustang reveal event.
The video may be short, but it gives us a close-up look at the Dark Horse, including several areas not shown in the official reveal. In particular, we get a look under the hood at the most powerful factory Coyote V8 ever. We get a great look at the twin throttle bodies and dual air intakes, which gives the hot Mustang's engine bay a purposeful look. The car's engine bay does appear to be lacking production-ready finish panels, but we appreciate the barebones aesthetic.
The real treat, though, is the sound. At idle, the Dark Horse has a purposeful thrum, but it gets even better in motion. Even at part throttle, it crackles and rumbles, before tearing up to a searing blat higher in the rev range. As far as V8 noises go, this is up there with some of the best.
The Mustang Dark Horse promises 500 horsepower and is built with track performance in mind. The car will be available with a range of performance parts, from carbon wheels to track tires and rear aero (not seen here). Ford will also build the Dark Horse S and Dark Horse R, which will serve as hardcore track-only versions not constrained by the hangups of humble road cars.
There's plenty of buzz around the entire seventh-generation Mustang range. That's no surprise for the launch of one of America's most storied muscle cars. However, the Dark Horse seems to be the pick of the bunch. With serious power and a tuned chassis, paired with an angry horse's head on the badge, what's not to love?
Got a tip? Let the author know: lewin@thedrive.com
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Sony formally announces PlayStation 5 VR kit with DualSense-inspired controls
You'll need to wait quite a while before you can get it for the PS5 that you definitely already own, right?
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Sony today confirmed that a PlayStation 5 VR kit is on the way.
Unfortunately, the new device won't land in 2021 and Sony had few details on it.
Sony did reveal that the controls are inspired by the PS5's DualSense controller and that it will connect with one cable to the PS5.
In 2016, Sony released the PlayStation VR. The headset worked with the then-current PlayStation 4 console and is now forward-compatible with the PS5. However, since it's so old, it doesn't have the greatest setup and its specs are outdated.
See also: Sony PlayStation 5: Everything you need to know
Today, though, Sony confirmed that a PlayStation 5 VR kit is in the works. It revealed a few key details about the device but kept a lot of the major points a secret.
Unfortunately, the company did confirm that we won't see the VR headset launched in 2021. That's probably alright, though, considering there are still swathes of people who have not been able to purchase a PS5 yet. Hopefully, by 2022, that won't be the case anymore.
Sony PlayStation 5 VR: What we know so far
In Sony's announcement, the company left out a lot of details. For instance, it didn't even give the device a commercial name, simply referring to it as "the next-generation VR system." Considering the original is called the PlayStation VR, it wouldn't be out of the question for it to be the PlayStation VR 2. However, this isn't confirmed as of yet.
Sony did confirm a few exciting things about the PlayStation 5 VR kit, though. It confirmed that the device will connect to the PS5 console with just one cable, which will definitely be convenient and a huge step up over the convoluted mess of the original system. It also confirmed that the controls for the headset will be inspired by the Sony DualSense controller. That likely means we can expect the same ultra-accurate haptic feedback of the PS5 controller, which is certainly exciting to us.
Other than that info, though, Sony is mum on further details. It's likely we'll learn more about the PlayStation 5 VR system as we get closer to 2022.
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Busy weeknights call for fast and healthy sheet pan dinners!
Last year it was all about the one pot meal. This year, sheet pan dinners have taken the family kitchen by storm.
Who can refuse the ease and simplicity of making dinner on one pan?
I've been sucked into the vortex of ease, simplicity and health, as well.
There's nothing easier than tossing food onto a greased sheet pan and popping it into the oven to roast. Pull it out and you've got dinner made without a whole lot of mess.
Sheet pan dinners make weeknights less stressful, more organized, less messy, and inspired. There's no shortage of combinations to try!
One of my favorites around here is the combination of bone-in chicken breasts with diced potatoes and onions, seasoned with rosemary, Kosher salt and pepper. I roast this combo at 350 F for 40 minutes. To round out the meal–I add a bowl of fruit and a green salad.
I've gathered 8 more sheet pan dinners from dietitians around the country. From fish to fajitas, I bet you'll find a recipe here that will suit your family.
Salmon and tri-colored peppers are transformed into fajitas after baking.
A combination of seasonal favorite flavors, including Brussels sprouts, apples, sweet potatoes, and onions.
This meal is packed with DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid that is vital for babies' brain development, but it is fairly easy to prepare.
A quick and easy family dinner that has all the bells and whistles from a taste and nutrition standpoint.
Sausage, potatoes, and onions come together to make an easy weeknight meal ready in 30 minutes and complete with one dish to clean.
Pork and apples together, some sweet potatoes and red peppers and a delicious mixture of ginger and cinnamon adds some flavor, making this a super tasty meal.
This sheet pan meal is with simple gluten & dairy free baked cod glazed with a delicious coconut sauce surrounded by lemon garlic roasted asparagus.
Super easy sheet pan steak fajitas are a quick healthy one dish meal made in no time with little clean up!
Of all the sheet pan dinners listed here, which one are you most likely to try?


I cannot wait for Christmas and am pretty sure I will be the last one to go to sleep and the first one awake in our house! Even if I am not, a one off won't be too difficult to handle.
1. Try to get your children to have a relatively normal bedtime on Christmas Eve. Easier said than done but if they have plenty of fresh air during the day, a relaxing bedtime routine (as close to their usual one as possible) and knowing that Santa will only come once they are asleep, they should go to sleep relatively easily. Make sure they have plenty of warning for bedtime so they are prepared, try not to get them too excited about Santa and make sure they are going to bed before they are too tired – that will not lead to a relaxing Christmas Eve. Remember, an overtired child will usually look exactly the same as an active and excited child – on Christmas Eve you might have both!!
2. Try not to have too many things going on at once during the festive period. There is so much stimuli at Christmas, the presents, the lights, films, sweets, relatives…the list goes on. The biggest mistake parents make is that they over-schedule themselves, and their children. Try to stick to your child's routine during Christmas and let them have some 'down time' to recover from all the excitement. This should mean they will get good sleep to allow them to enjoy the fun, without having a meltdown when it all becomes too much!
3. An occasional car nap or slightly later bedtime probably isn't going to do too much harm, but if your little one spends a couple of days taking car seat naps here and there and having late bedtimes, she may become so overtired that by the time bedtime rolls around on the second day she will be so tired she forgets how to settle herself and cry…a lot. It is very important to stick to your routine; being away (or having a little one who is not settling) will make it all too easy to revert to your own familiar ways and you will be back to square one. At the very least, stick to the bits of the routine which work for you and your little one.
4. If you are staying away or at relatives houses over Christmas, it's very normal for babies and toddlers to test the boundaries around sleep when they are somewhere new. Just because the rule is the rule at home, that does not necessarily mean the rule is the same at grandma's house, especially over Christmas when everybody is a little more relaxed. The best way to handle this is to not do too much different than you would if it happened at home. You can go in every five minutes or so to offer a bit of reassurance, but other than that, don't bend your rules. If you stick to your routine and maintain consistency, within the first night or two, your little one will be used to the new environment and will be sleeping well again.
5. Whatever you do, don't forget your little one's favourite sleeping toy and/or blanket if you are going away. They are probably going to need the comfort and familiarity, especially with all the new toys around!
6. Enjoy this magical time of year and try to be relaxed about it yourself! Ensuring everybody has a good night's sleep will also help to ensure magical memories are made and that you can look forward to it, rather than dread sleepless nights, the next year. If you find yourself with an over excited, 'over sugared' child try to enjoy the moment – it only happens once a year!! Make sure you take time out to enjoy it for yourself too – tis the season after all!
If, however, it all goes wrong or you find yourself with a child who can't sleep or wont sleep the rest of the year, I can help. Get in touch to arrange a free 15 minute consultation, either by email: jenna@littledreamsconsulting.com or call me on 01275 546919 or 07572309404.


Beginning with the 2017 Advanced Placement (AP®) Exams, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) eliminated this program and consolidated AP funding with 40 other educational programs under a new Title IV, Part A block grant.
The vast majority (95%) of this new Title IV, Part A funding will go to districts, which can use these funds to subsidize their low-income students' AP Exam fees. States can reserve up to 5% of the funds and use them for the same purpose.
Additional funding beyond Title IV, Part A is also available for states and districts.
For the 2018-19 school year, the Title IV, Part A Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants program has been funded at $1.1 billion by Congress in the federal fiscal year 2018 budget—a $700 million increase over last year. States and districts will have significantly higher Title IV, Part A allocations and can use these increased funds to provide support for AP students and expand access to AP courses.The Department of Education has provided the FY2018 preliminary Title IV allocations, by states, available here.
Title IV, Part A funding was distributed to states in summer 2018 and can be used for AP Exams taken in May 2019.
States and districts receiving funds under Title IV, Part A must provide equitable services to students and teachers in private schools. For more information, visit: CAPE's Private Schools and the Every Student Succeeds Act.
The College Board remains committed to ensuring access to the benefits of AP for low-income students, and will provide a $32 fee reduction per exam for students with financial need. For each 2019 AP Exam taken with a fee reduction, the school forgoes its $9 rebate, resulting in a cost of $53 per exam, or $101 for each AP Seminar Exam and each AP Research Exam.
Unless your state has announced a commitment to cover AP Exams for low-income students, districts should use their historical low-income exam participation data and current AP enrollment to inform their own exam volume and cost projections for 2019. For example: If your district expects to administer 100 low-income exams in 2019, the cost to make the exams free for these students would be $5,300.
State and Local Control Funds: A number of states cover the costs of their students' AP Exams by using local funds. For example, Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina, and South Carolina cover the cost of AP Exams for all their students using state funds. Others use state funds to pay for a specific subset of exams—exams taken by low-income students, or exams taken in specific disciplines like STEM.
Title I: States may set aside 3% of their fiscal year 2018 Title I funds to provide grants to school districts for Direct Student Services, which include covering AP Exam fees and providing AP courses not currently offered.
In addition, districts and schools can use Title I, Part A funds to cover AP Exam fees for low-income students under certain conditions. Click here for more information.
To ensure that low-income students continue to receive funding to reduce the cost of their AP Exams, state and district leaders must act.
1. Announce your commitment to fund low-income students' 2019 AP Exams.
By publicly announcing your state's or district's commitment to make 2019 AP Exams free or affordable to all low-income students, you can ensure that the elimination of dedicated federal funding won't keep students from participating in AP. In addition to Title IV, Part A funds, a state may use Title I, Part A funds to cover AP Exam fees for low-income students in 2019 and beyond.
Your announcement—on your state or district website, newsletter, or other channels—will reassure students and families that AP is still available to them and will also protect the progress your district or state has made to close AP equity gaps.
2. Urge state leaders to protect access to AP.
We recommend that you encourage your state and districts to prioritize funding for low-income students' AP Exam fees. You can visit your state's department or board of education website to learn more about how to give feedback, including key dates.
See which states have announced their commitment to fund AP Exams in 2018.


Life in this picturesque part of Veneto is as slow-paced and leisurely as the water-buses that meander down the canals. Reflections of the city's stately architecture shimmer in the water: rustic red-brick houses with frescoed façades and banks of weeping willows, mediaeval porticos and crumbling ancient walls. This prosperous commune has made its mark with an international fashion brand, De'Longhi appliances, and Pinarello bicycles; we also have the Trevisani to thank for the world's best coffee-soaked indulgence: tiramisu.
Treviso is blessed with all-year charm, but the streets are at their liveliest in high season – avoid coming then if you want the sights to yourselves. The Trevisani are justifiably proud of their seasonal products and host festivals to welcome their return: time your visit to coincide with the start of the raddichio season for example (December–February), or the prosecco festival (February–June).
Ryanair (www.ryanair.com) flies from London Stansted and Liverpool to Treviso's small international airport (TSF), which is 15 minutes from the city centre by car. (Hail a cab or jump on the number 6 bus to your hotel.) Alternatively, BA (www.britishairways.com) runs regular flights to Venice's Marco Polo Airport, 30km away (the train journey train to Treviso takes half an hour, and costs just a few euro).
Treviso station (http://trenitalia.com) is just a 10-minute walk from the city centre, and has regular connections to Venice.
The A27 connects Venice and Treviso; the journey takes around an hour. If you're coming from further afield, the E70 runs across the top of Italy, eventually passing through Turin and into Switzerland.
Flagging a cab on Treviso's largely pedestrianised streets can be challenging , so book pick-ups and transfers through your hotel's concierge or try a transport hub (the train station is a safe bet).


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Rebecca Regnier: The fun that is the Shakespearean vaccine pun
The British press has reported that the very second person to receive the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine is named William Shakespeare.
If you're on Twitter consistently, you can skip this column. You've likely seen what I'm about to share. But what's going down, right now, on Twitter is so creative I had to revel in it for a moment.
And revel we will because for humor writers in 2020, pickings are slim.
I give you, William Shakespeare!
The British press has reported that the very second person to receive the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine is named William Shakespeare. William will now be a gentleman without corona.
The internet cauldron is now bubbling with Shakespearean puns, and I am here for it. I will endeavor in all cases to give proper credit, but it is Twitter, so that's a tough one. That said, let's dive in, shall we?
It started when the Metro newspaper tweeted a picture of William Shakespeare with the caption, "The Taming of the Flu" and Twitter was off to the races. For a brief moment, Taming of the Flu became the most fun on the internet since the Paula Deen riding on things trend.
A Twitter poll from user @ChrisHallas asked, "In light of William Shakespeare getting the vaccine, what was the last vaccine you got? TB or Not TB?"
In a similar vein, other users asked if Margaret Keenan, the first patient to get the vaccine, was designated as Patient 1A. If so, was William Shakespeare Patient 2B or not 2B?
Strap in folks, what's done can't be undone. Here's a sampling of the brilliance:
@MichealPDeacon: "If you prick us, do we not bleed?"
@spudley99 riffed: "They asked which arm to inject, and he said 'As You Like It', because he thought it was Much Ado About Nothing. But this Winter's Tale is Measure For Measure a Tempest, for it is nothing less than The Taming Of The Flu. Thus, All's Well That Ends Well."
I think it's a Tweetstorm but @sharpey00 says, it's "Much Aflu About Nothing."
@petekitching adapted, "From this pricking on my arm, soon Covid will do no harm."
@KevinOinSc observed, "If William Shakespeare can get vaccinated for Covid, anyone can—with or without the drama."
@TiernanDouieb dropped in with a little literary controversy, "Actually I heard the second person to get the vaccine was Christopher Marlowe but William Shakespeare took all the credit."
In the end, intelligent internet police prevailed, pointing out that while COVID-19 and the flu are both contagious respiratory illnesses, they are caused by different viruses, COVID-19 coming from SARS-CoV-2 and flu from influenza.
But, what's in a name?
It was fun while it lasted because with mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come! The Bard says, "All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players."
And since brevity is the soul of wit, I bid you adieu!


Schools are first-rate habitats for pests to assemble, thanks to the steady supply of food and shelter. ORIGIN understands the need for kid-friendly pest control in schools; protecting children and leaving them clear to learn.
Reduce the spread of Dengue by ensuring a weekly treatment frequency for mosquitoes. This disrupts their breeding cycles and minimizes the mosquito population onsite.
ORIGIN uses water-based mist mosquito control, not conventional smoke fogging, which is instrumental in protecting asthmatic children. We also minimise chemicals on school grounds by using a biological larvicide, BTI, a naturally occurring soil bacterium, to target mosquito larvae. We also utilise chemical-free methodologies to prevent cockroaches and their excrement, which can be known to trigger asthma.
Futhermore, we can do all this on Saturdays and Sundays to prevent disruption to class schedules.


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Hard Truth: You Are the Slayer of the Bitter Beast of Jealousy
You are the slayer, my friend. Kill this nasty ass dragon once and for all.
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Hard Truths, Day 30: When Interest is Meant to be Lost
Sometimes we lose interest. And sometimes, it's meant to be lost. Post 30 of 30 in my 41 Years in 30 Days series.
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Hard Truths, Day 29: Are You Being Interesting?
If you're trying to be interesting, you're not. You're just...no. You're not.
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Hard Truths, Day 28: Sometimes Shit Doesn't Work
What do you do when shit doesn't work? Not everything works -- because not everything is supposed to work.
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Hard Truths, Day 27: It's Okay to be Scared
Fear is a fuckload more useful on the outside than it is on the inside.
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Hard Truths, Day 26: Don't Forget the Kid
Your inner kid wants to come out to play. Let him. Rumor has it, he's a pretty fun one.
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To bypass the Data Execution Prevention (DEP) asking to be turned off when connecting a .NET application with any ActiveX API at windows 7/8 and above, which is not good because it is a security breach and it became difficult to do this each time for each plug-in since almost everyone has Windows 7 and above now. The developers must run the below script on any EXE released from .NET that uses VertexFX ActiveX API. This script must run from the Visual Studio Command Prompt.
2-Choose the Developer Command Prompt (or the command prompt you want to use).
1- On the Start screen, press the Windows logo key + Z.
2- Choose the Apps view icon at the bottom of the screen and then press V. The list will include all installed Visual Studio command prompts.
3-Choose the Developer Command Prompt (or the command prompt you want to use).
1- Choose Start, expand All Programs, and then expand Microsoft Visual Studio.
2- Depending on the version of Visual Studio you have installed, choose Visual Studio Tools, Visual Studio Command Prompt, or the command prompt you want to use.
* Note that you must change the path to your EXE's path.
After that, this EXE will be compatible with all versions of Windows without the need to do anything on the end-users machines.
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Q: What about introducing user relevance leagues? Relevance would be calculated as the ratio of one's reputation over the number of one's questions and answers, times the number of views —EDIT— per unit of time. (I would not include comments because it would refrain people from commenting.)
It would be equivalent to finding out who are the most efficient users? Who generates most reputation or impact or bang out of the fewest amount of questions and answers (and in a sense time)?
User relevance leagues would promote more pertinent questions and answers.
It would also set an achievable goal to people who cannot or want not spend all day on a specific SE site. Moreover, it would serve as a motivator to both generalists (those who spend also time on other SE sites) and newcomers alike.

A: I think I see what you're driving at with this, but the reputation cap will skew the results and probably not give you the outcome you desire.
I also don't see how this differs from the tag top users page:
https://stackoverflow.com/tags/mysql/topusers
Lots of tweaks and changes to the reputation system have been suggested over the years and a couple of them have even been implemented, but I don't think this is one of them.

A: I don't think this is a fair comparison.
Just an example. There are many users that are here for a long time, and their answer gained impressive reputation with only a few questions. To me, some of those answers aren't that impressive they justify such high number of votes. (This is an example question on SO, and I know it is a CW. It's just to do about the number of votes)
These are probably the most efficient users, but are they the best contributing users? Not in my opinion. I had rather see someone giving quality answers that take a huge amount of effort on tags that aren't that much represented.

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The Last Temptation of Krust
References/Trivia
← 192 "Das Bus"
"The Last Temptation of Krust"
"Dumbbell Indemnity" 194 →
Original Airdate:
Couch Gag:
Everyone is on fire and they run to the water-filled couch. They jump on and extinguish the fires.
Blackboard Text:
"Pain is not the cleanser"
Special Guest Voices:
Jay Leno as Himself
Steven Wright as Himself
Janeane Garofalo as Herself
Bobcat Goldthwait as Himself
Bruce Baum as Himself
Hank Williams Jr. as Canyonero singer
Donick Cary
Mike B. Anderson
"The Last Temptation of Krust" is the fifteenth episode of season 9 and aired on February 22, 1998. The episode was written by Donick Cary and directed by Mike B. Anderson. After finally accepting that his comedic style is outdated, Krusty settles on more edgier material: what's wrong with today's crop of stand-up comedians. Guest starring Jay Leno, Steven Wright, Janeane Garofalo, Bobcat Goldthwait and Bruce Baum. Featuring Hank Williams Jr.
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Plot[edit]
Persuaded by Bart to appear at a comedy festival organized by Jay Leno, Krusty the Clown's old-fashioned and dated material fails to impress the crowd when compared with other, more trendy comics also appearing. After going on 'the bender to end all benders', he holds a press conference to announce his retirement, and in short order launches into a bitter tirade against modern-day comics, which the crowd finds hysterical. He is inspired to return to doing low-key events, where he structures a new act for himself as a comic who tells the truth and refuses to sell out to corporate America. Although less marketable and financially successful, he is now credible and trendy. Two marketing executives try to persuade him to advertise the Canyonero, but he initially resists, before succumbing to the lure of money again. He finally admits to himself that it is not comedy that is in his blood; it is selling out.
Reception[edit]
In a 2006 article in USA Today, "The Last Temptation of Krust" was highlighted among the six best episodes of season 9, along with others including "Trash of the Titans," "The Joy of Sect," "The Cartridge Family," "Dumbbell Indemnity," and "Das Bus".[1]
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These scenes were not included in the episode:
Jay Leno asking somebody to "turn down the raunch," and then saying: "We got Bob Newhart!"
The Internet comic first appears. This makes his later appearance meaningless.
An original version of the scene where Krusty burns a dollar - but the topic is the government instead of advertisement.
Krusty talks about telling a joke about Mayor Quimby as Mayor Quimby walks in with his wife.
Yellow pages joke while on stage and everyone in the bar is leaving.
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PETROGAS
Petrogas E&P LLC is the holding company for MB Holding Company's Exploration and Production (E&P) interests located in Oman, India, Egypt and Somaliland.
Petrogas E&P LLC is engaged in the full range of upstream petroleum activities from exploration to development
and production through its several subsidiaries in Oman and internationally. Many of the subsidiaries are
operated ventures and the interests are held in mainly onshore and some offshore concessions.
While Petrogas will continue to create value organically, it is actively pursuing Exploration, Development and
Production opportunities in the MENA, Asia and Europe.
Petrogas E&P aims to maximize the return on investment from a managed portfolio of oil and gas assets.
This primary goal will be achieved whilst protecting the health and safety of its employees and safeguarding
the environment. The company seeks to continuously improve its management of HSE. Petrogas is also
committed to contribute socially to the communities where it operates, supporting local societies and
contributing to appropriate education and development programs.
Petrogas expects high standards of professionalism and ethics from its staff. It aims to have adequate
human resources, policies, procedures and systems to manage its businesses successfully and sustainably.
The recruitment, development and retention of high-calibre Omani staff are the key objectives towards a
sustainable future. Petrogas also focuses on the professional development of its employees through various
training and development programs for their career growth.
Petrogas LLC
Petrogas LLC was established in January 1999, and in the same year acquired onshore Block 7 (Butabul concession, 100%) in Oman from Elf Petroleum and became the sole operator of the block. Since then, Petrogas LLC has produced more than 10 million barrels of oil from fields that were either facing abandonment or were considered only marginally productive.
Since becoming the operator, Petrogas LLC has managed to minimise the annual decline in production from 50% in the 4 years leading to 1999 to 7% and has successfully maintained production for the subsequent 15 years. Remaining reserves are estimated to be between 0.4 and 1.77 million barrels and the current production (end 2013) is 1,000 bopd.
Petrogas Rima LLC
Petrogas was awarded the Rima Satellites Small Fields Service Contract on 25th February 2008. Petrogas Rima LLC (100% subsidiary of Petrogas E&P LLC) with 75% working interest operates the service agreement on behalf of itself and Oman Oil Company E&P (OOCEP) which has 25% working interest. Petrogas Rima LLC took over operatorship of these fields on 31st August 2008. The Service Agreement is for fifteen years with the possibility of extension for a further five years.
The purpose of the contract was to significantly increase oil production from an area that had seen limited activity for the past decades, due to PDO's priorities with larger fields and projects. The contract area is located onshore Oman within PDO's Block 6.
Block 55, Oman
In 2013, Petrogas acquired an Exploration block in the south eastern part of Oman. This exploration license lies immediately east of the Rima cluster of small fields and south of the new port facilities at Duqm. Petrogas is the operator of the block with 100% working interest. The 7,564 km2 concession is only sparsely explored by 4 wells and has seen no seismic or drilling activity since 1995. Recent deeper drilling by PDO for Light Tight Oil in neighbouring parts of Block 6 and discoveries in Block 4 to the north and offshore in Masirah Bay have increased the potential of Block 55. Petrogas' work commitment in the first exploration phase to February 2018 is to reprocess 3,000 km of 2D seismic, acquire an additional 1,550 km of 2D seismic data and drill four wells to the Huqf Supergroup.
Both operationally and financially, 2013 was another record year for the company, as it increased its production, added further reserves in excess of production, and improved its cash flow. At the same time, we added two exploration assets to our portfolio and laid the foundation for increased activity in our existing main producing assets viz. Block 5 and Rima Satellites Small Fields.
We set new records of Company's revenue and profit after tax, improving on 2012. This solid financial performance was achieved on account of higher production and disciplined expenditure whilst enjoying the full benefit of a sustained high oil price.
Petrogas HSE performance improved in 2013, against targets such as LTIF and RTAF, and also in relation to proactive measures such as risk assessment across the business and audits of high-risk areas with emphasis on contractors and subcontractors. Petrogas LLC in Oman celebrated five years LTI free. For 2014 we are determined that additional emphasis on training, audit and ensuring contractor compliance will result in further improvement in HSE performance.
In Block 7, Oman, Petrogas LLC was successful at sustaining production above 1,000 bopd while spending materially less than budgeted through a combination of savings and "smart" deferrals.
In Block 5 Oman, Daleel Petroleum (Petrogas 50%) saw its production rising above 45,000 bopd from 4,500 bopd in 2002. Water flood performance of the Shuaiba and Natih reservoirs continues to exceed expectations. Accordingly, a further material increase in reserves was booked resulting in a 1P/2P RRRs of 1.8 and 1.4, respectively. 2013 saw exciting trials taking place of surfactant injection, infill drilling, LoSal waterflooding and improved reservoir stimulation. Initial results bode well for the future and infill drilling, if successful, will add material value requiring the drilling of hundreds of additional wells. Near field exploration was also particularly rewarding with three successes out of three wells, all now in production and being further appraised. Building on the material reserves increases in the past two years, Daleel has developed an aggressive appraisal and development plan to support adding two rigs to the current three-rig fleet and targeting a plateau production of at least 50,000 bopd.
Petrogas Rima (Petrogas 75%), operating under a service agreement with Petroleum Development Oman for the Rima Satellites Small Fields, produced some 11,500 bopd and, most importantly, carried out study work in support of secondary recovery and EOR pilot testing in 2014. A second rig will be contracted in 2014 to accelerate appraisal and development and further pilot test water flooding and steam soak.
In Egypt Area A (Petrogas 30% non-operated) service agreement, production was maintained above 6,000 bopd. An important milestone was achieved with the implementation of a pilot water flood in Yusr Field with promising production response. Despite the turmoil experienced in some parts of Egypt, activities continued by Kuwait Energy staff with few interruptions.
As for 2014 and beyond, Petrogas has in place exploration, field development, drilling and facilities expansion plans to aim to produce booked reserves within the concession periods. Commensurate with these plans the 2014 CAPEX and OPEX will be the highest ever in support of building production and export capacity in excess of 75,000 bopd and 62,000 bopd respectively.
We recorded revenue and profit after tax of US$ 541 million and US$ 178 million, respectively, which is 6 and 16% higher than 2012. A total of 75 wells were drilled efficiently and within budget.
Petrogas unit production cost was less than US$ 7/bbl in 2013, maintaining the same level as 2012. The year saw strong cash flow from operations maintaining a healthy liquidity to all its projects and subsidiaries. Furthermore Petrogas successfully finalized a long-term credit line from banks for an additional US$ 300 million at attractive terms, demonstrating its ability to raise capital at reasonable cost.
Petrogas closed 2013 in a very satisfactory financial position. Key financial ratios included Debt to Equity (0.57), Return on Equity (48%), Return on Capital Employed (35%), Return on Total Assets (28%) and Net Debt to EBITDA (0.54:1), all within healthy industry ranges.
In 2014, Petrogas will utilize the remainder of the recent bank facility and its Debt/Equity ratio is expected to be close to 1, gradually decreasing going forward. Also in 2014 and beyond we expect increased levels of capital expenditure and in particular drilling with three additional rigs for a total of over 100 wells each year. Significant expenditure on exploration in Blocks 5 and 55 in Oman and in Somaliland is also planned.
While Petrogas will continue to create value organically, it has adopted a cautious approach to purchasing further assets in the wake of the current global M&A scene where many sellers have unprecedented expectations of the value of their assets. Petrogas, as in the past, has carefully deployed capital to exploration, ensuring limited exposure, to be met from internal access to cash from operations and reasonable levels of debt. This approach served Petrogas well in 2013. Our New Ventures team processed more opportunities than ever before in MENA, sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and Europe. This effort was rewarded with the award of an exciting exploration block in Oman and a farm-in to a promising frontier exploration block in Somaliland. Notwithstanding the above, the New Ventures team continues to evaluate opportunities at different levels of maturity from assets to corporate acquisitions.
Finally, I would like to thank our Shareholders for their guidance and encouragement, the Governments of the countries where we operate for supporting Petrogas in implementing its plans and our staff whose contribution and commitment to the company underpin its best ever performance.
Petrogas Kahil LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Petrogas Exploration and Production LLC has signed an Exploration and Production Sharing Agreement (EPSA) with the Government of the Sultanate of Oman for a 100% interest in Block 55, called the Kahil Block.
The EPSA is a six year agreement comprising two phases. The first phase will be four years followed by the second phase which will be two years.


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Dean Phillips Net Worth 2022, Age, Height, Weight, Biography, Wiki and Career Details
Dean Phillips
Real Name/Full Name Dean Benson Philips
Nick Name/Celebrated Name: Dean Philips
Birth Place: Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Date Of Birth/Birthday: 20 January 1969
Parents Name: Father – Artie Pfefer
Mother – DeeDee
College: Brown University
Wife/Spouse Name: Annalise Glick (m. 2019)
Profession: Politician, Businessman
Dean Philips, one of the hugely reputed representatives of America, is a businessman and politician by profession. Now in the last couple of years, he is also known to be an integral part of the Democratic Party. He is also known to have represented in the U.S. House Representatives in the year 2019. He has gained a massive reputation for being the representative of Twin Cities.
Well, how well do you know about Dean Phillips? If not much, we have compiled all you need to know about Dean Phillips's net worth in 2022, his age, height, weight, wife, kids, biography and complete details about his life. Well, if you're all set, here is what we know about Dean Phillips to date.
Dean Philips's early life was full of tragedy and suffering. It was the Vietnam war that was the primary cause that made his family suffer so much. The name of his parents was DeeDee and Artie Pfefer. It was Artie who got killed during the war, and at that point in time, Dean was only six months. This made his family suffer a lot, and DeeDee had to marry again, and it was later being confirmed that she had tied her knot with Eddie Philips.
So, how old is Dean Phillips in 2022 and what is his height and weight? Well, Dean Phillips's age is 53 years old as of today's date 21st January 2022 having been born on 20 January 1969. Though, he is 5′ 11″ in feet and inches and 180 cm in Centimetres tall, he weighs about 168 lbs in Pound and 80kg in Kilograms.
Like many business persons and political personalities, Dean Philips has shared minimal information about his educational career with the media. Sources confirm that he is a graduate of Brown University and he graduated in the year 1991. After completing his graduation, he had to work bicycle equipment company for a period of 2 years due to a shortage of money. Later in the year 2000, he got the opportunity to complete his MBA fro the University of Minnesota.
Dean Philips has been married twice. His first wife was Karin Erisman. The couple was married in the year 1995. They didn't specify the media with much information about the kind of bond they shared, but it was during a media press conference when Dean made it clear to the press that they had two children in they both are his daughters. Later in the year of 2015, the couple decided to separate. In the year 2019, Dean was again agreed to marry, and he was being married to Annalise Glick.
Is Dean Philips Gay?
Dean Philips has openly addressed the media, saying he is not gay. He has been very open with regards to his sexual orientation, which he has admitted to being straight.
Dean Philips, over the years, has been highly successful in many districts, being the representative of that place. In the year 2018, he first got the opportunity to be the representative in the United States in the 3rd congressional district, where he first went on to defeat Cole Young by securing 81.6% Votes. In that year, he was also very successful in the elections since he could beat the very talented Republican, namely Erik Paulsen, by getting 55.6% votes. As of some of his recent results, he again defeated Cole young in the democratic primary and was rated among the very few who could beat Kendall Qualls, one of the widely known businessmen with 55.6% votes.
Dean Philips hasn't yet revealed any information about his achievements to the media. Although he has been one of the most highly rated businessmen and politicians, he restricts his media appearances only to his work. As of now, there is no information about the awards that he has received.
Net Worth, Salary & Earnings of Dean Philips in 2022
Dean Phillips Net Worth
Dean Philips, over the last two years, has been one of the most successful politicians, who has almost won every election that he has contested, and this has resulted in a significant rise in his net worth, which is now considered to be around $80 Million as of 2022 , but seeing his growth in the past couple of years it is evident that this net worth of him might keep on rising.
Dean Philips had to struggle a lot at the beginning of his career, and he had to work in a bicycle equipment company, namely INFOTECH.
In 2019, he defeated Erik Paulsen with most of the votes and became the Democrat to continue the reign since 1961.
His father, Artie Pfefer, was killed in the Vietnam War, where he fought for his country.
Dean Philips as a politician, has been achieving some major success all due to his ability to understand the opposition so well. He has gone on to win almost every election that he has contested, and this stat proves that he is one of the most successful political leaders of the United States.


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Jumping the Broom Parent Guide
Release date May 6, 2011
Jason (Laz Alonso) and Sabrina (Paula Patton) think they have enough in common to marry one another. But when his downtown family meets her uptown relatives in Martha's Vineyard for the big event, the differences between their social classes threaten to break the happy couple apart.
Why is Jumping the Broom rated PG-13? The MPAA rated Jumping the Broom PG-13 for some sexual content.
Jumping the Broom
Please Note: We have not viewed this movie. The information below is a summary based on data gathered from government and industry sponsored film classification agencies in various global regions.
Why is Jumping the Broom rated PG-13? Jumping the Broom is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for some sexual content.
This additional information about the movie's content is taken from the notes of various Canadian Film Classification boards:
Violence:
- Some scenes may cause brief anxiety or frighten children.
- Infrequent portrayals of non-graphic violence.
- Depictions of slapping and punching.
- Sexual references and innuendo.
- Embracing and kissing
- Occasional use of mild profanity.
- Limited use of slurs.
Drugs and Alcohol:
- Tobacco use.
News About "Jumping the Broom"
Jumping the Broom is directed by Salim Akil and stars Paula Patton, Laz Alonso, Angela Bassett .
The most recent home video release of Jumping the Broom movie is August 9, 2011. Here are some details…
Jumping The Broom releases on Blu-ray on August 9. 2011, with the following extras:
-Director and Cast Commentary
-You're Invited
-Honoring the Tradition of Jumping the Broom
-MovieIQ
Similar cultural clashes occur for an engaged couples in Our Family Wedding and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. Paula Patton runs interference in the romantic dreams of her best friend (Queen Latifah) in Just Wright—a film in which her co-star Laz Alonso also had role.


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Japan looks forward to restarting nuclear plants after Fukushima meltdown
by Power News Wire Reports | Thursday, Feb 12, 2015 @ 11:49am
Japan is looking forward to restarting its nuclear power plants.
Nuclear reactor restarts in Japan could be begin as soon as May at Kyushu Electric's Sendai Units 1 and 2 in southwestern Japan, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said Wednesday.
The Sendai units received government and Nuclear Regulatory Authority restart approval in November 2014.
Japan had been one of the world's largest producers of nuclear-generated electricity. But the country's nuclear industry has been disrupted for nearly four years, ever since the 9.0-magnitude Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that occurred off the northeast coast of Japan in March 2011. Japan has relied heavily on imported fossil fuels after the meltdown at Fukushima. The disaster shut down the country's entire nuclear capability.
Japan has seen an increase of $270 billion in fossil fuel import spending in just over three years. Such spending has created a widening trade deficit for the country and a rise in electricity prices by at least 20 percent.
The Japanese government strongly advocates for the use of nuclear energy in order to successfully reduce these current energy supply strains and high electricity prices. Although the plan has yet to provide details of the country's future power generation, Japan's 2014 energy policy emphasizes energy security, economic efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions reduction.
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August 3, Reply. If you have under a month in Peru, I'd highly recommend you get on the site and start chatting with some cute Peruvians who are looking to meet foreign men. I am sure the same applies to a lot of countries but you cannot label a whole community with such stereotypes. Not all girls that speak good English in Peru are gringo hunters, but there is a higher chance she's a gringo hunter if she speaks English. I believe him before i believe you.
Marleigh. i'm a sophisticated woman with a lots to offer you gentlemen.
Then make a move. I found the girls to be friendly but not as easy slutty as some have intimated. If you are interested, please visit the website. Top 27 Vanessa Jeri. The mujetes of the Peruvian jungle are very hot … I do not like the gringos because they are very cold, I do not like the skin of gringo because they do not move well, do not know how to dance.
Lyla. i am articulate, curvy, intelligent and sensual. i am a happy optimist who will de-stress your life. i am well read and will chat about most things with interest. i am caring, discreet and tactile. i can be submissive or dominant to suit your needs / mood. i love pleasing but expect to be pleased i enjoy social occasions and am comfortable in any situation. i am a good listener and happy to provide a good gfe. i love dressing to please.


The candidate will work with multi-tiered, clustered web applications to ensure high availability and scalability of CA SiteMinder environments to meet the required Service Level Agreements. Responsibilities include installation and administration the CA SiteMinder infrastructure which includes the policy servers, LDAPs and web agents on a variety of web servers. The position requires a high degree of interaction with application development teams and as a result, superior communication skills are essential.
• Ensure optimal resilience of deployed systems and meet all disaster recovery and compliance requirements dictated by the business.
• Change Management Lend development, tuning & optimization expertise to application development and support teams on an ad-hoc or continual basis.
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• Maintain complete inventory, configuration and documentation of deployed systems and supported applications.
• Provide support for systems involved in the Siteminder architecture as per Service Level Management.
• Provide on-call support after business hours and weekends on a rotation basis for Siteminder.
• Interface with external vendors in troubleshooting complex, cross-platform issues.
• Provide engineering of SSO solutions.
• To Develop, Document and Deploy Standards and Procedures to comply with Audit, Configuration, Industry and Security baselines.
• Identify operational and infrastructure risks within the environment and work with the Information Security architect teams and business users to make corrections and mitigate risks.
• Bachelor of Science degree in information technology related curriculum.


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GSK forms Brazilian sustainable chemistry venture
By Patrick Walter2013-10-29T00:00:00+00:00
Agreement with research organisation will launch centre for greener, cleaner drug production
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has partnered with a Brazilian research organisation to create a centre to tackle the environmental impact of discovering and making drugs. The agreement with the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) will see the creation of the Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Chemistry in Brazil and help GSK to meet its target of being carbon neutral by 2050.
FAPESP and GSK have both agreed to invest £400,000 per year in the centre over a 10 year time frame. GSK already supports a similar green chemistry centre at the University of Nottingham in the UK and the two will be forging links to share knowledge and expertise.
The location for the new sustainable chemistry centre has not been finalised yet. Brazilian universities in the state of São Paulo will be asked if they are interested in bidding to host the new centre. Once set up, the green chemistry centre will be working to create greener, cleaner solvents from renewable feedstocks and improve drug synthesis processes.
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