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Frontier launches new games label – Frontier Foundry – with two new titles
Seth Barton 27th August 2020	Business News, Consoles, Development News, PC, Publishing
Frontier Developments today officially launched and named its third-party publishing initiative: Frontier Foundry. The label launched alongside two titles, the "time-twisting turn-based combat strategy shooter" Lemnis Gate, and "physics-based co-op platformer" Struggling.
Both titles exemplify the new label's aim to do something different, Frontier CEO David Braben told MCV/DEVELOP: "I think they are interesting and unusual games… I think the more interesting and diverse things we make, the more interesting and diverse the opportunity is for the player."
Although he was keen to note that the initial games aren't necessarily indicative of the label's output going forward. Instead it will be variety and creativity that will be the hallmarks of the new brand. "It's easy to get labelled as one thing or another," he noted.
"We can help bring more unusual projects to market working together with the developer, because we're very conscious from being a developer not to tread on toes on the things that matter," Braben told us. "You've got to make sure that we just look at issues that have to be addressed, not necessarily trying to solve problems, because you can end up with things that are quite derivative if you're not careful by going down that route."
"I think the more interesting and diverse things we make, the more interesting and diverse the opportunity is for the player"
The games are certainly different from Frontier's own bread-and-butter of titles that usually some kind of simulation aspect, along with big communities and long lifespans.
"They're not the sort of games that frontier would do probably from our own resource, because we've not necessarily got the experience, but it allows us to do the kinds of games, really interesting, rich games that other people have put all of their effort into, their love into, making something that's great. I think that is very interesting to us."
The new initiative will make full use of the significant internal resource Frontier has built up as a self-publishing developer:I think what we're doing is a positive for Frontier, a positive for the industry and a huge positive for those people involved with us. And we're looking to build long term relationships with people Here, and hopefully, they will see that and the market will see that.
Struggling is from Montreal studio Chasing Rats Games, and places players in the "unsightly skin of a lovable monstrosity on a bizarre and outrageous adventure." The title is available immediately for Steam and Nintendo Switch.
Alongside it is Lemnis Gate, from Ratloop Games, also in Montreal, which "subverts the popular first-person-shooter genre to create a brain-bending combat strategy where past, present, and future collide."
The titles are just two of five that have been signed to Frontier Foundry over the last year (ending May 31st), with the only other title announced being an in-development game by Surviving Mars developer Haemimont Games.
You can read a full interview with Braben about the new label in the upcoming MCV/DEVELOP.
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About Seth Barton
Seth Barton is the editor of MCV – which covers every aspect of the industry: development, publishing, marketing and much more. Before that Seth toiled in games retail at Electronics Boutique, studied film at university, published console and PC games for the BBC, and spent many years working in tech journalism. Living in South East London, he divides his little free time between board games, video games, beer and family. You can find him tweeting @sethbarton1.
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Philadelphia, PA, July 18, 2018—For this summer's The Oval+—an initiative of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation in partnership with Fairmount Park Conservancy—the Barnes Foundation presents an interactive outdoor installation, the Canopy at the Barnes, designed by SHIFTSPACE.
Extending beyond Eakins Oval and down the outer lanes of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway (north side between 20th street and Art Museum Drive) for the first time, The Oval+ will transform a portion of the Parkway into a grand promenade for pedestrians, offering Philadelphians and city visitors the opportunity to experience it from a new perspective.
Activating the Barnes's grounds, the Canopy at the Barnes will feature a site-specific mesh canopy hung from the trees lining the Parkway, offering abundant shade. The canopy will float above café-style seating and lounge areas featuring inflatable furniture, both open to all. To further activate the space and welcome visitors to the Parkway, there will be family-friendly games—including bocce ball—and, connecting with The Oval+'s "Arts & Culture Thursdays" theme, every Thursday from July 19 through August 16, 11:30 am–1:30 pm, the Barnes will host "bring your own lunch" afternoons with live music from the Philadelphia Jazz Project. The live music schedule is included below.
SHIFTSPACE is a Philadelphia-based design studio focused on the interplay of architecture and industrial design. Led by Mario Gentile and Tim Barnes, the multidisciplinary team engages with brands, institutions, and cities to complete projects at varying scales. Their work ranges from large-scale urban interventions and creative placemaking to architecture and furniture. The studio has been blending architectural space, public art, and landscapes together with places and products since 2009.
The Oval+ is created by a partnership of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation and Fairmount Park Conservancy. Summer at The Oval+ is presented by PNC and supported by funding from ArtPlace America and Knight Foundation. The first version of Philadelphia's summer-only "Park on the Parkway" was launched by Fairmount Park Conservancy and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation in 2013. It transformed the eight acres of Eakins Oval (mostly used as a parking lot) into a public space with community programming, events, and activities. In 2017, The Oval expanded down the Parkway to include two nearby parks adjacent to Logan Circle. The 2018 version consists of the largest footprint to date.


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The War Below
The Story of Three Submarines That Battled Japan
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Attack from the Sea
Rudenno, Victor
2008, Yale University Press
Type. Non-fiction
Pros. Very well written and researched
Cons. Nothing to speak of
Victor Rudenno's Gallipoli: attack from the sea deals with the often overlooked naval aspects of the conflict. He, an Australian himself, explains the impact of the Gallipoli campaign on Australians due to the terrible losses their units suffered there. Gallipoli has similar feelings attached to it as Verdun has for the French. The campaign was intended by Churchill to put pressure on the Turks and defend Egypt. The book covers events from fall of 1914 to the Allied withdrawal in January 1916. Rudenno spends several chapters on the progress of the land battles to set the scene and put the submarine patrols in perspective.
The Allied battleship efforts at Gallipoli, including the famous 2 lost to U-21; HMS Triumph on 25 May 1915 and the larger-but-older HMS Majestic on 27 May 1915, have been given coverage but the Allied submarine efforts have not. U-21's success, and a failed battleship attack up the Straits of Dardanelles, was decisive in withdrawing the British battleships to safer grounds and relieving pressure on the Turks. Submarines, on both sides, played a major role in the conflict. This book helps tackle that omission.
During the campaign British submarines, and one Australian one, the AE2, fought a brave and long battle against the Turks in the Sea of Marmara. Their results were impressive and while not decisive enough to help win the campaign they forced the Turkish army to largely abandon the sea-route to replenish the front lines and stick to the safe but much longer land route. Even so, the Turkish army was frequently shelled en route by the Allied submarines close to shore – causing some losses but mostly tying up valuable resources such as field artillery away from the front lines.
Notable Allied submarines detailed in the book are the Australian AE2, the British E7, E12, E20 and the very successful boats E11 and E14. All in all 13 Allied submarines completed 25 missions in the Sea of Marmara suffering 8 losses. In return they sank two battleships, a destroyer, several gunboats and at least 25 steamers (numbers are conflicting in sources).
The book is a great read I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned a lot, both from the German / Austrian and Allied side. It's very well written and clearly a work of passion by Rudenno. His research is excellent and the book flows naturally and cleanly. Due to the complications of the missions, the narrow straits, many place names and the like it's sometimes a bit confusing to track down specific events to the several maps in the book but this is a minor omission. Overall the reader gets a clear view of the missions and the difficulties and triumphs on both sides – the German and Austrian U-boats get their fair share as well.
Disclosure: uboat.net was provided with a free review copy.
Review written by Gudmundur Helgason.
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Discussion in 'Bikes and Buying Advice - What Bike?' started by mossy, 17 Apr 2010.
Having read views here the Planet x bikes/ribbles come highly recomemmend as value for money.
A question is the planet x bike is it purely race based or are they good for all day riding? Ribble I know I can go the sportive frame routes.
Provided you get the correct size and get the ergonomics right a race bike will be perfectly comfortable for all day riding.
Planet X have loads of different frames for different purpose, you don't seem to mention which one you are talking about.
Planet X even have a sportive specific frame with mudguard clearance if that's the sort of thing you are after.


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Algonquin wolves to be killed
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Government plans will allow threatened species to be killed.
19 organizations call for full protection of Algonquin wolves
TORONTO — (Aug 16 2016). On Friday July 22nd, the Ontario government announced plans that will allow hunters and trappers to kill at-risk Algonquin wolves across the majority of their range. The plan requires an erosion of the automatic protection that was said to be afforded by the Endangered Species Act (ESA) following the wolves' up-listing to Threatened status on June 15th 2016. The plans are open to the public for commenting until August 22nd.
As few as 154 mature animals, or 65% of the global population, inhabit Ontario. The proposals will limit protection to 3 small areas in addition to the existing protection in and around Algonquin Provincial Park. Beyond these areas, hunters and trappers will be permitted to kill the rare wolves.
A large coalition of organizations has gathered together to call for range-wide protection of Algonquin wolves, as well as eastern coyotes and their hybrids, neither of which can be visually differentiated from the at-risk wolves.
"Ontario is transparently prioritizing a minority of people who profit from the slaughter of wolves and coyotes over the recovery of a species at risk," says Hannah Barron, Director of Wildlife Conservation Campaigns for Earthroots. "It is appalling that the government would continue to ignore their own research showing that without more extensive protection from hunting and trapping, the Algonquin wolf population will not recover."
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I only recently learned about Vaisakhi, the harvest festival celebrated in the Punjab region of Indian, occurring on April 13th. It marks the start of the new year and new beginnings. In Canada, the Sikh community holds its annual Vaisakhi celebrations in April with a parade in Surrey, BC. Large numbers attend and according to Wikipedia, 200,000 people were at the parade in 2014.
What better way to celebrate a new fresh beginning than using fresh ingredients in a delicious Indian recipe. Through my partnership with Patak's Canada, I was challenged this month to create a festive dish using fresh Indian herbs. I selected mint as my herb and settled on making Tandoori Shrimp with Mint Chutney. I think that's an appropriate recipe for a fresh start and a yummy way to "mix in a little India" at a our family's dinner table.
I selected Patak's Tandoori Sauce for Two along with shrimp, onions and garlic. I made a mint chutney with fresh mint (obviously), cilantro, lime juice, garlic, green chilies and olive oil. The meal came together in about 20 minutes and that includes me cooking the rice to serve it with.
Normally, you think of chicken served with Tandoori, but I thought it would be fun to try a different protein. We are big seafood fans, especially shrimp. I choose well because the dish turned out fabulous.
Tandoori sauce is fairly mild with its blend of tamarind, coriander and cumin. It won't overwhelm your tastebuds with heat as some other types of Indian sauces can.
I pureed the herbs, garlic, lime and olive oil to create this flavourful mint chutney. It gives a nice contrast of flavours paired with the Tandoori Shrimp.
I added about a tablespoonful to each bowl and then mixed it in to enjoy. I loved the extra burst of freshness!
Next time I make this recipe, I'm going to double it. We ate it one evening when the kids were over at Grandma and Poppa's house. I think my girls would like it. I'm not sure if they'd eat the mint chutney so I'd keep that on the side just in case.
Patak's Canada has another recipe you could try with the Tandoori Sauce for Two: Tandoori Roasted Root Vegetable Stew.
Check out my previous recipes made with Patak's Canada products: Curried Lentil Rice, Butter Chicken Hand Pies, Indian Meatloaf , Bacon Wrapped Chicken Bites with Mango Chutney and Butter Chicken Lasagna Soup.
Mix in a little India with this flavourful Indian recipe. It's easy to make and not too spicy.
Divide rice evenly between two serving bowls. Top with Tandoori Shrimp mixture. Add about a tablespoon of mint chutney on top, if desired.
How do you mix in a little India to your meals?
I tried something close to your recipe. It turned out great. I have to try with shrimps.
We are not shrimp fans in this house but I am thinking I could do it with chicken too. Thanks for sharing.
I have a few of their products and was wondering what to make this sounds really good!
We love fresh shrimp and eat it at least once a month. This looks delicious!
This looks so good! I cannot wait to try it.
I'm a huge fan of Tandoori chicken and this sounds so awesome!! 🙂 Definitely gonna give it a try!
We love tandoori chicken around here, and shrimp's such a quick and easy food to make, I'm thinking this tandoori shrimp would taste just wonderful! Using a premade sauce helps too. 🙂 Sounds and looks wonderful!
What a great way to take a little trip to India without leaving home – and any ole night of the week! Love this shrimp and that bright, fresh mint chutney sounds so delicious!
I've never had curry before, but shrimp and rice are a great way to get me to try it.


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This simple and delicious casserole recipe is a freezer-friendly make-ahead dinner that the entire family will love!
This is truly a family favorite! Ever since I shared my Rice Casserole with Chicken and Broccoli recipe (many years ago), it has been a staple in our repertoire of easy dinner recipes. It's simple, it's freezer-friendly, and it's very quick to throw together. You just can't beat the convenience of a make-ahead one dish meal!
This Chicken Broccoli Rice Casserole is the ultimate in family-friendly dinners! It's mild in taste and it combines a few of my boys' favorite ingredients.
I appreciate the fact that I can put it together in advance and either leave it in my refrigerator until I'm ready to bake it, or stick it in the freezer for a much later date.
To keep the hands-on prep time minimal, I recommend using the meat from a store-bought rotisserie chicken. A bag of frozen broccoli florets also eliminates chopping — and you don't even have to thaw the veggies before they go into the dish! Plus, if you buy the "baby broccoli florets," they're perfectly bite-sized for little mouths.
One additional short-cut that you can take? Pick up a pack of microwaveable rice (such as Minute Rice or Uncle Ben's Ready Rice). You don't even need to heat it up before you add it to this dish.
Since it will cook some in the oven, you can just take the rice from the packet to the casserole without any additional steps. If you have some left-over rice from another meal, that's always a great option too.
Enjoy, friends! Whether it's cold or warm outside, I have a feeling that this recipe will stay in your dinner rotation for many years to come!
Want to Prep Ahead? You can assemble the casserole as instructed, cover, and refrigerate (or freeze) until ready to bake.
Cooking Just for Two? Cut the ingredients in half and bake the casserole in a 1-quart dish for about 20 minutes.
Spray a 2-quart casserole dish with cooking spray and set aside.
In a large bowl, combine all ingredients except for cheese.
Transfer mixture to prepared dish and top with shredded cheese.
Bake, uncovered, for 30 minutes (or until heated through and bubbly).
This recipe was originally published in March, 2014. The photos were updated in September, 2018.
Hi Kaz! Yes, it's simple, so it's easy to make and the little ones love it. Enjoy!
I'd love for you to share this at my Sunday Sharing Pinterest Party over at Adventures with Jude! I can't be the only person wondering what to do with a chicken!
Hi Meg! Thanks for stopping by, and I hope that you (and your boys) enjoy the meal! I will definitely stop by your Pinterest party…thanks for the invite!
Love chicken and broccoli! This casserole looks amazing – pinned!
Hi Chelsea! Thanks so much for stopping by (and for pinning)!
Such an easy recipe and one that I think my whole family would really like. Thanks for sharing it at the Happiness is Homemade link party this week!
Thanks for stopping by, Jen! And yes — it's definitely a crowd-pleaser!
I love these kind of recipe! Anyhting with rice is our favorite! Thanks for coming over and sharing at the Happiness is Homemade Link Party, hope to see you back Sunday morning!
Hi, Tina! Thanks for stopping by! This is definitely a family favorite!
Two of my favorite things, chicken & broccoli 🙂 I love easy casseroles 🙂 I will be making the dish very soon!!
This casserole looks so delicious, Blair! Thanks for sharing the great recipe with us at SNF!
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This was amazing.An oldie but a goodie. It hit the spot when I fresh out of ideas. Mine tasted like Thanksgiving in July 2018. Easy to make gluten free too. Sub cauliflower rice for rice and sour cream for soup, and grate your own cheese. Thank you for sharing.
This is such a wonderful recipe!! Gotta try this super soon.
First off I feel like I have been commenting a lot so sorry if I am filling up your inbox with all my newbie questions haha! I made this the other night for dinner and it was so good! However for anyone also using Minute rice I do recommend pre-cooking the rice a little bit since it was still a bit crunchy just tossing it in there straight from the box. Anyways I will be adding this to my recipe book!
I made this tonight, with a few changes: roasted fresh broccoli for added flavor, cut way back on the mayo (used 2 tablespoons), and made my own cream of chicken soup. There are many delicious versions out there, I haven't bought a can of soup in many years. Making your own takes 15 minutes, and is so much more flavorful! Thanks for a great recipe, this is going into my "tried and true" box!
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Repurposing The Olde Wicks Factory Special Events Center
Rich Knebel, left, and John Keeven, center, from Bradford National Bank, discuss The Olde Wicks Factory Special Events Center project with owner Jennifer Ostrander.
Some people think big, while some people think really BIG. Jennifer Ostrander, owner and operator of Core Elite in Highland, along with her husband Frank and daughter Shannon, have purchased the former Wicks Organ building and have grand plans for the facility.
In 2011, the Ostranders opened Core Elite in space she leased on the west edge of Highland. They began with the goal of helping Highland High School cheerleading team improve their results at the state competitions. They have grown quickly and now train several local cheerleading squads, both middle school and high school year-round. Last year the Wicks building became available and the family purchased the property. After substantial cleaning and renovation, they were able to relocate the business to an 18,000 square foot area of the building in March of this year and have begun operating in their new space.
But what to do with the rest of the massive 80,000 square foot complex that was first opened in 1906?
Jennifer decided to open The Olde Wicks Factory Special Events Center. Once all phases of construction are completed, the Special Events Center will feature four large banquet facilities – three indoors and one outdoor. Currently, one of the indoor facilities as well as the beautifully landscaped 3,000 square foot outdoor patio are open and available for bookings.
Rich Knebel, Kayley Woker, and John Keeven look over the Stained Glass Hall with owner Jennifer Ostrander.
The Bridal Suites will feature hair and make-up stations for the bridal party.
On a recent tour of the facility, Jennifer outlined her plans for each of the large rooms, and several of the smaller ones in the building. Walking through the various areas, a fully-formulated plan was laid out. Each of the bigger rooms have "vision boards" with photos and descriptions of what she has planned.
The bigger rooms, one referred to as The West Hall as well as a future Grand Hall, will be perfect for weddings and wedding receptions. Two of the smaller rooms will serve as bridal suites where the bride and her matrons can prepare for the big day (the bridal suite features five makeup/hair stations, a mimosa bar, and spacious, comfortable seating). Another room near the big halls will be available for the groom and his party.
Jennifer said the rooms can also be used for any type of community event with both open spaces and banquet seating. In fact, bookings have already taken off. Multiple rooms, including the Stained Glass Hall and a bridal suite, are already available. The West Hall will be completed later this fall. Reservations have been filling fast, with the first wedding scheduled for the West Hall in December of this year and the Stained Glass Hall already having hosted several events. The patio is also currently available as a beautiful outside venue. In addition, Core Elite is available for birthday party rental as well as offering their other camps and classes.
The entire facility maintains its industrial feel and décor, while each room is repurposed to meet the needs of a full-service events facility. "We are revamping the old girl," Jennifer said. Recently, Barb Wick, formerly of Wicks Organ Company, stopped by for a tour with her extended family and the many renovations have her stamp of approval. "She was so excited we were incorporating the Wick name and history into the new facility," Jennifer said.
A vintage Wicks Organ will be showcased in the Grand Hall of The Olde Wicks Factory Special Events Center.
Jennifer Ostrander, center, shows the progress on the West Hall, which is slated for a December 2018 opening.
The goal, Jennifer says, is to build an events center that will serve not only the immediate area, but also bring business out of the St. Louis metro area.
A recent commenter on Facebook said, "The vision and hard work of the Ostrander family will make this a premier venue for weddings and other events, too. They are revitalizing this factory into something special for so many to enjoy in the future."
With such big plans, Jennifer is very happy with her relationship with Bradford National Bank and Highland commercial lending officer John Keeven. "John is so interested in our project that he's calling me. I'm so wrapped up as the general contractor of this project, that sometimes the paperwork gets lost in the shuffle. 'I got it' was a common phrase I heard from John. He makes sure the financial end of this project is taken care of."
Keeven said, "The Ostrander family is great to work with. Their vision and drive to bring new life to this Highland landmark is quite remarkable." He added, "Bradford National Bank is honored to be a small part of this project that will benefit the entire area for many years to come."
For additional information, look up The Olde Wicks Factory on Facebook or call (618)530-1339. For information on Core Elite, visit www.coreelitetumbleandcheer.com or call (618)654-8030.
Bradford National Bank was founded in 1867 and has locations in Greenville, Highland, and Marine. For further information, visit www.BradfordBank.com.
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The final trading day of the week could get off to a sour start for the Indian benchmark indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50. As Nifty Futures traded 50 points, or 0.26%, lower at 18925 on the Singapore Exchange, the SGX Nifty indicated that the domestic share market would have a negative opening. The Nifty gained 54 points to close at 18,812 on Thursday, while the Sensex gained 185 points to close at 63,284.
PB Fintech: According to reports, SoftBank Group intends to sell a 5% stake in PB Fintech Ltd. of India, the parent company of online insurance aggregator Policybazaar, in a block transaction. The base price for the Friday block deal might be 440 rupees per share. On Thursday, shares of PB Fintech reached a close of Rs 461. According to exchange data, SoftBank has two of its units owning more than 10% of PB Fintech.
Adani Green Energy: On Thursday, the Adani group company announced that it had raised 27,954 million Japanese Yen (roughly Rs 1,630 crore) through its affiliate Adani Solar Energy AP Six to restructure its existing debt. According to a press release from the company, MUFG Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation both contributed equally to the project lending facility.
Vedanta: Vedanta, which will soon begin producing glass, semiconductors, and aluminium in India, wants to move beyond simple manufacturing and support the growth of related industries. Naveen Patnaik, the chief minister of Odisha, on Thursday laid the cornerstone for the Vedanta Aluminium Park in Jharsuguda. The business is also in discussions with the state government to establish an electronics cluster for the production of electronics like televisions, smartphones, laptops, and other products that use glass and semiconductors.
Yes Bank: The private lender announced on Thursday that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had awarded private equity companies Carlyle Group and Advent International conditional approval to buy 9.99% of the lender each. Verventa Holdings, a subsidiary of funds administered by Advent, and CA Basque Investments, a unit of the Carlyle Group, are the parties proposing the investment.
Reliance Capital: The liquidation value of the indebted Reliance Capital (RCap) has been estimated by two independent appraisers at Rs 13,000 crore, more than twice the amount of the binding bids the company received. The former Anil Ambani group company is evaluated at Rs 12,500 crore by Duff & Phelps as a core investment company (CIC), and at Rs 13,200 crore by RBSA.
Hero MotoCorp: In November 2022, the two-wheeler company sold 3.9 lakh units, up 12% from the same month the year before. In November 2021, the company had sold 3.49 lakh units. Hero anticipates that momentum will increase in the upcoming quarters due to positive economic indicators, such as encouraging farm activity, favourable consumer sentiments, and the impending wedding season.
Eicher Motors: The business sold 70,766 bikes in November 2022, a 37% increase over the 51,654 units sold in the same month year year. However, exports, which fell to 5,006 motorcycles, fell by 27% year over year.
SJVN: The public sector company announced that SJVN Green Energy, a subsidiary, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Grid Corporation of Odisha for the development of 1,000 MW hydroelectric projects and 2,000 MW solar power projects in Odisha through the incorporation of a joint venture company. The development of these projects will cost Rs 20,000 crore and is anticipated to produce 4,207 million units (MUs) in the first year and roughly 96,797 MUs overall during a 25-year timeframe.
Orchid Pharma: A qualified institutional placement (QIP) issuance to raise Rs 500 crore has been approved by the company's board. The Dhanuka group, which acquired control of the business in 2018, is also fulfilling its mandated requirement to sell 15% share in Orchid Pharma by March 2023 via this QIP placement.
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Kiran is a qualified Solicitor with ten years' experience of residential conveyancing.
Kiran deals with all aspects of residential conveyancing including sales and purchases, re-mortgages, transfers of equity, equity releases, buy-to-lets, new-builds, off plan development purchases contract assignments, auction purchases, right to buy and shared ownership. Kiran's knowledge of the residential market is much sought after by her loyal client base who appreciate her careful insights and attention to detail while recognizing that commercial deals are time and cost sensitive.
She relishes the challenge of proactively driving each case to successful conclusion and is able to find practical and commercial solutions that make the most of her connections with agents. She works in close partnerships with agents in London, Luton, Chalfont St Peter, Gerrards Cross and surrounding areas.
Kiran has the ability to accelerate work for tight deadline and ensures her clients' objectives are met. The results of this approach are proven and consistent trouble free transactions, a growing list of loyal clients and the ability to respond to increasing volume demand.
In her spare time, Kiran enjoys spending time with her family, baking and travelling.
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James Washington blisters Texas Tech secondary — just like always
James Washington could have quite easily been a Texas Tech Red Raider.
Oklahoma State's star wide receiver grew up just 147 miles Southeast of Lubbock in Stamford, Texas, but the Red Raiders were among the seemingly countless programs that never pursued Washington's services.
Now a senior and fresh off of his fourth appearance against Texas Tech, Washington has been sure to remind the Red Raiders of what they missed out on throughout his entire career and Saturday night was no different.
Washington entered Saturday night's showdown in Lubbock boasting 13 career receptions against the Red Raiders for 445 yards and 5 touchdowns. His hot streak didn't end in what became a 41-34 Oklahoma State victory.
Once again, Washington feasted on Texas Tech's secondary to the tune 9 receptions for 127 yards and 1 touchdown, lifting his career total against the home-state program that never recruiting him to 22 receptions for 572 yards and 6 scores.
More notably, although he headlined a talented Oklahoma State receiving corps, Washington's 127 yards marked his second-lowest effort against Texas Tech, ahead of only his 87-yard showing as a freshman, and his did so with a gap of more than 35 minutes between his seventh and eighth caches. After hauling in his seventh catch early in the second quarter, Washington didn't reach the stat sheet again until what essentially served as Oklahoma State's final drive late in the fourth quarter.
Unfortunately for Texas Tech, Washington's 15-yard reception came on third-and-5 to all-but seal an Oklahoma State victory, as Mason Rudolph scampered into the end zone just two plays later to regain the lead with 1:12 to play.
As a result, Washington can now enjoy a perfect 4-0 record over the Red Raiders, thanks in large part to his otherworldly pass-catching prowess.
Oklahoma State stays put in latest AP Poll despite tough win over Texas Tech
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Infotech's results were a mixed bag, while revenues were higher than expected, EBIDTA margins once again disappointed.Consequently, PAT for 2QFY11 was marginally lower and EMI volumes were up by 13% and UTG reported a 6% organic growth, which is encouraging.
Margins were flat (organically) QoQ, which was disappointing in light of the severe fall witnessed in 1Q. 刼 The company had to resort to further increments for scarce resources. This validates concerns about mid sized companies facing pressures on salaries due to strong hiring by larger peers in a buoyant sector.
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Mercedes-Benz pays tribute to Nelson Mandela with emotional video
Home Lifestyle Mercedes-Benz pays tribute to Nelson Mandela with emotional video
Mercedes-Benz South Africa honors the legacy of Nelson Mandela by producing an emotional video, 100 years after his birth. The two-minute film depicts the life of the legendary fighter for freedom and a short story on the Mercedes that was gifted to him soon after his release.
"Paying tribute to his legacy that defined a country, Mercedes-Benz South Africa are sharing a 2-minute video highlighting the special moments and ties the company has had with Nelson Mandela", say the local representatives of the company.
The video starts the story with the 11th of February 1990, the day that Nelson Mandela was released from prison, at 4:14 pm exactly, after 27 years of imprisonment. The people avalanched onto the streets to celebrate. At the same time, a car was being built for him. Nicknamed "Madiba's Merc", it was actually, more than just a car.
"Going as far back as the day he walked free, and the commitment their team showed by building a car specifically for him. The Mercedes-Benz SA team made more than a car for Madiba – they made a symbol of pride and togetherness."
The red Benz with a V8 engine was a special version of the W126 S-Class, hand-built at the plant in East London, outside the normal working hours. The workers did not request extra payment for the extra time on the job and the parts were donated by the management. Old footages show workers singing and dancing around the car while working. All of them wanted to be a part of the project.
The special project was completed in four days only. The personalized nameplate read "999 NRM", standing for Nelson Rolihlala Mandela.
When he received the bright red W126 S-Class, Mandela said that the color would always remind him of the blood spilled by the South Africans in their struggle to put an end the Apartheid system.
The red sedan is now on display at the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg.
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If you want to go to a city that has beautiful architecture, brilliant shopping and boasts rich history, look no further than Bath!
Set in the rolling countryside of southwest England, Bath is known for its natural hot springs and 18th-century Georgian architecture.
Boasting Bath Abbey, the original Roman-era Baths, a super spa and lots of quaint streets, the home town of Jane Austen has a lot to offer!
Bath Abbey, which dominates the city, was built in 1616 from the local stone and is replete with flying buttresses and stained glass windows. One of the largest examples of Perpendicular Gothic architecture in the west of England, there are also spectacular views from the bell tower – that is if you are willing to walk all 212 steps!
Situated in an original Georgian townhouse, the Jane Austen Museum tells the story of the author's time living in Bath. The Regency Tea Rooms offer afternoon tea, a truly cultural and indulgent experience. Afterwards take a stroll around Royal Crescent, a semi-circle of stunning Georgian mansions that overlooks the Royal Victoria Park.
The Canary Gin Bar has a speakeasy feel to it and serves knockout cocktails, while Sub 13 is a stylish cellar bar, serving cocktails, champagnes and spirits.


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Radiantly Alive – Bali
https://www.radiantlyalive.com/
Radiantly Alive Yoga Studio in Ubud, Bali was founded in 2012. Five years later, the studio has enchanted the hearts of over 100,000 visitors. In late 2016, the studio came under the ownership of Rafael Corrochano and Jasmine Dañino. Captivated by the magic that is Radiantly Alive and Ubud, this husband and wife team are committed to continuing Radiantly Alive's legacy of yoga, wellness, and community, creating a home away from home for the thousands of people that visit every month.
Radiantly Alive creates an inspiring and loving community. By sharing our passion for vibrant living and yoga, we help people spark and pursue their purpose to better spread their radiance around the world.
Experience a yoga studio that captures the enchantment of Bali with a foundation built in tradition and authenticity. Feel pampered by a staff and team that is 100% dedicated to uplifting all who wish to live a fuller, happier, healthier life. Explore our site to learn more about our yoga and movement classes, workshops, yoga teacher trainings and therapies. Welcome to our radiant community!
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Трентино-Јужни Тирол или Трентино-Алто Адиђе (, ) је једна од 20 покрајина Италије и једна од 5 аутономних области са специјалним статусом (висок степен аутономије). Главни град покрајине је град Тренто, а други по величини и значају Болцано. Службени језици покрајине су: италијански и немачки, те локални језици: ладински и цимбришки.

Покрајина Трентино-Јужни Тирол спада у саобраћајно важне области Европе, где се Апенинско полуострво везује за средњу Европу. Ту су и веома јасно изражени и утицаји са Севера (немачка мањина, историја, алпски предео), који овом делу Италије дају низ посебности.

Положај
Трентино-Јужни Тирол је крајње северна покрајина Италије, гранична ка Швајцарској на западу и ка Аустрији на северу. На југозападу се налази италијанска покрајина Ломбардија, а јужно и источно покрајина Венето.

Као што постоји у називу покрајина се састоји из две историјске области, данас успостављене као окрузи унутар дате провинције:
 Трентино, јужна област у предалпском делу (Доломити) и насељена углавном италијанским становништвом;
 Јужни Тирол, северна област у области високих Алпа и традиционално насељена немачким и Ладинским становништвом;

Природне одлике
Површина покрајине је 13.607 km² и по овоме је Трентино-Јужни Тирол једна од мањих италијанских покрајина.

Рељеф
Трентино-Јужни Тирол је у потпуности алпска област. У северној половини пружају се високи Алпи са уским долинама и тешко проходним превојима. На крајње северу покрајине налази се познати превој Бренер. Јужна половина је такође планинска, али са нижим планинама (тзв. Предалпи или Доломити). Долине су шире и боље насељене.

Клима
Клима у покрајини Трентино-Јужни Тирол је континентална клима. Ово важи за долинске крајеве. У вишим пределима влада оштрија планинска клима.

Воде
Главна река у покрајини Трентино-Јужни Тирол је река Адиђе, која овде тече горњим и средњим делом тока. У њу се улива друга по важности река у покрајини, Изарко. На крајњем југу покрајина излази на језеро Гарда, тј. на његову северну обалу.

Биљни и животињски свет
Покрајина Трентино-Јужни Тирол је веома пошумљена (више од 50%), знатно више од државног просека. Долински крајеви су обрађени.

Управна подела

Трентино-Јужни Тирол је подељена на 2 округа, одн. провинције са истоименим градовима као управним средиштима:
 Болцано
 Тренто

Историја

 За историју пре 20. века погледати чланак Тирол

На почетку 20. века данашња област Трентино-Јужни Тирол била је део Аустроугарске, у оквиру крунске покрајине Тирол. У Првом светском рату десиле су се овде веома важне промене. Тада је јужни део данашње покрајине био поприште исцрпљујућих борби између војски Италије и Аустроугарске. После рата, Споразумом у Сен Жермену из 1919. г. јужни део крунске покрајине Тирол је придодан Италији. Са овим је било сагласно становништво јужне половине области, насељене Италијанима, али је северна половина, махом насељена Немцима, била против овога. У току фашистичке владавине (1922-43.) јужни Тирол, тада назван као покрајина Венеција-Тридентина, био је предмет насилне италијанизације. По договору између Хитлера и Мусолинија целокупно немачко становништво требало је бити расељено на "новоприсједињена" подручја Трећег рајха. Међутим, пропаст и једне и друге стране на крају Другог светског рата омела је овај план.

Првим италијанским послератним уставом била је предвиђена аутономија за тада именовану покрајину Трентино-Алто Адиђе, али је спровођење овога било слабо и стално одлагано. Ово питање је заоштрило односе између Италије и Аустрије до мере да је било изнесено пред Уједињене нације 1960. г. У покрајини се међу месним Немцима јавио јак сецесионистички покрет, који је активан и данас. У међувремену је аутономија покрајине заживела, што је довело до наглог развоја покрајине. Данас се покрајина Трентино-Јужни Тирол сматра италијанском покрајином са највишим квалитетом живота.

Становништво
Данас Трентино-Јужни Тирол има преко милион становника. Последњих стотинак година број становника се повећао за 1,5 пута, при чему се ово односи нарочито на последње деценије, када је покрајина забележила брз развој. Последњих деценија значајно се увећао и број страног становништва на привременом раду у покрајини (данас 7% укупног).

Густина насељености је око 75 ст./км², што је знатно мање од државног просека (200 ст./км²). Међутим, долински део покрајине је веома густо насељен, док су простране висине готово празне и нетакнуте.

Етничка слика покрајине је значајно другачија него у случају других италијанских покрајина. Тако у покрајини доминирају Италијани са 60%, али су веома значајно и Немци (35%). Мали удео, мада су аутохтоно становништво, чине Ладини (5%). немачка национална мањина посебно је бројна у округу Болцано, где чини 70% окружног становништва.

Службени језици
Службени језици покрајине су: италијански (60%) и немачки (35%), односно локални језици: ладински (5%) и цимбришки немачки.

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