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Most successful English clubs in History [Title Winning records]
March 30, 2017 By Thomas 1 Comment
English Premier League is the most watched and most unpredictable league all over the world. As games in here are full of contest, no team can dominate over other teams very easily. Till now there have been 24 champions since the very beginning of premier league. English Premier League was established in the year of 1888 by the name of "English Football League". This name ran till the end of 1891-1892 season. Then the name had been changed into "Football League First Division". This name stayed almost a century (1892-1992).
After that, The Authority decided to changed the name into "Premier League". Through all these years many teams all over England took part in Premier League. Among them, only 24 teams had been able to grab the Premier League trophy at least for once. Some team won the trophy for multiple times, some teams couldn't. There are some teams whose name will always remain on top when we talk about Premier League. Teams like Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton, Aston Villa, Sunderland, Chelsea have won the EPL trophy many times and also some of them have been successful in European tournaments also.
Most successful English Clubs [Major trophies]
TEAMS TITLES MORE DETAILS
Manchester United 42 2 FIFA Club WC, 3 European Title, 5 League Cups, 12 FA Cups, 20 League Titles
Liverpool 41 3 UEFA Cups, 5 European Title, 7 FA Cups, 8 League Cups, 18 League Titles
Arsenal 29 2 UEFA Cups, 2 League Cups, 12 FA Cups, 13 League Titles
Chelsea 21 3 UEFA Cups, 1 European Title, 5 League Cups, 7 FA Cups, 5 League Titles
Aston Villa 20 1 European Title, 5 League Cups, 7 FA Cups, 7 League Titles
Everton 15 1 UEFA Cups, 5 FA Cups, 9 League Titles
Tottenham 17 3 UEFA Cups, 4 League Cups, 8 FA Cups, 2 League Titles
Man City 13 1 UEFA Cup, 3 League Cups, 5 FA Cups, 4 League
Newcastle Utd 11 1 UEFA Cup, 6 FA Cups, 4 League
Sunderland 8 2 FA Cups, 6 League Titles
Blackburn 10 1 league Cup, 6 FA Cups, 3 League Titles
Wolverhampton 9 2 League Cups, 4 FA Cups, 3 League Titles
Nottingham Forest 9 2 European Title, 4 League Cups, 2 FA Cup, 1 League Title
Sheffield Wed 8 3 League Cup, 1 FA Cup, 4 League Titles
Leeds United 7 2 UEFA Cup, 1 League Cup, 1 FA Cup, 3 League Title
West Brom 7 1 League Cup, 5 FA Cups, 1 League
1 FA Cup, 3 League titles
Sheffield United 5 4 FA Cup, 1 League title
Portsmouth 4 2 FA Cup, 2 League titles
Preston 4 2 FA Cup, 2 League titles
Burnley 3 1 FA Cup, 2 League titles
Derby 3 1 FA Cup, 2 League titles
Manchester United: Manchester United are the most successful club in Premier League, winning Premier League title for 20 times! And also they have been in the 2nd position for 15 occasions. These records make them the most successful club in premier league history. They mainly dominated the league during 1990s and 2000s under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Liverpool: Liverpool are the second most successful football club in England. They have won the EPL title 18 times and have been runners-up 13 times. They dominated the league during 1970s and 1980s.
Arsenal: Arsenal is also one of the biggest names in premier league. Arsenal have won the title 13 times and been runners-up 8 times. They have won their last title in 2003-04 season.
Everton: Everton once was a big name in EPL race, but now the glory of them have faded a bit as they won their last title in 1986-87 season. Whatever, in total they have won the premier league crown 9 times and been runners-up 7 times.
Aston Villa: Aston Villa have won the premier league title 7 times and have been runners-up 10 times. Sunderland: Sunderland have won the title 6 times and was in 2nd position for 5 times. Chelsea: Chelsea have won the crown 5 times and been runners-up 4 times.
Manchester City: They are the city rivals of another team of Manchester area, Manchester United. But they don't have the same history or glory like their rivals. They have managed to win the EPL title only 4 times and been in second position for 5 times.
Except these teams, some other teams like Newcastle United, Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United, Wolverhampton, Blackburn Rovers etc clubs have won the EPL title multiple times.
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The Players Championship doesn't carry with it the pressure-packed shots of that of the PGA Majors. However the tee shot at the 17th hole of the TPS Sawgrass course has received a number of colorful nicknames by tour players. While a number of PGA'ers have called the shot nerve-racking and worst there are those who say sticking a ball on the island green isn't that difficult. Odds to Win and Props for 2019 Players Championship.
For those that have watched the tour pros tee off on the 17th at TPS Sawgrass year after year note it is the biggest green on the course. But make no mistake those that say the hole isn't difficult, or landing the green is a walk in the park, are not being completely forthright. Like a short putt to win a tournament it is big issue everyone is aware of, but which is being downplayed or ignored. It is the "elephant in the room" at Sawgrass.
All things being equal this is the first big event of 2019 in which nearly all of the top golfers take part. It is the first of three stops considered warm-ups for Augusta National and The Masters.
Justin Thomas (16-1) has been breaking the flag sticks this season. He has nearly won three times in seven overall starts. Don't sleep on Tommy Fleetwood (28-1) who was at the top of the leaderboard for most of the Sawgrass weekend a year ago. The price is right on Ian Poulter (50-1) who two years ago tied for second place in the event.
World No. 1 Dustin Johnson most recently won in Mexico but he has had little to no success on this course. The Top 50 golfers on the tour are at this event. It should not only be intriguing but informative to watch this weekend. Giving longshot Adam Scott (40-1) some futures money in this TPS affair couldn't be argued. Scott has the lowest cumulative score to par at TPC Sawgrass across the last five years, TPS Sawgrass contests. Most importantly Scott has not overplayed his had early this season. The 38-year old is fresh and should be on your PGA futures radar.


I am proud to let you know that I've started my very first UITF! If you read my post here, it's one of my goals to open a UITF account. After reading a lot of blogs and joined forums, I decided to open a BDO EIP on EQUITY Fund. The start of the automated payment is on August 30, 2015 for P1,000 pesos. I can't contain my excitement and nervousness at the same time.
I read this post from Fitz Villafuerte, How Do You Make Money From UITF Investing? It is easy to understand because he explained it in simpler words.
I remembered that I usually rant here about my financials and we are just living paycheck to paycheck. And I am happy to let you know that I can stick now on our monthly budget. It amazes me that when I do that, there's an extra money that I can allot to the twins' savings account and to my savings too. It's still small but I am proud of myself for being consistent. It really depends on how you do it. This is my new favorite motto "Its not how much you earned, but how much you keep". I've tried a lot of budgeting plans and you should stick with the one that really works for you. Now I really want to try the "Pay Yourself First" or allot at-least 20% to my savings. It really takes time to do that because I am a mom. My priorities are the needs of my kids. And as you know, raising twins is not easy, it will drain you financially. But I am really blessed that my kids are healthy. No major emergencies. We also have a health card that will cover all health concerns if ever and we can also reimburse any medicines that will be prescribe to us (company's benefit).


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Ever wonder what some of the world's most popular translated novels are? Let's find out!
Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes. This novel of a knight fighting windmills was first published in Spanish in 1605 and has been translated into an estimated 145-plus languages in last four hundred years.
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter series) by J.K. Rowling. The seven-book-series of an orphan boy turned wizard has been translated into an estimated 80 languages since first being published in the U.K. in 1997.
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Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren. Originally written in Swedish, this children's novel about a spunky redhead has been translated into an estimated 70 languages.
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll. Carroll's magical novel about a young girl falling down the rabbit hole has been translated from English into an estimated 174 languages since its publication in 1865.
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Pinocchioopens a new window by Carlos Collodi. This Italian classic, first published in 1883, about a puppet who wants to become a boy has been translated into an estimated 260-plus languages.
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery. This French tale of a pilot who crashes his plane and meets a little prince has been translated into 300 languages.
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Kon-Tiki: Across the Pacific by Raftopens a new window by Thor Heyerdahl. The true story of Heyerdahl's 1947 ocean journey from Peru to Polynesia was a huge bestseller in its day, it's been translated from Norwegian into an estimated 70-plus languages.
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The Adventures of TinTinopens a new window by Herge. The long-running comic series (1929-1976) of reporter Tintin and his dog Snowy was originally published in French and has been translated into an estimated 115 languages.
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Inspirational stories: delivering service against the odds
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Delivering Service during Challenging Times
In the last few months, we have been inviting our members and wider network to share examples of great and inspiring customer service against the odds. Below are some inspiring stories submitted to us showcasing these examples of really going above and beyond or of service being delivered differently.
Should you wish to submit your story, please fill in this form here.
LV=: How we're helping our suppliers at this difficult time
"At LV=, our people work tirelessly every day to ensure our customers are put at the heart of everything they do and never has that been more true than it is today, as we face the challenges presented to us by COVID-19.
However, it's not just our people who help ensure we provide the right support to our customers. Our supplier partners also play a very important role in protecting what matters most to our customers. Given how important they are, we wanted to take steps to support them weather the financial hardship of COVID-19.
We rely on over 250 independent breakdown businesses, employing over 3,000 professionals to supply our recovery service, and to support them we increased the amount we pay to ensure they can still be on hand to support NHS and essential workers if they breakdown.
Some bodyshops across the UK have been hit the hardest, with many seeing a significant drop in the work they would normally expect. Bodyshops are essential in helping cars get back on the road and to ensure we're playing our part and doing everything we can to support them we increased the amount we pay them. Similar to our breakdown agents and bodyshops, we've also increased the amount we pay building contractors.
Without our suppliers, we wouldn't be able to deliver the service we provide to our customers, so it's crucial that we step up and help them when they need us most."
– Rodney Assock, LV=
London Borough of Hounslow Council: Found the extra mile
"Sheltered housing residents were feeling isolated not being able to go out and about. To make them feel part of the community who were decorating their windows with thanks to NHS/Carers we put a shout out for colouring pencil donations which came flooding in. Enough for all 766 residents. This empowered residents to be part of the community and give thanks to those assisting and supporting fight COVID-19."
– James Montgomery-Heffernan, London Borough of Hounslow Council
Northern Powergrid supports business to increase output of essential parts for Covid-19 Medical
"Northern Powergrid, the company responsible for delivering power to 3.9 million homes and businesses across the North East, Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, is helping a North East manufacturer upscale its production of essential parts for specialist ventilators and other medical equipment, as it continues to support the global response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Connor Solutions, Tyne and Wear, asked Northern Powergrid, to upgrade their power supply to double its current electrical capacity and enable the company to run additional lines for the crucial electronic components it makes for NHS medical equipment, including ventilators.
Matt Preston, General Manager, Northern Powergrid said: "We swiftly assembled an expert team to work together with Connor Solutions so we could increase the capacity to their factory as quickly as possible. We've also supported them with the work they are required to do at the factory so they are ready to go as soon as possible. The work they are doing to safeguard the supply of much needed medical equipment for the NHS is fantastic, we're very proud to be playing our part powering their vital work as part of our commitment to support the COVID-19 response."
Dermot Guerin, Managing Director, Connor Solutions, said: "The support from Northern Powergrid in helping us to upgrade our electrical supply at Rainton Bridge so we can increase production has been vital, alongside the support of Sunderland City Council and our contractor it means that we will be able to progress quickly and increase production and create new jobs." "
– Louise Lowes, Northern Powergrid
LV=: Green Heart Support
"We're making £30 million available to our direct car and motorbike insurance customers through our Green Heart Support to help those who are struggling financially as a result of coronavirus. The reason we're doing this is because we want to give back unexpected reductions in claims to those most impacted by the virus.
There are millions of families across the UK who are facing unforeseen pressures on their finances, so we believe it's vital to concentrate the additional financial support we can offer to those who are really struggling.
We spent a lot of time thinking about the best way to help customers and this approach enables us to give between £20 – £50 to a customer, which to some families will make a real difference.
The £30 million is available to customers who have an existing car or motorbike policy with us and because of COVID-19 have not yet received the 80% payment scheme from their employer or are self-employed and are unable to work or trade because of coronavirus, and haven't yet received the 80% payment scheme via the government or were made unemployed at any point after 1 March 2020.
We continue to help all customers who need additional support by finding ways to reduce premiums by temporarily changing the cover they have, such as reducing mileage. We're also not charging administration or cancellation fees, waiving excesses on claims for the hardest hit financially and offering free cover enhancements for customers who are NHS and key workers."
Northern Powergrid supporting Covid-19 Priority sites in the North East and Yorkshire
"As the network operator which provides the critical infrastructure that is powering customers' homes, hospitals and supermarkets across the North East and Yorkshire, we've shown our commitment and ability to respond quickly by supporting the mobilisation of a Nightingale field hospital in Harrogate's International Convention Centre and at the Sunderland International Advanced Manufacturing Park.
Rod Gardner, our Head of Network Operations, said: "We are working closely with government, Local Resilience Forums and agency partners across our operating area as part of our own robust contingency plans.
We have assembled expert teams, with the required level of local knowledge, and carried out a full assessment of our distribution network to ensure it is configured and operating in the best possible way to support the new field hospitals, whilst protecting our customers' supplies.
Martin Wilson – Nightingale Hospital North East Executive Lead said "To build a new hospital in just a few short weeks is a remarkable collaborative effort between the NHS, its partners and contractors.
Northern Powergrid and its contractor have been extremely supportive in ensuring we have the electricity infrastructure in place to safely power the hospital for as long as it is needed"
I congratulate all of the Northern Powergrid team for their expertise and hard work, it is hugely appreciated." "
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I have made this logo design for a clothing brand called "Blue Parachute Clothing".It was really fun to play around with some ideas and at last I came up with this design.I am doing freelancing for 3 years and in these years I have learned a lot about Graphics Design.I have done some Courses about Adobe Illustrator and Recently I have finished my Adobe Illustrator Mastery Course from Fiverr.com,I always try to keep learning new Things.
As Brand name is "Blue Parachute" and My client asked me to design something modern and minimal regarding Blue Parachute Idea. I recently learned golden ratio technique,so I tried to play with some circles.I had used Black Colour and Some Blue shades.I tried to keep it simple and modern.
Usually I draw some rough sketches first then try to implement my ideas into design but this time I was quick and sharp with my ideas so I had used Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop For that Logo Design!
Well,My Client Response was "wow" when he saw the logo design and he was pretty happy with the design.I told him the concept and work process and he liked it very much. I always learn from my own projects.I always try to improve my work by getting inspirations from Internet and Books.
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LIST OF HOSPITALS EMPANELLED BY HEADQUARTERS ON REVISED CGHS RATES
NAME OF HOSPITAL
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Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital,
Hospital Plot, Road No. 201
Sector 3, Dwarka,
General Medicine, General Surgery, Gynae. & Obs., Orthopaedic (including Joint Replacement) Otorthinolaryngology, Psychiatry, Respiratory Medicine, Cardiology, Carediothoracic Surgery, Neonatology, Nephrology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Urology (including dialysis and lithotripsy) Eye, Dental Diagnostics
Action Cancer Hospital,
(Unit of Manavsavarth Trust),
A-4, Paschim Vihar,
Cancer treatment (Chemotherapy Cancer Surgery & Radiotherapy )
F-45024287
Ayushman Hospital & Health Services
Sector-10,
General Medicine, General Surgery, Gynae. & Obs., Orthopaedic (including Joint Replacement), Otorhinolaryngology, Paediatrics, Psychiatry, Respiratory Medicine, Cardiology, Endoscrinology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Neurology, Neurosurgery ( Except Burns) Surgical, Gastroenterology, Eye Urology and Dental
49495555/66
F: 49495550
Batra Hospital & Medical Research Centre
1, Tughlakabad Institutional Area
M.B. Road,
Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Pulmonology, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Vascular & Plastic Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy & Radiotherapy) and Diagnostics
Bajaj Eye Care Centre
101, Vikas Surya Plaza, Plot No.7
Road No.44, Pitampura,
Exclusive Eye Care Centre
Fax-41427782
Bhagwati Hospital,
Sector-13, Rohini,
Cardiology and Cardiothoracic Surgery Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery with Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Eye, ENT, Neurology, Pulmonology, Neurosurgery, Urology, Nephrology (Including Dialysis) Gastroenterology, Dental Paediatrics and Diagnostics.
Bharti Eye Foundation, 1/3, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi-110008
BLK Super Speciality Hospital,
Pusa Road,
Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Pulmonology, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Vascular & Plastic Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy & Radiotherapy), Kidney Transplantation, Liver Transplantation and Diagnostics
Centre for Sight
B-5/24, Safdarjung Enclave
Chaudhary Eye Centre & Laser Vision,
4802, Bharat Ram Road (Ansari Road), 24, Daryaganj, New Delhi – 110002
Exclusive Eye Centre
Cygnus Orthocare Hospital
C-5/29, Opp. IIT Main Gate, Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi-110016
General Medicine, Gynae & Obs., Orthopedics and Joint replacement, General Surgery, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Neurology & Neuro Surgery, Gastroenterology, Dental, Urology & Nephrology including Dialysis, Eye, ENT an Diagnostics
Delhi Heart & Lung Institute,
3mm-II, Panchkuian Road,
Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, General Medicine, Pulmonology, General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint replacement, Uro0logy, Nephrology (including Dialysis) Cancer treatment (Surgery & Chemotherapy only) and Diagnostics
Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital,
Dharamshila Marg, Vasundhara Enclave
Near New Ashok Nagar Metro Station
Delhi – 110096
General Medicine, General Surgery, Nephrology including Dialysis, Neuro Surgery, Neurology, Orthopedic Surgery, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Urology, Endocrinology, Otorhinolaryngology, Paediatrics, Psychiatry, Respiratory Medicine, Transplant Service (Blood and Bone Marrow Stem Cell), Dental and Diagnostic, Cancer treatment (Chemotherapy Cancer Surgery & Radiotherapy
Dr. Kapur the Healing Touch Eye centre
D-8, Vikas Puri,
Execlusive Eye Care
Fortis Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre Ltd.
Okhla Road,
General Medicine, General Surgery, Bone Marrow Transplant, Cardiology, Cardio thoracic Surgery, Gynaecology & Obstetheics Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, ENT, Eye, Dental Orthopedic Surgery including joint replacement, Respiratory Medicine, Urology, and Diagnostics and Diagnostics
Fax 26825013`
Fortis Healthcare Ltd.
A Block, Shalimar Bagh,
General Medicine, General Surgery, Cardiology, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Gynaecology & Obstetheics gastroentgerology, Nephrology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Neonatology, Dialysis, Endocrinology, Pediatrics, Rheumatology, Renal Transplant, ENT, Eye, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint replacement, Nuclear Medicine, Respiratory medicine, Urology, BMT, Medical and Surgical Oncology & Radiotherapy Diagnostics
Garg Hospital
(A Unit of Garg Heart centre & Nursing Home(P) Ltd.
8-9, A.G.C.R. Enclave (Opp. Karkardooma court), Delhi 110092
General Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Eye, ENT, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Orthopedic Surgery, Urology
Goyal Eye Institute
1/10, East Patel Nagar,
Main Road, Opp. Metro Pillar No. 176,
Exclusive Eye Care
Indian Spinal Injuries Centre
Sector – C, Vasant Kunj
Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, Pulmonology, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Dental, Eye & ENT, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics
42255225(30 lines)
Jaipur Golden Hospital,
Sector – 3,
Rohini,
General Medicine, General Surgery, Gynae. & Obs., Orthopaedic (including Joint Replacement), Otorhinolaryngology, Respiratory Medicine, Cardiology, Medical & Surgical Gastroenterology, Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Rheumatology, Endocrinology, Neonatology, Nephrology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Urology (including dialysis and lithotripsy) Eye, Dental and Diagnostic
Jeevan Anmol Hospital
Mayur Vihar Phase-I, Opp. Pratap Nagar,
General Medicine, General Surgery, Gynecology and Obst, Orthopedic, Eye, ENT, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic Surgery, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Urology, Nephrology, Dental and Diagnostics
Jeewan Hospital & Nursing Home Pvt. Ltd. Gate No. 1
150, Jeewan Nagar, Opp.
Maharani Bagh.
General Medicine, General Surgery, Gynecology and Obst, Orthopedic with Joint Replacement Paediatrics Eye, ENT
Jeewan Nursing Home & Hospital,
2-B, Pusa Road,
Laparoscopic / Endoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic surgery with Joint replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology, Nephrology (Including dialysis), Gastroenterology, Neurosurgery, Paediatrics, Urology and Diagnostics
Kalra Hospital SRCNC Pvt. Ltd.,
A-4, 5 & 6, Kirti Nagar,
Tulsi Das Marg
Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Pulmonology, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Dental, Cancer treatment (Surgery Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics
Kukreja Hospital & Heart Centre Pvt., Ltd.
C-1, 3, 4, 14, Vishal Enclave,
Rajouri Garden,
Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General medicine, General Surgery, Pulmonology, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy) and Diagnostics
Maharishi Ayurveda Hospital
Khosla Medical Institute & Research Society, Block-B, Pocket-P, Shalimar Bagh (West), Delhi – 110088
General Ayurveda
Mangalam Medical and Surgical Centre
154/81, main Bawana Road,
Pooth Khurd, Near Sector-35,
Rohini, Delhi-110039
General Medicine, General Surgery, Gynecology and Obst, Orthopedic, Eye, ENT, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic Surgery, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Urology, Nephrology, Dental and Diagnostic
M-9811884062
Max Super Speciality Hospital,
(A Unit of Balaji Madical and Diagnostic Research Centre),
108-A, Indraparstha Extension,
Interventional Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Pulmonology, Endoscopic/ Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Vascular & Plastic Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy & Radiotherapy) and Diagnostics
Fax – 91 11
Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital,
(A unit of Gujarmal Modi Hospital
& Research Centre for Medical Sciences), Press Enclave Road, Saket,
Cardiology & Cardiothoracic Surgery, Endoscopic / Laparoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Pulmonology, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General Medicine, General Surgery, Neurology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (Including Dialysis), Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Paediatrics, Eye & ENT, Dental, Cancer treatment (Surgery, Chemotherapy & Radiotherapy) and Diagnostics
Max Healthcare Institute Ltd.
FC-50 C&D Block,
(A Unit of Max Healthcare Institute Ltd.), Shalimar Bagh,
Interventional Cardiology & Cadiothoracic Surgery, Laparoscopic / Endoscopic procedures, Gynecology & Obstetrics, Pulmonology, Orthopedic Surgery including Joint Replacement, General medicine, General Surgery, Nephrology & Neurosurgery, Urology & Nephrology (including Dialysis) Gastroenterology and GI Surgery, Vascular & Plastic Surgery, Eye & ENT, Dental, Cancer treatment (Chemotherapy Radiotherapy) (added w.e.f. 29.08.2018) Diagnostics
Sector 38,
Gurgaon – (Haryana)
All Available facilities of Hospital including Liver Transplant
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Metro Hospital & Cancer Institute, 21 Community Centre, Peet Vihar, Delhi-110092.
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Laughter filled the room and spread toward the rest of the apartment as Claudia continued to make a face at the screen. Cyndi had temporarily forgiven Claudia for her reckless moves after they settled down to watch some TV programs via satellite. It was one of those programs from the earthlings' place and not theirs. They didn't care to make their own shows yet. In fact, their people encouraged other creative activities, not wanting to reinvent the wheel–or so one of those earthlings' phrases said–hence not wanting to meddle into stuff they found the earthlings already did. The show they were watching just happened to be some alien-related one. Claudia's exaggerated expression had made things even funnier. Contrary to their moods, they were actually watching a horror. But because of the way the aliens were projected, it made them ten times more amused than scared.
"I can't believe they would think we look like this," Claudia blurted out–one of her familiar phrases whenever they checked out another one of those alien movies–or weird documentaries.
Cyndi nodded in agreement. "But you got to admit they tried and it sells. If not, why would they keep creating the movies or shows talking about aliens?"
Claudia passed Cyndi the chips bag again as she reached for the remote to change the channel. "But don't they go around researching us too?"
"It has been too long since they got their people ingrained with the idea of us or anyone else out there looking like these green monsters, so why change it? It would be too much explanation and you know they're lazy."
Cyndi paused, reaching for the popcorn bowl before continuing. "Oh yeah, confidential, as the governments over there loved to dish out."
That got Claudia rolling on the floor again though it wasn't funny. Well, it wasn't funny to those earthlings if they knew they were being made fun of.
"But seriously though," Claudia said when she finally recovered from her laughing fit. "It's a shame that we can't be friends with those two guys. They're actually really cute."
Cyndi rolled her eyes, her moods returning to its dark ones. Claudia knew she had stepped past the line again. Yet she didn't want to give up on convincing Cyndi that it was a good way to extract information.
"How bad could it be?" Claudia continued, her voice edging toward its persuasive mode.
Cyndi gave Claudia her famous glare. "You really want to find out?"
Claudia had on her amused expression. "Are you getting paranoid like those earthlings and their shows?"
"Well, we have criminals here too, you know," Cyndi defended herself.
That was the other difference between their planet and the earthling's. Their crime rate was almost nonexistent. Yet it wasn't impossible. It was then that Cyndi felt foolish for even thinking too much of that dream. Perhaps Claudia's wild theories combined with her own paranoia were the catalysts for the endless cycle. Claudia was right. Why was she stopping herself from mingling with those two? Perhaps she'd seen them around the area and somehow they had moved here. People relocating wasn't too weird. But she couldn't understand why they weren't in the local records.
"Maybe you're right," Cyndi finally said. "We should find out more about them."
"That's the attitude," Claudia said, her victory smile on.
Cyndi pointed at Claudia at that time. "But I'm warning you, don't set up dates with them or whatever you're going to do."
Claudia did a little salute–earthlings' military-style salute that was. Then the girls ended up watching another weird show again. Before they planned the next move.
Several days later, Cyndi and Claudia were at the market. They were out to get some items–and fresh air. The rain had ceased temporarily so their moods had improved slightly, more like Cyndi's than Claudia's since Claudia had been all excited the second Cyndi agreed to go along with her plan. And for the record, they hadn't approached either one of the two weirdos to engage in some friendly conversation yet. It wasn't like they didn't want to, but those two suddenly disappeared out of their sights. At least they couldn't find those two after work anymore. They blamed it on bad timing and decided to focus on Cyndi's job search instead. Until those two resurfaced once more.
When they were at the center of the market, they spotted a large crowd gathering at the area where the bulletin was supposed to be. Because the market was like the center of attention for obvious reasons (i.e. everyone had to eat to survive), a bulletin board was set up in the center area by the wall to inform the general public of upcoming meetings or events.
At Claudia's urging, Cyndi weaved through the crowd with her to check in on the excitement as well.
"This is a good theme," A familiar voice yelled to someone among the crowd. "Finally! We haven't seen anything exciting for a while now."
Cyndi turned in every direction to spot the other person but it was like finding a needle in a haystack. They were in a crowd, of course, everyone was loud. Yet that one person had spoken loud enough seconds ago for her to differentiate between all the buzzes of conversation everywhere.
"Whoa, watch it," Claudia warned Cyndi as she steered Cyndi safely to the front of the crowd.
They were able to see the new notice clearly now.
"Oh, this is awesome!" Claudia screamed with much energy–and even made it known by jumping up and down. "We have an excuse to go shopping!"
The little notice was informing them of a new gathering event at city hall. They usually have one like within a month or two, depending on their town leader's decision. Its purpose was to strengthen bonds between the townspeople and welcome new faces. The theme this time was anything gothic.
"I thought you have more than enough costumes in your closet," Cyndi reminded Claudia as they weaved their way out of the crowd.
Claudia shrugged. "Come on, where's the fun?"
"I'm telling you this is the best opportunity," That same familiar voice Cyndi heard when they were still stuck in the crowd spoke up again.
Cyndi turned left and saw three guys walking together. They had just escaped the crowd just like she and Claudia. Yet what made her stop dead wasn't their presence, their attires, or their loudness. The reason was because they were the same three guys in her dreams, had been haunting her dreams. So they knew one another, considering how they were walking together and chatting like best buddies. The only difference was their attires. Tony was in a regular t-shirt and jeans, no more raincoats or those fancy boots. Nic was still wearing his usual casual clothes. The third guy, the one who just spoke up twice, also the one who said "Time's up" in her dream, was wearing a blue and white striped shirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers. His smile was as sunshine as the other two, so harmless and so carefree, the typical fiber of their town. Yet it made Cyndi unsettled just to see them together. She had been standing frozen just staring at the guys since she spotted them. She hadn't realized that Claudia had been nudging her ceaselessly.
"Cyndi!" Claudia finally bellowed.
The guy in the blue and white striped t-shirt finally turned around to acknowledge the girls. Tony and Nic did the same. Upon spotting the girls, Nic waved to the girls while Tony nodded. The other guy just studied Cyndi and Claudia but soon stepped over to their side.
"Hey," Nic initiated. "Sorry about the other day again. I didn't apologize properly because I was late for a meeting."
"No problem," Claudia returned. She had to nudge Cyndi again for staring yet Cyndi wasn't out of it yet–or so she thought.
"What's wrong?" The guy whom they did not know yet asked, looking at Cyndi curiously, his smile flashing out. Just a normal friendly smile, nowhere near intimidating.
"Cyndi!" Claudia yelled again, tugging on Cyndi's shirt–not caring if the silk was going to be torn. She turned to the guys briefly. "Sorry, she's been…stressed at work so…"
The other guy shook his head. "You two seem to know my friends? I'm Wallace, by the way."
"Nice to meet you, Wallace," Claudia returned, still trying to catch Cyndi's attention.
"Something wrong with me?" Wallace asked, his attention back on Cyndi again.
"Uh…you're not wearing a raincoat anymore," Cyndi managed, pointing at Tony.
Tony had to laugh at that. But stopped immediately. "Sorry, but I couldn't help it. And of course, I'm not. It's not raining anymore."
"You have no idea," Wallace interrupted Tony. "The rainy season just started. It's just on break for like a day or possibly half a day. It will be back in a matter of time."
"Sounds unpredictable."
"Welcome to our town."
"You're from out of town?" Claudia asked, looking from Tony to Nic.
Both guys nodded.
"That's why they've been lost and I've been helping them," Wallace said, gesturing his hand toward the other two guys. "Hey, you girls want to help me by helping these lost souls?"
"Sure," Claudia agreed, her voice excited. "Sounds like fun."
"Unless your friend objects," Wallace jumped in, his eyes still studying Cyndi's face.
"Um…" Cyndi managed. Then she seemed to snap out of it finally, shaking her head to show that she had no objection. "I'm fine."
"All right then," Wallace rattled out, his spirits high and his smile on again.
That was how the five of them got stuck together for the rest of the grocery trip. Claudia and Wallace were engaged in some extended conversation that they never once turned back to acknowledge Cyndi and the other two guys. The three of them were actually walking behind the other two. They were quiet for most of the time, except for when they had to stop and buy some items from some stalls.
"Want me to carry that for you?" Nic offered, pointing at one of Cyndi's heavier bags. Then his face became passive–like he was trying to remember something. "Oh, I almost forgot. You don't like to be helped."
Cyndi shook her head. "Sorry about that time. I was just taking it out on you and it wasn't right."
Nic had his hand extended then. "So…?"
Cyndi knew there was no way to convince him otherwise so she let him carry the heavier bag.
"So, I guess you're going to join that festival too?" Tony asked when he was sure that it was all right to talk to Cyndi.
Cyndi shrugged. "I guess so. Claudia's probably going to convince me into it somehow. And I guess it's tradition so can't skip it."
"What's it like usually?" Nic asked, his voice curious.
Cyndi gave him a strange look. "Don't they have one of those festivals where you guys came from?"
Tony and Nic exchanged a look between the two of them. Cyndi saw the uncertainty in their eyes, but she didn't speak up to interrogate about the matter. She pretended to look ahead to check on Claudia and Wallace.
"Uh…" Nic's voice came seconds later. "I meant we all have different traditions, right?"
"Right," Cyndi answered, trying to keep her voice at a normal level.
"So that's what we're wondering about yours."
Cyndi gave them a look again. "So that means you've come from the same town?"
They nodded in unison this time around, not exchanging looks before answering like the last time.
Cyndi pointed toward Wallace's direction. "So how did you come to know him?"
Tony shrugged. "Happens."
Cyndi knew something was definitely weird but didn't want to be the suspicious one so she faced front again, just nodding to maintain some sense of politeness. She also took that time to check for Wallace's ears. Long pointy ones just like all of them.
"So, where did you get such nice tans?" Cyndi asked a few minutes later when they regrouped again after another round of stopping at some nearby stalls. She was looking at Tony and Nic, of course.
"At the beach," Nic answered automatically.
"You're kidding, right?" Claudia jumped in then. She had turned around to give both Tony and Nic a quick scan over.
"They meant they brought some tanning equipment with them when they were at the beach the other day," Wallace rattled out, his smile nervous.
"Oh," Claudia said, nodding her head. "Makes sense."
Cyndi could barely see Wallace letting out a silent sigh as Claudia turned to face the front again. Yet she wasn't convinced. She studied both Tony and Wallace more carefully.
"How did you do it though?" Cyndi continued the interrogation, not wanting to let them off as easily this time around. "I meant it has been raining so much these past days, weeks even."
"Umm…we were prepared," Tony explained this time around.
"Hey, you guys want to go to the festival together?" Wallace interrupted Cyndi's little interrogation then, changing the topic on purpose.
"Sure," Claudia agreed excitedly. "Want to go shopping for costumes together too?"
Wallace shook his head. "Are you kidding me? Just slap on a black suit and we're good."
"You just took the fun right out of it," Claudia argued. "Come on. Come with us, it'll be fun."
"Forget it," Cyndi interfered, her teasing smile on. "Whether they're earthlings or our people, men are men. They hate shopping unless it's absolutely necessary."
"Fine then," Claudia caved in. She turned to give Wallace a look. "But that means you won't get to see us in our costumes until the day of the festival."
Which was in two weeks.
Wallace looked like he was on the out. Yet he maintained his composure. "Fair enough."
They walked out of the market at that time and separated, just like that. It wasn't unusual that their own people just met and invite one another on some grocery shopping trip just to get to know one another. In fact, it was encouraged throughout their planet to help one another, especially those newly relocated to get acquainted. Yet the strangest thing was Cyndi didn't feel so threatened by their presence anymore, especially when it seemed like they were more afraid of her. Though they tried to maintain calmness, she could see right through those "take it easy" exteriors. And Claudia might be right after all.
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30 years later, "Weird Al" Yankovic's Grammy-winning "Fat" video remains a highlight of a career that's packed full of them, a delightfully absurd Michael Jackson parody that—like so much of Al's early career—was weirdly fixated on food.
The video was popular enough that Yankovic's outfit for it became a mainstay of his endlessly energetic live performances over the years, which often end (after taking time for a quick costume change) with him bouncing around the stage in his riff on Jackson's iconic Bad suit. The video itself featured a more elaborate set-up, though, as revealed in a bit of behind-the-scenes footage he posted online tonight.
The footage shows Al—cheerful as ever—being absolutely slathered in makeup, his eyes (and mustache) staring out from behind the mask. Then we get an even creepier look, as the prosthetics on his neck inflate for the shoot proper. It's a cool little dose of practical effects, and how they contributed to one of the most beloved parody videos of all time.
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Politics|6 Takeaways From Monday's Senate Hearing on Russia
6 Takeaways From Monday's Senate Hearing on Russia
Sally Q. Yates, the former acting attorney general, testified before a Senate subcommittee, saying that the former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, was susceptible to blackmail.CreditCreditStephen Crowley/The New York Times
By Matthew Rosenberg
WASHINGTON — When did the White House know — and exactly who knew — about conversations that Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser, had with the Russian ambassador? That was the focus on Monday at a Senate hearing where Sally Q. Yates, the former acting attorney general, testified about Russia's interference in the presidential election.
James R. Clapper Jr., the former director of national intelligence, also testified, giving senators a chance to go well beyond the Flynn affair and ask about leaks of classified information to the news media; the F.B.I.'s investigation into the Russian interference and possible collusion by Trump associates; and — this being a hearing in the Republican-controlled Congress — Hillary Clinton's emails.
Sally Q. Yates, the former acting attorney general, and James R. Clapper Jr., the former director of national intelligence.CreditStephen Crowley/The New York Times
Here are six highlights from the testimony:
1. Who's afraid of Mr. Flynn?
Perhaps the biggest takeaway on Monday was that a lot of people had serious concerns about Mr. Flynn serving as national security adviser. But none of them was named Donald J. Trump.
Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, who briefly led the Trump transition team, did not think that Mr. Flynn was qualified to be the national security adviser. President Barack Obama, who fired Mr. Flynn as the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2014, warned Mr. Trump against hiring the retired three-star general when the two met in the Oval Office after the election.
And, days after the inauguration, Ms. Yates, the acting attorney general at the time, warned the White House that Mr. Flynn was vulnerable to foreign blackmail because he had misled his bosses about conversations he had had with the Russian ambassador — and that Russian operatives would know about it.
"To state the obvious: You don't want your national security adviser compromised with the Russians," Ms. Yates told the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee.
But what was obvious to Ms. Yates appears to have been less so to Mr. Trump.
Even after being warned that Mr. Flynn represented a blackmail risk, Mr. Trump kept the general on as national security adviser for another two weeks, firing him only after The Washington Post found out about the warnings.
Senator Lindsey Graham, left, Republican of South Carolina, and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, delivered opening statements at the hearing.CreditStephen Crowley/The New York Times
2. Leaks trump all else.
In a Twitter message posted hours before Monday's hearing, Mr. Trump suggested that Ms. Yates had tipped off journalists about Mr. Flynn's conversations with the Russian ambassador.
The president presented the accusation against Ms. Yates without evidence, but such details have rarely stopped him. Since taking office, Mr. Trump has made it clear that he believes the leaks of classified information are far more significant than the actual connections between Russian officials and the Trump campaign.
Ms. Yates said Monday that she had never leaked classified information, and was not the source of any reports about Mr. Flynn.
She also pointed out that there were three other people in the room for the conversation, including Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel.
3. The F.B.I. keeps secrets — from everyone.
Among the most secretive investigations conducted by the F.B.I. are those that examine the links between American citizens and foreign governments, which are known as counterintelligence investigations. So when the F.B.I. began examining possible connections between Trump associates and Russia this past summer, it appeared to have told almost no one — not even Mr. Clapper, who was then overseeing the bureau as the director of national intelligence.
Mr. Clapper testified Monday that he was unaware of the investigation into the Trump campaign until James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, acknowledged it when testifying before the House Intelligence Committee on March 20.
For Mr. Clapper, the issue is also one of personal integrity. In early March, after Mr. Trump accused Mr. Obama of wiretapping him during the campaign — a universally rejected accusation for which there is no evidence — Mr. Clapper went on NBC's "Meet the Press" and made a sweeping denial.
"There was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president, the president-elect at the time, or as a candidate, or against his campaign," Mr. Clapper said.
Journalists have since revealed a wrinkle in that story. The F.B.I. obtained a court-approved wiretap on Carter Page, a foreign policy adviser to Mr. Trump's campaign, based on evidence that he was operating as a Russian agent.
In his testimony on Monday, Mr. Clapper said his ignorance of the F.B.I. investigation before Mr. Comey's "comports with my public statements."
The events that led to Flynn's resignation as national security adviser in February 2017 stretch back to before President Trump's inauguration.CreditCreditKevin D. Liles for The New York Times
4. Letting go (of Clinton's emails) is hard.
Few would disagree that Mr. Flynn's falsehoods or Russia's meddling are important. But for some Republicans, the alpha and omega of any congressional hearing is Mrs. Clinton's use of a private email server while serving as secretary of state.
In the midst of all of the talk of Russia and Ms. Yates's warnings about Mr. Flynn, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, a former Republican presidential candidate, steered the hearing toward the email issue. He asked Mr. Clapper what he would do if, hypothetically, his employee forwarded emails containing classified information.
The question was a thinly veiled reference to Huma Abedin, an aide to Mrs. Clinton, forwarding emails containing classified information to her husband, Anthony D. Weiner, a former New York representative. Mr. Comey said Ms. Abedin forwarded the messages for Mr. Weiner to print for her to give to Mrs. Clinton.
Several current and former government officials familiar with the investigation into Mrs. Clinton's handling of delicate information said that while some emails had been forwarded, a vast majority were instead backed up to Mr. Weiner's computer.
Mr. Clapper did his best to keep on his game face — and to stick to the hypotheticals.
"It raises all kinds of potential security concerns, again depending on the content of the email, what the intent was, a whole bunch of variables here would have to be considered," Mr. Clapper said. "But given a hypothetical scenario, I'd be quite concerned."
5. You can learn a lot from the news media.
Ms. Yates's brief tenure as acting attorney general came to an abrupt end on the evening of Jan. 30 when she refused to defend Mr. Trump's executive order barring refugees and travel from several predominantly Muslim countries.
On Monday, Ms. Yates said the order came as a surprise to her. "Not only was the department not consulted, we weren't even told about it," she said. "I learned about this from media reports."
She then defended the decision that got her fired, explaining that she could not defend the order largely because Mr. Trump himself had indicated that it was intended to single out Muslims. Federal judges have since made similar findings as the case winds through the courts.
Republican senators, though, pressed her to admit that she objected to the executive order as a policy. But she refused.
"I don't believe there are reasonable arguments that are grounded in truth" that would defend the travel ban, she said.
6. Still, those reporters are pesky.
There was a lot of talk about leaks of classified information — some of it comical.
Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, asked Mr. Clapper if he had ever leaked "information, classified or unclassified, to the press?"
Mr. Clapper said that he had not done so knowingly, and then added: "Well, unclassified is not leaking. That's sort of a non sequitur."
So Mr. Kennedy clarified, asking Mr. Clapper if he had ever given "information to a reporter that you didn't want to have your name connected with."
Mr. Clapper said that he had not, and that he had "had many encounters with the media over my career."
"I'm sorry about that," the senator said to laughs.
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Matt Apuzzo and Emmarie Huetteman contributed reporting.
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We started with 30 kids for our first MBK summit, two from most high school campuses. Now 17 high schools has a CHAPTER of young men leading courageous conversations and supporting each other as they learn to lead. Attending the MCA Camp Community and getting these suits is becoming a rite of passage for these boys. They have something to work for as they learn how to navigate professional environments.
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We had recently sold our property and were in the market for something with character. Nick saved us from a potential money pit with a very thorough inspection, which meant we had a lot more of an idea on what to keep a close eye out for on the next place. He completed the inspections very promptly and didn't muck about releasing the report. Great guy to deal with and I will be recommending him to anyone in the market for new property.
Nick was available at relatively short notice, at a time suitable to the vendor and myself. Nick was punctual and performed a thorough detailed home inspection inside and out. He didn't mind us being present towards the end so that we could discuss with him the findings and advice. A very detailed lengthy typed report with photos was emailed within a short time frame of the home inspection. I found Nick very easy to work with. As word of mouth is the best means of advertising I would personally recommend Nick.
Nick Marer has been a knowledgeable and practical support for me during my house buying experience. He responded quickly and went above and beyond to fit in a pre-purchase inspection for me. The detail which came back in the report was amazing and allowed me to proceed with confidence. I really liked the way Nick translated all the information into non-building speak and took the time to ensure I understood what he had put in his report. Many thanks!
Nick was very prompt and thorough in his report. It has enabled us to make a better purchase decision and given us a list of things to keep an eye on and keep on top of with a house of this age. Will definitely be using Nick again in the future.
Nick did an excellent job in assessing a residential property urgently for me before it went to auction. He was recommended to me by the real estate agent and he did a prompt and meticulous assessment and report. I was very grateful that he spent time on the phone discussing the details with me, advising me on what would need to be done if I purchased the house and giving me an idea of the costs I would be up for. I look forward to working with him in the future.
Lesley and I appreciate the service you and your company provided in helping to purchase a house in Nelson. As we were overseas at the time we needed someone to communicate clearly and get back to us as there was a time difference to overcome.
Nick worked in well with the Lawyer and Estate Agent services to provide a seamless process that saved time, as this was of the essence. The service Nick Marer at the Little Pig Building Company provided was professional, friendly and to the point.
We received a concise, thorough and informed report that helped to us to buy our house. Having tried other Building Inspectors, Nick's Master Builders skills and detail to service helped Lesley and I to see and estimate the issues that may have been present in the property we wanted to buy, or not! Nick also contacted us by phone to help us understand the details of the report we wanted clarification on.


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All About Fuel Cells & Alternative Fuel Vehicles
Andrea Glass
The history of the fuel cell can be traced back to the 19th century. Since then the development and usage of fuel cells in a variety of applications have come a long way. Fuel cells hold great promise for fueling alternative fuel vehicles. Here is some of the history of the development of fuel cells:
* William Grove invented the fuel cell in 1839.
* General Electric invented proton exchange membrane fuel cells in the 1950s
* Francis Bacon demonstrated a 5kW alkaline fuel cell in 1959.
* NASA's use of fuel cells during the Apollo space missions in the 1960s was the first commercial use of fuel cells.
* Alkaline fuel cells have flown over 100 missions and operated for more than 80,000 hours in spacecrafts operated by NASA.
* The US Navy has been using fuel cells in submarines since the 1980s
* Fuel cell buses are running in several cities around the world, the largest being the European Union backed CUTE project (Clean Urban Transport for Europe).
* All major automakers have prototypes of alternative fuel vehicles using fuel cells on the road-some have already been leased to customers.
* Iceland has plans to convert its fishing fleet from diesel engines to hydrogen fuel cells as part of a national project to create a fossil fuel free economy
* Several car manufacturers are hoping to produce their first semi-commercial models of fuel cell cars by 2005, yet they will most probably not be mass produced until 2010.
* Numerous fuel cell products will be coming to market-portable direct methanol fuel cells will power mobile phones, laptops and cameras in the near future
* A fuel cell is around 60% efficient at converting fuel to power, double the efficiency of an internal combustion gas engine-which makes it perfect for alternative fuel vehicles.
Fuel cells have several advantages over conventional power sources like internal combustion gas engines or batteries. Additionally, there are disadvantages facing manufacturers hoping to commercialize fuel cells. See how they stack up as the next best fuel for alternative fuel vehicles.
* Fuel cells reduce pollution that is caused by the burning of fossil fuels-their only by-product is water
* If the hydrogen used in the fuel cell comes from the electrolysis of water, then using fuel cells will eliminate greenhouse gases
* Because fuel cells don't need conventional fuels like oil or gas, they eliminate economic dependence on politically unstable countries
* Since hydrogen can be manufactured anywhere there is water and electricity, production of potential fuel can be allocated in various areas
* Fuel cells operate at a higher efficiency than diesel or gas engines which makes them an ideal source of efficient power for alternative fuel vehicles
* Most fuel cells operate silently, while internal combustion engines do not
* Fuel cells can operate for longer times than batteries, therefore to double the operating time, only the fuel needs to be doubled and not the capacity of the unit itself
* The maintenance of fuel cells is relatively straightforward since there are few moving parts in the system
* Energizing fuel cells continues to be a major problem while production, transportation, distribution and storage of hydrogen remains difficult
* Reforming hydrocarbons via a reformer to produce hydrogen is technically challenging and not actually environmentally friendly
* The refuelling and the starting time of fuel cell vehicles are longer, while the driving range is shorter than in a conventional vehicle
* Fuel cells are normally somewhat larger than comparable batteries or engines, however, the size of the units continues to decrease with research and testing
* Fuel cells are currently expensive to produce, since most units are hand-made and some use expensive materials
* The technology is not yet fully developed, therefore few products are readily available
Although hydrogen fuel cells appear to be the most promising source of alternative fuel, other sources are being researched and tested. Alternative transportation fuels provide economic advantages while also offering significant environmental benefits. They offer air quality advantages through reduced emissions and some fuels produce less greenhouse gas emissions than gasoline. There's significant research being conducted worldwide. Canada, for example, is recognized as a world leader in the development and use of alternative transportation fuels with more than 170,000 alternative fuel vehicles in use across Canada. Some of the most promising alternative fuel sources being suggested for future use in motor vehicles are:
* Ethanol * Propane
* Natural gas
* Biodiesel
* Electricity
* Hydrogen
At this point, it's anyone's guess what the future holds for alternative fuel vehicles.
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Forced Auto Stop - A Forced Auto Stop is a fuel saving technique whereby the engine (ICE) is shut down while the vehicle is still in motion.
MPG - Acronym which means Miles Per Gallon. It is how far your car can travel on one gallon of fuel.
Renewable energy (sources) or RES - capture their energy from existing flows of energy, from on-going natural processes, such as sunshine, wind, flowing water, biological processes, and geothermal heat flows.
Full Hybrid - Hybrid which does ALL of the following: Shuts off the engine at lights and in stop and go traffic, uses regenerative braking and operates above 60V, uses an electric motor to assist a conventional internal combustion engine and can drive at times using only the electric motor.
D-FAS - Draft Assisted Forced Auto Stop.
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