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Bristol City vs Huddersfield Prediction was posted on: January 25, 2021
Our prediction for this Championship match:
Ashton Gate Stadium will host Tuesday's Championship game between Bristol City and Huddersfield Town. The Robins aim to build on the FA Cup win over Millwall, but they will have to do it without Baker, Dasilva, O'Dowda, Paterson, Sessegnon, Walsh, Watkins, Weimann, and Williams who remain sidelined with injuries. Baldwin has been tested positive for coronavirus. The Terriers, on the other hand, suffered a 1-0 loss to Millwall in their last league match.
Huddersfield Town are on a four-game losing run in all competitions, but given the number of absentees in the home team, we are tempted to put our money on draw. Eiting, Elphick, Koroma, Schindler, and Stearman are all out of contention with injuries for the visiting team. In the first half of the season Bristol City defeated Huddersfield Town 2-1, but share of spoils is on the cards this time out.
Highlighted Player (Nathan Baker):
Nathan Baker is a product of Aston Villa football academy. The left-footed defender played 115 games for Aston Villa in the league and it has to be noted that he scored only goal for the club during his spell at Villa Park. Nathan Baker is used as both centre-back and left-back and the 189-cm-tall footballer is very good in the air.
Nathan Baker was born in Worcester, England on April 23, 1991 and he currently plays for Bristol City in the Championship. After ending his loan spell with the Robins, he signed a permanent deal with the club on July 28, 2017 for an undisclosed fee. Nathan Baker has yet to make his debut for England national team, but he has three caps for England U21 team.
Nathan Baker made his debut for the under-21 squad against Iceland back in 2011. The English footballer has a contract with Bristol City which expires on June 30, 2021.
Highlighted Team (Huddersfield):
Back in 1926 Huddersfield Town became the first English club to win three straight domestic trophies. Since 1908 the Terriers were playing at Leeds Road, but in 1994 John Smith's Stadium became home of Huddersfield Town. The club play in the English second tier (Championship) and the colour of the their home kit is blue and white (stripes).
Huddersfield Town were founded in 1910 and just three years later they entered the Football League. In 1926 the Terriers won their last domestic trophy, but they did well finishing runners up in the FA Cup 1920. The club's biggest rivals are Leeds United and it has to be noted that Huddersfield Town have better head-to-head record of the two teams.
Bradford City are considered Huddersfield's local rivals as well, but there are small rivalries with Barnsley, Halifax Town, Manchester City and Oldham Athletic. The club's chairman is Dean Hoyle.


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Q: The code don't work in android java WHY? hello i'm trying to make on every button pres to go "+3"
i'm doing like this but the code don't work just on the first press its showing me "3" and on next click don't, its stacking somehow please tell me what to do ?
int Health =+ 3;
health.setText("Health: " + Health + "%");

Thanks !

A: Each time, you are creating a new int and adding 3 to it's default value, which is zero - hence it will always be 3.
You want something like this:
public class MyActivity extends Activity{

    int health;

    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {

        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);

    ...

    // in click listener
    final OnClickListener mButton1_OnClickListener = new OnClickListener() {
        public void onClick(final View v) {
           ...
          health += 3;
           ...
      }
   };

Please note that I've used the standard Java convention of naming variables with a leading lowercase letter.

A: Define your health variable in a higher scope so that after you increase it it isn't out of scope immediately:
int Health = 3;
public void YourMethod()
{
    Health += 3;
    health.setText("Health: " + Health + "%");
}

A: You're modifying Health and showing DogHealth

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British Talent Cup Podium For Rhys Irwin At Czech Grand Prix
Donegal teenager Rhys Irwin put in his best performance to date in the British Talent Cup last weekend (August 2nd – 4th), as the championship for aspiring Grand Prix stars supported the Czech round of the MotoGP World Championship. Racing in Brno, Irwin battled back from a slow start in Saturday's race to take his first Talent Cup podium and followed it up with fifth place on Sunday to complete his best weekend in the championship.
The Brno circuit is known for its long straights, including the infamous drag up 'Horsepower hill' to the final chicane. With Rhys carrying up to eighteen kilos of a weight disadvantage, compared to his younger rivals, the Czech circuit was expected to be one of the hardest for Rhys to get a result at.
Right from the start of practice however, the talented youngster was at the front, as his ability through the corners helped him overcome his speed deficit, leaving him in a much more competitive position than he expected. Second place in first practice was followed by third in the second session and third once again in qualifying, putting him on the front row of the grid for both races.
Saturday's race took place on a streaming wet track and Rhys took it easy in the opening laps as he bedded himself in to the conditions. At half distance the Irish rider was sixth with a long gap to the lead group but a series of fastest laps took him into fifth place and allowed him to close the gap to the leaders. With three laps to go Rhys latched onto the back of the group fighting for second place and began to work his way through getting up to third at the start of the last lap.
As expected the long up-hill run to the finish saw Rhys overtaken once more but he forced his way back into third at the final chicane. As the riders turned onto the finish straight the second placed rider fell, leaving a three way drag-race to the line to decide second place. Unfortunately for Rhys his weight disadvantage once more came into play as he was pipped at the line for second place leaving him third by three hundredths of a second.
Sunday's race was dry as the grid lined up, with Rhys once more starting third. A steady start once again saw him sit seventh at the end of lap one. By half distance the field had split at the front with two riders battling over the lead as Rhys emerged from the pack to join a second group of two trying to chase them down.
With three laps to go the gap to the leaders had closed dramatically but unfortunately for Irwin the efforts of making up for his lack of top speed had worn his tyres excessively and he began to fade away from the lead battle. At the flag the Irish youngster was disappointed to miss out on a chance to battle for the podium again but he was still well clear in fifth place as he completed his best weekend yet in the Talent Cup.
Speaking after Sunday's race Rhys said, "I'm really happy with Saturday's result. I've had so many fourth places this year I thought I was never going to get on the podium and to do it at the Czech MotoGP is just amazing. It was a really tough race. My bike was cold at the start so I took some time to bed myself and the bike in and then I pushed really hard to close the gap and I managed to catch them. Sunday's race was much the same but I had to push my tyres so hard to catch the leaders that the grip just faded in the last three or four laps and I had to settle for fifth, which is still my best weekend in the Talent Cup."
Rhys Irwin's final outing in the British Talent Cup will be at the British Grand Prix in Silverstone at the end of August.
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Discussion in 'iPad General Discussions' started by starrynight, Dec 11, 2010.
... why would anyone buy iPad, if it's completely locked?
What does it mean, and why do people "Jail break" their iPad and iTouch ?
There is an app for every limitation that matters to me.
I was wondering...do you have one?
Or in the case of the android, can you say ROOTED?
Banks are not user friendly so why not just rob them.
Jail breaking or rooting allows the OS to basically run any pirated apps. My son jail broke his old iphone and could run any Playstation or Nintendo game. I personally would never do it, but not having done so in no way inhibits my user experience.


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Q: Graph embedding spaces intermediate between 2D & 3D The number of unlabeled connected planar graphs on $n$ nodes,
A003094:
$$ 1, 1, 1, 2, 6, 20, 99, 646, 5974, 71885, \ldots $$
is vastly smaller than the number of unlabled connected graphs on $n$ nodes,
A001349:
$$ 1, 1, 1, 2, 6, 21, 112, 853, 11117, 261080, \ldots $$
Planar graphs can be embedded in $\mathbb{R}^2$, and any graph
can be embedded in $\mathbb{R}^3$ (embedded $=$ without edge-edge intersections).
Both embeddings can be achieved by straight-line embeddings, but let's leave that aside.
I am wondering ...

Q. Are there intermediate spaces, preferably continuous intermediate spaces, that more gradually interpolate between
  few-graphs-in-$\mathbb{R}^2$ to all-graphs-in-$\mathbb{R}^3$?

Embedding on surfaces of genus $g>0$ is the only answer that occurs to me,
which gives a countable set of intermediates.
Is there some natural continuous analog?

A: 2D -- Grid graphs on a square grid.  All vertices must be on a grid point.  All edges are straight lines. No edges can pass through an occupied vertex. Edges may cross.
3D -- Grid graphs on a cubic grid. All vertices must be on a grid point. All edges are straight lines. No edges can cross or pass through an occupied vertex.
If the grids are infinite, you can get many graphs in either system.  By limiting the grids, the growth of the systems can be compared.  How many graphs can a 4x5 grid support, versus a 2x2x5 grid?


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Official petition packets will be available starting on January 28th in the GSA office at 310 Student Union.


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Animal campaigner accused of cruelty after 'saving' lambs
An animal rights campaigner was reported for alleged cruelty to lambs she helped save from slaughter.
Farmers were angry Judi Hewitt ignored regulations governing transporting livestock when she took three lambs from North Wales in Grantham to Lincolnshire.
But the animal campaigner accused her critics of hypocrisy.
Mrs. Hewitt, from Rhyl, agreed to help a friend, Beci Dywynte, who claimed the lambs were "distressed" at a Shropshire field.
Mrs. Hewitt who founded Denbighshire Animal Rights – now North Wales Animal Rights (NoWAR) – took the animals by car to Grantham, where her sister runs an animal sanctuary.
She said: "During the journey the lambs were very stressed and panting with the heat. It gave an idea of what they must endure when being transported as live exports to other countries."
But the incident upset farmers who reported it to the Farmers' Union of Wales.
A farmer's wife from Rhyl, who asked not to be identified, said: "If farmers did what she did they would be prosecuted, and it's wrong that she should get away with it."
"Apart from the stress caused to the animals, there is the important issue of traceability."
"I feel Judi Hewitt should be prosecuted because she did not comply with the rules."
FUW agricultural policy director Arwyn Owen said: "We have been contacted by a number of FUW members who have expressed serious concern over the article, and as a result I have written to the trading standards department asking them to ensure that the general public are made aware of the rules relating to animal movements, in order to ensure that illegal animal movements such as the one mentioned are kept to a minimum."
Mr. Owen said strict rules existed to protect animal health and welfare and farmers were held to account if they broke those regulations.
"There are also strict rules about how animals are transported humanely in order to avoid just the kind of symptoms experienced by the lambs that Mrs. Hewitt transported.
"Cars are not suitable vehicles for long-distance transportation of animals, given that they haven't been designed with appropriate ventilation for animals," he said.
Mr. Owen said there was no evidence the lambs were unwell when they were picked up from the farm, as claimed.
"Once again this seems to illustrate how animal welfare can be compromised by well-meaning but naïve members of the public," he said.
"The matter would not be taken any further," he said.
Mrs. Hewitt who is critical of exporting lambs said, "I just cannot believe the hypocrisy of those who grow animals just to kill them, accusing me of causing suffering to three pet lambs."
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The LPF hosted its 2017 Annual Drinks at one of London's leading competitive socialising venues, Flightclub. The evening was generously sponsored by Otium Real Estate.
The evening was predominately aimed at networking between LPF members and their guests, but many joined in to play the darts games in the venue.
These venues mix socialising and competitive play and are a fast growing part of the leisure sector. Members and their guests were able to see what the buzz is about in the fast growing area of competitive socialising.
Flightclub has reinvented darts for the 21st century with fast-paced multi-player games, instant scoring and intuitive user interfaces. Staff were on on hand to guide LPF members through their game – and the highest scoring member in the evening, Stan Lersch of CIMC, won a bottle of champagne and the trophy awarded by our generous sponsors, Otium Real Estate.


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    //Class: NodeFeatures_envlinkMini
    //    Contains information on features for the ENV-Link Mini Node.
    class NodeFeatures_envlinkMini : public NodeFeatures
    {
    public:
        virtual ~NodeFeatures_envlinkMini() {};

        //Constructor: NodeFeatures_envlinkMini
        //    Creates a NodeFeatures_envlinkMini object.
        NodeFeatures_envlinkMini(const NodeInfo& info);

        virtual bool supportsSensorDelayConfig() const override;

        virtual const WirelessTypes::SamplingModes samplingModes() const override;

        virtual const WirelessTypes::DataFormats dataFormats() const override;

        virtual const WirelessTypes::WirelessSampleRates sampleRates(WirelessTypes::SamplingMode samplingMode, WirelessTypes::DataCollectionMethod dataCollectionMethod, WirelessTypes::DataMode dataMode) const override;

        virtual WirelessTypes::SettlingTime maxFilterSettlingTime(const SampleRate& rate) const override;

        virtual WirelessTypes::WirelessSampleRate maxSampleRateForSettlingTime(WirelessTypes::SettlingTime filterSettlingTime, WirelessTypes::SamplingMode samplingMode, WirelessTypes::DataCollectionMethod dataCollectionMethod, WirelessTypes::DataMode dataMode) const override;
    };
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Last summer, I became polyphasic.
Basically, during a two week to a month period, you acclimate yourself to a series of short naps throughout the day rather than a single long sleep period. During the first two weeks, your amygdala tries to kill you with severe sleep deprivation, but within a month you adapt to fill almost all of your sleep periods with REM sleep.
Sleep deprivation causes one to go into REM faster than normal. The acclimatizing period of hellish sleepdep trains one's mind to jump immediately into REM sleep to desperately try to recover from sleep debt.
After about a month, one's naps are fully functional, and sleep debt disappears. It becomes almost impossible to sleep more than about 1.5x one's usual total, and each nap contains what seems like an entire night's worth of dreams.
There are other side effects, such as an odd sense of time dilation (A day feels as long as a week), euphoria, and lucid dreaming.
There are many different schedules for polyphasic sleep, but very few either work, or are practical. The adoption period is pure torture.
But it's worth it if you want to have up to 22 waking hours per day, conversations with friends a world away, and an interesting reason why you're napping on the job. For baiting, it is very useful to be on everyone's timezone.
I'm currently on a modified Everyman schedule: a 1.5 hour core sleep sometime in the early morning, and 2-4 20-minute naps throughout the day as needed. This flexibility is impossible during the adoption phase, as a single missed nap will throw 3 days worth of sleep deprivation at you. Only after about 6 months will it become possible to shift naps around and skip them without much thought (the same way you may decide to sleep in after going to sleep late).
Oh, and once one has gone through one adoption phase, it becomes much, much easier to switch back and forth onto different schedules. Anyone who has survived boot camp can tell you how easy they find it to take a nap anywhere.
^^Yes! That's what I do. I totally agree with the time dilation. It can become disorienting at first, and friends have suggested I wear a watch with a date thingie so I know what day it is. Bah!
I've napped at my desk with my eyes open. My co-workers think I'm 'thinking' and don't bug me until I'm up and moving again.
But every once in a while, I go down. Probably because of my busted wing, but I pull 18 hours of dreamless sleep, then I'm good again for another couple of months. And yes, lucid dreaming -- oooooooo.
Time travel is ours to do and enjoy. No patdowns or boarding passes!
"He attempts to forego sleep for as long as possible" is one of the reasons why most people who try polyphasic sleep fail miserably a few days into it.
The goal is to make sleep more efficient, not to eliminate it. Those who have successfully gone polyphasic only did so by keeping an absolutely strict sleep schedule for weeks.
In fact, one of the biggest obstacles is that a few days into the adoption phase, one starts feeling episodes of euphoria. "I have transcended sleep. I am now a god among men!" Almost certainly, an attempt will be made to skip a nap or two, or play around with the schedule.
As with those taking anti-depressants and anti-psychotics, the feeling that naps are no longer needed is illusory and this very quickly becomes painfully obvious. It's not staying awake that's the hard part after a few days, but actually going to sleep when every bone in your body is screaming "Sleep? I don't need no stinking sleep. I am bullet proof."
Ahh yes. I tried a polynapping programme about 6 months ago, and what an absolute failure it was!
It involved listening to lots of white noise and bird sounds.
I wish we could eliminate sleep completely. Most people lose a third of their lives being totally unconscious. What a waste! I could achieve so much without it. I'm down to five hours a day but even that feels like it's too much. It gets to about 3am and I'm thinking "Stay up another hour? Yeah, another hour, go on!" Only to realize that I'll pay for it in about 24 hours' time.
Oh, and eating, too. Way too much time is spent on messing around with food and preparation and everything.
@TheFae I have done the napping at a desk with eyes open; however it is problematic when you do that whilst driving. It happened to me a couple times whilst driving.
When I was a pre-teen my cousin once found me sleeping (totally asleep) with my eyes open. She said it was eerie. I did that into my early 20's AND would answer questions whilst asleep. My mother found that very helpful as I answered all her questions truthfully without Sodium Pentothal.
@Otterfan I can eliminate sleep completely if I do not take a certain medication. It is not fun to be awake 54+ hours without sleep.
^^^ I can eliminate sleep completely WITH a certain medication.
I love sleeping, it is one of my favorite hobbies. You are all bunch of weirdos.
Had trouble with sleeping for decades now, part of the trouble is i dont wake to a 24 hour schedule - in my case it's more like 26/28 hours in total. This means i progresivley tend to want to go to sleep later and later and get up later and later and eventually come back on myself after about a fortnight. Most annoying.
When i was in a Medterranian country i messed with biphasic sleep - that realy suited me. Somehow the idea of a 'siesta' realy appeals to my internal rythyms more than anything - it's a shame most of the rest of the world doesn't function like a spanish holiday resort.
When I was in the Air Force I had to adapt to split shifts with some very strange hours and learned to stagger my sleep patterns. Back then we called it "catnapping." I would rather not go back to it.
There is a member of my household who is very adept at this type of sleep pattern --my cat.
Thankfully, I can't do that kind of thing. I'll stick with my regular sleep of 7 hours or so at night.
From studies I've read, the brain needs a rest and regular sleep.
@lakeside77: I was also in the Air Force. I had to work weird shifts. Four 12-hour shifts. First two were days, next two were nights. Then 3 days off.
Lakeside When hubby was in the US Navy, those guys could fall asleep on the wing of an aircraft in a hangar bay.
@Fowan Nyne I am really happy when I wake up and find I am on this side of the grass!
^^ this explains so much about you.
@piecrust, I want to kiss your avatar. On it's little snoot. Truly!
^^ Wow, best offer i've had for nigh on a decade.
What i want to do to your avatar involves a shotgun and a casserole dish.
Oh, must be getting hungry.
I find I have a "window of opportunity" when it comes to getting a good night's sleep. I get tired and drowsy for about an hour or so in the evening and if I'm smart I heed the call and go to bed. The time varies around the year, but if I ignore it and go to bed too early or too late the whole thing goes into disarray. Too early and I wake up in the night and can't get back to sleep, too late and it takes me a couple hours of reading before I can nod off.
I saw something years ago on tele where they reckoned because of it's then erratic orbit, the Earth day was 25 hours long at about the time life on Earth started and we've been trying to readjust ever since it was standardised to 24 hours. I blame Europe myself.
I wish that I liked to sleep, I find it rather boring.
i've read about this recently.
being in the military I know i'll never be able to adopt this sleep schedule.
but it sure would be nice. life would take 3 times as long to pass by I'd guess. if every day ran together like this.
@leonsumbitches: This isn't good for you. More time to do activities won't help you when you're suffering health or mental problems.
I love sleep too much to try this.
What I hate (like most people) is the alarm clock. If I have a couple of weeks off work, I find my natural sleep pattern reasserts itself, and I rise later and go to bed later - same amount of sleep, but at different times. It can be a struggle readjusting when work kicks in again - I have occasionally missed a night of sleep because of it. Being awake for 40 hours straight is a strange feeling.
Ima: Sleep deprivation does have very annoying and dangerous side effects. However, after a month one does not build up either a sleep debt, or exhibit signs of sleep deprivation.
I think the biggest reason why people think polyphasic sleep involves constant sleep deprivation is because there is a Poisson distribution: the vast majority of people who visibly try polyphasic sleep, are still on their first few weeks when there is sleep deprivation. Maybe 90% give up after three weeks. So it's common to see a guy excitedly describe his new schedule, then watch him fall apart into sleepdep madness, but rare to find one who's been at it for over a month. This must skew the perception that being polyphasic is just a continuation of those first few weeks.
The sleepdep experienced in those first few weeks doubtless can have dangerous effects. Given, however, that the goal is to sleep on a schedule and not just stay up as long as possible, it cannot be anywhere near as dangerous as the average attempt to stop sleeping for a few days just for the hell of it.


Although in my world finances are unpredictable, December is usually predictably not such a great month for my business. I believe that vintage clothing is something most people buy for themselves and not others, and so people turned toward gift giving turn away from vintage somewhat.
Sometimes I think it's quixotic of me to try to raise $500 as 25% of my earnings for December.
However, I promised to try to raise $500 for Conservation Northwest, as I had squeaked out that much to donate in previous Decembers, and I like a good challenge.
To my delight and astonishment, we sailed past my goal and on up to nearly $600. I owe much to the interest and enthusiasm of my customers, and for the lovely donation of a stash of jewelry to be sold with all profit going to Conservation NW. Denise, who donated the jewelry and works as a wildlife rehabber, told me I gave her too much credit in my previous blog about her generosity. Her jewelry raised one-sixth of the total donation, so I don't think I exaggerated, do you?
I also want to publicly thank the indispensable Barbara Christensen of Conservation Northwest, who makes sure that my fundraising is her business to share around, and supports my work for all environmental causes.
I will be sending a check for $587 to Conservation Northwest this morning, and I know it will go to excellent use—for the grizzly bear, and for the Northwest wilderness.


Staff, stave or pentagram: Framework of music notation. The five staff lines and four intervening spaces correspond to pitches of the diatonic scale - the higher the note on the staff the higher its pitch - which pitch is meant by a given line or space is defined by the clef, the ''leftmost'' symbol on a staff. G clef or treble clef: The most commonly encountered clef in modern notation; it assigns G above middle C to the second line from the bottom of the staff. F clef or bass clef: It appears nearly as often as the treble clef, to represent a bass pitch range; it assigns F below middle C to the second line from the top of the staff.
Beams connect quavers and notes of shorter value. They usually reflect the natural rhythmic grouping of notes, for example, several notes which are to be sung to one beat.
Dotted note: One dot lengthens the note by one-half its value, two dots by three-quarters and so on. Rests can be dotted in the same manner as notes.
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How to Find Cheque Number on SBI, HDFC, ICICI & Axis Cheque
January 9, 2023 by Abdhesh Gangwar
In this digital era, Cheques are still used by many persons and companies. There is no doubt that digital payments such as UPI, IMPS, NEFT are gaining popularity in India, but still, most of the companies prefer significant payments through Cheques. Each Cheque contains a cheque number, IFSC Code, MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition). MICR code is usually printed at the bottom of the Cheque. It allows banks to identify the Cheque and process the payment faster quickly. If you are looking for how to find Cheque numbers on SBI, HDFC, ICICI & Axis, etc., this article is just for you.
This post will tell you how you can easily find a Cheque number on any bank Cheque book or where is cheque number. No matter which banks Cheque you have, the format of the Cheque remains the same for all.
Overview Of a Cheque
Payee and Payer Details
Numeric Numbers Printed (Footer Section)
What is Cheque Number?
How To Find Cheque Number For State Bank of India (SBI)
How To Find Cheque Number For Punjab National Bank (PNB)
How To Find Cheque Number For Union Bank of India
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Where Is The Cheque Number Located?
What Is The Instrument Number In Cheque?
How Do I Check My Cheque Status?
What Happens If We Stop Cheque?
It is mainly divided into three parts which are mentioned below.
Upon inspection, you will find the bank logo printed on the top left side of the Cheque.
Near the logo, you will see the branch's address which issues the Cheque and RTGS/NEFT IFSC Code & in the top right, you will find the date column.
Next to the "Pay" section, you need to write the account holder's name to whom the Cheque is paid. In the "Rupees" section, you must mention the amount you want to settle to the payee. Remember to enter the amount in words, either in English or Hindi and not in number.
There is another small box where you can see an INR symbol "₹" to write the cheque amount in numbers. In simple words, first, you need to write the cheque amount in words and after that in numbers in the box.
Similarly, your account number will appear on each Cheque as well, and after filling in the details, the Cheque holder must sign in the appropriate area before giving it to the Payer. While filling out the Cheque, make sure not to overwrite anything.
If you are looking for cheque number on cheque, you can find it in the footer section of the Cheque. The numbers only contain digits and are in 4 columns. The first six digits are the Cheque number. In the below cheque number example, you can see the numbers are increasing, which is unique identification numbers of any Cheque.
The second column contains nine digits of the MICR number. The first three digits represent city code, the middle three digits show bank code, and the last three indicate branch code.
After the MICR number, the following numbers are a portion of the payer account number followed by transaction ID.
A cheque number is a 6-digit unique number assigned to a cheque by the issuing bank. This number is used to identify the cheque and to track it as it moves through the banking system. The cheque number is typically printed on the front of the cheque, near the bottom left-hand corner.
If you are searching for where is cheque number on sbi cheque, then the six-digit number ( circled area ) written at the bottom left-hand corner of the Cheque is SBI cheque number.
The first six digits are the Cheque number for PNB bank in the footer section.
Cheque Alpha Number PNB Bank
The six-digit number, which appears in the document's footer, is the Cheque Number for Union Bank of India. For your convenience, we have highlighted it.
Like other banks, The six-digit number written at the bottom left-hand corner of the Cheque is the cheque number of Canara Bank.
Bank of Baroda Cheque number is the first six digits of the footer. There is a nine-digit MICR code followed by the cheque number. MICR code is nine digits indicate the bank and branch of the account holder where it was issued.
You can find the bank of India cheque number in the footer of the Cheque. The first six digits of the number are your cheque number.
Central Bank of India cheque number can be found on its footer. The first six digits are its cheque number, and the next 9 are MICR codes.
The first six digits written between' XXXXXX' represents the Cheque Number of Indian Bank.
The cheque Number For Indian Overseas Bank is written at the bottom of the Cheque. The first six digits written at the bottom of the Cheque are Cheque no.
Cheque Number For Bank Of Maharashtra are numbers printed on the bottom of the Cheque. The first six digits are Cheque no, and the rest of the nos are MICR codes.
You will find a series of numbers at the bottom left side of a cheque. The cheque number of ICICI Bank is usually a six-digit number enclosed within inverted commas' 000000′.
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The first six digits on your Cheque are your cheque number for HDFC. It is always important to note the number of your HDFC bank cheque Because if it gets lost or the money has not been credited, you can know the status of the Cheque by providing the cheque number to your bank support.
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The First Six Digital Number Written at the Bottom of Your Axis Bank Cheque is the Cheque Number of Axis Bank.
The first series of 6 numbers from the extreme left is Cheque Number For IDBI Bank.
The cheque number of Yes Bank Cheque is a six-digit number and is always written at the bottom left-hand corner of the Cheque. For the below Yes bank cheque, the cheque number is '123456'.
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The Six-digit Cheque number is located in the bottom left-hand corner of the Cheque and written in MICR code. The other MICR code indicates the bank, branch, and account holder information.
The instrument number in Cheque indicated the check number, bank name, band branch, and account holder's information. The instrument number is significant, and Cheque can be traced with their cheque number.
1- Open your bank's official website and log in to your net banking account.
2- Now, Click Enquires and select the Cheque Status option.
3- Select the tab for which you wish to verify cheque status.
4- Select the single cheque option to verify the status.
5- Enter the cheque number and Click the Enquire button.
6- Your check status will appear on the next screen.
When we stop check the bank cancels the check for payment before it is processed, and the Cheque is flagged by the bank. If anyone tries to cash it or deposit, they'll be rejected.
So this is the post about Finding the Cheque Number on Axis, SBI, HDFC Bank's Cheque. No matter if you have an account in Punjab National Bank, Indusind Bank, ICICI Bank, UCO Bank, OBC Bank, Bank Of Baroda, Union Bank, Canara Bank, Yes Bank, Dena Bank, etc. the format of the Cheque remains the same for all banks. Following from the left-hand side, the first six digits are the cheque numbers, and the next nine digits are MICR codes, and the subsequent digits contain a portion of the account number of Payer and transaction ID.
I hope all your doubts about cheque numbers are cleared with this post. However, if you still have some queries to ask, you can comment below, and we would love to help you.
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I received a post-dated cheque from someone from his personal savings account, but now he refuses to clear it. The bank confirmed the account and cheque with me. However, the cheque was deliberately issued to me from an old chequebook of ten years by that individual, and today he says he will file a complaint against me to the police over the fact that he did not issue the cheque is ten years old. What should I do in this situation? Is that cheque expired and no longer valid? Is it advisable to draw the cheque on a bank? Could you please elaborate on the positives and negatives? Thank you.
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We're Doing Things People Won't Believe – Dimitri Logothetis (The VH Interview)
ByJozef Raczka
Writer, Director, Producer, Actor. Dimitri Logothetis has worn many hats, through his storied career. Ahead of the release of his new film, Kickboxer: Retaliation, Dimitri sat down to talk with us about his work on the film in its multiple roles, what he learnt from Martin Scorsese, authenticity in action & comedy and his thoughts about remaking other 80s classics.
As the director, writer & producer of Kickboxer: Retaliation, is this a passion project for you?
Well it's an opportunity that arose that I took. I've been a martial artist my entire life, I trained with Ed Parker, the man who worked with Bruce Lee & Elvis, and I got my black belt when I was 19 and I've always been involved in and interested in the world of it.
It's because of people like Bruce Lee, who when Enter the Dragon was out me and all of my friends flocked to the cinema to see it and it's when you see Lee do what he does and you know about his success at the International Karate Championships and you know that everything he's doing feels more real because he's actually doing it. I wanted to try and capture that and produce something that could make people go 'wow, they really did that?'
You've worked quite extensively with Alain Moussi (star of Wings of the Dragon & The new Kickboxer Trilogy), would you consider him the De Niro to your Scorsese?
Yeah, I like that comparison [laughs]. Alain was a stunt guy; he's worked on a lot of big films; but more than that, he's got that authenticity I mentioned, he's got a 6th Dan Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitzu and he's a good looking and a charismatic guy, which helps because he looks like a movie star – but some of the things he can do are incredible. He does things you wouldn't believe if they were done with CGI, he can leap over people and hit spinning back kicks in the air; he's just doing things so much beyond what anyone else is doing at the moment and I feel like it's great working with him now because I really feel like I'm seeing someone just before they're about to become the next big thing.
Your cast includes seasoned performers like Jean Claude Van Damme, but also more left-field choices like Mike Tyson and Ronaldinho, what was it like working with such a varied cast?
Well what Tyson brings is authenticity, a different type of authenticity but he's a multiple time world champion, has one of the best right hooks in the world and he acts as something of a second mentor to Kurt [Sloane, Alain Moussi's character] along with Van Damme and you know, when he throws a punch, people believe that it's him. He just has that presence and that real-ness to him.
With Ronaldinho, it was great to get to work with him as he was in Thailand while we were filming the prison section and we thought it would be great to get in Ronaldinho as well as Mike Tyson as that attracts the real sports crowd and it opens us up to different markets. But he's not just a stunt casting, I think he's going to surprise a lot of people as he's a lot of fun on-screen and some of the stuff he does, he's more than just a footballer – I'll say that.
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Between your movie, Creed, MMA, the Mayweather-McGregor fight, is this a good time for combat sports?
Yeah it's a big time for sports; I mean you see all these kids getting into it and I think that works out for us because I'm not ashamed to admit that something about our film, you look at it and you might think it's a guilty-pleasure and in a way it is. I've had a lot of the real-sports guys come up to me and say that with our films, they watch them to relax and have a good time but you know, they also find a lot of real stunt content. We are trying to entertain but at the same time we want to hit hard and show people something that if they're coming into our film from the MMA world, that this is something that can appeal to them.
Your biography says you were inspired to go into writing and directing by Martin Scorsese, what important lessons did he teach you?
Well this goes back to when I was starting out. I was an actor and I had some great experiences but one of them was on New York, New York which was a small role but a great experience because here I was on the set of this great film with Liza Minelli and Robert De Niro and it's this very brave film from a guy who was known for his presence in gangster and crime cinema to be making a musical, it felt very different and it was exciting.
But one day, I was writing, working on my thesis, and Scorsese sees me writing and asks to take a look at it and he tells me I'm pretty good. I'd worked in theatre as well, so I think I'd had a hand on storytelling, and he said I should think about going to film school. So I applied everywhere as far as I could, Marty even wrote me a letter of recommendation that I attached to my applications, and even got back some offers but in those days, well still in these days, but film school isn't cheap so I ended up going to Loyola Marymount on a scholarship but he was such a visionary and had complete control of his ideas and he just, he lit a flame under me and I guess it still hasn't been extinguished.
That must have been quite the calling card
Oh it helped for sure [Laughs].
Having been partially responsible for the revival of the Kickboxer franchise and this new film featuring Highlander's Christopher Lambert, what other films do you think or would like to see having a revival?
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Well back in 2011, I acquired Kings Road entertainment and we're looking into a lot of projects. With the Kickboxer films, there's a third one coming out and after that, were going to take a break from those for a while. We're looking into a TV series based on a brother of a character but we haven't introduced them yet.
There's also a pilot in the works, an adaptation of a comic book series I've written called Jiu Jitsu that's a project set in a sci-fi world but with a lot of strong martial arts elements that I think could make for an interesting combination but also there's a good library of titles we're looking at working on remakes on that we have the rights to.
One we're working on at the moment is the Steve Martin classic All of Me which I think, obviously, it's hard to find anyone to match Steve, but it's such a good premise and I really think we could do something unique with it. Another one we're looking at is an old Robin Williams and Jerry Stiller film, Seize The Day, that not many people seem to remember but it's a wonderful, wonderful film and another one that I think is ripe for re-discovery.
There's a similarity between martial arts and physical comedy in that innate star-power and ability to do it. You either just have 'it' or you don't.
Yeah, there is a similarity. You know, when you look at cinema history, there's only a handful of guys who can really do it: Steve for one, Robin, Jonathan Winters, who never really got the credit he deserved, there's 'Doctor Strangelove', Peter Sellers, there was a guy who knew how to do physical comedy and smart comedy and he could combine them. Some of the things he did, I don't know if anyone will match them. There are probably even fewer names in Martial arts but I think there's a chance, Alain could be thought of amongst them. As I've said, he's a handsome, charismatic guy and I think he'll show that he's also even though he's not known as an actor, he's truly got something, like you say, he's got 'it'.
And of course, for the longest time, Jean Claude Van Damme wasn't taken seriously as an actor not really until [2008 film] JCVD.
Well yeah and he's another one who he's so good in fight scenes that you can forget how good he is as an actor, in Kickboxer[: Retaliation], he has some big, emotional scenes that I think are going to surprise people, he's really good.
Also no one seems to give him credit for how funny he is because he really is a very funny guy. I mean, he has his pilot, Jean Claude Van Johnson, the series is out in January I think, and it's really good but you know, he's just- he's hilarious in it.
With your Greek background, if you haven't already, would you like to make a movie in Greece and if you did, what area of Greek life do you think could be interesting that hasn't been brought to screen already?
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There is a story I've been trying to tell for a while about how, during World War II, when the Germans took over Greece, they took a lot of Greeks up to Germany and near the end of the war when the Russians started liberating prisoners, my father, he had to walk home. There's this lovely story that I just haven't had the guts to write about this walk and how he encountered strangers and they would clothe and feed him as best they could and he would fix things around their towns because that's what he did and it's just this sort of an odyssey of his journey to go from there, back home. It's a story that involves a very positive outlook on life, it's not cynical, it's a very positive spirit and that's speaks to the Greek outlook, a very 'glass half-full' as opposed to half-empty.
Kickboxer: Retaliation is an action movie and a sports movie, so with that in mind, what would you say your favourite sports movie and action movie are?
That's a tough one. Sports movie, I'd say the Burt Reynolds film, The Longest Yard; I think it's a lot of fun, very comedic and it involves a lot of really good football. Action movie is a really tough one but I'd say the first Daniel Craig James Bond movie [Casino Royale]. It's just a really great way to kick off a rebooted franchise and the action is just so well choreographed.
And of course, there was the post-opening credits scene in that film with the originator of Parkour…
Yeah, it has that authenticity and we're trying to bring that to our film. In fact we have this one fight scene where Alain is fighting 17/18 men on his own and he takes them all out and we do it all in a single take so you know, we don't hide it behind the cuts, you see exactly how he takes out each of these 18 men and it just lends the action extra-credibility when you can see there aren't any strings to cover up. Over the two films we have over 6 world champions in their respective fields with guys like Tyson- even Bautista was a multiple world champ; even if some people don't respect wrestling, it's just another form of performance and what they do, the level of performance they put in 200-250 days of the year is incredible, I don't know many people who could do that.
But you know, we have all of these real names in it and we're getting all this good press, Variety gave us a great write-up for the first film and this one, I genuinely think, it blows the first one out of the water.
Kickboxer: Retaliation is out in cinemas in the US on January 20th 2018
(and hopefully not long after in the UK).
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Innovate UK's Biocatalyst Programme Awards Arquer Diagnostics Funding
News Mar 01, 2017 | Original story from Arquer Diagnostics
Arquer Diagnostics Ltd (Arquer), a diagnostic company which has developed a high sensitivity, high specificity, ELISA-based urine test for bladder cancer, has been awarded £70,000 funding under Innovate UK's Biocatalyst programme, to be awarded over a 12 month period, starting 1st March 2017. The funding will be used to support preparations for an international clinical study to evaluate Arquer's MCM5 ELISA-based non-invasive test for prostate cancer, as the Company expands the application of its technology into a wider range of cancers.
Arquer's diagnostic test, the MCM5-ELISA, detects the presence of minichromosome maintenance (MCM) protein, a marker for the presence of dividing cancer cells, to accurately diagnose cancer. MCM proteins are excellent biomarkers, being directly involved in cell replication, and are shed into urine by both prostate and bladder tumours. The funding follows the recent appointment of Nadia Whittley as CEO.
The study will utilise urine and semen samples from up to 100 patients, in order to inform the design of a wider clinical trial expected to commence in late 2017.
Commenting on the funding, Stuart McCracken, PhD, Consultant Urologist Sunderland Royal Hospital, UK, and UK Clinical Investigator for the study said: "There is an urgent need to find, and robustly validate, a novel cancer biomarker of prostate cancer. Studies such as this provide evidence that may support a change in the diagnostic pathway and start to allow reductions in expensive and unnecessary prostate biopsies which are very unpopular with patients and are a major financial burden to healthcare providers."
Nadia Whittley, CEO, Arquer Diagnostics, commented: "We are delighted that Innovate UK has identified the potential opportunity provided by our diagnostic test, particularly as we move forward to commercialise our MCM5 ELISA. The MCM5 ELISA is expected to significantly reduce the number of patients undergoing invasive and costly diagnostic procedures such as cystoscopy and biopsy, as it offers highly accurate diagnostic results from small amounts of body fluid."
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This is a trio album involving two players, Hakim over-dubbing himself on piano and bass, Matt Slocum completing the line-up on drums. For me, there's no substitute for the excitement that can be generated from the spontaneous interplay of three musicians at the top of their game - you only have to look to the Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett trios to prove this point. Hakim does some nice things on bass in this collection of ten originals that fuses folksy Americana with European Romanticism.
Various pundits are tipping Pablo Held as the next big piano star which is a big claim considering that the artistic firmament is radiant with similarly talented contenders. Not all of them get the opportunity to play in concert with one of the leading figures of contemporary jazz and for that reason one might have hoped that a little more could have been made of the occasion.
The piano trio element is largely elegiac and bloodlessly introspective with none of the mainly through composed pieces having much form, being diffuse and unfocused. Scofield drifts in and out and often sounds detached from the proceedings and though he breaks free of the rather stultifying atmosphere on a couple of occasions he never sounds as edgy and urgent as when playing in more robust company.The audience seemed to like it, though how they stayed awake throughout the entire set must have been a feat in its self. Perhaps it is one of those recordings that only reveal its virtues after many playings but I have to say that on the basis of a couple of spins, it just doesn't work for me.
This is Williamson's fourth album for ECM and the first to feature all his original compositions and poetry, having previously explored the works of poets including Dylan Thomas, Henry Vaughan and William Blake amongst others. Williamson's words, for this listener, far outstrip his abilities as a singer, and it is fair to say a little goes a long way. 'These Hands' works well as a 'sung' composition, but the titles such as 'Night Comes Quickly In LA' and most notably 'Just West of Monmouth' where the words are spoken are perhaps the highlight of the set.
Making up the instrumental trio with Williamson's Celtic harp, guitar and Hardanger fiddle we have improvising viola player Mat Maneri and drummer/percussionist, Ches Smith, and it is the work of these two fine musicians that provide the interest in this otherwise fairly bland set.
Though this album is led by pianist Roberto Zanetti, the most impressive soloist is actually his guest. Tonollo has a lovely sound on both soprano and tenor saxophone and his ideas flow beautifully. The stand-out track is "Guadalupe" which begins with an extended sax/drums passage, Tonollo turning up the heat in this Latin-infused number. It reminds me very much of Sonny Rollins in piano-less trio mode. All the compositions are by Zanetti which for the most part plough a Horace Silverish hardbop furrow, the final track, "Big Apple", with its amen call and response section redolent of Miles' "So What".


In Greek mythology, Charon is the ferryman of Hades who carries souls of the newly deceased across the rivers Styx and Acheron that divided the world of the living from the world of the dead. Usually a coin was sometimes placed in or on top of the mouth of a dead person to pay Charon for passage. Some authors say that those who could not pay the fee, or those whose bodies were left unburied, had to wander the shores for one hundred years. This ancient tradition continues today as some cultures still place coins on the eyes of the deceased before burial.
I've even read that scientists studying the Shroud of Turin saw indications of coins, type issued at the time of Pontius Pilate, placed over the eyes of the figure, regarded by many to be that of Jesus Christ; by the impressions left on the cloth picked up on their scanners. Fascinating!
In my experience I would have to answer, YES! I have been finding pennies and other loose change on the ground and other places all my life, but never gave it a thought that it could be a loved one who had passed on to the other side and was trying to get my attention. I just thought I was the lucky recipient of some unfortunate person dropping their money. I wasn't that familiar with this phenomenon at all. It really became apparent that this could be something of the supernatural realm after my experience at my friend's house when we had coins being tossed around the room and against the wall. Although this is unusual occurrence, it seems this is a common sign from spirits. We had a number of objects thrown during the time at my friend's "haunted house" and pennies were among them.
Perhaps the most unsettling thing that happened after we sold his house to contractors was the frequent times pennies were dropping from the ceiling, thrown down the steps and against the front door at my house now! We even had foreign money appear out of nowhere. We've collected German Deutsche Marks, Canadian and Mexican coins, and even a Morgan silver dollar! No gold doubloons yet. I'll get back to this-so keep reading.
So, if pennies are from Heaven or from a ghost, then what is the spiritual significance of finding dimes? Yes, we have been finding those too. A dime has ten pennies within it. After doing some research, apparently some consider the number 10 means, "We reap what we sow." Ten can also mean fulfillment or completion of something. What dimes and pennies mean to me may not be of significance for you. There's no right or wrong interpretation. No matter what your interpretation is, finding loose change around is supposedly a sign from the spirit world.
So is it a deceased loved one leaving the coins?
A friend told me her story about her deceased father and dimes after hearing the spooky experiences in my friend's house. She and her family have been long time supporters of my strange story and totally believe my paranormal encounters to be true. She told me of her and her family finding dimes around the time of construction and decoration of her brother's new dental office. Her father had been a cement contractor who did pavements, patios, and floors. So, when a new cement floor was being put down and still wet, apparently a dime was found in it the next day. Thinking the contractors were carrying out an old tradition, when people embed a coin in wet cement near a new project to bring luck, they asked the men if they had put in the dime. No, they said. Then my friend and her brother started to find other dimes around the office, and outside on the sidewalk near the front entrance. They decided later to collect the dimes that they now believed were from her father. Pretty soon they had a jar full of dimes! She told me that she had never gotten the chance to tell her Dad a final goodbye when he was in the hospital dying from cancer and that she always felt a bit sad and that she didn't have closure. This now seemed to be a validation from him to wish his family luck and that he was visiting and watching over them. This loving act has brought a sense of peace and humor to her and her family. They continue to feel he is popping in from time to time to visit, as they are still finding and collecting dimes!
So, let's get back to our mystery of the foreign money being left at our house. As I mentioned we have had coins other than American money tossed and thrown around our house, and that my friend was of German heritage and world traveler. I am convinced it's a link to my deceased friend and his family. I was with a client at my home studio back in March 2010, when we had to stop in mid conversation when we heard loud sounds of coins being thrown against my studio wall that is part of my center hallway. They had come from the direction of my living room,which had no one in at the time. My client was speechless when I pick up 4 German Deutsche Marks off the hallway rug. Chills went up my spine as I remembered 3 members of my friend's family came to this country in the late 1940's and my friend was born in this country in 1953! That same day we had Canadian coins and Mexican pesos thrown from the upstairs hall down the steps and hit my front door. Again I looked at the date. The coin dated 1967-the time my friend attended the Montreal World's Fair held in 1967 and he also spent a great deal of time in Mexico and South American being an anthropologist and archaeologist specializing in the ancient Mayan Indian culture. What about the Morgan Silver dollar? I tell you more about this coin in a later blog.
Were my friends and his family trying to communicate with me or just some random coincidence? I don't have the answers only my experience to share. I did get in touch with a metaphysical physicist, connected to a university in California several months ago. His reply to me, after telling him of my dealings with solid objects materializing out of nowhere, was that he had no answers only a theory. He believed that there are different inter-dimensional portals and perhaps beings (spirits?) related to those dimensions that can manipulate space and time that allow solid objects to act differently that we have yet to comprehend.
That made sense to me. There are just too many people with the same personal story of receiving "Ghost Money" for it to be just a freak occurrence. Our failure to recognize or comprehend this is no one's fault. Only recently do people feel comfortable enough of telling of these unique supernatural experiences and not fear being told they are crazy. We're not! Maybe one day science will be able to explain this phenomenon to us but for now if you feel you are being left "Pennies from Heaven" thank the spirits or a loved one who sent it. They are listening.


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Therapeutic boarding schools for girls from or in Del Rio, Texas. Help for adoption troubles, self-harm, eating disorders call: 406-847-5850 – therapeutic boarding schools and schools for troubled teens.
Therapeutic boarding schools for girls from or in Del Rio, Texas. Help for adoption troubles, self-harm, eating disorders call: 406-847-5850 – therapeutic schools and schools for troubled teens.
Are You Researching Therapeutic Boarding Schools in Del Rio, TX for a Girl Suffering Emotionally and Acting Out Behaviorally Due to Emotional Distress from Feelings of Abandonment (Adoption Issues) or a Major Loss or Trauma in Her Life?
If your teenage girl is displaying misbehavior or is making harmful choices, Clearview Horizon may be a good place to start as you research therapeutic boarding schools in Del Rio, TX.
While not in Del Rio, Texas, Clearview Horizon works with girls from your town in a beautiful facility in the mountains nearby the year-round resort town of Sandpoint, Idaho. Our facility is intentionally located in a remote area because an important part of therapy is for the girl to be far away from influences, issues and similar surroundings so that she can put those out of her mind. It also discourages our residents from thinking about connecting with friends and leaving our facility.
To summarize, Clearview Horizon is a therapeutic boarding school for teenage girls with life-controlling issues or misbehavior that may be threatening to their future. Our therapists work best with girls who are acting out or making poor decisions due to emotional issues stemming from: major trauma or loss in their life, physical or mental abuse, death of a loved one, or attachment disorders related to adoption. We also specialize in eating disorders and self-harm.
Girls who are having emotional and behavioral problems tend to be behind in in school. Our academic program is intentionally computer-based, assisted by a certified teacher, so that young women in our care are able to get caught up and even get ahead in their academics while they are at Clearview. We also provide tutoring if needed, and regular academic progress reports are emailed to parents.
Clearview emphasizes a balanced diet along with physical fitness, restful sleep and fun times; all designed to teach a healthy lifestyle. Girls participate in many outdoor and recreational events during the year, as well as organized team sports. Our residents are also taken on regular overnight treks in the beautiful and rugged mountains of Western Montana and Idaho. For spiritual support, girls are given encouragement and instruction by our Christian staff and can attend chapel services, but we also honor other faiths and will not force Christianity on any young woman or require them to participate in Christian services or studies.
Teenage girls in our care attend individual, group, and family therapy sessions with our staff of therapists. Among our professional staff, we also have a Chemical Dependency Counselor for problems related to illicit drug, alcohol or prescription drug abuse, which often accompanies emotional upheaval or when teenagers self-medicate in order to dull their emotional pain. Also, art therapy gives girls another way to release their emotions. And animal and equine therapy is a part of our therapy, featuring dogs and miniature horses. Finally, through round the clock interactions with our trained staff, the girls receive constant feedback and assistance in their thinking and actions.
Parents send their girls to our therapeutic boarding school from across the nation, including from Del Rio, Texas. We are proud of what our clinical team accomplishes with these girls, and our hope is that we have the chance to also help your girl.
Please browse through our website to learn more about our therapeutic boarding school for girls, even though we are not located in Del Rio, TX. Also, read some of our many success stories and feel free to ask us for references you can call.
Please Inquire for More Information and the Fees for the Clearview Horizon Therapeutic Boarding School for Girls, though we are located in the Pacific Northwest, not in Del Rio, TX.
Excerpt about therapeutic boarding schools in Del Rio, Texas, used with permission from Wikipedia.
Should you need help finding affordable therapeutic schools, reform schools, emotional growth schools or military schools, please let us know. Clearview Horizon is a Christian therapeutic boarding school for troubled teenage girls offering teen counseling for girls with adoption issues (reactive attachment disorders), self-harm (self-mutilation) or cutting, or eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, anorexia nervosa). Other behavioral issues and disorders we deal with include: defiance, depression, post traumatic stress, abuse, and general anxiety. If you have an out of control girl, please think about Clearview Horizon, a school for troubled girls that offers teen counseling and teen counselors for troubled girls. We offer counseling for troubled teens and out of control teens and especially work with RAD girls and adopted girls with emotional disorders. If you are searching for residential treatment centers for girls, troubled youth homes, troubled teen schools or troubled teen boarding schools, you have found one. Homes for troubled teens and boarding schools for teens don't typically offer teen counseling and therapy, but we do.


Cerebral vasospasm means a spasm of the cerebral blood vessels, resulting in a decrease in the diameter of these vessels. Vasospasm-induced cerebral ischaemia is a common complication of subarachnoid haemorrhage, with vasospasm typically starting a few days after the bleed, reaching a peak after 10 days and lasting 3 to 4 weeks.
Spasm involving the cerebral arteries also has been described in severe head injuries, infections, hypertensive encephalopathy, eclampsia of pregnancy and migraine.
Vasospasm can be detected by the signs observed on physical examination (fever, neck stiffness, mild confusion, dysphasia, hemiplegia, severely impaired consciousness, classic picture of "Stroke") although the patient may or may not be clinically affected, and by radiological methods such as cerebral angiography, and transcranial Doppler (TCD) ultrasound.
12950 there is some evidence that cerebral vasospasm may be a factor in the development of the condition under consideration, a cerebrovascular accident.
12720 the veteran had cerebral vasospasm at the time of the clinical onset of the condition under consideration, a cerebrovascular accident.
37217 at the time of the clinical onset of the condition under consideration, the veteran had cerebral vasospasm as a consequence of an illness or injury which is identifiable.
12725 the veteran has established the causal connection between cerebral vasospasm and VEA service for the clinical onset of cerebrovascular accident.
12726 the veteran has established the causal connection between cerebral vasospasm and operational service for the clinical onset of cerebrovascular accident.
12727 the veteran has established the causal connection between cerebral vasospasm and eligible service for the clinical onset of cerebrovascular accident.
12728 the identified illness or injury, which caused the cerebral vasospasm, is causally related to operational service.
12729 the identified illness or injury, which caused the cerebral vasospasm, is causally related to eligible service.


It seems to be widely observed that of late, sudden and unexpected deaths occur with terrifying frequency and even visited some of our brethren's homes. Just this month of March or a matter of 3 weeks, we have ministered in several funeral/graveyard services in memory of our dear loved ones, brethren, and friends from Sis. Cristy Yabut, Nanay Lydia Fajarda, Bro. Edmond Cayos, Bro. Wilfredo Bayhon, Sis. Nenita Jumilla, and lately Nanay Lydia Antonio, the mother of Bro. Marco, who, by God's sustaining grace, had undergone last Tuesday a successful triple heart bypass, and now still in the hospital, smoothly recovering in God's intervening and replenishing grace, even after learning of the abrupt departure of his mom.
An inquiry into the physical causes of this observation would no doubt yield important and instructive results. But it is not for us, here and now, to engage in those researches, but rather turn to the Word of God for Doctrine, Consolation, and Admonition. Among others, we are to always recognize the truth and fact that God is sovereign, in control of the seasons of life, and "in Him we live, and move, and have our being." Likewise as Romans 8:28 would assure us, "And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." Knowing God's wisdom both in justice and love, sudden death is always timely, though we may not see it so. Our God who allows trials and crises, is the same God who also provides comfort. The Bible in II Corinthians 1:3b aptly refers to Him as "the Father of mercies and the God of all comfort." The Bible says many wonderful things about the death of a Christian. II Corinthians 5:8 assures us, "We are confident, I say, an d willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord." Certainly, d eath for a Christian is a promotion to Glory, an infinitely better country based on Hebrews 11:16.


To answer your phone or not to answer your phone? This has always been the million-dollar question in our industry. Here is some context to help you make the right decision for you and your business.
Did you know it's been estimated that as many as 85% of callers who can't reach a company on the first try will not call back? And 75% of those same callers will not leave a voicemail message. So, for home inspectors, it's safe to assume that, if you are out on an inspection with a client and a real estate agent, and your phone rings but you don't answer it, the person calling you will most likely hang up and that business will be lost to you. On the flip side, if you do answer the call, you run the risk of upsetting your client and the agent because you are being paid to complete the inspection, not to answer your phone.
Given this challenge, what exactly should a successful, in-demand inspector do?
Full disclosure—I'm a big believer in using the services of a call center if it's the "right" call center. Not all call centers are created equal. Make sure that the call center provides the services you want and need in a way that meets or exceeds your expectations. And, of course, it must make fiscal sense for the inspection business.
According to Paul Zak, CEO of America's Call Center (ACC), there are many reasons for an inspector to use the services of a call center.
When I started my business, my wife did all the scheduling. Even if she was at a meeting with real estate agents, at the grocery store or out to dinner, she always carried her scheduling book and answered the phone whenever possible. One day, our granddaughter was with us and she casually asked my wife, "Grandma, when are you going to be my grandma without the phone?" As you might imagine, that changed everything.
Shortly after, we did an informal analysis of our booking process and discovered we were actually losing a minimum of six inspections per month because my wife was unable to answer the phone. So, we chose to engage a call center. For us, it was definitely the right decision.
When my wife answered the phone for our inspection business, she presented a strong and professional image for our company. However, not everyone has this ability and some inspectors really struggle with it for various reasons.
As they say in the advertising world, perception is reality. So, when your phone is answered by a professional—that is, someone who knows the industry and how to successfully navigate the end-to-end process of selling and booking inspections—the person on the other end of the line feels it. They know they are in good hands, and they come away from the conversation feeling confident and pleased with the experience.
In the end, they have a positive perception of the brand, and you have satisfied clients and real estate agents who will become loyal and strong referral sources.
There are many call centers out there, but only a handful specialize in the inspection industry. And even fewer employ quality, well-trained specialists who can do more than simply take a message.
For my inspection business, we use a call center that specializes in the industry and it has made all the difference.
Remember, it's more than just answering a phone and taking a message.
It's about creating a positive brand experience with a client. That starts with having the right support team in your corner.
We all strive to achieve a better work-life balance. We all wish we had more time to do the things we want while still making more money.
Once my wife and I made up our minds to use a call center for our inspection business, the quality of our lives and our business improved dramatically. Whether we were out to dinner or traveling or visiting with friends, it was always nice to know we were not missing any inspections. And we were making more money while having more fun!
With a solid support team helping you sell and book inspections, promote your ancillary services, manage your leads and more, you'll have more time to spend growing your business and doing things you enjoy.
Using a call center is not for everyone, but using the right call center can be a powerful tool in your arsenal. It can allow you to increase your competitive advantage, differentiate your inspection business from the pack and improve your quality of life. I strongly suggest you consider it.


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The United States, Mexico and Canada Agreement's Impact on Cool Technologies' Mexican Purchase Commitments
A number of shareholders have questioned the impact of the new USMCA trade deal on the Company. We don't foresee a significant price impact on Class 3-5 Ford Pickup Trucks in the short term.
"The new deal is a big win for Detroit's Big Three auto makers, which rely heavily on their factories in Canada and Mexico to build cars and trucks for the U.S. market and are less exposed to the new rules than foreign-based rivals because many of their vehicles already meet the stiffer requirements, some industry analysts say." From an article by Chester Dawson and Adrienne Roberts dated October 1, 2018 on wsj.com: https://tinyurl.com/yc7cqegk
'Lobbyists for all three of the Detroit-based auto makers applauded the deal and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a trade group representing 12 of the largest American and foreign-brand auto makers, called the pact an "encouraging development."' From an article by Chester Dawson and Adrienne Roberts dated October 1, 2018 on wsj.com: https://tinyurl.com/yc7cqegk
"But, auto experts cautioned that the new trade agreement is going to bump up car prices in the United States, especially small cars that used to be manufactured in Mexico but may not be able to bring across the border tariff free anymore." From an article by Tirthankar Chakraborty dated October 03, 2018 on Zacks.com: https://tinyurl.com/ybvxwyxg
'Thus, Ivan Drury, Edmunds' Senior Manager of Industry Analysis rightly said that "the new regional value content requirements mean that automakers will not able to source parts as freely, so there will be added costs associated with vehicle manufacturing." He added that "given that new vehicle prices are already stretched to record highs, things could take an ugly turn for consumer wallets."' From an article by Tirthankar Chakraborty dated October 03, 2018 on Zacks.com: https://tinyurl.com/ybvxwyxg
"Mexico is exempt as long as its manufacturing growth doesn't exceed U.S. production, while Canada's applies to far more cars than the country produces." From an article by Andrew Ganz dated October 1, 2018 on thecarconnection.com: https://tinyurl.com/y8tqm2fl
As for electric motors … The new deal includes them under 'complementary components'
"This includes a wide range of items, including catalytic converters, lighting, electric motors, and wiring sets, which have a lower regional value content to claim origination, from 62 percent in 2020 to 65 percent in 2023. This reflects the higher raw material costs sourced outside of the region, but still the USMCA's authors desire to incentivize local, final assembly. As all forms of electrified vehicles increase in the market, products such as electric motors should grow in demand to justify localizing their manufacturing and counting their value in the USMCA formulas." From an article by Lou Longo, Alejandro A. Rodriguez and Daron Gifford dated October 5, 2018 on the Plante & Moran PLLC (audit, tax, consulting, and wealth management) website: https://tinyurl.com/yb8c97sg
"As NAFTA swung incremental assembly capacity to Mexico when international vehicle manufacturers were ready to expand into North America, USMCA will likely spur incremental engine, transmission and other components for electric vehicles into North America to deepen the North American supply chain." From an article by Dave Andrea dated October 7, 2018 on Forbes.com https://tinyurl.com/y7avec5c
Governmental approvals and tiered implementation will delay the impact.
"As with all multilateral trade deals, there is a great deal that remains in the USMCA for the signatory parties to define and determine in real time, post-ratification. With a five-year roll-in for many of the provisions, we will have to wait to see how the global automotive industry responds." From an article by Dave Andrea dated October 7, 2018 on Forbes.com: https://tinyurl.com/y7avec5c
"The USMCA provides for "grow-in" periods to allow time for OEMs and suppliers to review sourcing strategies. Under these provisions, most content percentages and other provisions generally will be effective in 2023. This means that OEMs and suppliers will have five years to adjust the supply chain underneath existing vehicles and new vehicle introductions." From an article by Lou Longo, Alejandro A. Rodriguez and Daron Gifford dated October 5, 2018 on the Plante & Moran PLLC (audit, tax, consulting, and wealth management) website: https://tinyurl.com/yb8c97sg
"Given that the majority of all timelines written into the USMCA begin Jan. 1, 2020, there's a general perception that the United States, Canada, and Mexico will live under the current NAFTA agreement through 2019." From an article by Lou Longo, Alejandro A. Rodriguez and Daron Gifford dated October 5, 2018 on the Plante & Moran PLLC (audit, tax, consulting, and wealth management) website: https://tinyurl.com/yb8c97sg
"In the meantime, the U.S. International Trade Commission is required to issue an economic impact analysis, and the U.S. Senate Finance Committee and the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee should hold public hearings and report out on the final text. It's unlikely these items will go forward before the next session of Congress convenes in 2019." From an article by Lou Longo, Alejandro A. Rodriguez and Daron Gifford dated October 5, 2018 on the Plante & Moran PLLC (audit, tax, consulting, and wealth management) website: https://tinyurl.com/yb8c97sg
Overall, we believe experts such as Mack McLarty, former trade advisor to Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton:
"The agreement keeps the North American supply chain intact and North America will continue to be more competitive in the world". From an article by Jamie LaReau dated October 4, 2018 on The Detroit Free Press website: https://tinyurl.com/ybbzawx9
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