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Part two. National challenges and their strategies to overcome them
Asian capitalism in crisis: a focus on Malaysia
Elsa Lafaye de Micheaux
1April 2009
2Malaysia is a small, prosperous country between India and China, with a population of 27 million and an area 330,000 km2. The country is separated into two distinct regions by a stretch of sea; Peninsular Malaysia lies on the Strait of Malacca and the states of Sabah and Sarawak are situated on the island of Borneo. Malaysia is situated at the crossroads of South-East Asia, to the north of the Indonesian archipelago. From an economic point of view, it belongs to the new generation of emerging countries known as the "Tigers", which along with Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia, and in the wake of the four Dragons (Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore), have participated in the "Asian miracle". Malaysia's standard of living and buoyant economy definitely make it the leading "Tiger" of ASEAN. At the heart of the Malay world, rooted in a long Muslim tradition, its multi-ethnic population and religious pluralism also make it a crossroads where languages, civilisations and influences meet and intermingle.
3From the 16th century onwards, the highly coveted port of Malacca was subjected to successive waves of European colonial conquests (by the Portuguese, Dutch and English), which had a primarily commercial objective. In the 19th century, along with Penang and then Singapore, Malacca was part of the Straits Settlements and was under British rule. The exploitation of local natural resources quickly superseded the mercantilist reasoning behind port business. From 1874 onwards, Great Britain extended the direct colonial rule of strategic ports to the Peninsula's tinmining states. Colonisation, although somewhat incomplete, thus drew Malaysia into the so-called first globalisation at the beginning of the 20th century, generating an opening up of the local economy that had never occurred before. Flows have structured Malaysia's economy and demography in the long-term including the flow of goods, which was a continuation of much older trades, the flow of foreign capital for funding regional development, and the massive influx of partly servile immigrant labour from China and especially India to carry out the additional work created by this development. Trade greatly accelerated from 1910 until the Great Depression in the 1930s and the Peninsula started to produce rubber and tin for European and American capitalist companies, to meet the global demand.
1 In 1963, the Federation of Malaysia welcomed the states of Sabah and Sarawak (Borneo). Singapore g (...)
2 The short attempt at promoting imports, influenced by nationalism in the 1970s, did not mean a rej (...)
4Modern Malaysia's initial vulnerability to global economic cycles, through its dependence on foreign export demands, foreign capital and imported technology, has remained a characteristic trait of its economy. From the 1960s, Malaysia1 initiated a gradual conversion of its agriculture exports into more diversified industrialisation. This was carried out, upon recommendations from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and mostly, with European financial aid. Since the arrival of capitalism in Malaysia, however, and regardless of the period, the flagships of Malaysian industry have always been created based on quantity, run and dominated by foreign capital, and products have mainly been allocated for export2.
5An outcome of successful reconversion and the driving force behind its economic growth, the electronics industry has led to the country being ranked the leading world exporter in this domain for more than a decade. However, the pioneering companies, which were welcomed by local authorities from 1972 onwards, are American and Japanese multinationals, and more recently Taiwanese. Concentrated mostly in Penang's industrial cluster, they apply technology developed in parent companies. This concentration inhibited the emergence of national companies capable of competing with these global electronics giants. Employing close to a fifth of the active industrial population, the electronics industry accounts for nearly 40% of Malaysian exports, more than other export revenues that mainly come from the country's abundance of natural resources (natural gas, crude oil, palm oil, petroleum products and exotic wood).
3 Foreign trade is more than twice its GDP, direct foreign investments have been flowing in since th (...)
6As a small open economy3, Malaysia is therefore structurally vulnerable to external shock. This is the reason for which it was shaken up by the financial crises in 1997 and 1998 and then by the burst of the internet bubble in 2000, which sent a severe jolt through the global electronics industry. Consequently, the limits of extraversion and the virtue of economic sovereignty became apparent within the region. This sovereignty was exercised several times in Malaysia's economic history. The most famous is undoubtedly Prime Minister Mahathir's refusal of IMF's aid in 1998 while he was restoring control of the capital, in order to isolate the country from the collapse in the economies of emerging countries. More discreet, but equally as striking, was that public investment permanently took over a domestic demand weakened by the crisis and a foreign demand that had been slowed down by a change in the global business cycle of the electronics industry. In the middle of the first decade of the 2000s, the state played a major role in accumulating the capital, (for example, more than 60% in 2001-2004), which helped to reignite the Malaysian economy under better conditions. The weight of public investment was still 54% in 2007. Curiously, this economic sovereignty was part of the ongoing measures taken by the New Economic Policy (NEP, 1971-1991), and reflected the ambiguity of these measures. In order to reach its development objectives, the government created a type of state capitalism, closely linking politics to business circles. On the other hand, despite a local economy characterised by both the dynamism of small and medium-sized Chinese businesses, and the influence of a Chinese business class, which had been residing in Malaysia for a long time, the economic policy was prone to promoting foreign interests rather than supporting local Sino-Malaysian entrepreneurs. The Chinese population living in Malaysia represents about a quarter of the national population and owns two thirds of the small and medium-sized local businesses. Following the two periods of economic slow-down in 1998, 2000 and 2001, the country also attempted to diversify its economy by supporting sectors that focused on domestic demand, by developing "Islamic" sectors, and by trying to weaken the structural influence of the electronics industry and its dependence on America's demand.
4 Aziz Zeti Akhtar, "Asia, a decade of transformations", Finances and development, IMF, June 2007, p (...)
7The global financial crisis, which since autumn in 2008 has gradually turned into a global economic crisis, seemed to temporarily spare Asia's emerging countries, particularly those of South-East Asia. Like Zeti Akhtar Aziz, Governor of Negara Bank, it is plausible to think, that "the changes occurred since the 1997 crisis have made Asia a centre of dynamism and stability within the world economy4". In its overview of the world economy that was published in November 2008, the IMF considered that the decline in Asian GDP would be minimal, as the region, inspired by lessons from the Asian crisis, was resisting the 2008 financial turbulence quite well. For Malaysia, experts announced a growth rate of 5.7% in 2008 and 4.8% in 2009.
8However, the forecast for global growth has already had to be scaled down: the world economy is entering into recession (-1% for 2009), and although developed economies are being hit the hardest, as Asia participates in global business, it cannot escape the crisis.
5 However, Malaysia would later register a trade surplus for the 11th consecutive year.
9In February 2009, IMF's updated data predicted a growth rate of only 5.5% for developing Asia in 2009 (compared to almost 8% in 2008), and a halved growth rate for the five ASEAN countries (2.7% in 2009 compared to 5.4% in 2008). What was even more surprising was the situation of the Asian Dragons, which experienced a severe recession, with a fall in GDP of-3.9%. In the last quarter of 2008, Malaysia saw almost no growth (+0.5%), which reduced its annual growth around the end of 2008 and the beginning of 2009.5 In fact, Japan, Singapore and the United States, Malaysia's leading business partners, saw their economies decline, and dragged their small business partner into their recession.
10Thus, the year 2009 started very badly with a sharp decline in industrial production that was due to Malaysia's dependence on its exports. The manufacturing industry registered a 22% drop in sales in January 2009 compared to January 2008. Employing almost a million people, the industrial sector lost a tenth of its workforce in a year. The sectors most severely affected by this meltdown were the major export sectors. In the software sector, the sale of computers and peripheral devices dropped by half (- 48.5%) compared to the previous year, while the sale of semiconductors dropped by 35%. These two branches alone explain the 40% decline in registered industrial sales. If we consider export trends, the analysis confirmed that Malaysian exports fell by 25% between January 2008 and January 2009, mainly due to exports of electronic goods that have lost more than a third of their value. A counter-trend, albeit a fragile one, is that domestic demand remains, for the moment, steadier than during previous crises, due to both the relative stability of private consumption growth maintenance and the strong support of public demand.
11We can expect a deepening of the global crisis in 2009 in spite of the growth plans that have been announced. If this scenario continues, Malaysia will be caught up in the crisis, despite its intrinsic virtues, political voluntarism and its successful integration into globalisation through international trade.
1 In 1963, the Federation of Malaysia welcomed the states of Sabah and Sarawak (Borneo). Singapore gained sovereignty in 1965 and since then Malaysia has been a federation of 13 states located in two geographical entities that are separated by the South China Sea.
2 The short attempt at promoting imports, influenced by nationalism in the 1970s, did not mean a rejection of the policies promoting exports.
3 Foreign trade is more than twice its GDP, direct foreign investments have been flowing in since the end of the 1980s and the capital market was deregulated.
4 Aziz Zeti Akhtar, "Asia, a decade of transformations", Finances and development, IMF, June 2007, p. 27.
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Ра́дик Лена́ртович Ха́рисов () — глава Администрации города Астрахань с 16 ноября 2018 года по 25 февраля 2020 года.

Биография
В 1986 году окончил Уфимский нефтяной институт по специальности «Технология и комплексная механизация разработки нефтяных и газовых месторождений», горный инженер. В 1992 году в том же институте получил специальность «Экономика и управление в отрасли топливно-энергетического комплекса».
Является кандидатом экономических наук .

Карьера
Трудовую деятельность начал в Газопромысловом управлении ПО «Астраханьгазпром». С июня 1997 года работал заместителем генерального директора по экономике ООО «Астраханьгазпром». Избирался депутатом Красноярского районного Представительного Собрания Астраханской области. В октябре 2006 года избран депутатом Государственной Думы Астраханской области четвертого созыва. Член комитета Государственной Думы Астраханской области: по бюджетно-финансовой, экономической, налоговой политике и собственности;  по промышленной политике, предпринимательству и торговле; председатель комитета Государственной Думы Астраханской области по промышленной политике, предпринимательству и торговле . Был назначен главой Администрации города Астрахань с 16 ноября 2018 года по 25 февраля 2020 года . 26 февраля 2020 года стал директором ООО "Газпром межрегионгаз Астрахань" .

Награды
В 2002 и 2006 годах награждён Почётной грамотой губернатора Астраханской области. В 2014 — медалью ордена «За заслуги перед Астраханской областью». В 2018 — знаком отличия «Честь и Слава» III степени. 2 марта 2020 года был награждён почётной грамотой губернатора Астраханской области

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Justice Secretary David Gauke has unveiled plans to introduce the Civil Liability Bill through the House of Lords this week. The new bill includes changes to the way the discount rate is set as well as how whiplash claims are paid out. However, it does not give any indication as to whether the Ogden rate will actually be altered as a result.
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) has confirmed that it is one of the latest signatories to the Woman in Finance Charter. HM Treasury has today revealed the firms that have recently joined the Charter which bring the total signatories to more than 200, employing over 650,000 people.
In further news, BIBA has teamed up with the Worldwide Broker Network (WBN) to help members with their EU clients after Brexit. The trade body said that WBN will facilitate the introduction of Biba members to one of their member firms in an EU state so that they can continue to work with EU based clients.
Lloyd's has plummeted from a £2.1bn pre-tax profit in 2016 to a loss of £2bn in 2017. The net swing of more than £4bn came as the combined operating ratio worsened to 114% in the past 12 months (2016: 97.9%). The insurance market flagged that the year was "one of the costliest" for natural catastrophes in the past decade. In particular, it highlighted the frequency and scale of the disasters that struck around the world in the second half of 2017.
International General Insurance Holdings Limited has reported earnings for the 2017 financial year. The Group announced a 19% increase in gross written premiums (GWP) from US$231.43 million as of 31st December 2016 to US$275.34m for the same period in 2017, demonstrating growth in GWP in all of IGI's major lines of business. This growth came as a result of writing more business in existing lines and an expansion in IGI's Casualty and Energy classes.
AIG have published a new D&O guide to Directors & Officers Liability in association with Marsh. The purpose of the guide is to explain and provide perspective on the current responsibilities for Risk mmnagers and their senior management in an increasingly unforgiving operating environment.
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) is the latest signatory of the "Time To Change" pledge to end mental health stigma. Time to Change is a growing social movement run by charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, which supports people to open up to mental health problems. By signing, the CII is committing to change the way we all think and act about mental health in the workplace.
Aviva is launching a new mental health service which will help employees of its large corporate clients get quick, specialised support when experiencing mental health conditions. The new service enables employees with a mental health condition to receive rapid access to assessment within 48 hours, and integrated end-to-end clinical treatment with a dedicated Case Manager.
Broker Network has completed the purchase of Knighthood Corporate Assurance Services Ltd, bringing its total number of regional powerhouse acquisitions to five. Broker Network has purchased the brokerage from Sunderland Marine, part of the North Group. The deal sees the business continue to operate from their current location with a retained management team.
Independent underwriting agency MGAM Limited has a new 'one-stop' event insurance product that can be white labelled by intermediaries. Called "MGAM Events," the offering aims to provide coverholders and Brokers the ease of writing essential events cover, as well as extensions, through an integrated management system. Available as standard are Employers' Liability, Public Liability, Event Equipment, Abandonment, Cancellation, or Postponement, while additional cover includes damage to venue and for overseas work.
Amidst all of the worrying over Amazon's eyeing of the insurance market, many have been consoled by the idea that entering a complex, highly-regulated industry is no easy feat for a newbie – Google has already had a failed crack at it. However the vast amount of data held by tech behemoths and the insight that it can offer into consumer habits, may well give them an edge over Insurers still struggling to get to grips with technology.
It's been a busy start to the year for Saffron Insurance: after joining Broker Network in January, the firm announced the purchase of brokerage Grove Financial Management earlier this month, and then quickly followed it up with a second acquisition of Continuum Insurance Brokers.
Insurance pay-outs made by Trade Credit Insurers in 2017 were at their highest level since 2009 according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI). High profile company failures in 2017 included Monarch Airlines and Palmer and Harvey, and they were followed in 2018 by Carillion, Toys R Us and Maplin. The ABI has previously said that Trade Credit Insurers will pay out an estimated £31m to help firms in the supply chain recover from the collapse of construction giant Carillion. According to the Insurer trade body, company insolvencies were up by 4% in 2017, which has resulted in "challenging trading conditions at home and abroad".
Pen Underwriting has confirmed that it has made 11 people redundant from its Chelmsford office following a decision to move its schemes business to other locations.
Applied Systems has announced that its Epic platform now includes a number of additional features. The platform, which was first launched in the UK in late 2016, now offers Brokers the ability to text their clients and receive SMS responses via the platform. It has also had renewal management capability added to the software. In addition, Brokers have begun to adopt the app-based technology on the platform.
Sheffield-based The Floow has launched a production-ready platform that promises to turn months into just days for the likes of Insurers, fleet operators and auto manufacturers who wish to adopt telematics technology. Called "FloowDrive," the new platform enables a motorist's smartphone – not handled during a trip – to serve as an in-car data sensor that will monitor driver behaviour and allow the Floow to determine a safety score.
Lorega has launched a new Cyber product called "Cyber 10,". The low-cost offering features a stand-alone helpline that will support SMEs in times of cyberattacks and data breaches. It pays for up to 10 hours of expert telephone advice from a cyber emergency response team (CERT) per claim that insureds make during the period of cover.
Uber Technologies' autonomous vehicle testing was brought to a halt this week after a crash involving one of its vehicles killed a woman in Arizona – thought to be the first pedestrian fatality involving the technology. An Uber vehicle operating in autonomous mode with a human driver inside struck Elaine Herzberg on the street in Tempe on Sunday night, and the 49-year old later died in hospital.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has increased its staffing levels as it prepares to enforce the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) which come into force on 25 May 2018. Total staff numbers in 2016 were 442. This increased to 472 by March 2017 and went up again to 537 this March.
Big Property Data is rolling out the "first-of-its-kind" insurance product in collaboration withAviva and Henderson Insurance Brokers. The cover protects against the risk of a piece of land being identified as contaminated after being previously cleared in environmental searches.
Zurich UK has announced it has just commenced a "six-week chatbot pilot" called Zara for its first notification of emergency Home and Motor claims. According to the Insurer, "she" is already proving her worth as following the recent nationwide snowfall and high levels of melt water, the Insurer received much higher call volumes than normal – and Zara was able to immediately log the first notifications by working at all hours, seven days a work.
RSA Insurance Group plc has announced the appointment of Charlotte Jones as a Non-Executive Board Director effective on 1 April 2018. Charlotte will join the group audit and board risk committees.
Liberty Mutual Insurance has appointed Paula Wilson to the newly-created role of Head of Marketing.
South West-based Broker Higos has announced that its Chairman and Founder, Ian Godsen is to retire, stepping down from his role as of 23rd March.
LV= has promoted Kieran O'Keeffe to Chief Risk Officer and will take the role effective from 1 April.
Sharon Beckett, the CEO for retail broking at Complete Cover Group – formerly A&A Group – is to leave her role in September this year.
CFChas announced that it has expanded its global leadership team with the appointment of two strategic senior hires. Katherine Nellums and Peter Samuel have joined CFC as Marketing Director and Human Resources Director, respectively.
Aon UK Ltd has confirmed the appointment of Matt Kimber as Chief Risk Officer (CRO).
REG (UK) Ltd, (REG), the award-winning RegTech solution for counter-party risk management, have appointed Jonathan Rusby to the newly created role of Chief Commercial Officer with immediate effect.
TMKappoints Stuart Chamberlain as Senior Casualty Underwriter.
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Brian Winboro was able to get all of the classes he needed at Mt. San Jacinto College, including a biology class held on Fridays. He was one of the 14,852 students who headed to one of MSJC's five locations on Aug. 15, 2016 – the first day of the fall 2016 semester.
The Murrieta resident, who plans to transfer to a four-year university in two years, said he is currently focusing on general education and the Friday biology class at the Temecula Education Complex was key to achieving his goals.
In addition to its robust class scheduling, MSJC is offering 44 Friday-only class sections this fall to better accommodate student needs. MSJC has locations in San Jacinto, Menifee, the San Gorgonio Pass and two in Temecula: the Temecula Education Complex and Temecula Higher Education Center.
In San Jacinto, 20-year-old student Amber Thornburg said she is excited for the fall semester at MSJC with her friends.
"This semester I was able to get all my classes I wanted," she said.
Like Winboro, Thornburg also enrolled in a Friday-only class. Along with her friends Clarissa Pacheco, Jasmine Tyson and Lorena Ortiz, Thornburg was among the throngs of students across the 1,700-square-mile district who purchased text books, squared away parking pass and ID requirements and began to reach their goals to earn associate's degrees, transfer to four-year universities or earn career certificates.
Danny Ellison, who is majoring in science, was ready to start his classes at San Gorgonio Pass campus. He said he was practicing Spanish over the summer in anticipation of his Spanish class at MSJC.
On the Menifee Valley Campus, Ke Bai was undecided about his major but said he enjoys music and music production. He said he wasn't so excited about education in high school, but MSJC is turning that around.
"I was not really the school type of person but, I feel this is going to be good for me" Bai said.
There is still time to register for classes at MSJC. MSJC will offer "late-start" classes that begin in October. Seats are open in a variety of classes students need to transfer to four-year universities, complete their associate's degrees or earn career certificates.
Mt. San Jacinto College students Clarissa Pacheco, Amber Thornburg, Jasmine Tyson and Lorena Ortiz gather together for the first day of the fall 2016 semester at MSJC's San Jacinto Campus.
Danny Ellison practiced Spanish over the summer to get a head start in his Spanish class at Mt. San Jacinto College's San Gorgonio Pass Campus.
Ke Bai said he is still considering his major, but is ready for classes at Mt. San Jacinto College's Menifee Valley Campus.
Brian Winboro said Mt. San Jacinto College employees at the Temecula Education Complex helped make his transition to college easy.


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From its origin as a private mansion nearly 150 years ago, through its testament to the mountain spirit throughout the 20th Century, Cliff House Lodge is embedded with a rich and colorful history. Recognized as a member of the National Register of Historic Places, Cliff House Lodge has been a lynchpin to Colorado's past and an all important element in the future of Red Rocks and the town of Morrison, Colorado.
As a Bed and Breakfast and a gateway to all that is Colorado, Cliff House Lodge is truly unique. The opportunity to walk its storied grounds, relax within its celebrated buildings, and enjoy the personal attention given by its dedicated management team offers guests an incomparable experience few B&B's can provide. Welcome to Cliff House Lodge – A Red Rocks Favorite since 1864.
With a main Lodge and 8 individually themed Cottages (e.g. Camelot, Dino, Peking, Honeymoon, etc.), all including hot tubs. The Lodge Front Desk/Sitting Room area is reminiscent of a quaint rural European B&B. The Great Room is constructed in a porch-styled setting with large overstuffed leather furniture, high-top round tables, and lodge-like accouterments. The property is approximately one acre and envelopes the 8 cottages and the Lodge House. The grounds, dotted by trees and stone walk ways, reflect classic foothills landscape with a touch of a European/ Southwest influence. The Cliff House is not regulated by stringent policies or procedures, but rather, a free-style approach to guest enjoyment. Cliff House Lodge is within walking distance to town and easily accessible to Red Rocks Amphitheater. All bedding and fixtures are included in the sale.
Guests enjoy an undiscovered off-the-beaten-path hideaway with none of the usual dictates associated with a conventional hotel. The units are clustered around the main lodge and each is themed to create an individualized and unique environment. The guest lifestyle includes a lazy, relaxed and unpretentious experience. The location, in the heart of Morrison's business district, is within minutes of Red Rocks and at the start of Bear Creek Canyon leading to the historic town of Evergreen, Mount Evans, and the Arapahoe National Forest. Guests are offered the opportunity to enjoy the laidback pace of a historic Colorado mountain town; explore the internationally acclaimed Red Rocks and its equally famous concert amphitheater; schedule a beautiful drive through the canyon for lunch or dinner in Evergreen; or enjoy an incomparable day of hiking. In short, a stay at Cliff House Lodge represents a very eclectic encounter in a unique setting and an incomparable location.
Town founder, George Morrison, originally built the mansion in 1864 as his private residence. As a quarryman, Morrison developed the building stone and other industrial stone (lime, gypsum) of the Morrison/ Mt. Vernon area, bringing fame to the region for its high-quality dimension stone. Two of the three stone buildings he built in Morrison, as well as the Mt. Vernon House further north, are still standing; all three surviving buildings are recognized historic sites (National Register of Historic Places, 1976). Before its demolition in 1982, the original Evergreen Hotel, built by George Morrison in 1874, served as the first home of Sacred Heart College (now Regis University), and later as the Mt. Morrison Casino, where John Brisben Walker entertained many of the dignitaries he brought to the foothills as part of his promotional enterprises. The Morrison Schoolhouse he built served the town's educational needs from its construction in 1875 until 1955, and stands today as a private residence. Morrison died at his residence in 1895. The John Swanson family bought the mansion shortly after Morrison's death and ran it as a hotel naming it the Cliff House. The Cliff House Lodge now stands as one of the oldest remaining structures in Morrison, Colorado.
With a main Lodge and 8 individually themed Cottages (e.g. "Camelot", "Dino", "Peking", "Honeymoon", etc.), all including hot tubs. The Lodge Front Desk/Sitting Room area is reminiscent of a quaint rural European B&B. The Great Room is constructed in a porch-styled setting with large overstuffed leather furniture, high-top round tables, and lodge-like accouterments. The property is approximately one acre and envelopes the 8 cottages and the Lodge House. The grounds, dotted by trees and stone walk ways, reflect classic "foothills" landscape with a touch of a European/ Southwest influence. The Cliff House is not regulated by stringent policies or procedures, but rather, a free-style approach to "guest enjoyment". Cliff House Lodge is within walking distance to town and easily accessible to Red Rocks Amphitheater.


You'll be pretty impressed with the size of the Kitchen/Dining area and the Living Room in this well kept Ranch. There are plenty of Oak cabinets and a Pantry Closet in the Kitchen, and Hardwood Floors under the carpeting in the LR, Hallway and Bedrooms! Patio Doors from the Dining area open to an awesome Sun Room overlooking the BIG Back yard. The home backs to a small natural area so there are no neighbors behind you. The Laundry Room is conveniently located just off the Kitchen, and there is an attached Garage & Covered Front Porch, too!
This listing 16644 Thornton Avenue South Holland, Il 60473 is a detached single listing with 1 full bath, 2 bedrooms and approximately 941 square feet on a lot of 7,405 sqft (or 0.17 acres). 16644 Thornton Avenue was built in 1964. 16644 Thornton Avenue is located in South Holland and in ZIP Code 60473. It has been listed on our site since 3/26/19.
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It is time to take your Skin problems seriously. Whether you have Acne, Dark Circles, Hair Loss or any other Skin issue, it always helps to opt for the advice of a proper Skin Care Clinic. However, can you do it without even stepping outside your residence?
Disregarding your Skin troubles for a long time can cause problematic issues in the future, and this is why you need a Skin Care Clinic to guide you. But searching for a Skin Care Clinic that can assist you in Serchhip is not uncomplicated.
Why do Serchhip residents have Skin troubles?
Skin problems are caused as the result of a combination of many circumstances. Some of such factors are genetic, some are because of your dietary choices and the rest are pertinent to the climate that you live in. Impure air, insufficient Skin Care and dodgy medication can also cause Skin issues.
When it comes to the residents of the Serchhip city, which is in the Serchhip district. The Warm and Temperate conditions that they live in can cause a wide variety of Skin conditions including Dry skin, Hair fall and Uneven skin tone. Such problems are common amongst people all across the Serchhip district, and to some extent, amongst people of Mizoram as well.
Whenever an individual develops a Skin issue, they often try to fix it by themselves, which, as we've spoken of previously, can do nothing but increase the problem in place of decreasing it. This is why it's considered better to go for solid advice.
The very first phrase that spawns in the mind when you hear the term "qualified advice" would be a Doctor's clinic. However, even in a District Headquarters like Serchhip, getting the best Dermatologist's clinic for your issue itself can result in a big ruckus of stress.
Skin Care Clinics in Serchhip, as and when you can get them, give you treatments and advice that are seldom useful for seriously curing your problem. Dated practices, baseless cures, unqualified advice, etc. can bring about horrific consequences, which any rational person would certainly not want to get.
Cure Skin is an App which has been built to solve issues like the ones stated here, as well as others. The app is built on technology that makes it straight-forward for you to get your problem examined and to order the most effective cure for it, without requiring to exit the residence!
All you are expected to do is upload a picture of your Skin problem, and the App will inform you if it is Acne, Psoriasis, Dry Skin, Dark Spots or some other problem. Once the diagnosis is done, you will be provided a comprehensive treatment plan, which can can go on for 12 weeks. Subsequently, Cure Skin's group of Skincare Experts will continue to stay connected with you to be certain that you are feeling better.
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According to a recent Huffington Post survey, sleep deprivation is a major source of stress among U.S. adults.
Whether you're a night owl with early bird aspirations, a troubled sleeper, or just in need of a little help relaxing before bedtime, some gentle yoga before you tuck in can help. This in-bed routine (really, you can do these moves in your bed) will put your body and mind to rest, helping you sleep soundly through the night to wake up rested and refreshed in the morning. No pills required.
That's where yoga comes in. By lowering stress levels, calming the mind and relieving tension in the body, the soothing practice can be an effective natural sleep remedy. Certain resting and inversion poses can be particularly helpful for combatting restlessness and insomnia, especially when practiced in the evening or in bed before hitting the hay.
Insomnia may be common, but if left untreated its health consequences can be anything but benign. Chronic insomnia is associated with a number of serious medical conditions.
Insomnia is associated with high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems. This large-scale study found that people with insomnia had significantly elevated risk of heart attack. Insomnia is also associated with inflammation in the body, which is itself a risk factor for heart problems and other serious illnesses.
Research indicates that lack of sleep can have negative effects on cognition, and the brain. This study linked insomnia with destruction of gray matter in the brain. This group of four studies, conducted independently of one another, found evidence that poor and fragmented sleep may contribute to impaired cognition as we age.
Insomnia has been found linked to both anxiety and depression. The relationship between sleeplessness and these mental health disorders is still being understood, including whether one condition precipitates the other. But insomnia, depression and anxiety share a deep and difficult connection.
Lack of sleep, and disrupted sleep, is also associated with obesity. We've seen extensive research that shows under-sleeping is linked to weight gain and the diseases associated with obesity.
First things first: Get ready for bed. Put your pajamas on. Turn off the lights—and the TV and computer. Put down your book and get comfortable. Sit in a cross-legged seated position in bed. Then lean back slightly onto your pillows or headboard.
Still in your cross-legged seated position, inhale and sit up tall. Then exhale as you twist your torso to the left. If you have a headboard, you can grab onto that for some gentle leverage in your twist.
Still in your cross-legged seated position, gently bend forward from your hips and reach your hands straight out in front of you on the bed. Stay here for a few deep breaths, feeling the stretch in your hips and back.
Slowly extend your legs out in front of you, keeping your knees slightly bent. Inhale and sit up tall. Then exhale and reach for your feet. Bend your knees as much as necessary to keep your back flat.
Slowly roll down to lie on your back and rest your head on your pillow. Hug one knee into your chest, grabbing your shin to pull it closer to you. Stay here for a few deep breaths.
Inhale and extend right leg straight up to the ceiling, grabbing hold wherever you can comfortably reach (behind your knee, closer to your ankle, or your big toe if you're very flexible).


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Will New Lineup Return Cadillac to Glory?
Cadillac currently offers four sedans, and it's getting ready to axe three of them.
By 2019, the Cadillac ATS, CTS, and XTS will be history, leaving just the CT6 and two new replacements to handle sedan duty at Caddy dealerships. Not surprisingly, Cadillac is joining the masses in whittling down its sedan offerings to make room for SUVs and crossovers.
Sales for the sedans have been falling, and Cadillac CEO Johan de Nysschen is ready to take action to make sure Caddy remains a relevant and compelling brand.
Autoweek said,
Sales of sedans for Cadillac are down 16.3 percent through the first half of the year, so to replace the slow-selling sedans, Cadillac is planning on introducing more crossovers and SUVs. According to de Nysschen, Cadillac isn't planning any direct replacements for those sedans, but will release two new sedans instead. One will be called CT5, slated for people looking to spend $35,000-$45,000, and the other is an as-yet-unnamed (CT3 or 4 would be a good bet, though) small luxury sedan set to compete with cars like the Audi A3 or Mercedes CLA. The CT6 will remain in its large sedan role.
In addition to the new sedans, we can look forward to a compact XT4 crossover and a 3-row SUV. Essentially, this is Cadillac going from four sedans and two SUVs to three sedans and four SUVs, a rebalancing act that de Nysschen sees as essential for success.
There's still the bigger question, though, of whether or not Cadillac's distinct styling remains en vogue with consumers. Here's an example of what I mean:
Walking through a parking lot this weekend with my wife, we came across a new Toyota, a new Subaru, and a new Cadillac all parked within a few spaces of each other. I stopped and said to her, "Okay, imagine I just bought a new car. Which one would you be disappointed with?"
Without hesitation she pointed to the Cadillac.
The brash styling isn't her cup of tea, even though the Cadillac is far ahead of the Subaru and Toyota in terms of luxury.
Do other consumers feel the same way? Has the striking look of Cadillac lost its edge?
It's troubling when a brand makes such drastic changes to its lineup. When's the last time BMW, for instance, cut its sedan lineup and introduced a whole slew of replacement vehicles? It just doesn't happen to automakers with a bright sales outlook and strong brand loyalty.
Cadillac's in a tough spot right now, and we hope a refreshed lineup will help bring buyers back into showrooms.
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Congress Seats Out For Punjab Chief Minister, Navjot Sidhu, 84 Others
Chandigarh:
The Congress has released a first list of 86 candidates for next month's Punjab Assembly election.
Chief Minister Charanjit Channi will fight from his seat of Chamkaur Saheb, while the party's state unit chief, Navjot Sidhu, will be fielded from his Amritsar (East) constituency.
Deputy Chief Ministers Sukhjinder Randhawa has been given the Dera Baba Nanak seat ticket. The state's other Deputy Chief Minister, Om Prakash Soni, will fight from Amritsar (Central).
Both will look to defend seats they won in 2017, as will Navjot Sidhu and Chief Minister Channi.
Actor-activist Sonu Sood's sister Malvika, who joined the Congress on Tuesday and was hailed by Sidhu as a "game-changer", has been given the Moga ticket.
Sidhu Moosewala, the controversial Punjabi singer who joined the party last month, will be fielded from the Mansa Assembly seat, which is his hometown.
Moosewala – known to flaunt guns in his music videos – faces many cases that accuse him of glorifying violence. His joining the party raised eyebrows and prompted hard questions of Navjot Sidhu, which he stonewalled at the time.
Among other seats announced, the Congress has retained Gurpreet Singh for the Bassi Pathana Assembly constituency, which the Chief Minister wanted for his brother.
Minister Brahm Mohindra's son Mohit will be fielded from the Patiala (rural) seat.
Rupinder Kaur, who switched from the Aam Aadmi Party to the Congress last year, has got the Malout constituency ticket.
The party has shut out MLA Balwinder Singh Laddi, who last month quit to join the BJP, but then returned to the Congress just six days later. Mr Laddi is the MLA from Sri Hargobindpur (a reserved seat), the ticket for which has now been given to Mandeep Singh Rangar Nangal.
Sukhpal Singh Khaira, who was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in November in connection with a money laundering case linked to drug smuggling, has been given the Bholath ticket.
Voting for Punjab's 117 seats will take place in a single phase on February 14.
Results will be announced on March 10.
The ruling Congress is fighting to retain power in one of very few states it rules outright, with strong challenges expected from the BJP and the AAP, which has already released nine lists of candidates.
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Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and The Roots of Activism
Educator:
Rabbi Michael Marmur
Organization: Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion
In these sessions, we will explore the ways in which Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972) came to articulate a theology of social activism and political engagement from within the sources of traditional Judaism. We will look at some key passages in his writings and identify some of the key strands in this theology, as well as raising some challenges implicit in his approach. The Bible, Rabbinic literature, Maimonides, the Kabbalah and Hasidism – all these and more play a role in the development of his activism. We will consider some of these sources and ask if it is possible or desirable to seek a basis for a liberal political agenda from within an ancient tradition.
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Midrash Masterclass: How to Learn Midrash
Organization: Hadar Institute
Avraham smashing the idols, Vashti sprouting a tail, and the very fact that the Torah was created 974 generations before creation. Many of the stories Jews (and other readers of scripture) tell about the characters in Tanakh are not found there, but are contained in a large body of literature called Midrash.
How did Midrash come to be, and how old is it? How do practitioners of midrash decide what stories to tell, and did they actually think they were part of scripture?
In this course we learn the tools of learning midrash as a sophisticated and rich method of reading scripture, from its beginnings to the eighth century, but mostly through conversations on and close readings of "classical midrash," redacted in 4th century Palestina/Eretz Israel.
**This course is going to take an academic look at how midrash is structured. If you have experience learning midrash and have always wondered how it "works," this is the course for you. This course will not be an intro to midrashic stories.**
Get thee out of thy country – Stillness and Movement in Jewish History
Jeremy Leigh
Organization: Hebrew Union College in Jerusalem
With true poetic licence, Yehuda Amichai changed the name of God from 'Makom,' or 'Place,' to 'M'komot', or 'God of the Places.' Amichai's use of the plural points to a crucial aspect of the Jewish past, for great controversy has always surrounded the ways Jews viewed the they departed from and the one's they now call home.
It is clear that places of residence and departure are a key determining features of Jewish identity, as suggested by the terms Israeli, Diasporic, Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Mizrachi. Yet, perhaps the real controversy does not lie in the places themselves but rather in the decisions of whether to move from one place to another. Do Jews flourish in the stasis of settled life, in the turbulence of movement, or are they happiest when 'between two worlds'? The course will work through the shelves of the Jewish library, drawing on texts that illuminate the dynamics of Jews and travel, stasis and movement.
Judaism: Identity, Pluralism and Peoplehood
Rabbi Ethan Tucker
Is Judaism primarily an ethnic or religious identity? How do we work with Jews with whom we disagree? How can I maintain my ideological integrity while understanding other Jews' perspectives also? In this course, we will investigate the boundaries and definitions of Jewish peoplehood, and the delicate balance between our responsibilities to ourselves and to all other Jews.
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Our Fort Lauderdale Cruise Port hotel is perfectly situated in the heart of Fort Lauderdale's vibrant 17th Street entertainment and cruise district. We are located at the entrance to Port Everglades, one block from the Broward County Convention Center, 1 mile from Fort Lauderdale Beach, 3 miles from downtown Fort Lauderdale and Las Olas Boulevard. Hop on the Water Taxi, we're only steps away the stop.
If you're arriving by plane, we're only 3 miles of Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL) and while renting a car is easy, the Fort Lauderdale Sun Trolley is a fun and unique way to cruise around town.
Our newly renovated lobby, restaurant, lounge, and guest rooms provide a contemporary, yet comfortable coastal atmosphere. Relax under the swaying palm trees, catch a nap in a pool-side cabana, or simply sip your favorite cocktail while basking in the Fort Lauderdale sun. This is your vacation.
Because we're a hotel for the curious and the adventurous, our hotel Navigators have insider knowledge on-hand and ready. They're passionate about their neighborhood and passionate about connecting you to local experiences that will stay with you long after you've left. For those who see every journey as a chance to be inspired by the unexpected and intriguing, we believe every trip is an opportunity to discover something new.
Whether you're starting or ending the day our culinary team is ready to awaken your senses. Sip some locally roasted coffee at Calusa Coffee Bar, treat yourself to a locally-inspired meal at Bistro 17, or enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and lighter fare at R Lounge.


Am I on TV? Am I alive? Am I Famous? Guess the celebrity name - win the game! All you need to do is place a celebrity name card into your headband. Then put the headband on your head and reveal your celebrity name to your friends and family. Now everyone knows your secret identity - except you! To find out your celebrity name you need to ask questions about your celebrity such as "Am I Female?" or "Am I Short?" And to win the game, just be the first player to guess your secret identity. It's hilarious and silly. Fun for families and very popular at parties.
It's the game all families will have a blast playing, Articulate Your Life is the fast talking description game... with a fantastic new update! How quickly do you think you can describe a word without actually saying it? Articulate Your Life is the games new sibling - with fantastic new catagories - Getting Away, Working Life, Home Life, Social Life, Sporting Life and Entertainment! Articulate Your Life now comes with an electronic random timer which runs for 27, 32 or 37 seconds this is faced paced, fun action at it's best!


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London Has Fallen – Saturday on Pro TV
Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart and Morgan Freeman return to Pro TV on Saturday, January 15, 2022, starting at 8:00 pm in the action film distributed by Prorom London Has Fallen.
London Has Fallen is the sequel to the box office hit Olympus Has Fallen. The action takes place this time in London. After the British Prime Minister has passed away under mysterious circumstances, all leaders of the Western world must attend his funeral.
But what starts out as the most protected event on earth, turns into a deadly plot to kill the world's most powerful leaders and unleash a terrifying vision of the future.
The President of the United States, his formidable secret service head and a British MI-6 agent who trusts no one are the only people that have any hope of stopping it.
Directed by Babak Najafi, London Has Fallen can be seen on Pro TV on Saturday, January 15, 2022 starting at 20:00.
London Has Fallen is also available on Netflix.
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Hunter Killer: Gerard Butler Starts a Battle to Stop a War
Gerard Butler is a submarine captain who will have a difficult mission in the action and adventure film distributed by Prorom Hunter Killer - which can be seen on Sunday, October 18 on Pro TV.
The USS Toledo—led by young, untested Captain Joe Glass (Gerard Butler) - heads to the location where a new Russian sub sank in a thousand feet of freezing water under the polar ice cap, only to be followed by an American nuclear submarine.
Glass soon finds out the incident wasn't an accident. He teams up with U.S. Navy Seals to find the Russian President, who is being held captive by a rogue general in an attempt to start World War III and reunite the Soviet Union.
It's up to Glass to rescue the president, avenge the deaths of the American sailors and avert another world war.
Hunter Killer is directed by Donovan Marsh and stars Gerard Butler, Gary Oldman, Common, Linda Cardellini and Michael Nyqvist.
Hunter Killer will run on PRO TV under the title Deep Hunt and will be shown on Sunday, October 18, at 20:00 and in re-run on Tuesday, October 20, at 00:00.
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