Ryan Anderson is working out with the D line and Tomsula.
Absolutely nothing, but it's June.
It means he's working out with the d-line in June.
Does it project well? No, but until we see him playing DE in training camp idc.
The Ryan Anderson hate is strong on this board. Remember Matt Ionaddis after his first year? Yes, he was a fourth round choice, but he still got a disproportionate amount of "oh, just cut this guy, he's useless - what a wasted pick" from the board.
Anderson did not make an impact in his first year. That is the general rule for rookies, not the exception - even second round picks. The buzz I have heard this year is that he has tried to reshape his body and training to accommodate what the Skins want of him. Players take time to develop, even if he turns into just a guy with rotational value, he will be cheaper and better in the long run than a UFA paid top-dollar to do the same thing. Unless they are completely out of their depth day one and show no improvement, I generally give rookies three years to step up.
Last year, while he did not make plays, he did not appear to be out of place or out of his depth on the field. Anderson is still young (turns 24 in August). Also, his strength is not in his athleticism but in his discipline and strong football IQ. That is the kind of player that needs to learn technique and schemes to succeed and, consequently, takes more time to develop.
Before tossing away a perfectly serviceable young player because he did not make a strong showing his rookie year, let's develop him while we can have him as a cheap, rookie salary back-up. If he regresses this year, okay, then he may be a roster liability in his third year. If, however, he improves even slightly, then we can continue to develop him while drafting a potential replacement.
No. Let's cut all our rookies. What have they shown in games?
The difference between Matt I. and Ryan Anderson is that, unlike Matt, Ryan is a tweener without a true position in the NFL.
I agree there's absolutely no reason to cut him. But I'm not very optimistic: saying he did not make a strong showing is quite the understatement. Did he have one legit pressure last year ?
Where we disagree is I do think he seemed out of place. I don't see him ever becoming a legit pass rusher, I'd be more hopeful if they were trying him at ILB.
Now, the coaches know way more about football and about Ryan Anderson than I do, so I'll trust them and hope he succeeds, but he didn't not give many reasons to believe in him last year.
I was way more impressed by UDFA Zach Vigil last season. (Edit: just checked, Vigil first came into the league as an UDFA in 2015. He's 27. So not an accurate comp').
Honestly Anderson probably makes for a better Left Defensive End in a 4-3 than a 3-4 OLB or DE.
Is Ryan Anderson the 4th best OLB on the roster? If so, he should be on the team. If not, we should look for possible trade.
Last note - there is a lot of down time during OTAs. Typically, the quarterbacks break off in their own cloister while much of the rest of the team takes part in special teams drills. On Wednesday, the QB group often had a special guest: Josh Doctson. It seemed like every chance, Doctson worked with Smith on timing routes and ball location. That's exactly the kind of stuff that should happen in June.
Man I want to believe in Doctson so badly. If he makes a qualitative jump our WR crew will be outstanding.
I think he becomes a legit WR1 this season. Please be right, please be right!


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The General Department of Taxation (GDT) collected more than $1.87 billion in revenue during the first 10 months of the year, an increase of almost 19 per cent compared to the same period last year, the department's report said.
The report released this week shows that tax revenue collection in the first 10 months of 2018 increased by $296.98 million from more than $1.57 billion – an 18.88 per cent rise, equal to 97.42 per cent of the annual plan.
The report showed that in October alone, all tax revenues collected amounted to around $182.12 million.
Affiliated Network for Social Accountability president San Chey said the growth of tax revenue collection is still low and does not reflect the high growth of sales and leases of property and real estate, such as hotels. He said the gaps between the tax on salary and profits is still large.
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Healer may refer to:

Conventional medicine
Doctor of Medicine
Health professional

Alternative medicine
 Faith healer
 Folk healer
 Healer (alternative medicine), someone who purports to aid recovery from ill health
 Spiritual healer

Film and television
 The Healer (1935 film), an American film by Reginald Barker
 The Healers (film), a 1974 American TV film featuring Lance Kerwin
 "Healer" (The Twilight Zone), a 1985 episode of The New Twilight Zone
 Healer (film), a 1994 American film starring Tyrone Power, Jr
 The Healer, a 1994 British TV film starring Paul Rhys
 "The Healer" (Law & Order: Criminal Intent), a 2006 episode of Law & Order: Criminal Intent
 Healer (TV series), a 2014 South Korean television series
 The Healer (2016 film), a comedy-drama film starring Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Jonathan Pryce, Camilla Luddington
 The Healers (audio drama), an audio drama based on Doctor Who

Music
 The Healers (album), a 1987 album by David Murray
 The Healer (album), a 1989 album by John Lee Hooker
 Johnny Marr and the Healers, who released an album in 2003
 The Healer, a 2008 song from the album New Amerykah Part One (4th World War) by Erykah Badu
 Healer / Across the Shields, a 2009 EP by Torche
The Healer (Jenkins), a 2014 cantata by Karl Jenkins
Healer (Alex Cuba album), a 2015 album by Alex Cuba
 Healer, a 2022 album by Casting Crowns

Other uses
 Healer (comics), a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe
 Healer (Dungeons & Dragons), a character class in Dungeons & Dragons
 Healer (gaming), a character type in video games
 The Healer, a novel by Michael Blumlein
 The Healer, a novel by Frank G. Slaughter
 Healer (role variant), a role variant of the Keirsey Temperament Sorter
 Healer, a science fiction novel by F. Paul Wilson
 Jason (given name), Greek derived name, literally meaning "healer".

See also
 Heal (disambiguation)
 Healing (disambiguation)
 List of esoteric healing articles

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Catholic Bishops of the United Kingdom Release Special Prayer for Queen Elizabeth II's Jubilee and Latin Chant - FULL TEXT
UK Bishops' Release: The Bishops' Conference establishes that, at all Sunday Masses on 4–5 June 2022, each parish prays for Her Majesty the Queen to mark her Platinum Jubilee by including an intention in the Prayer of the Faithful and by reciting at the end of Mass (after the Prayer after Communion and before the Final Blessing) the Prayer for the Queen.
Parishes may also wish to sing the chant Domine, salvum fac and/or the National Anthem.
Model intention for the Bidding Prayers
We pray for Elizabeth, our Queen;
may she continue to know the steadfast love of God
and serve her people faithfully.
Prayer for the Queen
Following the Prayer after Communion:
V. O Lord, save Elizabeth, our Queen.
R. And hear us on the day we call upon you.
V. O Lord, hear my prayer.
R. And let my cry come before you.
V. The Lord be with you.
R. And with your spirit.
Almighty God, we pray,
that your servant Elizabeth, our Queen,
who, by your providence has received the governance of this realm,
may continue to grow in every virtue,
that, imbued with your heavenly grace,
she may be preserved from all that is harmful and evil
and, being blessed with your favour
may, with the royal family,
come at last into your presence,
through Christ who is the way, the truth and the life
and who lives and reigns with you
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.
Source: https://www.cbcew.org.uk/queen-platinum-jubilee/

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Marriage is life-changing in a number of ways, including financially.
The shift from looking after your own money to being half of a financial partnership is a big step, but some forward planning and sensible decision-making can help smooth the path toward the sharing of financial obligations.
If wedding bells are on the horizon, here are some things to think about so you get started in the right financial direction.
Some people are naturally 'good with money', and others are not. The best time to find out if your partner is a frivolous spender or poor money saver is before marriage. Discuss everything that might affect your combined financial responsibilities – accommodation, employment situation, plans to raise a family and existing debts. Know your partner's financial history, and make sure you're both 'on the same page' money-wise.
Financial worries are a common source of marital stress, and debt can take a toll on any committed relationship. Total household debt in Australia is currently close to 2 trillion dollars, which equates to around $80,000 for each person living in the country1.
Ongoing debt is a serious issue that can have a major impact on your marital future. When it comes to large purchases like your home it's often a necessary evil, but wherever possible you should do everything you can to aggressively reduce your debt levels. Fight debt systematically – your future self will thank you.
There's a great old saying: 'money may not buy happiness, but it does provide a much wider choice of miseries'. The best way to work toward a sustainable financial future is to make a money plan that you and your partner can agree upon, and that is realistically achievable for both of you.
Look ahead and decide where you want to be financially in 5 years, and in 10. Financial independence down the track is a worthy goal, but it needs careful planning. Keep good track of your spending so you know where every dollar is going. Only by regularly monitoring your income versus expenditure can you create achievable financial goals.
Being a couple can help you save money in many areas. Combining health or car insurance plans can result in thousands of dollars in savings compared to single-person rates. You can also add a second car to one policy. Creating a joint bank account helps, because you can halve your monthly bank fees. Also, there's one set of utility bills instead of two and just one rent or mortgage payment.
You can also save money by filing a joint tax return. If you're both employed, you may have access to each other's benefit plans. And if you begin your marriage with two sets of furniture and appliances, you can consolidate these and sell any unneeded extras for ready cash. And, as every married couple knows, when both parties can view the credit card bill, this serves as a handy psychological deterrent to excessive spending by one or the other – so you both save!
In getting married, you are entering into an arrangement that carries additional financial responsibilities. Your monetary life will change. Individual debts become shared debts. Personal obligations become joint obligations. Solitary financial decisions become a matter of mutual discussion and agreement.
Your bank accounts may change, your debts may change and your approach to spending will most certainly change – from 'me' to 'we'. As a couple (and especially with children in the equation), life insurance becomes more important than ever. If something happens to you when you are married, will your spouse and children be provided for financially? This is just one of many new money matters to think about as a married person.
What's your most valuable asset? It's you. It's your future earnings, and your ability to use your character, experience and drive to achieve your financial goals. You must develop your level of 'financial literacy' to provide for yourself and your family. Just as importantly, you must decide what in life is most important to you and keep focused on those goals.
Need to take extra courses, acquire new skills or change careers in mid-stream to make the most of promising opportunities? Then do whatever needs doing. A secure financial future is only one ingredient in the recipe for a happy marriage, but it's a part you can start planning for right now.


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Ray sold. Mod, pls help to close this thread. Thank you.
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Both female pups have been sold by a ray seow bro and collected today :). Mod, pls help to close this thread. Thank you.
Price reduced to $300 per pup and $500 for 2.
I have 2 Female Black Hybrid Pups to let go on first-come-first-served basis. Price is $350 each or $600 for 2.
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Tom Sutton-Roberts is the general manager at the multi award-winning independent venue Troxy, right in the heart of East London. Tom has always worked in the live music industry – from sound engineering to festival production and he now works at Troxy to oversee venue operations and growth. Here, Tom explores the importance of both independent and grassroots venues in relation to both festivals and the music industry as a whole.
As GM of one of London's last remaining independent venues, I'm hugely passionate about safeguarding our music scene and supporting grassroots venues. Not only are these venues the places where young bands cut their teeth, but they're vital for nurturing young musical talent, which will hopefully one day be headlining a festival in front of thousands of fans.
With many venues currently under threat and with 35% of venues being closed in the last decade (UK Music), we can't ignore how detrimental this is to the music industry as a whole. If venues continue to suffer from archaic licensing, unattainable licensing conditions and little protection from planning laws then where will new music be discovered? The struggle to find new and exciting festival headliners is a constant topic of debate, but if there are no grassroots venues for these bands to flourish and learn, where will the next generation of headliners come from?
This couldn't be truer. Without these venues, artists wouldn't have the platform needed to actually get their music out there and build up a loyal fanbase. This sentiment was also recently echoed by artists spanning the entire industry, including Sound of 2018 winner Sigrid, Darryl 'DMC' McDaniels (of Run DMC), The Big Moon, and Jamie Cullum.
The Agent of Change principal, Sadiq Khan's The London Plan 2018, and policy D12 are all hugely positive steps in the right direction to safeguard our industry. Thankfully since Troxy reopened in 2006 closure hasn't been an issue for us, but in the years prior to that, when we were closed in the mid 2000s, our future wasn't certain. Knocking buildings down and replacing them with flats is something you see all across London and that could easily have happened here, but we are lucky enough to have the added protection of being a Grade II listed building.
Admittedly, our capacity of 3,100 means we don't tend to experience the same threats as smaller, grassroots venues, but we're committed to championing these institutions which are vital to our industry and vital for providing artists who will then fill venues such as ours.
Look at any festival headliner, from The Rolling Stones to Coldplay to Kings of Leon, and trace their roots back. Their foray into the music industry started at a local venue where they played regular slots and it's here they cemented their signature sound and styles, and learned the skills which would one day see them headline some of the world's biggest festivals in front of hundreds of thousands of fans.
When bands perform on our stage they are already established and have played the circuit to polish their sound and style, but if it weren't for these smaller venues we wouldn't be witnessing the incredible calibre of artists who've come through over the years. Not only this, but where would these avid festival-goers have kick-started their love for music and been inspired to purchase festival tickets to watch their favourite bands?
For us, and the music industry as a whole, grassroots venues are absolutely fundamental for bands to grow and learn, and we're hugely grateful to all everyone who works tirelessly to safeguard our night-time economy and provide memories that stay with fans forever.


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Mayor Emanuel, CTA Announce Next Steps in Modernizing the Red Line, CTA's busiest rail line
CTA Unveils First Phase of its Red and Purple Modernization Program That Will Ultimately Rebuild the Northern Section of the Red Line and the Parallel Purple Line
Red Line Extension Plan to Extend the Red Line South of 95th Street to 130th Street Moves Forward with its Environmental Process
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and CTA President Forrest Claypool today announced the first phase of its Red and Purple Modernization (RPM) program, which will completely rebuild the northern section of the Red Line and the parallel Purple Line, and beginning of the next step in a federal process to secure funding for the Red Line Extension plan, which would extend the Red Line south from 95th Street to 130th Street.
These are the latest steps in the ongoing modernization of the CTA under Mayor Emanuel.
"As a world-class city, Chicago has a world-class transit service to connect residents to jobs, education, culture and above all opportunity," said Mayor Emanuel. "CTA is investing in modernizing the Red Line as part of our strategy to create a seamless, safe, and reliable transportation system for every neighborhood."
The CTA's Red Line, which runs 24/7 along 23 miles of tracks, is Chicago's busiest rail line with about 75 million annual rides.
The Red and Purple Modernization program and the Red Line Extension project are the latest in a series of Red Line projects to modernize and extend the backbone of the CTA's rail system that have been undertaken since 2011.
With a significant portion of the Red Line built more than a century ago, the improvements would address the current need to expand capacity by building new infrastructure to accommodate growing ridership. Additional Red Line modernization projects under Mayor Emanuel include:
Successful $425 million replacement of the Red Line South railroad in 2013, as well as station rehabilitations.
$86 million renewal and rehabilitation of seven far north side stations in 2012.
$240 million new 95th Street Terminal, work beginning in late summer.
$203 million Wilson station reconstruction and track and signal replacement, major construction to begin this fall.
"These projects are the next steps in our overall vision to rebuild, modernize and expand the entire Red Line," said P President Claypool. "We're already kicking off Red and Purple Modernization by beginning reconstruction of the Wilson station this fall and continuing progress on the South Side by starting the new 95th Street Terminal this summer, following the successful completion of the Red Line South reconstruction last year. With both the Red and Purple Modernization and Red Line Extension projects, we'll replace outdated infrastructure with a modern, efficient rail, and build more than five miles of new track. Together these improvements will offer CTA customers faster, more reliable service, and increasing access to quality rail transportation for thousands of future riders."
The CTA is also moving forward with its proposed Red Line Extension plan by beginning the second step of its environmental process to ultimately finish the Environmental Impact Study, which is required to begin engineering on the plan to extend the Red Line south of 95th Street to 130th Street. Both projects will include a broad community outreach process that will begin next month to solicit community feedback on both projects and provide updates on the funding process for each project.
About Red and Purple Modernization
The RPM program will proceed in phases to fully replace old, deteriorating infrastructure and stations along the entire north branch of the Red Line and the parallel Purple Line, and will pave the way for CTA to significantly increase train capacity for the next 80 years.
This section of the Red and Purple lines carries one out of every five CTA rail rides and serves customers in some of the densest, most diverse neighborhoods in Chicago. Rush-hour ridership has jumped 40 percent in the last five years alone.
Most tracks and bridges along the Red and Purple lines are nearly 100 years old. Despite rising demand, the CTA is unable to increase capacity because of the current infrastructure's age and structural limitations. Continuing to operate a busy rail line on this outdated infrastructure results in high maintenance costs, the need for frequent repairs that disrupt service and slow travel, as well as outdated stations that can't accommodate elevators or other necessary and modern amenities.
RPM will create a completely rebuilt rail line, resulting in faster, smoother rides, modern, fully ADA accessible stations along the entire corridor and more frequent train service to alleviate overcrowding.
The first phase of the RPM improvements will include two main components:
Station and track modernization, Wilson to Bryn Mawr: Completely rebuilding the Wilson, Lawrence, Argyle, Berwyn, and Bryn Mawr stations and rebuilding all tracks, support structures, bridges and viaducts for the Red and Purple lines between Lawrence and Bryn Mawr. Replacement of the Wilson station and surrounding infrastructure begins this fall. These stations were built originally between 1908 and 1923 and the elevated support structures date back to the 1920s. The Bryn Mawr station was last updated 40 years ago, in 1974; the remaining three stations received interim station renewal work in 2012. Reconstruction of these stations will include adding elevators at each to make them accessible to customers with disabilities. The project also includes rebuilding the tracks, signals and support structures, which will significantly improve train speeds and service reliability on the slow zone-plagued stretch. (The Wilson station project is already funded from state, federal and local sources, and is currently proceeding through a separate Environmental Assessment process.)
Construction of a Red-Purple bypass. Construction of a bypass north of the Belmont station to eliminate delays and speed up train service where the Red, Purple and Brown lines currently all intersect. The current configuration requires trains on three of four tracks to stop and wait for Brown Line trains to cross, which results in more than 40 percent of weekday trains being delayed by as much as three minutes. About 150,000 rides travel through this intersection each weekday, all of which are slowed down because trains must stop and wait for signal clearance. The structure's original 1907 design makes it difficult, under present day and service demands, to provide reliable service and makes adding service extremely challenging.
"Modernizing Red Line rail service and stations strengthens our neighborhoods by making transit more reliable and ultimately generating new economic development near revitalized stations," said Ald. Harry Osterman. "We're pleased that Mayor Emanuel and the CTA recognize the importance of safe, reliable transit in neighborhoods near the Red Line, including Andersonville, Edgewater and Uptown, and look forward to working closely with the CTA on this exciting program."
Future phases of RPM will bring the same level of infrastructure and station improvements to the remaining sections of the Red and Purple lines, from north of Belmont station to Linden station in Wilmette.
Estimated cost for the first phase of RPM is $1.7 billion.
In November 2013, the CTA became the first transit system accepted into the Federal Transit Administration's (FTA) new Core Capacity Program that provides funding to transit systems to add capacity on existing infrastructure for future ridership growth. The RPM project is eligible for 2014 Core Capacity federal funding approved by Congress earlier this year.
About RLE
The 5.3-mile Red Line Extension project will extend south from the 95th Street Terminal through the greater Roseland community. Plans include construction of four new stations near 103rd Street, 111th Street, Michigan Avenue/116th Street and 130th Street, all with bus and parking facilities.
The RLE project will provide rapid transit rail access to a low income, transit-dependent Far South Side area that does not have direct CTA rail service. An extended Red Line will provide up to a 20-minute time savings to downtown by providing one-seat service, as opposed to the current bus-rail trip from 130th Street. It will also improve access to jobs and education, and foster economic development.
In 2011, the CTA received funding from the FTA to conduct the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the RLE project—a major, important step in the multi-step federal process to secure approval and funding of the $2.3 billion dollar project.
Public Input and Next Steps
The CTA will meet with community groups and host public open houses to share details and seek input on the proposed RPM and RLE projects. Members of the public can submit formal comments directly to the CTA or at public open houses where CTA and representatives will provide additional information on RPM and RLE project plans. For each project, CTA is seeking community input on the location, design, and social, economic, and environmental effects of the proposed improvements.
The Lawrence to Bryn Mawr Modernization Open House will be held Wednesday, May 21, at Truman Community College, 1145 W. Wilson Ave. from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The Red-Purple Bypass Open House will be held Thursday, May 22, at the 19th District Police Station, 850 W. Addison St., from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The RLE Open House will be held Tuesday, May 13, at Palmer Park Gymnasium, 201 E. 111th St., between 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Comments for either project can also be submitted by email or postal mail to:
RPM@transitchicago.com
RedExtension@transitchicago.com
Strategic Planning, 10th floor
Attn: RPM Project or RLE Project
567 W. Lake Street
Chicago, IL. 60661-1465
Following public input, the CTA will deliver draft environmental studies for both RPM Phase One and RLE to the FTA as part of the process to request federal funding. Timing for construction starts on each project is dependent upon the receipt of funding for each project. By the beginning of May, the CTA will release a request for Letters of Interest and Qualifications (LIQ) for Preliminary Engineering (PE) services for Phase One of RPM.
For more information about the Red Purple Modernization and Red Line Extension projects, visit transitchicago.com.
Red Line Extension Project: http://www.transitchicago.com/redeis/
Red and Purple Modernization Project: http://www.transitchicago.com/rpmproject/
Current Red-Purple and Brown Track Intersection Configuration
RPM Bypass Track Configuration
RPM Bypass Track-Level View Concept
RPM Bypass Street-Level View Concept
Bryn Mawr Station Interior Concept
Bryn Mawr Platform Concept
Bryn Mawr Station Entry (Street View) Concept


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Lunchtime Literature Lectures in Liverpool 2010-2011
October 21, 2010 October 21, 2010 ~ Chris Routledge
If you live or work in Liverpool and feel like spending your lunchtime doing something interesting, you could do worse than attend these lunchtime lectures at the University of Liverpool. They are organised (by me) through the Centre for Lifelong Learning, and cover a great range of topics, from Shakespeare, to crime fiction, and contemporary poetry. All the lectures are delivered at 126 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, opposite the Catholic Cathedral. They all start at 12.30 and are around 50 minutes long.
18 October, 2010: Nature and Rural Life in Contemporary Poetry. By Andy Jurgis.
Nature and rural life are again important themes in poetry following on from earlier poetic traditions. This lecture will include reference to major figures Seamus Heaney (Ireland) and Gillian Clarke (Wales) alongside key Scottish poets John Burnside and Kathleen Jamie. 15884 engl 942
19 January, 2011: Patrick O'Brian. By Mary Weston.
What can you do with Patrick O'Brian's books but celebrate them? In this lunchtime lecture we'll pull out some of the best passages from the series: Naval battles, natural history, espionage, love, and most of all friendship. 15885 engl 942
24 February, 2011: Environmental Writing Today: Including Mark Cocker, Kathleen Jamie and Robert McFarlane. By Andy Jurgis.
There is a growing interest in developing the genre of environmental non-fiction. The lecture will include reference to the prose writings of poets Gillian Clarke and Kathleen Jamie, alongside the highly regarded nature writers Mark Cocker and Robert MacFarlane. 15886 engl 942
16 March, 2011: J.D. Salinger and the Catcher in the Rye. By Mary Weston.
Why do so many of us identify with Holden Caulfield? Are we all outsiders? Why do The Catcher in the Rye and the Glass family stories still speak to us, after half a century and more? 15887 engl 942
13 April, 2011: Shakespeare. By Esme Miskimmin. 15888 engl 942
4 May, 2011: Golden Age Crime Fiction. By Esme Miskimmin. 15889 engl 942
All lectures cost £8.
To book a place for any of these, or to see the range of courses on offer, visit http://www.liv.ac.uk/conted/
Continuing Education in the Centre for Lifelong Learning
126 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool L69 3GR
Office open 9.00 am-5.00 pm (you may leave a message at other times)
Enquiryline: 0151-794 6952 (24 hr answerphone)
Email: conted@liverpool.ac.uk
Website: www.liv.ac.uk/conted/
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I think the title is very misleading. It's not that TV is dead. A better title would be "TV as we know it is dying". It's not dead yet. Moreover, the data is for USA not the whole world. The first comment nailed it. Big TV companies in North America make consumers pay more and more for things they don't want. If you want a particular channel, most of the time, you need to buy a whole package. For example, TV5 is no longer free in Ontario, Canada. To get it, I need to buy a whole package which includes channels I wil never ever watch. Ever is a very long time.
You're right. TV is not dead. It's only dying. Most (young) people don't watch TV anymore: they download content from the Internet or watch videos on YouTube. And that's a good thing as the business model behind TV (basically, produce crap programmes, attract mass audiences and monetize through advertisement) is not in the interest of the population and the country. TV programmes should have been much better and entertain which educating. TV has failed. It had its time though.
To put things in the local context, having local TV channels without news is stupid. Fortunately, we have the Internet.
True, with the internet, things are changing but lets not talk too much or too loud on this…else we might not get decent bandwidth to be able to stream video online. But there is still a long route to go (maybe five years or more), not everyone has access to the internet and not everyone who is connected know how to efficiently make use of it.
It seems that you have totally and utterly emigrated to 'Geekland'! What, no more posts about current affairs and politics in Mauritius?
I really should! There are so many things that need to become better. The most important, according to me, is education.
I vaguely recall that you had a section on your blog where readers could recommend topics or even initiate one.
With the recent fb communal attacks, UoM in turmoil, etc, etc. We need a forum where those able to think outside of the box may seek solace.
I've added a "What do you want me to write about?" box on the right of the page. You're right. We really need a forum for all of us who want to bring some change in our country.


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Two Members of Family of Six Die At Dangerous, Unguarded NS Georgia Crossing
By Pottroff & Karlin LLC May 18, 2012 No Comments
(Lenox, Georgia – May 11, 2012)
Two adults and four children, traveling west in a PT Cruiser and crossing Norfolk Southern railroad tracks at the dangerous, unguarded College Street /NS intersection, were struck by a southbound NS freight train and dragged 300 yards down the tracks and across three other street crossings in Lenox, GA Friday about noon, resulting in death for one adult, the driver, and one of the children, leaving the four other occupants seriously injured. The train struck the driver's side and it was believed both fatalities were seated on that side of the vehicle.
Dead were the uncle of the children, Keon Edwards Blackman, 21, who was visiting from Miami, FL, and Lazavious Blackman, 5. The uncle had planned to take the children back to Miami to visit their father, Ladarius Blackman. Seriously injured were the mother, Princess Gamble, Lamar Gamble, 7, a first grader, Lavarius Blackman, 6, a kindergartner, and Ladarious Blackman, 4, a pre-schooler.
Even though nearly two dozen trains traverse the College Street crossing of NS tracks at train speeds of up to 60 mph, the intersection has no automatic (flashing lights, bells or gates) protection, relying simply upon passive signage (railroad crossbucks and stop signs) to prevent tragedies of Friday's magnitude.
Most of the family members were identified as residents of Cook County, GA, and the four injured parties were taken to hospitals in Macon, Tifton and Valdosta, GA before being transferred to other medical facilities for treatment of massive injuries. The children's mother was being treated in Macon, while two of the three surviving children were sent to Egleston Children's Hospital in Atlanta.
Cook County Coroner Ronald Lipsey said that autopsies for the two deceased victims would be performed Monday in Macon, GA.
The Georgia State Patrol Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team is investigating the accident with assistance from railroad safety inspectors and the Cook County Sheriff's Office.
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Impact of Slavery in America
Slavery affected not only slaves and the people who owned them, but those who were against slavery. Because the northern states had become more industrialized than the south, the north did not hold slavery as a positive development for the nation. The market revolution along with the Industrial Revolution from England convinced the north that free labor would be better for the country. Slavery was not only morally wrong—it was not as economically sound as it once was. Slave narratives impacted the way the nation perceived the institution of slavery.
Often people viewed slavery in terms of the institution. Slave narratives helped to shift the focus from the system to the personal. Former slaves such as Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs were able to escape their slave masters and write their stories. The slave narratives were a rallying force for those who opposed slavery. The descriptions included were to shock those who either did not know about the effects of slavery or those who did nothing to stop it.
Harriet Jacobs' Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
Harriet Jacobs, in her narrative Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, acknowledged that those who were not acquainted with slavery would be in disbelief by stating: "I am aware that some of my adventures may seem incredible; but they are, nevertheless, strictly true. I have not exaggerated the wrongs inflicted by Slavery; on the contrary, my descriptions fall short of the facts" (Jacobs 439). Abolitionists were strongly opposed to slavery and appreciated the slave narratives that assisted their cause.
The North and South
As the nation progressed, the north and the south developed with differences. One example of the division between the north and the south on the issue of slavery would be the Northwest Ordinance of 1787. The land that was west of the Mississippi River and east of the Appalachian Mountains was to outlaw slavery. This was crucial because it helped establish the idea of Free states and slave states. Another example would be the Missouri Compromise of 1820 which was created to solve the dispute over what would become of the states in the western part of the nation. The compromise allowed Missouri to join the nation as a slave state and for the state of Maine to be a free state.
Great Compromise
Throughout the early part of American history, compromising was considered a virtuous trait and the nation valued the ability to solve differences of opinion peacefully. However, these compromises would not last when the nation engaged in the Civil War. These attempts at compromising illustrates that slavery did cause divisions between different regions of early America.
Slavery was Important
Slavery played a critical role in the development of early America. Slavery came after the use of indentured servants and was a way for the new nation to advance economically at the expense of thousands of people. From the Middle Passage to the institution itself, slaves faced terrible abuse and mistreatment. Slavery was morally wrong yet it was allowed to continue because it was grounded in the belief that without slavery these individuals would not be Christians.
The Social Impact
The social impact slavery made on the nation could be seen in the slave uprisings. White slave owners maintained the fear that slaves would rise against their masters. As time went on, racist views became apparent as people instilled values of racial superiority in the whites. This idea of whites being better than blacks would persist long after slavery ended. Slavery caused the rift between the north and the south in post-Civil War America. Samuel Watkins, a confederate soldier from the Civil War, summarized the division between the north and south accurately when he stated: "The South is our country, the North is the country of those who live there. We are an agricultural people; they are a manufacturing people" (Watkins 7).
Differences of the North and South
The northern part of the country was becoming industrialized and did not need slavery like the agrarian south did. The south wished to maintain slavery and the north, influenced by former slaves and the growing understanding of the institution, was willing to oppose it. Slavery had influenced the beginning of post-Civil War America and would continue to impact it as the nation entered the Civil War.
Jacobs, Harriet. Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. New York: Signet, 2002. Print.
Sprigs, Elizabeth. "Complaint of an Indentured Servant (1756)." Voices of Freedom 1(2008): 66-68. Print.
Watkins, Sam. Company Aytch. New York: Plume, 1999. Print.


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This Annual St. Patrick's Day Block Party Raises Thousands For Charities in Hawai'i
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We visit 10 food trucks and, between bites, reflect on the phenomena of mobile food and Twitter.
By John Heckathorn, Photography by Rae Huo
Inferno's Wood-Fire Pizza
New address: 951 N. King St., (808) 375-1200, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, 12 noon to 9 p.m.
www.infernospizzahawaii.com
Inferno's Wood-Fire (no d, apparently) isn't a truck. It's a wood-fired brick oven on a trailer. But since its two young owners break down their encampment every day and bring it back the next, it counts.
John Wong and Kyle Okumoto were installing air conditioning at Hawaii Hardwood Flooring, talking about their passion—wood-fired pizza, a passion that ran so deep they had a mobile oven.
Hardwood's owner suggested they set up in his lot, just to see what happened. Business exploded. At press time, Inferno's had just moved to a North King Street location with a larger parking lot.
Inferno turns out excellent made-to-order pizza, classics such as fresh tomato and mozzarella, or fusion pizzas such as a smoked beef brisket with barbecue sauce. All on crispy, slightly charred crusts redolent of kiawe smoke.
It's the best pizza you'll ever eat in a parking lot, at about $12 each. "We wanted to be reasonable, because this is fun," says Wong. "We started out making pizza for friends—and now pizza has made us a whole lot of new friends."
Honolulu food trucks serve up an array of cultures. Here, a Japanese noodle bowl from Yajima Ya.
Yajima Ya
Sheridan Street between Liona, and S. King Streets 497-7991, Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Twitter: @yajimayahawaii
facebook.com/Yajima Ya
Yajima Ya has a tent that you enter through blue noren. It seems just like a Japanese eatery, if Japanese eateries were open air and had a truck.
When Tomo, who was manning the lunch truck, turned around, emblazoned on the back of his T-shirt were the car wash and detailing prices, available at the Cosmo Yajima Service Station, right around the corner on South King.
"Advertising," he said. "They own the lunch truck."
I have no standard of comparison for lunch-truck Japanese eateries, but the food Tomo assembled for us in his truck kitchen tasted like the real deal.
A donburi topped with tempura shrimp and vegetables, and a sweetened ginger pork sliced thin as bacon, called buta syougayaki.
Also, cold udon in broth came topped with what the Japanese call "mountain vegetables," sansai: various ferns and young bamboo shoots, little mushrooms. Plus more buta syougayaki.
The food wasn't Nobu, but it was as good as anything I've ever had in a white paper bowl. It felt, well, really Japanese, at $20 for lunch for two, including a couple of Diet Cokes.
T.A.S.T.E.
2012 S. Beretania St., 429-0818, Daily 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
So there's pizza, grilled cheese, donburi and udon. But the main thrust of the new street-food movement is tacos. Why? You can put anything on a taco.
T.A.S.T.E., a trailer permanently parked in front of a Beretania sports bar, was a forerunner of fusion tacos in Honolulu. T.A.S.T.E.
stands for Tasty Asian-Style Taco Eatery.
All tacos here: rib-eye, chicken breast, char siu, mahi or shrimp. With a chopped cabbage salad and housemade dressings.
To me, the problem with T.A.S.T.E.'s tacos—if you can even rightly complain about $2.75 freshly made tacos—is that the meat is barely seasoned. The flavor gets obliterated by the dressings, especially the wasabi dressing on the beef and the honey wasabi cream on the otherwise good shrimp.
The exception: The housemade char siu is tender and redolent with five spice, so good it shines through the shoyu aioli and hoisin vinaigrette.
Next time I sit on a stool at its little metal table in the parking lot, I am ordering three or four char siu.
One more good thing about T.A.S.T.E. It doesn't have a Twitter account. You can find it by driving down Beretania.
The fusion tacos from Camille's on Wheels are the best in town, fresh, packed with surprising flavors like spicy Thai pork, and served up with black beans and kaffir lime rice.
Camille's on Wheels
Location and hours variable, (808) 282-1740
Twitter: @Camillesonwheel
facebook.com/camilles-on-wheels
If you really want a great fusion taco, it's not at T.A.S.T.E. or GoGi or Xtreme Tacos. You need to find a light blue truck called Camille's on Wheels.
Not that Camille's is particularly easy to find. Only my friend Marianne Schulz could have gotten me to drive to remotest Kailua to have a #tweetlunch in an industrial park on Kapaa Quarry Place, sitting at a card table on an inverted Hardware Hawaii bucket.
After a career in restaurant design, Camille Komine has put herself on wheels, selling fusion tacos and homemade desserts. Schulz claimed Komine's food was worth the drive. An understatement.
Camille's tacos are amazing: shoyu chicken, kalbi and, her crowning achievement, spicy Thai pork. Everything tastes different. In every case, you can taste the seasonings on the meat, through the stack of cabbage, tomatoes and fresh cilantro. Tacos come with a side of tasty black beans and rice cooked with kaffir lime leaves. You can add a side of her curried quinoa salad, as packed with flavor as her tacos.
Which brings us to the Bl-uuu-e Velvet cupcake. I have been thoroughly immune to the cupcake craze. I wouldn't have eaten Komine's blue velvet cupcake, except she was standing right in front of me, singing its name like she was Bobby Vinton.
Not bad, freshly topped with cream-cheese frosting. Lunch trucks sometimes have off-the-menu desserts; always ask.
And look for Camille. "I'm starting to go to town some days," she says. "I need to find my tribe."
Zaratez
3121 Mokihana St., Tuesday through Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday until 9 p.m., Saturday until pau
Twitter: @zaratez
facebook.com/zaratez
Of course, dare I mention, tacos are Mexican food. Mexican tacos are what Paul Zarate serves out of his reconverted Roberts Hawaii tour bus, which used to roam but now is permanently parked in a small lot off Kapahulu Avenue.
You step out of your car, breathe in the aroma and know you've hit the flavor jackpot. For $2.50 each, Zaratez does tacos with carne asada, pollo, carnitas and chorizo, all seasoned so the meat shines through. Then he piles on the onion and cilantro, and finally, salsa, roasted dark in a cast-iron pan to mellow and deepen the flavors.
The chorizo dances across your tongue with pepper, spice and everything nice. May I suggest a $3 mullita—a grilled tortilla sandwich with layers of cheese and meat. Order half chorizo, half pollo asada, which is deeply flavored but a little less forward.
Wonderful food, and unlike most food trucks, open for dinner. We left, tweeting our thanks for fortifying us for a night on the town. Zarate tweeted us back. Tribal custom.
John Heckathorn has been writing award-winning restaurant reviews for HONOLULU Magazine since 1984.
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There is no morality in slavery. You cannot expect to enslave another human being without finding yourself in due course on the über-cruel receiving end of slavery, yourself. That there are those who are enslaved in the 21st century should not surprise anybody. There are still those that believe that theirs' is the right to control the life of another sentient being. Theirs' is not the right – it is never the right thing to do – and this should matter to every person on this planet. It does not matter to a whole contingent of people inhabiting planet Earth and this fact would be laughable – because of the reciprosity of karma – if only the subject of slavery was not as distasteful as it is.
I do not doubt that every nation has been guilty at some stage of slavery in one shape or another. Whether it is the money-enslaved masses of the west and the would-be west, the trafficked girls from the east, the labouring children in factories and mines, the militant child soldiers from Africa or the political puppets that run this world, it should be recognised that this form of oppression is ongoing and it is unacceptable. People need to be free.
Enslavement is wrong. Simply wrong. There is no justification for it, whatsoever. It is not for one person or organisation to 'own' another's life and direct their passage, their path. If you are a president, for instance, you should (want to) be able to act according to your own will in the best interests of your people. The people put you where you are for a good reason. Authority figures should not be coerced into action or non-action by their peers, their governing bodies. A presidential slave is a problem of the highest order because a spearhead is put in place to lead the way through confrontation, conflict and resolution. Should a spearhead be blunted by indecision and external influence, it loses its efficacy immediately. Mr Mandela was a spearhead, he was never a slave to his circumstance or anyone else's. His example should really have changed the ways of this entire planet by now.


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Justina's Parents Still Fighting
"There's no argument that she was doing better under their [parents] care than under the care of the government" - Rev Patrick Mahoney
The saga continues.
With all the public outrage surrounding the case of Justina Pelletier one would have thought that the moronic white-coated buffoons, who diagnosed her with somatoform disorder, would have swallowed their pride and admitted they were wrong... and then released Justina back to her parents. That would seem the most logical thing to do, right?
Well, the words 'logic' and 'psychiatry' just do not bode well together.
Take a good look at the picture above. On the left is a photo taken of Justina in December 2012. During this time she had been diagnosed with mitochondrial disease, a disease that she was being treated for.
The photo on the right was taken last month. This after Boston Children's Hospital had disagreed with her diagnosis of mitochondrial disease and claimed she had somatoform disorder, which they claim is a recognised mental illness.
It doesn't take Einstein to work out which treatment was working better for Justina.
Her parents have, for the past 13 months, had their hands tied, having a gag order placed upon them that, should they break, they could be heavily fined or sent to prison.
Thankfully, the gag order has now been lifted and Justina's father, Lou, has spoken publicly for the first time. [legally]
"I will not stop until this nonsense comes to an end," Pelletier told WBZ-TV's Ken MacLeod. "DCF takes control of somebody and you just fall into this deep rabbit hole and there's no way out."
Lou also features in a special WGBH News report [video below] and speaks frankly about how Justina was treated successfully at Tufts Medical Center for her mitochondrial disease before Boston Children's Hospital became involved.
"A young neurologist comes along and says there's no such thing as mitochondrial disease and that was the beginning of the nightmare"
Marriott Hotels, who are one of the Boston Children's Hospital main principle sponsors, seemed to be coming out in support of Justina last week when they tweeted the following message to me [fig 1]
Sadly, it would appear that Marriott have now chosen to remain quiet. This particular stance astounds me given that last year Stephen Marriott, whose father presided over the Marriott International business empire, died at age 54 through complications from mitochondrial disease, the very same disease Justina Pelletier had been diagnosed with. The very same disease that those involved within the mental health system are claiming Justina does not have and does not exist.
Marriott should really step up to the plate here. In essence, the very same hospital they financially support are saying that Stephen Marriott did not have mitochondrial disease because it simply does not exist.
"A young neurologist comes along and says there's no such thing as mitochondrial disease and that was the beginning of the nightmare" - Lou Pelletier
Marriott have been busy, it seems. But not in the way that one would expect them to be.
They will, of course, be concerned about their image and association with Boston Children's Hospital. This is apparent in the image below. It was taken from the statistics of my blog and shows the Marriott Corporation using the search term "boston children's hospital + marriott + justina"
You see, it's all about image and Marriott are probably looking at protecting theirs rather than really looking into the abhorrent treatment of Justina Pelletier by the very same hospital they support... the very same hospital who, according to Justina's father, have staff that don't believe that mitochondrial disease exists. That's quite a slur on Stephen Marriott, don't you think?
Here's the special WGBH News report.
If you choose to tweet this story then please accompany it with the hashtag #FreeJustina
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Chinese biotech firm to build $60M facility in Worcester, bringing 150 jobs
Mark Sullivan Telegram & Gazette Staff @mcnsullivan
Jun 10, 2018 at 6:23 PM Jun 11, 2018 at 5:56 PM
WORCESTER - A Chinese biomanufacturing firm says it will invest $60 million in a new facility here that is expected to bring 150 jobs to the city.
Hong Kong-based WuXi Biologics made the announcement Sunday that it will be locating its first facility in the United States in Worcester.
A 70,000- to 100,000-square-foot facility is to be constructed at the new Worcester Biomanufacturing Park on the site of the old Worcester State Hospital, according to Craig L. Blais, president and CEO of the Worcester Business Development Corp. WuXi Biologics will be the park's first tenant.
"Another great day for Worcester!" exclaimed Mr. Blais, in an email.
This will be the Chinese biotech firm's 11th drug-substance-manufacturing facility globally, and the third outside China. The firm also has overseas sites in Ireland and Singapore.
Local and state officials hailed the news.
"The City of Worcester is thrilled to welcome WuXi Biologics as its first tenant to the new Biomanufacturing Park," City Manager Edward M. Augustus Jr. said in a prepared statement.
"As a growing destination in the global biomedical market, the city looks forward to officially opening this impressive campus and is eager to host WuXi Biologics in their first U.S. manufacturing facility," Mr. Augustus said.
Mr. Blais said: "We are delighted that WuXi Biologics has chosen the United States, Massachusetts, but most importantly, Worcester. We competed very hard for this one and we prevailed."
Gov. Charlie Baker said in a prepared statement: "Massachusetts is home to one of the world's most dynamic life-sciences ecosystems, with leading companies, top-tier academic institutions, and a globally-competitive workforce. We are enriched when companies grow and invest here and are pleased to Welcome WuXi Biologics' expansion."
The chief executive officer of WuXi Biologics, Dr. Chris Chen, said in a prepared statement: "The new site will undoubtedly meet WuXi Biologics' growing need for biologics development and manufacturing in the near future.
"Many partners of WuXi Biologics are located within two hours of this new site," Mr. Chen said. "We are all very excited to initiate our first U.S. site to enable local companies and expedite biologics development in the U.S."
Biologics, or biological products, include vaccines, blood and blood components, allergenics, somatic cells, gene therapy, tissues, and recombinant therapeutic proteins, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Biotechnology methods and other cutting-edge technologies may be used to produce biologics. Gene-based and cellular biologics often are at the forefront of biomedical research, and may be used to treat a variety of medical conditions for which no other treatments are available, according to the FDA.


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Q: Passing a URL to PHP contact form I am a bit of a PHP Noob, so this might be basic. I have a contact form in PHP/Bootstrap using this example blog
https://jonbake.com/blog/bootstrap-3-contact-form-with-captcha/
I am trying to amend the sendmail.php file to include the URL which the contact form resides on.
I.e. We have 3 or so different contact forms and would like to determine where the user sent the contact email from.
I could just copy the file three times and change the subject for an example which would be fine. But ideally I would like just one sendmail.php file and to pass in the URL the form/email is being sent from.
Question
How do I get the URL and pass that into this PHP file and amend to the email?
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AJAX is used to send the POST to sendmail.php if this makes a difference on how the link can be passed.
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      url: "../assets/library/sendmail.php",
      data: $("#feedbackForm").serialize(),
      success: function(data)
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        contactForm.addAjaxMessage(data.message, false);
        //get new Captcha on success
        $('#captcha').attr('src', '../assets/library/vender/securimage/securimage_show.php?' + Math.random());
      },
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      {
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Thanks

A: First make sure your form holds a .php extension in order for the following to work: (consult Nota).
<input type="hidden" name="the_link" value="<?php echo "http://$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]"; ?>">

passing the current URL inside a hidden attribute of your form (which should be a POST method).
Then using something like:
$link = $_POST['the_link'];

in your sendmail.php file.
If you're using a GET method, simply change POST to GET in my answer.

Nota: If your currently using an .html file, you can instruct Apache to treat .html files as PHP.
Examples: (Pulled/borrowed from http://www.besthostratings.com/articles/php-in-html-files.html).
For web servers using PHP as apache module:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm

For web servers running PHP as CGI:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .html .htm

In case you wish to do the ASP mimick:
For PHP as module:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .asp

OR
For PHP as CGI:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .asp

and another Q&A on Stack on the subject:

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*Parse HTML as PHP

A: You can set a flag in each contact form and process the email's body accordingly:
contact_form_1.html
<form>
    <!-- code -->
    <input name="referer" type="hidden" value="contact_form_1">
    <!-- code -->
</form>

sendmail.php
<?php
    // code
    $mailbody.="Referer: ".$_POST["referer"];
    // code
?>

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Assocham backs special status demand for Bihar
Written by PTI | Patna | Updated: Oct 7 2013, 23:47pm hrs
Bihar has hit the road on way to economic recovery and among the BIMARU states.
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Lauding Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for changing perception about Bihar, industry body Assocham today backed the demand for grant of special status for industrial development of the state.
The Nitish Kumar government has worked hard to help change the perception about Bihar by improving law and order situation and usher in development on several fronts, Assocham Secretary General D S Rawat told reporters.
Bihar has hit the road on way to economic recovery and among the BIMARU states comprising Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh it has attained top position in Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) growth at 9.3 per cent in terms of GSDP on the Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) between 2004-05 to 2012-13, he said.
Bihar's growth rate in the industrial sector (14 per cent), services sector (10 per cent), agriculture and allied sector (4.7 per cent) and per capita income (7.6 per cent) has been better than other states with BIMARU tag, Rawat said.
There has been an impressive decline in poverty ratio from 54 per cent in 2004-05 to 33 per cent in 2011-12, while rural road infrastructure has grown by 41 per cent and rural road density 37 per cent, he said.
Rawat said that the grant of special status to Bihar, recently recognised by the Raghuram Rajan panel as among 10 least developed states, would fast track economic development in Bihar and bring in private investment.
The special status grant to Bihar would be in the interest of not only the state, but in the national interest as no country could sustain development without pushing growth in poor and backward states through incentives and financial devolution, he said.
The backwardness of Bihar and other least developed states was bound to adversely affect the growth story of India, Rawat said, adding that the special status grant could be one of the measures to push development activities in the state.
The Assocham official lauded the Raghuram Rajan panel report saying that it would bring about an inclusive growth in the country by providing additional financial devolution to backward states. Its recommendations would bridge the gap between rich and poor states on long-term basis.
Underlining that the Nitish Kumar government deserves kudos for recording impressive development on several key indices, Rawat said that Bihar continued to grapple with many challenges with the state having more of poor population at 33 per cent as compared to the national average of 21.9 per cent.
Bihar had registered negligible growth in the urban road infrastructure even as there had been least improvement in infant moratality rate between 2001-10 requiring urgent improvement in healthcare response system starting from pregnancy to after delivery, he said.
The state's performance on attracting private investment had been poor in comparison to other BIMARU states as Bihar had received only Rs 429 crore investment out of Rs 30,000 crore coming to these four poor states with Rajasthan walking away with the lion's share at Rs 15, 355 crore and Madhya Pradesh with Rs 10,598 crore, he said.
Stating that the industrial development was necessary to propel economic growth, Rawat said that the Assocham had suggested to the state government to improve industrial scenario by offering sops, tax rebates, easing of land acquisition process and related incentives to woo the private investors on a large scale.
The Assocham official identified food processing, agriculture and consumer items as key areas for private investment, but rued that Bihar lacked essential ingredients like raw materials, electricity and land for development of heavy industries.
Rawat advised the state government to create a land bank to woo the private investors for setting up food processing and agro-based industries.
He said that the compilation of data by the Assocham researchers focussed on economic developement of the BIMARU states with a view of find out the status of the four states on various parameters as these states represented 37 per cent population of the country, but shared only 20 per cent of the GDP.


Mexican immigrants march for more rights in Northern California's largest city, San Jose. Photo by z2amiller, Wikipedia Commons.
About 250,000 U.S. residents from El Salvador, Haiti, Sudan, and Nicaragua will have their provisional residency status extended to January 2020 as the Department of Homeland Security complies with a federal court order.
Since Congress established temporary protected status in 1990, U.S. immigrants with the designation from countries suffering natural disasters, armed conflict, or other major problems are not deported.
There are about 200,000 Salvadorans, 50,000 Haitians, 2,500 Nicaraguans and 1,000 Sudanese who have temporary protected status, the Washington Post reports.
The Trump administration had determined this status was no longer merited and it was set to lapse.
Plaintiffs challenged this decision in a federal lawsuit in the Northern District of California, charging that the Department of Homeland Security was engaging in discrimination and violated rulemaking procedures. In October, plaintiffs in the case Ramos v. Nielsen won a preliminary injunction.
The Trump administration said the residents from the four countries no longer merited TPS, arguing that natural disasters from years previously should not continue to justify irregular residency. The U.S. regularly sends back other deportees to countries with citizens on the TPS list.
The decisions drew objections from several quarters. Some U.S. diplomats believed the countries were not in a situation to receive many deportees.
Several U.S. bishops have spoken on behalf of the various expatriate communities.
In April 2018 a group of Salvadoran bishops and other Church officials visited the U.S. and asked the Trump administration to reconsider its decision ending the protected status for Salvadorans, who received TPS status after a massive earthquake in 2001.
The situation in El Salvador is still dangerous due to gang violence and severe poverty, they said. It is unsafe for people to live in the country and there are very few employment opportunities. The influx of people returning to El Salvador from the United States could overwhelm the already-fragile economy, they warned. Additionally, many Salvadorans living in the United States send remittances to El Salvador, which provides a boost to their economy. These remittances would end if they were forced to leave.
The rejection of TPS for Haitians was "a sad decision," Archbishop Silvano Tomasi told CNA in November 2017. Haitians "cannot go back to a situation that still is very difficult," said Tomasi, who has served as the Holy See's Permanent Observer to the United Nations in Geneva and as a counselor for the Vatican's Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development.
At the time, Tomasi said, there were still not enough resources to support a return of tens of thousands of people.
A different lawsuit seeks to extend TPS for about 55,000 Hondurans and 9,000 Nepalese.
"They are businesses owners, successful professionals, home owners, parents of U.S. citizen children, and most importantly, children of God," he said.
Vasquez cited major problems in El Salvador related to violence and security threats, poverty, and environmental degradation that justify continued protections for Salvadorans in the U.S.


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Schenectady, NY – June 19, 2018 – Transfinder Corporation released its free all-in-one in-vehicle app Wayfinder to clients with Transfinder's flagship Routefinder Pro product.
The Wayfinder app allows users to build routes on either smart devices they already own or devices that are pre-installed on vehicles. The app is compliant with state laws pertaining to use of smart devices on moving vehicles. In states where drivers are prohibited from interacting with devices while a vehicle is in motion, the screen goes dark but turn-by-turn voice guidance is provided.
President and CEO Antonio Civitella described the Wayfinder app as a game-changer not just for Transfinder clients but for an industry that is in need of faster solutions that provide the safest bus stops and bus routes and comply with a changing landscape of laws related to smart device usage on vehicles.
Wayfinder works with any iOS or Android smart device and integrates with a district's existing GPS provider or can utilize the GPS technology embedded in the smart device.
Civitella said this is the next generation of route building that will completely change the way school bus routing is done. Districts will be able to build routes in record time with the RouteBuilder technology included in the Wayfinder app. For example, as a bus travels a route, an aide can tap a button on the screen that will accurately locate each stop as well as the entire route. Stops can then be added, deleted or relocated with ease.
Civitella knew the response would be positive when he gave a sneak peek to clients this spring.
Civitella said Wayfinder is being made available for free to clients because it will assist school districts in building routes faster and more accurately within the Routefinder Pro solution. Use of Wayfinder will reduce the need for Transfinder's award-winning support services, which will then allow support to provide service to other clients.


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To assemble the stuffed sweet potatoes, slice the sweet potatoes lengthwise down the center. Using a fork, fluff the inside of the potato and season each with kosher salt and pepper. Divide the chopped chicken between the four sweet potatoes. Top each sweet potato with a generous amount of the Sweet Kale Salad. Sprinkle with remaining chopped bacon. Serve immediately.


Higher fiber foods are good for everyone, especially for people with diabetes. It is best to try to eat between 30—40 grams of fiber a day.
There are two types of fiber: soluble and insoluble. Soluble fiber is more important as it helps in slowing or reducing glucose absorption from the intestines. It has also been shown to be beneficial in lowering fats in the blood.
Soluble fibers are found mostly in fruits, vegetables, and some seeds. They include pectins, gums, and mucilages that increase the thickness of the food in the intestine. Among the highest soluble fiber foods are legumes such as cooked kidney beans which have 7.3 grams per 1/2 cup.
Insoluble fibers are found in brans, husks of whole grains, nuts, and seeds. Their primary role is to act as an intestinal scrubber and clean out the lower gastro-intestinal tract where buildup can occur, contributing to potential cancers, among other things.
Fiber is also found in other, lesser known substances that positively affect blood sugar levels such as flax seed meal and fenugreek seeds.
The human body needs the right kinds and right amounts of fat to function. All fats are not bad. The key is knowing which fats are the healthiest choice.
In the quest to reduce fat consumption, most people do not eat enough of the right kind of fats known as essential fatty acids (EFAs). These fats are termed "essential" because they are critical for good health and cannot be made by the body. Without essential fatty acids in the diet, the brain and body do not develop properly.
Omega-6 Most people eat enough omega-6 fatty acids and need to eat more omega-3 fatty acids instead. More research is needed to determine the optimum ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids. For early humans, the ratio was 1:1 while the typical western diet is 10:1.
Trans fat is made by adding hydrogen to vegetable oil. This improves shelf life and crispiness of foods like crackers and baked goods. These chemically altered fats raise bad cholesterol (LDL) and lower good cholesterol (HDL). As of 2006, all nutrition labels are required to list the trans fat content. However, foods can still contain up to .5 gram per serving. To be sure to avoid eating hidden trans fats, do not eat any product that lists hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oil in the ingredients.
Enig, Mary, Ph.D.,Know Your Fats: The Complete Primer for Understanding the Nutrition of Fats, Oils, and Cholesterol. Bethesda Press, 2000: 105-109.
St-Onge MP, Bosarge A. Weight-loss diet that includes consumption of medium-chain triacylglycerol oil leads to a greater rate of weight and fat mass loss than does olive oil. Am J Clin Nutr. 2008 Mar: 87(3): 621-626.
Nagao K, Yanagita T. Medium-chain fatty acids: functional lipids for the prevention and treatment of metabolic syndrome. Pharmacological Research. 2010 Mar: 61(3): 208-212.
Eyjolfson V, Spriet LL, Dyck DJ. Conjugated linoleic acid improves insulin sensitivity in young, sedentary humans. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 2004 May: 36(5): 814-820.
Mumma K, Stonehouse W. Effects of medium-chain triglycerides on weight loss and body composition: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. 2015 Feb:115(2): 249-63.
St-Onge MP, et al. Impact of medium and long chain triglycerides consumption on appetite and food intake in overweight men. Eur J Clin Nutr. 2014 Oct: 68(10): 1134-1140.


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Henning Larsen designs hotel in Sønderborg, Denmark
Henning Larsen Architects has designed a new hotel and water park in Sønderborg, Denmark for Sønderborg Harbour Development Company.
OMA to masterplan new civic centre in Colombia
Architecture firm OMA has won an international design competition to masterplan 680 acres of mixed-use development in Bogotá, Colombia.
Bouygues wins first phase of Brickell CityCentre project in US
Bouygues Construction's American subsidiary Americaribe, in partnership with John Moriarty & Associates, has secured a contract worth around $520m to…
Top ten tallest skyscrapers in the world
The appetite for tall skyscrapers is especially significant in China, which currently houses four of the world's tallest buildings. The…
University of Queensland in Australia opens Global Change Institute building
The University of Queensland (UQ) in Australia has opened a new $32m Global Change Institute (GCI) building at St Lucia…
HCA selects development partner for Nethermayne regeneration scheme in UK
The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has selected housebuilder Redrow Homes as its development partner for Nethermayne regeneration scheme in…
Architecture firms compete to design World Expo 2017 in Kazakhstan
Several international architects including Zaha Hadid, UNStudio, Snøhetta and Safdie Architects have been shortlisted to design the World Expo 2017…
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A team of architects comprising Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), WHR Architects and Arup have been shortlisted alongside two other design…


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East Hartford es un pueblo ubicado en el condado de Hartford en el estado estadounidense de Connecticut. En el año 2005 tenía una población de 49 173 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 1055 habitantes por km².

Geografía
East Hartford se encuentra ubicada en las coordenadas .

Demografía
Según la Oficina del Censo en 2000 los ingresos medios por hogar en la localidad eran de 41 424 $, y los ingresos medios por familia eran 50 540 $. Los hombres tenían unos ingresos medios de 36 823 $ frente a los 29 860 $ para las mujeres. La renta per cápita para la localidad era de 21 763 $. Alrededor del 10.3 % de la población estaban por debajo del umbral de pobreza.

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Localidades del condado de Hartford


Third suspect in JB Danquah murder to be arraigned in court today?
Two of the suspects in the murder of JB Danquah-Adu, Daniel Asiedu and Bosso are on remand for killing the late politician but a CitiFM report monitored indicates that a third suspect is likely to be arraigned before the court today, Monday, May 23.
The Abuakwa North parliamentarian was slain in February this year at his residence at Shiashi in Accra, where he lived with his family.
A first suspect, 19-year old Asiedu who was subsequently arrested and charged with "intentionally" and "unlawfully" causing the murder of the member of Parliament claimed he had gone there with two other people.
A second suspect Vincent Bosso, was on May 10, 2016 also charged with conspiracy to commit murder and has since been remanded by an Accra District Court.
Daniel Asiedu last week allegedly claimed in a statement that he and two other people were contracted to kill JB Danquah by a parliamentarian.


While organic food options in the city are multiplying, for many ita��s still not convenient enough to wholeheartedly embrace, and some areas of town are better served than others. Enter Healthy Buddha, an e-commerce venture launched earlier this year by Gautham PB and Anurag Dalmia, which allows you to order online, and have fresh seasonal produce as well as kitchen staples delivered to your home.
Laying out the reasons for choosing organic food, Dalmia is keen to stress that ita��s not a a�?new fada��, but a return to traditional farming methods. a�?When people try our fresh produce, they often say that it tastes like the fruit and vegetables that they remember from their childhoods. Thata��s because the chemical-laden food that we consume today is actually a relatively new thing,a�? he explains. While cost can be off-putting (organic food can typically be between 40 and 100 per cent more expensive than non-organic food), the duo shares that Organic Buddha is making an effort to make organic food more accessible, keeping prices down as far as possible. a�?We work directly with farmers, cut out the middleman, and keep our margins as small as possible,a�? they say.


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@GTSwim at Virginia Tech On Saturday
THE FLATS – The Georgia Tech swimming & diving team concludes its regular-season ACC schedule on Saturday at Virginia Tech. The meet begins at 11 a.m. at the Christiansburg Aquatic Center.
The meet also includes Miami and UNC Wilmington. Live scoring is available at the link above.
The Yellow Jacket men, who continue to receive votes in the Top 25 poll, own an 8-3 dual-meet record (3-1 ACC) and its eight wins are the most in the ACC. Tech's women are 5-7, 2-3.
The Hokie men are ranked 15th in the latest Top 25 poll — one of five ACC teams ranked in the poll and bring a 7-1 (2-1 ACC) record into the meet. VT's women are 7-3 overall and 3-2 versus the league.
Following Saturday, the Yellow Jackets have one final regular-season meet before hosting the ACC Championships in mid-February at the GT Aquatic Center. Tech welcomes Darton College at noon on January 31.


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Saute the onions, garlic, fennel seeds, bay leaf and thyme sprigs until the onions are soft. Add one cup of vegetable stock and stir. Add the button mushrooms. Add one and a half cups of cooked brown lentils and stir. When boiling, cover with a lid, reduce the heat to a simmer and cook for ten minutes. Remove the lid, turn off the heat and add the shredded red cabbage. Stir, replace the lid and let it sit for five minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste, then serve with wholemeal couscous.


Super Bowl Sunday is quickly approaching, and you know what that means: it is nearly the Lord's day, when He spends the majority of His yearly advertising budget on getting people interested in Bible stories. This year, He's really pushing to make the Noah's Ark tale more interesting, dressing it up like a big action-disaster film worth skipping Pompeii for. An exciting new 30-second spot for Noah will be running during the game, but for those with the internet installed, you can have an early look below.
\n\nSuper Bowl Sunday is quickly approaching, and you know what that means: it is nearly the Lord's day, when He spends the majority of His yearly advertising budget on getting people interested in Bible stories. This year, He's really pushing to make the Noah's Ark tale more interesting, dressing it up like a big action-disaster film worth skipping Pompeii for. An exciting new 30-second spot for Noah will be running during the game, but for those with the internet installed, you can have an early look below.


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The Rugby League World Golden Boot Award is a rugby league award handed out annually for achievements in rugby league by Rugby League World magazine. The Golden Boot is given, usually in December after the conclusion of all the year's matches, to the player adjudged to be the best in the world, as determined by a ballot of international media representatives.

The Rugby League International Federation (RLIF) announced that the 2018 awards will be extended to include a Golden Boot for the best international female player.  The inaugural award was won by Isabelle Kelly, the Australia and Sydney Roosters .

History

The award was founded in early 1985 by the British magazine Open Rugby and was awarded to Wally Lewis for his performances throughout 1984. Lewis and the other pre-1990 winners were initially recognised for the years that they collected the award, not for the year of their performances, but this was changed by Rugby League World magazine in 2010.

No award was made between 1990 and 1998 due to organisational difficulties, the award was resurrected in its original format in 1999 when Open Rugby changed ownership to become Rugby League World Magazine, which retained ownership of the Golden Boot.

Andrew Johns collected the award in 1999 and again in 2001, becoming the first player to win it twice. Darren Lockyer repeated that feat, winning in 2003 and 2006 becoming the first player to win twice while playing in different positions.

It was presented during the RLIF Awards in 2004, 2005 and 2006. In 2007, the RLIF did not organise any awards. To fill the gap, Rugby League World magazine asked its Golden Boot panel to come up with winners in the existing categories used by the RLIF.

In 2011, Rugby League World magazine began to award retrospective Golden Boots to fill in "the missing years" starting with Garry Schofield who was adjudged to have won the 1990 Golden Boot. Schofield was due to receive the award at the time, until the sponsors, Adidas, withdrew their backing.

Winners - Men

1 The 1987 Golden Boot was shared by two winners
2 Retrospective award made in 2011

By nationality

By position

By club
NOTE: Clubs shared the award in 1984, 1985 and 1988

Multiple winners

Winners - Women

By nationality

By position

By club

See also
 RLIF Awards
 Rugby League World

References

External links
 Rugby League World Magazine

Rugby league trophies and awards


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Piyush Goyal: I am sure people of Wayanad will reject Rahul Gandhi
DN Bureau
Launching a scathing attack on the Congress president Rahul Gandhi, Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday said people of Wayanad do not want a 'discharged battery' and 'second-hand material' and he is sure people will reject him.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal
Kayankulam: Launching a scathing attack on the Congress president Rahul Gandhi, Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday said people of Wayanad do not want a 'discharged battery' and 'second-hand material' and he is sure people will reject him.
"People in Kerala do not want a second-hand material and a discharged battery. I am sure people of Wayanad will reject Rahul Gandhi," Goyal said addressing an election rally here.
"As he is afraid of defeat in Amethi, he has to run all the way to Wayanad. Rahul has lost the confidence of the people of India. I am sure the people of Kerala will defeat him so that, in the next election he will have to look for a constituency in some other country," Goyal added.
The Union Minister praised the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) candidate for the Alappuzha Lok Sabha constituency, KS Radhakrishnan, and called him "a man of integrity."
"Radhakrishnan is a man of integrity and understand the pain of a common man like Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In the last Lok Sabha elections, candidates from Congress and Communist Party of India (Marxist) got disappeared. But, Radhakrishnan is consistent. Congress president himself ran away from Amethi as he is facing Union Minister Smriti Irani there," he said.
"CPI (M) and Congress have the same agenda of destroying the culture of Kerala. One day they will stand together, another day they will fight. They are like two sides of the same coin. Kerala is a land of peace and harmony. But CPI (M) and Congress are destroying them," the Union Minister added.
Continuing his tirade against the Congress and CPI (M), Goyal said: "Both the parties are known for their double standards when it comes to women empowerment and their dignity. They did not cooperate with the Centre even on triple talaq issue. They do not want the safety of the Muslim women."
He also alleged that many BJP and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) workers were killed by CPI (M) and Congress.
Polling in Kerala will be held in a single phase on April 23. The counting of votes will take place on May 23.(ANI)
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Plaza church could get demolished, but preservationists try to stop it
By: Nick Starling
A battle over a church on the Plaza heats up. The decades-old Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist could get the wrecking ball but not if some groups get their way.
KANSAS CITY, Mo — A battle over a church on the Plaza heats up. The decades-old Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist could get the wrecking ball but not if some groups get their way.
Legacy Development wants to put in a 12-story mixed-use building at the corner of 47th and Pennsylvania. It would house a smaller church, retail, apartments and office space.
Some people who live near the Plaza aren't so keen to the idea.
"I hate to see a church go down. I mean it's just hard," said Deb Stover.
"It would be nice to see it preserved if possible, you hate to see things torn down all the time," said Houvener.
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And that's what Historic KC wants to do, they posted a statement on their Facebook page writing, "The Plaza's historic nature is immediately in danger".
The group is calling for the expansion of the bowl concept, which puts limits on building height requirements. The group also applied for the church to be on the local historic register.
"When you get that basic designation, it does require a lot more thought to go into a development because you have to maintain a lot of the historic quality," said Councilman Scott Taylor.
Taylor heads the KCMO planning committee and agrees something should be done to prevent the church demolition.
"I have concerns about that because the Plaza is a unique area that we can't allow the bowl concept to be destroyed basically by someone wanting to put a high-rise right in the middle of it," said Taylor.
Behind the church is another building being constructed behind the church that will be 14-stories tall.
Some Plaza-goers wonder if the district is losing it aura.
"We should keep the feeling of the plaza, the plaza is a very special place," said Houvener.
Legacy Development didn't have anyone to discuss the project on Wednesday. The church owners had no comment.
Historic KC wants the city to put off its decision until the end of January to iron out some details.


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