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Tuition for Georgetown University is $55,440 for the 2019/2020 academic year. This is 90% more expensive than the national average private non-profit four year college tuition of $29,191. Georgetown University is one of the 100 most expensive colleges in the America, coming in 51st on our Expensive 100 Ranking.
Georgetown is the third most expensive neighborhood in the country for college students to rent off-campus housing relative to market-rate rent in the Washington, D.C. area, according to a study by HomeUnion. … Colleges with enrollment of 15,000 or higher were included in the study.
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Tuition per semester (full-time, per semester) $29,892.00
Tuition (part-time, per credit) $2,491.00
Extra Courses (per credit above 20 credits) $2,491.00
English as a Foreign Language Tuition (full-time, per semester) $9,336.00
Financial aid at Georgetown is based on demonstrated need; we do not offer academic or merit based scholarships. To receive consideration for financial aid, students must complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and the CSS Profile (College Scholarship Service).
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Georgetown is most known for its Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service where students are prepared to become empathetic and committed leaders in global affairs. The McCourt School of Public Policy is among the most popular schools and one of the top-ranked public policy schools in the country.
Through a combination of financing options — external scholarships, employer benefits, VA benefits; merit-based aid and fellowships; and federal student loans and outside resources — graduate students at Georgetown can afford to fully cover their cost to attend the university.
Georgetown academics are challenging. Students are expected to take five courses at once, which means a lot of juggling and the need for good time management. students balance their coursework with extracurricular activities and internships, which adds to the challenge. This is not a hand-holding institution.
Georgetown Law students may be eligible for the following types of financial aid:
Need-Based Grant Assistance. …
Federal Direct Unsubsidized (Stafford) Loans. …
Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loans. …
Private/Commercial Loans. …
Federal Work-Study. …
Loan Repayment Assistance Program.
You can submit your $200 enrollment deposit online through your GC Status Page (where you submitted your application for admission) or you can mail a check (made out to Georgetown College) to the Admissions Office at 400 E.
There's no absolute SAT requirement at Georgetown, but they really want to see at least a 1370 to have a chance at being considered.
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Birthplace of Hip Hop in the 1970s, New York City is known by many names, and a dream city for many people. The Empire City, the Big Apple, the City that never sleeps. This diverse and vibrant intellectual bank has earned its title of Cultural Capital of the United States by attracting some of the smartest, most ambitious individuals. In exchange, she gives them their dream of making the big time in one of the most competitive cities in the world.
You cannot talk about New York without mentioning the Statue of Liberty. This universal symbol of freedom and democracy was first made a national monument in 1924. You can take a ferry from Battery Park to Liberty Island. The island is open everyday of the year save on Christmas. Make an advanced reservation to gain access to the crown and pedestal of the Statue of Liberty.
The second sight that is synonymous to the name of New York City is the Empire State Building. There is even a song entitled "New York State of Mind". A highlight of the New York skyline, the Empire State Building's observatory is 1,250 feet above the city. Buy your tickets and enjoy the magnificent view from one of the city's most loved and famous landmark. Finding your way to the top of this beacon that is the symbol of so many dreams and aspirations for so many people is unlikely to be an experience you will soon forget.
The third sight not to be missed is Times Square. Madame Tussauds' wax figurines, Ripley's Believe It Or Not's odd and outlandish artifacts, the Hard Rock Café, and the Times Square Museum are some of the venues you cannot leave New York City without seeing. Much like you cannot visit Egypt without seeing the pyramids, these are some of New York tourists' staples.
Live a page out of Sex and the City. Go shopping at Madison Avenue. Home to some of the most extravagant and sought after brands, Madison Avenue is the go-to place if you have some money to spare to give yourself a treat. A bit of retail therapy never harms anyone. A word of caution though, Madison Avenue will take bite at your wallet if you want to ease your itch to make a purchase.
The Subway and buses are the easiest and most inexpensive way to navigate New York City. The Subways are available 24 hours seven days a week. The buses offer a scenic way to see and experience New York.
Hail a taxi after a long day of sightseeing or when you have done too much shopping to make your way back to the hotel via subway and buses.
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Свою карьеру Армин Каниньш начал в футбольном клубе ДЮСШ Илуксте, в ряды которого он был заявлен 26 июня 2013 года. В этот же день в рядах клуба он дебютировал в Высшей лиге Латвии, выйдя на замену на 74-й минуте в матче с «Юрмалой» (0:2).

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A Beacon of Futurity and a Balm of Security
The new series Migrant Futures is aimed at pushing forward our thinking and action about immigration and borders. Read series curators Geraldo Cadava, A. Naomi Paik, and Catherine S. Ramírez's introduction here.
Guadalupe Maravilla makes multimedia art to grapple with his "traumatic experiences" as a unaccompanied child and undocumented migrant.
By Catherine S. Ramírez
The future arrived in the spring of 2021. Around the time that the COVID-19 vaccine became more widely available, and coronavirus case rates started to drop in the United States, Americans began talking with more certainty about the future. In my home state of California, the future had a precise arrival date: June 15. California governor Gavin Newsom announced that, on that date, pandemic-induced restrictions would be eased, and the state's economy would fully reopen. After being trapped in the loop of the present, of one day blurring into the next, some of us, myself included, began thinking about the future: about what we'd do once we could leave our homes and gather in person with friends and family again, about what we'd do differently and better in a post-pandemic world. Cautiously, we shifted from the habitual past, present progressive, and conditional tenses—from what we used to do, were doing, and might do—to the future tense. In doing so, we envisioned and enacted futurity, what C. L. R James described in 1947 as "the future that is in the present."
As James's work tells us, the future looks different, depending on where one is situated in society. For the people overlooked within, or erased from, the past, present, and future, such as women, queers, people of color, people with disabilities, and undocumented migrants, or for those living with enforced presentism (the inability to plan due to a lack of certainty and stability), futurity can be radical. It can point to "a refunctioned notion of utopia in the service of subaltern politics" and an "open-ended desire for a world beyond the limits of the present."1 Futurity is also essential during a real crisis, like a pandemic. Multimedia artist Guadalupe Maravilla drives this last point home via his Salvifuturist installations and performances.
Formerly known as Irvin Morazán, Maravilla was born in 1976 in San Salvador. At the age of eight, he fled the civil war in El Salvador and migrated to the United States as part of what's now referred to as "the first wave" of unaccompanied children to travel from Central America to the US-Mexico border. With the assistance of a coyote, he crossed the Rio Grande and made his way to New York City, where he grew up undocumented. At 26, he naturalized as a US citizen. Ten years later, he was diagnosed with colon cancer. He sought remedies from western medicine, "shamans, Brujox, [and] curanderos" and was drawn to sound therapy in particular. "Our bodies are over sixty percent water," he explained in a January 2021 interview. "And in the water, we carry anxieties … stress … trauma. In some cases, we carry … illnesses. Or sometimes, these untreated traumas can manifest in an illness … The sound vibration shakes up the water in your body."
Many of Maravilla's elaborate mixed-media sculptures, immersive installations, and collaborative, ritualistic performances grapple with his "traumatic experiences" as a former unaccompanied child and undocumented migrant, refugee, and cancer survivor. In addition to being part of his self-healing process, his works are his offerings "for self-healing to the immigrant community and beyond."
For example, his sound baths—performances/rituals with gongs—seek to restore participants' well-being. On July 7, 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, he performed a sound bath in Brooklyn for undocumented migrants who'd been released from detention. Not quite a year later, he was offering sound baths for undocumented migrants, people affected by cancer, and the general public at Planeta Abuelx. Spanning 60 feet in Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens, this exhibition consists of two towering cast-aluminum-and-steel sculptures; two massive gongs; a ring of medicinal plants, including corn, squash, and beans; a ground drawing made of water-based paint; an aluminum firepit; and a retablo (devotional painting) the size of a billboard. Images of his sound baths show participants relaxing on yoga mats, beach towels, and picnic blankets. They stand in stark contrast to those of migrant children shivering in mylar blankets in hieleras.
Maravilla and Xu's sound bath was a balm of security and a beacon of futurity. It was also a reminder of the indispensable role migrants and artists play in society.
Maravilla's sound baths stem from his autobiographical trilogy, a combination of musical performance, dance, and sculptures. Using science-fiction tropes and reenacting moments from his own life, the trilogy invents what he calls "new mythologies" and "a new visual language for border crossing stories." The first installment, The OG of Undocumented Children, performed at the Whitney Museum in 2018, recounted the story of his journey to and arrival in the United States as a child. The second installment, Walk on Water, which I discuss below, took place on July 21, 2019, at the Queens Museum as part of the exhibition Mundos Alternos: Art and Science Fiction in the Americas. Fantastic, mixed-media, gong-bearing sculptures comprise the third installment, Disease Thrower. These totemic sculptures, two of which are part of Planeta Abuelx, link the trauma of his border crossing to his cancer and highlight "the ways he overcame the disease."
Walk on Water was set in the Panorama of the City of New York, a 9,335-square-foot architectural model of New York City that was created for the 1964 World's Fair. Accompanied by the "songstress," La Momia (Sam Xu), a "team of [gong-playing] healers," and two "futuristic border crossing Coyotes" with exposed torso organs (Nima Jeizan and Maxwell Runko), Maravilla invoked his own traversing of the Rio Grande at age eight as he trod across the Panorama's waterways. The green, inflatable suit he wore transformed him into the Alien Abductor—an enormous, otherworldly creature—and, at the same time, the Alien Abductor's abductee. In the Alien Abductor's arms, Maravilla's own arms were extended outward. In addition to appearing small, vulnerable, and childlike, he resembled Christ on the cross. Connecting illness and illegality, "illEGAL" was written across the Alien Abductor's back.
Like many of Maravilla's other works, Walk on Water had a strong spiritual and therapeutic component. Its title alone evokes the story of Jesus's miracle, and the gongs' swirling, overlapping sounds were "intended to cleanse political phobias and blockages of New Yorkers" during the third year of the Trump administration.
What's more, Walk on Water was an homage to migrant labor. With their hand-held vacuum cleaners and fluorescent-mop slippers, the coyotes cleansed the space of the Panorama. As the coyotes and Maravilla walked along the miniature replica of the East River, Jamaica Bay, and the Upper Bay, the gongs emitted vibrations that extended to the listeners. While the coyotes' exposed intestines pointed to Maravilla's colon cancer and corporality in general, Walk on Water likened the unaccompanied and undocumented child migrant to a miracle worker and transformed the migrant house cleaner and domestic worker into a powerful shaman.
Public Thinker: Catherine S. Ramírez on Measuring the...
By John Alba Cutler
The pandemic has cast new light on the key and outsize roles that migrants, especially undocumented ones, play in our society. For example, on March 19, 2020, just eight days after the World Health Organization declared SARS-CoV-2 a pandemic, the US Department of Homeland Security, the agency charged with hunting down, rounding up, incarcerating, and deporting migrants, classified farmworkers as essential. In the US, it's an open secret that many, if not most, farmworkers are undocumented.
Migration has long been cast as a national-security issue. Yet, the convergence of crises we've faced since March 2020—the abrupt and colossal loss of lives, jobs, routines, and contact—has prompted many to rethink security not so much in terms of sovereignty or defense, but as social or public goods, such as health care, housing, food, water, and education. Science-fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson calls these social and public goods "the necessities for a good life" in his most recent novel, The Ministry for the Future. "Security is the feeling that results from being confident that you will have [the necessities for a good life] and your children will have them too," he writes. "So it is a derivative effect. There can be enough security for all; but only if all have security."2
On March 21, 2021, 11 days after receiving my first dosage of the COVID-19 vaccine, I attended a virtual sound bath with Maravilla and Xu. This one took place at PPOW., a gallery in Manhattan's Chinatown exhibiting Maravilla's mixed-media sculptures, Seven Ancestral Stomachs, and five of his Disease Throwers. Xu, a Chinese migrant, dedicated the sound bath to the Lenape, the Native people of Manhattan, and to Manhattan's Chinatown, one of many neighborhoods in New York City to witness a spike in anti-Asian violence since 2020. Maravilla dedicated it to a "friend battling cancer."3 From three thousand miles away, the two artists filled my headphones with wave after wave of sound as I lay on my bed.
I'm not spiritual or religious. Nor am I a migrant, or a cancer survivor. However, after a year of "pandemic grief," during which my own mother was diagnosed with colon cancer, Maravilla and Xu's sound bath was a balm of security and a beacon of futurity. It was also a reminder of the indispensable role migrants and artists play in society.
To bring the future into the present and to build a good life for all, even, and especially, as coronavirus case rates begin to climb again, we need not only health care (in particular, vaccines), housing, food, water, and education, but new stories and images. In short, we need art, too. As we emerge from the pandemic and rethink crisis, borders, migration, citizenship, and security, we must look not only to lawyers, lawmakers, pundits, and politicians to guide us but to artists as well, especially migrant artists. Like poetry, as Audre Lorde reminded us many years ago, art "is not a luxury. It is a vital necessity of our existence."
Planeta Abuelx closes at Socrates Sculpture Park on September 4, 2021.
This article was commissioned by Geraldo Cadava.
José Esteban Muñoz, Cruising Utopia: The Then and There of Queer Futurity, 10th anniversary ed. (NYU Press, 2019), p. 49; Curtis Marez, Farm Worker Futurism: Speculative Technologies of Resistance (University of Minnesota Press, 2016), p. 9. ↩
Kim Stanley Robinson, The Ministry for the Future (Orbit, 2020), p. 58. ↩
Guadalupe Maravilla: Virtual Sound Bath, PPOW Gallery, March 21, 2021. ↩
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Hickam's second C-17 Globemaster III arrives for a dedication ceremony. A repair delay on the Air Force base's first C-17 kept it from flying emergency relief to the Philippines. Another super-airlifter filled in.
Hickam Air Force Base's second C-17 Globemaster III carried military and civilian dignitaries, including two Medal of Honor recipients, on its flight to Hawai'i. Welcoming and dedication ceremonies yesterday included a third Medal of Honor recipient.
HICKAM AIR FORCE BASE — A repair delay of about two hours over a broken computer meant that Hawai'i's first C-17 cargo carrier was scratched from a mudslide relief mission Monday to the Philippines.
It was exactly the kind of humanitarian relief that military officials say the usually reliable and extremely versatile airlifters are well suited for, so it was a disappointment for Hickam.
But as the second of eight C-17 Globemaster IIIs arrived yesterday, officials said it was better to be safe as the Hawai'i squadron is built up and becomes more capable.
"Timing is everything," said Col. William "Goose" Changose, commander of the 15th Airlift Wing. "It is not worth (the Pacific Air Forces' or U.S. Pacific Command's) publicity to delay a mission just so we could fly it."
A replacement "aircraft propulsion" computer — one of two on board the $200 million jet — was flown in about an hour after a replacement C-17 from Charleston Air Force Base in South Carolina was used to fly 30,000 pounds of relief supplies out of Hickam for the Philippines, officials said.
That cargo carrier left Hickam at 10:25 p.m., officials said. The replacement computer arrived at about 11:30 p.m. and would have taken an hour to install.
The computers are used to monitor such things as fuel flow and engine performance, and one is a backup.
"If we had been downrange, we could have continued the mission, and I have every confidence the probabilities would have been just fine," Changose said. "But experience has told us it's like going on a major road trip without a spare tire, and that's what this really comes down to — a spare tire for our engines."
About 500 mostly regular full-time Air Force troops as well as Hawai'i Air National Guard members were on hand for the 12:45 p.m. arrival of Hawai'i's second C-17 at the aircraft position of honor outside the base operations building, which has been in continuous use since 1939.
The as-yet unnamed aircraft, the second C-17 to bear the Hawai'i-inspired yellow-black-and-red tail marking of waves and shark's teeth, was blessed by kahu Ray Ganotise.
About 30 civic leaders and two Hawai'i Medal of Honor recipients made the trip out to Long Beach, Calif., on Monday so they could board the new C-17 for its flight to Hawai'i yesterday.
"I'm sure the community leaders that joined me on this inaugural flight were absolutely impressed with the tremendous capabilities of this aircraft just on that short 5 1/2-hour flight," said Maj. Gen. Robert G.F. Lee, head of the Hawai'i National Guard. "Not only will we use C-17s in a joint manner to support all of our military forces, but in many other responsibilities in homeland security. Our response in the state of Hawai'i is going to be so much improved."
The regular Air Force troops and the members of the Hawai'i Air Guard fly and maintain the aircraft in a relatively new kind of partnership that is being replicated in the Air Force.
One of those who enjoyed the flight was retired Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Allan Kellogg, 63, of Kailua, who received a Medal of Honor for his actions in Vietnam in 1970 when he threw himself on a grenade, saving about six of his fellow Marines.
"It was quite impressive," Kellogg said of the new aircraft. "The (Boeing) factory was really impressive."
Kellogg said he's more familiar with C-130 Hercules, C-141 Starlifters, and C-5 Galaxies from his service days. "C-5s, they can do a pretty good job, too, but this one here is all-around, (including) short runway and takeoff," Kellogg said of the C-17.
Medal of Honor recipient Shizuya Hayashi also was on the flight, and Barney Hajiro, another Medal of Honor reciient, was at Hickam to welcome the new aircraft and crew, officials said.
Two C-17s from Charleston were training in Kona when the call came for the mission to the Philippines and the computer problem was found with Hawai'i's first C-17. About 30,000 pounds of tents, cots, food and water were loaded for a seven-hour flight to Guam to pick up two forklifts, then another 3 1/2 hours to the Philippines.
Two mixed Hickam and Hawai'i Air Guard crews flew the Charleston aircraft with 10 "combat mobility element" airmen from Hickam.
Maj. Robert Chow Hoy, 40, a C-17 pilot who works full time for the Air Guard, got to be at the controls part of the way from California in the newest C-17. The Mililani man had flown about four times each into Iraq and Afghanistan on C-17s.
"The C-17 is where the action's at. You can't ask for a better airlifter," he said. "Hopefully, when we get our eight jets we'll be in the fight as well with the other active-duty units."


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OFSTED report highlights homophobic bullying in schools
SchoolsOUT, the organisation that campaigns for schools to be safe places for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transexual (LGBT) people has welcomed the OFSTED report into bullying in schools, 'No Place for Bullying' released on Tuesday. The report reveals a worrying level of bullying amongst both Primary and Secondary students and cites pupils with special educational needs and those who are, or are perceived to be homosexual as two groups that are disproportionately bullied. Many pupils reported that homophobic language was common.
These findings chime with those recently carried out by Kirklees and Lancashire NUT groups into the prevalence of homophobia in schools. OFSTED found that the schools that most effectively tackled bullying were those that planned their curriculum to devise opportunities for pupils to develop their knowledge and understanding of diversity. They also found that many staff felt that they did not have adequate training to help them to effectively counter specific types of bullying, including homophobic language that was often dismissed as 'banter'. Where staff had been trained they felt this increased their confidence in challenging such behaviour.
SchoolsOUT has developed training and classroom resources aimed specifically at celebrating diversity in schools. Educate and Celebrate, a course run by Elly Barnes, based at Stoke Newington School in North London has proved very popular, and thousands of teachers have been downloading LGBT-themed resources from the Classroom (also available through the TES and Guardian resources websites).
SchoolsOUT hope that the OFSTED report will encourage more schools to bring diversity into their curriculum. Spokesperson Sue Sanders said "We've said since the year dot that our schools are not safe spaces for our children or our LGBT communities. We've proof in the Prevalence of Homophobia Surveys that teachers want training on diversity, and Elly Barnes' workshops in Stoke Newington are always sold out. LGBT History Month gave schools the opportunity to talk about lesbians, gays, bisexuals and trans people in schools and the Classroom gives teachers the tools to teach about LGBT and all equalities in the curriculum. It's all out there. This survey shows there is a need to adopt it and put it into everyday practice".
Report http://www.ofsted.gov.uk/news/staff-need-more-help-tackle-bullying-schools-0
The Classroom http://www.tes.co.uk/mypublicprofile.aspx?uc=2151777
Training http://ellybarnes.com/course-information/
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"We continue to see literature revolve around nutrition and diet and what it might mean in later life," said Heather Snyder, vice president for medical and scientific relations at the Alzheimer's Association.
Diet, however, isn't the only lifestyle factor that might lower the risk for Alzheimer's disease, she said.
"I think the data continues to evolve and demonstrate that lifestyle interventions are likely beneficial for reducing cognitive decline," Snyder said.
Other lifestyle components, such as exercise, are also important, she said. It's not clear yet how diet and exercise reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
"I think the key is to really understand what that recipe is, because it's unlikely to be any one thing," Snyder said. "It's more likely going to be a combination and the synergy of those behaviors that is most beneficial."
Snyder noted that these same lifestyle factors help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and even some cancers. "But there is the need to tease out how and what might be the most beneficial for each of those," she added.
"When we look at Alzheimer's and cognition and cognitive decline, we have consistently seen diets like the Mediterranean diet are associated with lower risk in later life. What they all have in common is that a balanced diet makes sure your brain has the nutrients that it needs," Snyder said.
"I think what we know is what's good for your heart is good for your brain, so eat a balanced diet," she said. "There's no one right diet, but make sure you get all the nutrients you need, but also get active, get moving and stay engaged."
The report was published online May 5 in the journal Neurology.
For more on Alzheimer's disease and diet, see the Alzheimer's Association.
SOURCES: Tommaso Ballarini, PhD, German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases, Bonn, Germany; Heather Snyder, PhD, vice president, medical and scientific relations, Alzheimer's Association; Neurology, May 5, 2021, online
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Many people have helped me with these books.
The webmaster is Jan-Theo Bakker. The members are scholars and amateurs who share a passion for Ostia. Many of them have generously given me invaluable advice on aspects of life in ancient Ostia. I would especially like to thank Antonia Arnoldus-Huyzendveld, John Bodel, Domenico Carro, Barbara Cooper, Valentin Kockel, Isabelle Mardones, Silvano Sanges, Eric Taylor and of course Jan-Theo himself.
A member of the Ostia webgroup who deserves special thanks is Bill Thayer (AKA Lacus Curtius) who patiently helped me with countless questions and even read an early draft of 'The Thieves of Ostia'. He is webmaster of his own exhaustive site on all things Roman, Bill Thayer's Website.
One of the most gratifying aspects of writing these books has been the generosity of busy scholars, many of whom have taken the time to answer my questions or even read entire typescripts. Those I would like to single out for praise are Ralph Jackson (British Museum), Robert Wagman (University of Florida), Margaret A Brucia, Nodge Nolan, and Professor Kathleen Coleman (Harvard University).
Thanks to my original agent, Teresa Chris, and to my current agent, Clare Pearson.
Thanks to my editors at Orion: Judith, Jon & now Amber.
Thanks to my husband Richard, who is my biggest fan and greatest support.
Finally, I want to thank my mother Pat Weiss, and my late father, Louis Weiss.
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Within the framework of a working trip to Norway as part of the Ukrainian Government delegation, the Minister of Culture of Ukraine Yevhen Nyshchuk met with Minister of Culture and Equality of Norway Trine Skei Grande.
During the meeting, the sides discussed the key areas of possible cultural cooperation between the two countries. Creative industries, which are currently gaining momentum in Ukraine, were identified as one of the promising areas for cooperation.
The parties also tackled prospect of development of cooperation between Ukraine and Norway in the cinema sector, in particular, regarding the possibilities of joint film production, as well as deepening of cooperation in the context of film business. The Minister of Culture of Ukraine, in particular, told that he had an opportunity to visit the northern part of Norway, the film studio "FilmCamp" located near Tromsø city, which is currently working together with the Odessa Film Studio prospects of cooperation.
The Minister of Culture expressed interest in establishing exchange programs of experience in the field of conservation and restoration of cultural heritage objects, in particular, interesting wooden objects of cultural heritage of both countries - historically valuable unique wooden churches. In particular, noted that the cooperation of experts in the context of preservation of recently discovered historical artifacts in the center of Kyivv, on Poshtova Square could also be interesting for both countries.
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Located on the border between the state of Paraná in Brazil and the province of Misiones in Argentina, you will find the stunning Iguazu Falls dividing the upper and lower parts of the Iguazu River.
Iguazu Falls is made up of 275 individual falls, the tallest of which is 82 meters (269 ft) high. The most popular single waterfall among tourists is the impressive 82 meters (269 ft) tall, 700 meters (2,297 ft) long Devil's Throat (or Gargantua del Diablo).
The falls can be accessed from the Brazilian town of Foz do Iguaçu or the Argentine town of Puerto Iguazú. There are many trails and walkways around the falls, and the more adventurous types can enjoy rock climbing and water sports.
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Tyra Banks Invests In 'The Hunt' To Ease Online Shopping
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Ever see clothing on Pinterest or Instagram you'd love to buy, but you have no idea where to find it? Now, Tyra Banks is stepping in to make that problem a thing of the past.
Tyra has invested in The Hunt, an online community intended to help hopeful shoppers seek out the mystery products they spy on social media. The Hunt allows users to crowdsource their knowledge, finding the exact item and similar options, which is helpful if you're looking for different price points or slight variations on a garment.
"It truly sucks to discover a great style item but not be able to find and buy it. The Hunt solves that fashion dilemma in a fun and innovative way," Tyra tell's Women's Wear Daily. "What I love about The Hunt is that women help other women find their perfect outfit [head-to-toe]. I am excited to be part of this new approach to collective retail and styling."
The site's backers are currently recruiting another round of financers in order to expand the project. Remember, Tyra "went" to Harvard Business School, so she's a great candidate to help The Hunt take off.
Read more at WWD, and try out The Hunt for yourself. Do you think this project will solve the problems of shoppers in need?
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Sewer line clogs are the nastiest clogs in the household. This is because a clogged sewer line can affect all the drains in your house — yes, even the toilet. Apart from causing a lot of inconveniences; a clogged sewer pipe is also more prone to damage. For example: heavy concentration of clogs in a particular pipe section can destroy the pipe lining in the long term. By averting obstructions in the sewer line; you're essentially avoiding damage to it.
You need to be careful with what you flush or put into your drains. Avoid forcing large items since these objects can easily block the sewer pipe line. You also shouldn't drain down hygiene products — especially those 'flushable' wipes. While the wipes can be flushed; these items don't degrade and will just stick in the pipeline. Now, if you continuously flush down wipes; then the wipe will continue to accumulate until it will completely block the sewer line.
Sewer lines are made up of durable and corrosion-resistant materials but that doesn't imply that you can just pour down strong chemicals. It's best to avoid pouring volatile strong compounds in the drain since this will go directly into the sewer line and damage it. While the effects of pouring chemicals aren't evident; it will cause a lot of problems in the long term — particularly corrosion and rusting. A common culprit of sewer pipe damage and corrosion are drain-cleaning products that contain strong acidic properties like sulphuric acid. You should avoid using these noxious cleaners and just use homemade solutions that are safer.
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In today's episode, we look at a case study where a brand spent $15k in Amazon Sponsored Products ads over a 2-month period. Their data was very interesting, and told two very different stories within the same data set.
This case study illustrates several important tips for brands running Sponsored Products ads.
First, what are Sponsored Products ads?
Sponsored Products ads are pay-per-click ads…they are like Amazon's version of Google AdWords.
When you run Sponsored Products ads, you pick one or more of your products, and then Amazon shows them to customers who do particular searches…either searches that you choose or that you allow Amazon to choose.
You bid the highest amount you're willing to pay per customer who clicks on your product, and then Amazon charges you each time a customer who sees your ad clicks on it.
Sponsored Products ads appear several different places, including at the top of Amazon search results pages (above the organic search results), at the bottom of Amazon search results pages, and on individual product detail pages in the 'Sponsored products related to this item' section.
Broad Match: Target customers who search all kinds of things related to "toaster oven", including "oven for toasting", "electric toaster oven", "alarm clock toaster", "toaster oven tray", etc.
One of the most important reports you should be looking at related to your Sponsored Products ad (SPA) campaigns is the keyword report.
If you're a Seller Central seller, you can find it inside Seller Central by going to Reports > Advertising Reports. Once on the Advertising Reports page, click 'Search Terms Report' on the horizontal menu towards the top of the page.
In today's case study, our client spent a little over $15,000 in a 60-day period on Sponsored Products ads. These ads led to $85k in sales, costing a little over $18 per sale generated.
But when we looked deeper into the data, we found two different very important, very contrasting stories in the reports.
$2k of the brand's ad spend made $61k in sales, costing about $3.25/sale, and $13k of ad spend made $24k in sales, costing about $60 per sale.
Our client was running a lot of broad match campaigns, a little bit of phrase match, and a little bit of exact match. The client had 4 different keywords that especially relate to their products.
Any search that included either the client's brand or products by name, or one of the client's 4 main keywords, performed very well. One of the main keywords especially had a lot of opportunity for more growth.
Most of the broader searches that did not target one of the main keywords were performing poorly.
Tip 1: Always monitor your campaigns and continually optimize them. Look for low-performing keywords you can add as negative keywords so your ads won't be shown on them. Our client had several examples of keywords that were either too broad or simply the wrong keyword on which they had spent hundreds of dollars and made no sales.
Tip 2: Bid on your own brand name. Amazon will show competitors' ads to people who search your brand name. Bidding on your own brand name is a defensive tactic that helps ensure you capture sales from customers who were looking for you on Amazon. Our client made $33k in sales defensively bidding on their own brand and product names, and these sales only cost about $1.60 each.
Tip 3: Use Sponsored Products ads to determine the viability of new keyword niches. Our client was wondering if a new keyword niche was a good one to focus on. The data showed that particular keyword niche gets tons of searches, and our client was converting searches in that niche for $2-$3 per sale. This confirmed the niche is a great one to focus on.
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In the last two weeks we have been a little busy with traveling. No complaints from me though because I love seeing new things, being inspired by different locations, and traveling with my number one travel buddy. Here is a quick glimpse at our travels: We also went to New Orleans for the weekend for a work trip. We enjoyed some Cajun food, a vampire tour which was more of a walking history tour, and then a trip to Mardi Gras World where they make all of the floats. It was a successful trip across the board. Also, I tried my first beignet and I am in love. Last weekend we took a quick vacation to the Beach. Halleluiah for sun, relaxation, and being in an inspiring beach community.
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"Bazian demonstrate on a daily basis their ability to produce high-quality scientific appraisals for our news service within the extremely tight deadlines that are required of them. Their reliability and consistency are matched with a flexibility to cope with any ad hoc demands necessary for the service."
Dr Bob Coates, Director of Public Health, Hampshire Isle of Wight PCT
"Bazian's analyses helped health authorities tackle difficult decisions about how to handle new treatments and high cost procedures. Their independence was an important feature, especially in areas where controversial decisions were liable to provoke appeal, or in some instances judicial review."
Dr Steven Reid, Clinical Director for Psychological Medicine, Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
"As the editor of EBMH I have been in the fortunate position of having Bazian survey over 50 medical journals each week without fail to provide an overview of the best available research in mental health. In addition the team have provided readable, distillations of the latest evidence that have become an essential component of the journal. Their rigorous approach to analysis, allied with their flexibility and responsiveness have made working with Bazian a pleasure and I would certainly welcome the opportunity to do so again."
David Bousfield, Electronic Publishing Services newsletter
"Bazian have built a probability analysis environment which enables them to clearly indicate the likelihood that individual announcements are likely to be sustained as the direction in which the research will go - and thereby indicate to clinicians struggling through the current morass of research literature, clinical trials and reported general practitioner findings what the actual direction is going to be. In circumstances where no one can read all of the evidence, scientifically valid trend analysis is vital. Bazian has been building an enviable reputation here."
Brian Haynes MD, PhD, Editor, EvidenceUpdates
"If you are looking for ways to help your patients who are the target of overzealous headlines, or looking for a critical analysis of topical news items, then try out Behind The Headlines. It is interesting, expertly prepared, and quickly available after articles in the lay press on science and health that may be misleading."
Simon Wessely, Professor of Psychological Medicine at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist at King's and Maudsley Hospitals
"Whilst overall the media did a pretty good job in reporting the paper […] they found it difficult to get the most important message of the paper across. Not so Behind The Headlines. Within hours appeared an elegant, detailed and clear outline of our paper, its strengths and weaknesses, and its main messages. And they were also able to immediately comment on one or two of the more inaccurate headlines as well. I wish I knew how they did it, but I hope that they continue in the same vein. I have learned also my lesson – now if I want impartial, swift, accurate and succinct analyses of recent major research, and want to know what it really means, but don't have the time to turn to the original paper itself, I know exactly where to look."
Fiona Fox, Director, Science Media Centre
"Both the Science Media Centre and the journalists we work with find Bazian's analyses extremely useful; they help to put a scientific study into context, making immediately clear its strengths and limitations. The "Behind the Headlines" service is particularly useful not only to the public and health professionals, but also to those working in science communication and science media. It is a great source of information and analysis about the biggest health stories of the day – showing where and how they were covered in the media, and providing much needed background on where they came from in the first place. Many specialist health reporters follow the service, using examples of previous stories covered to help explain to their newsdesks why the context and rigour of scientific studies are important."
Katherine Jarman, Health Producer, BBC News
"I find it very useful to read Bazian's views on a study's strengths and limitations."
Lawrence McGinty, Health and Science Editor, ITV News
"I think Bazian's assessments are excellent and hit the right top notes. […] they could be fantastically useful in either getting a story on or, more likely, preventing scare stories."
The testimonials listed below relate to a project (CSAS), which provides a channel for commissioners to routinely consult in NICE's technology appraisal process. Bazian's role in the CSAS collaboration is to produce a high volume of regular, timely, high-quality evidence reports that enable effective commissioner consultation. Commissioner involvement is vital to the NICE process as it allows commissioners to discuss their perspective on the likely real-world clinical and cost implications of proposed new guidance. For further testimonials, and to see some of the reports (available only to NHS commissioners), see http://www.sph.nhs.uk/appraisals
Andrew Donald, Director of GP Commissioning Development, South Staffordshire PCT
"CSAS has simplified a very complex area in commissioning. This has provided PCTs with the knowledge and raised the importance of PCTs participating in NICE technology appraisals, which was not available prior to CSAS"
Helen Seymour, Senior Medicines Management Adviser - NHS North of Tyne, Newcastle and Northumberland
"CSAS has enabled me as the named PCT consultee to contribute to the consultation phases of NICE Technology Appraisals without the need for time consuming analysis of the data presented. If it wasn't for the input from CSAS I believe that most PCTs would not have the time or resource to actively engage with NICE. CSAS has become a respected resource for evidence review."
Robert Brown, Specialist Pharmaceutical Advisor, NHS Eastern and Coastal Kent
"CSAS has provided me with timely, well researched information enhancing my knowledge and enabling me to adequately represent the views of this commissioning organisation at a scoping meeting. […] I have used CSAS resources to help me with assessing individual funding requests and to inform business cases for medicine use in the absence of NICE appraisals"
Neeshma Shah, Head of Medicines Management and Pharmacy, and Deputy CD Accountable Officer Medicines Management Team, NHS Camden
"I have found CSAS very useful when responding to a consultation from NICE as a PCT consultee. The content provided by CSAS has matched PCT issues being considered when evaluating the evidence and impact of a new technology. CSAS should be strengthened to support Local Authorities overseeing aspects of commissioning in the new landscape."
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Opening kids saving account in the child's name is one of the best ways to teach them money management. They can learn and understand money management skill using this kids saving account. Kids saving account will act as big piggy bank, where the money will be safe and can also earn interest. When account balance reaches at certain level it can be used for making other investments. Today almost every bank offers kids saving the account, with multiple features. Let us have a look some of the best kids saving account options.
PehlaKadam and PehliUdaan are two different kids saving account offered by SBI bank. Both these saving bank accounts offer multiple features like internet banking, mobile banking etc.
PehlaKadam is account for minor of any age.
This account will be jointly opened with the parent/guardian.
Special ATM card with embossed child photo will be issued.
PehliUdaan is account for minor above 10 years age.
PehliUddan account can be opened on the sole name of minor.
Mode of operation of this account will single by minor.
All other features of this account is similar to PehlaKadam.
To get more information about these accounts kindly visit SBI website.
HDFC offers Kids advantage account for the child. HDFC Kids advantage account offers additional benefits like education insurance cover etc.
HDFC Kids Advantage Account is for minor up to 18 years of age.
This account offers free education insurance cover of 1 Lac.
You can give standing instruction to transfer any amount from your account to your Kid's Advantage account every month.
Automatic sweep facility in case amount reaches/exceeds to 35000 Rs.
You can get more information about Kids Advantage Account at HDFC website.
Kotak My Junior Account is one of the best kids saving account. This account offers multiple benefits.
Up to 6% interest on My Junior Account.
Rewards for saving money regularly in this account. These rewards includes book voucher, movie ticket and discount vouchers.
Exclusive privileges and discounts at multiple places.
To get more information about Kotak My Junior Account visit Kotak website.
Young Star Account is Kids saving account of ICICI bank. In order to open this account you must be existing account holder of ICICI bank.
Standing Instructions Facility to debit money from parents account to the young star account.
To get more information about Young Star Account visit ICICI Bank Website.
Axis bank kids saving account is known as Future Stars saving account. This account is useful if you want to introduce your child to the basic principles of money management.
Low minimum opening deposit of 2500 Rs.
You can get more information about Future Stars Saving Account from Axis bank website.
Opening kids saving account is not enough, you need to teach them concept of money. Here are few tips to teach kids about money.
Remember as soon as they can count they can learn about money.
Use shopping trips to demonstrate the cost of items.
Give pocket money in different coins or denominations.
Encourage them to prepare a budget, no matter how simple it is.
Teach them to set spending or saving goals.
Offer them rewards for saving money.
Encourage them to value money, it is earned by putting in effort.
Discuss setting aside pocket money each week for savings.
Set good money saving example to children's.
How do you teach the concept of money saving?
Do you think opening kids saving account and teaching money management to kids helps them?
Do share your views in comment section.
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