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Nagari Bukik Tandang is een bestuurslaag in het regentschap Solok van de provincie West-Sumatra, Indonesië. Nagari Bukik Tandang telt 1751 inwoners (volkstelling 2010).

Plaats in West-Sumatra


1. Clicking ▼&► to (un)fold the tree menu may facilitate locating what you want to find. 2. This is just one of my several websites. Please click the category-tags below this line to go to each independent website.
03/06/2017 If you speak a different language, please consider doing me a favor...click this line to continue the reading.
01/30/2017 Partners wanted: Because I'm too busy with the heavy workloads of the other websites, I sincerely hope a joint partnership can help keep this site alive. If you are interested and have ideas to improve the running of this site in whatever way, please contact me via the contact form on the webpage.
08/13/2016 Because this site of music videos was originally set up mainly as a subordinate part of my whole website project to spice up and lessen the heaviness of serious learning, I decided to stop embedding videos regularly since it has accumulated a considerable amount of videos and the editing jobs of other websites have become unbearably heavy. Considering the need that some people may not be that interested in subscribing to a lot of video channels or spending lots of time searching for refreshing materials, I decided to embed some playlist videos here. Since some playlists are under constant renewals, hopefully this site won't become too dull for regular visitors. (Of course you can always consider subscribing to some video channels yourself or supporting some artists and video makers in whatever way you like to.) Sorry again for not being able to dedicate more time to this site. If you have any suggestions, you can always drop me a line via the contact form on the webpage. Take care!
01/30/2016 It seems the pagination html hasn't been working properly on this site since the total posts exceeded a certain number. If you know how to solve this problem, please kindly let me know.
01/13/2016 Unable to figure out a way to balance various demands in life, I decided to stop embedding videos here for a while. May resume the posting work once a solution appears. Can't guarantee it though.
20151220 Due to heavy workloads, from this week on I'll embed/publish videos only twice per week here: around 00:00 on Wednesday and Saturday (Taipei time).
20151122 From this date on, the regular posting days will be shifted to every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday (three days per week).
20150905 Decided to publish posts regularly on every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
20150412 To video editors from "Music & Images": Please don't mind (try not to pay too much attention to, if you can) if I embed all or most of your videos when one is up there on youtube. It's impossible for me to embed every video from all of you as there are so many video sources and the number keeps growing. Furthermore, try to understand that my websites are "personal" sites; therefore, my selections are based on very "subjective" preference only. I do not represent any objective party to judge anyone's videos. My preference may be quite limited and run against your judgment and preference at times. Please don't feel hurt or bad if I do not post some videos you personally like very much. Enjoy your own creative process and trust your own judgment.


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Stories from this Author
Perry teaches writing at Elon University. His first novel, This Is Just Exactly Like You, was a finalist for the Flaherty-Dunnan prize from the Center for Fiction, a Best-of-the-Year pick from The Atlanta Journal Constitution and a SIBA Okra pick. His second, Kids These Days, was an Amazon Best-of-the-Month pick and was named to Kirkus Reviews 'Winter's Best Bets' and 'Books So Funny You're Guaranteed to Laugh' lists. You can purchase a collection of "Adventures with Toad & Wee" at ourstatestore.com.
A Holiday of Our Own
A writer looks back on the Thanksgiving tradition that's stayed with him since grad school. In those days, when it felt like everything was changing, he and his friends found comfort in a new sense of home.
by Drew Perry
In Search of Secret Creeks
Stocked with paper maps and picnic lunches, one family's minivan becomes a time machine, carrying them across North Carolina and back to a simpler era.
A Love Note to North Carolina: Splash from the Past
A rush of memories carries one former camp kid back to the North Carolina river where he rafted the rapids, navigating waves and plunging headlong into the future.
Where Time Stands Still
On the coast, change is a way of life. But for a father and his young sons, a recent trip to an ocean pier turned out to be a halcyon day and a golden memory.
A Most Hospitable Spot: Engadine Inn and Cabins
At this stately spot in Candler, there's only one set of rules that really matters: Relax. Recharge. Enjoy.
A Love Note to North Carolina
When schools across the state send off another class, students and professors celebrate the end of one journey and the beginning of another.
Morning Glory in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Getting away from it all isn't easy, but the rewards are many: The simplicity of a cabin kitchen. The joy of togetherness. The day's first cup of coffee, sipped as the sun rises over the mountains.
A Love Note to North Carolina: The Two-Lane Life
Pull off the interstate: From mountain blacktops to coastal byways, the soul of North Carolina lives on roads less traveled.
McDowell Local Dishes Up a Foothills Feast
In McDowell County, there's a cardinal rule of eating local: Food should always be fun.

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It's entirely true that better-off people pay more in federal income taxes than the less well-to-do. But this leaves out not only Social Security taxes but also what's going on elsewhere.
The institute found that in 2015 the poorest fifth of Americans will pay, on average, 10.9 percent of their incomes in state and local taxes and the middle fifth will pay 9.4 percent. But the top 1 percent will pay states and localities only 5.4 percent of their incomes in taxes.
And at the state and local level, our governments are exacerbating inequality. The ITEP study concludes that "every single state and local tax system is regressive and even the states that do better than others have much room for improvement." The five states with the most regressive systems are Washington, Florida, Texas, South Dakota and Illinois. Of the five, only Illinois has an income tax, and it uses a flat rate.
Eugene Robinson: The 1 percent as victims? That's rich!


English comedian Paddy McGuinness broke down in an interview while talking about his children who have autism.
In an interview on John Bishop: In Conversation With…, the TV star said his children's condition puts a great deal of pressure of his family life.
The Take Me Out presenter shared the news that his is four-year-old twins, Penelope and Leo, were diagnosed with autism back in 2017 and his two-year-old daughter Felicity is also showing signs of the condition.
Speaking about how their condition puts a strain on his relationship with his wife, Christine, he explained: "Some days it's a wonder how we're still together, me and Christine, because you can't sort of do the normal things that you would as a couple.
"That's just a totally normal mundane thing, I thought, at the time, 'that bloke's so lucky to have that'".
Last year his wife spoke on Loose Women, she said: "Now understanding more about autism, I know I can help them. I know I've got tonnes of patience, I know I can plan ahead, I'm quite creative in how I think slightly outside the box.
"I'm blessed. I'm blessed to have them," said the star, who has appeared on The Real Housewives of Cheshire.
Paddy's interview with John Bishop will air at 10PM on W this Thursday.


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Covid-19: 17,656 cases, 928 in hospital, 40 deaths notified in past week
The latest figures were reported by the Department of Health today.
By Tadgh McNally Wednesday 5 Jan 2022, 5:10 PM
Jan 5th 2022, 5:10 PM 69,120 Views 130 Comments
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PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS have confirmed an additional 17,656 cases of Covid-19 in Ireland.
As of 8am, 928 people were in hospital with the virus, 94 of whom are in intensive care.
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) said that there had been 40 deaths notified in the past week, bringing Ireland's total to 5,952. Last week, there were 22 deaths notified.
Chief Medical Officer, Dr Tony Holohan said that it was concerning to see rising numbers of patients with Covid-19 in hospital.
"It is concerning to see the rising number of people with COVID-19 in hospital. This means that our collective efforts to follow the public health advice remain very important," said Holohan.
"I know that many have sacrificed valuable time with friends and family to protect themselves and the wider community. These continued efforts are helping to slow the spread of this virus and will protect many from infection in the next few weeks."
The CMO said that getting a booster jab would help prevent people getting severe disease due to Covid-19, and encouraged people to get boosted.
"The booster programme is now open to everyone aged 16 and over. If you are not yet fully vaccinated or are yet to receive a booster dose, please take this opportunity to protect yourself as soon as possible.
The best way for all of us to stay safe and to continue to protect our loved ones over the coming weeks is to isolate immediately if symptomatic, to keep your social contacts as low as possible, to avoid high risk activities and poorly ventilated environments and to continue to follow all of the public health measures that we know can stop the spread of COVID-19.
Earlier today, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said that a majority of patients currently receiving treatment in ICU have the Delta variant of Covid-19, rather than the Omicron variant.
Speaking following a cabinet meeting this morning, Martin said that there are more pressures on hospitals this year apart from Covid-19.
"There is a broader range of pressures on hospitals this year, not just Covid, as there is far more activity out there," said Martin.
"It still seems that the bulk of the ICU cases are Delta cases, complex, severe illness in many cases and that is the feedback from the HSE.
"The hospitals are under pressure, staff absences are contributing."
The latest figures come in the wake of warnings from NPHET that the PCR testing system has been overwhelmed by the volume of the disease in the country, and that the true volume of cases is up to 40% higher.
The daily case number figures released each evening are likely to give an underestimate of the level of Covid-19 in Ireland compared to earlier periods in the pandemic when the daily figures were much lower.
The hospitalisation figures released each evening include details of people who were either admitted to hospital with Covid-19 or received a 'detected' result while in hospital.
Additional reporting by Press Association.
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