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Cornerstone of concern for Arum
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An application for the approval of a fourstorey block of flats in Arum Road has been submitted to council. Residents have until Monday August 20 to submit their comments. This is an artists impression of the development.
Table View residents are once again gritting their teeth against another application to build a block of flats in Arum Road.
Promontory Property plans to build a four-storey block of flats with 24 parking bays and 19 units at 154 Arum Road.
The application to approve the plans for the building, Cornerstone on Arum, was submitted to council last month by Urban Eye Planning and Development on behalf of Promontory Property. The closing date for objections and comments is Monday August 20.
Arum Road has seen several such applications for high-rise buildings in recent years, much to the chagrin of local homeowners.
Two months ago, residents objected to a six-story mixed-use development going up in Arum Road ("Residents firm against Arum Road plans," Tabletalk, June 27).
According to the latest application, a previous proposal was submitted for a four-storey building with 27 units and basement parking but the plans had to be amended to comply with "various restrictions as well as council policies".
A pre-application meeting was held in May, leading to a revised proposal.
There is no basement in the latest proposal, according to John Smit, from Urban Eye Planning and Development.
Mr Smit said Promontory Properties had registered the property in the deeds office in February last year.
Previously it was under the management of Elco Property Developments.
Arum Road resident Eric Joffe said the site had been a headache since as far back as 2010.
"Elco properties put in an application for departure. We, Arum Road residents, got it thrown out with about 140 objections that we took to council," he said.
The site had been rezoned from single residential to general business 3 in 2013, and that had given developers "a lot of leeway" to do as they pleased there, said Mr Joffe.
He fears the building will cause problems for surrounding "older houses".
"The sand below is very loose. They are going to dig deep into the foundation for such a big building, and I wonder how it is going to affect the 30- to 40-year-old houses built on sand. Those houses might crack."
But Mr Smit said building plans still had to go to the council for evaluation and approval.
"The construction company will need to ensure that the construction does not damage the adjacent properties, and therefore there will be structural engineers part of this construction team," said Mr Smit.
Mr Joffe is also uncomfortable with the fact that Mr Smit once worked in the City's planning department as a senior professional officer in the Blaauwberg District.
He feels this gives him an unfair advantage.
But Mr Smit said the fact that he was a former City employee "does not have any impact on the evaluation of the application or processing of the application as this is clearly guided by the Municipal Planning By-Law in terms of process".
The development was above board as it followed the City's policies, he said.
"Development is guided by the City's spatial development frameworks and districts plans as well as various policies of council," he said.
"These include the Blaauwberg district plan and the densification policy of the city, to name a few.
"The area along Blaauwberg Road, inclusive of Arum Road, is earmarked for higher density developments in terms of these frameworks and guidelines," he said.
Lorraine Cornick, 75, has lived next to 154 Arum Road for more than 40 years and has concerns about development.
"The building will block all the sunlight from one side of my home. I think the height and vast area it's going to cover are unacceptable. It's going to have an impact on our lives.
"There are a lot of concerns. Concerns about infrastructure and noise and safety. I have an elderly husband," said Ms Cornick.
Two months ago, it came to light that an outdated policy was to blame for densification in Table View and particularly in roads such as Arum and Blaauwberg ("Old policy to blame," Tabletalk, June 6).
Brett Herron, Mayco member for transport and urban development, said at the time that the 20-year-old document — a "management strategy" for Blaauwberg Road — would have to be updated if densification were to be halted in the area.
Mr Joffe had asked Mr Herron whether a moratorium could be placed on development in the area until such time as the document had been updated, but Mr Herron told him that would not be possible.
Chairwoman of the Greater Table View Action Forum Karen Davis said they opposed the development.
"Our suburb is the fastest growing suburb in South Africa, and, as stated on all objections, until the infrastructure is bought in line with the amount of people in this area, no further densification should take place.
"The roads are already overly congested and adding another 50 people trying to get in and out of that road will certainly create more problems than already exist.
"Added to this, that section of Arum Road is a quiet, residential street with mostly single-storey homes and a complex of three or four storeys, will take away people's privacy, infringe on the rights of homeowners who have invested in this street to live a suburban life of peace and tranquillity," said Ms Davis.
If developers get City approval to build the Cornerstone at 154 Arum Road they will throw down the house that is currently there.
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Since 2013, Greece Oranges Producer Price rose 1% year on year. With $408 Per Metric Ton in 2018, the country was ranked number 40 comparing other countries in Oranges Producer Price. Greece is overtaken by Togo, which was ranked number 39 at $415.7 Per Metric Ton and is followed by Brunei at $392.9 Per Metric Ton. Venezuela lead the ranking with $3,233.4 Per Metric Ton in 2014, an increase of 15.4% versus 2013. New Caledonia, Seychelles and Jamaica respectively ranked number 2, 3 and 4 in this ranking. Venezuela witnessed the best average annual growth at +34.3% per year, while Fiji was the worst growing country at -30.6% per year.
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Navy Pilot Says UFO He Saw Off California Was 'Not of This World'
By Billy Perrigo
December 19, 2017 8:59 AM EST
A former Navy pilot has opened up about an otherworldly experience he says he experienced in 2004. His testimony comes just days after the Pentagon officially revealed the existence of a secret office investigating the existence of UFOs.
Cmdr. David Fravor, a former squadron leader who worked as a Navy pilot for 18 years, said on Monday he was on a routine training mission off the coast of California in 2004 when his unit was directed to go and examine strange unidentified objects that were descending from 80,000 to 20,000 feet, and then disappearing.
Upon flying 60 miles to the location, Fravor says he saw a tic-tac shaped object, "40 feet long with no wings, just hanging close to the water," in an interview with the Washington Post on Monday. He said it created a disturbance on the water uncharacteristic of a helicopter or a plane, and moved rapidly.
"As I get closer, as my nose is starting to pull back up, it accelerates and it's gone," he told the Post. "Faster than I'd ever seen anything in my life. We turn around, say let's go see what's in the water and there's nothing. Just blue water."
"I can tell you, I think it was not from this world," Fravor told ABC News, also on Monday. "I'm not crazy, haven't been drinking. It was — after 18 years of flying, I've seen pretty much about everything that I can see in that realm, and this was nothing close."
Interest in Fravor's story has surged now that the Pentagon's information is in the public realm. A video of the encounter Fravor describes is included in a cache of three videos cleared on Saturday for public viewing, which appear to show encounters between military pilots and what the Pentagon calls "anomalous aerial vehicles."
The Pentagon said funding for its Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program lasted from 2007 to 2012, and took up just $22 million of the Department of Defense's $600 billion budget, the New York Times reported.
Write to Billy Perrigo at billy.perrigo@time.com.
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For decades, scientists have been confronted with a paradox that, for 50 years has been unsolvable. Water-based iodine antiseptics are used globally for their superior germ-killing properties. However, the only biocidal (germ killing) form of iodine is molecular iodine. For every atom of molecular iodine, in these antiseptics, there are over 10,000 atoms of other types of iodine, which have no capacity to kill microbes but contribute greatly to staining and toxicity. The paradox simply stated is "that which is present in least supply, contributes the greatest efficacy".
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The Federal Vision Exemption Program-New Proposed Changes and Distinction from 49 CFR 391.64 – DOT FMCSA-FAA-USCG-Rules-Regulations| Randolph Rosarion M.D.
Federal Vision Exemption Program: The current Vision Exemption Program was established in 1998. It was preceded by the Vision Waiver Program of 1992. The criteria used to determine commercial driver eligibility, as well as the condition and reporting standard that must be met by drivers approved for participation, was established in the Waiver Program, and later implemented into the 1998 Exemption Program. Go to Federal Vision Exemption Program for information on what the requirements are for a driver to be considered for an exemption. (Separate applications exist for Florida and Indiana due to different accident and citation reporting requirements in those states. Applicant from those States have to submit a full driving record).
Vision exemptions are considered on a case by case basis. There are specific standards that must be met with the better eye, as well as optometrist/ opthalmology evaluation, to include formal perimetry readings for each eye. There are conditions that must be met for the exempted driver to continue to hold the exemption. They include stable or no worsening of their visual deficiency and yearly opthalmology/optometry evaluations.
Recently, on December 2013, after a study showing no higher motor vehicle accident rate for drivers under the Vision Exemption Program compared to non-impaired drivers, the FMCSA proposed changes to the 3 year driving experience criteria for safe driving to either a 1 year requirement or to eliminate it altogether. Other proposed changes include requiring that the driver be evaluated by a medical examiner who issues a Medical Examiner's Certificate that states the driver is qualified to drive if accompanied by a Federal Vision Exemption. Currently, since monocular vision is disqualifying, medical examiners usually terminate the evaluation process. If the driver is found qualified to drive except for the visual impairment, the medical examiner should now check off the box to indicate the Certificate needs to be accompanied by a vision exemption or waiver. The driver can then submit the Medical Examiner's Certificate and all the required documentation to the FMCSA for consideration in the Federal Vision Exemption Program. These changes would make the Federal Vision Exemption Program application process more consistent with the Diabetes Exemption Program process.
The exemption is good for 2 years and renewable. A driver who has received an exemption from the Federal Vision Exemption Program will carry such exemption at all times along with his Medical Examiner's Certificate to present to State, Federal, and Local authorities when requested. The exemption should also be presented to the medical examiner when they go for their physical at the annual re-certification process. If the driver is found qualified otherwise, the medical examiner will check off the accompanied by a vision exemption checkbox, fill in "vision" in the space provided, and issue the Medical Examiner's Certificate for 1 year.
49 CFR 391.64: This is sometimes a source of confusion to some and it might be a good place and time to address it here. Recently a certain manager from a certain trucking company I was evaluating was insistent that all his driver's Medical Examiner's Certificate should have that box checked off. The check box marked qualified by operation of 49 CFR 391.64 represents a "grandfathered " status that only applies to the 2,656 drivers with monocular vision that participated in an FMCSA study between 1992-1996 prior to the implementation of the Vision Exemption Program. Reportedly, very few of these drivers remain, so do not confuse that box with the checkbox for the Federal Vision Exemption Program. If you do meet such a "grandfathered" driver, he must present the letter verifying his participation in the vision study program and a copy of the eye specialist report. Such driver if physically qualified otherwise, would similarly get a 1 year Medical Examiner's Certificate. Please see 391.64 Diabetes and Vison Grandfathering program.
At the top left of the Medical Examiner's Certificate under the driver's name, usually the third selection box down that says accompanied by a______________ waiver/exemption would be where to input "Vision" to indicate exemption is by the Federal Vision Program (this box would also be used to fill in whatever other exemptions the driver may have such as for the "Federal diabetes". The last box on the opposite side to the right that says qualified by operation of of 49 CFR 391.64 is reserved for the few drivers remaining from the original 2,656 drivers involved in the 1992 – 1996 FMCSA study. Please see 391.64 Grandfathering For Certain Drivers Participating In Vision and Diabetes Waiver Study Programs.
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Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina on the passing of Representative Linda Johnson
Raleigh, NC (February 19, 2020) -- Mike Long, President of Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina (PEFNC) released the following statement after the passing of North Carolina Representative Linda Johnson.
To celebrate National School Choice Week, PEFNC hosts free movie screening of "Miss Virginia"
Raleigh (January 27, 2020) – North Carolina's leading school-choice advocacy organization, Parents for Educational Freedom (PEFNC), is hosting a free film screening for "Miss Virginia" on January 28 at 6:30pm at the Cameo Art House Theater in downtown Fayetteville. Free popcorn and soda will be provided.
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Raleigh (January 27, 2020) – Students, parents, teachers, and school leaders will celebrate educational access for all at a National School Choice Week rally in Charlotte on Friday, January 31, running from 10am to 11am at the Discovery Place in uptown. Sponsored by Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina (PEFNC), the state's leading voice for parental choice in education, the event will include a Student Showcase, highlighting the various talents of students in the greater Charlotte area.
2020 applications set to open for North Carolina's trio of school choice programs
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PEFNC Applauds Legislation That Would Expand Eligibility for School Choice Programs
Raleigh, NC (May 8, 2019) – Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina (PEFNC) applauds bipartisan legislation passed today by the North Carolina Senate.Senate Bill 609, sponsored by Senators Deanna Ballard (R-Watauga), Ben Clark (D-Cumberland), and Todd Johnson (R-Union), expands access to the state's three parental school choice K-12 programs.
PEFNC Praises Legislations That Would Expand Eligibility for School Choice Programs
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'I struggle to get my point across': What it's like to wear a face mask while having a stammer
"I think there should have been more consideration for people with stammers"
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Faizan says he struggles with his stammer more when wearing a face mask
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A Manchester teenager who has a stammer has spoken about the struggles he's encountered since face masks were made compulsory.
Faizan Sheikh, 17, from Didsbury, has had a stammer since an early age and, at one point, wasn't able to say his own name.
Over the years, he's been able to control his stammer with breathing techniques - but the lockdown has led to a unique set of hurdles for him.
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Face masks have been compulsory on public transport in England since June and the law was extended on July 24 to also be compulsory in shops, banks, post offices, and supermarkets.
From August 8, the rule will also apply to indoor settings such as museums, galleries, cinemas and places of worship, Boris Johnson announced on Friday.
But Faizan says wearing a face mask and having a stammer has resulted in it being hard for people to hear or understand him.
"I feel like I struggle to get my point across when I talk with a face mask on because my voice sounds muffled," Faizan tells the M.E.N.
"When I talk, I need to put the face mask down so I can be heard clearer."
Faizan has had a stammer since he was three. (Image: ABNM Photography)
He says that the breathing techniques he uses to help him be able to control his stammer and say words more clearly are also affected when wearing a face mask.
"I think people who have a stammer find it difficult with a mask because they can't do their breathing technique as well," he says.
"The mask limits the breathing and that's what we've been taught to help us with our words."
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Faizan says he has tried to use a visor instead but, while he found it easier to talk, he said it was 'quite irritating' on his forehead.
He said he only learnt this week that there were exceptions to the face coverings rule for people with certain conditions, but said the guidance needed to more clearly state who is exempt.
Currently, the government says there is an exception if you have a 'reasonable excuse', however this isn't explained further and speech conditions are not directly mentioned in the guidance.
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"I think there should have been more consideration for people with stammers and those who can't hear," Faizan explains.
"I don't think the guidance was clear enough - not enough people are wearing masks.
"I was on the bus the other day and I was the only person wearing a mask."
Apart from face masks, Faizan says the lockdown has taken a big knock on his confidence and people have been less patient with his stammer.
"Lockdown has affected me really badly," he adds. "As I was stuck in the house, I couldn't meet up with people and talk to them.
"I had to use the phone to speak to people and there are some people who have been really rude and impatient to me.
Faizan said lockdown had affected him quite badly (Image: ABNM Photography)
"I was trying to explain to someone about a punctured tyre and as I was struggling with the first 'P' bit, they got fed up and hung up.
"I want people to understand how difficult it can be. People need to have more patience."
The British Stammering Association said they had been informed of a large number of people with stammers who have faced similar issues as Faizan.
"Since the requirement to wear face coverings in shops and on public transport was introduced, lots of people who stammer have told us it can make talking more difficult," a spokesperson for Stamma told the M.E.N.
"Some complain of being interrupted more, with listeners not being able to see their mouths when they're struggling to get any sound out. Sometimes listeners walk away thinking the conversation has finished, which can be humiliating.
"When speech is muffled you're more likely to be asked to repeat yourself – if you stammer and you've struggled to say something the first time, it can be really exhausting and frustrating to have to say it again."
"We'd advise people to wear a face covering if at all possible but if you are struggling and want to claim exemption you can download an exemption card.
"If you're struggling at work, stammering is often a disability under the Equality Act 2010, so you can ask your employer to make 'reasonable adjustments' to make your job easier, for instance by asking them to let you wear a face shield instead."
Anyone who is exempt from wearing a face mask can download and print out an exception badge that they can carry around with them or display on their phone. Card and lanyard options are also available to purchase.
There are also clear, transparent face masks available for anyone who feels they are being visibly blocked.
Anyone seeking advice from the British Stammering Association can contact them via their helpline on 0808 802 0002 or webchat service. Both are open weekdays 10am-12pm or 6pm-8pm.


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A Grave Celebration
Book 6 of the Lady of Ashes Series
Undertaker Violet Harper and her husband are attending the long-anticipated opening of Egypt's new Suez Canal, which has been masterminded by the brilliant French engineer, Ferdinand de Lesseps. Fireworks, galas, and canal cruises are all part of the planned festivities at stops along the way.
But when two men are found murdered, it becomes obvious that there are malevolent forces among the revelers…who will stop at nothing to keep Violet from discovering the truth.
The genesis for this story came when I was writing Stolen Remains, the 2nd book in the Lady of Ashes series. In it, Violet solves a mystery peripherally involving the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869. At the same time, my editor was encouraging me to periodically move Violet around, so that she isn't "stuck" in London. "Well," I thought. "Why not send Violet to Egypt? Imagine how much murder and mayhem there could be at a big international event like that!"
Thus was the story born, out of my editor's request to send Violet out of town.
I must confess, I knew very little about the Suez Canal (that's someplace in the Middle East, right?) before I began writing Stolen Remains, but between that book and now A Grave Celebration, I have learned what a remarkable achievement it was; one that would have major international ramifications through the 21st century.
The concept of a canal through Egypt that would connect the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea had been attempted as far back as ancient times, then revived by Napoleon, whose surveyors wrongly miscalculated the two sea levels and abandoned the idea.
It was really the efforts of the brilliant French diplomat and engineer, Ferdinand de Lesseps, that resulted in a canal successfully being dredged through the area.
The canal's building was fraught with problems: cost overruns, staffing issues, enormous egos, political interference…in other words, just a typical government project!
The Statue of Liberty was initially intended for the Suez Canal. In 1869, the sculptor of the statue approached de Lesseps and the Egyptian government and tried to convince them to let him build a sculpture called "Egypt Bringing Light to Asia." It would be the statue of a woman in Egyptian peasant robes, holding a massive torch, which would serve as a lighthouse guiding ships that entered the canal. He was not taken up on his offer, but the sculptor, Bartholdi, didn't give up on his idea, and eventually another version was unveiled in New York Harbor in 1886.
De Lesseps tried—and failed—to build the Panama Canal. After the great achievement of the Suez Canal, he turned his attention to cutting through the Isthmus of Panama in Central America. Alas, the disease-ridden jungle proved more than he could manage, and the project descended into chaos; not helped by the fact that a massive fraud and conspiracy scandal was triggered when de Lesseps' canal company failed in 1889 after burning through $260 million with no results.


"What are you made up of Raj? What are you made up of?" I ask this question to myself, every time you come to my mind.
We were in a relationship for not more than seven months and in that period, I cheated on you twice.
That guilt just never leaves me. And yet, you never had any grudge against me, not even once.
We first met in the year 2008 where we were working in the same organisation. You had joined a month before me and yet everyone would appreciate my work more. This is why you hated me and often used to have disputes with me.
Nevertheless, you never left your manliness. I remember once how in a company party someone had mixed alcohol in my drink and you came to rescue me.
You exchanged my glass with the normal drink. Thank you, Raj. Thank you for saving me that day.
Our life got separated when I left for higher studies and you went to join another organization. But our boss made sure that we stayed connected. He would often call us at the same time and with time, it got reduced.
We were connected on Facebook just for the namesake and never talked, spoke, or messaged. In the year 2012, some family situation made me work again. There was a vacancy in my organisation and we were looking for a candidate. Just then, my ex-boss called and he connected me to you again. I came to know that you were looking for a job and I asked you to join. God knows what I was really thinking.
I knew we always fought and never understood each other.
Next day, you came for the interview. You got selected and wanted to meet me. I mentioned you my floor number and cabin. As I came out to greet you, I can still remember your eyes then.
My God, I still cannot forget the way you looked at me.
Instantly, an alert button was switched on, in my mind. Your behaviour changed towards me. But I am sorry Raj, I was in an open relationship by then. I never told you because I know it's hard to understand. But even then, I fell for you and accepted your proposal. But I could not break up with my open relation. He was my need to my desire.
I felt guilty about it and one day, I confessed everything to you.
You didn't speak to me for one whole day and I kept calling and messaging you. You didn't respond so that I thought I had lost you. But no, you came back the next day.
You said, "I've forgotten whatever you said it to me." Raj, what are you made of?
That easily you forgave me for cheating on you. How can someone pour in so much of love? My respect for you increased.
It was our sixth month anniversary, and you gave me a surprise visit. You brought me my favourite chocolate and the decoration of the home was adorable. I can never forget it. You made me feel like a real queen and we made out the whole night.
Next day morning, you asked me what I had bought for you and I was so scared to tell you Raj. I loved you so much. I said, "Please, give me some time" and went to take shower. You came inside and kissed on my neck. You turned me around and took my face inside your palm to kiss on my lips.
That is when I said you, "Raj, my parents have fixed my alliance."
Even though the water was pouring down our head, I could see tears rolling down on your cheek. You quietly went out and I was still inside fearing to the core to face you. I came out after a while. I could read all those questions gushing inside your mind.
I said, "I am sorry, Raj." And you asked me if I had said them no. I was silent and had my face down. You screamed so loud, "Answer me" that I got scared.
I asked you to calm down and listen to me.
You understood. I thought you would stamp out, but instead you just stood up, came to me and kissed me so passionately.
You just had one request from me then, to give my next two days to you. You wanted to live our entire life in those two days. I accepted it because that's what I wanted it too. We made love and lived like a couple. Those four days were the best day of my life.
Today, I do love my husband but not as much as I loved you.
I am so sorry, Raj. I went weak on my feet. I feel so guilty for what I did to you. Not once but twice in seven months of our relationship. Yes, we didn't break up until my engagement. After that, you just disappeared.
Raj, I still see you on my Facebook. Please come back.
Don't suffer because of me. You are a man which every woman dreams about. Take a chance, give it a try. Please for me, I beg you.
I don't want to feel guilty for the rest of my life. A part of me still loves you and wants you to stay happy.
Share this story to understand that not all circumstances end up in our favour.
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and project management for the offshore petroleum industry.
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At ODS we understand that spare parts availability is critical to our customers equipment's uptime and reliability. We have therefore the most used spare parts on stock for urgent repairs. If customer wants we will put specific parts on stock to ensure quick repair for our customers.
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Get in touch, we can help out with your maintenance and repairs!
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Roma Fans Will Enjoy These Football Themed Slots
RomaPress Staff
Online gambling has grown in popularity in modern times. Different variations of classic games such as poker, blackjack, and roulette are available. To attract players, online gambling sites must not only have high-quality graphics and smoothly-running software, but even a brilliant concept is essential. Gaining new fans is vital for any digital gambling establishment since there is a lot of competition.
Other games offer fewer opportunities to explore different themes and customize the gameplay than slot machines. Apart from its mechanics, the game is quite entertaining and incorporates several topics, including movies, comics, music, and so on. Among the most popular categories of themed slots are football slots, which we will explore in more detail below. Like many other slot games, sports slot machines have gained popularity over the years, particularly among sports enthusiasts.
This article will review the best online slots Roma fans can enjoy when they are not watching their favorite team play.
Football Star Deluxe
We begin our list of online slot games with Football Star Deluxe. It is hard to find a pokie with such a rich feature set as Football Star Deluxe. It allows fans to get a double dose of their football frenzies while earning real money prizes at the same time.
The slot machine Football Star Deluxe is available in a demo mode and has five reels. Several sites are offering reliable banking options and good bonuses that offer this pokie. There is a well-regulated platform available for gamers, with reliable licenses. Developed by Microgaming, this pokie has an Ancient Egypt theme. This slot game offers 88 paylines and a bonus round with multipliers if you win.
Football Champions Cup
Football Champions Cup is a slot machine developed by NetEnt. By winning a football match, you could receive up to 31.350 coins. All players will have the opportunity to guide their national teams to victory. Among the countries available are Belgium, England, Portugal, Germany, Spain, and others.
There are five reels in this video pokie, and there are 2-5 wilds overlaid on each reel, bringing the total potential payout to 2,000 coins. Combinations or clusters of 1 to 5 similar symbols can earn you up to 200 coins from the regular symbols lining the reels. It combines the fun of betting and football. With thousands of players following the game, there is no time to waste.
There are impressive bonus rounds. There are a total of five rounds in the penalty fiesta, consisting of picks and clicks. Gamers can choose where the ball should land on the screen. You win if the ball lands in the desired location without hindrance.
The second round of the bonus rounds has an arcade theme. It is up to you where the keeper rests. Additionally, you'll get free spins, just like during the knockout round of the World Cup. Win the fixed jackpot and claim the cash offer by reaching the finals. As part of the Football Champions Cup slot, you can experience the full World Cup experience in a slot.
With Football Fever, you will experience a burning passion for football. Saucify's game offers three rounds of rewards, including the opportunity to earn 10 free spins. The winning combination here is three or more matching symbols.
There are three types of bonuses: super bet 1, 2, and 3. The highly rewarding penalty series comes into play when you line up at least three bonus symbols on the same reel. The gamble feature offers three chances to win. The top pokie offers different ways to win and a 5x multiplier if you land a winning combination. If you win more games than your opponent, you will be granted 40 more free game rounds.
Several other slots are also packed with delightful features. New and exciting pokies are now being developed by software providers to capitalize on the World Cup to pique your interest, pump up your adrenaline, and offer fantastic odds. We believe these top choices offer Roma fans all the excitement and potential prizes they can ask for.
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In the film '72s Martier Who Never Died ', director-actor Avinash Dhyani has a dialogue' He sacrificed his today for the coming tomorrow '. This dialogue of the film is enough to explain the whole story. The film is a biopic of the martyr rifle of the Garhwal rifle Man Jaswant Singh Rawat, who sacrificed his life for the last 72 hours during the war of Indo-China, alone, but did not allow an inch of his land to the Chinese. .


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Q: Cant access image in App.css from public/images/img-2.jpg I am creating a react app when I want a particular section to have a background image that I have in my images folder which is inside the public folder. Accessing those images seems to be working except for when I try to access them from App.css
Error: Failed to compile.
./src/App.css (./node_modules/css-loader/dist/cjs.js??ref--5-oneOf-4-1!./node_modules/postcss-loader/src??postcss!./src/App.css)
Error: Can't resolve '/images/img-2.jpg' in 'C:\Users\shlok\OneDrive\Desktop\React\react-website-1\src'

App.css
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  background-image: url('/images/img-2.jpg');
  background-position: center;
  background-size: cover;
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  color: #fff;
  font-size: 100px;
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  background-image: url('/images/img-1.jpg');
  background-position: center;
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A: Hey did you try giving the path from the public folder. As per your folder structure your images folder reside in public folder. Can you try giving the path like 'public/images/img-1.jpg'

A: The url should look like:
background-image: url('../public/images/img-2.jpg');

You need to get out of your src folder and get into your public folder and then look into the images there.

If the above approach doesn't work, it would be because of the following reason:
In React, it is sort of a compulsion to place the images inside the src folder. Otherwise they are not readily accessible from any code inside the components folder.
Try creating a new folder in your src directory and then shifting the images. Or else you can directly take the whole images folder and cut-paste inside your src folder.

A: background-image:  url(`${process.env.PUBLIC_URL}/images/image1.jpg`);

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Unsketched Force Multiplication orders are in the mail. This is good news.
Please pass the word: If your Schlock package arrives Postage Due, email schlockmercenary@gmail.com with a photo of the postage due label. I will happily reimburse for any additional postage expense either in funds or in store credit.
The next thing I'll do is check with the post office and see if there is any way to chase down packages and get them fixed before they arrive postage due.
Update 1:23pm: More than fifty packages were sent back to me. I'm spending the next hour or two getting the right postage on them and getting them back into the mail. This means that there are about 30 more packages which are either being sent to customers postage due, or are taking their time getting back to me. There is no way for me to fix the postage on packages already in the system. I have to wait until customers notify me or until they come back.
Update: 2:51 pm: I've identified all the packages that are likely to be affected. I've emailed all the people whose orders show either "Delivered" or "In Transit" I'm now diving in to compare the remainder of the list to the packages that were returned to me. Then I can send emails to other potentially affected customers. I've already gotten one response that indicates a package was delivered with no trouble at all, so hopefully most of the packages went through.
Update 4:40 pm: All packages have been re-postaged. I'm about to take them to the post office.


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How Precision Medicine is Influencing Clinical Trials
By BBK Worldwide on Tue, Jun 4, 2019 | 1 min read
As originally conceived, personalized medicine referred to the tailoring of medical treatment to the individual characteristics of each patient. The right drug for the right patient at the right timehas since evolved to an approach that takes into account individual differences in people's genes, environments, and lifestyles.
Topics: Patient Experience, Pharma15 Live!, Vlog, Precision Medicine, Precision Support
BBK's Privacy Expert Shares His View on the Positive Trend in Patient Trust in Clinical Trials
A recent survey shared in FiercePharma pointed to an upward trend in general public opinion of the pharmaceutical industry. But there is still work to be done.*
Rob Laurens, Principal, Human Resources and Quality Assurance, credits much of this momentum to the work of everyone in the clinical R&D sector.
Topics: Clinical Research, Big Data, Patient Experience, Pharma15 Live!, Vlog, Privacy
Small to Mid-Size Pharmaceutical Companies Are Meeting the Needs of a Shifting Marketplace
By Joan F. Bachenheimer on Tue, Jun 4, 2019 | 2 min read
Last year, smaller companies led in new drug approvals, according to a recent OutsourcingPharma.com article featuring Ken Getz, director of sponsored research at Tufts University. Notably, nearly half of these new drugs were for the treatment of rare diseases, demonstrating a shift within the industry away from a focus on scaling infrastructure.*
CEO and Founding Principal of BBK Worldwide, Joan F. Bachenheimer, responds to the article, explaining that "the precision aspects of clinical trial discovery have remapped the patient experience. The more targeted the investigational therapy, the more individualized the orientation becomes toward patient recruitment and engagement. It's logical that the search for patients with specific biomarkers begets an orientation centered on individual needs versus a mass orientation."
Topics: Trends, Clinical Research, Rare Disease Research, Patient Experience, Precision Medicine
Going the Extra Mile: RSG® Arrive Driver of the Month
By Elizabeth Gargill on Fri, May 3, 2019 | 2 min read
BBK's RSG® Arrive patient travel program continues to stand out in an increasingly crowded marketplace of companies offering concierge travel and ride-hailing services. One of the reasons RSG® Arrive is in a class by itself is the dedication, commitment to care, and professionalism of its drivers. They routinely go above and beyond to ensure the comfort and care of their passengers.
To recognize the important role that our RSG® Arrive drivers play in enhancing the clinical trial patient experience, we will be celebrating a driver of the month, starting this month with Viken.
Topics: Patient Travel, Patient Experience
Focus 5: Amplifying the Study Voice - Capturing the Sentiment of the Study Community
By BBK Worldwide on Wed, Apr 3, 2019 | 2 min read
When examining the clinical trial experience, there's nothing more meaningful than hearing directly from those closest to the study – patients, caregivers, physicians, and study sponsors. This year BBK launched its Study Voices initiative. Study Voices is designed to capture the sentiment of the study community at a time when the clinical research industry is growing and evolving. From innovative technology, to protocol design, and everything in between, Study Voices captures the perspectives of those closest to the clinical trial experience, offering insight that can be leveraged for action.
"Focus 5: Amplifying the Study Voice" highlights five members of the study community as they share their perspectives on the clinical trial experience.
Topics: Patient Engagement, Rare Disease, Pediatric Studies, Informed Consent, Patient Experience, Study Voices
Guest Spotlight: Annie Finstein A Message to the Medical Community
By Beth Davis Heppenstall on Tue, Feb 5, 2019 | 5 min read
Rounding out our Study Voices panel for BBK's keynote "Do Engagement Tools Live Up to Their Hype?" is panelist, Annie Finstein. She is looking forward to sharing her experience as a patient and participant in a clinical research study on February 19 at the SCOPE conference.
Annie was diagnosed with Crohn's disease in 2000 at nine years old. After trying all available medications approved for pediatric patients at that time, she participated in a pediatric study at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Now in her late 20s, she enjoys spending time at the beach, hiking, cooking and gardening at her home in Boston. Annie is committed to making a difference and connects with other patients impacted by Crohn's disease by running half marathons with Team Challenge, the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation's endurance training and fundraising program.
What was most rewarding to you as a participant in a clinical research study?
It was most rewarding to know that I was helping advance the treatment of Crohn's disease for pediatric patients, and that my participation might not only help me but also other kids suffering from inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Topics: Patient Retention, Patient Recruitment, Patient Engagement, Patient Centricity, Patient Advocacy, Conferences, Clinical Trials, Patient, Patient Experience
Guest Spotlight: Dr. Linda Glaser How Do You Define Patient Engagement?
By Beth Davis Heppenstall on Fri, Feb 1, 2019 | 3 min read
We are excited to introduce one of our dynamic keynote panelists, Linda A. Glaser, MD, PhD of Coastal Biomedical Research, Inc. in Santa Monica, CA.
Linda will be sharing her site voice and insights at BBK's Pharma15 Live! debate series at the 10th Annual SCOPE Summit on Feb 19.
While pursuing a successful career in private practice, Linda's passion for research lead her to establish Coastal Biomedical Research, Inc. in Santa Monica. The practice specializes in clinical trials across many therapies, from diabetes to hypertension to pain management. As Medical Director, she understands the patient experience and medical site needs. As a business owner, she also understands the importance of adaptability, efficiencies and overcoming operational challenges.
What is most rewarding to you as you consider your contribution to clinical trial research?
The ability to help advance science and treat disease.
How do you define patient engagement? What does that term mean to you?
Topics: Patient Retention, Patient Recruitment, Physician Engagement, Conferences, Site Engagement, Clinical Research, Patient Experience, Pharma15 Live!
Guest Spotlight: Gerald Dryden Site Feasibility and Protocol Design
BBK's signature Pharma15 Live! web series is coming to the 10th Annual SCOPE Summit for Clinical Ops Executives. On February 19, Bonnie A. Brescia, BBK's founding principal, will moderate a panel during the conference's plenary keynote program on the topic of "Do Engagement Tools Live Up to Their Hype?"
We are pleased to introduce one of our panelists, Gerald Wayne Dryden, Jr., MD, PhD, MSPH, MSc of University of Louisville, Kentucky.
Dr. Gerald "Tad" Dryden is Professor of Medicine and Director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Program in the Division of Gastroenterology at the University of Louisville in Louisville, KY. He earned his MD at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine in Lexington, KY, and completed his internal medicine internship and residency at the Naval Medical Center in Portsmouth, VA. He then completed his gastroenterology fellowship at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego, CA. During his tenure at the University of Louisville, he earned a Master of Science in Public Health, a Master of Science in Microbiology and Immunology, and a PhD in Microbiology and Immunology. Dr. Dryden's research interests include developing new therapies from botanical sources and new medical devices to improve endoscopic care.
It is very rewarding when I am involved with a drug from the ground up -- seeing research patients benefit from the drug, then eventually being able to prescribe it to my clinic patients.
Topics: Patient Retention, Patient Recruitment, Physician Referrals, Patient Engagement, Site Support, Patient, Patient Experience, Pharma15 Live!
The Impact a Travel Program Can Have on Your Patient Recruitment and Engagement Success
By BBK Worldwide on Mon, Jan 7, 2019 | 2 min read
When it comes to the benefits travel programs offer in support of clinical trials, opinions are varied. In a recent article published in International Clinical Trials, BBK's Hannu Koski and Rob Laurens present compelling data with industry insights. "Talking Travel" looks at the appeal travel assistance programs have from the patients' perspective.
Topics: Patient Retention, Patient Recruitment, Trends, Patient Travel, Patient Experience, Patient Data, Travel Programs
Pharma15 Live! Special: The Caregiver's Caregiver
By Danielle Frate on Tue, Dec 4, 2018 | 2 min read
So much of the focus of clinical trial participation is on the patient and reducing site staff burden. But sometimes we forget about the role of the caregiver. After all, it is usually the caregiver driving the patient to their appointments, managing medication schedules, taking notes at doctor's appointments, and much more. It makes you wonder: who is the caregiver's caregiver? Enter Zaggo, a non-profit organization that provides the tools caregivers need to take care of their loved one as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Zaggo was born out of the experience of its founder and president, Roberta Carson, after she was thrust into the role of caregiver for her son Zachary during his 27-month battle with pediatric brain cancer.
Topics: Patient Experience, Pharma15 Live!, Most Viewed


Forst of aall can aa just say 'congratulations' to Dunston UTS who won the FA Vase yesterday @ Wembley by beatin' West Auckland 2-0 thanx to goals from Steve 'Bully' Bull to bring the silverware back to Tyneside!
"Well done 'The Bad Blue Boys'!"
Secondly!---'it just wasn't to be' for 'The Toon' though, and in the end, the 3-1 defeat against The Toffee Noses @ Goodison made ne difference to the premya table anyway, even if we'd won, az both The Arse and Spors won their games to claim thord and fourth places respectively.
So Europa League futbaall it iz for the 'black 'n' whites' next season!
Yoo could see from the start of the game that we just wernt 'up for it' az we ran oot in wor new 'Winos' away strip and Pienaar opened the scorin' for the home side on the qwaata of an hour mark with a shot that hit Mike Williamson on the back and the baall spun past the stranded Tim Krul and into the net!
Jelavic doubled the home sides lead in the 27th minute, when, after he had handled just moments orlier (unbeseen by the ref of course!) he fired past Krul and wor Champions League aspirations were startin' to evaporate.
Meeenwhile!---text messages from Wembley telt us that Dunston were beatin' West Auckland 1-0 in the Vase final!
The thord and 'killer goal' came at the mid point in the 2nd half when Heitinga heeded home at The Gladys Street End.
We pulled one back soon after with an own goal from Hibbert, but it was aall ower by then.
News waz comin' through from the Championship decider games az well and cheers went up from the Evertonian sections when they hord that Man City were gettin' beat? (aalways thought they hated Man U more??) Of course we aall naa 'wot happened next', az this crazy season drew to a close!


Italian Vegetable Creamy Fettuccine is full of delectable broccoli and other garden treats. Try this satisfying but not overly-rich dish for a change from meaty pasta combinations.
HEAT olive oil in large skillet over medium-high heat. Add broccoli, celery, onion, garlic and basil; cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Stir in evaporated milk, cheese and pepper; bring just to a boil. Reduce heat to low; cook, covered, for 5 minutes.
COMBINE cornstarch and small amount of broth in small bowl; add to skillet. Gradually stir in remaining broth, bell pepper and peas. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until sauce is thickened and vegetables are tender (do not boil). Serve over pasta. Sprinkle with cheese.
It was a lovely dish and easy to prepare, the only thing is where I come from, chicken broth is a soup and also not vegetarian so We left that out when making the dish for our vegetarian friend. Still tasty but made 4 portions rather than the stated 6.
Extremely bland. For leftovers added sauteed mushrooms, pepperoni, and topped with a small amount of cheddar cheese...then it was WONDERFUL!
I tried this recipe recently and will add it to my top of the list. The pasta is wonderful. Give it a whirl!
For a family who dose not like to eat veggies. Not bad. I did switch out some of the veggies for chicken.
This dish was very easy to cook. Everyone in my family loved this dish.
I was originally hesitant because of the evaporated milk but I should never have been. Easily one of my favorite dinners ever and I make about once a week! This was so tasty and it didn't take long to make at all. Everyone should try this recipe!
I made this for company! They absolutely loved it -I served this with a side salad & garlic toasts with glasses of red wine! Very large rave reviews! Kudos to the chef!