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big data in genetic research
Big data and its applications are transforming the way we do business all around the globe, from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. No matter what industry you work in or your firm's size, data collection, data analytics, and data interpretation are becoming more accessible, and that has far-reaching implications. Big data's impact extends beyond the business world; it's also assisting in the advancement of genetic research.
Genetic Research and Big Data
Due to technological advancements, scientists can now quickly collect, store, and analyze data that previously would have taken years to gather. New biomedical treatments, such as next-generation genome sequencing, generate vast amounts of data and lead to scientific discoveries.
In today's fast-changing, big-data-fueled environment, becoming a genetic scientist entail dealing with large-data algorithms as well as data processing tools.
Machine learning (ML) is used in data-analytical techniques to multi-dimensional datasets to construct prediction models and gain insights.
What is CRISPR?
Genome editing or gene editing is a combination of technologies that allow researchers to add, remove, or change genetic material within a genome is called CRISPR. In addition to numerous gene-editing methods, CRISPR-Cas9 is one of the most commonly used. CRISPR-Cas9 stands for clumped regular interspaced small palindromic repetitive elements and CRISPR-associated protein 9.
Impact of big data in genetic research
CRISPR is becoming increasingly popular among scientists across the world.
Associate Professor Richard Kandasamy of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology's Centre of Molecular Inflammation Research (CEMIR) has researched inflammatory reactions that result in a wide range of illnesses.
Using big data, massive computer systems, and CRISPR, Kandasamy has integrated current technology with more traditional genetic mapping to uncover a minute-by-minute script of what happens when the immune system responds to the presence of a virus within a cell.
CropsOS, located in the United States, has combined CRISPR genome editing transposable elements with big data and machine learning to help plant scientists make better decisions.
Using CRISPR technology and machine learning-based predictive modelling, they created a genome editing system that allows for change of plant properties like flavours, nutritional density, and durability. It cuts down on the high costs of research and development that have hitherto confined advanced genetic innovation to a few researchers.
From social and political science to genetics and individualized therapy, big data impacts every field of research. For genetic research and related disciplines, big data continues to hold promise. Genetics researchers should take a flexible approach to big data and stay up-to-date on new data analysis techniques and accessible resources. Thus, they would be able to capitalize on the value of big data for proactive genetic research decision-making.
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Just a quite news item to let anyone stopping by here that the next (and almost certainly final) version of the mod is just about ready for release. It is mostly bug fixes and balance but there are also one or two new surprises that I've found time to implement as well. Keep an eye out for the release post soon!
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I have a question: is there a way to fight trolls on the battlefield without experiencing game malfunction?
We recommend running the mod in 16 bit graphics mode, which resolves this issue for some people. If that doesn't work, try the following: in descr_model_battle.txt (found in bi/fatw/data), find the entry for 4a_orc_troll and 4a_orc_ologhai. In the model_sprite line, change 60.0 to 0.1 for both entries. As always, make a backup of the file before modifying it.
How do I run the mod in 16 bit graphics mode?
Just change it in the graphics settings menu.
@NOOO : If the option is not coming up in-game you can directly edit your preferences document.
@webba84 : Are we expecting the Troll issue to no longer be a thing after the 3.4 release?
@Wambat, Unfortunately it is not possible to fix it completely unless we change the unit type to infantry, which means they won't be able to bash down gates, and will use ladders, and a host of other unwanted effects.
If you use the sprite fix, however, it almost completely removes the chances of this occurring, which is going to be about the best we can manage.
We have managed to fix every other known bug in 3.3 though.
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So, considering this may be the one problem that will never go away, how about we make a sticky for how to address this problem to make it easy for folks to find going forward?


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Carlos Wesley Byas, dit Don Byas, né le  à Muskogee (Oklahoma) et mort le  à Amsterdam, est un saxophoniste ténor américain, dont le style fait la transition entre la fin du swing et le début du bebop. Son choix de s'installer en Europe en 1946, loin des radars de la critique américaine, explique le peu de place qui lui est accordé dans les livres d'histoire du jazz

Biographie

Jeunesse

Les parents de Don Byas étaient tous deux musiciens. Sa mère jouait du piano et son père était clarinettiste. Byas commença son apprentissage par la musique classique, d'abord au violon, puis à la clarinette et enfin au saxophone alto. Il en jouera jusqu'à la fin des années 1920.

Il joua pour l'orchestre local à  avec des musiciens comme Bennie Moten,  et Walter Page's Blue Devils. Au Langston College, dans l'Oklahoma, il fonda et dirigea le groupe de l'école, Don Carlos and His Collegiate Ramblers en 1931-1932.

Début de carrière aux États-Unis
Byas échange l'alto contre le ténor après avoir déménagé sur la côte Ouest, et il joua avec différents groupes de Los Angeles. En 1933, il participa à une tournée sur la côte avec le groupe de Bert Johnson, Johnson's Sharps and Flaps. Il joua également pour le groupe de Lionel Hampton au Paradise Club en 1935, avec le saxophoniste, clarinettiste et arrangeur Eddie Barefield et le tromboniste, Tyree Glenn. Il fut membre de bien d'autres groupes dans cette région, tels ceux de Buck Clayton (1936),  et . À la fin des années 1930, il joue dans plusieurs groupes de swing : Don Redman, Andy Kirk…

De 1941 à 1943, il remplace Lester Young en tant que soliste dans l'orchestre de Count Basie, au côté duquel il enregistre ,  ou encore , un morceau qui met en valeur sa sonorité riche et profonde. Au  et sur la 52 rue, il joue également avec la jeune génération bebop, comme Charlie Parker et Dizzy Gillespie. Il se familiarise avec le langage bebop en petite formation entre 1943 et 1946.

Installation en Europe
En 1946, Don Byas tourne en Europe avec l'orchestre de Don Redman. Il décide de s'y installer, vivant en France, aux Pays-Bas et au Danemark.

En  il rejoint l'orchestre de Duke Ellington en tournée en Europe.

Il ne retourne aux États-Unis qu'une seule fois pour une tournée en 1970, au cours de laquelle il joue au Newport Jazz Festival.

Il meurt le  à Amsterdam.

Style

Don Byas est un des chaînons de la transition entre la fin du swing et le début du bebop.

C'est entre 1943 et 1946 qu'il se familiarise avec les harmonies et les rythmes bebop. En 1945, il enregistre des duos avec le contrebassiste Slam Stewart (, ) qui sont représentatifs de son style : de longues phrases fluides, avec un son riche hérité de Coleman Hawkins, et des harmonies modernes issues du bebop.

Il est notamment réputé pour son interprétation de ballades : .

Discographie

En tant que leader
 1953 : At His Best, avec l'orchestre de Tony Proteau (Vogue)
 1954 : Don Carlos Meets Mary Lou, avec Mary Lou Williams (Vogue)
 1954 : Beryl Booker Trio with Don Byas in Paris, avec  (Discovery)
 1957 : Jazz at Saint-Germain Des Prés (Verve)
 1962 : Amoureusement votre…, avec l'orchestre de Jacques Denjean (Polydor, sorti sous d'autres noms chez d'autres labels)
 1964 : Don Byas' 30th Anniversary Album (Fontana)
 1964 : Anthropology (Black Lion)
 1969 : Don Byas Meets Ben Webster (Prestige, également sorti chez SABA sous le titre Ben Webster Meets Don Byas)
 1998 : Autumn Leaves (Jazz House)
 2012 : Don Byas at Nalen (Riverside)

En tant que sideman
 1949 : Bill Coleman, Lausanne 1949 (TCB 2010)
 1956 : Mary Lou Williams, Messin' 'Round in Montmartre (Storyville)
 1972 : Amália Rodrigues, Encontro (Columbia)
 1974 : Coleman Hawkins, 52nd Street: Vol. 2 (Onyx)

Albums posthumes
 1941 :  (Onyx, 1973)
 1949 : Bill Coleman et Don Byas, Lausanne 1949 (TCB Records, 2010)
 1960 : Jazz At The Philharmonic, Live in Amsterdam 1960 (Nederlands Jazz Archief, 2018)
 1961 : Don Byas et Bud Powell,  (Columbia, 1979)
 1962 : Don Byas avec Jan Johansson, Don Byas at Nalen (Riverside Records, 2012)
 1963 : Don Byas, All The Things You Are (Jazz Life, 1988)
 1964 : Don Byas Meets The Jacobs Brothers, Groovin' High (Live in Haarlem 1964) (Nederlands Jazz Archief, 2016)
 1968 : Amália Rodrigues et Don Byas, Encontro (Columbia, 1972)

Anthologies et intégrales
 Laura - Jazz in Paris (Polydor/Universal, Gitanes Jazz)
 Don Byas : New York - Paris / 1938-1955 (Frémeaux & Associés, 2016)

Notes

Liens externes

Saxophoniste ténor américain de jazz
Musicien bebop
Naissance en octobre 1912
Décès en août 1972
Naissance à Muskogee (Oklahoma)
Décès à Amsterdam
Décès à 59 ans
Mort d'un cancer du poumon
Mort d'un cancer aux Pays-Bas
Musicien afro-américain

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Home Research > Members > 1386-1421 > BOLT, William (-d.1409)
BOLT, William (d.1409), of Winchester, Hants.
Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1386-1421, ed. J.S. Roskell, L. Clark, C. Rawcliffe., 1993
m. by 1366, Alice da. of Robert atte Asch and wid. of John Toumber (d.1361), of Winchester, 1s. Richard*, 4da.1
Commons' bailiff, Winchester Mich. 1380-1; bailiff of the 24, 1385-6; chamberlain 1394-5; mayor 1395-6, 1405-6.2
William Bolt began his career as a carpenter, but later became prominent among the fullers and clothiers as a result of his marriage, which gave him control of the amalgamated interests of two early 14th century fulling families, the Toumbers and Causes. He sold at least 63 cloths in 1394-5 and 82 in 1398-9, and was one of those who shared in the running of the fulling mill at Priors Barton.3 Through his marriage Bolt also obtained a number of properties in Winchester, to which he and his wife added yet more. The former Toumber house, where the Bolts lived, must then have been one of the most substantial buildings in the Brocks area. Situated at the corner of Tanner Street and Buck Street it enclosed a whole group of tenements. A plot nearby, together with a tenter, was settled in 1369 on their young daughter Cecily, who later granted it to Joan, Alice and Agnes, her sisters, with reversion to their parents if they should all die without issue. In 1387 Agnes Mandevyle, whose husband James had been hanged for his part in the Peasants' Revolt, sold a cottage on the west side of Buck Street to the Bolts, who later transferred it to St. John's hospital. By 1393 they owned another house in Tanner Street, and in 1402 acquired a corner tenement in Minster Street which they immediately conveyed to their son, Richard. In the latter year the Bolts brought a suit in the city court and the assizes against Richard Shouelar and Juliana his mother, relations of the Causes, over title to other premises; and perhaps because the Shouelars were people of no consequence in Winchester, they were completely successful in their claim. In 1405 Mark le Faire* conveyed to them a house on the west side of Tanner Street with access to Wongar Street by a great gate. Later, they also held property in Jewry Street.4
Bolt's career was otherwise fairly uneventful. But he appeared as surety for the attendance in Parliament of William Juge† when the latter was elected in 1380, and it was he who, as bailiff of the 24, forwarded the electoral return of 1385 to the sheriff of Hampshire. His own election to Parliament followed within a year of the close of his first mayoralty. Bolt is last heard of in February 1409, and he died before November that year.5 His widow, who retained some of the property, survived until 1418 or later.6
Author: L. S. Woodger
1. D.J. Keene, Surv. Winchester (Winchester Studies 2), ii. 1166-7, 1419; Winchester RO, 34/BX/TC9, enrolments m. 7d; Stowe 846, f. 74.
2. Stowe 846, ff. 77v, 83v, 100, 114v, 136; Winchester RO, chamberlains' accts. 18-19 Ric. II.
3. E101/344/10, 12; Black Bk. Winchester ed. Bird, 10.
4. Keene, ii. nos. 82-89, 226, 275-6, 429, 435, 448, 465, 593, 800; Stowe 846, ff. 60, 64, 66, 74, 88, 97, 98, 111v, 112, 123, 130v; Winchester RO, 34/BX/TC9, enrolments mm. 6d, 25, 34d, 43d; JUST 1/1513 m. 60d, 1518 m. 1; CP25(1)207/30/50.
5. C219/8/4, 12; Black Bk. 10; Stowe 846, f. 124v.
6. CPR, 1416-22, pp. 98, 434.

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Sleepers Assemble for Freedom SleepOut #61
Date Tuesday September 06
Snooze Along with the Suffering on the Sidewalk Near City Hall (Center between Locust and Church)
From late Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday morning.
Organizer/Author Keith McHenry (entry by Norse)
Email keith [at] foodnotbombs.net
Phone 575-770--3377
SLEEP PROTEST CONTINUES--SLOW, SUSTAINED, AND STEADY
Pleasant weather, less police harassment, the lure of a safe(r) placer to sleep for at least one night, and the pulse of principle reportedly drew a larger group of sleepers last week and may continue to do so.
The issue continues to be the right to engage in necessary human functions in public places (with no private places being generally available to the poor outside). The basic need and right to sleep runs afoul of the City's 11 PM to 8:30 AM Sleeping Ban (MC 6.36.010a).
This obscene law continues to be enforced whimsically by the SCPD and increased posse of Parks and Recreation Rangers, now acting as a genteel goon squad on Pacific Ave.
ELECTION ANTICS
With election rhetoric rattling about, some are hoping that the "Our Revolution: Santa Cruz for Bernie" bunch of endorsees (Drew Glover, Steve Schnaar, Chris Krohn, and Sandy Brown) will bring light and liberation to the City Council in the highly unlikely event that some or all of them get past the Big Money endorsees J.M Brown, Cynthia Mathews, Martine Watkins, and Robert Singleton.
Though there have been a few bright spots in the electoral forums, "support for finding legal supervised places to sleep within City limits" and 24-hour bathrooms is about as far as they seem willing to go. Apparently a year of Freedom Sleeper education about the futility and absurdity of banning sleep still can't get past the desire to woo the most reactionary.
Meanwhile RV residents report increased pressure from the sheriffs in the County--in spite of the clear Coastal Commission indications that anti-RV laws violate the public access requirements of the Coastal Zone. Still no reported tickets though.
SEATTLE STIRRINGS
Meanwhile up in Seattle, a more active ACLU and allied groups are fighting back against the destruction of "illegal" homeless encampments. They aim to replace the current law and practice which allow demolition with 72-hour notice. The new law, if passed, would require proof that encampments pose "an imminent and likely public health or safety harm"; if a real emergency could be proved, then action could be taken within 48 hours.
In all other cases, the city would be required to undertake a 30-day process to notify and offer services to the people living in an encampment before forcing them to move. The law would apply to tents, cars/trucks, and RVs.
For any encampment that did not pose an immediate risk, outreach workers would have to, over the course of 30 days, offer the people staying there extensive outreach and "adequate and accessible housing" before the city could clear the area. If an area was going to be cleared, the city would have to notify the people living there of the specific date and time when the cleanup would occur and provide an explanation of what would happen during that process.
The law would also set up a more thorough process for documenting and storing people's belongings that are taken during cleanups. It would require the city to provide trash pickup and sanitation services to any camps with more than five people, and it would create an advisory group to oversee the sweeps. If the city violated any terms of the new law while doing sweeps, it would have to pay each person affected $250 per violation.
For more information check out http://www.thestranger.com/slog/2016/08/24/24504796/homeless-advocates-propose-major-reforms-to-the-way-the-city-handles-homeless-encampments
and http://www.columbialegal.org/standing-shelter-everyone .
BUT BACK IN SANTA CRUZ
Meanwhile, City authorities dutifully backed up by the Scent-Anal (the local daily) have been pushing their old brand of paranoia with an announced indefinitely-extended "closing of the levee".
Actually for a long time cops and rangers have selectively excluded the public (particularly the poor) from access to the river. Now a killing has become the pretext for a general shut down--more grist for the Take Back Santa Cruz agenda--with those who live outside being the usual targets.
Check out the stench of this sort of bigotry--all dressed up in witty words and fancy formatting. Hatred masquerading as public safety. Sniff out the garbage at http://www.santamierda.com/.
WINDBLOWN WHISTLEBLOWERS
Activists Pat and John Colby, evicted from their lodging after several years of fighting the powerful John Stewart Company, are reportedly spinning straw into silk. They're active reporting ADA (Americans Disability Act) violations in city park restrooms and reportedly getting the promise of action. The old HUFF "Give a Shit" Campaign demanded 24-hour bathrooms at City Hall.
But City workers even had those bathrooms locked tight during business hours on the afternoon of the last Freedom Sleeper protest. Makes it easier to complain about all the pee and poopoo. The new supposedly public Portapotty at Lincoln and Cedar is also still locked during the day. If authorities won't give a shit, they'll find others will have to. In inconvenient spots. Tip of the hat to Pat and John for acting as a mobile monitoring squad--forcing the City to clean up its commodes.
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CORRECTION: whistleblowers to the FBI, USDOJ, the U.S. Senate and President Obama Dr. John Cohen-Colby Sunday Sep 25th, 2016 12:04 AM
Where "Freedom Sleepers" got it's name. Razer Ray Wednesday Sep 7th, 2016 11:51 AM


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Speed limit introduced to manage pollution
THE M4 between junctions 41 and 42 Port Talbot is one of five main roads in Wales that will have a temporary speed limit imposed as the Welsh Government look to tackle air pollution.
Some roads have nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels beyond the legal level, and so the Government hope that a 50mph limit will reduce emissions by as much as 18%.
The limit will extend the current 50mph section, from Baglan to Earlswood, as part of a £20m air quality fund introduced with the aim of improving the health of the population. It is estimated that roughly 2,000 deaths per year in Wales are attributed to poor air quality.
Environment Secretary Hannah Blythyn said: "Current levels of nitrogen dioxide exceed the legal limit at the five road locations, so we need to act as soon as possible."
The limits will also be introduced from Monday at the A494 at Deeside, the A483 at Wrexham, the M4 at Newport and A470 between Upper Boat and Pontypridd.
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Thomas Sinclair
Christmas has arrived early for The Range stores in Wales, boasting gigantic displays of all-things festive! The Range is well known for going all out during the Christmas season to create a fun and magical experience full of trees, lights, decorations and much more for their customers to enjoy and this year is no exception. The Range in Swansea surpassed expectations with a display so great, it's left them shortlisted for 'Best Christmas Display' out of all The Range's 182 stores.
Coronavirus laws are being tightened in four more Welsh authorities – Blaenau Gwent, Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil and Newport – following a sharp rise in cases, Health Minister Vaughan Gething today announced.
The new measures will come into force at 6pm on Tuesday 22 September 2020, to protect people's health and control the spread of the virus in the four local authority areas.
The new restrictions will apply to everyone living in Blaenau Gwent, Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil and Newport:
People will not be allowed to enter or leave these areas without a reasonable excuse, such as travel for work or education;
People will only be able to meet people they don't live with outdoors for the time being. They will not be able to form, or be in, extended households;
All licensed premises will have to close at 11pm;
Everyone over 11 will be required to wear face coverings in indoor public areas – as is the case across Wales.
From 6pm on Tuesday 22 September, the requirement for all licensed premises to close at 11pm will also be extended to Caerphilly borough.
Health Minister, Vaughan Gething, said:
"Following the decision to place additional coronavirus restrictions in place in Caerphilly and Rhondda Cynon Taf, we have seen a worrying and rapid rise in cases in four other south Wales council areas – Blaenau Gwent, Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil and Newport.
"In many cases, this is linked to people socialising indoors without social distancing. We are seeing evidence of coronavirus spreading. We need to take action to control and, ultimately, reduce its spread and protect people's health.
"It's always a difficult decision to introduce restrictions but coronavirus has not gone away – it is still circulating in communities across Wales and, as we are seeing in parts of South Wales, small clusters can quickly cause real issues in local communities.
"We need everyone's help to bring coronavirus under control. We need everyone to pull together and to follow the measures which are there to protect you and your loved ones."
The restrictions are being introduced following a rapid increase in the number of confirmed cases in coronavirus, which have been linked to people meeting indoors, not following social distancing guidelines and returning from summer holidays overseas.
The Welsh Government will call an urgent meeting of all local authority, health board and police forces from Bridgend to the English border tomorrow to discuss the wider situation in South Wales and whether further measures are needed across the region to protect people's health.
The new local restrictions measures will be kept under regular review. They will be enforced by local authorities and by the police.
Keep Wales safe by:
Always keeping your distance
Washing your hands regularly
Working from home wherever you can
Following any local restrictions
Following the rules about meeting people
Staying at home if you or anyone in your extended household has symptoms.
MARK Drakeford, First Minister of Wales, has today announced legislation which will restrict those coming from coronavirus hotspot's from travelling to Wales.
The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has refused to impose rules which prohibit those from areas where the infection rate is high from entering low virus rate areas's.
Mr Drakeford has made two requests to the Prime Minister requesting to impose rules which will mean those from high virus areas in England be prohibited from travelling to Wales, a request which has been denied by Mr Johnson.
The powers set by Mr Drakeford will come into force by the end of the week, unless Boris Johnson takes action sooner.
Speaking at the Plenary today, Mr Drakeford made the announcement, stating if Mr Johnson does not reply to his request by Friday then The Welsh Government will bring in legislation to restrict travel from those in English lockdown areas travelling to Wales.
Mr Drakeford said this was not a case of all those from England being restricted travel to Wales, just hotspot areas.
He said: "Evidence from public health professionals suggests coronavirus is moving from east to west across the UK and across Wales. As a general rule, it is concentrating in urban areas and then spreading to more sparsely populated areas as a result of people travelling.
"Much of Wales in now subject to local restriction measures because levels of the virus have risen and people living in those areas are not able to travel beyond their county boundary without a reasonable excuse. This is designed to prevent the spread of infection within Wales and to other areas of the UK.
"We are preparing to take this action to prevent people who live in areas where there are higher Covid infection rates across the UK from travelling to Wales and bringing the virus with them.
"I am determined to keep Wales safe."
The legislation, which is understood to come into force Friday, October 16 at 6pm, will mean those travelling to Wales from areas of England which are classed as virus hotspot's will be restricted.
The new legislation also restricts those travelling into Wales from high virus prevalence areas from Northern Ireland and Scotland.
The Leader of the Opposition in the Welsh Parliament – Paul Davies MS – has rounded on the First Minister over a ban on people entering Wales from England, and the Labour Party's inability or unwillingness to publish comprehensive data proving that transmission rates are accelerating due to travel.
Mr Davies took the First Minister to task during Plenary today (October 14), and referred to a statement made by the leader of the Labour Party on September 23 when he said that the Welsh Government was not seeing any spikes at all in infection due to travel and tourism.
Mr Davies said that the people of Wales deserve to have sight of the data that underpins the Welsh Labour-led Government's position on this matter, so that they can be confident that the Government's actions are proportionate to the threat of the virus in their area.
Mr Davies also referred to a paper that accompanied the First Minister's letter to the Prime Minister yesterday, a paper – that was not peer-reviewed – that confirms the data "…does not constitute definitive proof" in favour of a travel ban.
Mr Davies said: "The First Minister and his Government have acted rashly and without examining a range of other factors before a conclusion on whether to impose a travel ban or not is reached, while at the same time seemingly ignoring the fact that transmission rates in relation to travel had already peaked in August and September.
"It is incumbent on the First Minister to explain just why he has chosen to act in this way, and what supporting evidence he and his Ministers have seen to justify a ban and then publish it so it can be properly scrutinised.
"If he cannot or will not, then he must review and rescind this ban immediately."
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RIVERDALE ESTATES are delighted to present to the sales market this well presented one bedroom apartment located on the sought after Modus complex close to the waterfront.
The property comprises entrance hallway with secure entry system leading through to an open plan kitchen/lounge/diner.
The fully fitted kitchen has a good range of eye level & base level units & benefits from integrated white goods including electric oven & hob & washer/dryer.
The lounge/diner is a good size in the valuers opinion & has French doors with Juliet style balcony.
There is a double bedroom that sits off the hallway.
The bathroom comprises bath with shower over, wash basin & wc. Wall mounted heated towel rail.
Parking space included with the added benefit of an optional visitors permit.
The property is currently tenanted & managed by Riverdale Estates & achieves a healthy rental income of £595pcm a yield of almost 6%.
Annual service charges & ground rent approx £1500 per annum including water & buildings insurance.
The location of the property offers convenient walking distance to the ever developing waterfront. The complex has a variety of amenities including an express supermarket, pharmacy, cafe, haridresser/barbars & a choice of restaurants.
Walking distance to the train station with lines connecting to London Liverpool Street.


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Egypt, France negotiate over €35m in new funding for agricultural SMEs - Daily News Egypt
Business Egypt, France negotiate over €35m in new funding for agricultural SMEs
Egypt, France negotiate over €35m in new funding for agricultural SMEs
Local authorities have ambitious plans to develop agriculture sector, says French ambassador
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Egypt is negotiating with France €35m in new funding for Egypt's agricultural small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the French ambassador to Egypt, Stephane Romatet, told Daily News Egypt on Tuesday.
Romatet added that, "we want to continue supporting Egyptian small farmers to strengthen their capacities, produce more quantities with high quality, and to reach other markets."
Egyptian authorities have ambitious plans to develop the agriculture sector and France is a leading country in the fields of agriculture, food processing, and the dairy industry, the ambassador said in his speech, at the event that was organised by the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Egypt (CCI Francaise en Egypte).
"We aim at building a sturdy partnership with Egypt in the field of agriculture, in coordination with the Association for the Development of International Trade for Agri-food Techniques and Products (ADEPTA), and other different partners," the ambassador noted as he explained that there is much to be done to strengthen both countries in agricultural cooperation.
France will share its strong experience in the field of agriculture and related industries with the Egyptian side, the ambassador said, asserting, "we are completely ready to provide the Egyptian side with the needed funds to implement the country's agriculture sector' development plans. You can depend on us."
The agriculture ministry is implementing plans that aim to develop Egypt's livestock and dairy industry, Deputy Agriculture Minister of Animal Resources, Fisheries, and Poultry, Mona Mehrez, said during her speech at the conference.
"We follow scientific methods to continuously improve the genetic kinds of the animals in all the farms in Egypt in order to decrease the costs of production, in addition to import unique kinds of livestock," Mehrez added.
The agriculture ministry set a plan in 5,000 villages to prevent animals from cross diseases, Mehrez stressed, noting that the programme has already started this year.
"The agriculture ministry plans to establish a developed data centre—Egypt's livestock—with the aim of assisting the decision makers to closely identify all the details about the livestock in Egypt," Mehrez said, asserting that the ministry is very open to ink new MoUs with France to develop this vital sector.
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The Son of God, then, who is Jesus Christ, holds out himself as the object to which our faith ought to be directed, and by means of which it will easily find that on which it can rest; for he is the true Immanuel, who answers us within, as soon as we seek him by faith. It is one of the leading articles of our faith, that our faith ought to be directed to Christ alone, that it may not wander through long windings; and that it ought to be fixed on him, that it may not waver in the midst of temptations. And this is the true proof of faith, when we never suffer ourselves to be torn away from Christ, and from the promises which have been made to us in him . . . . Proud men are ashamed of Christ's humiliation, and, therefore, they fly to God's incomprehensible Divinity. But faith will never reach heaven unless it submit to Christ, who appears to be a low and contemptible God, and will never be firm if it do not seek a foundation in the weakness of Christ.


Set right on the beach, in lush tropical gardens with a spectacular infinity swimming pool, this villa is one of the most luxurious and spacious holiday accommodation on the north coast of Bali.
Cooled by a refreshing, flower-scented, sea breeze, and soothed by the sound of gently lapping waves, the villa is a delightful haven of tranquility and calm.
The villa is located within a 10-minute drive from Lovina, the touristic village on the north coast of Bali.
During your stay staff will be at your service: daily cleaning & housekeeping service, 24h security and professional chefs to serve delicious meals.
Daily breakfast is included and served to you by the staff each morning at a time you prefer.
For your lunch and dining pleasure, we provide a top-class restaurant service. You can order from our extensive menu of delicious meals, and we will serve you in the comfort of the villa, by the pool or even on the beach.
For an unmissable treat, you must try our dinner spectacular - especially if you are celebrating a birthday or other anniversary.
For a truly memorable evening, we recommend our "dinner spectacular" - a sumptuous flame-lit seafood feast served in the garden and complimented by a stunning display of traditional Balinese music and dance.
The staff takes care of everything - leaving you to relax and make the most of your time in Bali!
The villa has also a complete in-house spa service for your ultimate relaxation. Our friendly spa staff are trained in traditional Balinese massage and modern bodyworks techniques, as well as in a number of beauty treatments that use entirely natural ingredients. You can enjoy the benefits of this delightful Balinese tradition in the comfort of the villa, or in the poolside gazebo. This is your opportunity to really indulge yourself during your holiday and enjoy the benefits of a truly expert treatment.
The villa is a 5-star villa. The overwhelming luxury and facilities of the villa, the gorgeous beach-front setting, the panoramic views and the warm atmosphere ensures you will have a memorable holiday.
Together with the comprehensive and flexible service provided by the friendly and welcoming team of Balinese staff will make that you want to come back!
A comfortable air-conditioned 7-seater car with driver is at your disposal during your stay as well as a boat with captain to go on a Dolphin tour or to go on a snorkeling trip (fees apply).
The villa is private it is not part of a hotel or villa complex. You enjoy exclusive use of the entire villa, grounds and pool. You also enjoy the undivided attention of our very friendly and welcoming team of Balinese staff who are here to make your holiday dreams come true. Each member of our team has been chosen for his or her friendly and confident personality. Their keen sense of humor and natural Balinese hospitality ensures a very relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
Spread over two floors, this superb holiday home offers a generous 280m² of living space in 1,585m² of landscaped private grounds with an inviting 16-metre infinity-effect swimming pool.
In its four bedrooms, there is ample space to comfortably sleep six adult guests, and 2 children. If required, we can provide an extra single bed and two baby cots.
This stunning holiday home has several delightful features and all the facilities you expect in a modern, well-equipped luxury house such as Wi-Fi Internet access, Cable TV, Air Conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, clothes dryer, plenty of seating and relax areas and an in-house Spa for massages and beauty treatments.
- Including 7 days a week staff: cleaning & housekeeping service, 24-hour security & professional chefs providing top class restaurant service.
- Large tropical landscaped garden (1585m²) with palm and banana trees and whole year round flowering plants.


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Q: Adding a class with jQuery to parent element of a checkbox when that is clicked and the checkbox is hidden I have a list designed to look like toggle buttons, but they're actually a checklist of preferences.  As such, the input is hidden and I want to have a class added to the parent label if the checkbox is checked.
It all works great, except for in IE8 which isn't happy.  I think this may be the .change, but I can't quite work out how to achieve this with .click, my attempts have ended unsuccessfully.
FIDDLE HERE!
HTML

        <input type="checkbox" data-toggle="checkbox" />
        Option

JS
$('.checkbox input').change(function() {
    if (this.checked) {
        $(this).parent('.checkbox').addClass('checked');
        $(this).attr('checked','checked');
    }else {
        $(this).parent('.checkbox').removeClass('checked');
        $(this).removeAttr('checked');
    }
});

A: So, if this is checked, check it ?
if (this.checked) {
    $(this).attr('checked','checked');
}

doesn't make much sense, why not just :
$('.checkbox input').on('change', function() {
    $(this).parent('.checkbox').toggleClass('checked', this.checked);
});

and never ever remove the checked attribute, set it to false with .prop('checked', false); or this.checked = false

A: try adding
$(this).parent().children('.btn-flat').addClass('grey'); to the if block and
 $(this).parent().children('.btn-flat').removeClass('grey'); to the else block of the javascript and then add
.checkbox .grey{background-color: #ccc;}
to css file. This way it targets the specific html element.

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BEIJING, June 29 — China's legislature passed a sweeping new labor law today that strengthens protections for workers across its booming economy, rejecting pleas from foreign investors who argued that the measure would reduce China's appeal as a low-wage, business-friendly industrial base.
The new labor contract law, enacted by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, requires employers to provide written contracts to their workers, restricts the use of temporary laborers and makes it harder to lay off employees.
The law, which is to take effect in 2008, also enhances the role of the Communist Party's monopoly union and allows collective bargaining for wages and benefits. It softens some provisions that foreign companies said would hurt China's competitiveness, but retained others that American multinationals had lobbied vigorously to exclude.
The law is the latest step by President Hu Jintao to increase worker protections in a society that, despite its nominal socialist ideology, has emphasized rapid, capitalist-style economic growth over enforcing labor laws or ensuring an equitable distribution of wealth.
But it may fall short of improving working conditions for the tens of millions of low-wage workers who need the most help unless it is enforced more rigorously than existing laws, which already offer protections that on paper are similar to those in developed economies.
Passage of the measure came shortly after officials and state media unearthed the widespread use of slave labor in as many as 8,000 brick kilns and small coal mines in Shanxi and Henan provinces, one of the most glaring labor scandals since China began adopting market-style economic policies a quarter century ago.
Police have freed nearly 600 workers, many of them children, held against their will in factories owned or operated by well-connected businessmen and local officials.
Abuses of migrant laborers have been endemic in boom-time China, where millions of temporary workers have faced unsafe working conditions, collusion between factory owners and local officials and unpaid wages. Party-run courts often fail to enforce their legal rights.
Senior leaders in Beijing have grown increasingly concerned about the issue because migrant workers have contributed to a surge in social unrest and violent crime.
While the new law will do little to eliminate violations of existing laws, it does require that employers treat migrant workers as they do other employees. All employees will have to have written employment contracts that comply with minimum wage and safety regulations.
It also moves China closer to European-style labor regulations that emphasize fixed- and open-term employment contracts enforceable by law. It requires that employees with short-term contracts become full-time employees with lifetime benefits after a short-term contract is renewed twice.
Perhaps most significantly, it gives the state-run union and other employee representative groups the power to bargain with employers.
Many multinational corporations had lobbied against provisions in an earlier draft of the labor law. The early draft, circulated widely in business and legal circles, more sharply limited the use of temporary workers and required obtaining approval from the state-controlled union for layoffs.
Companies argued that the rules would substantially increase labor costs and reduce flexibility, and some foreign businesses warned that they would have little choice but to move their operations out of China if the provisions were enacted unchanged.
International labor experts said that several of the most delicate clauses had been watered down. But lawyers representing some big global companies doing business here complained today that the new law still imposes a heavy burden.
"It will be more difficult to run a company here," said Andreas Lauffs, a lawyer at Baker & McKenzie, which represents many of America's biggest corporations in China.
The National People's Congress released only a summary of the new legislation, not the full text, and officials did not detail how they had changed the final version from multiple drafts that had circulated earlier.
The summary said companies must "consult" the state-backed union if its plans workforce reductions, suggesting a softening from earlier drafts that gave unions the right to approve or reject layoffs before they could take place.
But the summary retained language that limits "probationary contracts" that many employers use to deny employees full-time status. It also states that severance pay will be required for many workers, and tightens the conditions under which an employee can be fired.
Moreover, the law empowers company-based branches of the state-run union or employee representative committees to bargain with employers over salaries, bonuses, training and other work-related benefits and duties.
In the past, workers have had to negotiate wages with their employers individually. China's state-run union has had almost no involvement in setting wage and benefit levels.
The Communist Party's monopoly union, known as the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, is a legacy of China's socialist planned economy. It is an official state organization charged with overseeing workers that in practice has tended either to play no role whatsoever or to help managers monitor and control workers.
Workers are not allowed to form their own, independent unions. The state union rarely if ever presses for higher wages or enhanced benefits. It does not permit strikes.
But Mr. Hu has pressed the union to take a more active role, and it has demanded greater representation in private Chinese and foreign-invested companies. Some foreign company executives say that if the union participates in wage and layoff negotiations it could begin to greatly complicate labor relations.
Foreign executives said that they are especially worried about new labor regulations because their companies tend to comply with existing laws more rigorously than some of their Chinese competitors do. Their competitive disadvantage could increase sharply, they said, if the new rules put fresh burdens on foreign companies that their local counterparts ignore.
Chinese legislative officials said today that such concerns are overblown, and that many local governments bend the rules to favor foreign investors over local companies.
"If there is some bias in the application of the law, it would tend to be in favor of foreign investors because local governments do so much to attract investment," Xin Chunying, deputy chairwoman of the legislature's law committee, said at a news conference announcing the new measures.
"The only people who will suffer under the new law are those who violate the law," she said.


Irene's Jewelry, Etc. Blog | Fun with Jewelry glass fusing, wire, stringing and life here on the hill.
Whew! Website Updated – Etsy shop with 28 items.
So what have I been doing lately??? … well a little travel but not much jewelry making. Been busy revamping my website http://www.irenesjewelry.com/index.html so it reflects my current items, is more mobile friendly and points to my Etsy shop. That being done I had to actually post items for sale in the Etsy shop …https://www.etsy.com/shop/IrenesJewelryEtc – anyway it is done.
Other good news is I recently figured out I didn't need to use Ed's super fancy camera to get good photos (it was heavy and awkward to use) … my little Canon did just fine.
I decided to cut up my pretty glass tiles (see below) with my tile saw. (on the previous set I broke them). Can you say "water everywhere" ? … the saw (a gift from a friend) is less than ideal for small pieces of glass. At least I got them cut into quarters …. more breaking required. Continued adventures in fused glass. Here are the photos of one of the tiles.
What do all small business owners dread most? Losing their records. Well I carefully backed up my data … I thought … did you know Windows doesn't always copy all the sub-directories when you ask it to? Sigh. After reloading the operating system, we discovered today ALL my electronic records for Irene's Jewelry, Etc. were gone. Sigh. I guess I will use this as an opportunity to simplify my record keeping. Luckily the photos are still there and I have some things on paper. I think to cheer myself up I will post some jewelry photos.
Hello, I am Irene Beattie. I make and sell beaded and glass jewelry. The website is www.irenesjewelry.com . I own a very small Paragon kiln that I use to make my glass pendants, earring components and beads. Lets start with a couple of pictures.
We are doing OK, haven't burned or had to evacuate … the Steiner Ranch Fire was about 10 miles as the crow flies, the Leander about 8 miles and the Cedar Park one about 3 miles … but so far we are good. For those who read this and aren't local … the HUGE one is Bastrop is about 50 miles east – southeast of here. Still, I now realize how really vulnerable we are. It is pretty scary. Just a spark and a bit of wind and we could be right in the middle of one. We pray and hope.
Probably over 600 homes have been lost in the Central Texas area and there have been at least two deaths. If you are so inclined please pray for all the families affected and all of our hardworking people fighting the fires.
Other more mundane news: Today we got the van aligned and the brakes replaced with some mighty pricey ones … hopefully they will last a long time.
The kitchen update hit a snag … we were scheduled to get the granite in 1 1/2 weeks ago … and they came out and did the dining room and the cook-top side but when they went to install the sink they found a HUGE flaw in it. Well they ordered us a new sink which we expected to take 4 weeks but we were pleasantly surprised when it arrived today. Also the appliance garages are done and ready to paint. So on Friday they plan to install the sink and sink side granite. Tomorrow Joe is coming by to paint the appliance garages. Hopefully early next week we will get the appliance garaged installed, the area behind the cook-top tiled, the vent hood installed, the kitchen sink & dishwasher plumbed … so maybe by the end of the week we will have our new kitchen. Of course there could be another snag … who knows. We have been using the kitchen as is … except no dishwasher or sink … we use the laundry room sink. Assuming the house doesn't burn down I look forward to a new kitchen soon!
Here are a couple of photos of the granite & unpainted appliance garages ….
Mon. Feb 7th … sort of crummy news.


Delict – Damages arising from injuries sustained in an accident – Quantum of damages.
The plaintiffs' claim was for damages arising from the injuries they sustained in a road traffic accident. The only issue that was referred to trial was the issue of the quantum of damages that the plaintiffs were entitled to.
Held, that general damages are not a penalty but compensation meant to compensate the victim by trying to place him in a position he would have been had the wrongful act causing the injury not been committed.
Held, further, that in deciding upon liability, the financial means of the defendant is not considered. The fact that the defendant is poor does not affect his liability or serve to reduce the amount of damages to be awarded.
The plaintiffs are married and have a minor child by the name of OM who was aged four years on 3 November 2009 when all three of them were involved in a road traffic accident along Simon Mazorodze and Hobbs Road in Harare. They were passengers in a commuter omnibus, namely a Toyota Hiace which was being driven by the first defendant who was employed by the second defendant as a driver.
The plaintiffs are claiming damages arising from the injuries they sustained in the accident. The defendants have not disputed that the accident happened as a result of the first defendant's negligence. They have also admitted that the second defendant is vicariously liable as the accident happened whilst the first defendant was driving the commuter omnibus during the course and scope of his employment. The only issue that was referred to trial is the issue of the quantum of damages the plaintiffs are entitled to.
When JG, the second plaintiff testified she said that in the accident she suffered a fractured left leg (tibia) and fractured right forearm. She went on to produce a medical report which was compiled by Dr ZT on 6 August 2010 at Harare Central Hospital. The report is consistent with the injuries that she said she suffered. It says severe force was used to inflict the injuries and that there was a possibility of permanent injuries. By consent, she also produced a letter which was written by Mr GV an orthopaedic surgeon on 9 September 2010 at West End Clinic. It is addressed "to whom it may concern". The letter also describes the injuries that the second plaintiff sustained in the accident. It states that she was admitted to hospital suffering from severe pain and shock. She was given painkillers, anti-biotics and anti-tetanus toxoid. The forearm and leg were surgically fixed with metal plates and pins. The wounds were said to have healed but she was said to be having moderate pain in the leg and arm after usage. It was further stated that she could not lift heavy objects, run or play sport. It was said that she would need to have the metal plates removed after one year at a cost of US$ 1 500. It was further said that she may remain with pain after the removal of the plates. It was said that she has 20 per cent permanent disability.
The second plaintiff said that she used up to US$ 2 392 for the insertion of metal plates in both the arm and the leg, all the treatment that she received and the other expenses that she incurred less transport expenses. She gave a detailed breakdown of that money and produced receipts as proof. She said that when she was discharged from hospital she left a balance of US$ 437 which has not yet been paid. She said that she had since received a letter from the debt collectors demanding this money. However, she did not produce any proof of the said debt. She said that she was admitted at Harare Central Hospital for a month from 3 November 2009 to 4 December 2009. She said that the metal plates that were inserted should have been removed after one year on 17 February 2011 at Parirenyatwa Hospital but to date that has not been done because she failed to raise the US$ 1 500 that Mr GV initially charged for their removal. She said that on 7 December 2015 she went back to Mr GV and was advised that it now costs US$ 5 000 to remove the metal plates. The defendants objected to the production of the quotation of US$ 5 000 by Mr GV on the ground that they wanted it produced through Mr GV who would explain the huge increase of the cost from US$ 1 500.
The second plaintiff said that she will therefore need US$ 5 500 for future medical expenses including costs for transport and fees for check-up. On the 20 per cent permanent disability she suffered she said the following; she can no longer do most activities that she used to do before the accident. She can no longer carry heavy things, for instance a 20 litre bucket of water. She can no longer wash blankets, walk for a long distance, kneel, crouch, and run. She now needs the services of a maid to do the household chores that she used to do by herself since she had always been a housewife. She said that she used to grow vegetables and sell them at Mbare Musika but she cannot do that anymore. She said that they have one child and with her new condition she cannot have more children. Her leg and hand are always swelling so she will not be able to carry the pregnancy through. She said that she cannot be seated for the whole duration of the pregnancy as she needs to walk around. She said that assuming that she gives birth, she will not be able to look after the baby like a mother is expected to, e.g. washing the diapers and carrying the child on the back. She said that she cannot bank on a maid because a maid can quit anytime. She said that it is on the basis of the 20 per cent permanent disability that she is claiming general damages in the sum of US$ 12 000.
The second plaintiff said that the child, OM was injured on the jaws and four of her milk teeth shook. At hospital the teeth were secured with a wire but that did not work. In January of 2010 the teeth fell off. The medical report which was produced shows that she sustained injuries on the mandible (jaw) and was bleeding from the mouth. The medical report states that a moderate amount of force was used to inflict those injuries. The second plaintiff said that since the child was below five years old she was treated for free at hospital and as such no medical expenses were incurred. She further said that there is no future medical treatment that the child needs as her permanent teeth have grown. However, she said that the accident left the child very shocked. For sometime she was afraid of boarding commuter omnibuses. Psychologically, the child was traumatised, she appeared unsettled as reflected in her behaviour which can be termed 'aftershock'. Out of nowhere, she would act as if something had rattled her. For the pain, shock and suffering the child endured, the plaintiffs said that they are claiming US$ 500.
During cross examination the second plaintiff said that she was admitted to hospital for the second time at Parirenyatwa Hospital and was discharged on 19 February 2010. She did not say when she was admitted. As she testified she was in her sixth year with the metal plates which should have been removed after only one year. She said the whole of this year she never went for a medical check-up because they do not have money. She said that she can no longer use the blair toilet because she can no longer squat. If she is in the rural areas she now uses the bush to relieve herself.
The evidence of PM, the first plaintiff was as follows: He suffered a fractured right leg and a laceration on the scalp in the accident. The medical report that he produced states that severe force was used to inflict the injury. A plaster which was later removed in February of 2010 was put on the leg. A letter which was written by Mr GV who also treated him states that after the plaster had been removed the first plaintiff underwent physiotherapy. The letter states that the wound had since healed but the first plaintiff was suffering from effort pains and was taking painkillers. The letter further stated that the first plaintiff could not run or play sport. He has a permanent 20 per cent disability.
US$ 1 080. He produced receipts to prove this amount. He said that he still owes Harare Central Hospital US$ 650. He said that he had even received a letter from the debt collectors for the payment of this amount. However, he said that he had not brought any proof of this amount. He said that this amount only came to his attention when the debt collectors wrote demanding payment. He said that he does not anticipate any future medical expenses.
The first plaintiff said that he is a qualified motor mechanic by profession and at the time the accident occurred he was employed by Surrey Abattoir, a meat delivery company in Marondera. He said that after the accident, because of the injury, the company made him work on light vehicles as he could no longer work on the heavy vehicles yet the bulk of its vehicles are heavy vehicles. He said that he can no longer lift heavy things like gearboxes and engines by himself as he used to do before the accident. He said that after the accident each time he was working on these, he would ask for assistance from another person. He said that because of this he realised that he could not continue working as a motor mechanic and ended up quitting his job on 9 November 2015. He has now ventured into the timber industry whereby he assigns somebody to go and buy timber for him and he then sells it. The first plaintiff said that for the 20 per cent disability he suffered he wants to be paid US$ 12 000. He said that he can no longer walk long distances or run.
The first plaintiff said that because of the injuries his wife suffered he feels that carrying a pregnancy will be too burdensome on her as her leg and arm constantly swell. He said that she is now totally reliant on the maid. He said that he cannot be with her all the time as he has to fend for the family.
The plaintiffs were unable to call the doctor, Mr GV because he was totally evasive. They ended up closing their case without leading evidence from him.
The second defendant, TM testified as follows: He said that the amounts that are being claimed by the plaintiffs are exorbitant and too high for his affordability. He said that currently he is not formally employed. He said that after the accident his business suffered a lot because all those that had been injured in the accident had to be taken care of including the plaintiffs and the first defendant, the driver. He said that he personally paid US$ 45 towards the first plaintiff's Harare Central Hospital bill. However, he could not produce the receipt thereof as the plaintiffs' counsel objected to its production on the grounds that it had not been discovered. Of interest also is the fact that this payment was never mentioned to the plaintiffs and the receipt which is the proof thereof was never shown to them when they were being cross examined. The second defendant said that the court should award to all the plaintiffs a total of US$ 2 000 in damages. He said that the US$ 5 000 which is being claimed for the removal of the metal plates is too much as there are other institutions like Karanda Mission Hospital in Mount Darwin which can render the service for far less than that amount. He said that he once made enquiries and learnt that it costs approximately US$ 160 to remove the plates at this hospital. However, he did not produce any quotation to substantiate this, it was just his word.
US$ 50. He further said that he once met the first plaintiff in town and gave him US$ 120 to cushion them in their expenses. The problem is that all this was never put to the plaintiffs during their cross examination by the defendants' counsel. So, the veracity of these averments was not tested. This is in light of the fact that the plaintiffs said that they never received any financial assistance from the defendants. I cannot therefore accept that the second defendant made these payments to the plaintiffs.
The second defendant further said that his driver, the first defendant who was initially hospitalised at Harare Central Hospital and two other accident victims received very cheap treatment at Karanda Mission Hospital in Mount Darwin. He said that after the accident his commuter omnibus business closed shop.
The first defendant, Onismo Tawanda Nyabanga testified as follows: He said that he now runs a car wash and earns US$ 200 – US$ 250 per month. He said that the court should give an award of US$ 1 500 to each plaintiff, minus the child. He said that this should be enough because of all the people who were injured he was the most injured, but he only used up to US$ 2 500 for his treatment. He now walks with the aid of crutches. He said that each of the plaintiffs must have used less than that. When asked about his offer to the child, he said that he did not understand why he was being asked to pay these monies. The first defendant could not have been sincere in his statement given that he is the one who negligently caused the accident which caused the injuries upon the child.


This specification describes a method for determining whether the quantity and quality of adult Eretmocerus eremicus in a shipment adhere to quantity and quality specifications. The test also allows the purity of shipments to be determined. Included are referenced documents, a description of standard terminology, specifications, and the test method.
1.1 This specification describes a method for determining whether the quantity and quality of adult Eretmocerus eremicus in a shipment adhere to quantity and quality specifications. The test also allows the purity of shipments to be determined. Included are referenced documents, a description of standard terminology, specifications, and the test method.


What Day Of The Week Was April 2, 1981?
April 2, 1981 was the 92nd day of the year 1981 in the Gregorian calendar. There were 273 days remaining until the end of the year. The day of the week was Thursday.
A person born on this day will be 38 years old today. If that same person saved a Cent every day starting at age 5, then by now that person has accumulated $120.73 today.
Who were born on April 2, 1981?


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P.G. Department of Computer Applications
The Department had its humble foray in the Arena of Computer science in the year 1990. Since the time of its inception the department has maintained its flair. Initially the department started functioning with a strength of 25 students, in the year 1995; the strength soar upto 30 and then onto 60 from the year 2000. The syllabus of MCA department has been framed to meet the cutting edge technology. The syllabus is revamped every year and is on par with the latest trend in the IT industry.
The Department has its strong Alumni base. Alumni of the department are occupying top notch positions in various MNC's and to the feather on the Cap, some of its Alumni are now CEO's of various companies. All Members of staff of the department have had their Doctoral degrees. Visionaire a technical symposium happens to be the Magnum opus of the department where numerous colleges actively participate. The department utilizes the power of autonomy rendered to the college by the University by updating the syllabus as per the needs of the IT industry.
Infrastructure:
Campus area Network
Tutorial Room with LCD projector and Digital Board
Separate Computer Lab facility
AICTE MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
To increase the dimensionality of education through the effective use of Information Technology and to provide the comprehensive environment and other resources required to observe and explore that result in improvement of individual competence.
To impart high quality training to students so as to provide human resources appropriate to the Local National and Global needs. To create and disseminate knowledge for the betterment of mankind. To establish Center of Excellence in collaboration with software Industry/ Research Institute and other agencies to meet the changing needs of the society.
Dr. M.Rajasenathipathi
M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Staff Name
Dr. M.Rajasenathipathi,M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor & Head
Dr. E.Ramadevi, M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor
Dr. S.Niraimathi, M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor
Dr.B.Azhagusundari,M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor
Dr. M.Rathamani,M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. Associate Professor
UNIX PROGRAMMING
DATAMINING & WAREHOUSING
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
.NET FRAMEWORKS
OOAD&UML
Android Programming
J2EE Technologies
ADROIT
The main objective of the club is to make the students industry ready. The student activities comprises of general seminars, Quiz, Message of the day, Today's News etc.,
The club main focus is to offer programmes that the Cutting Edge technology demands. The club promotes self learning, creativity and encourages bringing out new innovative ideas. As the culmination of these activities Visionaire, a technical symposium is held every year. Visionaire is a symposium where many students from various colleges actively participate
Activities during Covid-19 Lockdown
Highly experienced faculty with research instinct acting as guide to the Ph.D Scholars
Up to date curriculum and ICT enabled Learning methodologies using Google classroom and Kahoot
Periodical guest lectures by eminent academicians / Industry experts
Collaboration with leading Industry leaders and Institutions (ICTACT, CSI, IEEE,UTL etc.,)
State of the Art computer lab and library facilities
Industrial Visit and project band training
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Mommy by day Crafter by night: My fresh start to archiving our family memories.... Plus a giveaway!
My fresh start to archiving our family memories.... Plus a giveaway!
I have had a few people ask if there has ever been any regrets since starting this lovely little space that I like to call "home" in Blogland and I my answer has always been a big, fat, huge "YES!"
I stopped posting on our family blog when I started this blog.
Up until starting my Mommy by day- Crafter by night, I was so diligent at posting a few times per week on our family blog, with big plans to have my blog printed into books to have for our family.
The guilt has eaten away at me little by little until I finally decided to do something about it.
A few months ago I was telling my friend about my current situation and guilt at failing in the "recording my kids life" category. She listened to everything I had to say- excuses and all- and said "Hang on... I think I have the solution for you!" She left the room and came back a minute later holding a book/binder. She spent the next 30 minutes showing and telling me about her method of recording memories and storing family photos: PROJECT LIFE. I was amazed at how easy it seemed and started feeling an inkling of HOPE at somehow being able to get back on top of everything.
I came home and started doing some of my own research on Project Life. I was so excited to find out that the woman behind the genius, was none other than THE Becky Higgins- someone who I have been a huge fan of ever since I started scrapbooking years ago. The more I read about Project Life, the more I was convinced that it was the perfect system for me and my needs.
A binder, a core kit, and page protectors.
No more spending hundreds of dollars on paper, stickers, glue, etc... All you need to do this is are a few things.
And even better- these few things are what make up an entire year worth of memory keeping!
I ended up choosing the Amber Edition. Since getting the Amber edition, my mom in law gave me the Clementine Edition for my birthday- so now I have two albums. One to work of for the current year and one to start making up for last year.
Last weekend, I sat down for the very first time doing Project Life... I had 200 photos and whipped out over 4 months worth of memories in just a handful of hours. I can not tell you how awesome it felt to be able to get that much done in so little time. I used to spend countless hours perfecting one page at a time, and although it is fun looking back at all of the details and work I put into my scrapbooking, I no longer have that much spare time. So for me and my busy life, this is the perfect way for me to record memories quickly and even as memories are happening.
I read a post by Becky on her blog a while ago, and she mentioned that she carries around a box of 3x4 inch cards in her purse and she pulls them out and writes on them while she was out and about and then later adds them to her album... Such a great idea! I ordered some cards and plan to do the same. So many times, my kids say things and I think to myself "I will write that down when I get home" and then I get home and can not remember what in the world it was that they had said! No more excuses now!
A Crop-A-Dile 3/8 corner punch (which is the same radius as the project life cards) and American Crafts Precision Pens.
I just crop the corners of the pictures, put them into the book, and then write on the cards and stick them in and I am done! So easy and so fast. And although my handwriting isn't always perfect, I kinda like that extra personal touch that it is my handwriting on the cards.
Recently, Becky announced some new editions editions of project life that are going to be coming out at the end of the year... There are baby editions, childhood editions, the Seafoam Edition, and brace yourselves fellow fabric lovers... Heather Bailey designed a core kit and it is called the Olive Edition... Oh my goodness! I love it! It will be released in late December... I think I may just have to buy myself a Christmas present! I can not wait to get my hands on that edition! So cute!!
So for anyone out there that is passionate about keeping track of pictures and family memories- check out Project Life... It is the perfect place to start if you are wanting to start recording life's happenings, need to get caught up on past life happenings, or whatever your circumstance may be. It is so user friendly- there is no wrong or right way to Project Life.
Becky Higgins is going to be giving away a Project Life Binder, the coordinating Core Kit, and a Big Pack of Design A Photo Pocket Pages to one lucky Mommy by day- Crafter by night reader!!!
The winner will get to choose which edition they receive- either the Turquoise, Clementine, Cherry, Amber, or Cobalt Edition.
2. Leave one comment with your name and email so I can contact you if you win.
This giveaway is open to US residents only. Winner will be selected at random via random.org & notified by email. Winner will be announced on Oct. 23, 2012. You must be 18 years or older to enter this giveaway. The chances of winning depend on the number of entries. Good luck!
I am a follower on facebook:) Thanks so much for this giveaway opportunity!
Ashley! This is so awesome! I don't have any scrapbooks so all the pictures from my whole life are stuffed in boxes. 21 years worth of pictures is pretty daunting. This sounds like the perfect solution! Thanks for being willing to share it with all of your readers!!!
I follow with RSS. Project Life is such a great idea and I have been looking into starting it myself. It would be awesome to win and get started!
I follow you via RSS! This looks amazing!
Wow! That looks soo easy! Definately have to try this. I think I am about 5 years behind in my scrapbooking! ;-) Thanks for sharing! I follow via FB.
Sounds awesome! I follow on Facebook. Breannabradbury@yahoo.com.
Um, this is amazing! I am so far behind on my albums, it would be great to get caught up!
Hi Ashley! I heard of this product from a friend too. I've been wanting to give it a try to help me organize all our pictures and memories. I follow you on facebook. Thanks for showing me how easy and fun this product is.
I was just looking at all the Project Life stuff yesterday!! I am thinking it would be perfect for my 23 year old daughter. PICK ME!! I am a follower.
I follow you on facebook & gfc :) I am SO behind on scrapbooking, my two year old doesn't have one.single.page. The family albums? Forget about it. This looks like a manageable system with the focus on the most important things - photos and written memories. Would love to win!
This is such a cool idea! If I don't win, I put it on my Pinterest board under ideas for gifts to give myself for Christmas! I follow you via facebook and via blogger feed.
I am a follower. Thanks for the opportunity to enter.
Fun and useful giveaway. I would love to try this out...I am behind on my kiddos too.
I don't need to win the giveaway - just wanted to drop in and say that this is awesome! Also - in a wacky coincidence - I just started PL last night! I ordered it over the weekend and am totally obsessing over it now! It is such a wonderful product!
I am a joyous follower....and would LOVE to win this great prize!!!!
What a great idea! I could totally do this! I follow you via GFC!
This sounds like a such a great idea. I feel the same way you do about getting behind on "archiving"---it seems too overwhelming to even start up again after awhile! I think my husband and family would be happy if I started this too...less time scrapbooking, and more family time...and still lots to show for it!Keeping my fingers crossed for this giveaway, but even if I don't win, I probably won't be able to resist the Olive Edition in December! Thanks for the review!
Looks like fun! I follow on FB and RSS.
I am a follower. This is absolutely great! Perfect gift for my soldier to read when he comes home to catch up with our two month old!
And I have for kids.
nr three and four have NOTHING.
so, I would be e really happy winner.
Yay! I just ordered my first Project Life set a few weeks ago and would love another!
What a great tool! I will definatley be looking into this system more! I appreciate your input on it! I am a new follower on your blog and FB..thanks for the great ideas.
Oh my goodness! I need this! I'm a follower!
I have been seeing Project Life a lot lately and would love to start organizing my photos with this system! SO much easier than digital scrapbooking. I just don't have the time anymore. Thanks for doing the giveaway!
I follow via RSS. I have been scrapbooking for years but when I saw this Project Life idea a while back I thought it would help me get caught up! I would love to win!
i FOLLOW YOUR BLOG AND LOVE IT !! i WOULD LOVE THIS TO DO FOR MY DAUGHTER AND GRAND DAUGHTER !!
I follow both on FB and via emails sent to me. Project Life is really interesting to me and I'd love to win to check it out!!!
I am a facebook and email follower. I have been seeing this concept around and am intrigued...I would LOVE to try this system out. Thank you.
I am now a fan on facebook! I also just started project life and LOVE it!! What a fun giveaway!
I follow you on facebook and think it would be amazing to win this!
I scrapbook all my and my hubby's adventures. My fear is forgetting one day since my my mom and her mom had Alzheimer so I do this just in case I forget and he can remind me.
I'm a follower!! Isn't this so great!!!! Thanks so much for the glowing endorsement of a wonderful system of preserving memories...the quick and easy way!!!
I would love the turqouise edition. I love Becky Higgins and project life.
I signed up to follow you on Facebook and via emails! I'm on my first PL album and would love to win a kit to use on my 2nd one!
I am a new fan on facebook…thanks for the awesome giveaway!
I am a follower on FB. Thanks for the great giveaway!
Thanks so much for the giveaway, I would love to win Project Life!
Totally loved your Project Life book.
stumbled across your blog today...where have i been?!
Loved your review, and the fact that you could get so much done in a short time. I have some serious time limitations, but would love to keep scrapbooking. Thanks!
I am a FB follower - Project Life has changed my life forever!! I am now only 3 yrs behind instead of 6 because I have been able to do 3 years in about 6months. & like your friend amthe one to show it to my friends, they are hooked onit now too.
I am a new facebook fan! Thanks for the chance!
Following your blog and on Facebook! Thanks for the chance to win!
I follow you on facebook. I'm so excited about this giveaway! I just love Becky's "Project Life." I have been waiting forever to get my hands on one of her kits! (I stalk Amazon.com almost daily!)I would be tickled pink....lol, to win one of her kits! Thanks so much for the opportunity to win one!
I followed your blog through Google Reader.
Awesome giveaway! I have a few years I recently decided I want to catch up (want to do every year since my husband and I got married in 2008).
I'm one of those with boxes of photos and memories that needs to get to work! Just started following you on Facebook, I look forward to sharing & learning!
This is my husband's account. Thanks for the opportunity and congratulations on your accomplishment.
Following via Facebook. Thanks to Becky for the post on FB which is how I found you. Thank you for a chance to win.
I would follow you anywhere, anyhow to win this...love it! thanks!
I love project life! I'm just getting started and it's going to be so nice to have my first one finished and a place where i can actually flip through and see the pictures instead of stored somewhere on my hard drive!!
Just found your blog and I can not wait to read more about how you balance crafting and family. I follow on Facebook.
love your Blog and Project Life is the greatest idea to come around.
I'm a huge Project Life fan! I'm now a fan of your facebook page and will cross my fingers I win!
Love Becky Higgins and project life!
I'm a follower! What a great giveaway, Thank you.
This looks like something I could accomplish - and then I could get rid of boxes worth of scrapbooking stuff I never use! Thanks for a chance to win!
This is the only type of "scrapbooking" i can ever hope to succeed at! I would love love love to win!
Great giveaway! I've been reading about Project Life for awhile now but haven't tried it yet. I would love to win because this might be the answer to all my unscrapbooked photos! I follow you on Facebook.
I"m a follower on FB. I'd LOVE to win this. I've been debating on whether this is something I'd like, but the more I read, the more I"m convinced I'd like it. What better way to find out than to win this!
I am a new subscriber to your blog via Google Reader.
I like'd you on facebook! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!
I also liked your page on Facebook. What an inspiring post! I've wondered if Project Life was for me, and after hearing about your experience, I'm convinced this is the time saver I've been searching for!
I am a follower on Google Reader, I have 20 grandchildren; I could use all the albums I can possible find!
I'm a follower, what a great giveaway!
I love that you got that much finished so quickly - it inspires me!
I follow you through my Google Reader. What a great giveaway!
I love project life! I followed you on FB!
I'm a facebook follower now- thanks Becky! Great giveaway.
I subscribed via google reader. I love PL! Thanks for the giveaway.
Thanks for the chance to win. I need to win this, I need the inspirations!!!
Wow...that is impressive. Perhaps there is hope for me getting caught up one day. What a great giveaway!!
Nice work getting caught up! I just started PL and am really enjoying the freedom in it! Would love to win some supplies for next year's album!
I follow on FB- just started PL and LOVING it! Thanks for the chance!!
I follow via RSS. I have so much to catch up on. Project Life rocks!
Oh My gosh...I am so excited about this giveaway. Everything you've said about how your crafting blog was hindering your personal family blog posting and the guilt from not documenting your life...is exactly how I feel this very minute. This giveaway is just what I need to start documenting my life.
I would love to win a kit. I'm doing Becky's project real lfe and a real kit would be AWESOME!!! I follow on facebook and email. My email is dyoung27@woh.rr.com. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I love Becky Higgins and Project Life! I follow by Facebook and my email is kissingthejoy at gmail Thanks!
I would love this. I am only about 25 years behind. My grown kids have decided they prefer looking at pictures in this album as opposed to scrapped pages. Camille Schaeffer, cschae24atcomcastdotnet.
I would love this I am behind I am now 4 years behind but I am not gonna let that scare me away I know I can get caught up at least to currents. This would be great thanks for the chance.
I would love to try Project Life to document my 2013 so thanks for this awesome giveaway!! I just became your fan in facebook and I'm following your blog via email!!
Thank you for sharing about your Project Life experience. I hope to get started soon! I started following you on Facebook.
I've been trying to decide if I should do what you did and go back and project life the past, start now , or start at the new year, can't decide!
I, too have fallen behind and would really benefit from this! I love Project Life!!
Congrats on getting so much archived so quickly...I am all too familiar with the guilt that comes with being behind.
I can only hope to be successful in implementing my picture as you have in such a short time...it would all begin with the giveaway!
Thanks for helping in my quest!
I would love to try the project life! I am so behind and with medical issues that make it difficult to document our family's life.
How exciting for you! I always feel so accomplished when I just get a double page spread completed... 200 picutres - WOW!! I read your blog... would love to win! Been wanting to try out Project Life seems like forever. Thanks for the chance to win. Kim Buckosh, sbuckosh@gmail.com.
I love to have Project Life!!! Thanks for the chance of winning!!!!
I'd love to win this!!! I follow you on FB as well as e-mail! Love getting your updates! My name is Paula and I can be reached at bkjprj@hotmail.com. Thank you!
This system is so awesome! I follow you on Facebook and The blog!
I just discovered Project Life myself earlier this year and I would love to win!! Thanks for the opportunity!
I follow you on Facebook. Perfect giveaway!
What an amazing giveaway! Thanks for a chance to win!
I subscribed by email. Missy Brown - exchangeday@gmail.com. I love your story. I am taking Becky Higgins class on Big Picture Classes right now and am loving it so far. She is pretty incredible!
I would love to win that. I scrapbook for 7.
I would love, LOVE that Clementine edition!
I just found your blog and LOVE it! I think it is great that you are doing a giveaway. I am following you via e-mail and FB. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would love to win the Cobalt set! I'm planning to start Project Life in January...thanks for the chance to win!
I would LOVE to finally get a handle on the 1,000's of photos I have taken over the 15yrs of our daughters life. Thank you for the chance to get it all under control.
So exciting! I'm a facebook follower! Thank you!
Ummm, this would be incredible to win!! Thank you!
I just signed up through email to follow your blog...too fun to think I may have a chance to win a Project Life kit! Thank you so much!!!
I follow in Google Reader. I love your quilt series.
I'm just jumping on the PL bandwagon and would love to win a kit! I now follow you in Google Reader.
I follow and this would be awesome seeing that my oldest is turning 5 and I still have not completed any of her scrapbooks and now I have 3 kiddos!
I am following by email and on facebook. I am new to project life and am very excited to see that you got so many pictures into books and journaled. It is a very overwhelming task and I have a room full of paper and embellishments and I am frozen. I know not where to start. So I found Project Life and am taking Becky's Real Life class. So excited to finally get all these simple pictures into books and journal the story for my kids. My kids are 28 and almost 31 so I have a lot of catching up to do. And a lot of pictures to get into books. I sure could use the give away to help get this done. Thanks for the offer. My name is Debbie White and my email is dawhite52@gmail.com.
I have grand plans to catch up on the past year soon too. :) So happy you found Project Life! I need a boost and you've inspired me!
I have been a follower for a while now. I love your blog and always feel so inspired when I leave. I could really use this, I to am behind do to all the commitment I have. Thanks for the giveaway. This might just help me get back on track.
oh wow, i'd love to win! i subscribe in my google reader!
i am a follower and I'd love to win this! I am like you - way far behind on scrapbooking and not likely to catch up!
I follow via email. Thank you much for this awesome giveaway! Love PL!
I'm a follower by email. I would love love love to win this.
I'm way behind (read: years) on my memory-keeping, and the guilt is immense. I would love the PL kit!
I follow and Love your blog. I would love to win this.
hello my name is Rebekah. Ive been meaning to create a project life binder with all the childhood pictures for my parents so that they could have their pictures organized and actually be able to enjoy them. this would really help a lot. Thank you for this chance! my email is rebekahjhlee@gmail.com.
Hi My name is Gwen and I follow your blog. This project is a fantastic idea.
Hooray for Project Life giveaways.
Love this idea!!! I am a follower!
I follow via email! What an exciting & wonderful giveaway!!
I decided to do project life next year. I'm so excited for the olive kit! I follow you via google reader!
I'm working on my first PL binder for this year. It's so fun - and much easier than traditional scrapbooking.
Oh this would be perfect for us!! With 5 kids keeping up with scrapbooks is an unattainable task! My first has and entire year's worth, plus some, my second about half that, my 3rd a few months and NOTHING for my 4th and 5th!! Ugh, I'm terrible!!
I liked you on Facebook and am following you with my RSS reader. Would love to win the kit! Have all the different page protectors but have yet to invest in a core kit, so it would be awesome to win this!
This looks awesome! (said the mom with a box full of scrapbooking stuff and an unfinished book sitting under my desk.) Thank you for this giveaway!


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