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Notebook: What you need to know from day 2 in Dallas
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DALLAS — Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia, Baylor and Iowa State took the stage to wrap up the Big 12's annual media days on Tuesday.
Here are team-by-team highlights from day two in Dallas.
Note: I've excluded Iowa State from this recap due to the fact that we've heavily covered everything that Paul Rhoads and his players had to say today already on this site.
2012: 10-3, 8-1
2013 Projection: Picked second by the Big 12's media
Newsworthy nuggets
*** Sick and tired of reading about quarterback competitions in the Big 12 yet? Well here is another. Apparently Oklahoma's job is not Blake Bell's to lose at this point in time.
"You're kind of making assumptions if you think he's the guy right now," Stoops said to a reporter who asked about Bell being the guy. "We've got a number of guys in there in competition with him that are doing really well, Kendal Thompson and Trevor Knight to go along with Blake Bell. We've never been real excited about naming a guy too early. So they're working hard as well."
*** The million-dollar question regarding Oklahoma is, can Blake Bell throw the football?
"Blake is a guy that does throw the football well. We have a history in my going on 15 years of having guys in quarterbacks that are really excellent throwers, and Blake fits that mold. We would never recruit a guy that we didn't feel would be a great passer.
So he works hard at it. He throws a great deep ball. So to go along with his big physical presence and ability to run it, we're excited about the way he throws it too, yes."
*** So you think Iowa State has a brutal schedule? Take a look at Oklahoma's first six games of 2013.
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Toughest question Bob Stoops faced: "Do you still feel appreciated by Oklahoma fans?"
How he answered it: "Yes, I do feel appreciated by our fans, administration, and everybody. I've never been appreciated by everybody, even in 2000. So not everyone's going to ‑‑ that's always going to be the case, and any time you've been somewhere 15 years, that's something to consider."
Best quote: On his wife being a national sales director for Mary Kay (the company is having a massive conference at the Omni as well)…
"She comes down Friday, and her seminar starts, I think, Monday through Wednesday. So she'll be part of this group, just in a different seminar. Very proud of her. These women do a great job.
Get your wives into it. It would be good for them. I'm recruiting."
2012: 9-4, 5-4
2013 Projection: Picked fourth by the Big 12's media
*** Look for Texas' offense to play at a much faster pace in 2013. That is obviously by design, and it's important to consider that David Ash is a more experienced quarterback for the Longhorns.
"We think that David is ready to go up tempo now with the offense. He's in command. He's very confident. He knows what we want. We didn't change the names of the plays. We didn't change the plays as such when major took over, and we've gone up tempo. But Major and Darrell Wyatt still have the same things in place. We're just going at a much faster tempo. We want to go even faster than we did this spring.
We think David's ready to do that. We're a faster team. We're an older team. We should be a mature offense. Two years ago our offense wasn't very good. Last year at times they were really good. But we want to be more balanced. That's the difference with up tempo than when we had Colt McCoy. We didn't run the ball very well, and we want to continue to run the ball and be balanced in this offense.
*** Another reason to go more up-tempo on offense? Brown believes it will help his defense.
"Obviously, we were laughing last night, if you're three and out with up tempo, you're out real fast. So it gets your defense back on the field. So you have to be good at it to make third and fourth downs and keep the ball moving.
Last year I saw, during the season in our league, defenses having trouble getting defensive calls in the game because nobody was substituting and the ball was being snapped so quickly. I also saw that players were getting very tired across our league on defense, big guys were having trouble rushing the passer, they were having trouble getting out of the game because people weren't substituting, and we felt like it was a real disadvantage to our defense that they didn't get to see tempo at any time during practice.
They handled it much better this spring because they saw it every day. We feel like going to the up‑tempo offense will probably be a bigger help to our defense than it will our offense."
Toughest question Mack Brown faced: "One national magazine has you all picked fourth in the nation. The Big 12 preseason poll from writers and broadcasters had you fourth in the conference. Which one do you think has more merit?"
How he answered it: "I really like the first guy better. I don't know about his merit, but I like it better.
Who knows? You know, I do think that we have the most balanced league in the country right now, top to bottom. You look at Kansas struggled some this year, but they nearly beat us. They nearly beat everybody they played in Lawrence. They had some great games. Charlie is doing a tremendous job, and Kansas will be back soon, in my opinion. Everybody else can beat anybody else in the league on a given day, and that's not happening across the country.
You saw in the SEC there's seven that beat ‑‑ the top seven beat the bottom seven 30‑0, and that's not happening in our league. Our league is very challenging. At one point, there were two or three teams that were better than everybody else, and that's not the case anymore. Everybody is pretty good.
When you look at us being voted fourth, I thought what we saw is the numbers are all really, really close, and people are confused on who they think may win this conference championship, and that's a compliment to our league."
Best quote: "I do think that the offenses in the Big 12 are the most difficult to defend in the country, and we've studied it very, very hard, and I think we have the best offensive teams in America in this league. I think ‑‑ and you can check it ‑‑ we had four of the five fastest guys in the combine last year in the Big 12."
2013 Projection: Picked eighth by the Big 12's media
*** The biggest question surrounding West Virginia entering 2013 is how the Mountaineers will replace losing the firepower of guys like Tavon Austin and Steadman Bailey at the wide receiver. Dana Holgerson said that he hasn't lost any sleep over it.
"That's not the first time we've lost receivers to the NFL and be able to line up next year and execute our offense.
It gets me excited of being able to get out there and face the challenge of being able to take ten strong guys and coach them and be able to develop them.
When I got to West Virginia a couple of years ago, there was a couple of guys that hadn't made a tremendous amount of plays, and we coached them, and we developed them, and we turned into phenomenal football players and will play in the league for a long time."
*** A lot was made about West Virginia's travel schedule during its first Big 12 season in 2012. Holgerson said that he doesn't buy into that being a big disadvantage for his football team.
"I've never bought into that. It doesn't bother me one bit. I will never use travel as an excuse for a win or for a loss.
Now, Coach Huggins and Coach Carey and Coach Mazey, our basketball coaches and baseball coaches, they should be complaining about it. When you play two, three games in a week, it's different. When you play one game a week on 12 Saturdays in 14 weeks, it is not that big of a deal. We've got five road games.
The routine of those road games will remain the same regardless if we were going to get on a plane and fly to Syracuse, New York, or fly to Lubbock, Texas, or south Florida or Austin, Texas. It doesn't matter. It's all about routine for us. We're going to get back after the game on Saturday and line up and have the same routine the next week."
Toughest question Dana Holgerson faced: "It seems that head football coaches' salaries have been escalating through the roof, and now there seems to be a bidding war for quality coordinators and top assistants. Do you see a ceiling on that coming any time soon?
How he answered it: "No, I really don't. It has ‑‑ we had to replace two or three guys this year that moved on for more money or whatever it was.
Yeah, it's changing. I remember that there's been plenty of days where there hasn't been a need for changing assistants because nobody leaves. I think I was on the same staff at Texas Tech for four or five years before it changed. I know Coach Briles has done a tremendous job of retaining his staff.
But it is changing, and those guys see ‑‑ I mean, they see the need that some of the other staffs want to do what they're looking at. How are they going to change that? They can't come after me, so they come after the assistants to be able to do what we're doing. I just use me as an example, but there's been plenty of other examples across the country as well."
Best quote: When asked about recent comments that were made by Nick Saban and Bret Bielema about fast-paced offenses…
"Yeah, I'd tell him to get over it because it's not going to change. It's going into the NFL, for crying out loud. There's people being hired in the NFL that have the background in college football to be able to create a little bit more parity.
Don't see it changing any time soon. So you'd better learn to adapt to it."
2013 Projection: Picked fifth by the Big 12's media
*** Did you know: That 2013 marked the first time ever that Baylor received a first place vote (two of them actually) in the media's preseason poll. Art Briles' response to it…
"I don't know how many people vote, I guess 25. I was wondering why those other 23 didn't believe in us.
The thing that ‑‑ it just shows, I think, that we're gaining some respect. We're certainly not where we need to be or want to be or going to be, but we got one foot out of the water and on the land. We're gaining ground."
*** A lot of people around the conference were surprised when college football guru Phil Steele recently projected Baylor's Byrce Petty to be the Big 12's top quarterback in 2013. Petty, only attempted 10 passes as season ago. Briles discussed expectations for his junior quarterback.
"Bryce, a reasonable expectation, first thing that popped into my mind is break every Baylor record there is offensively, which is what we expect him to do and what he plans to do. I don't know what expectation anyone would have other than doing that, which equates to winning every football game we step on the field with, which needs to be his expectation along with ours.
His expectations are to win every game and be the best quarterback in the United States of America."
Toughest question Art Briles faced: What was your reaction when Lache said he ‑‑ when he guaranteed he'd win the Heisman?
How he answered it: "I don't know that he guaranteed it. I really did not look at the quote. If you're saying he did, then I guess he did, and I hope he's right.
What it did to me, nothing. We know Lache. Lache is a great teammate. He's a great, passionate, caring person for everybody on our football team, prepares as well as anybody in the United States of America, and he believes in himself. And I learned a long time ago, if you don't believe in yourself, nobody else will.
He's a great teammate. He's a guy that's going to help us win football games, and he's going to fight hard to do it. So we respect him."
Best quote: On Baylor's shiny new helmets for the 2013 season…
"Well, there's two shiny things up here, that helmet and my head probably. To me, that's what it's all about. You got style, you got attitude, you got effort. You have an image, and our image is we're going to play fast, we're going to be fearless, and we're not going to worry about what other people think because we know who we are and we know what we're going to do."
Previous Rhoads answers burning depth chart questions
Next Cyclones snag another receiver in 2014 class
Notebook: Need to knows from Iowa State's time in Dallas
Big 12 Roundup: Recapping day two in Dallas


Distilled bottled water is expected to emerge as the fastest-selling product in the global bottled water market by 2022-end.
Rockville, MD, Aug. 22, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A recently published research by Fact.MR estimates the global market for bottled water to register an average CAGR during the forecast period (2017-2022). Revenues from the global bottles water market are anticipated to exceed US$ 200,000 Mn in revenues by 2022-end.
1- Glass is projected to remain preferred packaging type of bottled water in the global market. Revenues from glass bottled water sales are expected to account for nearly US$ 100,000 Mn by 2022-end.
2- PET bottled water sales are projected to exhibit the highest CAGR through 2022, based on packaging type.
3- Wholesales/distributor is expected to retain its position as the most lucrative sales channel in the global bottled water market, followed by supermarket/hypermarket during 2017 to 2022.
4- Based on size, <300 ml bottled water sales will account for the largest revenues share of the market during the forecast period, followed by >5 liter bottled water.
5- Sales of spring bottled water, which is estimated to remain the most lucrative product in the market, are expected to surpass revenues worth US$ 45,000 Mn by 2022-end.
6- Distilled bottled water is estimated to exhibit the highest CAGR in the market through 2022, based on product type.
7- In 2017, Europe will dominate the global market for bottled water, and the trend will continue to prevail through 2022.
8- North America will stick to its position of being the second largest bottled water market.
9- Asia-Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) is expected to exhibit the highest CAGR in the market through 2022. This is mainly attributed to presence of huge population, strong economic growth, and rising purchasing power of people in the region.
10- Key market players listed in Fact.MR's report include Bisleri International Pvt. Ltd., Nestle S.A, Voss of Norway ASA, Fiji Water Company LLC, Mountain Valley, Evian, and PepsiCo, Inc.


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eDP-to-MIPI Dual-DSI Bridge Chipset brings 4K2K UHD to portables.
OCZ Storage Solutions Nov 26, 2014
Supplied in 5.0 x 5.0 mm package with 0.5 mm ball pitch, TC358860XBG Embedded DisplayPort™ (eDP™)-to-MIPI® dual-Display Serial Interface (DSI) converter chipset enables 4K2K ultra high definition (UHD) experience for such handheld devices as tablets, phablets, and portable gaming systems. Chip incorporates video format conversion and compression technology and offers refresh rates beyond 60 fps as well as eDP incoming data support for VESA eDP v1.4 from 1.62–5.4 Gbps.
Toshiba Introduces Industry-First 4K2K Embedded Displayport(TM) (eDP(TM))-To-MIPI® Dual-DSI Bridge Chipset
New chipset to help drive innovation for tablets, phablets and handheld gaming devices
SAN JOSE, Calif. – Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. (TAEC)*, a committed leader that collaborates with technology companies to create breakthrough designs, today unveiled the industry's first [1 Embedded DisplayPort™ (eDP™)-to-MIPI® dual-Display Serial Interface (DSI) converter chipset. The new TC358860XBG chipset enables the 4K2K ultra high definition (UHD) experience for handheld electronic devices such as tablets, phablets and portable gaming systems.
"In the high-performance, feature-driven mobile market, consumers are always looking for the next big thing," said Deepak Prakash, senior director for the Logic LSI Business Unit, System LSI Group at TAEC. "By creating this chipset that enables 4K resolution displays to operate at low power, Toshiba will help ensure that the next generation of handheld products delivers the most advanced, highest-definition viewing experience available."
The TC358860XBG chipset incorporates both video format conversion and compression technology to support 4K2K high-resolution displays. Employing both high-speed serial interface industry standards with low power operation capability in one chip enables UHD 4K displays while maintaining handhelds' low power consumption requirements. The chipset also delivers the high refresh rates - beyond 60 frames per second (fps) - needed to enable a "living room" quality gaming experience in a handheld gaming system.
The TC358860XBG provides eDP incoming data (RX) support for VESA eDP v1.4. This includes eight types of bitrate support, ranging from 1.62 to 5.4 Gbps; maximum 1Mbps AUX channel support; and native and I2C-over-AUX transaction support. On the outgoing data side, the chipset supports MIPI dual-port DSI with maximum 1.0Gbps/lane link speed interface and a total data transfer capability of 8Gbps. The device is housed in a 5.0 x 5.0 mm FBGA65 package with 0.5mm ball pitch.
TC358860XBG chipset samples are available now; mass production will begin in March 2015.
*About TAEC
Through proven commitment, lasting relationships and advanced, reliable electronic components, Toshiba enables its customers to create market-leading designs. Toshiba is the heartbeat within product breakthroughs from OEMs, ODMs, CMs, VARs, distributors and fabless chip companies worldwide. A committed electronic components leader, Toshiba designs and manufactures high-quality flash memory-based storage solutions, solid state drives (SSDs), hard disk drives (HDDs), solid state hybrid drives (SSHDs), discrete devices, custom SoCs/ASICs, imaging products, microcontrollers, wireless components, mobile peripheral devices, advanced materials and medical tubes that make possible today's leading smartphones, tablets, cameras, medical devices, automotive electronics, industrial applications, enterprise solutions and more.
Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. is an independent operating company owned by Toshiba America, Inc., a subsidiary of Toshiba Corporation, Japan's largest semiconductor manufacturer and the world's sixth largest semiconductor manufacturer (Gartner, 2013 Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue, April 2014). Founded in Tokyo in 1875, Toshiba is at the heart of a global network of over 590 consolidated companies employing over 200,000 people worldwide. Visit Toshiba's web site at www.toshiba.co.jp/index.htm.
[1 Based on Toshiba research as of November 18, 2014.
VESA®, DisplayPort™ and eDP™ are trademarks, service marks, registered trademarks, and/or registered service marks owned by the Video Electronics Standards Association. MIPI is a registered trademark of MIPI Alliance, Inc.
Information in this press release, including product pricing and specifications, content of services and contact information, is current and believed to be accurate on the date of the announcement, but is subject to change without prior notice.
AGENCY CONTACT:
Lisa Gillette-Martin
MCA Public Relations
Tel.: (650) 968-8900, ext. 115
lgmartin@mcapr.com
Deborah Chalmers
Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc.
deborah.chalmers@taec.toshiba.com
Silicon Controlled Rectifiers (Thyristors)
Triacs feature power ratings of 8, 12, and 16 A.
LiFePO4 Battery Power Manager/Charger IC is USB-compatible.
Electronic Converters
HDMI to MIPI CSI-2 Bridge Chipset supports 4K video resolution.
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The Day After Trump Admin Brags About Blocking Funds "They wanted a bailout. We wouldn't give it to them."
The shipping companies have been transporting goods at a loss. They put too many ships into service and they continued to order increasingly larger ships at. The shipyards competed fiercely for the orders and built the ships at bargain prices, although they are technological jewels. With the increase in freight capacity, freight rates plummeted, volumes grew but the income per unit of freight transported decreased. Then, China slowed exports creating the perfect storm.
Trump Casinos' Tax Debt Was $30 Million. Then Christie Took Office.
A&P expects to sell 118 stores to Stop & Shop, Acme Markets and Key Food. Another 25 stores will be closed.
In higher education, whether as affordable land-grant state colleges, tuition-free municipal universities, grants to children of the poor or need-blind admissions, access to learning was at least prized as a right, not a privilege. As tuition and administration costs soar, the number of low-paid adjuncts explodes and financial aid collapses, college funding shifts from the public purse to student debt. Wither democracy or plutocracy?
Detroit's bankruptcy wasn't inevitable. Neither is Chicago's. But the austerity hawks don't want you to know that...When cities and states borrow money by issuing bonds, the lenders are typically high-wealth individuals, who purchase the bonds to get a tax break. It is a perverse system through which, rather than paying their fair share in taxes, the wealthy are instead able to lend that money to us, charge us interest for it, and then claim a further tax break on it.


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Oh I love the colour combination!
ami..this hue of blue definitely compliments your skin tone!:) HOTT! my fave look of yours to date!<3 love the colour combo too!


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Home-Buyers Facing...
'Home-Buyers Facing Hostile Actions From Builders': Allahabad High Court Issues Directions For Expedient Disposal By Development Authorities
Akshita Saxena
13 Jan 2021 11:52 AM GMT
The Allahabad High Court recently expressed concern over increasing number of cases being filed by home-buyers, facing hostile and arbitrary actions at the hands of builders, who often violate buyer agreement.
A Division Bench of Justices Pankaj Naqvi and Piyush Agrawal observed that home-buyers spend their hard-earned life savings to buy an apartment and instead of resolving their disputes, the concerned Development Authorities often become mute spectators.
The remarks were made while hearing a writ petition moved by a registered association of homebuyers, aggrieved by several irregularities committed by M/s Shipra Estate Limited & Jay Krishan Estates Developers Pvt. Ltd., in violation of buyer agreements vis-à-vis Shipra Sristhi Apartments.
The petition was opposed by the Respondents, who submitted that association should be directed to approach the Competent Authority under the U.P. Apartment (Promotion of Construction, Ownership and Maintenance) Act, 2010.
The said legislation was enacted to address the rise in population and demand for space in the State, especially for residential purposes.
The Court observed that the object of the Act is to give primacy to the interest of the owners of apartments and protection of their rights against arbitrary and profit oriented actions of the promoters / builders in which a role of an arbiter has been assigned to the competent authority in the Development Authority.
It observed that the issue at hand is of huge public interest and it shall be appropriate to issue a general mandamus to the Competent Authorities to dispose of the grievance of the home-buyers within a stipulated period, so as to obviate an individual home-buyer or a registered association, as the case may be, from approaching this Court time and again.
The Court ordered:
A general mandamus is issued to the Competent Authorities under U.P. Apartment Act, 2010 & U.P. Industrial Area Development Act, 1976 or any other cognate enactment to decide the grievance of the homebuyers or their associations, positively within 3 months from the date the grievance is brought to their knowledge, by reasoned and speaking order under intimation to the aggrieved persons.
The Competent Authority shall ensure that before any decision is taken, a right of audience is given to the parties concerned.
The Competent Authority shall ensure that an officer not below the rank of a Gazetted Officer shall periodically visit the apartment / building at least once in 6 months at a prior notice to the registered association which shall be obliged to circulate it amongst its member so as to give them an opportunity to ventilate their grievance, if any. Any reported violation shall be immediately brought to the notice of the Authority concerned which shall immediately take remedial steps.
Any inaction on the part of Competent Authority shall be construed as serious dereliction of duty, warranting interference from the State Government.
It clarified, the benefit of this order shall also be extended to the competent authority envisaged under U.P. Industrial Area Development Act, 1976 and other cognate enactments.
The Petitioners were represented by Senior Advocate Anoop Trivedi and Advocates Abhinav Gaur and Vibhu Rai.
Respondent- Development Authority was represented by Senior Advocate Ravi Kant assisted by Advocate Rohan Gupta.
State was represented by Standing Counsel Akhileshwar Singh.
Case Title: Shipra Sristhi Apartment v. State of UP & Ors.
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I was very happy to add a Nocturna Miniatures pledge to the Patreon Page last month! I love those miniatures, and they are my favorite large scale figures to work with.
For the first Nocturna miniature that was officially part of the Patreon pledge structure, I needed to create a decent base. This would create more of an "environment" around the figure, like a vignette diorama.
I chose the bark as my primary material due to the way it matched the "slate" look of the stones on the resin base. It was a faster way to extend that partial base than using apoxy sculpt to physically sculpt it all. I will probably do that on a future piece, just to show how that works.
I was able to shave down a few pieces of the bark to create some upright and angled pieces to mirror those on the resin base. It took a few layers placed around it to make it match a bit better.
As usual, oxide paste (in this case a brownish version of it) was used as "mortar" between the layers, and as a way to build up some texture as well. If you add some wood glue into the mix, you can place larger rocks and rough gravel too.
This gives you a better view of that upright section of bark. You can see that I made a "cascade" or progressively smaller rocks and boulders moving down the the wooden plaque. I could drop in my finer gravel and sand after those heavier elements were in place.
Those finer layers of sand and gravel help the bigger sections of bark and rock to stand out, but keeps them settled into the environment, as opposed to simply sitting on top.
Using the Oxide paste, glue, sand and gravel in this way helps to blend that smaller resin base into the entire larger base.
Ready for priming! She now has a very solid base, and I look forward to dressing that up with several different kinds of flock, tufts, fallen leaves and maybe even a few vines!!
Here's the shaded primer, done in Stynlrez with the Badger Airbrush. I will be using oils to paint this, so it will be a lot of fun!


Letter from a Belgrade communist.
When you find out that you got a cancer the first few days you're shocked, you lose all your optimism and life energy. But as the time passes by you simply learn how to live with it. It's the same down here, the first few days I was running to the shelter every 5 minutes.
The sirens are heard while I'm composing this letter (in my neighborhood sirens are heard so loud that they break your ears--this is specially stressful for the little kids -many of them have panic attacks and stopped eating), but I'm not in a hurry.
It's not that the situation is getting any better, on the contrary --they (NATO) hit a target downtown which was just 20 meters away from the maternity hospital. Yesterday they hit a bridge at 20:00 PM. while people and cars were still crossing it. Plus there are proofs that NATO is using "cassete bombs"--forbidden by the Geneva convention. So much about the legacy of "moral" and "humanism" in the "democratic" western societies.
Some people spend up to 12 hours underground. My shelter looks like a big empty warehouse. People stick together in groups (families, school kids, teenagers, WW2 veterans). School kids usually play, teenagers stick to their WalkMans, older people play cards and talk about the "good old days." The pre-school kids are the ones most deeply hit by these horrible attacks, this will lave permanent scars on their mental health.
Older people handle this situation pretty well. They carried the revolution, threw the Nazis out of our country and experienced many situations much harder than this one during the WW2 occupation. These people are hard-core survivalists. My grandmother (former partisan fighter) for example sleeps with a pistol under her pillow and has a bomb within handreach! When I asked her why is she doing that, because you can't shoot no B-52 with a pistol, she was like: "I have to be prepared if these fascists decide to come down and start to fight like men."
When important news breaks people who have radio receivers turn up the volume and everyone in the shelter gathers round to hear what's going on. The sense of unity and cooperation is stronger then ever: neighbors whose relations were not so good are talking to each other again and I catch myself exchanging my emotions with the people who I barely even know.
We don't lack basic groceries, except for cigarettes. Radio is killing us with tons of patriotic songs, and TV is showing movies which reveal the crookedness of Washington's oligarchy : JFK, Wag the Dog, documentaries about the war in VietNam. . . . .
As I said before the attacks are getting "dirtier" every day. It looks like the imperialist beast has lost its temper, the number of civilian targets being destroyed is increasing: schools, buildings, hospitals, they even damaged the medieval monastery.
People (especially the youth) are on the main square every day where they raise their voice against the aggression. All the citizens wear little symbolic targets attached to their clothes and many are willingly protecting the bridge which connects old and new part of Belgrade with their own bodies as the "human shield." Many workers practice the same tactic, defending their factories. I saw a great poster today, it says: "The Only Thing Which Is Invisible Are Your Brains" (alluding on the "invisible" F-117 Stealth plane).
You see why it's essential to have and patiently nurse a strong and united workers movement in every country? If such thing existed here we could use this crucial moment and start a fight against the imperialist invader and the domestic oppressor and win our ultimate freedom. Once again working people from all around the world can see the ugly face of Washington's imperialism.
There is no such thing as morality in the face of profit. People who read this must realize that the thing like this can happen anyplace at anytime wherever there are "American interests." It's more then obvious how weak and pathetic the United Nations have become.
That's why I must send a desperate "wake up" call for all the working people to stand up and oppose this vicious attack on my country. Help that we get from the people who live in the "belly of the beast" is essential, remember how the people of VietNam had your support? Get some of that sixties spirit back and fight.
This is the dawn of the NEW WORLD ORDER in practice. Just as the working people stood united against fascism, nowadays we have to fight this money-hungry imperialist beast wrapped up in the disguise paper of "consumer society," "free market" and freedom.
IF YOU TOLERATE THIS THEN YOUR CHILDREN WILL BE NEXT!!!


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Week in politics: Border control – the next big pressure point
By Peter Wilson *
Analysis – Border control and deciding who comes into the country shapes up as the government's next big problem, a stocktake reveals how bad the hospital buildings are, National tries to escape from Strike Force Raptor, and the government is accused of breaking a promise.
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The day after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the country would move to alert level 1, Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield announced new border control restrictions and emphasised how vital it was to keep Covid-19 out.
He was making a simple point. With no restrictions on crowd size, the risk of someone coming in with the virus and starting widespread community infection was much higher. Because of that there would be a strengthened testing regime for new arrivals and no exemptions from isolation for attending funerals and weddings.
Ardern backed him up: "This freedom from restrictions relies heavily on the ongoing role that our border controls will play in keeping the virus out."
From the beginning, Bloomfield has taken a hard line on border controls and the government has backed him all the way.
The prime minister refuses to put a timeline on when borders might re-open.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield at the post-Cabinet media conference on 8 June.
Photo: RNZ / Dom Thomas
"I don't want New Zealand businesses in particular, or even Kiwis who might be wanting to travel across the Tasman, to be given a false start," she said. "I'd rather share timelines when we have much more certainty… we do need to act cautiously."
She is testing the patience of the business sector and giving the opposition a new opportunity to score points and get media traction as the election approaches. It's not just about throwing open the border to save the tourist industry, it's also about the decisions being taken on exemptions for groups and individuals.
Aviation NZ chief executive John Nicholson said a trans-Tasman bubble was critically important and politicians talking about opening the border "ASAP" wasn't helpful.
The chief executive of Trusts Arena in Auckland, Mark Gosling, said while the new freedom was great for domestic businesses it was little comfort for venues which relied on big international acts.
Gosling said venues could host sell-out gigs now – if the talent was allowed in. They might be under new rules announced today, although Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway highlighted that the bar for border exceptions must remain high.
Gosling wanted more transparency around the rules for entry.
The National Party, which can no longer criticise the government for not moving to Level 1, has switched its attention to the border.
"We need a better plan than just government spending on an industrial scale and waiting for a vaccine," finance spokesperson Paul Goldsmith said. There had to be "an absolute focus" on opening the border for certain groups or countries.
The decision to allow an Avatar film crew into the country remains a big bone of contention, and this week it continued to feed the controversy over the decision-making process.
A Na'vi face from the world of Pandora created in the James Cameron movie Avatar.
Photo: Avatar Wiki
Stuff reported on the plight of a British Transmission Gully engineer who went home for a holiday and had four applications for re-entry declined. "A Transmission Gully engineer is not critical to New Zealand. The relative of a film worker is," the report said.
That neatly summed up the government's predicament, and it needs to get its act together before resentment turns into an election issue.
If a reminder was needed that we are back to normal, or nearly there, it was the release this week of a hospital infrastructure stocktake and the considerable publicity around it.
The Ministry of Health report, published on Wednesday, was an indictment on decades of under-investment and inadequate infrastructure management. It said $14 billion was needed over the next 10 years to repair buildings and their infrastructure, and another $2.3 billion to replace ageing IT systems.
Perhaps it shouldn't come as a surprise, but the revelation that some hospital switchboards dated back to the 1950s was startling.
Waitākere Hospital was among those named with building problems in the report.
Photo: Google Maps
The report was described by RNZ as the closest-ever look at the country's hospitals, and it revealed many intensive care units and emergency departments were in "poor or very poor" condition.
Health Minister David Clark's reaction was predictable. "The findings are not surprising given the accumulated under-investment and problems that were ignored by the previous government," he said.
National's health spokesperson, Michael Woodhouse, disputed that and said Clark had done absolutely nothing for three years.
The website Politik reported a second report, potentially even more controversial, is with the Cabinet. Heather Simpson, an economist and former prime minister Helen Clark's chief of staff, was in charge of the health service investigation.
According to Politik the second report advocates shrinking the number of DHBs (currently 20) to around eight, and over time appointing rather than electing more of their board members. The DHBs would report to a central body separate from the Ministry.
As protests against police violence erupted around the world this week it was interesting to watch National trying to walk away from its Strike Force Raptor proposal.
The National Party's proposed Strike Force Raptor was modelled on a NSW police team.
Photo: RNZ / YouTube
It was announced by police spokesperson Brett Hudson, with much fanfare, in November last year. An elite force which would target gangs. The party's then-leader, Simon Bridges, vowed that gangs would be harassed every day when he was prime minister.
At the time, Bridges said a similar strike force had been "devastatingly effective" in Australia, although that was disputed by Australian criminologist Terry Goldsworthy who told RNZ there had been no reduction in gang membership.
National has now decided the Police Commissioner is responsible for "operational proceedings" and, if elected, it would not direct the setting up of Task Force Raptor.
"It's not really about whether you have a specialist unit, it certainly isn't about a name," Hudson said.
As RNZ pointed out, that isn't how it was marketed. On 26 November, Hudson issued a media statement headlined "Strike Force Raptor unit proposed to tackle gangs".
An artist's impression of Auckland's Queen Street pedestrianised with light rail.
Photo: Jasmax NZ
The week ended with the government being accused of breaking a promise. The Auckland Light Rail project won't be signed off before the election because New Zealand First objects to its scale, cost and the potential involvement of the Canada Infrastructure Bank, RNZ reported.
The promise to build the link between downtown Auckland and the airport was made by Jacinda Ardern at her first campaign rally as Labour Party leader, ahead of the 2017 election.
National's transport spokesman, Chris Bishop, said it was a flagship policy promise that hasn't happened.
Auckland's Mayor, Phil Goff, who has been around politics a long time, said he would wait to see what happened after the election.
* Peter Wilson is a life member of Parliament's press gallery, spent 22 years as NZPA's political editor and seven as parliamentary bureau chief for NZ Newswire.
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The media and statisics in today's real estate markets have been a challenge to report accurately due to specific "sub markets". Incline Village, Reno and Las Vegas markets are a perfect example. These markets are all located in Nevada, but the bulk of foreclosers are happening in Clark County (Las Vegas). Incline Village and Reno are both located in northern Nevada's most populous county, Washoe, but even these real estate markets are quite different. New home developers in Reno have cut prices sharply across the board to reduce their inventory, creating pressure on the rest of the market to lower prices. Incline Village, on the other hand, has remained very stable. Although sales volume was down 35% in 2006, the average price for a single family home in Incline Village rose 8%.
This discrepancy between markets, even those in close proximity to each other, is causing a tremendous amount of misinterpretation to consumers. The "Real Estate Market Downturn" is used by the media in a sweeping, nationwide generalization. In fact in many places such as the Northwest (Seattle and Portland), we have seen the market bottom and prices have already rebounded. The news media should qualify real estate market data by the specific region and by the local economy impacting it. This would give consumers a much more accurate portrayal of the local economy and market they live in. Educated consumers make smarter decisions and it is in everyone's best interest to share an accurate overview of regional markets.
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Antu Nagar Panchayat
Antu Population Census 2011 - 2021
About Antu
2021 Antu
Antu is a Nagar Panchayat city in district of Pratapgarh, Uttar Pradesh. The Antu city is divided into 10 wards for which elections are held every 5 years. The Antu Nagar Panchayat has population of 8,504 of which 4,333 are males while 4,171 are females as per report released by Census India 2011.
Population of Children with age of 0-6 is 1142 which is 13.43 % of total population of Antu (NP). In Antu Nagar Panchayat, Female Sex Ratio is of 963 against state average of 912. Moreover Child Sex Ratio in Antu is around 952 compared to Uttar Pradesh state average of 902. Literacy rate of Antu city is 76.85 % higher than state average of 67.68 %. In Antu, Male literacy is around 88.15 % while female literacy rate is 65.14 %.
Antu Nagar Panchayat has total administration over 1,346 houses to which it supplies basic amenities like water and sewerage. It is also authorize to build roads within Nagar Panchayat limits and impose taxes on properties coming under its jurisdiction.
Antu Caste Factor
Schedule Caste (SC) constitutes 11.62 % of total population in Antu (NP). The (NP) Antu currently doesn't have any Schedule Tribe (ST) population.
Antu Work Profile
Antu 2021 Population
The next census for Antu Population will be held in 2021. Right now all figures for 2021 are estimates only.
Antu Religion Data 2011
Antu 8,504 84.84% 14.88% 0.11% 0.13% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.05%
Antu Wards
1 Antu Ward No - 1 Pratapgarh Pratapgarh Uttar Pradesh
10 Antu Ward No - 10 Pratapgarh Pratapgarh Uttar Pradesh


Football is a major sport in Malta played by all ages both by males and females. There are many stadiums and pitches both in turf and astro turf (3G) which make Malta an all year round football training camp destination. The weather is also another asset and many teams especialy from Countries from the Northern part of Europe use Malta as their training base during the cold Winter months to be able to get field training in preparation for their local leagues.
During the first days of the tropical summer months, Malta offers a variety of events. MTV kicks off our summer with the Isle of MTV Concert. Singers, rappers and DJs visit the beautiful sun kissed Mediterranean island annually to start off our summer the right way.
After a long hot summer the islands get their first rain and the landscape comes to life with an astonishing variety of wild flowers and greenery. From November till April the islands are normally lush green and this is normally the best time to visit the islands on a trekking tour. The South, West and North coast of the main island of Malta are optimal for trekking offering a surprising amount of countryside. Gozo and Comino also offer good trekking possibilities.
The islands of Malta have been inhabited since around 5200 BC. The first inhabitants known are from a Neolithic culture and these are witnessed by the many Megalithic structures found around the islands. The Phoenicians colonized the islands on around 1000 BC and brought about the Semitic language and culture. These were followed by the Carthaginians and the Romans at around 216 BC who made Malta a municipium.
Malta is a perfect school sports tour destination, being only a 2 to 4 hour flight away from all main European airports, with great weather and English speaking locals. The islands are also very safe and one can find very good sport facilities catering for all major sports as well. All in all this makes Malta a perfect destination for a short haul school sport tour offering a lot of diversity and great value for money.
The Malta International Airshow is held every year in September at the Malta International Airport. It is one of Malta's largest outdoor events and has a well-earned reputation as one of Malta's top family outdoor events.
Experience true Italian mountain life style during this fantastic trip to Monte Cimone in Italy. This trip will get you to the Apennines where you will stay in an Agriturismo on the picturesque mountain side with spectacular views over the valley.
Malta is a little island in the Mediterranean sea and it's a haven for people to learn or improve their English. The main spoken language in the resorts on the islands is English, besides all locals speak English too and it's a very safe place.
The Maltese islands offer the perfect setting for an unforgettable bachelor's trip or hen's party abroad. Just a mere 3-4 hour flight away from many European airports the islands boast great weather, a vibrant night life as well as many activities to make up a memorable trip with your friends. We have put together a standard package staying in the resort of St Julian's, Malta's favourite night life spot, with some basic activities and some optional ones to choose from.
The Maltese islands are a heaven for outdoor sports offering great facilities and fantastic weather. We shall be hosting the Easter Youth Football Cup for U15 and U13 teams. The tournament will be spread over 2 days with various games being played on each day with reduced times. The games will be played at Sirens FC Football Stadium, which is a 3G Astro surface. At the end of the tournament we will host a celebration party with presentation.
On the 6th February 1977, the first edition of the Gozo Half Marathon was organised for the first time, this makes it the first ever marathon to be held on the Maltese islands. Fr. Anthony Refalo established the event, he derived such an idea from similar activities during his stay in Rome. Today, the Gozo Half Marathon is successfully coordinated by a group of young youths emanating from the Xaghra Youth Centre.
Want to experience the Maltese islands in an innovative way? Then these packages are exactly what you are looking for, full of diverse activities with a guarantee of tuning up your adrenalin. Our activity and adventure holidays are for everyone, whether you're an adrenalin junkie or just want to give something new a go.


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Gifts For the Quintessential British Gentleman
Finding a gift for the quintessential British gentleman can be tough. With his refined taste and penchant for luxury, socks simply won't cut it this year. If you're struggling to buy for the lord of the manor, take a look at our selection of timeless gifts below:
Hand-built watches
Few gifts can wow as much as a Roger W. Smith watch. The painstaking process takes roughly six months, with the hand-built creations costing anything between £100,000 and £250,000. However, much like Smith's former employer, horology expert George Daniels, the impeccable watches are among some of the finest in the world.
One of the more extravagant items in our list is a handcrafted Chesterfield sofa. Characterised by its quilted leather design and rolled arms, the piece has remained an essential piece of furniture for gentlemen for over 400 years. While imitations may exist, The Original Sofa Company still use traditional crafting methods to create and restore these distinctive sofas.
Gieves & Hawkes tailoring
The unofficial mark of a gentleman is fine tailoring. One of the most iconic tailors on Savile Row is Gieves & Hawkes, creators of bespoke suits based on client's exact requirements. Prices start from £4,500 and take around 12 weeks to make for new clients. The period is often shorter for existing clients, as they will already have the client's measurements.
Of course, every gentleman's suit should be complemented with a pair of timeless shoes. Loake Shoemakers has been hand-crafting British-made shoes since 1894 and operating under the royal warrant. With each pair taking around eight weeks to make and costing around £220, it is estimated that over 50 million pairs have been created in the brand's history.
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The Lido Aquatic Centre is a haven of fun, fitness and relaxation for the people of Palmerston North.
Lynden Noakes has been manager of the Lido for the past 10 years. Over that time he has watched many thousands of people come through and enjoy the pools, the hydroslides, the spa, sauna, steam room and gym, and the aquaplay area – and leave feeling a little bit healthier and happier as a result.
About 70% of Lynden's poolside crew have now gone through the New Zealand Certificate in Aquatics (Pool Lifeguard) (Level 3), which was launched in August 2017. Lynden himself is an assessor for this qualification.
He says the new Pool Lifeguard Manual – developed jointly by NZRA and Skills Active – is a big improvement on the previous one, with more in-depth information and clearer explanations of lifeguarding techniques.
One thing that took a bit of getting used to, he says, was the new protocol for managing spinal injuries. This was updated in the new qualification, following a change to guidance from the New Zealand Resuscitation Council.
Lynden says lifeguard training at The Lido is a gradual process that allows the trainee to grow their confidence.
Even after the assessments are complete, he says, the process of training and reviewing skills is always ongoing. This ensures the lifeguards are always comfortable in any situation that arises and ready to "act quickly, get stuck in, and do everything correctly".
Gaining skills gives newbies the confidence they need to be great lifeguards, Lynden says.


The BarbeSkew II grill is a well-constructed and reliable grill that is designed to promote a high cooking capacity with its heavy duty grid design. This BarbeSkew II grill is constructed with high strength material that is designed to withstand against long term use near flames and heat without succumbing to buckling or weakness, and is able to offer easy setup and placement onto the grill barbecue providing an alternative to rotisserie cooking when using the BarbeSkew II grill BBQ. With an easy to clean design, this grill is able to be washed when needed before and after each cooking session, and comes completed with a lightweight design that can help to promote easy handling for the cook when removing it. This outdoor BBQ grill is ideal for cooking most smaller meat and food types including sausages, steak, chicken pieces, mushrooms, burgers and more, and is manufactured with a user friendly design that allows for effortless cooking when catering for most family or friend gatherings.


David Grabbe asserts that the Day of Atonement is not about Satan at all, but about the complete cleansing from sins. Rather than a duplication of Passover, the Atonement goats and the sacrificial lamb of Passover have totally different, though complementary, functions. The two goats of Leviticus 16 together make a single offering for sin; one is sacrificed as the payment for sin, while the second is left alive and led away to symbolize sin being completely removed from view. The goats chosen for Atonement were to be free from blemish, something one cannot attribute to Satan. The purpose for Atonement is the propitiation for all sin—including the cleansing of our conscience—made possible by Jesus Christ and not in any way made possible by scape-goating Satan; we are responsible for our own sins. Contrary to common belief, the Passover is not a sin offering, but a peace offering; it contains an acknowledgment of sin, but celebrates the peace and satisfaction that comes from intimate fellowship with God. The assumption that the azazel (meaning "goat of departure") represents a fallen angel who is the cause of human sin does not originate in the canonized scriptures, but springs from the apocryphal "Book of Enoch," a work laden with errors.


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Anthonis van Obbergen (Antonius, Anthonis, Anthony, Antonie, Anton - Obberghen, Oberberg, Opbergen) (Mechelen, 1543 - Danzig, 1611) was een Brabantse bouwmeester van de renaissance die vooral werkzaam was in Denemarken en Polen. Hij was de voornaamste architect van het Deense slot Kronborg, het grootste kasteel van Noord-Europa.

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Van Obbergen, een zoon van Daniel van Opbergen en Clara NN, was in de leer bij de Mechelse bouwmeester Peter Janssenz (1559). In 1571 en 1577 maakte hij een studiereis naar de Duitse steden Ulm, Dresden, Breslau en Küstrin om vestingbouw te studeren. Hij werkte in de periode 1567-1571 aan de vestingwerken van Antwerpen.

Denemarken
In 1577 vestigde hij zich in Denemarken, waar hij de bouw van het nieuwe slot Kronborg in Helsingør overnam van een andere Vlaamse bouwmeester, Hans Hendrik van Paesschen. Van Obbergen liet zich bij het ontwerp van Kronborg inspireren door de Vlaamse renaissance-architectuur van Antwerpen. Het imposante slot werd grotendeels verwoest door brand in 1629, maar koning Christiaan IV van Denemarken liet het herbouwen naar Obbergens ontwerp.

In 1585 had hij de leiding over de bouw van een nieuwe vuurtoren in Kullen, in wat nu Zuid-Zweden is.

Polen
In 1586 vertrok Van Obbergen naar Danzig (Gdańsk in het huidige Polen), waar hij een aantal gebouwen in Vlaamse maniëristische renaissancestijl ontwierp. Samen met de plaatselijke bouwmeesters Jan Strakowski en Abraham van den Blocke bouwde hij het Tuighuis (1601–1609) en het Oudestadsraadhuis (1587–1595). Daarnaast ontwierp hij samen met Jan Strakowski een reeks woonhuizen in Danzig, en werkte hij aan de vestingwerken van de stad. Hij verbouwde ook het Oude Raadhuis in Thorn (Toruń in het huidige Polen), dat in 1603 gereedkwam.

Zuid-Nederlands architect (voor 1830)
Deens architect
Pools architect
Renaissance-architect
Persoon in de Nederlanden in de 17e eeuw

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Health and Safety Code - HSC
DIVISION 2. LICENSING PROVISIONS [1200 - 1796.70]
( Division 2 enacted by Stats. 1939, Ch. 60. )
CHAPTER 2. Health Facilities [1250 - 1339.59]
( Chapter 2 repealed and added by Stats. 1973, Ch. 1202. )
ARTICLE 3. Regulations [1275 - 1289.5]
( Article 3 added by Stats. 1973, Ch. 1202. )
(a) A health facility licensed pursuant to subdivision (a), (b), or (f) of Section 1250 shall report an adverse event to the department no later than five days after the adverse event has been detected, or, if that event is an ongoing urgent or emergent threat to the welfare, health, or safety of patients, personnel, or visitors, not later than 24 hours after the adverse event has been detected. Disclosure of individually identifiable patient information shall be consistent with applicable law.
(b) For purposes of this section, "adverse event" includes any of the following:
(1) Surgical events, including the following:
(A) Surgery performed on a wrong body part that is inconsistent with the documented informed consent for that patient. A reportable event under this subparagraph does not include a situation requiring prompt action that occurs in the course of surgery or a situation that is so urgent as to preclude obtaining informed consent.
(B) Surgery performed on the wrong patient.
(C) The wrong surgical procedure performed on a patient, which is a surgical procedure performed on a patient that is inconsistent with the documented informed consent for that patient. A reportable event under this subparagraph does not include a situation requiring prompt action that occurs in the course of surgery, or a situation that is so urgent as to preclude the obtaining of informed consent.
(D) Retention of a foreign object in a patient after surgery or other procedure, excluding objects intentionally implanted as part of a planned intervention and objects present prior to surgery that are intentionally retained.
(E) Death during or up to 24 hours after induction of anesthesia after surgery of a normal, healthy patient who has no organic, physiologic, biochemical, or psychiatric disturbance and for whom the pathologic processes for which the operation is to be performed are localized and do not entail a systemic disturbance.
(2) Product or device events, including the following:
(A) Patient death or serious disability associated with the use of a contaminated drug, device, or biologic provided by the health facility when the contamination is the result of generally detectable contaminants in the drug, device, or biologic, regardless of the source of the contamination or the product.
(B) Patient death or serious disability associated with the use or function of a device in patient care in which the device is used or functions other than as intended. For purposes of this subparagraph, "device" includes, but is not limited to, a catheter, drain, or other specialized tube, infusion pump, or ventilator.
(C) Patient death or serious disability associated with intravascular air embolism that occurs while being cared for in a facility, excluding deaths associated with neurosurgical procedures known to present a high risk of intravascular air embolism.
(3) Patient protection events, including the following:
(A) An infant discharged to the wrong person.
(B) Patient death or serious disability associated with patient disappearance for more than four hours, excluding events involving adults who have competency or decisionmaking capacity.
(C) A patient suicide or attempted suicide resulting in serious disability while being cared for in a health facility due to patient actions after admission to the health facility, excluding deaths resulting from self-inflicted injuries that were the reason for admission to the health facility.
(4) Care management events, including the following:
(A) A patient death or serious disability associated with a medication error, including, but not limited to, an error involving the wrong drug, the wrong dose, the wrong patient, the wrong time, the wrong rate, the wrong preparation, or the wrong route of administration, excluding reasonable differences in clinical judgment on drug selection and dose.
(B) A patient death or serious disability associated with a hemolytic reaction due to the administration of ABO-incompatible blood or blood products.
(C) Maternal death or serious disability associated with labor or delivery in a low-risk pregnancy while being cared for in a facility, including events that occur within 42 days postdelivery and excluding deaths from pulmonary or amniotic fluid embolism, acute fatty liver of pregnancy, or cardiomyopathy.
(D) Patient death or serious disability directly related to hypoglycemia, the onset of which occurs while the patient is being cared for in a health facility.
(E) Death or serious disability, including kernicterus, associated with failure to identify and treat hyperbilirubinemia in neonates during the first 28 days of life. For purposes of this subparagraph, "hyperbilirubinemia" means bilirubin levels greater than 30 milligrams per deciliter.
(F) A Stage 3 or 4 ulcer, acquired after admission to a health facility, excluding progression from Stage 2 to Stage 3 if Stage 2 was recognized upon admission.
(G) A patient death or serious disability due to spinal manipulative therapy performed at the health facility.
(5) Environmental events, including the following:
(A) A patient death or serious disability associated with an electric shock while being cared for in a health facility, excluding events involving planned treatments, such as electric countershock.
(B) Any incident in which a line designated for oxygen or other gas to be delivered to a patient contains the wrong gas or is contaminated by a toxic substance.
(C) A patient death or serious disability associated with a burn incurred from any source while being cared for in a health facility.
(D) A patient death associated with a fall while being cared for in a health facility.
(E) A patient death or serious disability associated with the use of restraints or bedrails while being cared for in a health facility.
(6) Criminal events, including the following:
(A) Any instance of care ordered by or provided by someone impersonating a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or other licensed health care provider.
(B) The abduction of a patient of any age.
(C) The sexual assault on a patient within or on the grounds of a health facility.
(D) The death or significant injury of a patient or staff member resulting from a physical assault that occurs within or on the grounds of a facility.
(7) An adverse event or series of adverse events that cause the death or serious disability of a patient, personnel, or visitor.
(c) The facility shall inform the patient or the party responsible for the patient of the adverse event by the time the report is made.
(d) "Serious disability" means a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of the major life activities of an individual, or the loss of bodily function, if the impairment or loss lasts more than seven days or is still present at the time of discharge from an inpatient health care facility, or the loss of a body part.
(e) Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to change or otherwise affect hospital reporting requirements regarding reportable diseases or unusual occurrences, as provided in Section 70737 of Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations. The department shall review Section 70737 of Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations requiring hospitals to report "unusual occurrences" and consider amending the section to enhance the clarity and specificity of this hospital reporting requirement.
(Amended by Stats. 2007, Ch. 130, Sec. 156. Effective January 1, 2008.)


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Genealogy 101: Understanding Terms Found in Land Records
By Gena Philibert-Ortega	 September 20, 2019
Introduction: In this article – part of an ongoing "Introduction to Genealogy" series – Gena Philibert-Ortega defines some of the terms genealogists encounter when researching land records. Gena is a genealogist and author of the book "From the Family Kitchen."
Have you researched your ancestors in land records? Land record research can be more complex than focusing on vital records or the census, especially if you are unfamiliar with the vocabulary terms involved. I was reminded of that recently when I saw a professional genealogist reply to a social media posting of an aerial photo of land (that looked like a giant patchwork quilt) with the response that it wasn't a photo of "metes and bounds."
Do you know the difference between metes and bounds vs. the rectangular survey? That's just one important concept that you should know before you explore land records. Land records can tell you a lot about your ancestor, but before you research those records it's helpful to be familiar with some of the terms you'll encounter.
The following is not a comprehensive list of land record terms, but it will help get you started with better understanding the records.
Bounty Land
"Land that is given to an individual in exchange for military service or as a bonus for enlisting in the military." (1) Starting with the Revolutionary War, the federal government gave out land until 1855 as a military service incentive. According to genealogist Christine Rose, "more than 550,000 veterans, widows, and minor heirs received land, including some who may have applied more than once…" (2) Her book Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855 can help you understand the process and what records your ancestor might be listed in.
Daily National Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.), 12 December 1850, page 3
A legal document that transfers ownership of property. Deeds are important to family history research because they contain the "names of the grantor/grantee; bordering neighbors; witnesses; land description and acreage; payment; dates; dower release; previous owner's name; county and state of residence; signatures." (3)
Dower Rights
A widow's interest in her deceased husband's real property: 1/3 of his real property she could elect to take as her dower rights, or what her husband left in his will. Her dower rights were provided before the estate paid out other creditors. If her husband sold the land while she was alive, she would be listed as having given up her dower rights without pressure. Not all states recognized dower rights. (4)
Belleville News Democrat (Belleville, Illinois), 22 September 1921, page 1
The seller of a property.
Miami Herald (Miami, Florida), 5 November 1912, page 5
The buyer of a property.
The Homestead Act
The Homestead Act was passed during the Civil War on 20 May 1862, granting any head of household or person over the age of 21 years who was a citizen or intended to be a citizen – and had never taken arms up against the United States – the right to acquire "160 acres of surveyed public land for a minimal filing fee and 5 years of continuous residence on that land."
However, this Act wasn't the complete remedy for getting land into the hands of the average farmer. Instead, the majority of the land went to "speculators, cattlemen, miners, lumbermen, and railroads." (5) You can read the Homestead Act and learn more at the Homestead National Monument of America website.
Williston Graphic (Williston, North Dakota), 10 October 1907, page 9
"A method of describing a parcel of land by citing the owners of abutting lands and describing the length of each course of a boundary as 'along' some apparent line, such as, 'along a stream' or 'ten paces north from the large oak tree.' These surveys do not conform to the rectangular survey system. In modern usage, a metes and bounds description includes the bearings and distances of each course." (6)
"A grant of land given to an individual by the government." (7) You can search patents at the BLM Federal Land Office website.
Land owned by the government rather than an individual.
Transfer of land with no guarantee that it had a clear and valid title. (8)
Daily Globe (Saint Paul, Minnesota), 16 July 1882, page 13
Rectangular Survey System
"The rectangular survey system (as opposed to the metes and bounds system) uses imaginary 'nets' of big rectangles superimposed on the land. The center of a net is anchored at a known geographic position. Two base lines cross at the center, one north-south and the other east-west. The north-south base line of the net is called a meridian. The big 24-mile rectangles are called tracts. Tracts are each divided into 16 townships. Townships are divided into sections." (9)
Have You Researched Your Ancestor's Land?
Researching your ancestor's land can be an important part of your genealogical search. Aside from the land and property records, be sure to also search historical papers for articles about the sale or purchase of land, as well as taxes owed. You can learn more about researching land and property records in E. Wade Hone's text, Land & Property Research in the United States (1997). A resource for learning more about federal land terms is the Bureau of Land Management's General Land Office website's Glossary. Also don't forget to consult the FamilySearch Research Wiki for resources for land records for the location you are researching.
(1) Melnyk, Marcia Y. The Genealogist's Question & Answer Book. Cincinnati: Betterway Books, 2002. Page 213.
(2) Rose, Christine. Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855. San Jose, Calif: CR Publications, 2011. Page xv.
(3) Hone, E W. Land & Property Research in the United States. Provo, Utah: Ancestry Pub, 2008. Page 185.
(4) "Dowry versus Dower Rights," Vita Brevis (https://vitabrevis.americanancestors.org/2015/03/dowry-versus-dower-right/: accessed 6 September 2019).
(5) "The Homestead Act," Our Documents (https://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=false&doc=31: accessed 11 September 2019).
(6) "Glossary," Bureau of Land Management General Land Office Records (https://glorecords.blm.gov/reference/default.aspx#18: accessed 11 September 2019).
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Where do hurricanes come from?
We answer some common questions about hurricanes
A powerful Hurricane Irma is threatening millions of people in the Caribbean and Florida. Some answers to questions about Irma and hurricanes:WHERE DO THESE STORMS COME FROM?Irma is a classic Cape Verde storm, which begin near the islands off the west coast of Africa. Some of the worst hurricanes start as puffs of unstable air and storminess there and chug west, gaining strength over the warm open Atlantic. Another storm, Jose, has followed in Irma's footsteps. Some of those storms fizzle from wind shear or other weather conditions. Still others curve harmlessly north into the mid-North Atlantic and are called "fish storms." Storms also start in the Gulf of Mexico, like Katia which formed off Mexico and was declared a hurricane on Wednesday.WHY ARE STORMS HAPPENING NOW?Hurricane season starts June 1 and ends Nov. 30. That's usually when the water is warm enough and other weather conditions are conducive to storm formation. Hurricanes need water that's at least 79 degrees (26 degrees Celsius). Peak hurricane season is from mid-August to mid-October with the peak of the peak being Sept. 10 or 11.WHAT'S AN AVERAGE SEASON LIKE?An average season produces 12 named storms, according to the National Weather Service. Wednesday's Katia is the 11th this season. Storms get names when winds reach 39 mph. The average season produces six hurricanes and three of those become major at 111 mph winds or higher. So far this year, there have been six hurricanes: two major ones, Harvey and Irma; two new ones Wednesday, Katia and Jose; and Franklin and Gert.DID FORECASTERS SEE THIS BUSY YEAR COMING?Yes. In May, the weather service predicted a 70 percent likelihood of 11 to 17 named storms with 5 to 9 becoming hurricanes. They predicted 2 to 4 major hurricanes. In early August, it was changed to a 60 percent chance of 14 to 19 named storms, 5 to 9 hurricanes and 2 to 5 major hurricanes.ARE BACK-TO-BACK BIG HURRICANES UNUSUAL?Major storms can and do form back-to-back and did so last year with Matthew and Nicole, but having more than one hit the U.S. in a season is strange. If Irma hits Florida as a category 4 or 5 storm, it will be the first time in historical record that the U.S. was hit by two category 4 or 5 storms in one year, said Colorado State University meteorology professor Phil Klotzbach.WHY IS IRMA SO STRONG?Hurricanes use warm water as fuel. Irma has been over water that is 1.2 to 1.8 degrees warmer than normal. And that warm water goes deeper than usual. High altitude winds, which can fight or even decapitate storms, are not strong, also helping Irma. While over the open Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday, Irma's 185 mph winds set a record for that region. In the entire Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico, only Hurricane Allen in 1980 was stronger with 190 mph winds. Others with 185 mph winds: a 1935 Florida storm, 1988′s Gilbert, and 2005′s Wilma.HOW UNUSUAL IS IRMA?This is only the second time since satellite-tracking began about 40 years ago that one maintained 185 mph winds for more than 24 hours, said Klotzbach. The other was the massive killer typhoon Haiyan that killed more than 6,000 people in the Philippines in 2013.WASN'T THERE A HURRICANE DROUGHT?In the U.S., yes. Until Harvey last month, no major hurricane had hit the United States since Wilma. That 2005 storm also was the last major hurricane to hit Florida. Scientists say the 12-year landfall drought was likely chance. There were still the same number of hurricanes brewing, they just missed the United States or were not major hurricanes. During that span, Superstorm Sandy was a minor hurricane in terms of wind speed but catastrophic in damage when it hit in 2012.HOW ARE STORMS FORECAST?Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center rely on dozens of computer simulations and their own expert experience. They use real-time readings of wind, temperature, air pressure, humidity and more. But those real-time readings are sparse and spread out. Figuring out a storm's path and strength is tricky and usually forecasts do go out farther than five days.
A powerful Hurricane Irma is threatening millions of people in the Caribbean and Florida. Some answers to questions about Irma and hurricanes:
WHERE DO THESE STORMS COME FROM?
Irma is a classic Cape Verde storm, which begin near the islands off the west coast of Africa. Some of the worst hurricanes start as puffs of unstable air and storminess there and chug west, gaining strength over the warm open Atlantic. Another storm, Jose, has followed in Irma's footsteps. Some of those storms fizzle from wind shear or other weather conditions. Still others curve harmlessly north into the mid-North Atlantic and are called "fish storms." Storms also start in the Gulf of Mexico, like Katia which formed off Mexico and was declared a hurricane on Wednesday.
WHY ARE STORMS HAPPENING NOW?
Hurricane season starts June 1 and ends Nov. 30. That's usually when the water is warm enough and other weather conditions are conducive to storm formation. Hurricanes need water that's at least 79 degrees (26 degrees Celsius). Peak hurricane season is from mid-August to mid-October with the peak of the peak being Sept. 10 or 11.
WHAT'S AN AVERAGE SEASON LIKE?
An average season produces 12 named storms, according to the National Weather Service. Wednesday's Katia is the 11th this season. Storms get names when winds reach 39 mph. The average season produces six hurricanes and three of those become major at 111 mph winds or higher. So far this year, there have been six hurricanes: two major ones, Harvey and Irma; two new ones Wednesday, Katia and Jose; and Franklin and Gert.
DID FORECASTERS SEE THIS BUSY YEAR COMING?
Yes. In May, the weather service predicted a 70 percent likelihood of 11 to 17 named storms with 5 to 9 becoming hurricanes. They predicted 2 to 4 major hurricanes. In early August, it was changed to a 60 percent chance of 14 to 19 named storms, 5 to 9 hurricanes and 2 to 5 major hurricanes.
ARE BACK-TO-BACK BIG HURRICANES UNUSUAL?
Major storms can and do form back-to-back and did so last year with Matthew and Nicole, but having more than one hit the U.S. in a season is strange. If Irma hits Florida as a category 4 or 5 storm, it will be the first time in historical record that the U.S. was hit by two category 4 or 5 storms in one year, said Colorado State University meteorology professor Phil Klotzbach.
WHY IS IRMA SO STRONG?
Hurricanes use warm water as fuel. Irma has been over water that is 1.2 to 1.8 degrees warmer than normal. And that warm water goes deeper than usual. High altitude winds, which can fight or even decapitate storms, are not strong, also helping Irma. While over the open Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday, Irma's 185 mph winds set a record for that region. In the entire Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico, only Hurricane Allen in 1980 was stronger with 190 mph winds. Others with 185 mph winds: a 1935 Florida storm, 1988′s Gilbert, and 2005′s Wilma.
HOW UNUSUAL IS IRMA?
This is only the second time since satellite-tracking began about 40 years ago that one maintained 185 mph winds for more than 24 hours, said Klotzbach. The other was the massive killer typhoon Haiyan that killed more than 6,000 people in the Philippines in 2013.
WASN'T THERE A HURRICANE DROUGHT?
In the U.S., yes. Until Harvey last month, no major hurricane had hit the United States since Wilma. That 2005 storm also was the last major hurricane to hit Florida. Scientists say the 12-year landfall drought was likely chance. There were still the same number of hurricanes brewing, they just missed the United States or were not major hurricanes. During that span, Superstorm Sandy was a minor hurricane in terms of wind speed but catastrophic in damage when it hit in 2012.
HOW ARE STORMS FORECAST?
Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center rely on dozens of computer simulations and their own expert experience. They use real-time readings of wind, temperature, air pressure, humidity and more. But those real-time readings are sparse and spread out. Figuring out a storm's path and strength is tricky and usually forecasts do go out farther than five days.


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Malloy to close state budget gap by using surplus
May 28, 2011 Updated: Aug. 17, 2017 12:51 p.m.
HARTFORD -- Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced Friday evening that he has reached a deal with Democratic legislative leaders on how to close the remaining $400 million gap in Connecticut's two-year budget.
The bulk of the gap relies on more than $319 million of the approximate $1 billion surplus built into the two-year, $40.1 billion budget. Malloy, a Democrat, had argued that it was fiscally prudent to create a revenue cushion in the plan.
"This plan preserves surplus in both years of the biennium, not as much as we originally intended and not as much as we would have liked to have," Malloy's budget secretary, Benjamin Barnes, said in a conference call with reporters. "We would rather make a compromise in that regard than make a compromise in our commitment to local governments or making a commitment in maintaining the safety net."
Malloy faced a Tuesday deadline to present the General Assembly with a plan to close the gap, created after his administration reached a tentative two-year, $1.6 million savings deal with the state employee union. Malloy originally had sought $2 billion in savings.
That tentative agreement, however, hasn't been ratified by the approximately 45,000 unionized state employees. The 34 bargaining units aren't expected to finish voting on the proposal until after the legislature adjourns its regular session on June 8.
Senate President Donald Williams Jr., D-Brooklyn, recently suggested that lawmakers in the final days of the session approve Malloy's budget fix with language also approving the labor deal should it be ratified.
Minority Republican leaders criticized Malloy for relying on the surplus funds to balance his budget and not more substantial cuts. They have publicly questioned why Malloy set aside the extra revenues while raising taxes by $1.4 billion in the first year of the budget and $1.2 billion in the second year.
"We suspected and said that he was doing that because he was saving it to use for what he didn't get from the unions. He insisted that was not the case. He was going to put it toward long-term debt, et cetera. He uses $320 million of the surplus to make up $400 million in cuts," said House Minority Leader Lawrence Cafero Jr., R-Norwalk. "Classic Malloy. He says one thing, he does the other."
Cafero and Senate Minority Leader John McKinney, R-Fairfield, questioned whether the additional cuts Malloy is proposing, $78 million over two years, are real reductions.
The list includes $2.5 million in reduced inmate medical services in fiscal year 2012, due to the anticipated reduction in the state's inmate population through initiatives including a new credit program for early release for good behavior and a home confinement program for certain offenders. Also, there's a $14.4 million reduction over two fiscal years for interdistrict schools funding and a $52 million, two-year savings from re-estimating retiree health care funding requirements.
Williams, in a written statement, said Connecticut "is one-step closer to finally turning the corner" in its budget crisis.
"The agreement to eliminate the budget gap with responsible spending cuts and new surplus revenue is the best option for Connecticut's struggling economy and job market," the statement said.
Before the tentative agreement with state employees was reached, Malloy had threatened thousands of state worker layoffs and drastic cuts to state aid to cities and towns. It remains unclear, however, whether the unions will ratify the deal. Malloy has said he has another alternative budget if the agreement isn't approved by workers.


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Q: Open a component in new window on a click in react I have a component which displays a data. I have to open this component in a new window on clicking a button/ link from a parent component.
export default class Parent extends Component {
    construtor(props) {
        super(props);
    }

    viewData = () => {
        window.open('childcomponent.js','Data','height=250,width=250');
    }

    render() {
        return (

 View Data

        )
    }
}

I dont know how to invoke another component and also display it in a new size specified window.
Actually I need to send a props to that child component with which it will fetch me the data from database and render it.

A: You wouldn't open the component directly. You'll need a new page/view that will show the component. When you open the window, you'll then point it at the appropriate URL.
As for size, you provide it as a string in the third parameter of open, which you actually have correct:
window.open('http://example.com/child-path','Data','height=250,width=250');

Note, however, that browsers may, for a variety of reasons, not respect your width and height request. For that reason, it's probably a good idea to also apply appropriate CSS to get a space the right size in case it does open larger than you wanted.

A: You can use ReactDOM.createPortal to render a component in a new window as David Gilbertson explains in his post:

class MyWindowPortal extends React.PureComponent {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    // STEP 1: create a container

    this.containerEl = document.createElement('div');
    this.externalWindow = null;
  }

  render() {
    // STEP 2: append props.children to the container
 that isn't mounted anywhere yet
    return ReactDOM.createPortal(this.props.children, this.containerEl);
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    // STEP 3: open a new browser window and store a reference to it
    this.externalWindow = window.open('', '', 'width=600,height=400,left=200,top=200');

    // STEP 4: append the container
 (that has props.children appended to it) to the body of the new window
    this.externalWindow.document.body.appendChild(this.containerEl);
  }

  componentWillUnmount() {
    // STEP 5: This will fire when this.state.showWindowPortal in the parent component becomes false
    // So we tidy up by closing the window
    this.externalWindow.close();
  }
}

A: The upvoted answer works great!
Just leaving a function component version here in case people are searching for that in the future.
const RenderInWindow = (props) => {
  const [container, setContainer] = useState(null);
  const newWindow = useRef(null);

  useEffect(() => {
    // Create container element on client-side
    setContainer(document.createElement("div"));
  }, []);

  useEffect(() => {
    // When container is ready
    if (container) {
      // Create window
      newWindow.current = window.open(
        "",
        "",
        "width=600,height=400,left=200,top=200"
      );
      // Append container
      newWindow.current.document.body.appendChild(container);

      // Save reference to window for cleanup
      const curWindow = newWindow.current;

      // Return cleanup function
      return () => curWindow.close();
    }
  }, [container]);

  return container && createPortal(props.children, container);
};

A: Adding to the current answers - to copy the styles from the original window to the popup window, you can do:
function copyStyles(src, dest) {
    Array.from(src.styleSheets).forEach(styleSheet => {
        dest.head.appendChild(styleSheet.ownerNode.cloneNode(true))
    })
    Array.from(src.fonts).forEach(font => dest.fonts.add(font))
}

and then add
copyStyles(window.document, popupWindow.document);

after the call to window.open and once the ref is initialized

A: This answer is based on David Gilbertson's post. It has been modified to work in Edge. To make this work in Edge div and style elements must be created with the window into which they will be rendered.
class MyWindowPortal extends React.PureComponent {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.containerEl = null;
    this.externalWindow = null;
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    // STEP 1: Create a new window, a div, and append it to the window. The div
    // *MUST** be created by the window it is to be appended to (Edge only)
    this.externalWindow = window.open('', '', 'width=600,height=400,left=200,top=200');
    this.containerEl = this.externalWindow.document.createElement('div');
    this.externalWindow.document.body.appendChild(this.containerEl);
  }

  componentWillUnmount() {
    // STEP 2: This will fire when this.state.showWindowPortal in the parent component
    // becomes false so we tidy up by just closing the window
    this.externalWindow.close();
  }

  render() {
    // STEP 3: The first render occurs before componentDidMount (where we open the
    // new window) so container may be null, in this case render nothing.
    if (!this.containerEl) {
      return null;
    }

    // STEP 4: Append props.children to the container
 in the new window
    return ReactDOM.createPortal(this.props.children, this.containerEl);
  }
}

The full modified source can be found here https://codepen.io/iamrewt/pen/WYbPWN

A: For anyone having problem with this answer regarding copying styles and it's not working on production build.
In case you open new window using window.open('', ...), the new window will most likely have about:blank as URL and won't find css files as they have relative paths. You need to set absolute path to href attribute instead:
function copyStyles(src, dest) {
  Array.from(src.styleSheets).forEach((styleSheet) => {
    const styleElement = styleSheet.ownerNode.cloneNode(true);
    styleElement.href = styleSheet.href;
    dest.head.appendChild(styleElement);
  });
  Array.from(src.fonts).forEach((font) => dest.fonts.add(font));
}

A: If someone is having trouble adding the styles to your new window, the trick is to copy the whole DOM head from the parent to your new popup window.
First you need to stablish the whole html skeleton
newWindow.document.write("<!DOCTYPE html");
newWindow.document.write("");
newWindow.document.write("");
newWindow.document.write("");
newWindow.document.write("");
newWindow.document.write("");
newWindow.document.write("");
// Append the new container to the body of the new window
newWindow.document.body.appendChild(container);

Now in the new window's DOM we have an empty head tag, we traverse the parent head tag and append its children to the new head.
const parentHead= window.document.querySelector("head").childNodes;
parentHead.forEach( item =>{
    newWindow.document.head.appendChild(item.cloneNode(true)); // deep copy
})

And that's all. With the new window having the same head children than the parent, all your styles should be working now.
P.S. some styles might be a little stubborn and will not work, the hack that I found worked for those ones is to add a setTimeout in the componentDidMount or in the useEffect with the right time so as you can update your new head with the parent head. Something like this
setTimeout(() => {
  updateHead();
}, 5000);

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There's a mini update available for the N900 to 1.2009.44-1 (18.5MB – from 1.2009.42.11).
There are a lot of minor updates, complete change log shown in the final screenshot (via Hiren) at the end of this post.
It came up this morning as a notification in the status bar.
If you don't get the update notification, you can get it manually get the update by going to App Manager>Update [NOT VIA Nokia Software Updater, though it might be possible, it's a much larger update and you'll have to restore any backups as you'll lose your data this way]. You'll get a list of applications that can be updated as well as "Maemo 5 1.2009.44-1".
Back up is advisable, though it hasn't seemed to have wiped anything like a normal update.


These patented collapsible cups was designed with the idea of creating the perfect reusable cup for people who live on the go. The cup imagined had to be compact, leak proof, easy to clean and made from the safest materials available.
Comes with heat sleeve that folds up into a cup when collapsed, provides stability.
Each Stojo is made from recyclable materials such as food grade silicone that exclude phthalates, glues and BPA.
Not only do they look good, but they also work perfectly! I love it!
Bought one in black and loving it so far. Although I'd prefer not to use the straw as I use it mostly for hot drinks. Perfect gift for friends who are keen to start on a zero-waste journey.
Got one for my brother. I think it makes a perfect gift for anyone!
I love this cup so much that I bought five more to gift to my closest friends who are teh/kopi-loving folk! Might consider getting a few more for other buddies who'd enjoy this.


The favorite places of cellulite are flabby and poorly developed muscles. Therefore, physical exercises can help to get rid of cellulite. They should be aimed at restoring and strengthening muscle tissue as well. The best decision in this situation will be to chose moderate strength exercises, swimming and cardio-operations.
There are many reasons for the development of cellulite. These are heredity, an excess of hormones, bad habits, improper nutrition, and diseases of the endocrine system. Therefore, it is very important to identify the cause of cellulite, in order to quickly get rid of the "orange peel".
The exercises below are divided into several groups, so you can choose any set of exercises that is right for you.In addition to the proposed complexes of exercises against cellulite, you can diversify your training by jumping rope. Cellulite does not like this person very much. Try to give the load gradually. If you have not picked up the rope for a long time, start jumping from one minute, and every day increase the jumping time by 10 seconds. The first results you will notice in a few weeks. The main thing is not to stop at what has been achieved and continue the lessons with the rope.
Another effective remedy for cellulite is hula-hoop. Turn the hoop every day for 12-15 minutes. The main thing is to train for an hour before eating. Especially good hoops with balls on the inside and with weighting. Classes with hula-hoop not only help to drive away the fat, but also will strengthen the muscular walls of the abdominal cavity.


One of the most persistent pieces of DISinformation that still does the rounds is the theory about the so-called Photon Belt. It says that in 1961 scientists discovered a belt (shaped like a giant doughnut) of photon light particles in the Pleaiades. This belt would be on its way to Earth and when Earth would pass through it, this would result in changing our DNA, raising our awareness, and in uplifting us from a third-dimensional to a fifth-dimensional plane of existence.
1. No scientist discovered any such thing in 1961 or ever before or after.
2. There is no such thing as a photon belt. Photons do not travel in belts.
3. No anomalies have been discovered in the Pleiades Cluster.
4. The theory is partly based on the erroneous assumption that our solar system would be in an orbit around Alcyone, one of the main stars in the Pleiades. This is not correct. In fact, Earth and the Pleiades are moving away from each other, not getting closer. A photon belt in the Pleiades would therefore be moving away from us.
Last but not least: The guy that launched the story, Paul Otto Hesse, is believed to have admitted that he made the whole thing up.


Continuously developments in the field of difficult to machine materials, like they are used in the aerospace industry for example for turbomachinery components, represent major challenges for the grinding technology. In order to meet these challenges, it is necessary to obtain basic knowledge about grinding methods, tools, use of coolant lubricant, sensor technology as well as modern measurement devices. The basic seminar grinding technology provides theoretical and practical training for operators of grinding technology, machine operators, foreman's as well as workshop and department managers from the fields of work preparation, manufacturing, service and marketing. In addition to the basic knowledge taught, practical demonstrations on grinding machines and tools are conducted to deepen the acquired knowledge of the seminar participants.
The participation fee is € 895 (€ 795 for ICTM-Industry Partners) and is tax-free in Germany (§4 UStG). It includes seminar documents, lunch and refreshments. For written cancellation up to March 27, 2019 € 100 will be charged for administrative expenses.