Ever wondered how much renderings our folks at GaadiWaadi.com has churned out in presentation of the actual model of the upcoming car? We come as close to 85% actual car. Isn't that great, our designers rock!
Today, we have renderings of the latest in the making car model, the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza codenamed YBA. Let's discuss with you on the USP (Unique Selling Proposition) of the YBA that Maruti will put forward as a marketing concept to rave the charts while we believe it will set the charts moderately on fire.
Did you get a glimpse of the dashboard in spy picture? Observe carefully as we did (Grin) and you can see square embroidered console with the latest from Maruti technology, the SmartPlay infotainment system: offering Sat Nav and entertainment options and multi-function steering wheel as a highlighted feature and elegantly crafted dashboard with brightly lit instrument panel.
Talk about the SmartPlay infotainment system, it was introduced in the Ciaz Z+ trim offering 7-inch TFT touchscreen display, Smartphone app to control the system remotely. The comfort and convenience of the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza will be core USP of Maruti for Interiors, providing premium features in its class. The second point USP would be for the looks of the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza / YBA which will be potential in its offering to the compact SUV market. The front fascia of the YBA sports a muscular bumper with lines clearly seen touching the sleek projector headlamps, fog lamps and turn indicators just in-between them.
The rear also has a sporty look unlike the regular Maruti design. The lines pass through the side of the vehicle makes it even more muscular and a plus choice for buyers planning to choose rival Ecosport.
The performance of the Brezza/YBA would be another USP from Maruti, likely offering a 1.2 liter booster jet petrol engine with an output of 95PS and 130Nm. While the power of the sub-SUV is on the higher side, the fuel efficiency is not compromised with its K-Series engine.
In order to compete with the compact SUV leader now, the YBA has to be equipped more than performance; Maruti has complimented the performance by making the looks aggressive as well. The company could also include 'AllGrip' AWD system which is seen on global models to have an added value proposition to the YBA.
The final and the real USP will be the price of the YBA, as it would be offer with a price tag between 7 to 9 Lakhs. With this price range and the offerings Maruti sets to launch the Vitara/ YBA no later than March 2016. It could be a game changer for the segment and a threat to types in its class. That's the truth of nature, the fight for the fittest!
Ho, don't worry…we are just speculating things as we are so close to rendering 80%-90% of the actual model.


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Dinner with the new underdogs of Turkey
The request reached me as I was visiting an European capital. It was a kind note. 'A group of us want to discuss our suffering and we would be happy if you could listen to us,' it said. I wondered why. Because there was an urge to find journalists with a fair and open mind, and there are so few nowadays, I was told.
They all identified themselves, one way or another, as Gülen followers. Some of them were forced to leave Turkey under strained circumstances. Others felt the heat, wherever they lived in Europe, threatened by a network which they claimed was linked to the external intelligence branch of the ruling AKP.
It was a specific group, comprising of seven. All men. Many were known as hard core business people; once known and praised by Turkish President Erdoğan – for example, in 2012 – as 'Anatolian Tigers'. I had met some of them in business congresses in Turkey, in their heydays. They were representing Turkey's globalist face, aggressively expanding foreign markets, pushing exports.
When we met at a restaurant, I quickly noticed that there was not much left of the self-esteem they once radiated, all you could read was a deep sense of defeat.
No wonder, Erdoğan's war against the entire movement – as the German media reveals so powerfully over allegations on how the 'official' imam networks loyal to Erdoğan – has reached such proportions that it in many ways evokes memories of medieval hunt of sects declared evil. In Turkey and abroad, the entire grassroots of a religious movement are now totally stigmatized, marked and to be chased for life.
In an apparent shock, traumatized, I heard them tell me story after story over how brutalized even the most 'distant' Gülen followers have been.
I heard stories of torture, blackmail, snitching on even close relatives, family disputes, families split because of oppression. Then I was given some anecdotes over how vast properties and assets belonging to the business circles were seized, assets were taken over, and given to what they call 'Islamist newcomer business wannabes' entirely loyal to the AKP. I insisted they make a quick and rough calculation over how much money confiscated by the AKP in the past year they were talking about. I turned to the one I knew would know his figures. They negotiated across the table the list of big and midsize Anatolian Tigers who were now penniless, some in prison, some abroad and agreed that it was somewhere between 70 – 90 billion Euros. Initially some of them had managed to move out some bank assets, but many of them had to see their enterprises – employing thousands of people – getting ripped off from them overnight, citing State of Emergency and anti-terror laws.
'Like what happened to Ottoman Armenians a hundred years ago,' I commented and looked at them to see the reaction. They were numb; it was as if I was talking about another galaxy. Perhaps their thoughts were so lost, such comparisons did not ring the slightest bell. They probably tought something of this sort was happening only to them the first time in Turkish history.
Then, I asked them, what sort of legal defence strategy they had to defend their rights. Had they engaged any go-getter lawyers in Turkey? Or abroad?
The responses were vague. But this was clear: Oppression had hit this movement with such an impact that Gülenists were totally thunderstruck, shell-shocked. They had not expected such full-scale, die-hard assault.
Yet, even if they had, it was doubtful they would be ready. Gülen followers are a strange blend of people; often well educated and smart, but what they have in common is that, as part of their pious nature, they have never developed reflexes of civilian disobedience to the state, which has for decades been known for constantly inventing and destroying 'domestic enemies' – leftists, non-muslims, Kurds. They played a part in the AKP's power politics, hoping to be part of the power, and they never had thought that they would be used and thrown away.
But it was their turn. It stands now clear that Erdoğan and his AKP was not really after solving the crime of the coup attempt and bring those really and specifically responsible for it. Backed by all the dark forces placed within the state, he is determined to destroy everyone within, even those outsiders who have been in contact with, Gülen movement. It is, of course, a social tragedy – exposing hundreds of thousands individuals, 'guilty by association', as pariahs or doomed to remain in a diaspora.
Reminding them that I am there only for a frank conversation, I have pressed them a while with the question: Were Gülenists involved in the coup attempt? Did Fethullah Gülen order the coup, or did he know but did nothing to prevent it?
There was confusion, rather than unwillingness to go into a subject. All except two of them agreed there was an involvement of Gülenists in the coup, but a row erupted when I asked to what proportion they were in it. Some fiercely opposed when I said that there were estimations that the main bulk of colonels and one-star generals were estimated as Gülenists. 'It's far less than 50 %' said one. The most senior figure at the table assured me that Gülen may not have known, that the mutiny could be an act of despair. 'I swear by Allah that I want all of them Gülen followers or not to be put on trial and be sentenced to this crime' he concluded.
They seemed dizzy about their future, and what steps to take. I told them that it was surprising that they were so unprepared for a legal battle. The other oppressed parts of Turkey, Kurds, leftists, and liberals, intellectuals and students had given it the highest priority, making it clear for observers like me that this was now an era of defence for basic civil rights and nothing else.
One of them wondered if there was any future for Gülenists to be engaged in politics anymore. All I could do was to make clear for them how they were perceived by the other opposition parts: as accomplices of Erdoğan, and partly responsible for the collapse of the Kurdish Peace Process. I reminded them of the consensus among independent Turkey observers that the solution of Kurdish problem in Turkey was of the highest importance for democracy's entry into Turkey and the greatest mistake Gülenists ever did was not to shake off its Turkish nationalist background (many of their members in state apparatus had a past linked with the MHP) which made them unable to grasp the solidity of the Kurdish dynamic.
I told them also that I had not met a Gülenist who had given a serious thought why Fethullah Gülen had ranked so low in the popularity ratings, why he now became the public enemy number one.
'And I wonder as a journalist' I told them, 'when many key institutions such as German BND chief or some American Congress sources question the coup attempt, why Gülen remains silent? Isn't it his responsibility to come out publicly and tell whatever he knows of the dirty power games, the coup, and responds to all the questions that are still hanging?'
There was no clear answer. A brief silence followed.
Dinner was soon over.
The new underdogs of Turkey all dispersed to different directions, in gloom, as they came.
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3 Responses to Dinner with the new underdogs of Turkey
Yavuz says:
The answer of this question is crystal clear that Gulen was interviewed by different reporters from different countries just after the coup attempt.
He made his statement as international inspectors can come together to find out the mastermind of coup attempt. I think he has done his responsibility by interviewing reporters.
Murteza Akyol says:
I strongly disagree with some part of the essay but the one that really bother me most is th assumption Gulen was in some sort of game with Erdogan.As yavuz Stated , He has been giving interviews to everyone and ask for independent investigation.
I have answers to some of the questions if you like to talk to me 🙂
koneliblog says:
Gulen himself stood in front of journalists from all over the world and answered all sort of questions. What else do you want from him???
Today, do you thinks Erdogan can stand in front of an independent journalist and answer his/her questions? No…

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Reinvent value by embracing new business models
The bottom line is just the beginning
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The as-a-service revolution has turned value creation inside out, shifting the focus from companies to customers and from products to services. The implications are far-reaching and already being felt by communications service providers (CSPs) seeking new business models to carry them into the future.
CSPs are at a crucial juncture according to the April 2021 McKinsey article, A blueprint for telecom's critical reinvention: "They can either tinker around the edges to achieve incremental gains or make a bold choice to reinvent their value-creation formula and bravely, firmly commit to that choice."
Those who make the "bold choice" face the practical question of how to reinvent their business models. German researchers Oliver Gassmann and Karolin Frankenberger cracked that code in their 2014 bestseller, The Business Model Navigator. Studying more than 300 business model innovators, they found that the overwhelming majority—roughly 90%—recombined "previously existing concepts, ideas, or business models" to innovate successfully. Gassmann and Frankenberger determined that every business model has four parts: target customer, offering, value proposition and means of revenue generation. The secret of business model innovation, they said, is to change any two.
Digitally disruptive companies such as Netflix, Uber, Airbnb and Salesforce.com have demonstrated that "change any two" formula by rolling out new as-a-service offerings with the novel value proposition of delivering a desired outcome with minimal friction. The customer clicks and gets what they want: a movie, a ride, a place to stay.
Every business model has four parts. The secret of business model innovation is to change any two.
According to research by Drs. Oliver Gassmann and Karolin Frankenberger
This everything-as-a-service (XaaS) approach marks a shift from product-centric business logic to service-centric business logic—from one-off or periodic transactions to continuous engagement with customers. And the appetite for subscription-based, on-demand, data-driven offerings is on the rise: Deloitte projects the global XaaS market will reach US$340 billion by 2024.
What are real world business models?
CSPs and other digital service providers around the globe seem to recognize the XaaS opportunity and the need for business model innovation. Israel's Cellcom has mapped out a plan to offer sensor data management using its radio infrastructure, providing real-time environmental data to businesses, transport companies, healthcare organizations, city governments and utilities on a subscription basis. The data will support everything from air quality advisories and real-time allergy alerts to long-term urban planning initiatives.
"If you look at what they're doing in terms of the Gassmann-Frankenberger framework," says Carlijn Williams, Head of Portfolio Marketing Cloud and Cognitive Services at Nokia, "they're actually changing more than two dimensions of the business model. They have a new offering (sensor data), a new value proposition (supporting the public good) and new customer segments (enterprises and governments)."
Targeting the enterprise market demands new business model thinking from CSPs because enterprises have different needs and expectations than traditional consumer subscribers. Analysts expect XaaS demand will be driven largely by enterprises seeking consumption-based solutions to reduce risk and cost, gain scalability and take advantage of technologies such as 5G, the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML).
Marlin Supply Chain Connections is a digital solutions company with a data-driven enterprise offering designed to break down information silos among maritime shipping supply chain partners—port authorities, terminal operators, ship operators and cargo owners—and provide a real-time, end-to-end view of operations.
While the various players in the supply chain ecosystem need to maintain security of their business infrastructures, the capability to share certain data securely with others or through federated AI and analytics creates value for the others in the chain. That's being done through open APIs that publish data directly from an individual company's systems into a data marketplace with permissioned access. This enables data monetization as a service to inform decisions about cargo volumes, port capacity, timing and more, enabling efficiency gains, cost reductions and a smaller overall carbon footprint. Again, the "change any two" formula applies: new offering (data), new source of revenue (monetization of that data).
Marlin itself benefits from the use of the supply chain data—just as Cellcom plans to use its sensor data for its own purposes, monitoring and optimizing the performance of its tower sites. That mutual benefit—solutions that are good for the customer and the provider—is a hallmark of the "shared value" ethos at the heart of many new digital business models.
Sustainability drives shared value business models
A number of CSPs have shown interest in one particular form of shared value especially: infrastructure sharing. It's an approach Belgium's Proximus is taking to achieve some ambitious energy-saving targets. On the wireline side, Proximus is eliminating legacy technologies from its network and replacing copper with fiber, which could cut energy consumption by 75%. On the mobile side, its strategy is to share infrastructure — achieving business benefits through better resource utilization and hitting sustainability targets at the same time.
"We have taken a lot of actions to improve energy efficiency in our networks," says Geert Standaert, CTO at Proximus. "On the mobile network, we've signed a sharing agreement together with another operator here in Belgium which brings us a benefit of an additional 20% of reduction in energy."
Given the impacts of climate change are being experienced today, energy conservation and environmental sustainability are increasingly top-of-mind for CSPs especially if they intend to support the growth in data traffic. The GSMA estimates about a third of the mobile industry has "credibly committed" to achieving net zero emissions by 2050 or earlier.
Corporate shareholders increasingly expect corporations to set— and live up to—those kinds of targets. "As more and more investors choose to tilt their investments towards sustainability-focused companies," wrote Larry Fink, CEO of the investment management firm Blackrock, in his 2021 Letter to CEOs, "the tectonic shift we are seeing will accelerate further. And because this will have such a dramatic impact on how capital is allocated, every management team and board will need to consider how this will impact their company's stock."
KDDI, a mobile CSP in Japan, has a detailed set of sustainability commitments including support for an "energy-efficient, circular economy". The circular economy focuses on reuse and resource replenishment instead of consumption that ends in waste. As part of its commitments, the CSP is trialing two sustainability-focused innovations: an AI-driven solution that can shut down passive and active equipment dynamically based on network demand, and liquid cooling, which can reduce related energy consumption by nearly 70%.
As more and more investors choose to tilt their investments towards sustainability-focused companies, the tectonic shift we are seeing will accelerate further.
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"What you see in a lot of these cases is that CSPs are broadening the definition of 'value' with these new offerings," says Williams. "They're looking beyond just financial returns at ways to deliver social and environmental benefits." Increasingly, vendors of solutions such as these are considering outcomes-based pricing, says Williams. Vendors are supporting CSPs' shifts by adapting their own business models and charging customers based on the results they achieve rather than a flat CAPEX fee.
Cellcom, Marlin Supply Chain Connections, Proximus and KDDI have all used advanced digital technologies and data to create new sources of value—spurring business model innovation as the way to reap and realize that value.
"A strong business model is the bedrock to business success," write Gassmann and Frankenberger on their Business Model Navigator website. "But all too often we fail to adapt, clinging to outdated models that are no longer delivering the results we need."
While it used to be that adopting a new business model was a long-term—and therefore high-risk—proposition, Williams says that's no longer the case for CSPs: "Digital technologies give CSPs tools to adopt and evolve innovative business models at market speed, making it easy to prototype and test them quickly, and to adjust with agility based on the results. Whatever new sources of value emerge, when it comes to business model innovation, the key is to get in the ring and start experimenting today."
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Police identify Pat's Steaks victim as 28-year-old man from Queens
An argument among fans eating steak sandwiches after the Philadelphia Union game escalated to violence that left a 28-year-old dead and his father and another man injured, police say.
Pat's Steaks at South 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue on Thursday.Read moreMONICA HERNDON / Staff Photographer
by Erin McCarthy
Conversation among soccer fans over post-match cheesesteaks escalated into a brawl that left a 28-year-old killed and his father and another man injured near the iconic Pat's King of Steaks in South Philadelphia, police said.
"It was just mayhem," said Pat's owner Frank Olivieri after viewing security footage of the deadly confrontation. "I'm never going to get this vision out of my mind that I watched on the videotape."
Early Thursday, people in soccer jerseys are seen on tape eating cheesesteaks, talking among themselves, seemingly getting along. They included the 28-year-old man, identified by police as Isidro Cortes of Queens, and his 64-year-old father, as well as a friend of the son, said Philadelphia police.
The trio got into an argument with four men wearing the yellow jerseys of Club América. The Union lost to the Mexico City team in Chester on Wednesday in the Concacaf Champions League semifinal, and police said the victims had attended the game before stopping for cheesesteaks.
The four Club América fans then beat the three men, bludgeoning one to death with hands, fists, and a metal trash can lid, police said.
Cortes, who lived in the Corona neighborhood, worked as an accounts payable associate at Omnicom Health Group in Jersey City, according to his LinkedIn. He had taken classes at Baruch College and Borough of Manhattan Community College, where he was part of an accounting club.
Police do not believe at this time that Cortes, his father, or the other person in their group knew the people they were talking to before the violent incident. Instead, video shows the groups eating cheesesteaks and chatting with each other. The situation did not appear hostile.
"All of a sudden it went sideways," said Homicide Capt. Jason Smith. "When it went bad, it went real bad."
Inside Pat's, a manager heard the sounds of a scuffle, Olivieri said, and ran from the takeout window to a back office to see what was going on along the side of the building. The manager called the police and yelled to the group that she had done so, which broke up that fight, Olivieri said.
But behind Pat's along Wharton Street, unbeknownst to the manager and out of view of others, was what appeared to be another beating still ongoing, Olivieri said.
Police said they received a report of a "person screaming" at 1:56 a.m. When officers arrived, they found the Cortes unresponsive on the street with head trauma. Medics pronounced him dead at the scene.
Other responding officers found his father and the other man injured. They were taken to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in stable condition, police said. Smith said police haven't yet been able to talk to the surviving victims.
At the restaurant Thursday morning, Olivieri said he was still trying to wrap his head around how an argument over a game could end with a man being beaten to death.
"People, not only in Philadelphia but in other places, when it comes to sports are crazy. Crazy loyal," Olivieri said. "I guess if you're out late at night, and you're heated about your sports team, things get out of control."
"People don't know how to talk anymore," he added. "There's no app to stop a fight."
There was likely alcohol involved, too, Police Chief Inspector Scott Small told reporters, and individuals appeared drunk on the surveillance video, according to Olivieri.
"Sometimes when alcohol is involved, there are fights. We've been here in the past for fights," Small told reporters. "Normally, these are well-run businesses that are quite safe. People just come here for a good steak sandwich. However, every once in a while, you get a fight that escalates into violence."
A car left at the scene has New York plates, Olivieri said. Aside from the three who were injured or killed, he said, no one in the group remained on the scene.
The owner said a cellphone, beer cans from which DNA could be recovered, and other personal items were left behind. Olivieri said he also has nearly 40 surveillance cameras around the store that captured everything.
"They're all HD," he said. "Their faces are clear as day. It's only a matter of time until they're apprehended."
Police said they believe the assailants are men in their 20s, and ask anyone with information to call the homicide unit at 215-686-3334, dial 911, or report anonymously at 215-686-8477. Officials have released photos and video of the suspects and attack.
This is the second time someone has been killed at Pat's in the last two months. In late July, David Padro Jr., 22, was fatally shot outside the establishment. His father said Padro, of Camden, was in Philadelphia with his girlfriend to go to a nightclub when they stopped to eat and an argument broke out over a parking space.
» READ MORE: He 'didn't deserve to die this way,' says family of the 22-year-old killed outside Pat's Steaks
Paul C. Burkert, 36, of Reading, was charged with murder in Padro's death. Burkert's girlfriend, Jamie E. Frick, 36, of Newmanstown, Lebanon County, was also arrested.
Olivieri said there's not much more he can do to prevent these tragedies from occurring outside his 24-hour shop, a takeout restaurant with no indoor seating. He hopes, he said, that cooler heads can prevail in the future, and verbal confrontations don't escalate to violence.
"Ideally, you hire security. And then the security person makes the wrong decision, you're liable there, too," Olivieri said, noting his employees are trained not to intervene in confrontations. "We're not professional bouncers. We sell cheesesteaks."
Staff writers Chris Palmer and Juliana Feliciano Reyes contributed to this article.
Erin McCarthy
As the consumer reporter, I tell stories about how Philadelphians are spending their money. I cover everything from the ways in which inflation is impacting people's daily lives to what's happening in the worlds of retail and tourism.


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Lifestyle / Entertainment / Music
Janet Jackson performs hit-laden set at Glastonbury
June 29 2019, 11.17pm
Janet Jackson drew on her storied career in pop music during her hit-laden performance at Glastonbury (Aaron Chown/PA)
Janet Jackson drew on her storied career in pop music during a hit-laden performance at Glastonbury.
The R&B superstar, who attracted headlines after an edited poster promoting her to headliner appeared on her Twitter feed earlier this year, took to the Pyramid Stage on Saturday evening.
Janet Jackson performs on the Pyramid Stage on the fourth day of the Glastonbury Festival at Worthy Farm in Somerset.
While her success is often overlooked due to being the younger sister of the King Of Pop, Jackson's impact in the 1980s and 90s was significant and many say she laid the groundwork for female stars who came after her, including Beyonce and Rihanna.
Jackson, 53, wasted no time at Glastonbury and performed at a dizzying pace. According to the official set list, there were 22 songs in under an hour on stage.
At one point during the breathless performance, Jackson, wearing a heavy coat in defiance of the hot weather, said: "I could learn to like this, Glastonbury".
Janet Jackson performs on the Pyramid Stage on the fourth day of the Glastonbury Festival (Aaron Chown/PA)
The crowd sang along to hits including The Best Things In Life Are Free, Control and That's The Way Love Goes.
Jackson finished with the socially conscious Rhythm Nation.
The performance has been well-received by critics, however some viewers watching at home seemed to be less than impressed.
Complaints centred on the sound quality, especially during the earlier portion of the set, while others accused Jackson of miming.
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Victorian Leeds
What did the Victorians do for us in Leeds?
Queen Victoria Visits Leeds Building the Town Hall Victorian Leeds: Good or Bad? Housing and Health Victorian Schools in Leeds Creating the Shopping Centre of the North Leeds Market Leeds Industry Teachers' Notes Story resources, links12 & downloads30
Leeds Market
Leeds Industry
Although the textile industry was huge in Leeds, other new industries developed during Victorian times. The engineering, chemical, leather, clothing, footwear and printing industries all became successful in Leeds. These industries depended on each other for materials. For example, the woollen industry relied on the engineering industry for machinery and on the chemical industry for dyes.
Leeds Flax Works
By 1900 engineering had become the biggest employer in Leeds. Leeds had some famous Victorian engineers including Matthew Murray and Benjamin Gott.
Matthew Murray was born in 1765 and died in 1826. When he moved to Leeds he worked as an engineer with John Marshall, a very successful mill owner and business man (he owned Marshall Mill and Temple Mill). Matthew Murray designed machinery for Marshall's new mills and invented the first flax spinning machine. This changed the textile industry forever. Murray's real passion was for steam engines and he designed the first railway engine to run from Middleton to Leeds on the Middleton Colliery railway. He even heated his home with steam!
Model Locomotive 'Salamanca'
Benjamin Gott was born in 1762 and died in 1840. In 1792 he built the world's largest woollen factory in Yorkshire at the time. The factory later became known as Park Mills and employed the largest number of men, women and children. His factory was very organised with workers supervised by Masters. The quality of the cloth made at his factory was known all over the world. He was so successful that within 10 years he had developed new factories at Armley Mills and Burley Mills and bought Armley House and gardens.
Before 1850, clothes were made without any use of machinery. The middle classes had their clothes 'made to measure' by tailors and the working classes often wore hand made linen clothes. John Barran was the first person to bring 'ready made' clothes to Leeds. He was a tailor who sold them in his shop and supplied other clothes dealers. He used new inventions like the Singer sewing machine to make clothes.
Singer Sewing Machine
From the 1850s onwards factories were able to make more new cloth for the growing clothing trade with new and improved machinery.
As the population of the town grew so did the demand for meat. This meant there were also more animal hides (skins) supplied to the leather industry. In 1827 a leather fair was set up in Leeds – it was the largest outside of London.
Leather works were built at Buslingthorpe, Meanwood and Kirkstall. The Meanwood Tannery (S&W Smith) had 300 pits, which could hold 70,000 animal hides.
The leather industry provided material for the footwear industry. The footwear industry became and important trade in Leeds in the 1830s, mostly making boots. One of the main footwear companies was Stead and Simpson. In the 1840s they began to make ready made boots and shoes and made around 7000 pairs a week.
Victorian Leather Boots
Most of the chemical companies in Leeds developed because the products they made were used by other industries. Chemical companies made dye for wool and leather, oils and lubricants for machines and acids and other pharmaceutical products for making medicines. Firms like Smith, Dixon & Lodge, at Harper Street Chemical Works made blackcurrant and glycerine cough medicine, soap, metal and furniture polish, baking powder and children's teething powders. Joseph Watson became famous for their soap and was later known as 'Soapy Joe's'.
Watson's Soap
Printing was one of Leeds' most important industries. Why do you think this was? Engineering companies helped to build the printing machinery. By 1911 printing was the fourth largest employer in Leeds, employing 8000 people.
Victorian Printing Block
Many working class children were employed in factories in Leeds in Victorian times. Eliza Marshall gave evidence before the Factory Commission in 1832 about her life working in Leeds factories. Find out more about what life was like for children working in factories and mills in Leeds during the Victorian period.
Who are the largest employers in Leeds today? What other industries, companies and businesses exist in Leeds today?
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Silent Development: Aerofoil Recommended and in Top 20!
Aerofoil 1.3 has been recommended by the editor at PC Mag and is rated on Notebook Review as one of the top 20 useful utilities to save battery on Vista!
Aerofoil was intended to be a final version at 1.3 but I'm considering adding in Vista power profile management so it can change your power profile automatically on the fly too (again something I believe Microsoft should have provided instead of a "Balanced Profile"). As usual Aerofoil will seek to be the smallest least intrusive app to do this.


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Texas Democrats argue mail-in voting law discriminates based on age
Taylor Goldenstein Aug. 31, 2020 Updated: Aug. 31, 2020 3:33 p.m.
Texas Democrats argue mail-in voting law discriminates...
1of2Letter carriers load mail trucks for deliveries at a U.S. Postal Service facility in McLean, Va. President Donald Trump said Thursday that he opposes additional funding for the Postal Service because the lack of additional funding would make it more difficult to deliver mail-in ballots.Photo: J. Scott Applewhite, STF / Associated Press
2of2The Texas Supreme Court found that coronavirus fears are not enough to qualify a voter to request an absentee ballot, but voters may decide for themselves whether they qualify for vote-by-mail based on their health history.Photo: Morry Gash, STF / Associated Press
The Texas Democratic Party's lawyer argued today before a federal appeals court that the state is unlawfully discriminating against the majority of the voting-age population by requiring only those under the age of 65 to have an excuse to receive a mail-in ballot.
It's one of several last-minute battles playing out in the months leading up to the 2020 election, which is expected to yield historic turnout despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Just Thursday, the state's elections director sent a letter to the Harris County elections clerk asking him to halt plans to send mail ballot applications to each of the county's 2.4 million registered voters, calling it an "abuse of voters' rights" without citing exactly how it would violate the law.
Clerk Chris Hollins has refused to change his plans. The Harris County GOP in a filing Monday asked the Texas Supreme Court to weigh in on the issue, and Monday afternoon Attorney General Ken Paxton filed suit in district court.
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Texas is one of 16 states that require voters to have an excuse to request a mail-in ballot. In the face of the pandemic, some states have expanded mail-in voting to all residents for the general election.
Democrats say that the refusal of top GOP officials in Texas to expand mail-in voting, or to allow counties to do so, is tantamount to voter suppression because of widespread health concerns during the pandemic. They also pointed out in court Monday that Republican Gov. Greg Abbott's statewide mask order does not apply to polling locations.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton contends that those concerns about election safety are unfounded because of precautions such as expanded early voting — Abbott has added an extra week to the early voting calendar — and the use of masks, hand sanitizer and gloves.
The Texas Democrats' case before a three-justice panel of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals today, as well as a nearly identical one filed in state court, have had little success so far.
Early on, two trial judges ruled that lack of immunity to COVID-19 was enough for any voter to request a mail-in ballot, but those rulings were overturned by higher courts.
The Texas Supreme Court in late May ruled that a voter under 65 may only consider lack of COVID immunity in conjunction with his or her overall health history to decide whether he or she qualifies as having a disability under state law, and thus eligible for an absentee ballot.
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The Democrats' federal case is expected to make its way to the U.S. Supreme Court, but the clock is ticking. The deadline to request a mail-in ballot in Texas is October 23, leaving just about seven weeks for the appellate court and high court to rule on it.
At Monday's hearing, Chad Dunn, representing the Texas Democratic Party, told the court that the Texas mail-in voting law violates the 26th Amendment, which says the right to vote can't be "denied or abridged" on account of age.
Dunn said previous elections have shown that voters will likely be waiting in long lines in November.
"We're asking voters — certain ones of them get excused from that endurance test and others, based purely on their age, are to suffer through it," Dunn said. "The fact of the matter is that when individuals' characteristics are used by the government to divvy up who gets to vote, those are prohibited" by the Constitution.
The state, represented by Texas Solicitor General Kyle Hawkins, argued that Supreme Court precedent exists to show that the Texas law does not violate the 26th Amendment.
"It does not deny or abridge the right to vote to make voting more available to some groups as opposed to others," Hawkins said. "To abridge the right to vote does not mean giving other groups more options; it means taking away something from a certain group."
In an op-ed in the conservative Washington Examiner, Paxton again delineated his belief that mail-in voting would lead to voter fraud, claiming that "voter harvesters" or "paid campaign workers" collect ballots and either pressure the voter to make certain choices, throw away ballots that don't align with those, or modify the choices on the ballot later.
Multiple academic studies have shown that while fraud is slightly more likely with mail-in voting than in-person, cases of voter fraud on the whole are exceedingly rare.
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How do I block a number on a Samsung Galaxy S3?
Click on the number in your call log, press menu and select "add to reject list". Job done.
If it's a really bothersome caller, O2 should block the number for you.
Try some of these Blacklist apps? [url=https://play.google.com/store/search?q=blacklist&c=apps]https://play.google.com/store/search?q=blacklist&c=apps[/url] If it's a really bothersome caller, O2 should block the number for you.
I took the chance that it'd be the same as it is on the Note 2, since it's not an S-Pen specific feature. It is actually pretty useful for never getting calls from the same marketing company twice .
I took the chance that it'd be the same as it is on the Note 2, since it's not an S-Pen specific feature. It is actually pretty useful for never getting calls from the same marketing company twice :p.
Speaking of which: have you ever returned from your holidays just to find you front door wide open, and... oh, oops. That's for later. Same number, right?
[quote]I took the chance that it'd be the same as it is on the Note 2, since it's not an S-Pen specific feature. It is actually pretty useful for never getting calls from the same marketing company twice :p.[/quote] Speaking of which: have you ever returned from your holidays just to find you front door wide open, and... oh, oops. That's for later. Same number, right?
Eh? Have you been on the funny mushrooms again, or have you actually been away and someone burgled your house ? If so, I feel for you, it's never happened to me but I can't imagine it's much fun .
Blocked by who? The network? Then I doubt ANYTHING will work.
[quote]My numbers been blocked so everytime i ring someone it rings once then goes to their voicemail, will my texts still go through as it doesnt say sending failed...[/quote] Blocked by who? The network? Then I doubt ANYTHING will work.


Emanuel January 9, 2019. What a shame...Spotify doesn't work well with forerunner 645 music. Garmin's supposed to test the apps before launch. I love spotify, and by the price I've paid on this watch, I ask you guys to fix the bug quickly!


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Cathay Pacific boosted in July by Japan and Americas freight growth
Cathay Pacific Group has reported that its two airlines Cathay Pacific Airways and Cathay Dragon combined processed 184,935 tonnes of cargo and mail last month an increase of 2.9 per cent compared to the same month last year.
The cargo and mail load factor for the two airlines combined rose by 1.6 percentage points to 70.3 per cent in July.
Capacity, measured in available freight tonne kilometres (AFTKs), was down by 0.3 per cent while cargo and mail revenue freight tonne kilometres (RFTKs) increased by 2.1 per cent.
In the first seven months of 2018, tonnage rose by 6.8 per cent with 1.2 million tonnes processed in the period against a 3.4 per cent increase in capacity and a 6.4 per cent increase in RFTKs.
Cathay Pacific director for commercial and cargo, Ronald Lam said: "Our cargo business continues to be steady, with tonnage in July recording year-on-year growth from a high base.
"Transshipment volumes increased, in particular from Japan, Southeast and America, while the load factor and yield maintained a high level. We continue to closely monitor the external factors that have the potential to impact global trade."


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# OnClientItemChecked

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The **OnClientItemChecked** client-side event occurs immediately after a particular item is being checked.

The event handler receives two parameters:

1. The instance of the combobox firing the event.

1. An eventArgs parameter containing the following method:

* **get_item** returns the item that has just been checked.

* **get_domEvent()** returns the DOM event object.

Use this event to respond to the newly checked item:

````ASPNET
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
	function OnClientItemChecked(sender, eventArgs) {
		var item = eventArgs.get_item();
		sender.set_text("You checked " + item.get_text());
	}
</script>
<telerik:RadComboBox ID="RadComboBox1" runat="server"
	OnClientItemChecked="OnClientItemChecked" CheckBoxes="true">
</telerik:RadComboBox>
````

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Kolhapuri Mutton curry made with authentic Kanda lasoon masala. This curry is sumptuous,its fiery and delicious, the meat tender and succulent..and its equally good with rotis or rice! What more could one ask for on a rainy night!!
I am going to openly confess here that I hadn't watched the Fault in our stars till yesterday. Yup!! In spite of getting good reviews and me being a movie buff , I had somehow been putting it off imagining it to be a total sob fest. But I finally gave in and succumbed to the love between Augustus(who I fell in love with BTW) and Hazel. I got completely immersed in the TFIOS experience; and, of course, I cried (fine…sobbed) my way through the movie.. more than once. and it left me feeling raw and emotional,stripped… naked… and undone.
That is exactly how I would have told my story..and even though I am not dying of some untreatable rare cancer, my and P's love story had his fair share of star crossed moments.
Have you ever gone through something that changed you?? Some life altering experience? Something that made you question the very reason of your existence..or shook your belief in that someone higher up?? It can also be completely different… Something happened to you that reaffirmed your faith in people..in God.. (or whoever it is that guides you) .. in love.. in yourself?
Most of us would have felt both the emotions..the good, the bad and the ugly. I know I have had my share of moments which left me shaken, some that stirred me from within..and a few that completely uplifted me and made me who I am today.
When that beautiful something happens to you, when you have changed, there is no changing it back.
Similarly some changes are so good that they alter you for good..and you become not a better you, but who you were supposed to be. And now I am talking about food..and the extremely delicious and tantalizing changes I made to my favorite mutton curry; my mom's.
Mutton curry in my home was a Sunday must. My dad loves his red meat and my mother makes a super delicious mutton curry..Oriya style with potatoes and a rich dark delicious gravy of onions and whole spices. Although I love my mom's mutton curry,I felt the need to shake things up a bit and I was in the mood for something really hot and spicy.. Rainy and grey nights tend to have that effect on me. I knew what I wanted to try , but since its not a family dish, I had to take help from others..someone for whom the dish would be a much loved family treasure..and after a lot of sifting, speaking to two of my Marathi friends and a cousin who lives in Nagpur (same region) , I decided to follow Poonam and her fabulous and authentic recipe for the dish right here http://maharashtrian-recipes-online.com/kolhapuri-kanda-lasun-masala-kanda-lasun-chutney-lal-tikhat-recipe/. I adapted the recipe for the masala because obviously I didn't want to make 8 kgs of it!!
You CANT make authentic Kolhapuri Mutton without this special masala..the Kanda Lasoon Masala or Lal Tikhat.
You will make authentic regional food..and nothing can be better!
You will have some leftover masala which can be stored for several months.
You can use this masala on almost anything and everything to spice it up, add a little color and a lot of heat.
Leftover rotis get a facelift when friend in ghee with thei fiery little thing here sprinkled on top of it..
Might affect people who are allergic to chillie.
Please follow the notes in the recipe section for an easy alternate route.
(Typically at home,most Indians have rice and rotis by hand…we believe it brings out the flavour of the food better. Trust me, take some rice, add the gravy to it, mash some of the potatoes in it..add some more gravy, take a bite..then bite into the perfectly cooked mutton…. and have a bite of the sharp lemony onion wedges…ahhh….my mouth is salivating at the thought of it and I had mutton for dinner last night!!
Such is the power of food..especially when it is associated with love and you remember the feel of it.
Start by making the paste. Dry roast the sesame seeds and coconut, add the ginger ,garlic, coriander and roasted cumin seeds and make a paste by adding a little water.
Take a big vessel.Add some mustard oil and start by browning the meat pieces in turmeric,little salt and half of the chopped onions.
In another pan, add mustard oil and saute the remaining onions till translucent.The add the kanda lasoon masala and the masala paste and saute till oil starts to separate from the masala..
Now add the mutton pieces and the juice into the pan, add half cup of warm water and let it cook on high for 5 mins. Leave it to simmer on low -medium heat for 3- 3.5 hours, making sure you keep adding water and stirring between till the meat is tender.
Adjust the consistency of the gravy as desired.
Although potatoes are not a part of this dish, we love our mutton curry with potatoes,and so I add 2 pre-boiled potatoes that are simply sauteed in salt and turmeric to the gravy around 30 mins before the curry is done. This is purely optional. Serve with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice if desired.
Begin by drying the red chillies and salt in the sun a day prior to making the masala.
Then, heat the oil, add the sliced onion and fry till browned. Leave it in the oil but let it cool down completely.
Then dry roast the whole spices one by one and keep aside.
Next heat oil and fry the spices listed under to be fried. Remove and set aside.
In the same oil fry the coconut and keep aside.
First grind the red chillie and salt together. Then add the coconut and grind it.Next add the fried whole spices and blitz till its a coarse powder. Now sieve the powdered roasted masala and add to the jar, add the ginger garlic and onion oil mixture and blend till it resembles a coarse powder. Store in barnis with cotton tied over the month. Can be stored for several months.
You can buy this in most shops in Maharashtra or try to make it at home like I did. Its the key to an authentic Kolhapuri masala and while I obviously couldn't do it the exact traditional way, I did manage to make it and the flavor is amazing.
Its quite time taking to make the masala and in case you don't feel inclined to do so, and can't find the ready made masala wither, you can try this alternate solution. Proceed exactly as above, just add some red chillie powder to the masala to get the color.
I slow cooked the meat for 3 and a half hours. Needless to say the flavors are way more enhanced by slow cooking, but for busy days, simply let it cook for 30 mins with the masala till nicely coated, then put the meat in a pressure cooker , add sufficient water and pressure cook it for 7-8 whistles.
The cooking time depends on the cut and size of meat, the maturity level of the meat and also the age. Adjust time accordingly. I used a baby goat.
You can swap the goat in this recipe for lamb and still enjoy the delicious stew!
I don't eat mutton but I can know good flavors when I see it! I am sure this was a fantastic curry!
Thanks for visiting Prash!! I'm suitably honored 🙂 and yup this was just SOOO good … This was the first time I made kolhapuri food on my own..and I loved it.
Do link up at the party tomo.. You have been missing!!!
So true!! I love slow cooker recipes too .. and mutton is just so so good when cooked slow.
Goat and mutton! I love it, Can't wait to try.
I love goat, can't wait to try!
Your curry makes me wish I was there on a Sunday, perfect weekend food and thank you for bringing this to Fiesta Friday!
Yummy mutton dish awesome photography !!!
Hi! The pictures look amazing and I do want to try and make this over the weekend. I have one little question though. What is ram phool? It is the second to last ingredient mentioned.


Roasted salmon with lemon and dill is a healthy, simple meal to make and is just perfect for those with a busy lifestyle. Containing just a few ingredients, all of which are easy to source, here is a dish that should become a regular fixture for those trying to put more fish in their diet, as well as Omega 3 fatty acids.
Salmon is not endemic to Tasmania nor the rest of Australia. However, Tasmania has made the most of their reputation for clean water and air as well as the general environment to develop an industry in salmon farming. The industry is delivering results in terms of providing jobs, opportunities and therefore income to the region. Not to mention some of the best salmon, either fresh or smoked, that you will find anywhere in the world.
Today we spend some time discussing the industry in Tasmania as well as the pure waters of the Huon River and D'Entecasteaux Channel, the magnificent and connected body of water where most of the salmon is farmed. It is a great place to be for the tourist, with magnificent scenery wherever you look.
The pure sea waters around Tasmania provide the perfect environment for seafood. Purity has long been a word associated with sea waters around Tasmania. It is a perfect environment for seafood – scallops, oysters, (rock) lobster and in more recent years salmon. They are all big business in Tasmania. And the secret as to why this is so?
Tasmania is very sparsely populated and has managed not to pollute the sea waters. One third of Tasmania is an undeveloped National Park full of magnificent forests and wild rivers. Nature has also been very kind to Tasmania. The Huon River, the source pf which begins within the national park is south of Hobart. It is a very wide body of water emptying into the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, which itself is protected by Bruny Island, a 60 mile long island (100 kilometers).
Bruny Island protects the channel waters from the rough Pacific sea waters, providing a calm body of water which is naturally flushed by the pure Huon River waters as well as sea water entering the channel from the north and exiting to the south. It is the perfect environment for salmon farming with the water naturally flushing away any impurities from the salmon farming. The water temperature is perfect for salmon farming.
The salmon industry has only been around in Tasmania for 30 years but it is already an industry worth $537 million USD (AUD $700 million) and soon to be $767.2 million USD (AUD $1billion).
As a percentage of world production, Tasmanian salmon only represents about 1.5%. The biggest players are Norway, Scotland and Chile. Interestingly though, Tasmanian salmon regularly commands the highest price from discerning Japanese buyers. I think that is testament to the quality of Tasmanian salmon.
Tasmanian salmon can be sourced anywhere in Australia and exporting (mainly to Asia) is becoming a bigger driver for these companies as they develop new markets for their products.
You can read more about salmon farming in Tasmania here. And now onto the recipe.
Roasted salmon with lemon and dill is perhaps the simplest dish we have ever featured on Compass and Fork. A preparation time of only 2 to 3 minutes. Or as long as it takes to slice some lemon wheels and drizzling some olive oil over the salmon, lemon and dill. That's it. A cooking time of 10 to 15 minutes only and basically no washing up. What a perfect combination for a busy lifestyle.
There is no need to complicate this dish as the ingredients speak for themselves and it is just a perfect combination enjoyed all over the world. Simply serve the salmon with creamy, rustic-style, mashed potatoes and roasted asparagus with garlic.
Make sure the salmon you buy is fresh and of good quality. Serve with creamy mashed potatoes and roasted asparagus with garlic. Click on the links above for the recipes.
On an oven tray, assemble one layer of lemon wheels. Place the salmon on top of the lemon wheels. Arrange the dill on top of the fish and then place another layer of lemon wheels over the dill. Drizzle the olive oil over the top and then season generously with salt and pepper.
Bake for 10 minutes. Remove the salmon and cut into serving sized portions. The salmon goes perfectly with mashed potatoes and roasted asparagus with garlic.
I love dill and salmon, this looks delicious!
And so easy to cook.
Interesting read! Love the simple lemon and dill preparation to showcase the flavor.
Lemon and dill is certainly a tried and trusted preparation for this recipe.
Beautiful meal! I love dill!
Beautiful post and delicious recipe!
Thank you for that. We loved our time in Tasmania.
Salmon and Dill. Classic combination! Love your recipe.
Salmon and dill are a classic combination aren't they?
I really like this recipe! Salmon is one of my favorite meals, morning, noon or night.
Salmon is so healthy for you with all those omega 3 fatty acids.
I adore salmon, and I prepare it this way often, but Tasmanian salmon? I'm now obsessed with finding some!
Hi Sue. Not sure you will find Tasmanian salmon in the US or Britain. But any good, fresh salmon works.


We met Monica and had a drink late yesterday in the Plaza Mayor. V and I then headed back to the hotel with take-away in hand. She hadn't had sushi before – she's now a convert.
Today started well. There is a very nice churrería near the hotel, small, busy, and very unpretentious. Great chocolate and churros.
I wanted a book of spanish verbs (yes, another) and V needed some warmer clothes for her next stage towards Santiago.
We did it all. Even did a bit of touristing: looked into la casa de las conchas, the new cathedral, the interesting round church, San Marcos, up the far end of Calle Zamora, and I can't remember what else.
Tomorrow is a holiday, like the day of the dead in Mexico (El Dia Del Muertos; here: Dia De Los Santos). It's also apparently halloween. (Hmmm, um, who cares). So, sigh.
Of more interest to me, everything will be shut except for bars and restaurants. Fingers crossed my lovely friend with a bar around the corner is open and I'm planning a very lazy day and time in the bath anyhow.
V will leave early tomorrow, Wednesday, possibly in the dark, as there may be trouble getting a bed tomorrow in her next town. You can't tell as there've been some days with 1 peregrino and others with up to 15. October is a quieter time of year for VdlP and just bad luck if you end up arriving with lots of others.
We know of an Aussie guy heading off tomorrow too. A friend of Monica, he apparently has a painful achilles tendon problem. Others? No idea.
V has been a wonderful friend. Infinitely patient with my murdering, and sometimes brutal, spanglish, an immense help in improving my facility and confidence with the language. Being with a spaniard also helps as she understands subtleties and the niceties I sometimes don't.
So much more than that, she is so easy to travel with. We like enough of the same things and have similar ways of operating so that being with her has been so easy and has increased my enjoyment of this walk immensely.
It was really so much more fun, like my time with the boys last year and, with Benedo this year for our first week from Granada. In the end I've spent over a month living closely with from one to three spaniards and it's truly enhanced my enjoyment incredibly. I have been so lucky.
Over a month and I've still hardly spoken english, just written it. I'm getting so confused I had to ask Monica (French) yesterday for the word 'sushi'! Yes, I know, technically it's not an english word but, you also know what I mean.
l owe a lot to my friends Victoria, Manolo and Benedo. Very good friends and wonderful walking companions.
Hi Val, me siento muy afortunada de haber compartido esta parte del Camino contigo. Tanto tú como Manuel y Benedo me habéis enseñado lo que significa ser"peregrin@", siempre dispuestos a ayudar, siempre animandome a vencer mis miedos y limitaciones… para siempre hacer el Camino ¡CON ALEGRIA! por muy duras que puedan parecer las adversidades.
Val solo puedo estar agradecida por todo cuanto me has dado en todo este tiempo compartido. Eres una gran persona llena de valores que admiro, una persona llena de fortaleza y determinación, una persona apasionada por aprender, apasionada por nuestra historia, por las huellas que aún quedan del paso de nuestros antecesores a lo largo de los siglos… y ante todo me has demostrado que no importa la diferencia cultural ni la distancia geográfica… que el Camino puede unir de una forma increiblemente mágica a dos personas y hacer que en ellas nazca una verdadera amistad.
Muchas gracias amiga. Tú has hecho esto camino muy especial para mí. Gracias por todos.


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Конференция католических епископов Пакистана  () — коллегиальный орган национального церковно-административного управления Римско-Католической церкви в Пакистане. Конференция католических епископов Пакистана объединяет всех епископов и архиепископов латинского обряда, проживающих на территории страны.

История
Конференция католических епископов Пакистана была создана 6 мая 1976 года. В октябре 1978 года из Конференции католических епископов Пакистана выделилась самостоятельная Конференция католических епископов Бангладеш.

Конференция католических епископов Пакистана осуществляет определённые пастырские функции, направленные для решения литургических, дисциплинарных и иных вопросов, возникающих в католической общине Пакистана. Решения Конференции католических епископов Пакистана утверждаются Римским папой.

Высшим органом Конференции католических епископов Пакистана является общее собрание епископов и архиепископов. Вне общего собрания действует секретариат Конференции под управлением председателя Конференции.

Председатели
 кардинал Иосиф Кордейро (1958—1971, 1973—1994);
 архиепископ Теотониус Амал Гангули (1971—1973);
 архиепископ Армандо Триндад (1994—2000);
 архиепископ Симеон Энтони Перейра (2000—2002);
 архиепископ Лоуренс Джон Салданха (2002—2011);
 архиепископ Джозеф Куттс (2011 — по настоящее время).

Источник
 Annuario Pontificio, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Città del Vaticano, 2003, стр. 1013, ISBN 88-209-7422-3

Ссылки
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Gavard J., Lambert M., Grosheva I., Marthiens V., Irinopoulou T., Riou J.F., Bershadsky A., Mege R.M.
"Cell binding specificity of mouse R-cadherin and chromosomal mapping of the gene."
Matsunami H., Miyatani S., Inoue T., Copeland N.G., Gilbert D., Jenkins N.A., Takeichi M.
"N-cadherin interacts with axin and LRP5 to negatively regulate Wnt/beta-catenin signaling, osteoblast function, and bone formation."
Hay E., Laplantine E., Geoffroy V., Frain M., Kohler T., Muller R., Marie P.J.
"Essential cooperation of N-cadherin and neuroligin-1 in the transsynaptic control of vesicle accumulation."
Stan A., Pielarski K.N., Brigadski T., Wittenmayer N., Fedorchenko O., Gohla A., Lessmann V., Dresbach T., Gottmann K.
"N-cadherin ligation, but not Sonic hedgehog binding, initiates Cdo-dependent p38alpha/beta MAPK signaling in skeletal myoblasts."
"Dlg5 regulates dendritic spine formation and synaptogenesis by controlling subcellular N-cadherin localization."
Wang S.H., Celic I., Choi S.Y., Riccomagno M., Wang Q., Sun L.O., Mitchell S.P., Vasioukhin V., Huganir R.L., Kolodkin A.L.
"MCPH1 regulates the neuroprogenitor division mode by coupling the centrosomal cycle with mitotic entry through the Chk1-Cdc25 pathway."
Gruber R., Zhou Z., Sukchev M., Joerss T., Frappart P.O., Wang Z.Q.
"PTEN signaling through RAF1 proto-oncogene serine/threonine kinase (RAF1)/ERK in the epididymis is essential for male fertility."
Xu B., Washington A.M., Hinton B.T.
"The cell adhesion molecule M-cadherin is not essential for muscle development and regeneration."
Hollnagel A., Grund C., Franke W.W., Arnold H.H.
"Localization of the novel Xin protein to the adherens junction complex in cardiac and skeletal muscle during development."
Sinn H.W., Balsamo J., Lilien J., Lin J.J.-C.
"NF2 deficiency promotes tumorigenesis and metastasis by destabilizing adherens junctions."
Lallemand D., Curto M., Saotome I., Giovannini M., McClatchey A.I.
"The Rho-GTPase cdc42 regulates neural progenitor fate at the apical surface."
Cappello S., Attardo A., Wu X., Iwasato T., Itohara S., Wilsch-Brauninger M., Eilken H.M., Rieger M.A., Schroeder T.T., Huttner W.B., Brakebusch C., Gotz M.
"Nedd1 expression as a marker of dynamic centrosomal localization during mouse embryonic development."
Manning J.A., Colussi P.A., Koblar S.A., Kumar S.
"POPX2 phosphatase regulates the KIF3 kinesin motor complex."
Phang H.Q., Hoon J.L., Lai S.K., Zeng Y., Chiam K.H., Li H.Y., Koh C.G.
"Activator of G protein signaling 8 (AGS8) is required for hypoxia-induced apoptosis of cardiomyocytes: role of G betagamma and connexin 43 (CX43)."
Sato M., Jiao Q., Honda T., Kurotani R., Toyota E., Okumura S., Takeya T., Minamisawa S., Lanier S.M., Ishikawa Y.
"Persistence of coordinated long-term potentiation and dendritic spine enlargement at mature hippocampal CA1 synapses requires N-cadherin."
Bozdagi O., Wang X.B., Nikitczuk J.S., Anderson T.R., Bloss E.B., Radice G.L., Zhou Q., Benson D.L., Huntley G.W.
"Role of beta-catenin in synaptic vesicle localization and presynaptic assembly."
Bamji S.X., Shimazu K., Kimes N., Huelsken J., Birchmeier W., Lu B., Reichardt L.F.
"Metalloproteinase MT5-MMP is an essential modulator of neuro-immune interactions in thermal pain stimulation."
Folgueras A.R., Valdes-Sanchez T., Llano E., Menendez L., Baamonde A., Denlinger B.L., Belmonte C., Juarez L., Lastra A., Garcia-Suarez O., Astudillo A., Kirstein M., Pendas A.M., Farinas I., Lopez-Otin C.
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Beauty is an elusive thing that seems easy for some people, but out of reach for others. True beauty begins with a self-confident attitude and the willingness to work at being the best you can be. It also comes from the realization that physical looks do not always result in a truly beautiful person. The tips in this article will help you feel more beautiful from the inside out.
There are some things about your looks that you can control and other things you cannot change. Begin by identifying the physical characteristics you can improve on, such as your weight, hairstyle and wardrobe. Once you know you have made all the positive changes possible, understand that you are doing the best you can with what you have and be happy with it. Make sure you always present a positive attitude to your friends and acquaintances, and you will be appreciated for who you are rather than your physical characteristics.
Have you ever known someone who possesses stunning beauty but is difficult to spend time with. Many times beautiful people focus on their own lives and tend to dismiss the concerns of their friends. This type of person will eventually find they have few true friends since they can offer nothing of value. People naturally gravitate toward friends who have a caring attitude because they feel comfortable being open and relaxed when they are with them. If you strive to be the type of person who cares about others, you will have many true friends who know you are a beautiful person.
Setting goals to improve yourself is always a good thing, but you should not be so focused on achieving those goals that you do not see the good qualities you do have. Carefully evaluate your physical attributes that could be improved upon, and even ask your close friends for advice. Nearly everyone would like to lose a few pounds, and some of your friends may be interested in joining you in that effort. Look into joining a gym to become more fit and evaluate your diet to determine if you could be eating more nutritious foods. All these things could result in you looking more attractive and feeling better about your image.
You may want to visit a day spa or even buy a health spa package for a vacation destination. You will likely return home feeling refreshed and rejuvenated with a more positive outlook about life in general.
There is no doubt that when you feel more attractive you will also look more attractive. Use the tips in this article to attain your goal of being the best you can be with the physical attributes you already have.


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Los Angeles: Los Angeles Police Department West Los Angeles Patrol Division have arrested an individual in connection with a series of recent vandalisms.
Jon Knight Prince began the crime spree on May 26th of 2021, with the last known incident occurring June 2, 2021. The suspect was responsible for 13 separate vandalisms occurring in the areas of the 1300 to 1700 block of Westwood Boulevard and the 9200 to 9400 block of Pico Boulevard. The vandalisms involved building windows which were damaged by bricks, rocks or hard objects thrown by the suspect.
Detectives were able to connect the incidents by proximity and video evidence. On Thursday June 3, 2021, at 0045 hours Jon Knight Prince was arrested and booked for felony vandalism with consideration for the multiple crimes committed and prior convictions as well as an outstanding misdemeanor warrant.
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4 Bailey, Catherine. THE SECRET ROOMS: A TRUE GOTHIC MYSTERY.
5 Bain, Gordon. DE HAVILLAND: A PICTORIAL TRIBUTE.
6 Barnes, R. Money, Major. In collaboration with C. Kennedy Allen & Lieut. Thomas B. Beatty, Jnr. Foreword by Gen Sir Neil Methuen Ritchie. THE UNIFORMS & HISTORY OF THE SCOTTISH REGIMENTS: BRITAIN - CANADA - AUSTRALIA - NEW ZEALAND - SOUTH AFRICA. 1625 TO THE PRESENT DAY.
7 Barris, Ted. Introduction by Joe Schlesinger. Inscribed by author. DEADLOCK IN KOREA: CANADIANS AT WAR, 1950-1953.
8 Barris, Ted. Introduction by Joe Schlesinger. Inscribed by author. DEADLOCK IN KOREA: CANADIANS AT WAR, 1950-1953.
9 Bartholomew, J.G. A LITERARY & HISTORICAL ATLAS OF AFRICA AND AUSTRALASIA. EVERYMAN'S LIBRARY NO. 662.
10 Barthorp, Michael. WAR ON THE NILE: BRITAIN, EGYPT AND THE SUDAN, 1882-1898.
11 Bartram, Gordon W.H. Introduction by Clarence W. Foreman. A HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE PARISH OF THE CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, LONDON, ONTARIO.
12 Beckles, Gordon, introduction. Tribute by Winston Churchill. Message to the Nation by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother. KING GEORGE VI: A PICTORIAL RECORD OF HIS GREAT LIFE.
14 Birney, Earle. DOWN THE LONG TABLE.
298 pp, 8vo (8 1/4" H). In this novel, Gordon Saunders, a Canadian professor lecturing at an American university one day finds himself "among hostile strangers. There they sat, his accusers, looking at him down the length of the table, and of half a lifetime in a room filled with the atmostphere of suspicion and hatred - the special atmosphere of Investigating Committees in the Fifties. Their questions concerned people he had known, and things he had done, in 1932 and 1933; certain people and certain things only, for their final and all-important question - his relationship, past and present, with the Communist Party." Tiny closed tear (archivally taped) at top corner of free rear endpaper, bump to top corner of boards with slight migration into adjacent few pages, slight bump at bottom corners, wrinkling at top/bottom of spine, tiny repaired tear in cloth at bottom of front hinge, small shallow bump on bottom edge of rear board, light browning to edges of text block. Dust jacket has heavy browing on spine and flap-folds, small chips and tears, light rubbing, moderate edge wear/wrinkling, now protected in a mylar sleeve.
15 Bishop, Arthur. Foreword by Lieutenant-General F.R. Sutherland. COURAGE IN THE AIR. VOLUME I: CANADA'S MILITARY HERITAGE.
McGraw-Hill Ryerson, Toronto, 1992, first edition.
17 Boucher, Anthony, ed. (Poul Anderson, Edgar Allan Poe, Robert S. Richardson, Isaac Asimov, Charles Beaumont, Randall Garrett, Saki, Bird Ferguson, Gordon R. Dickson, P.G. Wodehouse, Anthony Boucher, Theodore Sturgeon.) Cover art by Chesley Boneste THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION. VOLUME 9, NO. 6. DECEMBER 1955.
18 Boucher, Anthony/McComas, J. Francis, eds. (Robert Abernathy, Gordon R. Dickson, Michael Shaara, Leslie Charteris, Andre Norton, Levi Crow, Ruth Laura Wainwright, Robert A. Heinlein, T.S. Watt.) Cover art by Kirberger. THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION. VOLUME 6, NO. 6. JUNE 1954.
Fantasy House, Concord, N.H., 1954.
20 Brimelow, Peter. THE PATRIOT GAME: NATIONAL DREAMS & POLITICAL REALITIES.


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Sort file:- Broadstairs, February, 2022.
Page Updated:- Tuesday, 08 February, 2022.
Earliest 1849 (Name from)
George Inn
1960 (Name to)
https://www.thegeorgebroadstairs.co.uk/
https://whatpub.com/george-inn
Above photo 1952. Creative Commons Licence.
Thompson & Son ledger, 1950-1963. Creative Commons Licence.
From the Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald, Saturday 29 October 1881.
BROADSTAIRS INQUEST.
W. H. Payn, Esq., Coroner for the Borough of Dover and its liberties, held an inquest at the "George Inn," Broadstairs, on Saturday, touching the death of Emma Randall, who was found dead the previous day. Deceased was subject to fainting fits, and was found lying in her kitchen, with a large cut on her head, buy a woman named Mary Shoulders. Edward D'Arcy Evezard, the surgeon who attended the deceased, when he first saw her said she had apparently been dead about an hour. There were no other marks of violence except the cut on her head. he did not know the actual cause of death, and did not notice anything about the room to arouse suspicion. Another surgeon deposed to attending deceased, and said he thought death had occurred from heart disease. The jury returned a verdict accordance with the medical testimony.
From the Dover Express, Friday 20 August, 1926.
Special Sessions for the transfer of licences were held at the Dover Police Court on Friday, before Messrs. W. B. Brett, T. Francis, H. J, Burton, and S. Lewis, when the following transfers were made:-
The "George Inn," Broadstairs from Mr. James George Taylor to Mr. James Marsh, late of the "Hussar Hotel," Garlinge, Kent.
After changing name to the "Barnaby Rudge" in 1960 it remained with that name till 2015 when it again reverted back to the "George."
WEST Valentine 1847-51+ (age 64 in 1851 )
WEST Sophia Mrs 1861-74+ (age 70 in 1871 )
CHISMAN/CHINMORE Elizabeth A 1881-82+ (age 54 in 1881 )
MOYLE James 1890-91+ (age 38 in 1891 )
DOUBLE Edwin Charles 1899-1913+ (age 43 in 1911 )
SETTERFIELD Percy 1922+
TAYLOR James George to Aug/1926
MARSH James R Aug/1926-Jan/62
GOWER D J Jan/1962+
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Paul, an elder minister of the Gospel, exhorts Timothy, his young protégé. His advice is intensely practical, and applies to any of us who are called to lead from within the congregation, or in our homes, or in our workplace.
Paul's exhortation to Timothy, his young son in the faith is to be an example (tupos- τύπος γίνου-become a model) for the believers.
Young people are looking for examples, someone that they can admire and pattern their lives after.
God has called you to model Christianity for them.
UPS & mental vocabulary-I worked many jobs in college. One in particular had foul-mouthed coffee breaks. I heard foul language every day, and even though I had worked out of the habit of using foul language when I was a teenager, I found that exotic words came to mind when I faced tense situations, like someone cutting me off on the freeway. I had to submit my mind, not just my mouth, to the LORD, so that the reservoir of vocabulary in my mind was clean. Otherwise, my mouth was in danger of being filled with garbage.
He may have been right, but the Christian approach to words is a bit more proactive.
We can claim we are leaders, but the reality of our spiritual leadership will be shown in our words. If we are truly leaders, our words (both private and public) will be pure, kind, loving, and inspirational.
In Life the manner life- life style.
You were taught, with regard to your former way of life, to put off your old self, which is being corrupted by its deceitful desires; 23 to be made new in the attitude of your minds; 24 and to put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.
Paul told the Philippians to let their life style be as that which becomes the gospel of Christ.
Peter speaks of our chaste manner of life, and then in light of this world being dissolved one of these days he asks what manner of men ought we to be in all holy manner of life.
Chuck Smith-received inheritance from uncle, no salary from the church (or returns to the church each year), he has lived in the same house for 40 years, buys car at the police auction every couple of years. He pastors one of the largest churches in the US, could drive anything he wanted, could have a private jet, but chooses to live simply.


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Protein Folding as an Allosteric Strategy: The Yin and Yang of Hsp90-mediated Client Activation.
Abstract: The Hsp90 molecular chaperone is required for the function of a vast array of signal transduction networks in eukaryotic cells. Unlike many other chaperones, Hsp90s preferentially interact with near native states facilitating their folding and remodeling for protein-protein and protein-ligand signaling. Our past work has mapped the primary client binding site and elucidated much of the conformational ATP cycle and defined an asymmetric closed state for the mitochondrial Hsp90, TRAP1. Recent studies on TRAP1 reveal that the ATP hydrolysis is sequential and deterministic, providing a unique opportunity to harness the energy of the first ATP hydrolysis for client remodeling or cochaperone rearrangement, while the second is used to progress through the chaperone cycle, releasing client and cochaperones. By developing a complete reconstitution of the multi-chaperone machinery, we have shown that folding and activation of the glucocorticoid receptor is inactivated by the Hsp70 system and then reactivated by Hsp90. Careful coordination of the ATP cycles of the chaperones and the transfer process is orchestrated via an Hsp90:Hsp70:Hop:GR complex. Using the awesome power of cryoEM, we have solved the first atomic structure of an Hsp90:client complex- Hsp90:Cdc37:Cdk4. This reveals that the kinase is pulled apart and threaded through the lumen of a closed Hsp90, while Cdc37 wraps around the outside. The previously uncharacterized Cdc37-N terminus forms a novel coiled-coil structure that stabilizes kinase C-lobe:Hsp90 interactions via molecular mimickry. Cdc37 S13 is phosphorylated and the phosphate makes interactions stabilizing both Cdc37 N-terminal structure and interactions with Hsp90. To be discussed are insights into Hsp90 function resulting from these structures.


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