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Handmade in victoria from beautiful european thick natural twine. Gorgeous to take to the markets or to pick up a few groceries. {On left of first image and close up in second image }
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ECE Seminar: Qingkai Kong
- Starts: 10:00 am on Thursday, October 19, 2017
- Ends: 11:00 am on Thursday, October 19, 2017
Qingkai Kong Ph.D. Candidate University of California, Berkeley October 19th PHO 339 10 am Host: Janusz Konrad Light refreshments will be available outside of PHO 339 at 9: 45 am Title: MyShake - Crowdsourcing smartphone seismic network Abstract: In this talk, I will show one of the projects I am working on - MyShake, building a global smartphone seismic network. This is a crowdsourcing project that harnesses the sensors inside the smartphones to detect earthquakes. For the first part of the talk, I will discuss the motivations behind the project and the steps we took to address the key challenges to build the network. With a global release of the application on Feb 2016, we got more than 270,000 downloads and built a global network across 6 continents within less than a year. Until Aug 12th 2017, MyShake network has recorded more than 700 earthquakes globally ranging from M2.5 to M7.8. Furthermore, the real-time data and waveform data collected from the network have great potential applications both in Earth science and data science. We are currently in the process of exploring this new dataset with various applications. Building on top of MyShake, I will share some of my ideas of combining data science with earth science in this talk as well. For more information about MyShake, please check our website: http://myshake.berkeley.edu/ Qingkai Kong will receive his Ph.D. degree in geophysics in 2018 from University of California at Berkeley. Before that, he studied Civil Engineering back in China and got his master degree in structural engineering in 2010. His research focuses on earthquake detection using machine learning and large-scale sensor network. Currently he is working on MyShake, a crowdsourcing smartphone seismic network and applying data science to various problems in Earth science. For more information about Qingkai, please visit http://seismo.berkeley.edu/qingkaikong/
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Now the question is do you believe that? Will you run as the disciples did? Is there any fight in you to defend what you say you believe?
I wrote the Prodigal Republican as a form of my own stand for my values. I've been asked, why do you continue to scream into a culture that's not listening? No one cares about values anymore. Moral Relativism is the order of the day, they say. It has also been said, Revelation tells what the end will be-so why fight? Well, I'm afraid to be found fleeing from my convictions. I'm afraid to allow encroachment of immorality on my watch. I'm afraid to not stand for the One who died for the remission of my sins. I'm afraid to sit this one out.
So in my fear to be counted a coward, I fight!
How do we fight, you ask? As spoken to Solomon, the Lord says, "If my people who are called by my name would humble themselves and pray and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land."[1]
We must return to being a nation of repentance and prayer. Where Judeo-Christian values are undermined and under attack we must stand against it wherever we find it: in the public square, in the courthouse, in the city council chambers, in the state capital, and even in our own homes. We must first pray, seek His face, then stand and fight. Don't flee.


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"Once we started tracking procedures, she was able to get credentialed in a couple of months," he says. "We had no way of tracking that before. Now we can continually track her procedures. Her re-credentialing will be easy because we can run a report on Digital Logbook that shows the procedures she's done and what her complication rates were." Conclusion HI-IQ Digital Logbook is making it easier for Dr. Eclavea to record critical patient and encounter data and use the data to create QA reports, analyze his practice, and meet the increasing demand to comply with QA initiatives. He is currently using Digital Logbook to measure the success and progress of his patients and his practice. In the future, he expects to use it to gain resources such as additional equipment or staff. Dr. Eclavea encourages his peers in the IR field to use a QA tool such as HI-IQ's Digital Logbook to automate QA. "There are a lot of changes coming in healthcare. 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- Gaius can't die? UGH, I was so excited that he was finally dead. Now he claims he changed and Magnus and Cleo just accept it and follow him to find his mother? Then his mother heals him with the bloodstone (we'll get to this in a sec) and now he's back in full form and no one is upset? Also, Gaius is upset with his mother for meddling with his life with Cleo's mom and he's doing the exact same thing to Magnus. As a matter of fact, he throws out is mother after she says that love clouds judgement and five minutes later, her scolds Magnus for falling in love with Cleo claiming that love is clouding his judgement-WHAT?
- Jonas. So now Jonas can absorb magic? And on top of that he's prophesied to absorb Lucia's magic but now that prophesy changed because Lucia is to die in childbirth. This is one example of why I think Rhodes had to add shit to prolong the series. I was so happy to hear that Lucia was to die in childbirth but then she didn't-GOD! I hate this girl; why won't she die already?! I swear that if Jonas and Lucia get together…
- New Characters and backstories-Damen. Once again, a new character and a new backstory. Was this character in the previous books because if he was, I totally missed it. Once again, Rhodes is adding new characters and new shit they have to find-the bloodstone? Now we have to find the bloodstone, reunite all the Kindreds, and find the ring and the wheel. OMG, it's so much. I literally had to write a summary after every chapter.
- Taran- Theon's twin is back and his mother was an Oldling (that's something that will come back).
- Selia is also an Olding and she SUPPOSEDLY dies-yeah right.
- Isn't Carlos a rebel? When Gaius had his men kill Amara's spies at the beginning of the book, who did they kill because it was Carlos who was spying?
- That ending. I like that Nic was inhabited by the Kindred. I keep waiting for him to grow a backbone and Kyan is a bastard-this will be exciting.
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Hurricane Harvey left a wake of devestation in much of Texas. Houston and the surrounding area experienced the worst flooding in modern history. Many areas worst hit by the flooding were poor and low income areas. Many families are still rebuilding and will be for years to come. We as a church want to go and do something to help.
What will we be doing?
We're partnering with a ministry/church called "Battle Cry Ministries" in Houston. We'll be staying at that retreat center and traveling each day to work sites where we will be rebuilding homes for families. Each day we will work 8-5p and all meals are provided. Each evening we'll clean up, have dinner, hang out, play games and worship the Lord together.
No need to have any construction experience. They will instruct us every step of the way.
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Here is the website to Battle Cry Ministries: http://www.battlecryministries.org/
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Adyen, Klarna Deliver Online Invoice Payments for Airline Tickets
Feb. 6, 2014
Dutch e-commerce acquirer and processor Adyen and Klarna, a PSP based in Stockholm, Sweden, have partnered to offer travelers a way to pay for airline tickets online via invoice. The process will enable consumers to pay for airline tickets they purchase online in installments up to 24 months. The companies announced Tuesday that SAS, Scandanavia's largest carrier and the ninth largest in Europe, will be the first airline to offer the service.
Paying online by invoice is popular in many European countries, notably Sweden and Germany, where Adyen said the practice is favored by 21 and 11 percent of shoppers respectively.
"Adyen is delighted to partner with Klarna to offer merchants in the airline industry a payment method that has been popular amongst online shoppers for other types of purchases for some time," said Roelant Prins, CCO of Adyen. "SAS has become the first airline to offer installment payments using Klarna and we are confident more airlines operating in the German and Swedish markets will adopt this new option in the near future."


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Pearson Educational Measurement (PEM) will implement a pilot program of online testing for 6th grade English Language Arts and Social Studies tests administered as part of the Michigan Educational Assessment Program (MEAP).
The pilot, to take place in October, will involve 27 schools and approximately 2,800 6th graders in each subject area. Some of the pilot schools have been provided with laptop computers as part of Michigan's Freedom to Learn initiative. The participating schools plan to test all of their 6th grade students online in these two subjects.
The online testing will be administered as part of the PEMSolutions (Pearson Educational Measurement Solutions) custom suite of assessment services. At the end of the pilot, PEM will compare the performance of online and paper administrations of the test.
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Apple said his salary would rise to $1.4m in 2012 from $900,000.
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By now, you should all know that I hate talking about young Sabres. I don't wanna talk about Tropp or Foligno (OK, he has 3 goals in like 4 games. So, I'm kind of stoked) or Weber or anyone who has been in the league for less than two years. Sorry, Kris Baker, but when you talk about how some 20-year-old currently playing in Rochester or some place in Canada I've never heard of is going to be awesome, I cover my ears and sing a Goo Goo Dolls song. (You are still awesome though.) I just don't live in Mel Kiper's world, dammit!
Now that I got that out of the way, let me tell you how good Tyler Ennis has become. He's a center (for now) and he doesn't suck like Brad Boyes or Ville Leino did at the position. I have absolutely no idea why Ruff didn't start Ennis at center when he first came up. Face-off percentage? Didn't want to take away Tim Connolly's ice time? Miller couldn't see center ice through Tyler's NSYNC blond curls? I don't know, but what I do know is that after a slow start this year because of injuries, Ennis has been on fire as of late. Trust me, if the Sabres can get any scorer on fire at this point, it is worth a post and a "Thank God" from me. Ennis has points (15) in 12 of his last 16 games. He has 7 goals since February 17th, which accounts for almost 20% of the Sabres goals (37) since then. Maybe he's the guy we should be talking about as our playmaking center and not Cody Hodgson or someone else.
Including playoffs, Ennis has played 142 professional hockey games and has tallied up 85 points (36 goals and 51 assists). He has more goals in his first two seasons than Derek Roy and Drew Stafford did during their freshman/sophomore years. His 8 points in 13 playoff games is better than what Pomer, Vanek, Hank (Heather B. Joke) (Editor's Note: Hmph. -HB) and #23 (Not Ville but Captain Drury) did during their first 13 playoff games. Yes, we may actually have a clutch guy in the playoffs on our hands for once. If he didn't get hurt this season, Ennis would be on pace for 25 goals.
More importantly, he's still a young cat who is showing improvement. That is all I want from my prospects. I'm not a love at first sight kind of guy. With women? Yes. With hockey players? No. I'd rather you show me improvement over time than play like a bat out of hell when entering the NHL only to regress. I don't need all the love during your first 20 games. Romance me a little. I need like 140 dates (or games) with you. Dinner. Movies. Walking along the beaches. Drinking 40's on the curb. It takes about two seasons worth of games for me to say I like you. Tyler…I like you. I even wish I had your hair.
Besides his hair, what really impresses me about the kid is how he plays bigger than his size. The guy crashes the net and doesn't have an issue with getting dirty in the corners or standing in the crease. He can also skate circles around you. He's like the total package.
Two years ago, when #63 was a pup, he kind of reminded me a little bit of Max because of his size and the way he would skate like hell on wheels, only to turn the puck over. Not a great endorsement by any stretch, but at least he showed something. This year, I see a little Danny Briere in him. I see a guy who has the ability to score whenever he touches the puck. That first goal against Montreal? That was a Danny Briere goal. That was a "FUCK THIS! I'M TAKING OVER THIS BIOTCH!!" goal. It was one to make RJ lose his voice, wake up Harry Neale, or cause Danny Gare to bark like the chick from Coming to America. I'm not the type to compare anyone to Briere because we have done the "This is the next Jim Kelly" and "Kassian is a God" thing too many times in this town… but he's making it awfully tough for me to say otherwise.
Even with Pegula's billions to bring in a high-priced free agent, we all know Darcy will probably keep Ennis for years to come. He deserves that. He's going to be counted on to be a part of the Sabres top six forwards for a while. Maybe he can finally evolve into that clutch sniper the Sabres have desperately missed since Drury and Briere left.
Bottom line: The Sabres are due to find a top tier forward from their system at some point. It has been like 7 years since Derek Roy and Thomas Vanek walked into our lives from Rochester. If Darcy is Mr. Draft guru, he's gotta get a stud soon, right? I think Ennis is on the path to break that streak and if he can actually be the next Briere, forget the notion of the top six forwards, because we will finally have a legit guy. The go-to-guy that Kris Baker told us about 3 years ago.


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SpirometrySpirometry is the best test to assess lung function. It often is used to evaluate a person who has a chronic cough and sputum (mucus) production and a history of risk factors for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), even if shortness of breath is not present. It is also used to find out whether a specific therapy has improved lung function or whether your lung disease is getting worse.
Spirometry testing may be done in your doctor's office or in a hospital. During the test:
- A tube is connected to the spirometer.
- You place your mouth on the tube and take the deepest breath possible.
- You then blow out as hard and as fast as possible.
This should be repeated several times during the visit to ensure accurate results.
This test measures the flow and amount of air when you breathe in and out as deeply and forcefully as you can. For people with COPD, the test is divided into:
- Forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1), the amount of air breathed out as forcefully as possible in 1 second. The FEV1 value can help your doctor estimate the severity of COPD.
- Forced vital capacity (FVC), the amount of air that can be forcibly breathed out after taking a deep breath.
The normal values for each of the measurements depend on your age, height, gender, and race. This is known as the predicted value. People with COPD typically have a reduction in FEV1 and may also have a reduction in FVC. A reduction in the ratio of FEV1 to the FVC points to airway obstruction, including COPD and asthma.
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A Broader Vision for Managed Care, Part 1: Measuring the Benefit to Communities
Schlesinger, Mark
Gray, Bradford
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Health Affairs 1998 May-June; 17(3): 152-168
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Srivastava films & studio is a professional company established in 1983, by my Father Mr. S C srivastava. We are long established company having over 30 years of experience.
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I've neglected this little corner of the internet for a while because I'm a lazy slob. It's so much easier to just post stuff on facebook so if you want all the latest info on gigs and the like, pop on over to Hence the Testbed on Facebook and give us a like.
We've got a show coming up on the 18th of August 2112 for Trent's mega birthday blowout of crazyness and awesomery. It should be a pretty epic night so don't miss out. We've got a little something extra we are going play especially for the birthday boy per request. I really hope we don't balls it up.


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The countdown for Indian Aviation Exhibition and Conference 2014 (IAEC) has begun. Just 2 more days to go. Hyderabad is preparing for the 4th Edition of the India Aviation Show scheduled to happen from March 12 – 16, 2014. Anything and everything related to the aviation industry will be there. From conferences to exhibitions to airshow 2014, IAEC will be an event worth your time.
Following the success of the India Aviation 2012, the 4th edition is happening in Hyderabad. The event is organized by the Ministry of Civil Avaition, Government of India, along with Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. India Aviation 2014 is the country's largest and comprehensive event about Civil Aviation Industry. The event includes conferences, CEO Forums, Exhibition, Airshow 2014, B2B meetings and much more.
Along with Airshow 2014, a special conference is happening on March 13, 2014 amidst the entire aviation event. The civil aviation industry experts and policy-makers from across the world will meet to discuss and deliberate on the strategies to capitalize on the industry's resources and potentials. The conference will offer an unmatched platform for the aviation experts to debate and discuss several topics related to the sector. The 4th Edition India Aviation Show agenda are:
- India's apex industry association.
- Promises to address the key challenges confronting the sector.
- Lay down the future roadmap for seamless and sustainable growth of Civil Aviation in India.
Also there will be an interesting exhibition related to the aviation industry. It is open to the general public. The exhibition includes various kinds of aircrafts, airlines and services, airport infrastructures, aircraft interiors, aircraft machinery & equipment companies. Added along is a section of skill development for all the students interested to pursue a career in the aviation industry.
The major supporters of the exhibition include renowned names from the aviation sector. They are – Airports Authority of India (AAI), Air India, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd. Along with these companies, other major aviation companies and organizations in India will support and participate in the show.
City of Pearls is all set for the Indian Aviation Exhibition and Conference 2014. Are you? Keep your dates free for a flying week.


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Cub Scout Troop #475
Cub Scout PromiseI promise to do my best to do my duty to God and my country.
Girl Scouts
Troop 110, a safe place for Girl Scouts to become tomorrow's leaders. Not only do girls join a local troop for fun and friendship; but they also find out about building character, self esteem, and serving their community - the core qualities of girl scouting.
Boy Scout Troop #475
On February 8, 1910 the Boy Scouts of America was formally incorporated. On March 30, 1948, Central UMC chartered Boy Scout Troop 475. In 2012, our troop turns 64 years old making it one of the oldest continuously charted troops in Florence County.


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This year marks the 50th anniversary of Walt Disney's most prized movie: Mary Poppins. I actually have only seen this movie once or twice as a kid so I looked forward to introducing it to Lennox and watching it again with her! We all know so many songs from this movie – so I think it's so fun that it's back out of the vault again for the next generation to start to learn! After watching this again, I want to check out the new movie – Mr. Banks – as it is all about Mary Poppins!"Releasing from the Disney Vault in celebration of its 50th Anniversary, creative visionary Walt Disney's classic shines for the first time on Blu-ray. Starring Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews in her Academy-Award winning role, and featuring iconic toe-tapping songs including "A Spoonful of Sugar" and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," Mary Poppins is a movie experience your family will enjoy again and again. An all-new digital restoration adds even more magic – helping bring the award-winning songs and amazing picture to life like never before. Share the music; share the magic; share the joy of Mary Poppins this holiday on Blu-ray Combo Pack & HD Digital December 10."
While looking into some fun facts on IMDB I thought I would pull out some of the most interesting facts and share them with you!
- Mary Poppins and Mrs. Banks never speak to each other in the film.
- Many of the nannies in the large queue of applicants for the job at the start of the film were actually men in drag.
- The houses on Cherry Tree Lane were built on a diminishing scale, getting smaller as the lane progressed.
- Matthew Garber was paid 10 cents for every time they filmed the tea party scene. He was afraid of heights, so somebody offered to pay him a "bonus" 10 cents for every take.
- Walt Disney regarded Mary Poppins (1964) as one of the crowning achievements of his career.
- The planning and composing of the songs took about two-and-a-half years.
- Prior to the 1964 premiere, Walt Disney had not personally attended a studio premiere since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) in 1937.
- Julie Andrews wore a wig in the movie.
- Mary Poppin's was filmed entirely on sound stages under heavy studio lighting.
Taken from: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058331/trivia
What is your favorite part of Mary Poppins?
Disclaimer: I received a copy of this movie prior to release in return for this post. All facts were taken from IMDB.


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I had scoliosis surgery in 1976, at the age of 16, performed by Dr. John H. Moe at Fairview Hospital in St. Paul, MN. I was scheduled for surgery at a major university hospital on a Thursday. Monday of that week an MD co-worker of my father told him that we should see Dr. Moe. My dad made an appointment for Wednesday of that same week to see Dr. Moe. After a one hour visit with Dr. Moe my father cancelled the Thursday surgery with the university hospital doctor and a new one was scheduled with Dr. Moe. The trip to St. Paul was well worth it. Dr. Moe was the pioneer of scoliosis research and is considered the founder of modern scoliosis treatment. I recommend that you research doctors that are part of the Scoliosis Research Society (founded in 1966), or that have received the John H. Moe Fellowship Award. You can Google search John h moe fellowship award, or visit www.srs.org.
The clinic I visited was at that time know as the Scoliosis Center of the World. It is now the Twin Cities Spine Center, www.tcspine.com. Considering the plan of action the previous doctor wanted to use, I believe that my parents choice to have Dr. Moe perform my surgery was correct.
I could fill numerous pages about Dr. Moe. If I had a current need for a scoliosis specialist it would be one that conducted his/her practice with Dr. Moe as a guide post. I would be happy to answer any questions about my experiences or long term results.


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Therapy Caps
With no promise of therapy caps fix, real pain hitting homeFebruary 02, 2018
Long-term care providers who supply therapy weren't invited to the big party Thursday, but they're hoping they'll still have reason to celebrate soon anyway.
Government funding showdown includes special LTC dramaJanuary 19, 2018
As drama rages over whether Congress will allow the federal government to grind to a halt Friday night due to a funding tug-of-war, long-term care providers will anxiously watch to see if a repeal of Medicare Part B therapy caps will be a part of any solution.
Therapy caps back on as Congress delays actionJanuary 04, 2018
Therapy caps are back on for now, even though Congress may still be prepared to eliminate them in 2018.
A reason for providers to smile amid so much angstNovember 30, 2017
Sure, a tax overhaul bill that has a significant segment of providers quivering is picking up steam and should be on the president's desk soon. But there's also other legislation being considered that should have providers acting like tiny tots with their eyes all aglow.
'Extenders' package would repeal therapy caps, but SNF payment changes may be includedNovember 16, 2017
Skilled nursing providers found both good news and bad news Thursday in a House bipartisan agreement statement on a Medicare extender package.
Therapy caps a big step closer to extinctionOctober 27, 2017
Could this really be happening? Medicare Part B therapy caps took a huge step toward vanishing for good on Thursday.
Medicare doc payment bill doesn't 'fix' therapy capsApril 16, 2015
The historic repeal of the "doc fix" this week left about equal numbers of stakeholders relieved and disappointed. Among the most crestfallen: Therapy providers who were hoping for Congress to finally repeal Medicare Part B outpatient therapy caps.
Providers pushing for death of therapy capsApril 06, 2015
Providers are seeking legislation to end old therapy cap rates and to see changes in manual medical review process for therapy claims.
Therapy payment bills supported during AHCA/NCAL fly-inMarch 12, 2015
National long-term care industry advocates and numerous facility representatives made the rounds in the halls of Congress on Wednesday in support of legislation designed to permanently end nearly two decades-old therapy caps and improve short-term data collection efforts they say have caused undue administrative burdens on providers and patients.
NASL winter conference to focus on regulatory, legislative issuesFebruary 05, 2015
The Winter Legislative and Regulatory Conference of the National Association for the Support of Long-Term Care takes place Monday through Wednesday in Washington. In addition to Congressional visits, the gathering will feature an address by Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), the vice chairwoman of the House Energy & Commerce Committee, as well as Marc Hartstein, a director from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
CMS should push Congress on therapy rate upgrades: AHCANovember 01, 2014
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services should openly urge Congress to change therapy reimbursement, the nation's largest long-term care provider association stated in recent written comments to CMS Administrator Marilyn Tavenner.
CMS should publicly push Congress to reform therapy payment system, long-term care provider association urgesSeptember 09, 2014
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services should openly urge Congress to change the way therapy services are reimbursed, the nation's largest long-term care provider association stated in recent written comments to CMS Administrator Marilyn Tavenner.
Sleeper measures could cut Medicare payments to skilled care operatorsMarch 31, 2014
As far as skilled care is concerned, most recent reporting on a major Medicare bill has all but overlooked what's in the bill for the sector. And it's not trivial.
Observation stay bills in focus for LTC providersMarch 19, 2014
Nonprofit long-term care providers continued to focus on bills related to observation stays during visits on Capitol Hill Tuesday.
PEAK members brave D.C. storm to push long-term care agendaMarch 18, 2014
Nonprofit long-term care providers visiting Washington this week are encouraging members of Congress — some of them destined for tough re-election campaigns — to pursue key strategic goals.
Call to slash therapy capsFebruary 01, 2014
The chairman of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has urged a House committee to set lower Medicare Part B therapy spending caps.
Make therapy caps lower, streamline review process, MedPAC chairman urges House committeeJanuary 10, 2014
Congress should set lower annual caps on Medicare reimbursements for outpatient therapy and streamline the manual review process for claims exceeding those caps, a Medicare policy expert told the House Energy and Commerce Committee Thursday.
Providers rip huge backlog of therapy claims reviewsJanuary 01, 2014
A provider-sponsored survey recently uncovered huge backlogs of therapy claim reviews for beneficiaries who exceeded the Medicare Part B caps limits.
Providers take the long view on budget, doc pay formulaJanuary 01, 2014
Long-term care provider associations focused on the big picture and counted blessings in response to legislative action in the last Congressional session of 2013.
Senators advance bill to repeal Medicare outpatient therapy caps, physician payment formulaDecember 13, 2013
The Senate Finance Committee has advanced a bill that would repeal the Medicare Part B cap on therapy reimbursements and replace it with a new outpatient therapy payment system.
Long-term care leaders support passage of budget dealDecember 12, 2013
Prominent long-term care provider associations registered support for a bipartisan budget deal being considered by Congress this week, despite the fact that it would extend a period of reduced Medicare reimbursements.
Provider groups respond to Congressional request with detailed recommendations on post-acute reformsAugust 20, 2013
Major long-term care provider groups have offered detailed policy recommendations on reforms to the post-acute care delivery and payment systems, as requested by Congressional lawmakers. In addition to offering recommendations on a host of topics, the groups stressed that Congress should evaluate information coming out of current demonstration projects and models before enacting any radical changes.
'Doc fix' bill calls attention to need for therapy fix, NASL leader saysJuly 29, 2013
Provider groups are urging lawmakers to address outpatient therapy payments in addition to fixes to Medicare's physician payment system, according to Cynthia Morton, executive vice president of the National Association for the Support of Long-Term Care.
MedPAC's rate cut plan will harm care, operators: NASLJuly 01, 2013
Resident care would suffer if Congress acts on the latest recommendations from the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, long-term care advocates say.
Provider groups protest MedPAC recommendations to reduce therapy capsJune 18, 2013
Resident care would suffer and providers would shoulder a larger burden if Congress acts on the latest recommendations from the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, advocates for the long-term care sector say.
CMS to revise audit practicesJune 01, 2013
Here's the good news for providers dealing with Recovery Audit Program contractors: The federal government will make fewer additional document requests, starting this month. Now the not-so-good news: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will not slow down other components of the auditing program.
CMS: Providers may need to reimburse beneficiaries due to inaccurate therapy denial codesMay 24, 2013
Therapy providers should review therapy cap denials for 2013 and refund any beneficiary payments for these services, according to a Medicare newsletter released Thursday.
Long-term care providers ready to deal with 'doc fix'May 15, 2013
If you hang around long enough, you learn there are only two things long-term care providers fear after Republicans and Democrats. That would be hospitals and doctors.
CMS explains therapy cap notification requirement, but more guidance needed, NASL leader saysMay 09, 2013
A recent Centers for Medicare & Medicaid memorandum provides some clarity regarding new therapy cap notification rules, but providers still need guidance on other aspects of therapy reimbursement, according to Cynthia Morton, executive vice president of the National Association for the Support of Long-Term Care.
AHCA praises bipartisan effort to repeal SNF therapy capsFebruary 19, 2013
The American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living came out in support of bipartisan legislation to permanently repeal Medicare Part B therapy caps for skilled nursing facilities. The legislation was introduced in both the House of Representatives and the Senate on Feb. 15.


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'Freed' At Last!
The last chapter in the "50 Shades Of Grey" trilogy came out this past weekend, "Fifty Shades Freed." It took on two other debuts, the animated fantasy "Peter Rabbit" and the crime thriller (based on a true story), "The 15:17 To Paris."
"Shades" eclipsed the other films, taking in nearly $40 million over the weekend. How did the other two new flicks fare against the heavily criticized (but profitable) erotic series? Also, could "Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle" crack the top 50 for highest-grossing films ever? And is "The Shape Of Water" still in the top 10?
For all this and more, watch the Box Office Roundup with Jay Dawg and Ken above!
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November 03, 2014 06:15 ET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Nov. 3, 2014) - Response Biomedical Corp. ("Response" or "the Company") (TSX:RBM)(OTCBB:RPBIF) announced that the Company has entered into a second Forbearance to Loan Agreement (the "Forbearance Agreement") with the lender under its outstanding term loan, Silicon Valley Bank ("SVB"), as of October 31, 2014. Under the terms of the Forbearance Agreement, SVB will grant a forbearance under which it will agree not to exercise its rights in respect of a breach or an anticipated breach of a financial covenant under the terms of the loan agreement (the "Loan Agreement") until December 15, 2014.
The Company continues to be current with all principal and interest payments due on all outstanding indebtedness and management expects to continue discussions with SVB to revise the financial covenants under the Loan Agreement. There can be no assurance that the Company and SVB will be able to reach mutually acceptable terms for revising the covenants.
In the event that the parties are unable to agree on revisions to the covenants and the Forbearance Agreement is not extended, SVB would be entitled to exercise any of its rights under the Loan Agreement.
About Response Biomedical Corp.
Response develops, manufactures and markets rapid onsite diagnostic tests for use with its RAMP® platform for clinical, biodefense and environmental applications. RAMP®
represents a unique paradigm in diagnostics that provides reliable, quality results in minutes. The RAMP® platform consists of a reader and single use disposable test cartridges and has the potential to be adapted to any other medical and nonmedical immunoassay based test currently performed in laboratories. Response clinical tests are commercially available for the aid in early detection of heart attack, congestive heart failure, thromboembolism and infectious diseases. In the nonclinical market, RAMP® tests are currently available for the environmental detection of West Nile Virus and for Biodefense applications including the rapid onsite detection of anthrax, smallpox, ricin and botulinum toxin. Response is a publicly traded company listed on the TSX under the trading symbol "RBM" and quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board under the symbol "RPBIF". For further information, please visit the Company's website at www.responsebio.com.
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This press release may contain forward-looking statements. These statements relate to future events and are subject to risks, uncertainties and assumptions about Response Biomedical Corp. Examples of forward-looking statements in this press release include statements regarding our understanding that the Company expects to continue discussions with SVB to revise the financial covenants under the Loan Agreement. These statements are only predictions based on our current expectations and projections about future events. Although we believe the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements and the assumptions upon which such forward-looking statements are made are reasonable, there can be no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct and if such expectations are not met, our business may suffer.
Readers should not place undue reliance on these statements. Actual events or results may differ materially. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the Company's actual results, events or developments to be materially different from any future results, events or developments expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Many factors may cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from any forward-looking statement, including the factors detailed in our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and Canadian securities regulatory authorities, including but not limited to our annual report on Form 10-K, our quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, our Current Reports on Form 8-K, our Annual Information Form and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and Canadian securities regulatory authorities.
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9 Lines : The Kind Of People You Find On Road
An average daily commuter might see thousands of others of his kind, but there are at least five people he will remember for quite a long time. For instance, the one who steps on his foot, or the one who pushes him out of a bus. Yes, with the world population increasing at an extremely high rate, being pushed out of bus is too common to question. Here's a list of many of those faces(of jerks) that you'll remember for a long time (or at least the entire day).
1. The Slow Mover : These are the ones you encounter everyday, especially on days when you are late. As if the entire event is conspired against you, there's just no escaping one. And to add to the misery, some of these just don't know the meaning of 'excuse me'.
2. The Guy with No Signal on his phone : After screaming hello for a minimum of five times, is when some guys realise that they have 'no network coverage'. Sadly, the other passengers around them have to deal with the high amplitude noises, which cover a lot of swears as well.
3. The One whose shades are more important than shoes : Whether its 9AM or 9PM, these people never, and I repeat never, take off their shades. You can't help but wonder 'how dumb can someone be?'
4. The overly-expressive lady : It is good to be yourself, when you are with your friends, but then there's no need to inform everyone else about your plans. You never know, someone might plot to abduct you, right?
5. The One with a staring problem : While there's nothing wrong about looking around at fellow passengers, staring down someone, in one word is,'creepy'.
6. The Audiophile : These are the ones with earphones or headphones on. While earphones are still better, the one with headphones look like a complete fool. First of all, you don't need to show off your new beats by Dre cans. And the more important reason, you don't wanna get hit by a truck.
7. The Athlete : They run behind buses, beat you to the seat and rush faster than you out, as well. They may even jump small barricades to get ahead of you. And no, they are not trying to beat you, they just want to get injured. They need a doctor, perhaps.
8. The Speedster : You find these people behind the wheels, and if it wasn't for the law, they will smash into a group of ten people crossing the road.
9. And finally, the one who steps on your shoes : These are quite dangerous. They are always in a hurry, are ill-mannered, and are hazardous to themselves as well as you too. Watch out.


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I've engaged in conversations with numerous retail customers to understand what they want, need and expect from the online retail experience, and what the barriers to purchase are.
So, I set myself the challenge of writing my top five functions a retail website needs to perform to satisfy users.
1. Help users see and try before they buy
Shopping in store allows customers to pick up an item, view it from all angles, touch and feel it, or try it on. Replicating this experience online is challenging, but can be achieved by offering a range of features:
- High-quality product images – Show your product from a variety of different angles and in different contexts, e.g. a photo of a woman wearing a skirt helps answer customers' questions about its length or fit
- Give a clear and brief description – This should include sensory words. Retail psychology argues that touching and feeling an item creates an emotional connection with it, which increases customers' likelihood of purchase. Expressions such as 'soft and supple leather' can help your customers imagine how a pair of boots will feel
- Use video – Although video can be quite expensive, it will bring your product to life (especially if it is an item of clothing) and help customers to make their decision
Who does this well?
Attempts have been made to allow online customers to try products before purchase, but few have succeeded. Vision Express allows customers to upload a photo of their face and try glasses on. Customers can also play with a number of filters (such as gender, type of glasses, brand and price) and find out what style suits them best. Another notable example comes from Apple's App Store which offers a 'lite' pared-down version of a number of apps in its 'Try before you buy' section.
2. Tell them what others think
Customers value word-of-mouth and look for customer reviews and ratings before making a purchase. They are also interested in knowing what other people have bought. The widespread use of social media presents an opportunity for retailers to include this functionality and persuade customers to complete the purchase. Also, social media can encourage engagement with the brand beyond the shopping experience.
- Provide high-quality content – Keep your site up-to-date with high-quality, relevant content generated by your company but also expert customers. This can help build authority and trust in your brand
- Help customers share experiences – Providing a space for customers to share their experiences with others can foster advocacy and, ultimately, improve customer retention
Who does this well?
Amazon provides customer ratings and reviews for each of their products to empower customers to make a decision. They also provide a list of items that others have bought after viewing an item.
Topshop has a very strong social media presence: their Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages are frequently updated with content from internal staff, designers, as well as customers. Style tips, exclusive offers and campaigns encourage customers to follow the brand.
3. Provide clear delivery and returns policy
Customers want to know about delivery and returns before committing to purchase so make it clear and easy to find.
- Provide information at key shopping journey points – E.g. homepage and product pages
- Make returns easy – Allow customers to return unwanted items without much hassle and, ideally, for free. Communicate this in your website to encourage purchase
Who does this well?
The online fashion store ASOS provides a clear message just below the navigation and more detailed information within their product pages, where customers most need to know about delivery and returns.
4. Help customers move across channels
Customers shop in different ways. Some may browse online but prefer to buy in store, where they can try an item on. Others cannot find the right size of a product in store and go online to buy it.
- Provide reservation functionality – Make it easy for users to reserve online and then collect in their local store. If clothing, allow them to reserve more than one size. Make sure that their details can be easily and quickly retrieved in store
- Provide stock availability information – Allow customers to easily check if an item is in or out of stock
Who does this well?
M&S 'Shop Your Way' allow customers to initiate their experience on one channel (store, online, mobile web or phone) and seamlessly move to another one when they want. Importantly, M&S also makes sure to remember their customers and retrieve their details, whichever channel they are using.
5. Give them a reason to choose you
If you're a multi-brand shop, customers want a reason for choosing you over another (online or offline) retailer. While price certainly influences their decision, it's certainly not the only factor.
- Offer an incentive – Incentives can give you the competitive advantage you want. For example, you could leverage customers' impatience and offer a 'same day delivery' service or encourage customers to shop now by offering 'free delivery' service for orders over a certain spend
- Make it easy to complete the purchase – Don't force registration, allow to edit the basket easily, give answers to all relevant questions, provide an easy to use form, a clear confirmation page and contact details
Who does this well?
Amazon offers 'evening delivery' and even a paid-for premium service for fast deliveries on all purchases. They also provide a 'one-click' functionality that speeds up the check-out process.
John Lewis allows customers to register after purchase and only asks for minimum information. It also provides the option to move to another channel to ask questions.


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The Global NextGen Award, developed by the Global Cold Chain Alliance, recognizes outstanding young professionals in the world's cold chain industry. Melissa Hunt, director of S & D Logistics in Australia, was named the winner of the second annual award during a general session of the 125th International Association of Refrigerated Warehouses (IARW) and World Food Logistics Organization (WFLO) Convention, held April 16-19, 2016 in Las Vegas NV.
Hunt represented Australia as the recipient of the Refrigerated Warehouse and Transportation Association of Australia's (RWTA) 2015 Frank Vale Award.
Now in its second year, the Global NextGen Award recognizes talented young professionals who have the potential to become future leaders and make a positive contribution to the development of the global cold chain industry. Finalists for the award are recipients of industry awards that recognize exceptional achievement by young professionals in the cold chain in a specific region or nation. Among other eligibility requirements, nominees had to demonstrate excellence in their work, the potential to excel further in the many facets within the industry, and possess insight into their organization's strategic values and direction, policies, and ways of working.
Candidates for the 2016 NextGen Award were nominated by national refrigerated warehousing organizations to compete for the global award at the IARW-WFLO Convention & Expo. Other nominees besides Hunt included:
•Colin Longmuir, warehouse manager, Henningsen Cold Storage Co, represented North America as recipient of the 2016 WFLO Don Schlimme Future Leader Award.
•Kane Thomason, logistics solutions–operations manager, United Kingdom and Ireland for XPO Logistics, represented the UK as 2016 recipient of the UK Young Manager of the Year Award.
As part of the selection process, each nominee was interviewed and judged by a panel of industry leaders from around the world. Candidates were evaluated on their knowledge level of the industry, track record of excellence, communication skills, and leadership skills. In addition, each candidate delivered a five-minute presentation to the panel of judges and the IARW-WFLO Convention attendees.
"It is a great honor to have been nominated for the industry's Global NextGen Award," said Hunt. "To win the award after being up against two extremely talented individuals and become the first female recipient is very rewarding."
Hunt will receive a travel stipend to attend a GCCA or GCCA partner event anywhere in the world in 2016 and was presented with an engraved 2016 GCCA Global NextGen award.


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Why data breaches have a lognormal distribution
I had an interesting discussion this morning about data breaches, and in this discussion the following following idea about the distribution of the size of data breaches came up.
It certainly looks like the size of data breaches follows a lognormal distribution, so that the number of records exposed in breaches doesn't follow a normal distribution, but the logarithm of the number of records exposed does.
Why should we expect this to be true?
One approach to understanding this gets fairly arcane. You might look at axioms for a reasonable metric for either security or vulnerability and then look at a maximum entropy distribution that fits the constraints that that suggests.
But there's probably a simpler approach.
The size of organizations seems to also follow a lognormal distribution. Let's suppose that the amount of sensitive data that an organization has is roughly proportional to the size of the organization. If data breaches are becoming a virtual certainty, we'd then expect to see that lognormal distribution of breach sizes from that alone, wouldn't we?


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I know what its like to push through, but you look beautiful. Praying you get the much needed rest you need this weekend!ReplyDelete
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Columbia Magazine: You were born in Assam, the remote region in India where your story is set, but you only lived there for a short time. What compelled you to revisit it in your fiction?
Parul Hinzen: Yes, I was born in Assam and lived there for the first two years of my life. But setting the story there really had more to do with my father, who was an accountant for the same oil company that I write about. He worked there for four years — two years before I was born, and two more after that. Growing up, he used to tell me stories about his time there, and they were always very pleasant memories. After he died in 2009, I really started to think about him and his life. Then I started to research Assam and the people that he had known there. I went back and saw it and, it was a much more complicated place than he had let on.
CM: I'm a bit surprised, after reading your story, that his memories were pleasant.
PH: Well, like the narrator in my story, he came from a totally different part of India— the Punjab, which is clear across the subcontinent. Before he started working there, his life had been in so much turmoil and India itself had been in so much turmoil. He was originally from the city of Lahore, which used to be a part of India but now is a part of Pakistan. During the partition, his family lost everything and had come essentially as refugees. So he was escaping some of that when he started working as a young man, and went to this place on the other side of the country.
CM: When your narrator arrives in Assam, he says he feels like he migrated to another country. What is Assam like now? Does it still feel very different from the rest of India?
PH: Yes, it does. Because it's a very remote part of India, it feels like that even to people in India. It's kind of like Alaska to the US. It's only connected to the mainland by a very narrow neck of land — about 40 miles wide. This all happened with Partition. Part of Eastern India—Bengal— was carved into East Pakistan, and Assam was the part bordering China and Burma. It those days, I'm surprised by how much people were able to travel back and forth. A plane ride even to Calcutta, the closest major city on the mainland, could be up to seven hours long.
CM: Was it common for people to come from other parts of India to work there?
PH: Yes, it was very common. There was a lot of historic exploitation of the region by the British. It was exploited for tea, exploited for coal. The British accidentally discovered the oil as they were developing the Assam tea plantations and the coal fields. The local people, the Assamese, were seen as being either lazy or unwilling and uncooperative workers, so the British brought in a lot of workers from other parts of India. Then the Assamese people started to feel very cut out of the economy and by the 1980s, a very militant movement had started up in Assam. The Assamese were very resentful that they were getting educated in the decades following Independence, but there weren't job opportunities because they were historically dominated by the Bengalis, whom the British had brought in to do a lot of the clerical level office work.
CM: Something I found particularly interesting about your story was the generational class distinctions amongst Indians. The younger narrator is relatively independent, and one of the few Indian workers who has a car. But the older Indian employees, even the educated engineers and scientists, were still called assistants. How did British colonialism impact the caste system? And how did it change after Independence?
PH: That's an accurate observation. The caste system was the Indian system of division of society. But on top of that, what happened during colonial rule was that hierarchies were very conservative and very colonial, especially in a company like this, which was far away from any kind of main center. Before Independence, Indians were never hired on a professional status equivalent to the British, no matter their education. When I was there I even heard of cases of suicide. Let's say an engineer had been educated in England and was as qualified if not more qualified than the British engineers who came up through the workforce. Often, the British had more of a vocational training than an actual university education. The professional Indians often felt very frustrated because they weren't recognized for their abilities. With Independence, the company had to change overnight. And they did. The company suddenly started hiring Indians as what was called a Covenant Officer, which was a high professional rank. One of my dad's friends was one of the first Indian Covenant Officers hired in 1947, the exact year of Independence, so it really all happened very quickly. It wasn't like anybody forced the company but they knew that if they wanted to survive politically, they had to change their ways.
CM: Was your father recruited? How did he end up in Assam?
PH: A lot of the business enterprises were in the Eastern part of the country because that's where the British had developed all the mills and quarries to exploit natural resources. His first job was in an even more remote area in the jungle; he was an accountant at a limestone quarry. It was a very small community of professionals and the treatment of labor was barbaric. He really wanted to get out of there. The Calcutta newspapers made it out to the remote areas a few weeks late, and he saw an ad in one of them for the oil company. The company was expanding rapidly. They had entered into an agreement with the government of India to expand their operations, and they got access to a lot of new territories to look for oil. But in order to be able to do that, the government of India wanted a stake in the oil business and no longer have it be a private British enterprise. So, as a concession they were hiring a lot of finance people like my dad for the new operations. This story is actually the first chapter of a novel, and I get much more into how the company expanded in later chapters
CM: Is the company still there?
PH: Yes. The new operations that brought my father to the company was basically a joint venture between the government of India and the Burma Oil Company. When the deal was struck in the early 1960s, the Indians demanded a fifty-fifty share. By 1981, the government had completely taken over. India nationalized the oil industry, so the British had to depart. This era of the late 1950s and early 1960s was the beginning of the government taking back its resources.
CM: Was the story of the cow based on something that your father told you? Or is it purely fiction?
PH: It's not based on an event that my father told me about, but it is based on a real event that I heard when I was visiting there.
CM: When can we expect your novel?
PH: I'm working on it right now. I've had a lot of breaks and unexpected delays, but I very much hope to have it finished by this summer.
[1] http://magazine.columbia.edu/issues/winter-2013-14
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Montenegrin Parliament today voted to amend the Law on Social and Child Protection, at a session held in Cetinje. This means child benefit for students whose parents are unemployed.
A total of 44 representatives voted in favor of the amendments to the law, six were against, and there were 24 abstentions.
President of the Parliament, Darko Pajović, said the Ministry of Finance does not have a report on the assessment of the fiscal impact of the proposed amendments to the next year's budget, while the Employment Agency did not say how many children this will involve.
Zoran Miljanic, the promoter of the law, said the number of children in question is not big, and that their allowance won't burden the budget.
He urged all deputies to protect the most vulnerable category of Montenegrin society and demonstrate solidarity and humanity, bearing in mind that the initiative was signed by six thousand people from the north of the country.
"You will be helping unemployed parents send their children to school", pleaded Miljanic.
Independent MP, Neven Gošović, explained that the right to this supplement would go to children of parents who do not generate income on any grounds, and who are registered with the Employment Agency.
"We need to support this bill", said Gošović, adding that it is shameful that a country is unable to tell how many children need this allowance and stressing that that's not a reason to deny these children the right to this help.
"SDP will support the bill in order to position the mother, the child and the family where they belong – in the center of society", said party's representative Izet Bralic, also adding that the amount foreseen cannot seriously jeopardize the budget.
MP of the Bosniak party, Reshid Sijarić, said the proposed changes to the law will be supported because "according to statistics, about 70 percent of these children live in the north of the country, where poverty is very present".
MP of the Democratic Front (DF), Branka Bosnjak, believes the bill is incomplete and that the child allowance should be received by all children.
"All children should be the same and every serious country should be able to finance this", she said, adding that DF will also support the legislative changes.
Representative of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), Milutin Simović, said that the law does not include enough of those in need, and that it should be expanded so that more children obtain the right to this type of child allowance.
"DPS wants proper and fair social measures. This law is being scheduled for voting at an extraordinary sessions of the Assembly, taking place in the midst of an election campaign focused mostly on the misuse of state resources. But isn't this also potential abuse of state resources? We do not want to be part of such legislative activities and we will therefore abstain on this bill", said Simovic, adding that DPS will propose a "better law, which will be fair to more people".
"This is the answer of DPS, compared to what is today's attempt to adopt laws that are primarily of populist content".
Independent MP, Dritan Abazovic, disagreed the proposed changes have anything to do with elections and winning votes. He accused the DPS of not really wanting to help children, because if they did, he said, the ruling structure would have found the resources for any type of children's allowance a long time ago.
Source: Cafe Del Montenegro


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£149,950 2 Bedroom House Ref: EAXML984_7620820
WITH OFF ROAD PARKING: A beautiful early to mid 19th century grade II listed cottage which has been recently renovated.
Lounge, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom/WC, Front Garden, Off Road Parking, NO UPWARD CHAIN, Energy Rating: Exempt.
Hodge Bower is delightfully situated in an elevated position at the top of The Gorge and comprises a pleasant mix of predominantly period properties of varying architectural design.
Ironbridge is a renowned and historic area nestling in The Severn Gorge which forms one of the most striking and distinctive landscapes in England, with a charming town centre adjoining the River Severn and the slopes of The Gorge combining a delightful mix of imposing, detached period residences mingling with charming cottages up the hillside. This remarkable area was at the heart of the Industrial Revolution and became world famous in 1779 when the world's first iron bridge was constructed over the River Severn and from which the town derives its name. It is steeped in the industrial heritage of the area with local museums forming part of the World Heritage Site and is now recognised as a premier tourist area. Some five miles to the north is the Telford town centre with its wide range of recreational and shopping facilities, including the New Southwater development, the M54 motorway and the town's central railway station.
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Has the benefit of off road parking for two vehicles and enjoys splendid views at the front towards The Gorge. The property has been recently renovated and comprises a lounge which has an opening leading through to the kitchen which has been recently modernised. A staircase ascends to the first floor whilst a further staircase descends to the basement level where there is a bathroom/wc.
On the first floor there are two bedrooms – the master bedroom has exposed beams and a lovely outlook towards the front.
To the front of the property there is a garden area providing a lovely seating area for summer evenings, laid lawn and footpath. To the other side of the road there is off road parking and a decked area with views towards The Gorge.
How to get there – from Ironbridge proceed up Madeley Road and turn sharp left into Belmont Road; proceed up the hill and this in turn becomes Hodge Bower where the property is on the right hand side indicated by a Nick Tart for sale board.
Tenure – we are advised the property is Freehold.
Services – we are advised all mains services are connected.
Council Tax – Band A (Buyers should be aware that improvements carried out by the seller may affect the property's council tax banding following a sale).A property information questionnaire is available at any time upon request.


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Lavender Carnation Sampler is refined and dainty yet surprisingly easy to stitch despite it's sophistocated appearance. A Carnation at the center of this design sets the color tone and is surrounded by a dainty "over one" polka-dot background. Two hand-poured Amethyst Porphyr Flower beads are anchored with pretty pearls and a delicate "over one" alphaabet sits atop and underneath the Carnation. All this surrounded by an adorable checkerboard border makes this design so desirable to stitch. I hope you love it like I do!
Stitch Count: 87w x 87h
Suggested Fabric: 32 Count Platinum Belfast Linen or 32 Count White Chocolate Linen
Embellishments: SV-CP463 Tiny Violet Porphyr Flower Beads with 2.5mm White Pearls, Tiny Violet Porphyr Flower Beads with 2.5mm White Pearls, #40479 and #42024 Mill Hilll Petite Beads
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