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- Noble Isle Summer Rising Bath & Shower Gel
- Neal's Yard Remedies Rehydrating Rose Daily Moisture
- Eldora False Eyelashes in H122
- Collection Lasting Colour Gel Eyeliner in Brown
Perfume samples... I have a love/hate relationship with them. I feel that fragrance is difficult to pick for a person and to be honest, while these are nice, they are really not me. They would be more suited to those who enjoy a more sophisticated scent. The Eau De Parfum is their original scent, with aniseed and vanilla notes, I do actually like this one, which is unusual as i HATE aniseed, but giving it a sniff now, it's really light, clean and floral. On the other hand, L'Eau en Blanc, it overpoweringly musky and very powdery, not up my street at all! The full sized bottles are stunning and would make a great gift priced at £49 for 50ml.
I walk past the Neal's Yard store in the Victoria Quarter twice a day and never think to pop in and have a look, but given how much I already like this product I will definitely be paying it a little visit. I have been suffering from dry patches as a result of a bad reaction to some Clearasil products I have been using and this, although for normal skin, has really calmed it! It's lightly scented and light on the skin so is easy to use under make up and doesn't irritate sensitive skin. This is a 45ml sample, the full-sized 100ml product retails for £22.50. I am thinking about trying out the Wild Rose Daily Moisture, have any of you tried it?
I love the look of these lashes, they remind me so much of the Eyelure Naturalites and I can't wait to give them a go. I have never heard of the Eldora brand before, but they have an amazing array of lashes, from natural to feather with prices starting at just £3.90 a set. With its vast range of lashes, from natural to extreme, there is a pair for everyone for any occasion.
Collection is a brand which hasn't graced my makeup collection much aside from the infamous Lasting Perfection Concealer. I have never been one for brown eyeliner, however given the hotter weather we've been experiencing and the inclination to go for a more natural makeup look, I'll be giving this a go. The consistency is creamy, the colour is rich and once set does't smudge too easily. This is a great option if you're wanting to try out gel liners as this is just £4.99!
I have received 11 of the 12 GlossyBoxes and I can say I've enjoyed each one. I love the concept and the fact I get to try so many different brands and types of product I'd never usually pick up.
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Yippee! You probably couldn't imagine how happy we are to share with you that Multidots has a brand new office in the center of the Ahmedabad city. Back in May 2012, when we had our 'vision for the year' meeting, we decided one point in our agenda to focus on increasing bandwidth.
It was important for us to realize the need for better premises, as the place where we were working was a residential home, converted into Multidots office, and at some point, improvement had no scope. So we decided to move and finally on 16th October 2012, we moved to our new office at Nikumbh Complex.
When we started Multidots, we never thought we will have an office on C.G. road (well off C.G.road) as, if we consider Gujarat as vibrant state for Business, and Ahmedabad as model city for Gujarat's growth, Bodyline cross road can be considered as epicenter of the vibrancy. And what a place this is to be at. On right hand side, we have Law garden filled with colleges, Indian traditional dress market and a traditional mall National handloom. On our left, we have C.G road, which can be considered as the growth path. Ahmedabad is known for two routes; Ashram road, leading to Gandhiji's Ashram, which is considered as India's route to peace, and C.G road, which is India's path to prosperity. The Nikumbh complex, where our office is located, gives a feeling of ancient Indian palace, and faces a row of beautiful green trees.
One more reason for having the office at proper business location is, it provides opportunity to run operations smoother and cheaper. We have more stable and uninterrupted internet connectivity. All locally popular hardware vendors are nearby. So any failure can be resolved almost immediately. We now have more organized and optimized network system, server setup, energy-efficient equipment setup that we have planted with our own hands and creative minds.
One of the biggest obstacles to getting large project for Multidots earlier was security, lack of a solid system of which had cost us in losing very important and potentially our flagship projects. In the new office, we have got a large hall with no limitations of internal walls. This helped in designing workstations, cabins and server room. So we now have a dedicated server room, a network with internal automated security system and monitoring tools patrolling important code and data of clients.
The new office has impacted productivity of team by many means. For example, we now have enough leg space and quick-internal-meeting spaces, divided into partitions, so whenever a project team meets for any agenda, other teams can work without any disturbance. We now have enough space for our stand up meetings and sessions. Clean and dedicated space for pantry has allowed us to setup equipment like water purifier, water cooler etc.
It feels great to see Aslam Multani (CTO of Multidots) in his own cabin finally. There are few vacant spaces which reminds us to pause writing this and prepare for recruitment, as this was just a milestone; we are going to reach our destination for the year soon when we meet team size of 50 soldiers in our team to lead Multidots, lead the nation and surmount obstacles coming in the way.
We would like to heartily thank everyone for their support to help us achieve this new Multidots office. It feels like a dream come true to have an exclusive office that becomes a symbol of growth and success of each dot here at Multidots. With such a state-of-the-art office infrastructure and efficient IT setup, we look forward to offering our world-class web development, web design and mobile application services with more value additions, to our existing as well as prospective clients worldwide.
Here, we present with all our pleasure, a glimpse of our new office; we hope you will love it as much as we do.
Please share your feelings, feedback and suggestions for the new office, we really count on it.

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New Year, no Fidel in sight.
There were no videos, radio messages, pictures or sightings of the dictator in Cuba this weekend, although a psychic in Mexico says he's already on a different "plane"
The commemorative festivities for the revolution's 48th anniversary in the island consisted of block parties, fairs, and concerts.
The regime designed and heavily promoted a campaign for people to go out and celebrate; almost forcing people to go out and dance in the streets. Mercifully, they were spared any political acts or speeches.
Raul is trying to begin his dictatorship on a good note, establishing a low key totalitarianism. What better way to win over some support from the Cubans that have ridiculed him for years than to give them a few days off and organize a big bash?
Today was supposed to be the day where new workplace rules designed to improve services and productivity were to have gone into effect, but the regime announced a postponement until April. Rumors then started that new economic initiatives might be announced early this month, perhaps today. We wait.
Raul's propaganda machine has been busy in the last month hinting that the more pragmatic Castro brother will likely loosen some restrictions on private entrepreneurship.
That move plus not making people sit through statistics-laden multi-hour long speeches will be a relief to the long suffering Cubans.
02 January 2007
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- Cuban_Patriot said...
Yea the reform sounds good, but honestly I dont think it will help much. Raul seems to be more of an ardent Communist that fidel, we can almost be sure that the reform is his idea. Castro rehtoric is more patriotic than revolutionary. Rauls talk is always focused on continuing the revolution The "idiot" may be dead but I fear the world is to open to His brother.
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Dividends or Capital Gains?
The ultimate goal of financial managers should be the maximization of shareholder wealth.
Shareholder wealth can be maximized by maximizing the price of the stock.
As we know, the price of the stock is the expected present value of future cash flows.
Dividends or Capital Gains?
In the late 1950s, Myron Gordon proposed modeling price on a firm's dividends and growth potential:
Optimal Dividend Policy: To maximize price, an optimal balance must be found between current dividends (D1) and the need for growth (g).
Dividend Irrelevance Theory
Miller and Modigliani showed algebraically that dividend policy didn't matter:
n They showed that as long as the firm was realizing the returns expected by the market, it didn't matter whether that return came back to the shareholder as dividends now, or reinvested.
o They would see it in dividend or price appreciation.
n The shareholder can create their own dividend by selling the stock when cash is needed.
Dividend Policy and Stock Price
Dividend Irrelevance Theory:
n Miller/Modigliani argued that dividend policy should be irrelevant to stock price.
n If dividends don't matter, this chapter is irrelevant as well (which is what most of you are thinking anyway).
Dividend Irrelevance Theory
Dividend Irrelevance Theory
Dividends are not in the final equation!
Therefore, dividends are irrelevant to value!
Dividend Irrelevance Theory
But Miller and Modigliani made some unrealistic assumptions in developing their model:
n Brokerage costs didn't exist.
n Taxes didn't exist.
They made these assumptions to simplify the analysis.
Bird-in-the-Hand Theory
Gordon argued that a dividend-in-the-hand is worth more than the present value of a future dividend.
In essence, he said that the risk premium on the dividend yield is higher than on the growth rate.
Tax Preference Theory
There are three ways in which taxes affect the dividend preferences of shareholders.
n For individual investors tax rates differ for capital gains and dividends.
n Taxes on capital gains are not due until the stock is sold.
n If the stock is held until the shareholder expires, no tax is due at all.
For years the capital gains rate was significantly below the dividend income rate, prompting many companies to retain more income, and declare smaller dividends.
With the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003, the dividend tax rate has fallen sharply.
Dividends or Capital Gains?
Summary: Do shareholders prefer dividends or capital gains?
n Dividend Irrelevance: If the return on investment is what the market requires, then it doesn't matter whether you get it in dividend or capital gains.
n Bird in the Hand Theory: Shareholders prefer dividends, and will require a higher discount rate for capital gains since they are riskier.
Dividends or Capital Gains?
n Tax Preference Theory: Under the old tax system, an unambiguous case could be made in favor of capital gains. The shareholder would require the same after-tax return, meaning the required return on dividends used to be higher.
o Today dividends and capital gains have virtually the same tax rate.
n The theories thus far have assumed that investors and managers have the same information set.
n When it comes to prospect for the company, managers may have better information than investors.
n Therefore unexpected changes in dividends may relay information to the market that it didn't know before.
n Managers don't cut dividends unless the firm is in financial distress.
n It is therefore believed that firms do not increase dividends beyond Wall Street's expectations unless managers anticipate stronger earnings than expectations.
n Unexpected changes in dividends relay information to the market.
Clientele Effect Hypothesis
Tax-free foundations and retirees at lower marginal tax rates prefer cash now and on a predictable basis.
Investors at higher marginal tax rates might prefer capital gains to dividends. With capital gains they can better time their tax liabilities.
Each firm, therefore, attracts the type of investor that likes its dividend policy.
Dividend Policy in Practice
Residual Dividend Policy: Investors prefer to have the firm retain and reinvest earnings if they can earn a higher risk adjusted return than the investor can.
n Residual Dividend Policy suggests that dividends should be that part of earnings which cannot be invested at a rate at least equal to the WACC.
Residual Dividend Policy Steps:
1. Determine the optimal capital budget.
2. Determine the retained earnings that can be used to finance the capital budget.
3. Use retained earnings to supply as much of the equity investment in the capital budget as necessary.
4. Pay dividends only if there are left-over earnings.
Stable, Predictable Dividend Policy: Due to the possibility of a negative signal to investors, many CFOs have set the policy of never reducing their dividends.
n Dividends are only increased if management is certain future earnings will support such a high dividend.
Stable, Predictable Dividend Policy:
n A variation of this policy is one in which dividends exhibit a stable, predictable growth rate.
n In that instance the company has to set the policy in such a way that the growth rate can be sustained for the foreseeable future.
Stable, Predictable Dividend Policy Steps:
1. Pay a predictable dividend every year.
2. Base optimal capital budget on residual retained earnings (after dividend).
Constant Payout Ratio Policy: It is possible that a company could set a policy to payout a certain percentage of earnings as dividends.
n The problem is that such a policy would not fit the needs of the firms stockholders, since it would cause a great deal of volatility in dividends paid (see clientele effect spoken of earlier).
Constant Payout Ratio Policy Steps:
1. Pay a constant proportion of earnings (if positive).
2. Base optimal capital budget on residual retained earnings.
Low Regular Dividend Plus Extras: This policy is a hybrid of the last two policies. It is meant to keep expectations low for dividends, and supplement those dividends with bonuses in good years.
n The problem is the potential for negative signaling.
Low Regular Dividend Plus Extras Steps:
- Pay a predictable dividend every year.
- In years with good earnings pay a bonus dividend.
- Base optimal capital budget on residual of regular dividend and compromising with bonus for capital budgeting projects.
General Motors – Dividends
General Motors – Dividends
General Motors – Dividend History
Caterpillar – Dividend History
Internally Generated Growth
Dividend Payout Ratio:
n The company can only pay for its own growth if it retains earnings.
n The stockholder is more certain of earnings if the firm pay out part of "earnings" as dividends.
Retention Ratio:
n The retention ratio depends on what proportion of earnings is paid-out as dividends.
n Everything else is retained.
The Internal Growth Rate
The internal growth rate tells us how much the firm can grow assets using retained earnings as the only source of financing.
b = Retention Ratio
The Sustainable Growth Rate
The sustainable growth rate tells us how much the firm can grow by using internally generated funds and issuing debt to maintain a constant debt ratio.
b = Retention Ratio
Dividend Policy
A company's dividend policy depends on:
n The shareholders of the company.
n Market signaling.
o The more understandable the better.
o The more stable the better.
n The growth potential of the company.


text: Given the complex social and emotional issues facing many of our students the need to provide mental health services in the schools is great. North River Collaborative offers a program that brings MSW interns into the schools to help address the many social emotional and mental health issues that may commonly impact a student's educational experience. The interns come from Boston College Graduate School of Social Work, Boston University Graduate School of Social Work, Bridgewater State University Graduate School of Social Work and Simmons College Graduate School of Social Work. The interns are placed in participating schools within our districts. Services provided by the Social Work Interns include individual counseling, group counseling, classroom interactive activities, crisis intervention, consultation with school staff and outreach to parents and outpatient collaterals. The interns are in field from September to May and work between 16-24 hours a week. They are supervised by an LICSW and receive extensive training. There is no cost to students or families for these services.


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The 20-year-old victim opened the door of her home in the town of Hilden early Saturday when one of the suspects doused her with sulphuric acid from a tin can.
The victim suffered severe burns to the face and is being treated in a special clinic, the West German newspaper wrote on Sunday, adding that the injuries are not life threatening.
"The victim immediately felt strong burns in her face and called rescue services" who identified the liquid as an acid. The woman was taken to a hospital. Her grandmother was also slightly hurt
in the attack.
One of the suspects, a 22-year-old man of Turkish origin, was arrested and remanded in custody on Saturday. The paper identified him as the woman's ex-boyfriend.
He told investigators he had asked an acquaintance to carry out the attack, police and the public prosecutor's office in the state capital of Düsseldorf said in a joint statement.
The other suspect, who is aged 18 and thought to have carried out the attack, turned himself in to the police on Sunday.
"The attack was committed with sulphuric acid which the assailants bought in a pharmacy," authorities said.
The victim had reported the suspected attacker three times to the police for threatening her and using physical violence.
Authorities said the young man had been ordered to stay away from her.
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Ivy is a voracious grower and produces plenty of vines within a short time. Anywhere the vines touch moist soil; you can expect to find roots within a few weeks. Whether you have a potted ivy plant or a patch of ivy growing outside, the new little plants that form are excellent for transplanting. There is no special time for transplanting since as soon as the ivy encounters warmer temperatures, it will start growing again, even if it is the dead of winter.
Locate the base of the ivy plant that needs to be transplanted by lifting a branch until you find its roots. You will want to cut off any other runners that either run from the mother plant or to another plant. Typically, the runners do not have very many leaves on them.
Loosen the roots from the soil by using a small hand shovel so you get as many roots as possible without snapping them. Dig around and then under the ivy plant, lifting the roots from the ground.
Prepare the new site by digging a hole twice as big as the root ball. Add a mix of soil made up of 50 percent root mulch, 25 percent perlite and 25 percent humus. If you are transplanting into a plant pot, simply place the soil mixture in the pot.
Push aside the soil to make room for the roots of your ivy plant. Set the ivy in place, and cover its roots with the prepared soil mixture. Tamp it down with the heel of your palm to make good soil contact.
Water the ivy immediately after planting. It will not need further water unless you see it is actually wilting.
Things You Will Need
- Scissors
- Potting soil
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- Hand shovel
- Ivy is very resilient; even if some of its roots are broken, the plant will recover quickly.
- Ivy is an attractive plant, but without some constraints placed on its growth, the plant will become invasive.
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
requires that each year all public housing authorities develop and
present to the public an Annual Plan. The Plan details the
Houston Housing Authority's goals and objectives for achieving its
mission in the coming year. The Annual Plan provides details
about agency operations, program participants, programs, and
services for the upcoming fiscal year.
The Houston Housing Authority (HHA) announces the beginning of a
public comment period on its fiscal year 2019 Annual Plan.
All written comments and questions should be sent to Katie
Barbour-Jakubcin, 2640 Fountain View Drive, Suite 3043, Houston,
Texas 77057, or emailed to email@example.com.
The Annual Plan will be available for review at the Houston
Housing Authority's central office, located at 2640 Fountainview,
3rd Floor, Houston, TX 77057, online at www.housingforhouston.com,
and at each development's management office.
During the public comment period, HHA will conduct public
meetings regarding the Annual Plan. The times and locations
of the meetings will be announced on HHA's website, at the
Authority's central office, and at each development's management
office. The Comment Period will close September 13,
Click the links below to download the Houston Housing
Authority's Annual Plan, as well as supporting documentation.
Summary of Changes
Annual Plan - Draft
Capital Fund 5 Year Action Plan - Draft
Administrative Plan for Section 8
Admissions and
Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP) - Draft
Attachment A: Reasonable Accommodations Policy - Draft
Attachment B: Language Assistance Plan & Limited English
Proficiency Policy - Draft
Notice of Amendment to the FY 2018 Annual Plan
2018 Annual
Plan for Section 8
Homeownership Plan
Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP)
Attachment A: Reasonable Accommodations Policy
Attachment B: Language Assistance Plan & Limited English
Proficiency Policy
2017 Annual Plan
Family Self-Sufficiency Action Plan
Summary of Changes Narrative
2016 Annual Plan
Admissions and
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The BIG EAT Returns!
Back for its seventh year, the Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership and participating downtown restaurants are proud to present the return of "The Big Eat." Every Tuesday night, beginning January 6 until January 27, more than 30 great downtown restaurants will offer 50 percent discounts off of their signature dishes. There has been such a positive response to the Big Eat promotion since its inception 2009, that it was a no-brainer to bring back the event in 2015. The Downtown Partnership received numerous e-mails and phone calls from people who participated in the last six years and who were asking to bring Continue reading


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Cottage Grove Court provides the perfect environment for a relaxed, private and secure lifestyle. Nestled quietly amongst family homes, you'll find yourself conveniently close to public transport, shops, medical facilities, The Vines golf course and several local wineries.
These recently built architecturally designed villas feature:
At home, you'll be surrounded by like-minded neighbours and supported by Eldercare's friendly team taking care of all those maintenance and gardening chores, so you can enjoy the good life.
Cottage Grove Court is situated at 17 Winston Crescent, Woodcroft, adjacent to Eldercare's Cottage Grove residential care facility.
To request an information pack or to register your interest in future vacancies, please call our Sales Team on (08) 8274 3633 or complete our online Expression of Interest form.
Sorry we do not have any vacancies at the moment. Please contact us for meore information and to join our waitlist.
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Fall Fashion, New Shoot
Riding the wave of the first solo show, I am still busy in the studio this September! I am currently working on a fashion photo shoot with Tiffany Cintrón , Mari Alex and Michel Muylle. The twist to the shoot is that I will be finishing a new plaster sculpture for this project. Also if you haven't seen my first solo exhibition at Houston Arts Alliance I encourage you to check it out and feel free to interact with the exhibition! Hands on and eyes open are encouraged! Above is a preview of the fashion shoot that is in progress.
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Zambia Travel info
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Credit cards:
Most lodges accept Visa and MasterCard for extras.
The Zambia government has revoked the legislation that required all payments in Zambia to be made in local currency (Kwatcha) . All major currencies are now accepted in Zambia.
DO NOT be tempted to EVER change money with people on the street. Rather go to a reputable bureau de change
The Victoria Falls region is a malaria area. We strongly recommend that you consult a doctor and start prophylaxis before your arrival. Cover up with long pants and shirts after dark, sleep under a mosquito net and use mosquito repellant.Be aware that a lot of anti malaria medication and pregnancy don't go together. If you are planning a family please discuss a malaria medication that is suitable, with your doctor.
As of end January 2015 a Yellow fever inoculation is no longer required for South Africans travelling to Zambia.
Livingstone is serviced by medical facilities. They will be able to attend to you in an emergency and, if required, airlift you to the nearest hospital facility that can treat your condition. Ensure you have medical insurance to cover this eventuality.
All visitors are responsible for their own travel and medical insurance. Please insure fully for emergency evacuation, medical, curtailment and repatriation
If you are planning on incorporating a stay in Botswana or Zambia into your holiday please note - any tourists who have been to an Ebola infected area (Guinea, Sierra Leone or Liberia) in the past 30 days will be denied entry into Botswana and Zambia
How to get there:
There are currently three airlines which service the Johannesburg to Livingstone route (BA-Comair and SAA) so on any given day there are at least two flights - more during peak seasons.
BA and SAA airlines have frequent flyer programs such as SAA's Voyager Miles which can redeemed for flights to Livingstone. You currently require 20,000 Voyage Miles on Mileage Keeper to fly to Livingstone in economy class. This is subject to change. To be sure visit www.flysaa.com
BA flies twice a week from London to Lusaka.
Proflight has regular flights from Lusaka to Livingstone.
Checked in luggage:
There are new regulations for checked in luggage which vary according to ticket class and loyalty membership programs. The following would work as a rule of thumb:
Checked in bag dimensions should be no larger than 90cm x 75cm x 43 cm
Weight of checked in luggage: 20 kgs
Sports and music equipment forms part of your luggage allowance - so as long as the equipment fits into your bag there is no extra charge.
One hand luggage of no more than 7 kgs or exceeding 56cm x 36cm x 23 cm is allowed.
Self drive:
The Beit Bridge border post continues to be a thorn in the side of self drive guests. If you are going in high peak times (Christmas , Easter etc) we recommend self drive visitors from South Africa drive via Botswana and avoid the chaos at Beit Bridge border post. There is talk of a complete overhaul but until then spare yourself the irritation.
The road via Nata to Kasane is tarred all the way. Cross over into Zambia at Kasane using the quaint but time consuming ferry. You will require your vehicle ownership papers (or a certified copy) and a police clearance certificate of your vehicle.
We recommend you contact your nearest AA (Automobile Association) for the up to date requirements.
Border post times:
Botswana- Zambia : 06h00 – 18h00. Zambia – Zimbabwe: 06h00 – 22h00.
There are regular coaches from Lusaka to Livingstone. Buses leave from Shoprite in Cairo Rd (Lusaka) early in the morning - and again at noon. Book early at the station.
Travelling with kids:
Under the new regulations, parents travelling to & from SA with children under the age of 18 are required to produce an unabridged birth certificate for each child. In the case where only one parent is travelling with the child(ren), consent in the form of an affidavit from the other parent registered is required. Alternatively, either a court order granting full parental responsibilities and rights or a death certificate of the other parent must be produced.From 1 June 2015, airlines will be forced to refuse travel to families not in possession of these document
Effective from the 1st October 2016, minors travelling through Botswana's borders will be required to produce certified copies of unabridged birth certificates in addition to their valid passports. In the event that one parent is not travelling with the child, the other parent's affidavit consenting to such travel should be availed. However, an affidavit will not be required if the father's name does not appear on the child's birth certificate. To summarise the above, should families be travelling with children below the age of 18 as of 1 October 2016 they will require the following:
All visitors require valid passports to enter Zambia.
Passports must be valid for at least 6 months and have at least 2 blank pages.
Below is the latest Zambian visa information at our disposal as supplied by Zambian Tourism. (Visas amended December 2008)
Costs:$50 for all passport holders - single entry$80 for all passport holders - double /multiple entry$20 for day trips
All nationalities that previously did not require a visa (such as South Africans, Botswana, Irish) still do not require a visa to enter Zambia. See this link for passports who do NOT require a visa to enter Zambia -
The $20 for day trips covers clients that may be staying in Zimbabwe or Botswana and want to come across the border just for the day to see the Zambian side of the Falls or do an activity.
For further information regarding visas go to - http://www.zambiatourism.com/travel/traveladvice/visa-immigration-info.htm
See this link for passports requiring a visa prior to arrival in Zambia
We have also been advised that guests requiring a visa may now pay for it by credit card using the following major credit cards
* MasterCard
* Maestro and
* American Express
Guests should note however that if there are any network issues affecting credit card transactions they will be will be permitted to go to the nearest ATM and draw the required cash in local currency
Kaza Uni-Visa is reinstated as of 21st of December 2016. (with more countries to follow) to allow fee movement between these countries for certain passport holders. This means that guests planning on extended safari itinerary that will take in the countries involved with the Univisa will only have to pay one fee. (on implementation the cost was $50 pp) The Univisa is valid for 30 days. Follow this link for more information on the Kaza Visa
Visa costs and information are subject to change. We urge guests to visit the links above to check info before arrival.
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What Causes BAD BREATH?!
We all have bad breath from time to time. Eating tasty, but pungent food like garlic or onions can make anyone think twice about moving in for a kiss afterward. Unfortunately, it's possible to suffer from more than just the occasional food-related halitosis, and regularly have embarrassing moments where your breath might not be so fresh.
What Causes Bad Breath?According to the Mayo Clinic, there's a lot of things that can cause chronic bad breath beyond just what you eat. For example:
- Dry Mouth
- Poor dental hygiene
- Infections like gum disease
- Tooth Decay
- Medications
- Tobacco Products
- Chronic reflux of stomach acids or GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease)
How Can I Fix It?While oral health is definitely an important step to combating halitosis, studies have also shown that managing our internal gut health through probiotics that support a healthy immune system is also important.
The right probiotics can assist our body with balancing intestinal microflora which will improve our oral health and the bad breath symptoms that go along with gingivitis and periodontitis.
Dr. Harold Katz, recognized as America's Bad Breath Expert, and author of The Bad Breath Bible has been a proponent of probiotics for treating bad breath for many years. A Huffington Post article he published in 2011 cites a number of research studies that conclude the positive effects of probiotics on those suffering from chronic halitosis. He summarizes all of the scientific results of the many studies by saying, "beneficial bacteria found in probiotics can replace existing harmful ones."
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Vabilo na predavanje dr. Fritza Oehla, sreda 5.9.2012 ob 10. uri v predavalnici A5, BF, Oddelek za agronomijo
Vabljeni na predavanje gostujočega predavatelja dr. Fritza Oehla (Agroscope Reckenholz-Tänikon Research Station ART, FDEA, Zürich, Švica) z naslovom Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in agricultural soils: from taxonomy and biodiversity to biogeography, ki bo potekalo v sredo, 5. 9. 2012 ob 10h v predavalnici A5 Oddelka za agronomijo, BF.
Dr. Fritz Oehl je znanstveni sodelavec v skupini za raziskave ekološkega kmetijstva (Group of Ecological Farming Systems) in skrbnik švicarske zbirke arbuskularnih mikoriznih gliv (Swiss Collection of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi – SAF).
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Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) play an important role in agricultural ecosystems for soil formation, stability and erosion prevention as well as for plant nutrition, plant protection against root pathogens and root pests and stabilization of both yields and quality of many major and minor crops. In recent years, many studies on the taxonomy and biodiversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) have substantially increased our knowledge about these important soil organisms that exclusively belong to the phylum Glomeromycota. So far, three classes, five orders, 15 families, 31 genera and about 250 AMF species have been described but despite of several major breakthroughs achieved in the last ten years it is, however, clear that these numbers represent only a minority of taxa estimated for this phylum, especially on the species level. Currently, new species are at best described by concomitant morphological and molecular analyses of their asexual spores from monospecific pure cultures that simultaneously can serve as base material for extensive studies of the functional diversity of isolates on a series of ecosystem services, at different scales from the laboratory up to most relevant large-scale field applications. There is so far only little knowledge about the biogeography of these fungi, but we assume that with more studies it will become more obvious that there are only a few AMF generalist species, while the large majority of AMF species have specific habitats, live in specific soils, occur only in specific agricultural systems, in specific macro-, meso- or micro-climates, or have preferences for specific host plant species. In the following, the recent progresses and the future expectations and challenges on the AMF taxonomy, biodiversity and biogeography in agricultural soils are summarized.


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As a mod, DayZ makes no money on its own. So, when the zombie survival game-within-a-game became the latest indie success story, it was only a matter of time until it got released as a standalone product. With that comes a much more fully-featured experience. Speaking with Rock Paper Shotgun, creator Dean "Rocket" Hall revealed that the full release of DayZ will hopefully be coming by the end of the year, bringing with it the ability for players to build bases in instanced areas, a revamped Chernarus, and all new maps. I expect to see you all slaying zombies with me in the near future.
I love that Chernarus will be getting more open buildings, but I'm really not sure how I feel about the instanced construction projects. To me, part of the allure of DayZ is the idea that you could be ambushed at any second by another group of players, so you have to be constantly on your guard. I'm not sure how allowing players to have their own spaces will affect that. We'll just have to see.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Wal-Mart saves our bacon, again
Posted by Sean
Photo by Chromewavesdotorg
We are at the Wal-Mart in Eastlake, Ohio (map), just a couple of blocks from Lake Erie.
We arrived in Willowick yesterday afternoon to visit with friends, who had offered their driveway to quarter Odyssey for a night or two. Unfortunately, we just could not make the geometry work -- the street was only 20' wide, the driveway less than 8' and exactly perpendicular to the street, and, to make matters worse, a telephone pole at the corner of the driveway and the street. I would have had to run over a good swath of lawn to make the turn, and even then, we'd take up the whole driveway, and they'd have to put a car at a neighbor's house -- there is no on-street parking between 2am and 5am anywhere in the city.
Had it been imperative to get in there, I'm sure I could have spent half an hour doing it, involving what we like to call the 27-point turn, and probably some wood blocks to run over the curb and perhaps nosing into the driveway across the street. But hey, this Wal-Mart was only a couple of miles away, so why ruin the lawn? After visiting a little bit and trading tours of our respective dwellings, they followed us over here and then brought us back to their place for a delicious home-made lasagna dinner.
We are in a remote, isolated, and quiet part of the lot here, and notwithstanding our general desire to spend only a single night at any given Wal-Mart, we opted to stay tonight as well, so that we could spend most of today touring around the city in their car. We really enjoyed the waterfront area and the area around the river known locally as "the flats." We even popped into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for a few minutes (we declined to actually buy tickets -- museums of this type generally do not call us). One of the exhibits is Johnny Cash's MCI tour bus, parked on the concrete in front of the museum. Sort of a busman's holiday for us, I guess.
Photo by TKCS
We wrapped up our visit with a nice dinner at a local Mexican restaurant that is one of their favorites, where the food was quite good. We really enjoyed visiting with them and seeing the area, and they were very gracious hosts, shuttling us back and forth as well as being tour guides extraordinaire.
Tomorrow morning we will clear out of the Wal-Mart, and very briefly head west back towards Cleveland. We have reservations for lunch at the Shoreby Club in Bratenahl, which we learned today is a very tony neighborhood with many expensive lakefront mansions. I suppose lunch will be our big opportunity to live the high life Cleveland-style, possibly to the annoyance of the wealthy neighbors as we maneuver Odyssey through the neighborhood. The club assured me that they get semis in there all the time, though, when I inquired about being able to park.
Photo by cfour33
After lunch we will head east along the lake, en route to Rochester, NY. Louise discovered there will be a big scooter rally there this weekend, and we're close enough to make it worthwhile. We had almost swung down towards Atlanta last weekend for a different scooter rally, but had decided against it on the basis of time, distance, and weather; later Louise was bummed to discover that the purveyors of a new line of women's cycle gear would be at the Atlanta rally to show off their wares (ahead of some big fashion show in Milan, apparently). So this will be the make-up rally of sorts (albeit sans the Italy-bound cycle fashion crew).
Speaking of Atlanta, we've been on pins and needles all day, with all four of us jumping any time one of our phones buzzed (we are all involved with the Red Cross). While we were having lunch at a local grill, we kept catching glimpses of the massive flooding there on various news channels. Apparently, the chapters down there have things well under control, but the scope of the damage is extensive enough to have warranted a national call-out had it happened in any of a number of other places. It may yet come to that, of course, and so the whole scooter rally thing is really contingent on us not getting a call. We're pretty confident, though, that if we have not been called by now, we won't be.
All photos used under a Creative Commons license.
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- AnonymousSep 24, 2009, 9:44:00 AM
It looks like we were very close. We were in the north east part of Cleveland on Tuesday. Too bad that we missed you. That is the closest we have gotten to crossing paths yet. It doesn't look like we will cross again this trip, because we are down in Sumter SC, and will be going father south tomorrow.
Enjoy your travels.
God bless,
John (John316 Mac BB)
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Email Thom Gibbs with the answer to this question: Which England failure disappointed you the most?
19.08 So it's 1-0 and 1-0 for England under Hodgson. Is a pattern developing? Wait, I think I remember this from GCSE maths... It's a Fibonacci sequence, isn't it? So we'll beat France 2-0, Sweden 3-0, Ukraine 5-0 and eventually progress to the final which we will win 21-0. Marvellous!
England uninspiring but reasonably effective. Walcott was impressive when he came on and I'd prefer him to The Ox, to start games at least. A few worrying moments of slopiness from Ashley Cole and the usual listlessness in attack. Defoe did what Defoe does but I don't fancy him against a better side than Belgium. I don't really fancy any of our strikers. Time to consider a Roma-style 4-6-0, perhaps?
Hard to see this side pulling together to beat anyone particularly good, but they've got it in them to sneak through to a penalty shoot out at some stage I reckon. Almost certainly the quarter finals. Equally, it seems like they'd have absolutely no idea of how to get back into a game if they went a goal down. Still reckon we'll be out at the group stage.
Alas. If you want to take your mind off the sadness and are collecting Panini's Euro 2012 stickers please join Jonathan Liew and myself next Thursday, 7 June at the Cask Pub in London's trendy Pimlico from 5pm. We will be hosting a sticker swap shop and it would be wonderful to see you there.
Thanks for your company, I'll talk to you again soon.
England 1 Belgium 0
90+3 min One more minute of added time. Fellaini dispossesses Cole, who's looked a touch rusty to me today, and plays it sideways to Lukaku who's away from Lescott. Lukaku is judged to be offside. I'm not so sure he was... A let off.
90+1 min Defoe bravely attempts to run at the entire Belgian back four. He's tackled and it falls for Walcott, who looks good running at pace again (I suppose if he didn't look good doing that he'd have very little to recommend him). Walcott picks his time to pass for Defoe excellently once more but this time Defoe's quick shot is into the side netting.
87 min Vertonghen is allowed a free header in the box from a corner, after Johnson slipped in the box. It's over. You don't want to be presenting that sort of chance to the likes of Yaroslav Rakitskiy in a couple of weeks time... Yaroslav will not need asking twice. Yaroslav loves a header.
85 min England corner cleared. Milner and Rooney combine on the right, and Rooney gets in behind but overhits a cross. Behind for a goal kick. Few nations can do an overhit cross as well as England.
83 min Here comes England's rose Jordan Henderson, replacing Steven Gerrard. Role model Wayne Rooney is now captain. Gawd bless us, every one of us.
82 min Defoe hits the post! Walcott did well to take it forward at speed and feed it into the box on the right at the correct time. Defoe picked his spot Mignolet was beaten, but the ball cracks the inside and bottom of the post.
81 min Chances for both sides. Rooney takes his time on the left and delivers an excellent cross for Parker. Vermaelen just about cuts it out. At the other end Fellaini has a fierce shot from inside the box, it's charged down by Cole. Here's Paul Hayward:
78 min Here's an insight into Gary Neville's coaching techniques, as picked up by the touchline microphone as Lescott receives treatment: "Wazza! Wazza! You play right back, Wazza!" You can't buy that sort of insight. Oooh, here's Gillet, miles out, lovely shot... Hits the post! Hart rooted. Great shot from the Belgian right back. A goal for his team makes this an "oh dear" performance rather than the "well, fair enough, I suppose" that it is at 1-0.
77 min Lescott has sustained a boxer's cut just above his eye and made a terrible mess of his shirt. He's unhurt and receiving treatment over the touchline.
74 min Gerrard targets Johnson with a free kick from deep on the right. Johnson is close to getting on the end of it with a diving header, but Vermaelen's there with a crucial header. Soon afterwards Defoe is put through by Parker in a similar position to that which brought Welbeck the goal. He steers it across goal towards Gerrard, with Simons making the interception this time. Better from England. This is probably what it will look like when we're losing: Almost making chances.
73 min Lukaku is on for Belgium. He replaces Mertens.
71 min Too late to get this chap on the plane? For his ability to have an amusing haircut if nothing else:
69 min Can we have another goal please? Belgium currently looking more likely, but only on account of all their possession. Phil Jagielka is coming on for John Terry, who earns a mix of cheers and boos from the Wembley crowd.
67 min Here come a pair of England players. Their names are Jermain Defoe and Theo Walcott. Two other England players come off the pitch for a nice sit on a lovely red bench. Their names are Ashley Young and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
65 min So we're back to Belgium passing it around without a whole lot of trouble in deep areas, but also without looking like they're going to do too much with it where it counts. England force it wide and Mertens crosses. Easy catch for Hart. England, I suppose, are defending well.
64 min The damned find their last refuge in another one of the damned. Not the band. It's Richard Keys:
62 min Hazard with another fairly good shot from just outside the area. It's curling, but it's straight into the usually faultless hands of Joe Hart. Soon afterwards Vermaelen intercepts and Belgium attack with intent. Chadli feeds it inside to Fellaini who's less than 10 yards from goal but can only shoot straight at Hart.
60 min Some news from Henry Winter which paves the way for a sensational international return for Gary Pallister:
59 min Mirllais coming on for Chadli for Belgium. I'm reliably informed that's a like for like change.
57 min It's scrappy and the same word as that without the "s". I'd quite like to see Joey Barton introduced to make things more exciting.
54 min Rooney's coming on for England to sustain a heartbreaking metatarsal injury. He replaces Welbeck. In other news, Gary Cahill is having a precautionary X-ray on his jaw after that nasty collision with Hart.
53 min Would you like to hear a deflating statistic? If not, look away now:
51 min Vertonghen with a little bit of space 30 yards from goal. Works it onto his left foot and tries a shot. It is well over. You silly, silly boy Jan Vertonghen.
49 min Poor cross from The Ox, but it causes uncertainty near the far post and is turned behind for an England corner. Young takes, looking for Terry, but he heads over.
47 min Here's Danny Welbeck doing his nifty finish and goal routine:
46 min Here we are then, England kick us off. Delicious prawn sandwiches and complimentary kegs of Carling mean the middle section of Wembley remains mostly empty. Twas ever such.
18.03 I suppose you can't really grumble when you're winning, and when a team that's likely to spend its time on its Eastern European holiday counter-attacking scores a goal against the run of play but... I'll have a little grumble anyway. Such familiar territory from England. Still too fond of the impatient hoof from the back when there's nothing else on. Still a lack of composure and class in telling moments. Still the occasional embarrassing technical failure from players who rarely seem to make similar mistakes for their clubs. Still, well done Welbeck for an excellent finish and Young for a decent pass to find him. Belgium, for all their possession, haven't given Hart much to. Hazard looks a threat. Let's reconvene in 15 and see if it gets any better when all the subs come on and the game loses all meaning. See you then.
England 1 Belgium 0
45+1 min Climey, things happening in the Belgium box! Simons dallies for an age close to his own goal, and Welbeck is onto him. His tackle deflects towards Milner on the right who does well to reach the ball and picks out Gerrard just inside the area. He tries to steer it into the bottom corner but his shot is blocked. Gets another chance and it's the same result. Falls for The Ox. Blocked again! Better from England. In that they had some shots.
44 min England break after Cole wins the ball in a meaty challenge with Fellaini. Welbeck with it... Takes it wide and towards the left-hand flank. Always looks like he's going to struggle to do anything useful from there and he's duly tackled. If we are going to be such a counter-attacking team I would suggest that more needs to be made from those opportunities.
42 min Parker beginning to assert himself a little more in midfield, but we're still experiencing longish periods of Belgian possession. Here's Paul Hayward in praise of England's goalscorer:
40 min Belgium force a corner in response. It's cleared but they keep the ball. Hazard tries a shot from 25 yards. Excellently struck, bouncing in a difficult area for Hart, but he holds onto it after a brief semi-spill from his palms.
36 min GOAL!! England 1 Belgium 0 (Welbeck)
Belgium caught out, with Vermaelen guilty of pushing up a little too high, and Young exploits the space as they misplace a pass. Welbeck has it on the left of the area, past the last defender. Still an awful lot to do, but he digs out a shot that loops over the advancing Mignolet and into the net. Excellent finish, and England have a lead that they do not deserve. Still, viva the suckerpunch!
34 min Rotten passage of play for England, who were tricked and passed around by Belgium with Cole falling over and The Ox dismissed as if he wasn't there by Witsel. Belgium still with most of the ball and winning the midfield battle. Gerrard and The Ox threaten to do something useful in midfield, but the Liverpool player and Ashley Young are offisde.
33 min The Camilla Parker-Bowles lookalike in the crowd looks pretty bored. I think Prince Charles is writing a text.
31 min Ashley Cole fouls future team mate Eden Hazard with a late sliding tackle that is presumably part of some ancient Chelsea hazing ritual. Later, Hazard will have to sing a song on the coach and "the lads" will in all likelihood "slaughter him".
29 min Insipid stuff from England. These supporters must feel pretty silly. I reckon a banner of that quality would have cost up to and including £29.99. Not to mention the artists' fee for the unnervingly accurate caricature of Roy Hodgson:
26 min Johnson fouls Mertens wide on the left. Belgium have a free kick. Good delivery, Witsel nearly on the end of it and Fellaini almost gets it under control to shoot from close range but England clear for a corner. This is headed away but a combination of The Ox and Johnson. I'm not that attached to The Ox as a nickname, can someone else suggest one for the Euros?
24 min Oooh, not bad at all from Witsel who ends the most composed passing spell from either side for far with a marvellous shot just shy of the "D". Just over the bar. Beautifully struck.
22 min Glen Johnson and James Milner make a mess of a throw in, gifting another one to Belgium. Wonderful. Can someone get Ian Broudie on the phone and find out if it's coming home? Actually, on this evidence save your money.
21 min It's been a tough 42 years for Andy Dean:
Most disappointing England experience? No contest. Has to be Germany beating us in the 1970 World Cup, still cant get over it.
19 min Looks like Lescott will be coming on for Cahill. Yep, here he is. Cahill's chin hit Hart's shoulder with frightening velocity.
18 min Mertens pushes Cahill right into Hart's shoulder as the Chelsea defender tries to shepherd the ball over the byline. Cahill's stayed down and is looking groggy. Could this mean a call-up for Ledley King? Mertens is booked, but not before he's rolled the loose ball into an empty net from a position almost behind the line that seems highly improbable. Hats off for that.
16 min The crown seem to be having a very nice time making paper planes and attempting to chuck them onto the pitch. I've counted three that have made it so far. Clive Tyldesley says he's been hit by a few. Is there any kind of bants more bantiful than International Friendly bants?
14 min Another shot from range from The Ox. Welbeck's onside and latches onto a dinked ball into the left-hand channel. He lays it back to the Arsenal youngster who attempts a powerful side-foot towards the top corner from five yards outside of the box. It flashes just over.
13 min England on the ball deep in their own half. Pass. Pass. Pass. Pass. NO! HOOF! Towards Ashley Young. Who's offside. International sigh.
12 min Johnson proving the surprise attacking fulcrum for England once again, this time with a more conventional run down the flank. Vertonghen is allowed to tackle him this time. Here's your friend and mine Eoin Butler:
As an Irish fan, I think England's failure to approach Euro 2012 with a deluded over confidence in their own chances of success is a rather large disappointment. Come on, schadenfreude is all we've got.
Didn't you hear, Eoin? You're in this one yourselves!
10 min England gorwing into this now. Johnson comes alive in the Belgium half and briefly looks like running past the entire team but Vermaelen stands him up and dispossesses him. Here's Jonathan Liew:
Thanks Jonathan, I will.
8 min Loose ball runs drops for Milner on the right. He picks out The Ox arriving on the edge of the box. He slips, puts the ball onto his standing foot, and it floats off to the side of the goal like a 10p ball from a petrol station. Decent chance.
7 min First touch for Alex-Oxlade-Alex-Chamberlain-Alex. Gets past Witsel with ease but can't beat the right back Gillet.
6 min Corner is worked short and comes to very little of note, but it's still Belgium on the ball.
5 min Belgium corner, after an impressively pacy run forward from Hazard which has Cahill backing off him. He plays it left to Mirallas whose shot is deflected behind off Johnson.
4 min It's Belgium with the best of the early exchanges. Nice backheel from Hazard into Dembele but it's semi-cleared by Cahill. England look to be set up to counter. That's sure to placate the always-tolerant, always-patient, always-progressive Wembley crowd.
2 min Impressive levels of whistling coming from the Belgian fans when England have the ball. They've brought 8,000 fans with them.
1 min Here we go, it's intertational friendly time.
17.12 And now, to sing the national anthem, it's Neil Young and Crazy Horse:
17.07 The teams are in the tunnel. David Beckham's having a chat with Bobby Charlton. Some reasonable lookalikes are having their photograph taken:
17.04 Feel weirdly heartened to see Gary Neville out on the pitch doing some impassioned talking and pointing in Theo Walcott's face. Less heartened after realising Walcott's only on the bench. I suppose Neville's got a lot of experience of how to handle that situation after his last couple of seasons at Manchester United.
17.00 This sounds about right:
16.58 Vincent Kompany is out of the Belgium line-up after injuring himself in the warm-up. Simons replaces him in central defence.
16.55 Here's Roy Hodgson speaking in front of a wall of very tiny adverts:
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is in the squad to play. It's obviously a big ask for him today, and it'll be a test for him. But we've got to see him in a big game and this is a big game today. It will give us a big boost if he goes out today and shows the type of footballer he is and proves we can rely on him. I've not worked out a starting eleven yet, I haven't thought in those terms. At the moment I'm keen to see as many players as possible to confirm what I thought about them and confirm my faith in them. I'm confident the players will work very hard today to show they're ready and to show they're up for it.
16.50 Look! Little dots on the post! Probably involving cameras somehow! Goal-line technology is HERE! What a time to be alive:
16.40 So goal-line technology will be in force for this afternoon's game for the first time ever at Wembley. Some kind of hawk's eye is involved. Suspect us muggles wouldn't understand it. Don't get too excited though, as today is merely a trial of the system. Only the boffins (thanks, red-tops) studying the system will know whether contentious balls have crossed the line or not.
16.30 Finally, we have some Belgian subs. And their excellent names mean they were worth the wait.
16.27 Seriously, where are those Belgian substitutes? I'm kinda worried about them.
16.20 Here are the full teams:
England: Hart, Johnson, Cole, Gerrard (c), Cahill, Terry, Milner, Parker, Welbeck, Young, Chamberlain
Subs: Jones, Green, Baines, Lescott, Jagielka, Henderson, Downing, Defoe, Rooney, Carroll, Walcott, Butland
Belgium: Mignolet, G Gillet, Vertonghen, Kompany (c), Vermaelen, Mertens, Witsel, Mirallas, Hazard, Fellaini, Dembele
Subs: Renard, Simons, De Camargo, Pocognoli, Chadli, Benteke, Vossen, Lukaku, Odoi, De Ceulaer, Defour, Nainggolan
16.18 Some team news then. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, as expected, will start in an England shirt for the first time. Danny Welbeck replaces Andy Carroll in attack.
16.02 Are we in danger of getting a little over-excited by this afternoon's game?
15.46 Would you like to see a picture of a very young Roy Hodgson from today's England programme*? Of course you would. Here he is:
*Available at all good pre-approved stadium vendors for the knock-down price of £27
15.30 Afternoon liveblog fans.
And so we draw near to a Major International Tournament which no-one here seems particularly bothered about and at which England seem to be destined to finish bottom of their group with a goal difference of -37.
Perhaps things aren't quite so bad.
I'm certainly very excited about the European Championships 2012, but then I'm not someone whose interest in international football begins and ends with my own nation.
If you're in the latter camp you're waking up (admirably late) to the daunting news that James Milner and Stewart Downing might be our "wingers" for the opening match against France in nine days time. Ouch.
It'll be Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain deployed out wide this afternoon, with the rest of England's midfield likely to consist of a very tired Scott Parker, surprise call-up Tony Dorigo and Ryan Giggs on the left disguised as Jordan Henderson.
They're up against Belgium, surely a team more deserving of this week's damning Time cover than our poor chaps:
They've got Fellaini, Kompany, Vermaelen, Dembele, Lukaku and soon-to-be-disappointing Chelsea youngster Eden Hazard.
I don't feel like it's too much of a stretch to say their starting eleven will be roughly as good as England's. And yet they've not qualified for a World Cup or European Championships for 10 years. Where's their Time cover, eh, Time?
I shall bring you team news, straw clutching, imaginary bunting and much, much more in the 105 minutes until kick off. Stay tuned.


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The 33-year-old Melissa shared a lengthy post on her personal blog where she wrote that she first interacted with the Backstreet Boys singer when their representative suggested they date.
The former pop star, who had a boyfriend at the time, said she took the call "out of respect."
A few years later, the duo was shooting the 2004 made-for-TV movie The Hollow when Nick invited Melissa and her friend to his Santa Monica apartment for a "casual hangout,".
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After a few shots, Nick took Melissa into an office, where he played some of his music for her before starting making out, she wrote.
Melissa detailed the incident saying Nick alleged attack, took her into a bathroom and started kissing her before he lifted her onto the counter and tried to unbutton her pants.
Melissa, who was virgin at the time, says she told him to stop. She wrote;
He told me, 'don't worry. I won't tell anybody,
Nick didn't listen to her and instead, he took off Melissa's pants and started performing oral sex.
I told him to stop, but he didn't. So I turned off the bathroom light so I wouldn't see anything. He kept turning the light back on because he told me he wanted to look at me,
She further added;
I remember thinking at that point that maybe after this he will just stop, but he didn't.
When someone knocked on the bathroom door, Melissa said Nick took her into another bathroom, then demanded her to perform oral sex on him.
She claims when she refused, he said;
I did it for you and it's only right you do it for me.
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DEAR BENNY: I purchased land about one year ago with plans to build a duplex. I am finding it difficult to obtain a loan. I recently found a company that provides loans to other companies in the form of a credit card. This would entail me opening a limited liability company (LLC) and applying for a company loan. Should I open the LLC myself or pay an attorney? Also, do you see any drawbacks to opening a line of credit under a company name? –Adrienne
DEAR ADRIENNE: I always ask myself, "What's the catch?" Yes, you can create a limited liability company, and then get the credit card offered by this company. But if you are currently unable to get a loan to build your duplex, why would this company be so willing to hand over a credit card to you?


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Discussing India's politics and economic prospects, World Bank Chief Economist Kaushik Basu emphasized the importance of incorporating sound economic theory into practical policy making work in a lecture Friday afternoon. The lecture, entitled "From the Slopes of Raisina Hill: India's Economic Reforms and Prospects," was the first of a two-part lecture series delivered at the Joukowsky Forum of the Watson Institute and the first Jindal lecture on India's economy given at Brown.
After an introduction by President Christina Paxson, Basu, also a professor of economics at Cornell, recounted his personal experience in Delhi, India, where he formerly served as the chief economic adviser to the Indian government.
"Because my prior background was in academia, entering India as the government's adviser was like entering a totally different world," he said. He outlined the major topics of his lectures – recent research about Indian economy from 1947 to 2009, contemporary policy challenges facing the economy and law and politics in India.
In the lecture, Basu traced the history of the Indian economy, describing important changes that either promoted or stunted its growth throughout the late 20th century. Basu's talk, though sometimes technical, was tinged with witty, dry humor, and he engaged the audience throughout his presentation.
Basu concluded by taking several questions from the audience.
"Inequality – both on the interpersonal and regional levels – in India is rising sharply, and this is unacceptable," he said in response to a question regarding his opinion on the country's current economic situation. "I find inequality of any kind disturbing. This is my own normative position," he added.
He also answered questions about his time as a government employee in India. "What I learned in India is the importance of knowledge and ideas," he said. "It is even more important than having vested interest."
Neha Singh '15, an economics concentrator, said that it was interesting to hear the macroeconomic concepts she learned applied to real world examples in Basu's talk.
Having attended many Brown-India talks, Singh said she found Basu's talk impressive. "He was able to demystify why India has done so well economically this past decade," she said.
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"We considered the length of training we were doing on machines, such as the Genie ZX™-135 boom lift, and we thought it was pretty constant," said Mike Tuckerman, HSES Manager, UGL Kentz Ichthys MEC-1 Project Darwin. "We have our own high-risk trainers, but it was fantastic to have the subject experts from Genie on-site. We put everyone qualified to operate a Genie ZX-135 or Genie SX-180 boom lift through the training, and the feedback was excellent."
Tuckerman said Genie Lift Pro training improved operator skill levels and will minimise asset damage. "The more we build on the site, the more restricted becomes the space the EWPs must operate within," he said. "Before the training, we were sometimes bumping safety baskets against some of the assets. This isn't happening anymore. There is also less machine downtime and improved productivity."
The professionalism and service delivered by Genie was world-class, according to Tuckerman, who has authorised Genie Lift Pro training for another 190 operators at the Darwin site.
"You want this sort of partnership with your stakeholders on such a mega project as Ichthys. It really was a preventative action, which has taken our training to the next level," said Tuckerman.
The onsite tuition was led professionally by Mal McIntosh Quality, Genie Training and Technical Support Manager Asia Pacific, Terex AWP Australia, who believes every operator left the Genie Lift Pro training with an enhanced knowledge of the Genie equipment.
"The training was four hours long, yet some of the operators considered they had received the equivalent of a day's worth of knowledge and training," said McIntosh.
The face-to-face training provided McIntosh with valuable insights into the safety measures used by some operators to operate the Genie ZX-135 boom lifts.
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8. Sky Scanner
Co- Founded in 2001 by IT professionals.
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It is a global travel search website dedicated for providing customers online comparisons for flights, airlines, car hire and hotels. Website offer services in more than 30 different languages globally. These include languages such as Chinese, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish, Japanese and Russian. Some of the major countries where its offices are located include United Kingdom, Singapore, Beijing, Miami, Barcelona and Shenzhen.
The website is free to use and customer can directly book their airline tickets from the booking agent not with the sky scanner. Sky Scanner help the customer to directly connect with the booking agent. So the airline / travel agent concerned will pay the sky scanner referral fee. Website also helps in online comparison of all airlines and this include scheduled and budget airlines as well.
Traffic sources are divided into three major sections for sky scanner with major proportion from Direct and search sources and rest are referrals. 90% of the traffic comes from the sub domain skyscanner.com. Geographically United States stands first in major traffic zone for skyscanner. Its top referring site has been skyscanner.net. Again from 31% of search traffic major sources is organic searched based (98%) and rest is paid search. Around 62% traffic comes through Facebook followed by reddit and YouTube. Its audience interest comes from social networking, travel and tourism and followed by airlines and airports.
Recently the site has acquired a Chinese travel company, You Bibi and Budapest based mobile app called Developer destination. Interesting feature offered by the site is Sky tools. This tool helps users to download and integrate flight related information into their own PCs or website. Application programming interfaces used for this tool are Flight Map API and WHOfiles API. These API assists the user to give real time flight information including routes and prices as well. Sky scanner has won many awards such as Queen Award for enterprise, Travolution Brand of the 2011, best flight comparison 2010, etc. The site has captured the market through its unique features and thus stands as one of the 9 best travel websites according to the Daily Telegraph.
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Revenue (in US $): $ 142M
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Stewarts has rebranded, and also welcomed a third new partner to the firm in 2018, in this instance, dual-qualified French and English lawyer, Patrick Dunaud, who joins Stewarts' commercial litigation department as a partner.
Dunaud is an international intellectual property (IP) litigation, securities and arbitration specialist with over 30 years' experience, with clients in the luxury brands, media and financial sectors, and joins from French litigation boutique, Dunaud, Clarenc, Combles & Associés, where he was a name partner from 2013 to 2017.


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Hotel Arcea Casa del MarquésSantillana del Mar 208 m from city centre 296 reviews
Originally the residence of the first Marquis of Santillana, Don Íñigo López de Mendoza. Today it is a charming, luxury five star hotel...
Apartamentos CapriccioSantillana del Mar 168 m from city centre 43 reviews
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Pension Posada Camino AltamiraSantillana del Mar 94 m from city centre 134 reviews
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Parador de Santillana del MarSantillana del Mar 215 m from city centre 137 reviews
The Parador de Santillana del Mar is newly built, in a typical design of the area, allowing it to blend in with its surroundings. Rooms...
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Rooms equipped with en-suite bathroom with bathtub and shower, heating, telephone,TV and alarm clock. Facilities include a car park, safe...
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Situated in the centre of Santillana, the Hotel Altamira offers rooms with wooden floors and rustic furniture. It boasts views of the...
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Hotel Los InfantesSantillana del Mar 27 m from city centre 207 reviews
En el centro de la villa, este establecimiento se compone de 3 edificios: Infante, Santillana y Anexo, decorados al estilo típico de una...
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Hotel La Casa del OrganistaSantillana del Mar 271 m from city centre 377 reviews
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Design Indaba creates mini-festival in Joburg
Gautengers are set to experience the world's leading creative currency with the Design Indaba Johannesburg Simulcast 2018, hosted by LISOF
The Design Indaba goes beyond design to create a multi-sensory event where you can hear, see, learn and experience the future of creative thinking and design activism. And this year, it's not just Cape Town guests who will get to experience what the event has to offer.
For 2018, Gauteng will get a special taste of the Design Indaba, with a mini-festival all its own, hosted by LISOF – Leaders in the Science of Fashion. This will consist of a stand-alone seminar by celebrated trends guru Li Edelkoort on 19 February 2018, a live simulcast of the world renowned conference from 21-23 February 2018, an exhibition of work by a group of ten Emerging Creatives from Class of 2018 Johannesburg, and a stimulating immersive environment created by LISOF.
LISOF will be mounting various installations and student exhibitions, including a student fashion show and an "Art Theatre" studio where attendees can experience production techniques in action (such as 3D and screen printing). Expect to see a series of spaces, each one designed to showcase a different material or design process. LISOF will be transformed into a space that breathes life into the ethos of Design Indaba – which is a better world through creativity.
Tickets for Design Indaba 2018 Johannesburg Simulcast are available from Webtickets. https://www.webtickets.co.za/EventCategory.aspx?itemid=1475035836
Tickets for Li Edelkoort's stand-alone seminar are available from Webtickets. It is essential to book in advance, particularly as the Li Edelkoort sessions are sell-out events. To book, click here: here: https://www.webtickets.co.za/EventCategory.aspx?itemid=1477136802
For updates on the full programme for the Design Indaba Festival of Creativity 2018 and for ticketing information please visit www.designindaba.com/festival.
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Thursday, September 27, 2012
Climbing DNA
5 comments:
- Sandra said...
i hope that doesn't turn over on him, looks dangerous to me. it amazes me that some are climbers and some like to sit still and play, i had one of each. the climber broke his collar bone at 18 months and had so many broken bones i can't list them. the other son played with toys of the floor.
- September 27, 2012 at 11:52 AM
- photowannabe said...
It must be the gene pool...
What a little monkey. I wonder what he was after. Don't remember mine being that curious about forbidden places. Maybe I never saw them at it though,
- September 27, 2012 at 12:53 PM
I don't think he was aiming to get something; he just did it for the exercise and challenge. My older daughter was that way. Thank goodness, her son, whom I babysit, is not "upward bound."
- September 27, 2012 at 5:48 PM
- schmidleysscribblins,wordpress.com said...
Am I imagining things, or did he break something (lying on the floor behind him)?
This photo reminds me of me. I was always climbing things, except never took up mountain climbing.
I was thinking of you. I have had all kinds of problems with my blog the past few days, and I know you have been there. Have a good day and weekend. Dianne
- September 28, 2012 at 6:52 AM
- marciamayo said...
You can't keep a good man down.
- September 28, 2012 at 7:36 AM