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Naruto Uzumaki (voice) (24 Episodes)
Sakura Haruno (voice) (24 Episodes)
Kakashi Hatake (voice) (24 Episodes)
Gaara (voice) (24 Episodes)
Itachi Uchiha (voice) (24 Episodes)
Baki (voice) (24 Episodes)
Neji Hyuga (voice) (24 Episodes)
Shizune (voice) (24 Episodes)
Orochimaru (voice) (24 Episodes)
Tsunade (24 Episodes)
Might Guy (24 Episodes)
Zetsu (24 Episodes)
Kabuto Yakushi (24 Episodes)
Shino Aburame (24 Episodes)
Kisame Hoshigaki (24 Episodes)
Kankuro (24 Episodes)
Sasuke Uchiha (24 Episodes)
Harusame (24 Episodes)
Yamato (24 Episodes)
Sai (24 Episodes)
Jiraiya (24 Episodes)
Pain (24 Episodes)
Choji Akimichi (24 Episodes)
Rock Lee (24 Episodes)
Tenten (24 Episodes)
Ino Yamanaka (24 Episodes)
Kiba Inuzuka (24 Episodes)
Chiyo (24 Episodes)
Hinata Hyuga (24 Episodes)
Madara Uchiha (24 Episodes)
Suigetsu Hozuki (24 Episodes)
Konan (24 Episodes)
Karin (24 Episodes)
Iruka Umino (24 Episodes)
Sasori (24 Episodes)
Inoichi Yamanaka (24 Episodes)
Hiruzen Sarutobi (24 Episodes)
Jugo (24 Episodes)
Minato Namikaze (24 Episodes)
Kakuzu (24 Episodes)
Asuma Sarutobi (24 Episodes)
Hidan (24 Episodes)
Nine-tailed demon fox (24 Episodes)
Danzo Shimura (24 Episodes)
Izumo Kamizuki (24 Episodes)
Kushina Uzumaki (24 Episodes)
Konohamaru Sarutobi (24 Episodes)
Anko Mitarashi (24 Episodes)
Zabuza Momochi (24 Episodes)
Kurenai Yuhi (24 Episodes)
Obito Uchiha (24 Episodes)
Sakon (24 Episodes)
Tayuya (24 Episodes)
Sasori (24 Episodes)
Teuchi (24 Episodes)
Deidara (24 Episodes)
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Episodes 24
Somber News
Team Kakashi returns to the Hidden Leaf Village after completing their mission. As Naruto thinks back to the talk he had with Itachi, he's summoned by Tsunade, where he discovers shocking news regarding Jiraiya.Read More
Shikamaru tries to decipher the dying message Jiraiya left before his death but cannot figure out what it says. Shikamaru asks for Naruto's help, thinking he might know the code. Can the saddened Naruto decipher Jiraiya's dying message?Read More
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The code Jiraiya left behind is finally deciphered, but what exactly does it mean? Meanwhile, Naruto continues his training.Read More
After reading Jiraiya's first book, Naruto becomes more determined than ever to complete his training. Elsewhere, the angered Raikage plans to call all of the kage together for a meeting.Read More
Naruto succeeds in mastering his Sage Mode, taking it farther than even Jiraiya could. Things aren't looking so great for Konoha, however, as Pain prepares to make his move.Read More
The Akatsuki Leader, Pain, begins his invasion of the Hidden Leaf Village. The Leaf ninja assemble to protect Naruto's whereabouts, but when Pain targets Iruka, Kakashi must face off against him.Read More
Power to Believe
Tsunade issues an order to call Naruto back to the village, but the elders do not trust her judgment on this issue. While Tsunade tries to convince them and prepares to join the battle herself, Kakashi fights Pain in an effort to figure out his abilities.Read More
Pain vs. Kakashi
Kakashi continues to fight against Pain. With the arrival of Chouji and Chouza, things start looking up, but Pain's not out of tricks just yet.Read More
Mystery of Pain
When Kakashi falls against Pain, the situation only grows worse for Konoha. Shizune and Inoichi are close to unraveling the mystery of Pain, but when the Animal and Human paths of Pain appear before them, can they escape with the truth about Pain?Read More
Ebisu protects Konohamaru from Pain and refuses to divulge any information about Naruto. Ebisu is willing to give up his life in order to protect both Naruto and Konohamaru. Konohamaru isn't about to let his teacher throw his life away, but what can he possibly do against Pain?Read More
Pain confronts Tsunade and questions her about Naruto's whereabouts. Tsunade argues with Pain about his motives, but Pain soon gets the info he needs from another source. Before preparing to depart, Pain unleashes a devastating attack on the village! Meanwhile, Naruto prepares to return to the Leaf Village, but he may be too late.Read More
Naruto returns and discovers that the village has been devastated by Pain's Shinra Tensei attack. Naruto requests that everyone stays back as he prepares to take on all six paths of Pain at once.Read More
Naruto successfully begins taking out Pain's bodies one after another, but when his Sage Mode reaches its limit, Pain attempts to take control of the battle. Is the moment of Pain's victory at hand, or does Naruto have a plan?Read More
Pain's God Realm finally enters the battle. As Naruto's toad allies fall one by one, the situation begins to look grim. Can Naruto defeat Pain?Read More
As Pain tells Naruto about why he does what he does, Hinata appears on the scene and confesses her feelings to Naruto. In order to save him, she attacks Pain... Things are about to get messy and Naruto is about to go over the edge!Read More
Naruto's rage pushes him to unleash six of the Kyubi's tails against Pain. In order to combat this menace, Pain is forced to rely upon his most powerful technique to stop Naruto. Will Pain succeed in defeating Naruto, or will the most unexpected of allies appear to calm Naruto down?Read More
The Fourth Hokage appears in Naruto's mind and prevents him from foolishly setting the Kyubi free. Will this confrontation between father and son give Naruto the confidence he needs to stop Pain once and for all?Read More
The Two Students
Naruto confronts Nagato and tells him that he'll give him the answer to the question Pain asked him earlier after he hears about what made Nagato turn to his evil ways. What is Naruto's answer, and what conclusion will Nagato reach?Read More
The Fourth Hokage, Minato Namikaze, left behind his legacy before he passed away. Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke attempt to find Minato's legacy before the other shinobi teams can get to it.Read More
Naruto, Sakura, Shikamaru, Ino, and Choji continue to search for the Fourth Hokage's Legacy while chasing off some unexpected visitors.Read More
Origin of Pain
Nagato reveals the truth about what happened to Yahiko and what made him disregard Jiraiya's ideals. With his story done, he demands to hear Naruto's answers. Will Naruto's answer be enough to convince Nagato to stop his evil plans, or will Naruto be forced to kill Nagato?Read More
With Nagato's story done, Naruto tells him his answer, declaring that he won't abandon the legacy of his master, and he'll keep striving for peace no matter what pain he's put through. Nagato reflects on what Naruto says, thinking back to his final days as one of Jiraiya's students. How will Nagato ultimately respond to Naruto's answer?Read More
Deciding to believe in Naruto, Nagato uses the Gedo Art: Rinne Rebirth jutsu, expending the last of his chakra, and thus giving his life, to revive every person in the village who died in the attack, saying that it's the least he can do. With Nagato dead, Konan leaves Akatsuki, taking Nagato and Pain's God Realm (who is actually the body of Yahiko) with her, parting with Naruto saying that since Nagato believed in him to achieve true peace, she will as well. As Naruto returns to the Leaf, he is astonished to find the entire village awaiting his return, hailing him as a true hero. After all these years, Naruto has finally received the acknowledgment he's always wanted.Read More


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For years now Madame Rajavi and all of you have been warning the world about the Iranian regime's murderous ambitions. You've warned of Iran's efforts to increase its power and influence across the Middle East. We see that most noticeably today in Syria, arming the regime, training its security forces, mobilizing Hezbollah.
But Iran is interfering in other countries as well, not just Syria. It is interfering in Yemen where it continues to arm extremists. It's interfering in Bahrain and the other Gulf States. It has persisted with a nuclear weapons program that violates its international commitments. And of course Iran continues to violate the basic human rights of 75 million Iranians who only want to speak as they please, dress as they please, worship as they please and create a better future for their children.
All this you have been telling the world for years. You have exposed Tehran's lies and false promises. You have uncovered Tehran's secret nuclear weapons program. You have challenged Tehran by your public commitment to a democratic Iran based on the rule of law and at peace with its neighbors.
Just by being here today you have defied Tehran with your hope for a brighter future for your country that will one day be led by Madame Rajavi
And no one, no one has been braver; no one has been more courageous than your friends and relatives and loved ones in Camp Ashraf and Liberty. They are on the front lines of this battle against the mullahs and they have paid a heavy price.
After the recent election we are now hearing calls for the United States to relax sanctions against the regime, to withdraw pressure and to accommodate Hassan Rowhani as a gesture of our good faith. And there is concern that the Obama administration may be heeding these calls.
Nothing could be more shortsighted, nothing could be more dangerous. So I must ask you again, here today, please continue to tell the world the truth about the regime in Tehran, the truth about the mullahs, the truth about the nuclear program, the truth about the massive violation of human rights.
We, the people of Iran, and the world need to hear your voice.
Thank you.

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Published: October 2007
Editorial: The Student Learning Experience
I welcome the challenge offered to me in taking up the Editorship of BeJLT. Reading the previous issues I am impressed by the diversity of the articles and the spectrum of staff from across the university that have contributed. I hope that these will continue to be strong features of the journal.
Coming from Australia I am impressed by the focus on learning and teaching in British universities and the funding available for initiatives, as well as the proud history of Brookes in learning and teaching. This issue of BeJLT reflects the Brookes traditions of student-centred learning and innovation in teaching.
Many of the articles in this issue have resulted from the lively Brookes Student Learning Experience (BSLE) conference held in May with the theme 'Responding to what students tell us'. The National Student Surveys now seem to have become part of our lives but are only one way in which we receive feedback from students. In this issue Martin Haigh and Pete Smith have sought student views for their work on sustainable development and research in undergraduate courses (respectively), both showing hearteningly positive responses. The research note from Jane Spiro on the Student Voices project, funded by the BSLES, illustrates another way of gathering student views on an important topic. Other articles highlight imaginative responses to the challenges facing us: Mary Davis's use of Turnitin as a learning tool for students; the actions taken to ensure continuing quality student support in the context of the reduction of NHS funding (Peter Bradley); and the success of the Personal and Academic Support System (Sue Robbins) in Life Sciences.
In another article Byron Mikellides reviews 38 years of teaching in architectural psychology and makes a strong case for its importance within architectural design to ensure 'liveable' buildings. We also welcome our first international contribution, from the United States (Sarah Ransdell), a narrative piece written as a lecturer takes her first steps with blended learning and experiences the highs and the lows. We also have two perspectives from Schools with Brian Marshall elucidating the restructuring of Westminster Institute of Education and Ray Lee examining the tensions between the 'open' aspects of research and the 'closed' aspects of teaching.
I would like to thank the Editorial Committee for their support as I have eased into my first issue of BeJLT and the Editorial Advisory Board who have had a lot of articles to review. I would encourage first-time writers to approach any member of the team with your ideas or drafts for assistance, and for experienced writers to use BeJLT to disseminate your ideas and your practice. An issue that will be taxing us all in the coming year is the internationalisation of our curriculum, so we would be especially pleased to receive articles illustrating how different disciplines are approaching this challenge. I look forward to reading your future articles.
Valerie Clifford
Published: October 2007
The potential for reusability is one of the primary attractions that educators emphasise in discussions about learning objects. This paper explores and analyses a variety of dimensions of reusability that arose from a project rooted in Theology and Religious Studies. These are highly text-based disciplines provoking complex questions when deliberately creating learning objects for reuse, and hence the paper is of relevance to the humanities in general. It opens by providing a background to the project and outlining the form of five Reusable Electronic Learning Objects which were designed specifically to adhere to three principal criteria, including that of reusability. It then considers the concept of reusability itself, before moving to analyse the principal issues that arose during the course of the project. It concludes by offering a first draft of a bipolar continuum that plots a range of dimensions contributing to the reusability of electronic learning objects.
The multilayered and inter-subjective nature of internationalisation within higher education and its construction by different agents and discourses is now widely acknowledged. The diversity of university populations, and a doubtful link between institutional IoC rhetoric and its impact on actual
Introduction The transition from teaching in the classroom to teaching online is not one that most professors or students take lightly. This is in part because colleagues who do not teach online often ask for a defence of the concept.
This paper is the result of work carried out by a Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) at Brookes. The Reinvention CETL is attempting to re-create the notion of an inclusive academic community where learners, teachers and researchers are all seen as scholars in the common pursuit of knowledge. More specifically, the Centre is helping to promote Brookes' commitment to the development of research-based teaching and learning. In November 2006 an online survey of first-year undergraduate students was conducted with the primary objective of establishing the expectations of students with respect to a research-based curriculum. A total of 548 students replied to the questionnaire and display broadly the same personal and study characteristics as all 4,191 first-year undergraduates at Brookes. The respondents overwhelmingly agree with six statements about different ways in which research should feature in their learning at university. Agreement scores are formed for each of the statements and it is shown that students' age and mode and subject of study have a small influence on their views about research and learning. The paper concludes that the survey has gone some way towards allaying the fear that students, or prospective students, may react negatively to research-based learning.
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This article discusses the thinking behind certain aspects of the recent restructuring of the Westminster Institute of Education. In particular it focuses on the attempt to enhance learning and teaching through the creation of new posts with specific developmental responsibilities in that area, alongside commitments to teaching, scholarship and research. The new posts came into effect from 1 September 2007. These posts are discussed in terms of the key purpose and the main duties. Central to the discussion are the new Learning and Teaching Development Coordinators, but other roles are also important and help to form a new Learning and Teaching Innovation and Development Team. For all members of the team, the ability to support and work well with a wide variety of colleagues is critically important. This is reflected in the Person Specification essential criteria for all of the new key posts. There is a theoretical background to the thinking about restructuring, and this places high importance on teacher collaboration and the creation of a learning organisation.
The aim of this paper is to critically evaluate the impact that research in Architectural Psychology and human aspects of design has had in the teaching and practice of Architecture, over the past 38 years. During this period there have been over 20 international conferences on the subject, numerous symposia and PhDs, dedicated international journals, books, articles and other publications. What has been the major contribution of this research to our understanding of people–environment relationships from both the theoretical and practical perspectives? Has this increased knowledge resulted in changes in legislation or directives by the appropriate professional bodies and institutions? It is argued that this significant multidisciplinary body of knowledge has contributed to a change in attitudes within the architectural profession towards a more humane environment. One of the main problems identified is how to communicate this knowledge to both students and practitioners. A case is made through the teaching of the subject over the past four decades that students not only appreciate the psychological and cultural aspects of design but consider the subject fundamental to their education. This is supported by annual feedback studies on a longitudinal basis, as well as many examples of students putting this knowledge in practice when they qualify.
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The United Nations' Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) urges every educator to promote pro-environmental understanding in all learners. This project establishes benchmarks for an examination of the impact of a Geographical education through a questionnaire survey of potential students and their parents attending a Brookes Open Day in 2005 and 2006. Despite minor differences between the response patterns across the divides of generation, gender, year of survey and whether the respondents were working alone or as a parent/offspring pair, there is general support for the ideal and ethos of ESD including a greater emphasis on responsibilities than rights and social-altruistic and biospheric values rather than egotistic.
This study comes from an attempt to respond to the Brookes student feedback surveys on the Extended Writing Project module of the pre-Master's diploma for international students. In the 2005 module feedback, students stated that if they were to take the module again, they would want to try to improve their writing more between drafts and learn more about using sources. From 2006-07, the study of the experiential use of Turnitin with first drafts before assessment aimed to examine the learning and 'unlearning' opportunities for academic literacy and plagiarism education.
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Dr Spence Pentland says:
"Take, for example, a woman with PCOS: Ideally, our main goal is to see three healthy regular menstrual cycles before trying to conceive. When the recommended plan and lifestyle changes are deeply committed to, three healthy regular menstrual cycles and pregnancy are often achieved within a 6-12 month treatment period."
I think setting goals that lead you toward health and fertility is a great way to achieve your pregnancy. I also believe you shouldn't do this alone. So many women ask me for help regulating their periods, increasing fertility, and getting pregnant – but I can't offer that kind of support!
If you want to get pregnant, you need to read books like Taking Charge of Your Fertility: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, Pregnancy Achievement, and Reproductive Health. If you've been trying to get pregnant for longer than a year, then you need to talk to a health practitioner.
And, here are a few more goal setting tips for getting pregnant…
How to Achieve Your Goal of Getting Pregnant
Create a vision board
One thing I've never tried – but always wondered about – is creating a vision board for fertility. I never did get pregnant, and often wondered if creating a vision board would have made a difference.
This isn't a "medical" goal (nor is it suggested by Dr Pentland), but it may help you line up your lifestyle, and increase the chances that everything you do leads you towards a healthy pregnancy. This tip on how to achieve your goal of getting pregnant is more spiritual than practical.
Think about your physical health and medical goals
Dr Pentland recommends specific treatment goals, such as getting more quality sleep, reducing stress, improving diet, losing weight, regulating blood sugar/insulin levels, reducing levels of circulating androgens, estrogens and luteinizing hormone, lowering homocysteine levels, mediating inflammation, manage acne, eliminating excess hair growth, stopping hair loss, promoting regular ovulation and cycles, optimizing overall reproductive health, reducing chances of miscarriage and aiding in carrying pregnancy to term.
Phew! See why I recommend getting a health care practitioner to help you achieve your goal of getting pregnant? There are a lot of medical things you can do to increase your fertility – but it's not wise to pursue things like "reduce levels of circulating androgens" alone.
If you're worried about not conceiving, read How Fear of Infertility Treatments Affects Getting Pregnant.
Set specific lifestyle goals
"Without a target, one cannot hit it," says Dr Pentland. "With clear goals and vision, each choice you make throughout each day can be evaluated as such; is this choice bringing me closer to my dream?"
Here are a few things you can do to achieve your goal of pregnancy:
- Assess your general health
- Learn about ovulation predictor kits, temperature charts, and cervical mucus
- Read books like The Infertility Cure: The Ancient Chinese Wellness Program for Getting Pregnant and Having Healthy Babies by Randine Lewis
- Make sure your diet is healthy
- Don't forget about your man: learn about foods that increase sperm count
- Incorporate spiritual and emotional health into your daily routine
- Seek medical help and monitoring
"Recommended monitoring is different from cases to case," says Dr Pentland. "This is an aspect of fertility treatment that should be carefully considered. Understanding your body is important. Knowing when you ovulate, finding issues with certain phases of the cycle, and the mind-body connection are all pearls that come with self-monitoring."
For more tips on how to achieve your goal of getting pregnant, read How to Increase Your Chances of Conception – A Fertility Expert's Tips.
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Source: 10 Steps to Optimize Your Fertility by Dr. Spence Pentland of Yinstill Reproductive Wellness in Vancouver, BC, Canada.


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Los Angeles California – March 24, 2016 – This is a mobile issue, but as more users consume all of their content via their mobile devices it is a bigger issue. Strictly speaking just because you are on a mobile device you shouldn't be limited to lower quality content. But what is the big Netflix's controversy?
It all started when T-Mobile's CEO John Legere outed Netflix via a post on Twitter by saying that AT&T and Verizon customers get lower quality video from Netflix that T-Mobile users do. Ouch . . . , You might remember that T-Mobile launched "Binge On" in late 2015, it offered unlimited streaming of Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, Google Play and other Internet entertainment providers without those views counting toward a subscriber's monthly data limits. T-Mobile launched Binge On as a marketing hook to differentiate itself from competitors AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, by offering video streams that don't count as part of the monthly data charges. The video image is presented in lower, 480p resolution, far lower than the higher-def 720p or 1080p.
Well as you might imagine AT&T, Verizon and Netflix are none to happy with T-Mobile surprise announcement. Netflix is already trying to put their best spin on this revelation, see their press release below.
Really a slap in the face for Netflix as they have been a longtime proponent of the Open Internet, or net neutrality, proposal. But its ability to throttle content leads to a double standard, said Randolph May, president of free market think tank the Free State Foundation. "Netflix's complete lack of transparency about the practice, especially in light of its strident advocacy against treating Internet communications differentially … is pretty stunning," he said.
A two-hour HD movie can eat up 6 Gigabytes of mobile data, but watching at lower resolutions can reduce data by as much as 90%. Customer testing done by Netflix has found that subscribers "don't need the same resolution on their mobile phone as on a large screen TV to enjoy shows and movies,"
Buffer Rage
What is the new term we call "Buffer Rage?" Did you know that many millennials suffer from video buffer rage more frequently than road rage? "Buffering appears to be quite a big problem in the streaming industry, with 34 percent of respondents noting buffering issues in one of every three video programs." Given the increasing prevalence of video streaming via mobile devices, it's a bit alarming that consumers reportedly experience the most Buffer Rage when watching content on their smartphones.
What exactly is Buffer Rage and why is it taking over?
Simple test – Has your viewing or listening experience of streaming content ever been interrupted by the frustration of buffering? How does it make you feel? Does your heart rate increase? Does your jaw clench? Do you have the urge to throw something? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may have suffered from Buffer Rage.
Buffer Rage, defined as "a state of uncontrollable fury or violent anger induced by the delayed or interrupted enjoyment of streaming video content from providers like iTunes, Netflix, Hulu or YouTube." With cord cutting on the rise, and nearly three out of every four consumers watching streaming video on a regular basis (43 percent) or weekly (31 percent), IneoQuest determined that better understanding the implications of the Buffer Rage epidemic is essential for all members of the streaming crowd.
- 58% experience their highest level of stress when buffering occurs while they're using their mobile device
- 66% just lose it when mid-roll buffering ruins their experience, worse than buffering at the beginning
- When buffering occurs during a sporting event a third of all men fly off the handle. They're not good sports about it!
As Released on Nexflix Media Center (The PR Spin)
March 24, 2016
Helping Netflix Members Get More from Their Mobile Data Plans
As consumers increasingly watch video over mobile networks, Netflix is constantly exploring ways to give members more control over their Netflix experience. That's why we will soon introduce a data saver feature designed for mobile apps.
The data saver feature will provide members with more control over their data usage when streaming on mobile networks, allowing them to either stream more video under a smaller data plan, or increase their video quality if they have a higher data plan. We're on track to make it available to members sometime in May.
We believe restrictive data caps are bad for consumers and the Internet in general, creating a dilemma for those who increasingly rely on their mobile devices for entertainment, work and more. So in an effort to protect our members from overage charges when they exceed mobile data caps, our default bitrate for viewing over mobile networks has been capped globally at 600 kilobits per second. It's about striking a balance that ensures a good streaming experience while avoiding unplanned fines from mobile providers.
This hasn't been an issue for our members. Our research and testing indicates that many members worry about exceeding their mobile data cap, and don't need the same resolution on their mobile phone as on a large screen TV to enjoy shows and movies. However, we recognize some members may be less sensitive to data caps or subscribe to mobile data plans from carriers that don't levy penalties for exceeding caps. As we develop new technologies, we want to give all our members the choice to adjust their data consumption settings based on their video preferences and sensitivity to their ISPs data overage charges. We'll provide more details as we get closer to launch.
–Anne Marie
Anne Marie Squeo is a member of the Netflix communications team.


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A series of touching comic tableaus - some raucous, some sad, some instantly identifiable - mark actress Judy Greer's directorial debut. The nonstop comedy intertwines students, parents, and teachers, all trying to find their way through one rough day. The all-star cast finds Daniel, an account manager (Common) with a boring job gearing up for Career Day at his lovely daughter's elementary school, while dealing with the fallout of an intra-office romance with his assistant (Jennifer Garner) and his nasty new boss (Bradley Whitford). The boss's unfortunately nerdy son finds himself instantly entranced with Daniel's daughter (Storm Reid), seeking advice from their school's hip shop teacher (John Cho) and depressed music teacher (Anders Holm), without success. The teachers' principal team - Allison Janney and Rob Riggle - spend their day trying to hide the school's dead gardener from not only the staff, but also the students and their parents, who experience a Career Day they likely will never forget.
Director: Judy Greer
Writer: Gary Lundy
Cast: Common, Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, Anders Holm, Storm Reid, Katie Holmes, Jennifer Garner, John Cho, Rob Riggle and Kumail Nanjiani
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Updated (June 4 at 11:40 a.m.): Single track work Friday-Sunday at Union Station and Civic Center MetroLink Stations has been cancelled.
MetroLink riders are encouraged to allow extra time for their commutes next week (June 1-7) as maintenance work on the MetroLink system may result in delays for some Red Line and Blue Line passengers.
To accommodate work crews, MetroLink will operate on a single track at the College, Shiloh-Scott, Union Station and Civic Center MetroLink Stations. In addition, Blue Line MetroLink trains will only operate between the Shrewsbury-Lansdowne I-44 and Forest Park-DeBaliviere MetroLink Stations next weekend.
Monday through Thursday (June 1-4) and Sunday (June 7) from 8 p.m. until end of service, regular Red Line MetroLink service will end at the College MetroLink Station. Customers who normally park at the Shiloh-Scott Station are encouraged to park at the College Station on the affected dates to avoid delays after 8 p.m.
Updates on MetroLink operations can be found in the Rider Alert section.


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What will next year's home trends look like?
Marketwatch reports that Mirabile expects kitchens to function as second living rooms, and also emphasize environmental consciousness and healthy living.
As the economy continues to challenge family budgets, home trends will reflect a commitment to "living within our means" -- which could mean more interest in home cooking spurred by the increasing popularity of the Food Network.Ironically, cheap credit fueled excessive home remodeling and a record number of homes with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. In retrospect, many home owners are regretting those splurges that were pitched as investments by networks like HGTV. But there is a silver lining: We're spending more time at home and eating out less, so it's nice to have a good, functional kitchen.
There's also a new trend toward making your home look like your grandmother's -- which could make shabby chic flea market style more popular -- a good thing because it also happens to be quite affordable.
Bottom line: For 2010, frugality and fun at home will be the trend, standing in sharp contrast to one of the greatest lies of the boom years: In order to make your home enjoyable, you were told that you needed an adjustable-rate HELOC. Turns out, all you need is an extra freezer to stock up on discount store specials and a book of grandma's recipes.


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Cloud computing has become mainstream solution for online data storage and distribution these days. Businesses are turning towards this new emerging technology to streamline their business processes in a more effective manner. Among the three different models of cloud, public cloud is the one which organizations and businesses are proffering to adopt as it has numerous benefits to offer.
Public cloud has been evolving with the advancement in technology, which has furthermore changed the day-to-day mundane work in IT for the better. Hence, keeping in mind the changing requirements of the businesses it has been designed around an open source hypervisor, and non-redundant and online data storage provision.
Let's have a closer look at how businesses can make most of the key benefits of the public cloud computing:
-Utility Price Model One of the most cost-effective benefits of public cloud computing is that you can pay for computing resources that you have used on hourly or monthly basis. However, the mode of payment usually depends on the service plan offered by your service provider. For instance, if you only require a test server to run a regression test for an hour, then you can easily scale up the server instantly and run your test without bearing any extra upfront cost.
-API access There are numerous of public cloud service providers that provide APIs (although proprietary one) which enables the end-users to programmatically scale up and down the servers through API access. This can undeniably prove to be very favorable for systems that require scaling up a huge number of servers specifically while conducting research and testing environments.
-Easy to configure As compared to a private cloud, wherein the complete infrastructure is designed around the end-user's unique requirements, the public cloud can be easily purchased online, deployed and configured robotically through the service provider's website.
In a nutshell, it is utmost significant to choose the right cloud architecture for the application. All the models of cloud, that is, public, private and hybrid all do have their own unique benefits to offer. However, understanding the advantages of each model beforehand makes it easier to select the best cloud computing for the application.


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In a quest to keep you up to date with where is great to eat and drink in Edinburgh, our new restaurant reviews section by (Amanda, Chrystal, Jo and Margaret) takes a look at where the best of the best is in Edinburgh right now
If you are new to Edinburgh then get a feel for the city by visiting our food and drink section or read some of our recent food postings.
To kick off our new section Chrystal talks about recently opened restaurant and bar; The Devils Advocate @TheDAoldtown brought to you by the people who created the fabulous Bon Vivant.
What started out as a quiet drink on a Saturday night turned into a full blown three course dinner with wine, and then a few more wines on the way home, as the temptation in the excellent new restaurant/bar the Devils Advocate was just too great to resist.
The Devils Advocate has just opened in the old town on Advocates close, which is tucked between the Royal Mile (opposite St Giles Cathedral) and winds its way down just near Waverley station, accessible only by foot but most definitely worth the walk!
The style is slightly funky European underground with a big Scottish seal of approval. Originally an old pump house to move water uphill, it has been transformed into a split level bar and restaurant. The design is intimate and cosy with plenty of little nooks to settle into with a glass of wine or cocktail.
The background music is chilled and not too noisy. The establishment wasn't overly busy as you would expect for a Saturday evening, but it is new so it is likely to get busier. It looked like they had DJ's ready to play later in the evening but we left before they started.
The restaurant has a great selection of wine with about ten different choices for both red and white – all very reasonably priced. There is a huge selection of whiskeys with over 300 to choose from and a selection craft IPA beer on tap including Meantime London pale ale and delicious Black Isle Organic Porter!
The menu presents a good mix of dishes with a firm focus on seasonal, local and some definitive classics. Starters include macaroni cheese – with truffle oil – £5 (I had this for starters it was obscenely nice) Black Haggis Bonbons £4 and Smoked Salmon Tartare £5.
There was a good range of six mains; we opted for pearl barley risotto with beetroot and tomato, which seems an unusual combination but it was delicious.
Do we recommend this restaurant? Absolutely yes, it's fantastic, great location, good prices and lovely staff. 10 out of 10.


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Update 10/12/15: Arvest Debit, Credit and Spending Cards are now available in ApplePay™! Learn more at arvest.com/applepay.You likely have heard the announcement from Apple about the availability of Apple Pay, allowing iPhone 6 users to make purchases at participating retailers directly from their phone. Apple worked only with six banks in advance to make Apple Pay available; all other banks were unable to begin the process to sign agreements and begin work until late September. Arvest is working with our processors and other teams on the technical integration to make Apple Pay available to our customers. Because we are working as quickly as possible, we are unable to provide a firm date. Our goal is to bring Apple Pay to you as soon as possible; we are dependent on some of our processing partners and it may not be available for a few months. For more information, please read our release below which announced our intent to participate.
LOWELL, Ark. — Arvest Bank has reached an agreement with Apple, Inc., which will make the Apple Pay mobile wallet system available to Arvest customers. Arvest is one of the first regional banks to announce its participation in the mobile payment system first introduced by Apple on Sept. 9.Apple Pay allows customers to load credit and debit cards from participating banks into an iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus, then simply hold the device near a contactless reader. According to Apple, there are approximately 220,000 locations with contactless readers in the U.S. Partnering retailers include Subway, McDonalds, Petco, Walgreens, Staples and Whole Foods, among others. Customers also can use Apple Pay to make purchases online through online retailers with apps that integrate Apple Pay, such as Target, Starbucks, MLB.com and Open Table. Additional retailers are expected to begin accepting Apple Pay payments in the near future."Arvest Bank is excited to partner with Apple to offer this service to our customers," said Jason Kincy, Director of Marketing for Arvest Bank. "We embrace mobile technology that provides added convenience for our customers, and Apple Pay will give them a quick, easy way to make everyday purchases using a mobile device. With this agreement in place, we are working on integrating this new payment method into our processing and we anticipate making it available to our customers in the near future."Large banks already partnered with Apple in Apple Pay were announced with the launch of the system. They include Bank of America, Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo, American Express and Capital One. The system is also partnered with card-issuers American Express, MasterCard and Visa.Apple's newly introduced iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have Near Field Communication (NFC) chips that allow the device to communicate with other devices within a range of about one inch. They are currently the only iPhones able to make in-store "tap and pay" purchases. Once cards are uploaded into the iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus, Apple will verify the card with the customer's bank for security and validity. A virtual "token" link between that card and that specific phone is stored in the Passbook app. The "token" number will not work on any other device or phone.
We are pleased to announce an Arvest Mobile Banking update is now available to improve your experience when using the iPhone® app, iPad® app, Android™ app or Mobile Web services.
Specifically, push alerts for iPad® and Android apps are now accessible. You can enable push notifications for our mobile alerts, which include:
iPhone®* and iPad®* users will be prompted to accept the required update. Android™* users will see a refreshed interface and will be prompted to accept the required update.
Mobile Web has always put the primary functions of Arvest Online Banking within reach of your preferred mobile device. Now, however, you will see a new look that provides a more app-like visual experience.
Some of the many functions you'll still be able to enjoy include:
If you have a question or would like more information, please call (866) 952-9523.
Message and data rates may apply. Please consult your carrier for details. To opt out of text banking, text HELP to 36272 or call (866) 952-9523.
Links marked with * go to a third-party site not operated or endorsed by Arvest Bank, an FDIC-insured institution.
Smartphones and tablets have changed the way people bank. Arvest has seen more than a 200 percent increase in the number of mobile check deposits made by customers in a year-over-year comparison.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., — Just seventeen months after the service was first introduced, mobile check deposits are now the norm for thousands of Arvest Bank customers. In January and February 2013, the average number of Arvest mobile check deposits was 23,914. During that same time period in 2014, the bank saw an average of 73,148 mobile check deposits, or a 202 percent increase. Since November 2012, Arvest customers have deposited more than 798,800 checks and more than $250 million dollars – all from their mobile devices. With this rapid adoption of mobile banking technology, there is no denying that the widespread use of smartphones and tablets has changed the way many consumers bank. From 2012 to 2013 smartphone ownership increased by more than 25 percent* in the United States, and tablet ownership increased nearly 60 percent.* "The idea of snapping a photo of a check to make a deposit is something that may have been hard for some customers to get used to, but once they try it and see how easy it is, they love it," said Wade Satterfield, Director of Digital Service Systems at Arvest Bank. "As you can see by these numbers, our customers have really embraced mobile check deposits."With more consumers using mobile devices to bank than ever before, it is to be expected that the possibilities for using mobile devices will continue to grow beyond just checking balances and transferring funds. The rapid adoption of mobile banking technology throughout the past couple of years has led some to speculate that the traditional bank branch on its way to extinction. However, while mobile banking options certainly add to the convenience of banking today, branches are still relevant.According to Bankrate.com's March 2014 Financial Security Index charts,* older people were more likely to visit their bank. Twenty-nine percent of those between 30 and 49 years old said they visited their bank within the past week, versus 19 percent of those between 18 and 29 years old. The survey also found that more education equated more trips to the bank. Thirty-five percent of respondents with college experience said they visited the bank within the last week, versus 21 percent who had a high school education or less. "The number and location of bank branches, as well as their functionality, will continue to evolve, but clearly they're not going away," said Greg McBride, Bankrate.com's chief financial analyst, in a prepared statement. While embracing technology, Arvest Bank is still committed to providing a strong branch network to its customers. As many national and regional banks are abandoning smaller communities or are reducing branch services or hours, Arvest has continued to grow its branch network. In the past year the bank has added more than 30 new locations, either by acquisition or construction. Additionally, many Arvest Bank locations offer 12-hour banking, either from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. or 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. "Our goal is always to provide the financial tools and resources that our customers need, whether they are sitting on their couch using an iPad, or visiting us in one of our branches," Satterfield continued. "Arvest will continue to adopt the banking technology that will benefit our customers at the time and pace that makes sense for us, as well as supporting our strong branch network. We want our customers to have multiple banking channels, and they can choose what suits them best."
Links marked with * go to a third-party site not operated or endorsed by Arvest Bank, an FDIC-insured institution.
The Arvest for iPad app and Mobile Banking Alerts are now available to make your mobile banking more convenient! iPad AppThe long anticipated Arvest for iPad app is now available to all Arvest Mobile Banking customers! The iPad app supplements our existing iPhone and Android apps.All Arvest apps enjoy full Mobile Banking functionality with features like ability to view account balances and transactions, transfer funds, deposit checks, pay bills and more.Mobile Banking Alerts No iPad? No worries. We're now offering Arvest Mobile Banking Alerts to keep you informed of action on your account. You can now create text, email, and push* alerts for low balances, deposit postings, check processing, withdrawals and more!Mobile Banking Alerts are easily managed within the Mobile Banking tab inside Arvest Online Banking. Once you're on this tab you'll want to register your mobile phone and email address. Once you've enrolled your mobile phone or email in Arvest Mobile Banking, you have options for creating and managing your alerts.
Need help with Mobile Banking? Call Customer Service at (866) 952-9523. We hope you enjoy these enhancements to your banking experience! *Push alerts available for iPhone only. iPad and Android phone push alerts coming in late 2014.
Submitted questions will be answered by an Arvest banker and may appear on the Arvest Blog.
All Arvest banks are Equal Housing Lenders and Member FDIC.
Investment products and services are provided by Arvest Investments, Inc., doing business as Arvest Asset Management, member FINRA/SIPC, an SEC registered investment adviser and a subsidiary of Arvest Bank. Trust services are provided by Arvest Bank. Insurance products are made available through Arvest Insurance, Inc., which is registered as an insurance agency. Insurance products are marketed through Arvest Insurance, Inc., but are underwritten by insurance companies.
Securities and Insurance Products: Not Insured by FDIC or any Federal Government Agency, May Lose Value, Not a Deposit of or Guaranteed by a Bank or any Bank Affiliate.


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Card & identity protection policyholders invited to claim
If you bought a card and/or identity protection policy from a bank, credit card issuer or a firm called CPP, you may receive a letter and compensation claim form, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced.
Card and identity protection policies were often sold when customers called to register or activate a debit or credit card and the banks listed below have agreed to the compensation scheme.
- Bank of Scotland Plc (part of Lloyds Banking Group)
- Barclays Bank Plc
- Canada Square Operations Limited (formerly Egg Banking Plc)
- Capital One (Europe) Plc
- Clydesdale Bank Plc (part of National Australia Group Europe)
- Home Retail Group Insurance Services Limited
- HSBC Bank Plc
- MBNA Limited
- Morgan Stanley Bank International Limited
- Nationwide Building Society
- Santander UK Plc
- The Royal Bank of Scotland Plc
- Tesco Personal Finance Plc
In addition, seven million card and identity protection policyholders will receive a letter from CPP this month.
Some examples of when a policy might have been mis-sold are included in the claim form as a guide to completing it.


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Jack's Stir Brew on Front Street, north of The Seaport proper, is our favorite place to go to on the weekends for our coffee. The girls love the people who work behind the counter, their perfectly toasted bagels, and their crazy combination muffins. We love Jack's because of their amazing coffee and the fact that all of the food is local and organic. Recently, they have added Jack's Eats where they have a handful of delicious sandwiches — which means we may have to spend all day at Jack's Stir Brew.
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Condos seem to be sprouting up all over the Minneapolis area, for good reason. With luxury amenities at affordable prices, condo living often beats the hassles of owning a home.
For those who are planning to buy a property but can't decide between buying a condo or house, here are some things to think about. Listed below are seven reasons to choose a condo over a house. Let's get started!
Comfortable and Luxurious
Condos are known for providing the new owner with luxury amenities which will improve quality of life. Some of the high end perks include protective security, relaxing lounges and entertainment areas, and well maintained swimming pools and fitness areas. While owning your own home may give you a sense of freedom, you will be restricted to what's already there – or what you can afford to add-on, including the installation, maintenance and repair needs that go along with it.
No Housework or Maintenance Upkeep
Perhaps the biggest perk to many who choose the condo lifestyle is the lack of extensive maintenance required. With condo living, there's someone to take care of the lawn, tending the garden, cleaning the gutters, trimming trees, removing ice and snow, and other regular household maintenance duties. This is especially helpful to those homeowners who aren't capable of keeping up with house work, either due to physical ability or time availability.
Wise Investment
If you want to invest in real estate, condos are a good choice. In the future, the owner can choose to rent the unit out to tenants or re-sell it, usually at a higher price than was paid. A good reason to choose a condo over a house is that condos are more practical investments are usually less expensive and in a highly desired area.
Obviously, how much a house costs vs. a condo depends on the sizes of the properties, the property values of the neighborhood and the cost of living in the desired location. But typically, you'll spend less money on a condo.
Condos Hold Resale Value
One of the best features of a condo is their location. Most single family homes are located a distance from city centers which reduces accessibility to urban areas. Condos are usually just minutes away from prime city hubs, which gives you a great selling point.
Nice Accessibility for City Living
Condos are being bought up throughout Minneapolis because they offer great access to the best areas of the city. A condo is a practical choice for those people who want the privacy of their own home but still close in proximity to the action of the city. Instead of buying a big home in the suburbs and installing a home theater, yoga studio, gym or pool, condo owners choose to live closer to the city and head to the local movie theater, or YMCA.
With a great location, including easy access to retail, dining and entertainment establishments, like malls, venues, restaurants and schools – condos offer a hassle-free way of living.
Perfect for the City Worker
For those downtown workers that don't want the headache of a daily commute from the suburbs, a condo is the right choice for you. We all know how Minneapolis traffic can create long travel times for people that live in the suburbs but work downtown. Only a condo will provide you with the best location – one where you could probably walk or bike, it's so close to your place of work.
More Communal Atmosphere
With condo living, there is a much stronger sense of community than a traditional neighborhood with house-lined streets. Condo owners generally live in much closer proximity to each other than their suburban, home-owning counterparts. They share yards, walls, driveways and common areas, where impromptu social gatherings can occur that you wouldn't experience living in a house.
Consider Condo Living for a Life of Luxury!
For those home shoppers that are searching for a special place to live that doesn't burn-up your budget, a condo may be the best choice for you.
The Minneapolis condo market is on the rise, so don't wait to act – contact A.D. Hays Group today to find out how we can place you in a condo that's perfect for your lifestyle. Get in touch with one of our representatives now.


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Aperture Preset - Antonio Cornejo Sahuayo
This filter gives drama to your photos, plus a slightly nostalgic look. Recommended for outdoor use, but can use it in portrait. I hope they can use and enjoy it.
On February 3, 2011 kevin said:
nice picture..Oaxaca,Mexico
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Very nice. I used it on a few outdoor pictures of my son and really liked the results. Thanks!
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I vividly recall stepping off the train in Samsi, West Bengal for the first time. Our team was rather exhausted from the 40 or so hours of travel since departing from the airport in Houston, Texas. We made our way with our luggage to the awaiting cars and drove the next few miles to the compound that houses the Emmanuel Church facilities.
We only had a short amount of time to change, have breakfast, and meet together prior to the first morning service of the crusade. The crowd was large, the spirit was fervent, and the anointing was present. Throughout the day the crowd continued to grow. The night services were incredible as God poured out his glory upon the pilgrims present.
Several years and conferences have now come and gone since that first day. The physical and spiritual progress has been incredible. Doors have opened, new property and buildings have been purchased, new facilities constructed, and so much more. This is truly a work of God not that unlike the wonderful days of the early church in the Book of Acts.
I wish each of you could go every year and be there with us to witness the power and mercy of God. Whether in the crusade services, the medical camps, or in any number of the village churches where we were the first white men many of them had ever met, God has been there.
There is a way you can go however. We need your assistance in two very valuable and indispensable ways:
1. We need intercessors and prayer warriors to cover us in prayer.
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The capital of West Bengal is Calcutta. The name Calcutta is derived from Kali (Hindu goddess of destruction). The official language of West Bengal is Bengali (85.8%). The minority languages include Santali (2.6%), Urdu (2.1%) and Nepali (1.3%). Majority of the population consists of Hindus (75.1%) and Muslims (23.4%). Christians comprise only about six- tenths of a percent.
When India gained independence, Bengal was divided into West and East based on Hindu/ Muslim religion. Later East Bengal became now known Bangladesh. Due to this partition, millions of refugees poured into the city of Calcutta. Today 13 million people live in Calcutta, which makes it the world's lowest standard of living with vast slums. Now Calcutta has over one million homeless according to the recent statistics.
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We need help. Would you or your church would considering partnering with us to reach these sweet people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ? We desperately need financial support for several of the ministry projects mentioned on this website. Without support from people like yourself, this whole ministry would have to cease. Any help you can be at all would be appreciated immensely.


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You know how to figure out what your weight should be, right? You just look at the chart in your doctor's office, find you frame type and height, and that's it. But wait! What about the rule that says: Start at 100 pounds and add five more for every inch over five feet? Or the stuff on body fat percentage, waist-hip ratio, or any number of other formulas that are supposed to tell you whether or not you're overweight? Add to all this the fact that women feel pressured by our small-minded culture to be skinny — skinnier, in fact, than most of us ought to be — and it's no wonder we're so confused! That pressure increased with a highly publicized 1995 Harvard University study. According to some new reports, the study proved that the very skinniest among us were the healthiest — and putting on any weight with age was bad news. But that was a misinterpretation, says the study's author, JoAnn Manson, M.D., codirector of women's health at Brigham and Women's Hospital at Harvard Medical School. The study tracked women ages 30 to 55 over a 16-year period, and Dr. Manson did find that the slimmest subjects in each height group had the lowest mortality rates. But a woman had to be really overweight for the risk to increase significantly. For example, in the case of a five feet five inch woman, risk factors didn't kick in until after 150 pounds. Furthermore, the doctor points out that her study suggests avoiding substantial weight gain — that is, more than 20 to 25 pounds — with aging.
U.S. government guidelines, which were also revised in 1995, are consistent with Dr. Manson's findings. A healthy weight for someone measuring five feet five inches, according to the guidelines, is in the 114- to 150-pound range. The big news, however, is not so much that "ideal" weights have changed, but that many experts are now thinking of those figures as merely a starting point. Ultimately, they hope to get people away from numbers, and closer to a more realistic and individual view of what healthy weight really means.
Getting Personal
It's important to understand that even the most up-to-the-minute guidelines for healthy weights are just
averages, and therefore don't address individual susceptibilities — or strengths. "Look at Winston Churchill," says Michael Hamilton, M.D., director of the Duke University Diet and Fitness Center in Durham, NC. "He overate, drank too much, smoked cigars, and you never saw a picture of him in a jogging suit — but
he lived to be ninety. It's like gambling; being fat does increase your chances of dying or getting sick, but it doesn't mean you're going to."
Similarly, being slim doesn't guarantee you anything if you have bad health habits or genes working against you. Diane Cheatham, 37, of Port Republic, MD, is quite slender; at five feet six inches, she weighs only
115 pounds. But last year, she received a diagnosis of severe osteoporosis. A former heavy smoker and non- exerciser, she also has a family history of the disease. Cheatham is currently in a treatment program that includes workouts to help strengthen her muscles (and consequently, her bones), which will probably result in her gaining weight — and being healthier. That's why the new guidelines provide such a wide range of acceptable weights: Many factors influence what's right for you.
Figuring Your Weight Factors
Doctors worry most about patients' excess pounds because of three potential killers: heart disease, high blood pressure; and diabetes. Anything that affects your chances of getting those diseases should figure into your decisions on whether to lose weight. Here, six points to consider:
* Family history. "Having grandfather who died of a heart attack at ninety has absolutely no significance," says Reubin Andres, M.D., clinical director of the National Institute on Aging in Baltimore. "But if you have a primary relative — a parent or sibling — who had a heart attack before age sixty (for men, it's
fifty), or a similarly strong family history of diabetes or high blood pressure, you'd probably be better off with your weight at the lower end of the normal range."
* Your own medical profile. If you have low cholesterol, low blood pressure, and normal blood sugar, you don't need to be as concerned about what might otherwise be considered excess weight, according to Dr. Hamilton. Exercise physiologist Dana Brown, of George Washington University School of Medicine's Women's, DC, works with a 41-year-old woman who, at five feet eight inches and 220 pounds, would normally fall in the health danger zone. "But by every measure — aerobic capacity, muscular strength, endurance, flexibility, blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol — she's extremely healthy," says Brown. "She's here because she wants to slim down, which is fine. But it would be hard to justify telling her she should lose weight."
* Weight distribution: "If your extra weight is around your hips, thighs, and buttocks, these are sort of safe places to have it," says Dr. Andres. Conversely, if you're thick through the middle, it means you probably have a fair amount of visceral fat — that is, fat within the abdominal cavity, which is strongly
linked to cardiovascular disease and diabetes risk. How do you know when your stomach size is unhealthy? The expect concensus is that a woman should take notice — and action — if her waist measures more than 35
* Diet. What you eat can count for more than how much you eat and what you weigh. A diet high in fats, especially saturated ones, trends to boost the amounts of visceral fat and blood cholesterol — and, consequently the risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes.
* Exercise program. Even if exercise doesn't help you lose an ounce, you still get a lot of health credits. It not only gives your heart a healthy workout, but it also minimizes visceral fat and decreases a variety of other risk factors for the Big Three killers.
* Lean body mass. If you work out regularly, you're probably "thinner" in terms of body fat than the scale indicates. "There's no easy way to measure your percentage of body fat, but you don't need a sophisticated test," says Dr. Hamilton, "Just take off your clothes, and stand in front of a mirror." Have more muscle than mush? Then the odds are you can afford to pack more poundage than a couch potato of the same height. IF YOU CONCLUDE THAT YOU SHOULD slim down, "even a modest loss — as little as five to ten percent of your current weight — can have importance health benefits, such as lowering blood pressure, improving cholesterol levels, and lowering blood sugar," says Dr. Manson. Even when a person is extremely overweight, the new medical emphasis is on the sort of loss that can be sustained. Actually, the first line of defense is to try to stop gaining weight, since we tend to put on pounds with
age. If you're not overweight to begin with, ten to 15 more pounds, spread over a decade or two, isn't going to make much difference healthwise, according to Dr. Manson. The gain should, however, serve as warning to change your eating and exercise habits so you don't find yourself sliding up into the 20-pounds-plus area.


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Mere Angne Mein 21st January 2017 Written Episode Update
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Mere Angne Mein 21st January 2017 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
The Episode starts with Shanti asking Preeti why did you break house door. Preeti says sounds were coming, I thought thief is there and I broke the lock, I have seen the things messed up. Shanti says you left stammering and making stories. Preeti says I worry for you all, I will not think bad for family, I got food, have it. Nimmi says we are in big problem, we are blamed for Riya's murder, I know Riya is alive. Preeti asks what, maybe she is not alive. Kaushalya asks what are you saying, don't scare us, how can she die. Preeti says maybe she died after calling. Shanti asks is this magic show, how can she die suddenly after talking to me, how can police come instantly.
She doubts on someone who had laid the plan. She says I will find out who can be our enemy. Nimmi says Shanti and Sarla have many enemies. Raghav says I hope Shivam finds something. Shanti asks Kaushalya not to cry. She asks Preeti to leave.
Kaushalya asks Nimmi to call Shivam. Nimmi says call is not connecting. Kaushalya says where is he. Shanti asks what happened, why are you awake at night. Kaushalya says I m worried as Shivam did not come. Shivam comes home. Kaushalya asks did you find about Riya. Shivam says her dad's house was locked, and all relatives are gone. Shanti asks is it still aching. He says yes, a bit. She asks how did Riya call. He says it was PCO number, Riya called, she is not ghost, we have to get her to court, else jail…. Shanti says I will not go jail again.
Kaushalya asks him to have food. Shanti says your wound will heal soon Shivam. Sarla talks to someone and asks is the plan going on as I said, I will tell you what to do ahead. Rani hears her and asks to whom was she talking. She asks did you do this jail planning. Sarla says no, I was also there. Rani asks did Riya do all this.
Shanti sees Riya. Riya says you did wrong, you made me away from my love, you separated me and Shivam, what did I do, Lord will punish you and your family now. Shanti sees this dream and says no, I will not get punished. She wakes up and looks around. She wishes everything gets fine.
Its morning, Shanti makes a man write and publish apology for Riya. Inspector comes and says I m seeing this for the first time, to call someone dead by giving ad, see what I got for you, its written if you don't give proof that Riya is alive in 3 years, you all will go jail once again, and then get hanged. Nimmi checks papers. Inspector goes. Nimmi says its written in papers, the case is about killing bahus, its on fast track, if we don't present Riya, they will put us in jail again. Shivam gets shocked.
Shanti asks the man to publish ad. He calls her mad to give ad for dead bahu. Shivam runs to hold him and gets stomach ache. He asks Shanti did Riya tell her where she is staying. Shanti says I was angry and ended call. He asks was any sound coming. She thinks and says shank sound was coming, it was temple sound. Nimmi says how will we find her. Shivam says we will find her and present her in court. He goes. Kaushalya worries.
Lady inspector says don't worry, they can't present Riya, they can't do anything. Nimmi does Shanti's head massage. Sarla comes crying and tells her problems. Shanti asks what to do of police, I think Riya is doing this intentionally t get revenge, I mean she wants to ruin family. Sarla says I want to secure my children, police has come home, they asked me to get your sign, its written that Sarla and her children are not related to this. Shanti says its true, I will sign on it. Nimmi says no, you won't sign, fine Sarla is not related, if you sign, it will be like you did the crime. Sarla asks will I frame my mum.
Nimmi says Shanti will accept her crime if she signs on papers. Sarla asks Shanti to sign. Shanti says maybe Nimmi is right, it will look I m involved in this case. Sarla does drama and says no one is asking Shivam, he is Riya's husband, why is police beating Amit, its big injustice. Sarla cries and goes. Shanti relaxes. Nimmi takes care of her. Sarla calls her. Shivam is outside and looks for Riya. He thinks I m not able to find her, I have to find her tomorrow. Sarla comes and says Amit's state is bad. Shanti says everything will be fine. Sarla says sign on it. Shanti says I will get trapped if I sign. Sarla asks why are you not agreeing. She acts to cry. She leaves. Shanti says she just comes for her motives.
Nimmi says Shivam will get Riya. Shivam comes home and signs no. They all get shocked.
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Anti-money laundering legislation being extended to lawyers is very much a reality, with the Bill progressing through Parliament. And the timeframe to implementation remains tight, given how much preparation lawyers and firms may face.
While aspects of the relevant legislation are still to be refined, there is much that practitioners can, and should, do now to prepare themselves for it. This On Demand webinar provides valuable insights into what is likely to be expected of lawyers under the legislation, how they can make best use of the lead-in period to prepare themselves for it, and preparation work that can be done now.
Given the scope of the proposed legislation, this On Demand webinar is relevant to almost all lawyers in practice.
Access details will be delivered via email within 15 minutes.
Gary HughesBarristerAkarana Chambers
Gary is a senior lawyer providing advocacy and strategic risk management advice, specialising in all types of regulatory investigations and cases. He is widely regarded as New Zealand's leading lawyer for Anti-Money Laundering expertise, having advised/represented over 100 financial reporting entities (and a few lawyers) grappling with AML law since 2008.
He is also well known as an expert in dealing with the Commerce Commission, Financial Markets Authority and Insurance issues. As a barrister Gary also handles a range of commercial, contract, technology, transport and public law disputes.
Gary has been ranked by independent leading lawyer guides for expertise across several of his practice areas, including Chambers Asia-Pacific, Legal 500 Asia, AsiaLaw Profiles, Benchmark Litigation, Global Competition Review, and Who's Who Legal.
He is a director of ACAMS Australasia, a specialist compliance professional body that each year organises a major Financial Crime conference with the NZ Police in Wellington.
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Friday, January 6, 2012
[8.00/10] A Separation (2011)
7 comments:
- Melissa Bradley said...
This sounds like it would be very intriguing. I love to read literature about and set in, Iran. It is a fascinating and rather mysterious country with an awful lot of negative labels. I recently saw Persepolis and loved it.
- January 6, 2012 at 10:17 AM
- Nebular said...
Mel, critics loved it and so did I. It was full of twist and turns, and none of the characters were classified as good or evil. Everything was so real!
- January 6, 2012 at 11:07 AM
- farawayeyes said...
OK, you've convinced me. On the list.
- January 6, 2012 at 1:08 PM
- Nebular said...
farawayeyes, after you see it, let me know what you thought of it. :)
- January 6, 2012 at 1:14 PM
- Nicole✗✗ said...
I forgot about this one but I will definitely have to see it. It does seem very rare and honest, which always end up being my favorite movies.
- January 7, 2012 at 9:46 PM
- Nicole✗✗ said...
Oh goodness I think I put "rare and honest" if so I meant raw and honest, sorry : )
- January 7, 2012 at 9:47 PM
- Nebular said...
Nicole, it's okay, don't worry about it. ;)
Yes, it's real and honest... but also somewhat disturbing. Iran is not the best country for women to live.
- January 8, 2012 at 2:46 AM