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I really like Chinese, Continental, Italian, Mughlai, Mutton, Punjabi, Rajasthani food & my favourite part of cooking is Roasting, Sauteeing, Seasoning, Tempering, Tossing, Plating, Deep frying, Frying, Cramalizing, Chopping, Garnishing, Marinating, Grating.
I also enjoy Consistency, Flavour, Fresh ingredients, Garninshing, Presentation, Spice levels, Taste, Texture of food.
In a 5-min cookout challenge, I would cook up Paneer Poppers.
If I meet my favourite celeb, I would make besan ki khandiyaan a traditional recipe that is now lost.
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Elizabeth I acceded to the throne in 1558, after Mary I's death, and was crowned in Janauary 1559. It was at this time that France and Spain were vying for control of England. The arrival in England in 1568 of Mary, Queen of Scots, and her imprisonment and subsequent execution in 1587, caused a political crisis aided by Spain. In July 1588 Philip of Spain sent an Armada of 130 ships from Lisbon that was defeated by the English off Gravelines. This tremendous victory transformed England into the leading sea power of the time.
Elizabeth I's reign is often called the 'Golden Age' because it was a time of great achievement in England. She died in 1603 at the age of 69.
Known as 'mill money' this reproduction Sixpence would have been produced on a screw press. On the obverse is the bust of Elizabeth I and on the reverse is a shield of royal arms.
The coin is held in a clear plastic blister and is supplied in full colour pamphlet style packaging, complete with images and historical information of both the coin and life of Elizabeth I.


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Makeover for Bangkok Landmark
Published on Nov 9, 2012
Bangkok's Victory Monument will get a facelift next year, according to plans revealed by city authorities this week. The Nation newspaper reported that the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority (BMA) will beautify the monument and its surrounding plaza, which is home to an outdoor market, bars and food stalls. Under the plan, 33 "vertical gardens" will be installed, along with more lights, toilets and what was described as "multi-purpose space".
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7 Reasons we all hate the Golden GraduateBlogs
When you've all gone your separate ways after university, the only way you manage to keep track of some people from university is by various social media sites. Facebook stalking has become common practice among our generation and sometimes it's totally unavoidable. We all have that one person from our university year that has become the Golden Graduate, they've left university and carried on into the real world with barely a bump. And here are the 7 reasons we all hate them.
1. Travelling
While the rest of us couldn't find our arses from our elbows when uni finished, the Golden Graduate was too busy making use of their time riding elephants, discovering themselves South East Asia and building schools in the Third World. It makes us sick.
2. Great degree
Obviously this goes without saying, the Golden Graduate got a better degree classification than everyone you know and they're pretending to be modest about it. Like butter wouldn't melt.
3. Internship
Struggling to match your previous experiences with where you want to go. Don't worry the Golden Graduate is just finishing their internships at Saatchi&Saatchi, PwC and Penguin Books. And of course they all loved them.
4. Connections
Some people say it is not what you know, but who you know - and they know absolutely everyone. They're tapping up connections left, right and centre to explore all avenues. Although you suspect they are subtly being ruthless to get to the top - Stop taking all the opportunities for yourself!
5. No crippling debt
If there is one thing we can't stand it is efficient financial management. They've left university with no overdraft, no maxed out credit cards AND look reasonably well fed. Just you wait - the student loan repayments will kick in soon, then you'll learn, Golden Graduate.
6. Flawless CV
It's not that they aced the module you actually bled to get a good mark in, or that they are utterly charming and interview incredibly well, it is that their CV is better than yours could ever be. Even if you had twice the amount of time, employers look at their CV and can't look away. Thanks for making us all look bad!
7. Already on a Graduate Scheme
And this was all inconsequential for the bloody Golden Graduate as they'd booked themselves on a Graduate Scheme months ago. But a lot of schemes are now open all year round - so screw you Golden Graduate.
While they might be the worst person in the world and we all hate them with every fibre in our body, it's not going to help us get a job. The graduate job market has a small corner for those kind of graduates, but for the rest of us we need to be smarter with our applications and play to our strengths. I mean - who'd want to work with some one as insufferable as that?
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June —
Interested in your business expense list, but my question is this: I'm an independent contractor optometrist; I commute to 5 or 6 different locations for work. I don't have a "home office." I've always deducted my mileage (standard deduction method) and keep good records. I'm reading about "tax home," "commuting miles," etc…and hoping I'm doing taxes correctly. That's always been an important deduction for me. I am paid either by the patient or by the hour, depending on the job. I don't see patients at home obviously, but I do book keeping, emails, etc…. related to my business from home. Thanks for your help.
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I gather from your email that you are concerned about two different kinds of transportation. One type: Going from one work location to another. There is no question. Those are business miles.
However, the second type driving from home to a work location is a commute. It is not a business drive. In order for it to be a business drive you would have to be going from one work location to another. That cannot happen unless you have a home office. And you may have one but not know it. If you do "administrative" work in an area used exclusively for that purpose you have a home office. What's administrative work? Billing, blogging, medical research on the computer, calling patients — all done from a desk used for nothing else. If that 3 ft by 5 ft desk is located in your den where the kids watch TV you have a 15 square foot office.
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Pat Reeves, who has died aged 46, was an adventurous entrepreneur and philanthropist who championed youth-focused charities and brought new ideas to the two, very different, industries of fast food delivery and sofa retail.
His first venture was the upmarket food delivery business Deliverance, established in 1997 with his long-term business partner Rohan Blacker, a fellow fugitive from the legal profession. Their plan was to cook an international menu of the highest quality and deliver it by a fleet of mopeds to people's front doors in time for dinner.
With no previous experience in catering, Reeves set about drawing top chefs from China, Thailand, India and Italy to his unit on a Battersea industrial estate. His aim was to show that home-delivered food could be a viable alternative to eating out. Within a few years they were feeding several thousand people each evening. The business survived many setbacks – not least when Reeves absent-mindedly left a whole week's takings on the back seat of a London cab – and has continued to thrive.
In 2006 Reeves and Blacker shifted their efforts from catering to furnishing, establishing the eponymous online retailer, sofa.com. In doing so, Reeves injected a mix of character, wit and charm into a previously traditional industry – an enthusiasm for innovation which also led him to champion underprivileged young people.
Christopher Patrick Reeves was born on November 28 1967, the eldest son of a leading investment banker. Always known as Pat, he was educated at Marlborough and at the University of East Anglia, where he read Economics and Philosophy.
He was called to the Bar in 1991, but his career as a barrister almost foundered before it began when he turned up to his final exam – for a mock trial – in a Hawaiian shirt and was refused admittance. He soon branched out.
Contrary to the popular perception of a successful entrepreneur, Reeves saw himself as fundamentally lazy and joked that he started Deliverance and sofa.com because he liked sitting around on sofas eating takeaways. Between ventures, he would often wander about in his red tartan dressing-gown and Birkenstock sandals until the early afternoon.
Despite appearances, he would invariably be mulling over a potential new project and once an idea had fixed he became an unstoppable force. Indeed, Reeves was a gregarious character whose presence lit up a room. He was an accomplished poker player, an enthusiastic dinghy sailor and a passionate ski racer.
For many years he took part in the Inferno ski race in Mürren, Switzerland, for which he signed up to the British Army ski race training camp. A keen traveller, he undertook an arduous cycle ride in his early twenties across the Atlas Mountains, where he had to enlist the help of local Berber tribesmen to complete the journey.
He regularly helped young people with employment or start-up grants for small businesses and supported Jamie's Farm, where urban youngsters are introduced to country life.
On hearing of the struggle at a remote Afghan village school to complete a building project he visited the site and arranged for his company's financial assistance. In 2010, in order to raise funds, he decided on a whim to cycle alone to Tuscany. He bought a bicycle and, with no training or preparation beyond cycling the 10 miles home from the bike shop, set out the next day. The 1,200-mile, three-week ride included the 8,100ft St Bernard Pass.
Reeves took some time to recover from the trip but three months after his return he was diagnosed with cancer and given six months to live. With a mixture of bravado and determination he extended this to nearly three and a half gruelling years. It was during this period that he married his long-term girlfriend, Henrietta Dudley. Reeves chose to spend his final months in his remote chalet, above the Swiss ski resort of Verbier, in the company of his family and devoted friends.
He is survived by his wife.
Pat Reeves, born November 28 1967, died January 10 2014


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Football Canada operates annual youth flag football programs from March to July through our member Provincial and local Football Associations. U9 to U18 age divisions are focused on learning skills through recreational play. Our leagues play 5vs5 Flag Football and follow the Canadian Flag Football Rule Book.
New Leagues
Leagues can be formed by any willing organizer. Typically, a league should have at least four teams. New league organizers need to contact their local Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) for an application form. PSO membership includes incentives such as insurance coverage and the opportunity to partake in provincial, national and international events.
Each team member will need to be registered and purchase equipment through their Provincial Association. Please, contact them now for an application. For more information about flag football, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
For more information on the progression from grassroots to our national teams check out Football Canada's LTAD for developing Football athletes.
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In Not My Idea by Bethany Swafford, Lucas (aka Luke) has just returned home to Bywood Hall, the family estate. He's been on a grand tour of Europe. As the second son, he is not expected to take over his father's estate. With his own inheritance, he has the means with which to travel. His father cut his trip short and he has returned home to find out why. But the home he returns to is in such disorder: his mother is bedridden after a traumatic riding accident; his older brother, George, has married a very despicable woman, and, as usual, Lucas is a big disappointment to his father. To top it off, he discovers that his hand has been promised in marriage to a silly young woman, one he never liked as a child and one he definitely doesn't like now. Things couldn't get any more complicated, except there is the ring and the best friend, Miles, who causes all sorts of problems.
Families can be difficult at the best of times. For a wealthy family of the early nineteenth-century, family is very much like politics. In a Jane Austen type of drama, where the merits of family and society continually clash, Bethany Swafford's romance novel, Not My Idea, drips with conflict and mystery. The reader can't help but like the protagonist, Lucas; they can't help but relate to him, feel his misery, his entrapment, his conflicting emotions. The author has a propensity for descriptive narrative, characterization and plot development, mixed in with a little bit of mystery, suspense, drama and a touch of humor. A very enjoyable and compelling read.


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Company CEO Fritz Henderson announced that
But GM isn't the only automaker that has made cuts. Chrysler announced plans last February to discontinue three of its models--the PT Cruiser, the Chrysler Aspen and the Dodge Durango--and it cut four others in 2008.
With sales at record lows--down 18.3% to 13.2 million units last year--brands ranging from American-born Buick to Japan-based Mitsubishi are on the brink in North America after seeing dismal sales for the last five years.
Behind the Numbers
To create our list of the fastest-dying car brands, we used year-over-year sales records from Auto Data, a research firm based in Woodcliff Lake, N.J. We evaluated the percentage of increase or decline in sales for each brand in the U.S. market since 2003, then added up the fluctuation to see which brands had the steepest downward trends. Our list highlights the five brands with the largest declines and the two worst-selling models for each of those brands. We excluded from our list brands that have already been announced as discontinued.
Perhaps the most ubiquitous brand on the list is Buick, which has an accumulated sales decline of 81% since 2003. Its Lucerne sedan could be on the chopping block, with sales down 49.5% last month.
Discontinuations hit automakers especially hard, since lines that shut down--in some cases--were once especially popular. The PT Cruiser, for example, was a top seller and was named North American Car of the Year in 2001. Similarly, GM plans to stop producing vehicles under the once-popular Saturn brand by 2012. GM's quirky Saab and legendary Hummer marquees are also slated for closure.
"I think probably what's going to end up happening is Saab's going to become a Swedish company again," says Jeremy Anwyl, CEO of Edmunds, a publisher of auto information. "I think the Swedish government is probably going to step in there. Both Saab and Hummer were really niche brands, and GM clearly has more expertise in managing volume brands than managing niche brands. They just kind of were like fish out of water."
Surprise Strugglers
When we exempted from our list the brands already slated for shutdown, it included some surprising entries. Tata Motors'
Indian automaker Tata bought the England-based manufacturer and Land Rover from Ford in 2008. Jaguar's total retail vehicle sales were down 5.8% last year, albeit less than the 24.4% decline the brand saw from 2006 to 2007 and the 32% decline the year before that.
Jaguar's presence on our list isn't a death sentence, and no one expects the brand to go out of business. Anwyl says the sales decline can be attributed to Tata's decision to take the brand up market for a more permanent but deliberate reduction in sales.
Saab, however, could be a different story. GM's Swedish subsidiary has lost 70.3% in sales since 2003, and unless GM can sell the brand, it will disappear. It was down 10.3% in 2007 and 5.2% in 2006.
Discontinuation by Design
Anwyl says the problems can be traced back to the 1980s, when Oldsmobiles, Buicks, Cadillacs and some Chevrolets all looked alike.
"The idea that you could reposition a vehicle by throwing a different label on it just displays a lack of understanding that in the car business the vehicle itself is a major part of the brand," Anwyl says. "So they ended up really destroying a lot of value that, at the time, was baked into [each] brand."
Unfortunately, the end result doesn't just affect cars. GM will cut 21,000 jobs by year-end, while Chrysler, which cut 32,000 jobs last year, has borrowed $4 billion from the government and has been asked to merge with Italian automaker
But Chrysler Chairman and CEO Robert Nardelli says he's "confident" Chrysler will succeed, given the extreme measures the company has taken. On Sunday, the automaker made a deal with two autoworkers unions that will save the company $200 million annually.
GM is also negotiating with union leaders but has yet to reach an agreement.


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Why did I wait so long? I had a feeling this collection of linked short stories would be worth reading, a favorite to add to my collection. I have no idea why, but just a feeling. I waited to write this post for several days because I wanted to sit with the after buzz it gave me. And then I went back and reread the stories all over again.
The Temple of Air (2011) by Patricia Ann McNair is a collection of eleven stories that span three decades taking place in the small town of New Hope. The characters are real people from the working class who have either spent their entire lives in New Hope or have ended up there running away from lives left behind as an escape. The narrators range from teenagers to adults and their stories are relatable and yet fantastical. They are unflinching, dark, unapologetic, funny, sad and unrelenting. And within each story there is something to ingest and take away.
"But life was complicated, and sometimes you did things in order to survive, and sometimes you did things just because you could. Sometimes you cheated and sometimes you stole. Sometimes you hurt people or insulted them for no apparent reason, and sometimes you were sorry, and sometimes you weren't. Sometimes you pretended to be who you really weren't or finally became who you really were."
Patricia Ann McNair is a Chicagoan (yay!) and also has this great blog/site that I follow where she posts a photo everyday with a journal prompt. Maybe I will finally take pen to paper and start the essay/short story journey.
And for those of you who enjoyed The Shore, The Temple of Air is a book to pick up. Similarly it starts with a story that leaves you breathless and ends with a fantastical story that opens up so many questions and at the same time explains it all. After reading the first three stories from a library copy, I ordered my own where I could write in the back flap with all the characters and how they are linked. And also flag the book to death! I just hope McNair comes out with another collection soon. Until then I will have to sit tight and stalk her blog. 🙂


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Welcome to the Bonza Bash New Year's Eve 2012 Gala Ball – the most swanky and sophisticated way to ring in the New Year in the Pacific Northwest. Featuring our live 18 piece big band plus our feature DJ -prepare for a night of glitz, glamor, celebration and fun as only Bonza Bash knows how!
Check out pics from last year's New Year's Eve event to get a taste of what's in store for this year…
Here's what we have lined up for 2011/12:
- A Brand New, Absolutely Fantastic Venue: Hyatt Olive 8 – we'll be hosting our event at one of Seattle's chicest new hotels, the Hyatt Olive 8
- 18 Piece Big Band – we're thrilled to welcome back the Mach One Jazz Orchestra, an uptempo, swingin', bold and brassy 18-piece big band, sure to get you on your feet!
- KISS 106.1's DJ Tamm – you'll normally find him spinning at Seattle's hottest clubs or on KISS 106.1. On NYE, you'll find him at the Bonza Bash!
- Charity partner – support the Washington Food Coalition's mission to end hunger in Washington state.
- Exclusive VIP offerings – including private VIP area, VIP tables, expanded food selection, private bar etc…
- Exclusive deals for Bonza Bash guests – everything from dinner packages to hotel rooms at the Hyatt, attire and transportation. We've done the legwork to make your night easier
- Complimentary Red Carpet Photos – as with all Bonza Bash events, full access to our photographers' event portfolios after the conclusion of the event.
- Complimentary Coat Check – another Bonza Bash staple, included in the price of your ticket!


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Presidential elections rarely turn on debates over policy. They are typically influenced much more by the state of the economy, what is happening in the world, and the personal characteristics of the candidates. This year's campaign, which is atypical in so many respects, may be even less about policy than usual and more about perceptions of the personal qualities of the candidates.
But elections always have consequences for the future direction of policy. Now that the party platforms for the 2016 campaign are written and posted online, we can see that Republicans and Democrats are as far apart on health care as they have been for quite some time. Platforms are never implemented as written, and not all candidates endorse every plank in them. However, they signal which issues are important to the parties and, broadly speaking, what candidates aim to do about them.
Republican Platform
Not surprisingly, the centerpiece of the Republican health care agenda is repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The more contentious question has been what policies Republicans would put in place of the ACA and what changes they might propose for Medicare and Medicaid.
Key elements of the Republican health care platform include
- Protection from insurance discrimination for people with preexisting conditions who maintain continuous coverage. This would be a weaker safeguard than what's in the ACA, which guarantees access to insurance for everyone, even if they've had a gap in coverage, and requires that a minimum set of benefits be provided.
- Allowing people to buy insurance across state lines. This would likely have the effect of insurers setting up shop in states with the least stringent regulations. It would not address the main impediment to insurers expanding their service areas, which is negotiating contracts with physicians and hospitals.
- Ending "tax discrimination against the individual purchase of insurance." Historically, this has generally meant allowing people who buy insurance on their own to deduct the cost of their premiums on their taxes, which would put individual insurance on equal footing from a tax perspective with employer-provided coverage. This idea, which Donald Trump proposed earlier, would benefit higher-income people in higher tax brackets. But it would little help lower-income people—who would make up the bulk of the uninsured if the ACA is repealed—because they are in low tax brackets and generally don't itemize deductions.
- Capping federal spending on Medicaid and giving states more leeway in administering the program through a block grant. The precise effects would depend on the details, but block granting Medicaid would likely lead to lower federal spending over time. It would shift the risk of rising health care costs to states and could lead to reductions in Medicaid eligibility and coverage as states respond to the increased risk.
- Providing people under age 55 years with the option of traditional Medicare or a premium support system of competing insurance plans once they enroll in Medicare. The platform also proposes to raise the age of eligibility for Medicare.
Democratic Platform
In their platform, Democrats propose to build on the ACA toward the goal of achieving universal health care. The ACA has brought the share of the population uninsured to the lowest level recorded, yet 28.6 million people were still uninsured in 2015.
Specific health care proposals in the Democratic platform include:
- Providing the option to enroll in a "public option" plan and allowing people over age 55 years to buy-in to Medicare. These mechanisms have the potential to lower costs for the federal government and consumers by decreasing administrative overhead and reducing rates paid to physicians and hospitals, which also helps to explain why the ideas have been quite controversial.
- Making premiums more affordable and reducing patient out-of-pocket costs. Although the platform does not provide any detail on how this would be accomplished, Hillary Clinton has proposed to increase the ACA's income-based premium subsidies and create a refundable tax credit for people with private insurance who have high out-of-pocket costs relative to their incomes. The platform also calls for an end to surprise medical bills.
- Targeting prescription drug costs. Monthly out-of-pocket costs for drugs would be capped, which would help some patients but not address the underlying prices for drugs. Importation of lower-priced drugs from other countries would be permitted, and "pay for delay" arrangements that postpone the introduction of generic drugs would be prohibited. Medicare would be allowed to negotiate drug prices directly with manufacturers (though the platform is silent on whether Medicare could also create a drug formulary in order to gain leverage with manufacturers).
- Expanding funding for community health centers. Clinton has proposed $40 billion in additional funding for health centers over 10 years, which would represent a substantial increase in resources.
As their platforms illustrate, Democrats and Republicans have "fundamentally different" aims in health care.
Democrats have sought to expand the use of government spending, regulation, and purchasing power to increase the number of people with insurance, reduce the growth in health care costs, and protect patients from discrimination and high out-of-pocket expenses. That has meant higher taxes and a more expansive role for government.
Republicans are focused more on lowering federal spending, reducing taxes, and minimizing regulation, which would in turn lead to more people uninsured and less protection for people with preexisting medical conditions.
The ACA has increased insurance coverage by 20 million people, and it is now the status quo in our health care system. Fully repealing it would be very disruptive. At the same time, the public remains divided on the law, so building on it will also be controversial.
Regardless of who wins in November, neither party will get everything it wants. In fact, the experience of recent years suggests that any meaningful policy change in health care is exceedingly difficult in this political environment. Still, it is safe to assume that who controls the White House and Congress after November will heavily influence the future direction of the ACA and government health programs in general.
About the author: Larry Levitt, MPP, is Senior Vice President for Special Initiatives at the Kaiser Family Foundation and Senior Advisor to the President of the Foundation. Among other duties, he is Co-Executive Director of the Kaiser Initiative on Health Reform and Private Insurance.
About The JAMA Forum: JAMA has assembled a team of leading scholars, including health economists, health policy experts, and legal scholars, to provide expert commentary and insight into news that involves the intersection of health policy and politics, economics, and the law. Each JAMA Forum entry expresses the opinions of the author but does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of JAMA, the editorial staff, or the American Medical Association. More information is available here and here.
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- Fifteen minutes of rope skipping at different speeds
- Shadow boxing for five rounds with one-minute breaks, using all offensive techniques, including fists, knees and feet
- Bag practice for five rounds with one-minute breaks, using all attacks in a Thai Boxer's repertoire
- Sparring with a senior fighter or trainer who wears specially designed protective pads on his or her forearms. He or she uses only defensive moves and directs the attacks of the boxer, who is to react as fast as he or she can using any technique he or she sees fit
- General exercise such as push-ups, sit-ups, and light weight training
- Roadwork: this is normally done early in the morning and consists of at least one half-hour of jogging and includes five rounds of running at increased speed for three minutes. During one-minute breaks the runner does not rest but keeps on jogging
Diet basics:
The fighters live on a controlled diet determined by the trainer. Its main ingredients are lean meat, fresh vegetables, and plenty of fruit, supplemented by milk and eggs.
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NEW DELHI: The real estate sector continued to struggle as was apparent in the results of listed real estate firms in the June quarter, said a report in the Mint newspaper today.
New project launches were deferred or delayed because of delays in getting approvals, even as existing unsold residential inventory in real estate firms remains high. As sales have dropped in the last one year, there has been pressure on pricing. The report gave the example of DLF which sold 0.16 million sq ft of residential space during the June quarter. This is about 60% lower than what it sold a year ago.
Some regional real estate firms such as Lodha Developers, Sobha Developers and Godrej Properties have done better because they launched fewer projects, the newspaper said.
Builders have been trying to trim costs but operating profit for listed firms was dismal given weak sales and revenue growth. Among the top 13 listed real estate companies that are part of the BSE Realty Index, average net profit dropped close to 46% year-on-year, the report stated.
Most are also finding it difficult because of high debt levels, high working capital requirement. Their ability to service debt has weakened.
According to data from property consultancy Knight Frank, unsold inventory levels in the top eight cities in India stands at about 7 lakh homes.


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This picture surprised me.
You've seen it in the past. It's an image from a Central City second line. You saw it in color here. In black and white on Instagram. But, never like this.
I opened this picture by accident. On a huge monitor. I started looking at it. Really looking at it. The image isn't how I saw it in the past. For one thing, there is a lot of extra information in the frame. It isn't needed. For another, I always saw the young man in the foreground with his sunglasses falling down his nose as the main subject. In this version, he's just part of the darkened outer frame of the picture. It's all about the eye. Almost in the middle of the picture.
As I said, "at least in this version." Pictures — like music — teach you how to make them the longer that you work with them. A friend of mine once answered a writer's question about a particular song changing from the album to what it became played live, on stage, by saying "play a song 500 or 600 times and it will teach you how to play it,"
Here's what I did. Let this be a lesson to y'all. Let this be a lesson to me. Or, at least, a reminder.
One reason to work in RAW and with a fairly larger sensor size is because the picture is easy to crop and still have a fairly large image when you are done. There is a certain amount of flexibility and freedom working this way. You do the work after the fact. That's just one reason.
So. (Once again)
I cropped the picture. I took out extraneous background information. I drew your eye into the center of the frame, in order to see the eye in the center.
I tinkered with the color. I made the picture into some kind of old fashioned monochrome rather than just pure black and white. Or, my usual vibrant color.
I burned and dodged the image. Again, to pull your eye into the center of the frame.
Then I softened the edges of the picture. I bet you know why.
Finally, I added a little vignette. To — imagine this — further draw your eye to the subject's eye.
That's it.
A lot of steps. Steps that were mostly learned in a real live wet darkroom, making prints. It was a lot harder and more time-consuming back in those old school days. It was worth it. If nothing else, working that way taught me what to do in the digital world. It taught me about production economy. And, picture culling skills.
After all, why make 20 marginal pictures of something when you can make one really great, storytelling image of the same thing? Don't self edit in camera. On the scene. Or, the street. Or, even in your car. You can't see much on those itty bitty camera lcds. Wait until you are culling them on your computer monitor. Look at them at once in one place. On a big lcd. Pick the best one or two. You'll be able to concentrate your post production to just those few images. You won't rush. You won't try to get everything done in a few minutes. You'll take the time to make reasonable corrections and enhancements.
Trust me.
Your pictures and readers will thank you for it.


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Welcome in the school year with new bathroom décor, towels and accessories that match your style. While you might prioritize other areas of your dorm or apartment when you think of redecorating, don't sleep on a new set of towels, bath mat, or shower curtain for the new school year. Upgrading your bathroom style might not seem like a big deal, but with the right accessories, even your bathroom can reflect who you are and what you're into. Choose from all kinds of bath towels in super soft fabrics, then work your way out with accessories like a bathroom mirror, waterproof radio, and soft & absorbent bath mat.
Bathroom décor is another way to personalize your space just in time for back to school – so make sure you add new bath towels, décor and accessories to your shopping list before you head to school for the new semester! It's a simple way to make your home-away-from-home feel like the real deal. And don't just stop at redecorating your bathroom – get all the necessities for your kitchen, bedroom & desk with the full Apartment collection from American Eagle. Whether you need new bedding like a duvet cover or comforter set, or you're just looking to add some finishing touches to your room décor with lamps, tapestries & more, you can find all your back-to-school essentials with a little help from AE.


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I've been working pretty hard, battling it out with Gillian McKeith (note how Channel 4 acronyms You Are What You Eat as "yawye": an appropriate new word for the nonsense-speak she spouts), but sometimes all I want to do is run away from the computer into real world of our lovely kitchen and create something (in other words, "sigl", Sometimes I Get Lazy).
With our dear sailor from France in situ for the while, we have the privilege of looking forward to some confit de canard tomorrow evening – and not just that, but potatoes fried in the can of goose fat he brought along in addition. It promises to be decadent.
Decadence only really calls for more decadence, so I've been scheming about something I can do for dessert – hopefully something slow that I can make today which can sit and mature till tomorrow. I'm not sure if I can top the Castle Milk Stout ice cream we concocted the other day (man! think of the head of a glass of Guinness, as ice cream). I'm not sure if I can think of anything at all, but I did find a recipe I used to love as a child (it's not appropriate to follow crispy duck, but worth sharing nevertheless):
Why did I scratch out that important reminder?? Clearly I had big ideas as a child:
And look, I even used to drink Fanta.
I am no wiser about what to concoct for tomorrow, if anything. But I have had one mystery solved. I've been following Jamie Oliver on Twitter (because I can!), but all the while sceptical of whose tweets I was really following. Until this morning:
There you go. He's the real deal. (I've named this picture "Jamie twit", though perhaps just "twits" is more accurate? Put a man in front of a screen and that somehow proves he doesn't have a ghostwriter? What gullible fools we've all become, so desperate for the real deal that we'll believe anything).


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It is a collection of stories that come after a prologue. A company of thirty people are leaving on a pilgrimage to the shrine of St. Thomas at Canterbury and they meet at the Tabard Inn in Southwark. The host, Harry Baily, proposes that each of them should tell two stories on the way to and two on the way back, a proposal that is readily accepted. Then, the tales follow accompanied by short "links" which string them together and carry on the design of the Prologue. The Prologue is considered the most important part of the work and contains superb portraits of the various pilgrims, forming a delightful gallery of English medieval society. All classes, except the highest and the lowest, are represented. There is the knight, the Squire, the Prioress, the Monk, the Wife of Bath, the poor Parson, the Ploughman, the Carpenter, the Miller, and many other characters and they are all portrayed with extraordinary vividness, humour and verve.
Characterization is an attempt to describe the medieval middle class with its positive and negative aspects. Let's take the knight. It is the first character to be introduced and is, in a sense, a traditional character, the man of continuity with the past who aims at keeping order and respecting the idea of chivalry.
The portrait of the Knight's son, the Squire, is quite different. Their different set of values is underlined with irony and whereas the father represents nobleness, the son embodies the pursuit of personal interest.
A female equivalent of the knight is provided by the Prioress, daughter of nobility, fascinated by manners as a sign of distinction, much more important than matters. With her Chaucer uses humorous hints that become open satire when it becomes evident that the pity she directs to animals would hardly reach Christians and human beings.
The Monk is an ambiguous character too. Instead of following the rules of order and respect, as his social role would request him to, he only cares about himself. His portrait is bitter and the denunciation of his abuses makes him repulsive, without the humorous traits we find with the prioress. His physical traits reveal his greed and his capacity of exploiting others.
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Langebaan Sands
Luxury town house development
Langebaan Sands lies within the sought after property environment of Myburgh Park, Langebaan, situated on the banks of the Langebaan Lagoon, West Coast National Park. Home owners in Langebaan Sands are within 5 minutes easy walk of the beach and Langebaan Yacht Club.
Enjoy the fresh breeze of the Langebaan lagoon while taking in panoramic views filled with indigenous flora. Bird watching, hiking, biking, fishing, sailing, kiting and many more outdoors activities such as golf are part and parcel of the Langebaan Sands investment.
The Langebaan Sands development boasts 18 luxury town houses with a choice of two or three bed roomed homes, some with loft conversions and single or double garage options. Each home is built in the unique Sandveld architectural vernacular with bespoke specifications, built on a freehold erf of between 340 to 412 sq. m and own metered services.
The layout on the stand has been carefully planned for the optimum use and exposure to the sun and elements.
High quality building is a feature and pride of the developer and the builder throughout. The Langebaan Sands Home Owners Association will jealously guard over standards of buildings and lively hood in fellowship according to the Constitution and Code of conduct. Traffic will render no problem in the two clusters each having their own entrance.
Levies will be low and can be sustained by income of an olive orchard. Extras are radio controlled garage doors, painted garage floor , lawn with sprinkler system, heat pump, built in oven, gas hob and extractor in the kitchens as well as an indoor braai.
The atmosphere radiates an old world charm made modern by laminated flooring, wooden trusses, exposed beams, wood finish ceilings, marble or wooden counter tops, wooden stair cases and lofts (in some units).
Kitchens and bathrooms are beautifully designed and equipped and really something to boast about. Cupboards in the rooms are ample and well designed. The units are ideal for both young and old, for retirement, for a personal holiday home, as investment and to be let on long term allowed.
Langebaan Sands' proximity to Cape Town with all it offers is a bonus but being in the tranquil 'platteland' promises a high quality lifestyle: far from the maddening rush and rat race!
This is not a plot and plan, Langebaan Sands' homes are built with care and then put up for sale, VAT inclusive and a nominal attorney's fee will apply. Purchasers are to arrange their own finances.
Marketing is done by the developer himself as director. NO COMMISSION applies thus. The first unit has been sold to a very proud owner, the second is up as Show House and the third is going up and will be ready soon.
Interested, Purchases are invited to contact the developer,
Linden Basson (082 920 3111 / firstname.lastname@example.com)
18 Luxury Town Houses
Prime Location
The lucky owners are within 5 minutes walk to beach and yaucht club.This development is also close to a Private School and Langebaan Town Center as well as part of the sought after property environment of Myburg park, Langebaan.
Own Title Units
The development of Langebaan Sands boasts 18 Luxury Town Houses of a mix of 2 or 3 bedrooms, some with a loft, single or double garage.High quality building is a feature and pride of the developer and the builder throughout.
No sting of high levies
Luxury Finishes
The atmosphere radiates an old world charm made modern by laminated flooring, wooden trusses, exposed beams, wood finished ceilings,marble or wooden counter tops, wooden stair cases and lofts (In some units).
Linden and Jeanette Basson, now retired are well settled in Langebaan since August 1988 after leaving careers in Maths and Science Teaching and as an occupational therapist.
They have three daughters and a son who also successfully studied at Stellenbosch and now boasts 10 grand kids – three girls and seven boys. Linden dug himself into the property business and soon launched his own "Langebaan Properties (Pty) Ltd" and had to call on Jeanette to join him.
The company was one of the most successful in town with a very dedicated small team rendering superb personal service and kept focussed on the needs of their clients. Galjoenduin, one of the first and then largest town house developments was one of the early successes Linden undertook and completed as a 59 unit Live Style Village.
It can be visited on Google Earth along Benguella Lane, Skipper and Anchor Closes. They were also tied up in developing a commercial complex and CEO of Kirkprop (Pty) Ltd and ran the business as a commercial rental. Linden and Jeanette were closely involved with Myburgh Park from the very start and one of the top marketing agents to Myburg Park (Pty) Ltd and a very close friend to Kerneels Nortje (CEO) and developer.
They settled in Penquin Place close to LYC and just love it. It is this affection of the very area to the Langebaan lagoon that urged Linden to share his land close by with more people. This land now houses his last pet development: " Langebaan Sands", comprising of 18 individually designed townhouses. Linden and Jeanette cordially invite you to snatch up your own high quality 'home' and come and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of Langebaan, one of the most beautiful places worldwide.
– Linden and Jeanette Basson
Contact Information
Linden en Jeanette Basson
Contact Us | 082 920 3111 | 022 772 2409
About The Development
The development of Langebaan Sands boasts 18 luxury town houses of a mix of two or three bedrooms, some with a loft, single of double garage, each with its own identity and common Sandveld architecture design with specific elements and specifications built on a freehold erf of between 340 to 412 sq. m, with own metered services. The layout on the stand has carefully been planned for the optimum use and exposure to the sun and elements.
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BlackBerry is ranked as the ninth hated company in the USA according to 24/7 Wall St.com. Why, you may ask? Well, according to the criteria of 24/7 Wall St., it comes down to customer and employee satisfaction, stock performance and management decisions.
Now we all know that BlackBerry has had it's recent downfall but honestly, does this generate a loathing on a level to rank BlackBerry in this top 10? Unfortunately, the article doesn't break down how the companies were rated in those criteria.
24/7 Wall St.com writes:
BlackBerry shares dropped by nearly 30% over the past year, while the S&P 500 gained more than 25%. Revenue in the third quarter was approximately $1.2 billion, down 56% from the year before. The company recorded revenue from 1.9 million smartphones in the period, compared to 6.9 million in the same quarter of the previous year, and the company lost $4.4 billion in the quarter. In contrast, Apple sold 33.8 million iPhones in its last reported quarter.
Does all that garner hatred though? I'm curious to know if any current BlackBerry users were sampled? Or were they former users? The same with employees. Were current stock holders surveyed? Inquiring minds want to know.
What do you think? Is BlackBerry a company to be hated enough to be ranked in the top 10?? Is it to be taken with a grain of salt? Let us know what you think about BlackBerry's ranking in the comments below.
Source: NerdBerry


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Trade mission to Middle East will take 1,000 people off dole - Bruton
THE Irish trade mission to Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states of Qatar and the United Arab Emirates will create enough jobs to cut €20m a year from the dole bill, more than justifying the cost, according to Richard Bruton.
The Minister for Jobs and Enterprise, along with Taoiseach Enda Kenny and a team from Enterprise Ireland, has travelled from Abu Dhabi to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, for the final leg of a five-day mission.
Deals worth €25m have been signed over the course of the mission which ends today and the ambitious target to secure new business for Irish firms over the next two years justifies the huge undertaking, according to Mr Bruton.
"We have set a target to win €150m of additional business in the next two years," he said.
That is enough to create 1,000 new jobs at home, the minister said.
Each unemployed person at home costs the State €20,000 a year, so every new job represents a saving, he said.
"Clearly trade missions pay for themselves many times over, and this is a market that is one of the fastest in the world, great opportunities in areas like construction where we have a very, very good fit," he said.
While the travelling politicians met with senior political and financial leaders in the region, Mr Bruton said much of the work done was by the 87 Irish companies with the delegation, who are in the region to drum up new business.
They range from software companies like Digisoft in Cork, which has been pursuing deals with media businesses in the region; animal feeds producer Eclipse Feeds; and representatives of Waterford and Athlone Institutes of Technology.
So far, deals worth more than €25m have been signed by the Irish firms, including a €15m deal for Jones Engineering. Two more engineering firms, Kentz Group and Byrne Looby announced their expansion into the region with new offices for Kentz and a new joint venture deal for Byrne Looby with ASCO Consulting Engineers in Qatar.
Yesterday, College Ireland, an umbrella body for 15 aviation sector companies and institutions signed a memorandum of understanding with the UAE's flag carrier airline Etihad.
The deal was two-and-a-half years in gestation College Ireland's Brian Joyce told the Irish Independent. Seven separate Irish organisations will be involved with Etihad as the scheme rolls out, including providing training and technical services.
Irish firm College Ireland has ambitious plans to develop an aviation training campus in Ireland at the Weston airport site in Dublin, and Galway Airport.
Aviation has been a big focus for the mission. Mr Kenny met with Etihad's chief executive James Hogan yesterday at the airline's Abu Dhabi headquarters, a meeting also attended by the head of Aer Lingus Christoph Mueller.
Etihad owns a 3pc stake in Aer Lingus and the two airlines co-operate on issues such as code sharing so that passengers using its Dublin-Abu Dhabi route can fly on to Asia and Australia with Etihad, or to the US with Aer Lingus.
While a range of businesses travelled to the Middle East this week the mix is carefully selected, Mr Bruton said.
"We look at each market and look at what sub sectors offer opportunities, so clearly here in the Gulf construction engineering, design services, ICT, health, so we build our trade mission around those subsectors and Enterprise Ireland works with the companies to make sure they are ready for a market like this," he said.
Enterprise Ireland needs to be the first contact point for Irish business owners looking to get involved in future missions, the minister said.
Only vetted clients of the industrial support agency are able to participate in official trade missions.
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Swiss Chard Frittata
Swiss Chard Frittata
Paulette Balsam
This works well with almost any green but Swiss chard is a favorite of ours.
Large bunch Swiss chard
1 onion
1-2 tablespoons olive oil
5-6 eggs
Olive oil or butter for pan
Salt and pepper
Thinly slice the stems and leaves of a bunch of chard. Slice an onion thinly.
Saute the veggies with salt and pepper in 1 -2 tablespoons of olive oil.
When well wilted, let cool briefly.
Scramble 5 or 6 eggs in a bowl and add the sautéed veggies and more salt.
Melt some butter or put some olive oil in a non-stick pan; add eggs and veggies.
Cook covered over medium heat, until done. If you prefer your eggs well done, slide
the mostly cooked frittata onto a plate, hold the pan over it and flip it back into the pan.
Cook to your satisfaction.
I usually slice these servings with scissors rather than a knife for a cleaner cut.


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Every QRM journey starts with many and varied questions. What is QRM? Is it right for my business? How have other companies used QRM? What implementation challenges will we face? What kind of results should we expect? At our QRM events, experts in the field answer such questions and provide you with a toolkit to make time work for — and not against — your company.
Every year, the QRM Center offers a wide variety of training events, from introductory seminars for newcomers to more advanced workshops for people already familiar with QRM and dealing with concrete implementation issues. In addition, QRM Center members have access to special working groups and case study presentations highlighting current implementation successes and challenges.
QRM Event Features
QRM's time-based focus challenges conventional wisdom and offers novel answers to common manufacturing issues. Some of our research results will surprise you and challenge traditional beliefs/common practices.
Theory is important, but it is practice that counts. QRM events include hands-on workshops that give participants a head start in bringing QRM to their companies.
Our events are by professionals for professionals. We focus on the important issues at hand and nothing else. Time is money, and we want to make sure your valuable time is spent right.
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Quick Response Manufacturing is a growing continuous improvement strategy and an important addition to the toolkit of every industry professional. Many of our events qualify for Continuing Education Unit (CEU) credits that can be applied to degree and certificate programs.
We take feedback seriously. Based on our participants' recommendations, QRM workshops and seminars are regularly improved and revised to meet the current and evolving needs of our audience.
At every QRM event, QRM Center staff and students are available to answer additional questions about the QRM Center, the University of Wisconsin, event logistics - and where to find the best food in town.
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ISAF: Afghan hotel attack suspect killed
The Western military coalition in Afghanistan on Thursday pinned the brazen suicide attack on a luxury hotel in the Afghan capital earlier this week squarely on a Pakistani militant group.
The International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said in a statement Thursday that a "top Haqqani Network leader suspected of providing material support to the Kabul suicide bomb attack" was killed the following day in a targeted strike by NATO aircraft inside Afghanistan, near the Pakistani border.
Afghanistan's leaders were also quick to point the finger at Pakistan-based militants following the attack on the Inter-Continental hotel, which left 12 people dead, including a provincial judge who was in Kabul to attend a conference on transferring security duties from Western troops to Afghan national forces.
Taliban lay siege to Kabul hotel; 19 killed
Was Kabul hotel attack an inside job?
Special Section: Afghanistan
The attack occurred nearly a week after President Obama announced he was withdrawing 33,000 U.S. troops from Afghanistan and would end the American combat role by the end of 2014.
"The Haqqani Network, in conjunction with Taliban operatives, was responsible for the Tuesday night attack," ISAF said in a written statement also announcing the death of Ismail Jan in the "precision strike" in Paktia province. Jan, said the statement, was the deputy to the Haqqani network's senior commander inside Afghanistan.Why won't Pakistan dump the Islamists?
The Haqqani network is based in Pakistan, where the country's leaders have showed resistance to intense pressure from the U.S. to target members of the militant group. The group's fighters are known to move back and forth across the border to attack U.S. and Afghan forces
Pressure on leaders in Islamabad is likely to increase, both from Washington and Kabul, in light of the Haqqani link to the Kabul attack.
Navy Vice Adm. William McRaven, the nominee to be the next commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, underlined the severity of the problem of Pakistani havens for extremist groups such as the Haqqani network in hearings before the Senate Armed Services Committee this week.
McRaven said he believes the Pakistani government could, if it chose, do more to alleviate the problem.
"It is both a capacity issue for the Pakistanis and I think potentially a willingness issue," McRaven said.


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The Happiness 101 course is being offered as a Business class through CBU's new College of Adult Professional Studies and will be taught by Dr. Bevalee Vitali, an associate professor of management at CBU. The course is designed to be highly interactive, with discussions, activities and assignments all developed to promote happiness and well-being. Because the course is completely online, students can improve their happiness level in a convenient, non-threatening environment.
Study after study shows happier employees are more engaged, more motivated, more innovative, give better customer service, play more effective roles in teams and make better leaders. In fact, managers ignoring this research run the risk of costing their organizations hundreds of thousands of dollars a year. For example, an organization with 100 happy workers will experience $15,000 less in costs from absenteeism, $27,000 less in expenses from turnover, and be $297,500 more productive than their unhappy competitors.
Happiness 101 will deal with not only psychological factors but also business philosophies and practices put forth in the "strengths movement" and studies into well-being by the Gallup company.
The goal of the course is to address happiness research from two perspectives. First, it will address how individual employees can improve their own happiness levels in order to become more effective at work. Behavioral interventions will be discussed which will improve mindfulness, engagement and performance, giving students an edge at work. Second, the class will discuss action plans and strategies for managers and organizational leaders to improve the happiness levels of all employees.
The College of Adult Professional Studies (CAPS) at CBU offers a course delivery model that utilizes in-class and online class time. The program is oriented more specifically to older professional students, with different degree paradigms requiring statistics, speech, math and English courses that are more immediately oriented to a business focus. The College offers two new baccalaureate degree programs, the Bachelor of Arts in Professional Psychology and the Bachelor of Science in Business Studies. Additionally, this fall CAPS will institute three new associate degree programs, the Associate of Arts in Psychology, the Associate of Arts in General Studies and the Associate of Science in Business Studies.
For more information on Happiness 101, contact Dr. Bev Vitali at (901) 321-3578 or email@example.com. For more information on the CBU College of Adult Professional Studies, call (901) 321-3291 or visit www.cbu.edu/CAPS.


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GAM Wine Storage provides our most discerning restaurant, hospitality, and business clients with a secure, perfectly climate-controlled alternative to storing fine wines onsite. Whether your collection contains just a few bottles or 1,000s of cases, you can be sure that your wine is being stored in optimal conditions and handled only by experts.
We know that under the right conditions, fine wine only improves with age, but under the wrong conditions, even the finest and most exclusive wines can spoil.
Unlike the majority of our competitors, GAM employs expert sommeliers who understand the intricacies of each bottle of wine. They know wine and their expertise goes into every aspect of both building and running the facility.
GAM Wine Storage facilities are state-of-the-art and equipped with the latest technology. The building is nearly a fortress of cement and steel. Our facility conforms to all current fire and building codes. Our security staff monitors the sprinkler and burglar alarms around the clock. Only authorized personnel are allowed access.
GAM Wine Storage facilities are kept at a constant temperature of 55 degrees and with constant humidity levels of 70 percent, which prevents evaporation and exposure to oxygen; it also ensures the integrity of the wine's flavor and aroma. The light levels are fully monitored to allow proper aging. The structure is built vibration-free. Even our wine pick-up and delivery trucks are fully climate controlled.
GAM Wine Storage is staffed and prepared to receive shipments from wineries and wine collectors around the world. Our packing services safeguard each bottle of wine in preparation for domestic and international shipping.
GAM Wine Storage Offers:
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GAM has extensive relationships with New York's most premiere auction houses and wine stores. We offer monthly wine tastings and events hosted at our Jersey City affiliate art gallery.
We are so confident in our facility that we invite you to visit our 22,000 square foot flagship operation near the Holland Tunnel in Jersey City, New Jersey.


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We are naturally very interested in the security of our clients' finances and their internet banking. This is why we have prepared a few recommendations on how to avoid any potential unpleasant situations.
Guidelines for using the Internet Banking
Most common methods of obtaining sensitive data and how to protect your data
Phishing refers to a method of obtaining sensitive data (passwords, credit card numbers, etc.) on the Internet. It consists in sending email messages, usually written in bad Czech or in English, which look like an official request from the bank or from a similar institution. The addressees are asked to enter their personal data on a linked website. Such a website may, for example, imitate the internet banking login window, where the user enters his or her login name and password. By doing this, the user divulges these details to the attackers, who are then able to use them and freely dispose of the account.
A more insidious form of Phishing, which helps the attackers to obtain sensitive data. The attacker redirects the client to a fake website (e.g. IBS) and thus tricks the user into divulging his or her login details. Such websites are usually unrecognisable from the real website of the bank. Not even experienced users can reliably spot the difference (in contrast to phishing, a similar method).
Most common tricks used in fraudulent e-mails:
How to protect yourself against Phishing and Pharming
Social Engineering
Social engineering, in the context of information security, refers to psychological manipulation of people into believing the attacker is a different person with the goal of making them perform certain actions or divulge confidential information. These methods involve the attacker trying to persuade the victim to divulge an important information. For example, a password may be disclosed to somebody who calls the victim on the phone, posing as the system administrator.
Aside from standard mail, social engineering attacks are most commonly performed using telephone or the Internet (email, chat, Facebook). Experienced social engineers may carry out "face to face" attacks. If the attacker knows his victim personally, he may guess the victim's password on the basis of the information he gathered about the person. Typically, he tries details such as place of birth, nickname, the name of a village where the victim has a summer house, name of the victim's dog, etc.
Social engineers take advantage of people's common traits, such as their trust in other people, occasional laziness, inability to spot minor differences, the willingness to help others, and fear of getting into trouble. If the attacker has a vested interest in the success of the attack, he may dedicate a longer period of time to building confidence.
How to defend yourself against Social Engineering
In case the attacker poses as a figure of authority, ask for further details.
Skimming and guidelines for safe use of payment card
Skimming refers to a way of obtaining data from the magnetic strip of a card using a reader device, without the user being aware of this. The data are subsequently used to produce a counterfeit card. The reader device, i.e. the scanner, is placed directly on the payment terminal. It consists of a part which reads data from the payment card and a part enabling it to obtain the PIN. Both have to be obtained for the attackers to be able to produce a counterfeit and freely use it. You can encounter skimming not only at ATMs, but also during payment in bars, restaurants, at petrol stations, etc.
How to protect yourself:
How does it work?
The fraudulent reader device is placed over the original device
The device scans the card data while the camera records your PIN number being entered
The device is then connected to a PC to which your card data are downloaded
How to find out whether you are visiting a secure website?
The internet is full of hackers and fraudsters who want to obtain sensitive data, login details and payment card information by means of creating fake websites, by intercepting communications, or otherwise. You can defend yourself against them by using the SSL certificate, which makes sure the communications are encrypted. The certificate also serves to positively identify specific servers.
How to verify the website's security
If the URL address of a website starts with https://, this means the communication between the browser and the server is secure (encrypted).
Secure communication
Symbol indicating an invalid certificate
The security and validity of a certificate may be verified in the browser by clicking on the lock symbol in the address bar, where you can find more details about the certificate.
Secure communication
The certificate details contain information on the owner, the certification authority, and technical information on the connection with the server and the name of the server ( www.equabanking.cz).
This is what the address bar in your browser should look like during login into the internet banking:
Guidelines for secure use of the Mobile Banking
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It should be noted that the conditions for doing business in the UAE are among the most favorable in the world - there are practically no taxes and export/import duties (when goods are moving in free economic zones), bureaucratic procedures are minimized, and the audit procedure and accounting reporting are strongly simplified in comparison with other countries. But still, there are certain requirements for financial reporting and audit for onshore companies (no accounting and reporting is required for offshore companies). And there are reliable companies that carry out this set of services to fulfill the requirements.
Since January 2018, the government has introduced the VAT tax rate of 5%, and most companies in the country will be required to file the VAT returns. But even if the company does not fall under the compulsory registration of a VAT payer, every onshore company must file yearly financial statements which shall include: income statement, payroll calculations, fixed assets and other data. This report should be submitted in the form of an audited report, submitted once a year. In this regard, companies that start their business in this country or are already in operations, in any case, require accounting and auditing services and support in bookkeeping.
General requirements for accounting in the UAE
Any private or legal person conducting business on the territory of the country must file financial/accounting reports - a VAT return, as well as an annual audit report that contains all information on income and expenses, and the audit can be submitted in Arabic or English.
The process of filing an annual audit is as follows:
- The company, which is subject to return filing, must prepare an appropriate report within the regular deadline. Usually, this period is from 3 to 6 months from the date of the fiscal year end.
- The Report/Declaration must be certified by the auditor and submitted to the FTZ administration, where the company is registered. The filing of annual financial return statements takes place within the established schedule, and without its timely filing, the license of the onshore company can not be renewed.
- There is no corporate tax payable when this report is filed since there are no corporate taxes in the UAE.
The legal entity is responsible for the accuracy and reliability of bookkeeping and the data provided in the financial audit report.
Submission of the annual tax report/declaration on the income of individuals - residents of the UAE, is not required. The exception is individuals who own commercial properties in the UAE and rent it. The income from the lease of the commercial real estate is subject to VAT at the rate of 5%, and it is necessary to submit the appropriate VAT report and make appropriate VAT payment.
Who should file the VAT return in the UAE?
A company in the UAE must be registered as a VAT payer in the following cases:
- If this company is resident in the UAE;
- It delivers goods to/or gets them from the UAE, or services are provided on the local market.
- The annual turnover of goods or the volume of services subject to VAT exceeds 375 thousand dirhams (about 102 thousand dollars).
These reporting requirements are also applied to companies in free economic zones. As for VAT reporting, this reporting should contain data on goods and services, as well as on all suppliers and agents, and these financial records should be kept for five years.
The UAE Tax Service can conduct a tax audit on VAT payments
It should be noted that the federal tax service of the UAE can periodically conduct a tax audit of a legal person who conducts business in the country, in compliance with the provisions of tax legislation.
Such audit is conducted after preliminary informing the legal entity - subject to tax audit at the place of business, or in the place where the accounting records are kept. The tax auditor has the right to close the place to be audited (for example, a warehouse or a store) for a period of up to 72 hours to conduct an appropriate audit of reporting records.
What do professional companies offer in the UAE regarding accounting and audit?
As a rule, companies providing audit services and accounting services in the UAE and the submission of reports and VAT declarations offer one of the following options for joint work:
1. Bookkeeping in remote mode
In this interaction format, the company, which provides accounting and auditing services regularly obtains information on the financial transactions carried out by the client: sales, purchases, revenues and all other payments. According to the data received, tax reports are prepared with the required periodicity. Data exchange takes place via the Internet. This form of work costs less, but has certain limitations, related to the absence of direct contact.
2. Bookkeeping on a call-out basis to client's office
In the same way as in the previous case, but the specialist periodically visits the client's office, fixing all the necessary data for preparing the tax reports. The regularity of the visit depends on the volume of operations performed and is discussed individually. This service will cost more, but you can solve your difficulties with your accountant in a "live mode."
3. Bookkeeping on a call-out basis to client's office once a year (only final reports)
With this form of interaction, the representative of the audit company visits the client's office periodically (for example, quarterly or once a year), and the company's staff member performs the work of collecting the necessary data for tax reports. The expert from the audit company only collects this data and forms the final report for the applicable period.
4. Auditing services for companies in the UAE
First of all, it should be noted that onshore companies registered in the UAE are required to appoint an independent auditor. And it is this independent auditor who should prepare an audit report. At the same time, if the company does not conduct any activities, it is still necessary to submit a report - it will simply be with zero results. The audit company, after its appointment, sends a special letter to the government registrar, in which it requests his appointment as auditor for the client's company. A list of accredited audit companies can be found on the website of the relevant state registration authority. An audit of the existing financial statements will give an independent, objective assessment of the submitted data, which will be the guarantee of meeting all the requirements for the financial reporting of state tax authorities.
Advantages of accounting and audit services
In Dubai, UAE you can find a large number of companies that offer bookkeeping, audit services and a full range of accounting and VAT services for any business. There are following advantages of accounting services:
- Independent auditing and accounting services are provided at a high level, by all tax requirements and rules applicable in the country, so that you can be sure about meeting all the requirements of the Internal Revenue Service. This is especially true for new companies with limited experience.
- Using the services of specialists who provide audit and accounting services, you should not hire a full-time accountant, and you can save money, because you do not have to invest in equipment and specialized software, and you will get a guaranteed high-quality result.
- The manager of the company should not be distracted from his main activity for solving issues related to the reporting and filing of return declarations and shall focus on the development of the business.
The decision on whether it is worthwhile to perform a bookkeeping by yourself, or hire professionals, is certainly up to you, but given the cost of outsourcing services for audit and accounting is relatively low (for example, the services of an outsorced accountant can cost $500 per month), trust to experienced professionals will be a wise decision. You will save yourself and your company from potential difficulties and troubles and also save your time and money.


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By Jack Ganssle
Published 11/10/2006
You can practically read the model number of the phone she's yakking on because her SUV is mere inches from your rear bumper as you both careen down the rain-slicked highway at 55 MPH.
Resisting the temptation to wave a single-digit greeting you sigh in temporary relief as she swerves, without signaling, across three lanes of traffic in a desperate effort to shave five seconds off her morning commute. Instantly, though, another tailgater moves into position, seemingly trying to get you to drive faster despite the mass of drivers only a half-dozen car lengths ahead. In a line in a movie theater this sort of shoving would be socially unacceptable. For some reason it's expected on the roads.
What are these people thinking? Are they really the morons their actions suggest? If so, then some huge percentage of the adult population should be committed to an institution for the criminally insane.
I always figure that most folks are a decent sort, so chalk this aggressive behavior up to their unnoticed acquisition of bad habits. New drivers progress from fear to overconfidence, back to fear after witnessing horrific accidents or their aftermath, to an easy comfort behind the wheel largely untroubled by the potential consequences of this very serious endeavor. Those death-like two-handed grips on the wheel in drivers' ed give way to steering with one's knees while shaving and drinking coffee, issuing an occasional expletive at some other driver's even worse antics.
I've been alone in a life raft in the mid-Atlantic, and just this past summer was in a bad gale 300 miles offshore that destroyed a lot of gear on our boat, but still think driving is the most dangerous thing I do. One of the scariest moments for a parent is when the teenager first takes off alone in the family car with his or her shiny new driver's license. The kid will, with practically no experience, be fractions of a second from tragedy in the casual carnage we accept on the roads. They, too, may drift into similar sorts of bad behavior as they become more comfortable behind the wheel.
Bad habits accumulate, which is why I've tried to instruct my teenagers to think once in a while about their driving. To reflect, to examine and to question their habits. "Do I tailgate? What's the upside? Has my speed been drifting up? Do I roll through stop signs?" Without that sort of self-reflection it's impossible to detect - and take appropriate action to correct - accumulated behavior that makes a mockery of the very serious responsibility of driving.
Of course "think" and "teenager" are two words that rarely go together. But that's a different issue.
Such reflection should be a part of all aspects of our lives. "Am I being good to my spouse?" "Am I happy with the way I get angry at the kids?"
In engineering, too, we drift into bad habits. Sloppy documentation, poorly-written comments, and coding shortcuts that, hopefully, usually, probably not soon, may create trouble down the road, are all unacceptable behaviors that don't illuminate any red lights. There's no cop waiting behind a billboard to tag us for writing that awfully-convoluted function. One reason for code inspections is to provide these audits, but there's nothing that substitutes for a bit of self-examination from time to time to root out these habits. and then take corrective action.
Self improvement begins with identifying that which one wishes to improve.


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She arrived Friday night at around 6pm. We ate and then hung out. I'm being so vague here because I honestly can't remember what we did Friday night. Oops!
Saturday morning we rose nice and early (7:00am) and headed into town for some breakfast at Chez Cora's, an awesome little lunch and breakfast place. Dan ordered a fruit crepe (April 89 for those who know the menu there) and Cora ordered poached eggs with mushrooms and brie served over English muffins with a side of fruit (Ben et Dictine). I just got a lonely little fried egg and a cup of fruit, the joys of being gluten-free.
After breakfast, we headed over to Vinnie's (a local thrift store) where we spent the next hour or so shopping. We were lucky enough to happen upon the store on their 50% off clothes, shooes and books weekend. Score!
After Vinnie's we hit up Michael's (a craft store) where we picked up some yarn for Cora's knitting project and then finished our trip into town by stopping at the farmers' market.
Once home, we decided to take pictures of all our purchases. Hooray! Here come the pictures!
|Cora with her beautiful new antique wash stand that she scored for $95
|Cora posing in some new clothes and shoes
|Her fabulous new shoes. Aren't they amazing?
|Mia wanted in all the pictures, silly dog.
|Cora in her new stripey shirt with her two awesome new pairs of shoes!
|Her new dance shirt
|Cute new shorts, shirt and sweater
|The beautiful tray that I saw first but she claimed before I could.
|She is very excited about her new books!
|Everyone loves Olivia
I didn't buy quite as much as Cora did but I'm still really pleased with what I found.
|This adorable grey sweater that is originally from the Garage
|My new "jumper shirt" as Cora calls it
|How cute is this skirt?
|My new mirror that will go into the guestroom once I get around to finishing that room.
|My new material to make curtains with. It's really really long, so there is more than meets the eye.
|My new kids books
|Adorable little baby boy clothes. I am determined that I will have kids one day and these were just too cute to pass up.
- Yellow Materail = $3.00
- Mirror = $8.00
- Books = $2.00 (4 for $1 and then 50% off)
- Kids clothes = $2.00 ($2.00 each and then 50% off but they forgot to ring in one of them)
- Jumper shirt = $3.00 ($6.00 then 50% off)
- Grey Sweater = $2.50 ($5.00 then 50% off)
- Skirt = $3.50 ($7.00 then 50% off)
- Total = $24
I'm going to end off there for today and come back tomorrow to share more pictures of our fun weekend together. Be sure to check back in!


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Well hey there November!! I can't believe I haven't blogged since Halloween!! It's bee a crazy couple of weeks around here....school, work, sports, then everything that's happened with my grandma this past week! Thank you everyone who sent prayers for her. She is still in ICU, things change hourly, and she has a looonng road to recovery, but I'm so so thankful that she is doing better!!
I promise to get my act together and start blogging regularly again!! But for now I'm linking up with Andrea over at Momfessioanls for my Friday Favorites!!
We are on full Disney countdown mode around here!! We leave a week from Sunday and couldn't be more ready to get there!!
Have y'all ever heard of May Books...if not go check them out...they have the cutest books...you can decided between planners, meal planners, blank pages, whatever!! They have SO many cute cover options!!! They were chosen this year as one of Oprah's Favorite things and to celebrate offered a great discount...so I snagged one up!! I went with blank pages inside, perfect to slip in my purse!!
I follow a girl on Insta, Whimsy Girl Designs...and she recently made these over sized book quote prints!! Being a reader, I absolutely love this idea and I'm waiting on her tutorial because I am definitely doing this! I have a wall all ready!!
These arrived this Saturday from my mom, and I can't wait to get them on their pillowcases!!!
(A special little ELF will leave these at our annual North Pole Breakfast)
And in case you missed it or don't follow me on FB, we got our Fall pics back and this was our little preview pic form the photographer!! I love this one on the boys and can't wait to share the rest!!!
Happy Friday!!!!


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I've been working on a paper for school. I share this information not because I am focused on the importance of chasing intellect, but because the subject of my paper and my present heart ache are connected.
I am exploring the importance of remembering God's saving deeds throughout history and sharing that information with the next generation (Psalm 78). Ultimately the message scripture is revealing is about maintaining a faithful relationship with God, which brings me to the question "how do we maintain healthy earthly relationships?"
We know if our relationship with God is not healthy and growing, our earthly relationships will also be affected. If our relationship with God is healthy we are able to embrace others. Perhaps the word 'embrace' only applies to some, and the word 'accept' applies to others?
See what I mean, we are such a fickle people, deciding whom we should love based on what feels comfortable, always so in tune to the immediate and the physical.
Jesus tells us to "love our neighbor as ourselves….but if we show favoritism we are sinning"(James 2:8,9)
What if we are doing everything in our power to maintain a healthy relationship with God, but some of our earthy relationships still remain strained? We cannot control another person's response, but we can ask God to help us with our attitude.
I've also wondered, why I seem to be harder on people who are believers, when they make bad decisions? Is it because they know better? Perhaps it is an opportunity for me to see how God feels when I disappoint him.
The Israelites knew better and God was patient with them. They rejected Jesus and put him on a cross. Here we see God sacrificing his own Son in order for us to be in relationship with him. I find it amazing how He loves us all the same too, how his love isn't based on our height, or weight or smell, or intelligence, or behavior.
Perhaps I have come full circle. By constantly remembering what God has done for us, our mind has no room for pity or circumstance, no time to point the finger of blame? By constantly talking about what God has done and can do, we are obediently announcing that we trust Him with everything, especially that which we don't understand, and totally mesmerized with who He is!
That's where I want my mind right now Jesus; totally off my circumstance and pain, praying for those who have hurt me, for they too must be in pain, and a heart that is totally in awe of YOU.


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It's more than a food, it's an obsession, and now a new fried chicken joint is fixin' to grease some plates in Manhattan.
Hill Country, the Texas barbecue joint in Gramercy, will open a fried chicken place in the same neck of the woods this spring.
Feedbag puts the exact location at the corner of 25th Street and Broadway.
Owner Marc Glosserman says that the new restaurant, which was inspired by his grandmother's recipe, will be selling two kinds of (deep, not pan) fried chicken, both under the direction of Hill Country executive chef Elizabeth Karmel, Feedbag said.
The place will be big -- 2,700 square feet --and there will also be fresh pies and biscuits, house-made ice cream, and a sidewalk cafe.
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