text: Meet Dr. Neilanjan Nandi Dr. Neilanjan Nandi is a gastroenterologist at Drexel Medicine where he specializes in Crohn's disease, Clostridium difficile colitis, and other gastrointestinal conditions. Since joining Drexel Medicine, he's expanded our patient services to include fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT). Dr. Nandi is also an assistant professor at Drexel University College of Medicine. For those of us who simply know you as Dr. Nandi, can you tell me a little bit about yourself before you attended medical school? I grew up in Texas in a very diverse, multicultural setting. From a young age, I loved to play tennis, perform magic and even became quite an avid salsa dancer. As I matured, I really became impassioned about teaching and this has continued to drive a lot of what I am interested in today. What ultimately led you to medical school and at what point did you realize you wanted to focus on internal medicine and specifically gastroenterology? I really had limited experience with medicine growing up. I did know that I enjoyed service work immensely, and my trips to Mexico and Guatemala working with underprivileged children are some of the factors that encouraged me to initially pursue pediatrics. Eventually I realized that adult gastroenterology was the best of all possible worlds: As an Internist I could don my Sherlock Holmes cap and use my cognitive skills to deduce a good differential but my gastroenterology cap allowed me step into the endoscopy unit and perform definitive diagnostic and lifesaving therapeutic interventions. I found that helping patients in this intimate way is a humbling and gratifying experience. Like most doctors, helping others is part of who you are. Can you talk a little bit about the volunteer work you've done in the past and how it has influenced your approach to medicine? I've been fortunate to work with both underprivileged children internationally and with adults domestically, primarily in Philadelphia and Miami. Working in those communities taught me that a good physician has to take the time to educate his or her patients. Communication is paramount in a healthy physician-patient relationship. These experiences have influenced my efforts as a clinical educator to promote ways to improve education at both the patient and house staff training level. One of your specialties is fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), a procedure you're now spearheading at Drexel Medicine. In your experience, how has this procedure helped patients, and why is it so important that Drexel Medicine gets involved in this particular area of gastroenterology? FMT is a life changing procedure presently performed for recurrent Clostridium difficile infection (R-CDI) with cure rates exceeding 90%. But this is just the tip of the iceberg. As it turns out, some bacteria are 'bad' whereas many other bacteria can be 'good.' The careful balance of both 'good' and 'bad' bacteria may play a role in other illnesses ranging from asthma to heart disease. Hence, the study of bacteria in your intestine and other parts of your body represents a new and important frontier. In the future, your physician may not only provide you customized medications but possibly customized bacterial capsules to help additionally treat your illness. Drexel is perfectly poised with both clinical and biotechnological advantages that will allow us to be at the forefront of that new horizon. Is FMT available to patients now? What makes an appropriate candidate for the procedure? Yes, FMT is presently available at Drexel. The FDA regards FMT as an investigational procedure. Patients afflicted with R-CDI not responsive to standard therapies may be eligible for FMT. This is an exciting time in the world of gastroenterology. How does working at a place like Drexel help you stay on the cutting edge? I couldn't agree with you more. Increasingly, we are discovering the intestinal microbiome may play a role in illnesses beyond the GI tract. Presently, we are undertaking initiatives to expand our horizons to investigate Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and other non-intestinal illnesses. Drexel has the interdisciplinary power of clinicians, basic scientists and computational biologists to drive exactly this kind of necessary research. What do you like best about working at Drexel Medicine? There is a strong collaborative spirit here at Drexel with a lot people thinking outside of the box. It is this type of creative energy that is contagious and I hope will continue to propel us future forward. Quick Facts Name: Neilanjan Nandi, MD Specialties: Crohn's disease, Clostridium difficile colitis, and fecal microbiota transplantation Education: BA, Biology - Rice University (2001) MD, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University (2005) Practice Location: Drexel Gastroenterology Center City The Arnold T. Berman, MD Building 219 N. Broad Street, 5th Floor Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 Phone: 215.762.6220 Drexel Gastroenterology Rittenhouse 255 S. 17th Street, 3rd Floor Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 Phone: 215.762.6220 The information on these pages is provided for general information only and should not be used for diagnosis or treatment, or as a substitute for consultation with a physician or health care professional. If you have specific questions or concerns about your health, you should consult your health care professional. Back to Top


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Deluxe penthouses used to be the cherry on top of any high-end residential development, but now, developers are increasingly giving up some, or all, of the space usually reserved for these sky mansions in favor of rooftop amenities for the use of all residents, as they have realized that these add-ons can actually increase their returns.
If you just arrived to our new blog series, "The Value Rooftop Amenities Bring to Architectural and Development Projects", you might be interested in following it from the beginning!
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Part 1: 5 Rooftop Amenities That Offer The Best ROI For A Multifamily Property
Part 2: How Rooftop Amenities Maximize Return On Residential Properties
Part 3: Transform Your High-End Property Into A Magnet With "Wow" Rooftop Amenities
Part 4: Want To Boost Value On Your Development Project? Add Rooftop Amenities!
Part 5: The Impact Of High-Level Rooftop Amenities On Property Value And Revenue
Part 6: How Rooftop Amenities Will Enhance Your Property Investment In Utah
Part 7: Attracting High Quality Tenants To Your Mixed-Use Development Project
Part 8: Catering To Millennial Renters With Resort-Style Rooftop Amenities
It's all about rooftop amenities!
Rooftop amenities make all the difference in terms of the added value on a residential development. Today, home buyers expect value for money that goes beyond four walls, a floor and a ceiling. They expect convenience, ambience, comfort, and means of relaxation and entertainment. As such, swimming pools, gyms, jogging tracks, and green open spaces on a building's rooftop are definitely on the wish-list of most mid-to-high income home buyers and tenants, particularly from the younger set.
These types of shared spaces always include a significant amount of technology with the latest in audio-video equipment, as well as strong Wi-Fi capabilities with access to computers and printers. Other critical aspects to incorporate within these spaces include gaming and social components because these areas often become the "social hub" during fall or winter months, or they become a business environment for those who may work from home.
An investment with longstanding ROI
Rooftop amenities can increase occupancy and drive increased revenues.
So, when figuring out what rooftop amenity or amenities to include in your development project, it's important to consider the ROI. You don't want to commit to an amenity with a short lifecycle. You're looking for an investment with long-term results.
This can be challenging, especially when trends can come and go. Doing your due diligence through research will be vital to making sure your addition isn't a waste of money. A landscape architecture firm that specializes in rooftop amenity design can be a great guide on which amenities are in demand, and will set your property apart from others!
Developers, however, must keep in mind that in order to become the preferred choice for potential homebuyers and tenants, they must go beyond what is expected, and provide more than what is needed by the market. By doing that, they can expect long-lasting return on their investment.
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Bringing visions to life and offering the latest and best rooftop amenities that will yield optimal return on your investment requires a strong team of professionals.
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What if I told you that you could develop a skill that could give you an edge in conversations? Not an edge in the sense of overpowering or controlling a conversation, but in the sense of being keenly aware of the feelings and thoughts of others?
Well, you can. It's called empathy.
To better grasp this leadership virtue commonly misunderstood as too touchy-feely, true empathy happens when we we imagine the world, or a situation, from someone else's point of view.
It's what researchers sometimes call "mind reading." It involves being good at reading others' emotions and body language. Even research agrees on empathy's strength and potential for influencing others.
In one DDI study of more than 15,000 leaders from over 300 organizations across 20 industries and 18 countries, empathy--specifically, the ability to listen and respond with empathy--rose to the top as the most critical driver of overall performance.
Roman Krznaric, author of Empathy: Why It Matters, and How to Get It, calls it "the cornerstone of teamwork, good innovative design, and smart leadership. It's about helping others feel heard and understood."
This whole premise does have an air of genius about it, considering that when you take on the perspective of those you are talking with, it engages people on the spot. This can be a difference maker.
Anna McMurphy, head of people, culture, and entertainment at SteelHouse, explained to me that empathy is one of the key tenets of "love in action" that she practices and which defines SteelHouse's great company culture.
I believe leaders fail to demonstrate "leadership love" because they're more focused on a "just get it done" mentality. When leaders like that are rushing to accomplish a goal, empathy can fall by the wayside. They don't take the time to consider how their team feels or thinks. And while the goal may be accomplished in the end, it comes at a cost to morale that may ultimately carry a heavy price.
Don't underestimate empathy's true potential. My advice for readers in decision-making roles is to begin developing leaders to learn this relational skill for competitive advantage. In the end, your ability to empathize is critical to good teamwork and will make a big difference in the performance of others.


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Dr. Maneesh Sinha believes that hard work and the drive to achieve perfection in every task one performs is the only key to succeed in the highly challenging environment of NU Hospitals. He feels NU Hospitals has given him a wonderful opportunity and enough space to grow. His last three years here are a testimony to it.
Visited For Urology Consultation
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Dr Sinha is a gem of a doctor. I consulted for my mother Anima Saha(65yrs). He was extremely patient to understand the past history and advise accordingly.The first thing my mother said after consultation was "Man ko Shanti Mila". This says it all. Thank you for your time Doctor.
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*** ** *** **** ******* ****** * **** **** Humble and down to earth . He is empathetic. He was answering every question i had asked.
I am satisfied with the visit.
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It was great experience interacting with Dr. Maneesh Sinha. He took time to listen to all our queries and give the best explanation. We found that his suggestions were non-commercial in nature and was given keeping the best interest of the patient in mind.
Visited For Kidney Stone Removal
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My brother was prescribed to undergo Kidney Stone removal surgery by Dr Maneesh Sinha. He chose PCNL (laparoscopic) method. After the surgery, my brother was in "Tremendous Pain for one whole night and the next morning as well". We repeatedly requested the duty doctor to call Maneesh, but he was not reachable. He just performed the surgery and vanished!
The staff were clueless and kept on injecting pain killers and painkilling patch was also applied *********** Maneesh finally turned up the
next day afternoon.
My brother was taken to an external diagnostic center in an ambulance since NU hospital Padmanabha nagar did not have a CT scan facility. Finally they diagnosed that there was a large volume of fluid (used during surgery) accumulated in his lung and that had resulted in "Lung Collapse".
They had to perform another procedure to drain out the fluid (around 1.2 litres!!) from the lung. By that time my brother's BP and pulse had increased and he was in ICU for1 4 days.
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Just before my brother was discharged, he went through another scanning and found that there were some more stones left in the kidney. Maneesh informed that those stones will pass out in the urine. But 3 months post surgery we found that the stones still exists and some of them had increased in size. During the follow up meet with Maneesh, ******* ** ******* *** **** ***** *** ********** * ******* "he indirectly asked my brother to visit another doctor!!"
The main problem with Maneesh is that he is Not Transparent in his Communication, ************** ***** ************ ********* ********* *** *********** ********* I would not recommend this guy to anyone *** *** ********
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It's been 4 years since I have had a Right Radical nephrectomy performed in NU Hospital. From then till today I have been visiting the hospital for my regular checkups. In the first year it was once every 3 months. 2nd year it was once every 6 month and from the third year it's once a year. I go trough all the tests, which include all blood, urine tests, which include urine Analysis, Cytology and Culture. In addition I need to meet Dr Dilip and Dr Maneesh, and occasionally Dr Venkatesh. My visit every time has been so pleasant that I feel completely at home. Dr Maneesh as well as Dr Dilip are not only excellent Doctors but also excellent human beings, who are never in a hurry and explain ever minute thing that you would want to know. This is one of the major reasons for me to survive and continue fighting my illness. The staff also are very pleasant and helpful .Special mention should be made for Chandru. This is the reason that NU Hospital stands different from the other hospitals. It's People like Dr Maneesh, Dr Dilip and Dr Venkatesh that make the difference between NU Hospital and the other hospitals. I have and I will continue recommending NU Hospital to my friends as well as people who need medical help.
Visited For Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
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Dr. Maneesh is a very experienced professional who was able to render the correct diagnosis for my problem. He was also able to explain what exactly had happened and the purpose of each tests and examination conducted. He is soft spoken and conducts himself in a manner that ensures that the patient is calm even if the issue is serious. I would recommend Dr. Maneesh for any urological problem.
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We came to the hospital for severe urine infection problem. Dr.maneesh asked us to do so many tests....4800 rupees tests...we finished all tests and shown him the results.....he said we need five six visits and do more tests ....he asked us to visit next week
We requested him to give some pain relief medicines until the next visit....he shouted like anything and called the reception staff and scold them also....why they are sending patients******** ** **** ****** *************** **** *** *** ******* *** **** ** ******* ** ****** *** **** ***** ********* *** ********* * **** *************v r not satisfied with the Doctor Maneesh behaviour in NU hospital....we r coming to the hospital for treatment not to listen doctors speech....this s the first time I saw an urology doctor who said go to some other doctor *** ******** ***** ************ ***** ** *******I ll never refer any one to this doctor
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Dr. Maneesh is very friendly and humble in nature and explained things in simple way. He can speak Bengali fluently. This is an added advantage for patient who visit NU South Campus from NE part of India. His supporting staff is also very helpful.
Visited For Urology Consultation
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He is friendly , cool, he listened our problems very patiently, staff very cooperative, they didn't make us wait we met the doctor in time
Doctor did not told anything of patient history
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text: Inspired by New York City By Angelo Guglielmo,jr. sometimes, new york city looks awful to me. then, i open the door to the space of my studio... and it's just magical. looking out to this incredible panorama in midtown Manhattan, with spires rising in different shapes, compositions, parts of these buildings reflected on other buildings and the clouds coming across – it is different every single day, every season of the year. it is always full of fresh possibility. — Gwyneth Leech Pioneering NYC artist, Gwyneth Leech, enters a midtown art studio only to find that her skyline view will soon be blocked by the construction of yet another high-rise hotel. But as the perspective out her window permanently shifts, so does the artist's point of view. The Monolith is directed by Angelo J. Guglielmo, Jr. (The Woman Who Wasn't There), produced and shot by Andy Bowley, EP'd by Andrea L. Smith. Rosie Walunas adeptly employed the Adobe Creative Suite to bring over 200 pieces of Leech's beautiful artwork to life using Animation, Motion Graphics and Compositing. Leech has exhibited her work across the United States and the UK in museums, commercial galleries, public art spaces, and alternative venues.watch this unique video below, full of substance and character, reflecting the work of two creative minds – Gwyneth, The Artist, And Angelo, The Filmmaker – who were able to see and extract this powerful magic out of the ordinary and mundane.MORE CREATIVITY, MORE INSPIRATION Inspiration, people, NewYork City, short film, urban explorationGreat Future StoriesDecember 15, 2017creativity, filmvacation, filmmaking, storytelling about new york, lucas companComment Facebook0 Twitter LinkedIn0 StumbleUpon Reddit Tumblr Pinterest0 0 Likes


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Sony is hosting their Sony IFA conference on the 2nd of September, where they're set to unveil their new flagship Z phone. It seems that Sony has two new Z5 devices in the works, the Sony Xperia Z5 and the Sony Xperia Z5 Compact. This is according to a tweet from @Vizileaks, revealing the device's size and the new fingerprint feature that has been missing on the device.
Sony Z(TBC) micro USB confirmed. #Z5 pic.twitter.com/G7T8Oyajk0
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By the looks of the picture, the Z5 Compact will be the same size as the iPhone 5S, and the Z5 to be roughly the same size as the iPhone 6 Plus. Both devices seem to have the new fingerprint feature and the sensor seems to be placed on the power button situated of on the right of the device.
There is no information on specs of the devices, but we will know when Sony officially unveils the devices in September


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Elemental Ritual Soap
Set of 4 scented elemental vegan friendly soaps. Each bar is 1/2 oz and intended to be used in one shot or used and the rest discarded as offering.These Ritual Soaps were blessed and consecrated during the blue moon on August 31st, 2012. Working with the elements or the elementals? Do you feel like you need a particular element to have a stronger presence in your life? If so, These soaps are perfect for you!
These soaps are scented as follows- Green: Pine, Yellow: lavender, Red: cinnamon, Blue: lotus.
These Soaps are a great way to start or end your day during bath/shower time. Each ritual soap is intended to be used as a shower or bathing ritual for people whose only down time is in the shower. These soaps are also a great way to enhance a pre-ritual washing of any kind.
Made with all natural vegan friendly ingredients: coconut oil, palm oil, safflower oil, glycerine (kosher, of vegetable origin), purified water, sodium hydroxide (saponifying agent), sorbitol (moisturizer), sorbitan oleate (emulsifier), soy bean protein (conditioner), titanium dioxide (natural mineral whitener).


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Black Oak Arkansas' Jim Dandy to appear on WRCT August 15August 11, 2019
Thursday night on WRCT's Court's in Session, legendary rock'n'roller James "Jim Dandy" Mangrum of Black Oak Arkansas will join your rockin' attorney Eric Jackson Lurie on the air shortly after 8:00 p.m.
Jim will discuss the new BOA album Underdog Heroes, the band's first full-length release in decades!
Black Oak Arkansas was one of the top money makers touring in the 1970s. Check out their seminal hit "Jim Dandy to the Rescue."
All here on 88.3 FM, Pittsburgh, or streaming from this very website.


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In August 2014 I made two road trips. One through France and one through the Balkans.
Instead of taking photo's I took my sketchbook along.
'France, Ales'
'France, Ganges'
'France, Anduze'
'France, 1576'
'France, Vergeze'
'France, L'entract'
'France, Cannes'
'France, Nimes'
'France, Montpellier'
'France, Pont Du Gard'
'France, Nice'
'France, Lunel'
'Swiss, Geneva'
'Montenegro, Zabljak'
'Albania, Tyrana'
'Montenegro, Pivzko Jezero'
'Albania, Berat'
'Croatia, Split'
'Serbia, Belgrade'
'Montenegro, Mountain road'
Albania, Shkoder'
'Montenegro, Durmitor'
'Macedonia, Skopje'
'Bosnia, Sarajevo'
'Montenegro, Durmitor'
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OCAA Championship Tournament Begins Thursday
It's been a full season of competition for Ontario colleges, and now it's time to crown a single champion for the men and women. The format of their finals looks more like a weekend tournament than a playoff bracket. Starting on Thursday, eight teams will remain in each category, and will play a quarter-final match up. The winners of Thursday's event will play the semi-finals on Friday, and the eventual gold medal match will be decided on Saturday, February 26th.
The men will compete at Seneca College in Toronto. Their quarter-finals look like this, all being played in the Newnham Gymnasium at Seneca:
2:00 pm EST Redeemer Royals vs. Sheridan Bruins
4:00 pm EST Mohawk Mountaineers vs. Durham Lords
6:00 pm EST Nipissing Lakers vs. Humber Hawks
8:00 pm EST Fanshawe Falcons vs. Seneca Sting
All of last year's medalists are still in contention. Humber will look to defend their 2009-10 OCAA title, while last years second and third place, Seneca and Redeemer respectively, will look to dethrone them.
The women's bracket will be contested at Loyalist College in Belleville.Their bracket looks like this:
1:00 pm EST Sheridan Bruins vs. Nipissing Lakers
3:00 pm EST Mohawk Mountaineers vs. Trent Excalibur
5:00 pm EST Fanshawe Falcons vs. Cambrian Golden Shield
7:00 pm EST Loyalist Lancers vs. Humber Hawks
The Humber Hawks generally win it all, and they'll be hungry to do it again with this being Landis Doyle's final year of eligibility. Nipissing and Mohawk, who are year after year in second and third, both remain in contention. None of those three teams are in direct competition in the quarter-finals, and so could sweep the medals once again.
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In recent weeks there have been two prominent examples of what some people in Britain term 'Islamophobia'. The first involved a woman on a London bus shouting to two identifiably Muslim women that they should 'go back to their own country.' She goes on to call them 'Fucking Isis bitches'. The whole ugly scene was recorded by another passenger and widely trailed around the internet, subsequently leading to a woman's arrest.
The second incident was also filmed on a passenger's phone and took place on a London bus a few days later. On this occasion a passenger levelled an equally expletive-laden rant at a man sitting opposite him, also inviting the man to 'go back to your own country'. The fact that the man who experienced this verbal attack must have been talking in a different language clearly further aggravated his assailant, who continued with what the Daily Mail termed 'a shocking Islamophobic rant'.
'You're talking in a different language but nobody knows what you're saying. Go back to Turkey if you talk that shit. Oh no you can't because shit gets blown up in Turkey. That's why you're here mate – free benefits and a walker. Well your walker is going to go flying when this bus stops mate.' The walker is indeed then thrown off the bus and down the road by the thug in question.
Now there are many things to be said about both these ugly and deplorable cases. But perhaps the most interesting is that in both cases the assailants were black. This is interesting because so much of our culture in recent years has depended on a multicultural model in which only people from an 'ethnic minority' can be victims and only people who would be identified on the census as 'native white British' are capable of being oppressive bigots. The whole ideology of multiculturalism on which our country and continent have based our future is founded on this assumption. And so the case of the two black Londoners and their separate 'Islamophobic' tirades poses an interesting challenge to the multicultural model.
Happily there are always people to explain these things away or give the wrong explanations for them. And it is with something like joy that I point readers to this effort in the Guardian. I have just read it and did not want to enjoy the opportunity of such idiocy alone. Apart from the fun, it is in its own way remarkably instructive. Here is the author – one Joseph Harker – on the first case described above:
'The shock factor in this clip is… that this time the expletive-ridden tirade is coming from the lips of a black woman.'
Fortunately he has two explanations. The first is to ascribe this woman's behaviour to the British media's unforgivable reporting of events that happen. In his view sentiments like those so rudely expressed by the black woman on the bus only occur because the media keep reporting on things like FGM and forced marriage. Harker has himself apparently done a study of the media and his report shows that there are apparently an alarming number of negative stories in the British media relating to Islam and Muslims. Why this might be – other than because of a generalised mass-bigotry in the media – he does not say. Nor does Harker give enough credit to the media for years in which they made very sure that they didn't report things like the organised gang-rape of underage children by Muslim males in the north of England. For decades the British media demonstrated superb self-control in not writing about that story. Nevertheless it seems to me misguided to think that if only they had been able to keep up such self-restraint that we would all be living in Elysium and the black lady on the London bus would have been moving calmly on her way to some inter-faith dialogue meeting.
But the most interesting point about the Harker piece – and the reason it is really worth pointing out to readers – is that it does the hard work in identifying what is really wrong with our country. As the Guardian headline puts it:
'This black woman's anti-Muslim rant shows how deep British racism goes.'
And there we are, you see. We in Britain are not just a racist country – we are such a racist country that we make everyone who comes here into a racist. Bring anybody of any colour skin into the UK and within no time at all we will make them just as bigoted and 'Islamophobic' and racist as the rest of us.
Of course the really interesting question goes unasked for now. That is 'what possible excuse could there be to continue such a wicked society?'. Surely only wholesale abolition of such a society could even begin to purge this original and ongoing sin? When you consider this you begin to understand why some people are so keen on letting the entire third world into Europe. They think open borders will purge us of our bigotry. They don't seem to realise that it might have other repercussions entirely and that what we've seen on a couple of London buses in recent weeks is nothing compared with what they could unleash once their experiment is complete.
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I'm gathering gifts for my students in Cambodia.
I need pens with logos and just about anything packable that has a logo or anything about America (no guns/no violence).
Photos of the U.S. is nice, as well.
If anyone has anything you think would work, let me know and I'll send you my address.


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I've been a member of the Society of American Travel Writers since 2008, when I became travel editor at USA TODAY. It's been a valuable professional affiliation for me, allowing me to connect and build relationships with other travel publishers and editors, freelance writers and those involved in travel public relations.
This year's annual SATW conference took place in Wellington, New Zealand. Reid Bramblett, editor of ReidsGuides, asked me to speak on a panel called "There's an App for That." Besides Reid, my colleagues on the panel included Stuart McDonald of TravelFish and David Carnoy of CNET.
I released my iPhone/iPad app, the Philadelphia Essential Guide, in April 2009. During my presentation, I told people what I would have done differently and steps they could take to make their app stand out in the crowded Apple app store. I also talked about the pros and cons of working with a third party developer such as Sutro Media.
I'm not the only member of the Val Luxe team with an app out. Andy has written the Edinburgh Secrets app, also through Sutro Media. If you're a destination who needs some advice about apps, or has content needs for one you already have planned, get in touch! We're happy to help.
PS: After the conference, my husband Don and I drove a campervan around New Zealand's South Island. Talk about your Value Luxury! I'll be writing more about that experience on my blog, Chris Around The World.


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Re: Yorkville, birth of Toronto's indie scene, Insight July 19
Yorkville, birth of Toronto's indie scene, Insight July 19
It is with horror that I read a reference to a "paddy wagon" in this article. It is shameful that the writer would use a term widely regarded as derogatory toward people from an Irish background and, worse, that your copy editing process would allow such an expression to be used.
While some might consider the phrase to be benign, people from an Irish background do not share that feeling and find it not just offensive but shocking to see it used in the Star. The correct term, of course, is "police wagon."
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Title: Cup_strument
Time: 1 day
Tools: Copper Tape & Thread, Wires, Magnets, Soldering, Printed Circuit Board
Team: Melina Pyykkönen, Line Birgitte
Task: Create an instrument with a printed circuit board
Faculty: David Gauthier, Hannah Perner-Wilson
Project Description
The purpose of this one day introductory task was to get in touch with electronic materials and experiment with their characteristics. Base for the instrumental part was hacking a mini plastic piano toy, to first understand how the circuit works to then solder wires on it to extend the connection for reuse in a way.
The coiled copper thread at the bottom of the cup connected to the magnet serve as a speaker. The thread is connected to the PCB`s (printed circuit board) plus and minus pole and transfers the played tones through its vibration. The wires which extend the connections to the tones lead to copper tapes that run around the cup.
To allow the user to play tones of his/her choice, the user needs to close the circuit by connecting the copper tape with his/her finger that has copper tape on it.


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A whole lot of fun and an eccentric Rami Malek steals the show in this rock biopic, but perhaps by being a bit too impersonal at times.
Written by Blake Hall
Much has been said about Bohemian Rhapsody with its troubled production history. From actors dropping out (Sacha Baron Cohen was once set to play Freddie Mercury) to director Bryan Singer's aggressive behavior on set (to the point of getting fired near the end of the shoot), it's a miracle this was even completed. For all of the trouble, the critical reception hasn't even been that great. Having said that, I went into this with an open mind as a fan of Queen and had a blast with it, despite its imperfections.
It goes without saying, but the best part of the film is Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury. Even though I can't help but feel like he looks more like Mick Jagger than Freddie in the early segments, he absolutely nails his eccentric high energy personality. It's a lovely tribute to the man as well as the English lads who backed him up in the band. It's hard to not be moved at times. My favorite moment is the sequence where Queen is recording the song Bohemian Rhapsody. The Live Aid performance at the end is simply magical as well.
As for issues, this film never really strays past being a formulaic rock biopic and doesn't have any more depth to offer than a simple celebration of Queen's music. I can't help but feel like it's a bit too impersonal at times, simply going through the motions of the bands history instead of offering insight to who they were as people. This is a common flaw music biopics tend to have and this is no exception. It also loses a bit of steam in the third act; falling a bit too far into melodrama (except for the magical Live Aid performance, that is).
I've also heard from die hard Queen fans, that this is historically inaccurate at times (apparently the remaining members of Queen helped produce it so…really not sure how that happened) but that aspect didn't influence my thoughts on the film since I don't know that many specifics about their history. What this film really succeeds at capturing the spirit of Queen, particularly Freddie Mercury. If you're like me and am a fan (but not quite a die hard fan), this is a great tribute to what the band was all about.
Blake's Rating: 7/10
Running Time: 134 minutes
Directed By: Bryan Singer
Written By: Anthony McCarten
Primary Cast: Rami Malek, Lucy Boynton, Gwilym Lee
Summary: A chronicle of the years leading up to Queen's legendary
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Concert at Discovery Park today - and we're there!/
We're super excited to be at Discover Music in the Park! It's a gorgeous, free, outdoor event for all ages, and vendors like All About Cookies will be there to add to the experience!
We'll also be at the Fremont Sunday Market, so if you were planning on coming there, don't worry! You'll still get your cookie fix ;)
It's a perfect day for cookies...see you there!


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It's almost Valentine's Day and time to think about where you can buy the most romantic gift for your loved one. Neill explains why his Roses, hand-tied bouquets and floral arrangements are the most perfect gift you can find for this annual tradition and learn how 2017 Valentine's Day is going to be so special at Neill Strain Floral Couture.Read More
Neill's Celebration of the Rose exhibition at The Flower Lounge was a triumph bringing crowds from Chelsea to Belgravia to admire his bountiful blooms. Roses of all sorts, sizes and ages, more than 60 varieties were displayed in the boutique but it was the store-front installation with more than 3,000 Roses in a contemporary, geometric design that confirms Neill's panache for the dramatic and theatrical.Read More


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Titan software design 2013/11/29
This screen will show the status of VM running inside the Openstack.
This screen will show the status of VM running inside the Openstack.
I am using eclipse kelper in mac osx mavericks, it always hang. I finally got a work around solution from http://www.lazylab.org/197/eclipse/eclipse-hanging-on-startup-repair-corrupt-workspace/ Removing .snap File Open \.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.resources directory Remove .snap file in the directory Restart Eclipse Remove .indexes Folder Remove the \.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.resources\.root\.indexes directory Restart Eclipse Move .project mv workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.projects workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/old.projects My script
Implementing High Performance Parsers in Java
Designing dashboard screen, need to meet these goals: 1) able to show status of VM 2) i think people usually have less than 32 VMs runnning, so the design will be optimized to show 32 VMs 3) i will reference redhat cloudforms interface
Here is a working example using web socket to stream screen to html 5 player. The server is in java, I use websockify.py to route the websocket to java socket. html 5 player
SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(this); will reset your own UI, if you call setUI() in constructor. Example: PeterCustomeTabbedPane —– extend ——> MaryCustomTabbedPane —- extend -> JTabbedPane (swing component) Suppose PeterCustomeTabbedPane and MaryCustomTabbedPane have their own TabbedPaneUI, once you called SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(this); , PeterCustomeTabbedPane's UI class will be reset to MaryCustomTabbedPane's UI class. Workaround: !!! dont call setUI in PeterCustomeTabbedPane, override the setUI() method and set whatever…
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I am playing the gdbstub in qemu, i found a bug there http://peter.kingofcoders.com/?p=859 , if i invoke the function cpu_physical_memory_rw(0xffff0, mem_buf, 50, 0) , qemu crashes. Then, i tested the gdb command "x /20bx 0xffff0" and use tcpflow to capture the gdb packet, i found out gdb send 20 command and each time request one byte only.…
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I found a bug in qemu, version 1.6.0 rc2. When i invoke: where addr=0xffff0 and noOfBytes=50, qemu will has segmentation fault. I called the cpu_physical_memory_rw right after the qemu is started (haven't run yet) with gdb. The vm was in real mode, i am not sure it is crossing memory boundary problem. But i just…
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enable core dump in mac, you need these commands The core dump files are in /cores by default
QMP Supported Commands: This document describes all commands currently supported by QMP. Most of the time their usage is exactly the same as in the user Monitor, this means that any other document which also describe commands (the manpage, QEMU's manual, etc) can and should be consulted. QMP has two types of commands: regular…
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JLibGDB need 335 mins to send 10 millions single step commands to gdb and execute. Not bad.
Stream to a mp4 Stream to a FLV Stream to a HLS
In bochs, i can invokes around 40 single step commands in my 2012 mac air. People think qemu is much faster than bochs, it is truth but not for single step. I wrote a java program and keep sending single-step command to qemu through socket (GDB protocol, the average speed is 32 commands per seconds.…
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I was trying to create a new debug server in qemu, but it is failed, there are so many pieces of code are twitted with GDB, so a new debug server is unable to make it work. Now I changed my direction, because on gdb communication protocol, i extend it to fit for peter-bochs (will…
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This is my first draft of design concept of the VM page in Titan, please give me comment PSD download here
If the openstack is down when you start titan server, it will show you the status.
Going to develop this network montior/setup screen.
The cloud computing industry is still young relative to the history of computing, but increasingly, speculators are in a rush to declare a "winner." Of course, based on certain metrics it's possible to identify leaders. But we certainly don't think the game is over, and we were pleased to see that Charlie Babcock of InformationWeek agrees with…
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$tcpflow -c -i lo0 port 1234 tcpflow[5508]: 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: new flow 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: + 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: $qSupported:multiprocess+;xmlRegisters=i386;qRelocInsn+#b5 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: + 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: $PacketSize=1000#f1 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: + 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: $Hg0#df 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: + 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: $OK#9a 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: + 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: $?#3f 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: + 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: $T05thread:01;#07 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: + 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: $Hc-1#09 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: + 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: $OK#9a 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: + 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: $qC#b4 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: + 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366: $QC1#c5 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: + 127.000.000.001.58366-127.000.000.001.01234: $qAttached#8f 127.000.000.001.01234-127.000.000.001.58366:…
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This is the flowchart for qemu-gdb after i insert two breakpoints at 0x7c00 and 0x7c01, you can see everytime gdb hit a breakpoints, it will remove all breakpoints. And if the current address is the address that hit the breakpoint, when you want to "cont", gdb will send a "s" command first.
if you are create your own debug server, gdb will crash, take a look: Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. [Switching to Thread 0x7fffebfff700 (LWP 32202)] 0x000055555577632b in gdb_set_stop_cpu (env=env@entry=0x5555564f6d20) at /root/workspace/qemu-1.5.0/gdbstub.c:2510 2510 gdbserver_state->c_cpu = env; Missing separate debuginfos, use: debuginfo-install SDL-1.2.15-3.fc18.x86_64 cyrus-sasl-lib-2.1.23-37.fc18.x86_64 glib2-2.34.2-2.fc18.x86_64 glibc-2.16-28.fc18.x86_64 libX11-1.5.0-3.fc18.x86_64 libXau-1.0.6-4.fc18.x86_64 libXcursor-1.1.13-2.fc18.x86_64 libXext-1.3.1-2.fc18.x86_64 libXfixes-5.0-3.fc18.x86_64 libXrandr-1.4.0-1.fc18.x86_64 libXrender-0.9.7-2.fc18.x86_64 libpng-1.5.13-1.fc18.x86_64 libxcb-1.9-1.fc18.x86_64 nss-softokn-freebl-3.14.3-1.fc18.x86_64…
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I found a bug for the tightvnc java library, if my setup like this tightvnc (java) -> java proxy server -> java proxy server -> vnc server IT doesn't work, after I trace the code, this could caused by this line: this.is = new DataInputStream(new BufferedInputStream(is)); In Reader.java constructor, it is called twice. You can see that if you…
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test : PB -> C -> catch breakpoint -> C C -> catch breakpoint -> N x Si -> C restart Qemu refactor all the equals("bochs") code to LibGKD better to use enum for bochs/qemu enhance profiling feature for vnc recording Here is the list of gdb command: (gdb) help all Command class: aliases…
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I use Tightvnc java library to display the qemu screen in GKD. The tightvnc java library is able to display in a JFrame/JApplet, but not in a JPanel, so I modified it to make it work in a JPanel, all the code is in , take a look the function initVNCPanel()
After a few hours hack into the tightvnc code, i can display the vnc onto a JPanel, i will replace the buggy novnc with my own vnc proxy server, so user don't need to setup the novnc for openstack but able to remote to every instance using openstack. PeterIPasswordRetriever.java:
when running tightvnc java viewer, add parameter "-password=mypassword myhost:9401" change line 181 in Viewer.java, from to
This is the script i use to restart the devstack, i am using it with ubuntu 12.10 64 bits and devstack restart_devstack.sh
Samsung galaxy s4, charging the battery, using samsung USB cable is much faster than third-party usb cable, here is my test 1) samsung power adapter + samsung usb cable, charge from 10% to 30% takes 20 minutes 2) samsung power adapter + third-party 3M-long usb cable, charge from 10% to 30% takes 1 hour and 15…
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converted LibGKD to maven project, because peter-swing is now a maven project, better to convert it too
my colleague Thomas discovered that if we send two commands to openstack using the curl to get the same token, the expiry will keep changing to later time. This will cause the token never expire.
There is a western friend told me he can't use peter-dwarf to parse his 64 bits elf file, after i trace my code, i finally found my peter-dwarf library only support 32 bits elf. I need some time to enhance it and make it 64 bits.
I have a ubuntu 12.10 64 bits, i can easily install devstack, but there are some points still need to care about the devstack 1. Devstack installation script is to git clone the latest version from the openstack source repository, if the repository's code contain bug, your openstack will fail. If you use devstack in…
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steps to reinstall devstack 1) Remove all the openstack;s databases from mysql, glance, keystone, nova, etc… 2) Delete the install directory of devstack, default is /opt/stack 3) Remove your old devstack git clone directory, because we want to check out the latest code 4) You *don't* need to delete /usr/local/lib/python2.7/distpackages/openstack* , but if you did…
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Let's beat vSphere using openstack, first step is to learn everything from it o VMware vSphere 5 Evaluation Guide – Volume1 VMware-vSphere-Evaluation-Guide-1 o VMware vSphere 5 Evaluation Guide – Volume 2 – Advance Storage Features VMware-vSphere-Evaluation-Guide-2-Advanced-Storage o VMware vSphere 5 Evaluation Guide – Volume 3 – Advance Networking Features VMware-vSphere-Evaluation-Guide-3-Advanced-Networking o VMware vSphere 5 Evaluation…
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A very professional ppt that talk about system performance tuning download : scalelinuxperformance-130224171331-phpapp01
I and my colleague are currently develop some modules on openstack dashboard. Here is the list for you to know : when you modify a page in dashboard, which files you need to deal with, this will save you some time: download : openstack_dashboard
If you install openstack by devstack, when you reboot your server and restart the openstack by this script http://www.scalegrid.net/blog/?p=52, when you browse to the dashboard and you will see this error message "HTTPConnectionPool(host='192.168.100.170′, port=8776): Max retries exceeded with url: /v1/b721f5b1f7cd43dd83ee573f6d4e6c74/os-quota-sets/b721f5b1f7cd43dd83ee573f6d4e6c74 (Caused by <class 'socket.error'>: [Errno 111] Connection refused)" You should check with your endpoints server…
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Correct me if i am wrong. Openstack components (nova, cinder, glance) controls libvirt to provide visualization and libvirt use qemu-kvm as the hypervisor. The reason openstack don't control the qemu-kvm directly is because libvirt provides better cross VM functionality (it can adopt to xen, vmware, etc…) and it provides high-end function such pool management and…
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Might Henderson County's newest town, its only dry town, allow beer and wine sales?
MILLS RIVER -- The issue has hung like a question mark since Mills River became a town nearly four years ago: Might Henderson County's newest town, its only dry town, allow beer and wine sales?
Soon it will be on the front burner, stirring up sentiment for and against, after a group of businessmen on Thursday called on the Town Council to put the question to a public vote.
Council took no action on the request, other than to ask Town Manager Jaime Adrignola to research questions surrounding the issue. These include the logistics of holding a vote and how much revenue the town might take in if voters were to approve beer and wine sales.
She is to report back at the council's June 14 meeting. Town leaders expect they will hear then from opponents of beer and wine sales, in addition to the proponents who raised the issue.
Chad Wood, a town resident and sales manager for Budweiser of Asheville, took the lead in bringing up the question. Wood said he was not asking for the vote on behalf of his company, but in his capacity as a board member of the N.C. Beer and Wine Wholesaler's Association.
Joining him were Fred Hyder, owner of Hyder's Kountry Kubbard on N.C. 280, who made an impassioned plea for the town to capture dollars now going elsewhere, and Beau Waddell of the Triangle Stop stores, who did not speak.
Wood said he has spoken with five or six existing or "potential" businesses that asked him to bring the matter before council.
"Many of the business owners and residents feel like they should be given the opportunity to vote on the issue," he said. He added that he knows the issue is "volatile." In other mountain towns, referendums on alcohol sales have drawn higher voter turnout than presidential elections, Wood said.
Council could structure a vote calling for on-premise and/or off-premise sales of beer and/or "unfortified wine." Wood said that includes the regular kinds of wine most wine drinkers drink, not the high alcohol product "that is basically consumed by alcoholics."
Such a vote allow on-premise sales only at "class A motels, hotels and restaurants," while not allowing bars, he said.
Even if town voters approved beer and/or wine sales, the issue would not be set in stone, Wood said. It could be revisited again within three years of a vote.
Wood, whose company supplies many convenience stores in other towns and in nearby Buncombe County, said beer and wine sales would attract new businesses, increase cash flow to existing ones and help create new jobs. He estimated the town's 6,500 or so residents now spend $1.2 million to $1.4 million on beer and wine, generating about $200,000 in gross profits.
Residents are now spending that money in Fletcher, Hendersonville, Brevard and Buncombe County, including at a convenience store just across the Buncombe County line on the town's northern boundary next to High Vista.
"I would say at least 50 percent of the beer that's being bought by residents of this town is going to Transylvania and Buncombe counties," he said.
Mayor Roger Snyder said it is a "common myth" that Ingles markets would have beer and wine sales "whenever it comes." The Black Mountain grocery chain owns a parcel on N.C. 280 which it graded several years ago after announcing plans for a store. Work on the site stopped and the company has been mum about when it might build the store. Wood said it was not among the retails he had spoken with.
Wood said Mills River would benefit not only from sales tax generated by beer and/or wine sales, but also a state excise tax on alcohol sales that is distributed based on population directly to towns that have them.
Hyder, owner of the convenience store on N.C. 280 for the past 12 years, said he has seen interest rates, labor costs and taxes all rise about 30 percent. When he opened, his profit on gas sales paid his mortgage; today it won't cover his electric bill.
"The reality is I'm making less money selling fuel for $3.19 a gallon than I was selling for 99 cents a gallon when we opened," he said.
A Mills River native who lives in Dana, Hyder estimated his business would increase 50 percent within six months if he was allowed to sell beer. He said his business needs the additional revenue from beer sales to keep it viable. With gas prices as high as they are, people are looking to buy items such as bread, milk, cigarettes and beer all in one stop.
"You're either going to capture the dollars people are already spending or you're not," he said. "You're not going to influence how people spend those dollars."
Other than asking a few questions, council members had little comment. Mayor Snyder said if the board were to decide to put the question to a vote, it would be likely be as part of the fall municipal elections.
"I don't foresee us spending money to have a special referendum," he said.
Residents could also call for a vote if more than half the town's 4,400 registered voters signed petitions within 60 days, but that scenario is not as feasible, Wood said.


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FREE scoop of ice cream to 1st 100 customers!
Don't worry, if you miss the 1st 100, we'll be running these super spring specials til 5PM! (Dine-in Only)
-$1 Hot Dogs
-$2 Chili Cheese Dogs
-$2.50 Fries
-$4.25 1/3lb Burgers
-$2.50 Mac n' Cheese Bites (small-5 wedges)
-$4.50 Mac n' Cheese Bites (large-10 wedges)


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This Document contains faced issues regarding Mailing List with solutions on WHM CPanel.
This Document contains faced issues regarding mailing list with solutions on WHM Cpanel.
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- Represented insured contractors and their insurer in ICC arbitration and in Greek proceedings in respect of multi-million claims under a public, products and professional liability policy for material damage and other losses arising out of an explosion at a power generation plant. Issues as to breach of contract, gross negligence, contribution and quantum.
- Acting for an insurer in a Bermuda Form dispute arising out of a chemical spill in the U.S. Issues as to reasonableness of the settlement and coverage.
- Acting for an insurer in a Bermuda Form dispute arising out of a defective product in the U.S. Coverage issues arising.
- Represented local insurers and international reinsurers in the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) arbitration in respect of multi-million claims under an EAR/DSU/OAR/BI combined policy for unpaid premium in respect of the construction of a hydroelectric dam. Issue as to quantum. Also acting in and settling a second LCIA arbitration in respect of claims for EAR/DSU cover under the policy, including addressing issues of avoidance.
- Acted for local insurers and international reinsurers in respect of multi-million claims under a general liability policy for material damage, financial losses, environmental pollution, salvage and containment expenses, and defence costs cover due to fires/explosions at a gas terminal. Issues as to jurisdiction, coverage and coinsurance.
- Represented a reinsurer in English High Court proceedings in respect of multi-million claims under a Business Interruption Reinsurance policy arising out of a pot freeze incident at an aluminium smelter plant. Issues as to jurisdiction, validity and existence of the re/insurance and non-disclosure.
- Defended an international broker against multi-million claims for negligence in the arrangement of a marine insurance policy. Issues as to broker duties, breach, causation and insurance policy coverage.
- Represented a contractor in the LCIA and in the English High Court and Zambian proceedings in respect of multi-million claims for breach of contract. Issues as to jurisdiction, breach of contract and enforcement.
Katherine is a partner in our London office and co-Chair of Kennedys' International Arbitration Group.
Katherine specialises in insurance, reinsurance and general commercial dispute resolution (litigation, arbitration including Bermuda Form and alternative dispute resolution) in the London and international markets. She often works on complex, high value, multi-jurisdiction disputes.
Her comprehensive insurance and reinsurance practice sees her act for reinsurers and brokers in the UK and international markets. Katherine's main areas of expertise include property, liability, casualty, construction and engineering, onshore energy, fine art and specie, financial institutions, D&O and professional liability (particularly in respect of brokers' negligence). She regularly deals with matters including law and jurisdiction, policy coverage, aggregation, subrogation, fraud and enforcement.
Katherine also acts for commercial clients in relation to UK and international contractual and tortuous disputes. She has been involved in a number of high profile and commercially sensitive matters, as well as a multitude of cases involving fraud.
As a result of her experience and having undertaken four secondments in the London market, she has considerable expertise in the practical and commercial aspects affecting the handling of claims and litigation.
Katherine is an Accredited Mediator by the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR) and is presently training to become an arbitrator. She is also an Executive Committee Member of the International Fine Art and Specie Insurance Conference and a member of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers.


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MP Shire Mayor, Graham Pittock; Councillor Tim Wood (TBC), re-veg, environment and placemaking experts will be there to celebrate our community.
- Discovery Tour of the habitat we created in the Triangle; learn about indigenous species, feel the success! Give your feedback on how to proceed.
- Shoreham Common Spring Ideas Market - come and share your ideas on how we can improve The Common, see others, feel the space!
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Calhoun County approves resolution joining potential class action suit over opioids
Iowa counties, including Calhoun, are joining a nationwide effort to bring a lawsuit against pharmaceutical manufacturers for promoting opioids.
Iowa State Association of Counties Executive Director William Peterson wrote a letter to all 99 Iowa counties in November urging boards of supervisors to join the lawsuit, brought by firms out of Wisconsin.
The idea behind the lawsuit, Peterson said, is to hold drug manufacturers responsible for damages to the public, incurred by misrepresenting the safety of using opioids.
"The ISAC Board believes it is important for counties in Iowa to join counties in other states to form a unified front on this litigation," Peterson wrote. "It is their hope that Iowa counties can be an example of strength in this unified and coordinated effort."
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors approved ISAC's proposed resolution at their Jan. 2 meeting.
Read the full story in the January 10 edition.


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Don't miss our 3rd ER Member Speed Share! Lunch and beverages will provided...Plan to sit in and hear about the interesting things ER members are working on, and plan to share a little bit about your latest project, ideas or accomplishments.
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Earlier Event: June 28Engine Room Open House & Happy Hour
Later Event: November 9ENGINE ROOM FALL HAPPY HOUR


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The 'Chaturangam Chess Club' was formed in April 2002. The main purpose of forming the club was to popularize the game of Chess among the students of CRSCE Murthal, and to regularly conduct annual 'college chess championship' and other proposed tournaments in college.
The club was founded by Suneet Singh (99/CSE/123), in April 2002. The club is named after the chess software 'Chaturangam' developed by the founder himself, which is acclaimed to be the 'FIRST INDIAN CHESS SOFTWARE'. The software has won many software competitions at various technical festivals. It was in news at a top Indian chess website and is downloadable at the website http://suneet_singh0.tripod.com and www.suneetsmausil.com.
The Executive Body (2002-2003)
The club has a well defined constitution, rules for conducting tournaments etc. The present body of the club stands as follows...
PRESIDENT Dr. B. P. Malik, (Lecturer-Physics)
VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. Santosh Sandhu (Lady DPE)
SECRETARY Suneet Singh (Final yr. CSE)
Working Body
Final year: Ruchi Garg, Arvind Verma, Vijesh Kukreja.
Third year: Ashutosh Ganju, Ashok Rana, Naveen Kumar.
Second Year: Saurabh Goyal, Mukul Sachdeva, Sangeeta Dabas,
Abhishek Madan, Aarti Bathla.
General body
The general body of the club is open for all students of CRSCE Murthal. You just have to contact the authorities of the club and get yourself registered. The members gets the following facilities…
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The Garden Restaurant at Rothay Garden HotelA culinary gem in stunning Grasmere.
I can't believe its now more than 6 months since I last set foot inside this lovely hotel to interview Managing Director, Chris Carss for my jaunty Glass of Wine With… chatty slot. I've been meaning to come back and review what appeared to be a delightful restaurant behind me as we sat talking in the cosy bar. Finally last Sunday, Mr Welly and I hot-footed it down to Grasmere, invited by Chris to come and sample their 4 course evening menu.
Having visited during the day, it was good to sample the evening ambiance after dark. We had booked an 8pm table which proved perfect timing as we just caught the setting sun in all its glory casting dark shadows over the dramatic slopes of Heron Pike through the panoramic windows. A truly magnificent view from our table, we were both impressed by the stunning location and extensive grounds surrounding the hotel so close to the heart of Grasmere.
Pristine and private, the 2 acre grounds are immaculately maintained. In fact everything about this hotel and restaurant oozes perfection, from the perfectly plumped cushions in the bar to the spotless reception area and dining room.
The restaurant itself is large enough to offer space and privacy between tables but not so vast that it loses intimacy. Set on two levels with cosy tables around the corners, the main attractions aside from the mighty fellside is of course the wonderful grounds and brand new spa building. Clad in wood, both the spa and outside decking create a warm and welcoming feel that resonates directly into the restaurant. The interior decor adds to the final touch with relaxing hues of mink and buff-coloured furniture enhanced by flickering candle light and gentle, tactile carved wooden ornaments dotted around the window sills.
We're served by Elliott Waugh, Manager and veritable stalwart of the Rothay Garden, having worked here 12 years. It's evident from the spotless interior that Chris's attention to detail is second to none… and so therefore his choice of staff, as he proudly lists long-serving employees directly on the menu. It's good to know that both resident Joint Chefs have been creating culinary delights at the Garden Restaurant for over 46 years between them. Multi-award winning with 2 AA Rosettes, we're looking forward to the meal ahead…
The pre-starter of sweet potato soup is warming and delicious and prepares us nicely for the strong flavours we've chosen as Appetizers; mine is the Sautéed Quail Supreme with haggis and quail scotched egg, butternut squash purée, pancetta crisp, prune and glayva jus. A true cocktail of strong flavours which work fantastically well with the glass of paired Chardonnay as suggested by Elliott.
Hubby goes for Spiced Fishcake – an equally zingy starter, served with garlic mayonnaise, petit capers and mixed leaf salad. Paired with Sauvignon Blanc to temper the fish, it's delicious.
Next up, Mr Welly opts for Pan Fried Medallions of Lakeland Venison with pear chutney, asparagus, fondant potato, red cabbage and mignonette pepper sauce.
I meanwhile choose the Trio of Cumbrian Lamb, a tasty mix of roast best end, sautéed loin and braised shoulder served with carrot purée, kenya beans, dauphinoise potatoes and rosemary jus.
Exquisitely presented the flavours are to die for but the pièce de la résistence comes from the wine pairing. Whilst Mr Welly's venison is paired with deeply fruity Shiraz heavy with blackberry undertones, my lamb is accompanied by a lighter, more temperate Merlot. We both agree the pairing is just right.. and then decide to swap. The Shiraz is suddenly earthy and too heavy, drowning out the intricate flavours of my lamb… and the Merlot, well, does nothing for his Venison – bland and uninteresting.
It's worth noting at this point that the Rothay Garden is the only restaurant to house a Cruvinet. And what is that I hear you ask? Sort of looks like an enormous fridge but within it the wine is treated quite intricately. As each glass is poured through a spout leading out, the vacuum is filled with nitrogen, a process which retains the freshness of the wine and so therefore it's quality and duresse. Impressive attention to detail and the wine tastes good too 🙂
Still in savoury heaven I opt for the three local farmhouse cheeses as a final course, choosing Thursby Crofton, Swaledale and Westmorland Smoked. The mix of cow and goat in the semi-soft Crofton is by far my favourite just because it's the stinkier end of my usual predilection but the other two are also mighty fine. Served on traditional Lakeland slate with a perfectly-sized jar of local chutney and just enough pieces of celery and grapes I indulge myself yet further with the suggested glass of Ramos Pinto Port.
Mr Welly chooses Warm Chocolate Brownie with white chocolate sauce and walnut ice-cream. Normally a lover of all things sweet, I'm not remotely jealous and don't even ask for a taste, utterly consumed in the after-glow of savoury heaven.
The quality of produce and meats, all locally-sourced is top notch. The skilful fusion of flavours together with fabulous service and let's not forget those fantastically paired wines from the Cruvinet, truly has Rothay's Garden Restaurant standing proud at the top of its game. It never ceases to amaze me how blessed we are up here in Cumbria to have, not just amazing eateries, but dedicated owners like Chris Carrs, striving for the utmost in perfect hostelry. It's always a plus when you come across a real gem such as this – a truly fantastic culinary experience in breathtaking surroundings here in Grasmere. We will be back!
Good for: Foodie lovers seeking cosy luxury in the heart of the Lakes.
Not for: Large groups and parties – in fact to maintain the peace and tranquility for Chris' regular guests, weddings are also a no-no.
£££: £39 a head for the four course Fine Dining Menu – entirely reasonable given the quality of the food, service and surrroundings.
Tips: Arrive early, and savour the view over an appertif.
Rothay Garden Hotel, Broadgate, Grasmere, Cumbria, LA22 9RJ
T 015394 435334 www.rothaygarden.com


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One of the questions often asked by executives considering going public is how to obtain market makers. When a stock first trades, it does so because a broker-dealer sponsored the company to the NASD ("Finra") and filed the paperwork necessary to trade. For doing this, the broker is given an exclusive ability to trade the stock initially. After the period ends, other brokerage firms may also take part in this process and usually do so if there is sufficient trading activity.
Regular news event must be planned and press releases issued followed by contact with prospective stock purchasers. Press releases are not expensive but are necessary in order to demonstrate that a company is actively growing and pursuing objectives which will increase share value.
When a company first trades, the shareholders who have tradeable stock are reluctant to sell their shares because they are hoping for a rise in stock price. Because of this, it is often quite easy to raise the share price substantially with a few trades and a couple of strong press releases. While it is important to take advantage of situations like this, it is also important to remember that other shares will come into play when the rule 144 holding period ends which may make it more difficult to maintain a high share price. This is why it is necessary to plan ahead.


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Harmer Building Drainage, part of Alumasc Water Management Solutions (AWMS), has updated its technical brochure for its innovative Roof Outlets, Roof Channel Drains and Raised Deck Supports. The comprehensive brochure is aimed at helping Architects and Specifiers fully appreciate the benefits of Harmer's extensive range of roof drainage solutions.
The detailed brochure showcases new innovations such as the new range of Harmer Modulock channels, Cast Iron Balcony Outlet, Planter Drain and Two Way Insulated Outlet. These new products are ideal for flat and low-pitched roofs raised deck structures such as podium decks, terraces and balconies. The brochure also includes updated information on the Modulock Pedestal Support System and the AV spigot design.
An important part of the literature is Harmer's bespoke manufacturing capabilities – a unique advantage that has led to the development of a new aluminium bespoke section for projects requiring non-standard pipe and rainwater outlet configurations.
The brochure also includes information on BIM and Harmer's Drainage Design Calculator. The calculator allows Architects and Building Services Engineers to design and quantify all their drainage requirements using exclusive software.
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Following a zillion sites on face book, stumbling and pinteresting birth as well as twitter and blogs. I'm starting to live and breathe birth, and it's WONDERFUL! I can't wait to be able to get active in the birth community helping women have the birth experience THEY want :-)
Trying to decide if gardening is in my future for this year. with work and school I'm thinking either join a local CSA, or rely on local farms and farming markets. In the spring/summer it's so easy to fully count on them for all of our nutritional needs, but it becomes more difficult in the winter. Should take on learning how to can and store up for the winter months. That sounds tiring and confusing...already starting to talk myself out of it, lol.
Made my hubby watch Breaking Dawn part 1 like all other Twilight movies he pretended to like it to get on my good side :-) I don't mind playing up on that, he doesn't hurt my feelings. I'm just glad he sat through it, I sit through a lot of his choices and I almost feel bad when I catch myself nodding off and even a little worse when he catches me. But it's that lovely marriage give and take dance the 2 of us do so well. I am so blessed with such a wonderful partner. Now to trick him into having dinner ready when I work late, any suggestions? Hell I wouldn't mind if he bought it and presented it on paper plates!
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we are working through the anniversary of the tragic accident and death of 3 wonderful young people including my nephew (not by blood but his mom and I are that close we consider ourselves sisters). Last night I could not sleep and stayed up in bed playing on my phone on facebook and twitter. His mom saw me and we just talked and talked. Last night (early am) was the anniversary of the actual accident when she called me on her way to the hospital and told me to get there she needed me. :-( I miss him so much.
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YOUR GRAND ENTRANCE SHOULD BE GRAND... [even if you have a tiny place]
Entrance, Foyer, Lobby... call it however you want, but this is the space that should never be left ignored. This is the place where your house greet the world... or you for this matter, and anyone who gained the invite to your sanctuary. This is the place to set ever lasting first impression, the space that set the tone for the rest of the house, giving a hint of what to expect, and this is the place that largely left neglected or totally forgotten. Viewed as very unimportant place, many builders shrinking square footage of this space to a minimum, some completely abolishing them, though nothing can be less unwelcoming then stepping straight into a seating room.
So if your entrance isn't so GRAND - make it feels like one. Here's some ideas and inspiration.
It's a perfect space to go with bold paint, prints or to cover wall with wallpaper.
As I pointed out on my previous post "Mirror mirror on the wall..." small places need large mirrors, it visually enlarge area, making it feel lighter and brighter. Go for full length mirrors, they will fulfill your craving for the glance of approval heading out off the door. Framed artwork will add more personality.
Find a place to fit consul table, even a small one, a shelf would do the job too. Arrange on it a decorative plate or a small basket to have a designated place for your keys (it will save you tons of time wasted searching for them). Small vase with flowers or a plant and other decorative elements would spice up the room.
Designing entrance room make sure it's not only beautiful but a functional as well. If your space allows put a bench or chair. Don't forget few hooks to hang outside clothe or standing coat hanger. I personally like to have a dressed in my foyer, great place to keep there my scarves, gloves and all other small accessory to add last minute touch ups before leave house.
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Thanks for attending General Assembly's Scaling Your Business Through Strategic Processes event.
You'll receive a copy of the deck, and enter to win your own Best Self Journal by filling out the form below.
I'm also leading a workshop style class Hustle Smarter: Tactics & Routines to Scale Your Business. This will allow us to further build out your goals, processes and tactics. You'll receive a 25% discount if you use the code "hustleharder_GA".
Takeaways include:
- Creating a strategic roadmap for your goals (w/ tactics & timelines)
- Establishing and committing to outcomes focused routines
- Growing and monetizing your network
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- Automating workflows & time management
- Defending your personal time by focusing on impact
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A beautiful large shrub, Hamamelis x intermedia 'Aphrodite' has slightly crimped, orange-red flowers which are produced in great abundance in late winter and early spring. These flowers are very fetching and also sweetly scented. The leaves are dark green, turning fantastic shades of red in autumn before falling.
Hamamelis x intermedia 'Aphrodite' is a vase-shaped, deciduous shrub or very small tree with flowers that give excellent late winter interest. Attractive leaves and good autumn colour in October.
Supplied Size: 3L pots (approx 2 - 3 years old, 25 - 30 cm tall)
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Drake rules the Billboard album chart for a fifth week in a row, but next week may belong to Travis Scott.
Drake's "Scorpion" holds at No. 1 this week with the equivalent of 145,000 sales in the United States, including nearly 170 million streams and 12,000 copies sold as a full album, according to Nielsen. It is the first album to have five consecutive weeks at No. 1 since, well, the last Drake album: "Views," released two years ago, held the top spot for its first nine weeks. ("More Life," Drake's last collection of songs — which he called a "playlist," not an album — scored three straight weeks at No. 1 in 2017.)
"Scorpion" broke streaming records when it came out. But it has also symbolized just how thoroughly — and how quickly — the music industry has shifted to streaming as its dominant model, with downloads and CD sales practically an afterthought.
Over five weeks on sale, "Scorpion" has racked up 1.8 billion streams in the United States, but sold only 245,000 copies as a full album, according to Nielsen data. Two years ago, "Views" had more than 850,000 album sales in its first week alone.
On next week's chart, "Scorpion" may finally be dethroned by Mr. Scott's "Astroworld," which, when it came out on Friday, immediately took over the top spots on the internal charts of Spotify, Apple Music and Apple's iTunes Store.
Also this week, the country star Kenny Chesney opened at No. 2 with his new album, "Songs for the Saints," which had a much different sales pattern. It sold 67,000 copies as a full album, more than any other title last week, but had just 11.6 million streams — barely more than Mr. Scott's previous album, "Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight," had last week.
Post Malone's "Beerbongs & Bentleys" is No. 3, Juice WRLD's "Goodbye & Good Riddance" is No. 4 and Cardi B's "Invasion of Privacy" holds at fifth place.


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Jesus is passionate about Social Justice.
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So are we.
During the past six years we have had multiple opportunities to further our desire for social justice through our partnerships. Our vision is that the passion that Avatar folks have for social justice projects would find expression through our groups. We continue to explore opportunities for collaboration with different organizations in this area.


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Experiência de ensino: My experiences range from preschool, special education, regular education, and home-based education. My past experiences include 10 years as a preschool teacher for a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality care for low-income households. I have also taught as a substitute teacher for grades kindergarten through 12th grade in a public school setting. I am currently a home-educator for 1st grade through 7th grade and an online ESL teacher with TOEFL and IELTS test prep experience.
Interesses: Outdoors, cooking, baking, and teaching young children.
Educação: My formal education is a M.Ed. in Special Education. I have a B.A. in Children's Studies with an emphasis on Program Development. I also have a minor in Early Childhood Education as well as Communication Disorders, and I hold a TESOL and TEFL Master Class Diploma.
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A year ago today, my dad made his graceful exit. As someone lucky enough to not lose a lot of people tragically, it's been a strange and interesting process to grieve.
In the first flush of things, the shock gets you through. There are details of life which must be dealt with, and you're borne through them by waves of adrenaline and (sometimes) hysterical laughter.
But for much of the summer and fall last year, through crazy deadlines at work, I just wasn't operating on all cylinders. It was as if I had a nasty cold and tried to go out for a run. Everything was hard, processes didn't make sense, everything was like reinventing the wheel. I'd cast on for complicated projects and c*ck them up utterly. (Please, please don't ask me about my Sullivan cardigan until I've had a chance to unravel the evidence.)
There is, of course, a great parallel in my running life: there's a great public trail along the waterfront in my little town which used to be the train trestle running out of town. It's a long sweep with great views, at the foot of a bluff. Heading out of town, you have a view of the bay and the mill... and some days, you think you're running your slowest time ever. Until you remember that it's a 3% uphill grade through there. Not enough to really *see*, but certainly enough to feel, and enough to slow you down.
So when January rolled around, and the 6-month milestone came and went, I felt the shift -- as if from one day to the next, I had more energy. I started working out again instead of grabbing that extra glass of wine in the evening. I got my feet underneath me at work, and our systems started making sense. That rolling slope finally canted downhill, and I could catch my breath again.
So thanks, all, for bearing with me while I chugged uphill, knitting little but stockinette and not feeling like talking with anyone. One year on, I can see the road straightening out before me, and I'm grateful.
A friend posted a message to a group of us on Facebook, out of the blue: "Anyone up for another round of P90X? I'm starting tomorrow!" And it sounded good.
The Ravellenic Games start in ten days, and the WIP Wrestling events actually called my name. So I've chosen 6 UFOs to finish during the London Games: 3 scarves/small projects and 3 sweaters. Each finished UFO in each category rates a medal (one finished = bronze; two finished = silver, you get the idea.)
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Rebecca Dietzel M.S. is an anatomist and biochemist. She received her Master of Science from Columbia University's Institute of Human Nutrition. She maintains private practices in New York City and Vermont teaching anatomy, physical re-education and nutritional biochemistry.
In the Eastern sciences, Rebecca is an Ayurvedic practitioner in the tradition of the Wise Earth School. She studied Ayurveda and the Vedic Tradition under the tutelage of Swamini Mayatitananda and has also been certified as an Ayurvedic Practitioner by the AYU Ayurvedic Academy.


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England's rich history of producing psych-rock troubadours has another emerging star in the form of Max Kinghorn-Mills and his merrie band of suede-tinged spacemen Hollow Hand.
Their new song is called 'End of Everything' and it treads an impeccable path along the lay-lines spun by Unicorn, The Eagles, Super Furry Animals and Crosby, Stills and Nash. We've heard their forthcoming album and, to put it bluntly, it's a pop miracle.
The song will be released on limited 250 edition 7" and digitally via Talk Show Records, home of that other West Coast-inflected art rock freak Bill Baird. Listen below.


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I made this cake especially for my 17th year old nephew, Danny Boy. He loves rugby and is one of the KL state player. Danny was the one who created the new Madame Cupcakes logo.
Late Sunday evening I received a thank you sms from him. He loves the cake.
Happy Birthday Danny.
Please refer to the calendar below to check on my baking availability. Thank You - Madame Cupcakes
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