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From the moment you walk into Pizza Metro, you can tell this isn't your ordinary Mumbai Italian restaurant. Although the space is large, the warm lighting and cheerful murals make it feel cozy and intimate. One of the first things you'll notice is the wood-fired oven, a sign of good things to come.
Of course, none of this matters if the food isn't up to standards, and here again Pizza Metro gets it right.
From the Antipasti menu, we started with the Palle di Riso Vegeteariane (Crispy Rice Balls). The golden brown rice balls were crispy on the outside and deliciously creamy on the inside, with green peas adding a pleasing hint of flavour to the arborio rice. The Carpaccio di Manzo (Beef Carpaccio) came next, sliced thin, dressed in simple olive oil and rock salt and covered with a heaping serving of rocket leaves and fresh parmesan shaves. The Scamorza ala Griglia was presented with a similar garnish, but here the star of the dish was the beautfully smoky, slightly melted scamorza cheese . Our last appetizer, the Parmigiana di Melanzane, comes suffixed on the menu by the words "The Most Popular", and we can understand why. The oven baked aubergine is deliciously soft, almost melting into its tomato sauce and mix of parmesan and mozzarella cheeses.
Antipasti aside, we were ready for the main event, the pizza.Pizza Metro's claim to fame is the 1 meter pizza, a pie so long it spanned the length of our table. While we're normally not impressed by these sorts of gimmicks, we were pleasantly surprised in this case. Not only was the pizza evenly cooked throughout, but the tomato sauce and toppings were of outstanding flavour and quality (Turns out, Pizza Metro not only imports its meats and cheeses, but its tomatoes too.) The meter long pizza allows for a selection of four different topping combinations (out of 24 options), and we ordered the Margherita (mozzarella, tomato, and fresh basil), Club 9 (goat cheese, mozzarella green chili, okra, basil and parmesan), Silvio (mozarella, grana cheese, pancetta bacon and basil), and the CiCCioBoMbA (mozarella, tomato, ham, salami, black olives, mushroom, meatballs, and sausage). Although some of our dining companions would have preferred a thinner crust (I wouldn't), we all agreed these was some of the best, most authentic neoplolitan style pizzas we've tasted in Mumbai.
Satisfied with the pizza, we moved on to the pasta and again were pleased with our selections. Bright and clean, the Spaghetti al Pomodoro was a clear beneficiary of the imported tomatoes. Although the Gnocchi alla Sorrentina was a little drowned in cheese and the same tomatoes, the Spaghetti alla Vongole was masterfully balanced, letting the simple flavours of clams, garlic, and parsley shine around the perfectly al dente spaghetti.
To close, we tried all four of the desserts on offer that day, and this was probably the least impressive part of our meal. Although well made, the two cakes we tried will probably taste a little gritty to the local palate (partially from the nuts, partially from the cheese that is used), while the Tiramisu could use a little extra coffee. The Panacotta, however, is sinfully rich and creamy and will most likely find favour with dessert lovers.
Overall, we have to say Pizza Metro Pizza served up one of the best Italian meals we've had in Mumbai. The secret? Great ingredents, and not just one, but four chefs flown in straight from Italy. Best of all, these aren't your fly-by-night celebrity TV chefs either – these guys are here to stay and cook (and yes, they are real Italians, not British transplants: the one Chef we met didn't even speak a word of English). The one thing to be aware of is the pricing, which is expensive by Mumbai standards, but in our opinion completely worth it for the quality of fare on offer.
The Bottom Line
If you're in the mood for a proper Italian fix, with a full bar and a warm, friendly ambiance to boot, then don't be fooled by the outside – Pizza Metro Pizza is the real deal inside.
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Pizza: Rs. 600 – 900
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The New Water Supply for our Bay has been start running in late Juli. After a installation period of nearly twelve month the system is now 'working'.The construction-costs amount to over 675.000 THB. I'm sorry to say since launching we have had a few failures. Could only get better. Think positive.
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A wooden house, placed near the beach in Thung Makham Yai has burned down up to foundation walls. The Family - Mama, Papa and three babys - had, of course, no insurance. Now they dwell in a shack near their old house. Poor Family, they kept only the things at their bodys, anything else burst into flames. Any kind of donation is desired. For forwarding please contakt Net Mayazes.
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We have birdies! This is the house swallow nest, there were 4 eggs total and it's kind of hard to see in this picture how many eggs have hatched, but I didn't want to get close enough to find out!
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Weekend Football Tips: 27th & 28th June (FA Cup)
Having posted a small profit of £11.50 at the weekend, I have followed that up with another small profit from my first half of tips across Tuesday and Wednesday evening this week, thanks to Man Utd beating Sheff Utd to nil.
I have two more games being played when writing these tips (on Thursday evening) that I am hopeful will add to that tally.
This weekend as I've decided to focus on the four FA Cup Quarter Final games that are being played across Saturday and Sunday for this selection of tips.
Six out of the eight teams remaining in the tournament are inside the Premier League top ten and the other two are Premier League teams so there's set to be some quality action.
Interestingly, rule changes mean that these games will now not go to extra time, but will instead go straight to penalties after 90 minutes have been played, so we will know the four semi-finalists after the final game on Sunday.
My selection of football tips and predictions for this weekend in the FA Cup are as follows…
Football Betting Tips: Saturday 27th June
Key Stats
Whichever way you look at this, historical outcomes, the last few games between the teams, current form, the strength of the squad, confidence of the team, Manchester United look by far and away the most likely to win this encounter. The one stat Norwich have going for them is that in the 5 FA Cup ties between the teams, they have won three. However, the last Norwich FA Cup win was in February 1991.
Since the restart United have looked strong and have earned a draw away to Tottenham and then followed that up with a solid 3-0 home win over Sheffield United, thanks to an Anthony Martial hat-trick and all the signs are that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team are starting to knit together into a much more effective unit.
In contrast, Norwich have lost both their games since the restart, have not scored a goal in either of those games at home, sit rock bottom of the Premier League table and are now seven points from safety, with by far the worst goal difference in the division.
All the stats point to one thing and that is an easy win for Manchester United and I can't see Norwich grabbing even the consolation of a goal.
FA Cup Predictions: Sunday 28th June
Key Stats
This is a tricky game to predict. Both these teams have not enjoyed the best return to action since the kick off, both have found scoring goals a threat (Arsenal have one, Sheff Utd none in each of their last two games) and both have been conceding a fair few too (Arsenal 5, Sheff Utd 6 in their two games).
Historically, the teams only recent games were the two matches this season, which the Blades got the better of with one win and a draw. After that the most recent clash was 2008. The Gunners do have the edge in FA Cup ties between the teams, but there have been also a high number of drawn games when they have met in this competition too.
I can't say either side fills me with any great confidence in this game. I think both have problems defensively, although the return of Dean Henderson in goal for Sheff Utd is a big plus after he sat out against parent club Manchester United in midweek. I think this has a tight draw written large all over it with the winner being decided by the dreaded penalty shootout, which then becomes a lottery.
Key Stats
For me this is the most intriguing tie of the round as two sides that are well matched with just four points between at the top end of the table (which could be one by the time this game kicks off) clash and over recent times, matches between the twp have been very keenly contested.
One goal has decided the outcome in two of the last six encounters with the other three games ending in draws (two by 0-0 scorelines, plus a 1-1 and 2-2 draw this season). Of the two teams, I think Chelsea have been slightly the stronger since the resumption of the season, but Leicester have proven difficult to beat even when having an offday.
This is another game that I think may well require penalties at the end of the match to decide the winner. I think the attacking qualities on each team are good enough to ensure that both teams will score at least one goal each, maybe two each, but this is the second fixture in the FA Cup this weekend that I think will likely go to penalties.
Key Stats
Both of these teams have been in decent form since the restart. Newcastle have picked up four points from their two home games and in reality it should have been six, while Manchester City have scored eight goals in their two home games and come away with very solid wins over Arsenal and Burnley, however they do face a tough trip to Chelsea on the Thursday before this game.
What has been evident in the games since the restart is that the teams with the better players have tended to thrive and City have been the best example of this, with Liverpool's 4-0 demolition of Crystal Palace on Wednesday night last week another good example. As such, I fear this could be a tough evening for Newcastle fans tuning in.
City know the Premier League has gone but having on the League Cup I think Guardiola will be focusing on a cup treble including the FA Cup and Champions League to the trophy cabinet and as such, I think they will take the victory here relatively comfortably.
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Description: A history of the inner-Sydney private girls school, the author has drawn on interviews with former staff & pupils & excerpts from private letters, school magazines & Council Minutes.
Bibliography & Notes includes survey of old girls & school songs
Author: Alan Barcan, retired Associate Professor in Education, University of Newcastle, NSW
Publisher: Melbourne University Press, Victoria, 2002, FIRST EDITION hardcover 8vo with dj, 13 chapters, notes, bibliog., detailed index, 392pp., b/w photos, illustrations, etc
Condition:Crisp maroon cloth-bound hardcover bright gilt title to spine, STRAIGHT, TIGHT & CLEAN in VERY GOOD CONDITION with a slight bump to the front top corner, no inscriptions in an unclipped GOOD DUSTJACKET with minor rubbing. A neat name in pen to prelim.
Description: Alan Barcan was himself a participant in the radical movement. This account of the period includes Syd Unis controversial philosophy professor John Anderson & his Freethought Society, adding volatility to the mix with rejection of orthodox politics.
Author: Bill Neidjie & Stephen Davis & Allan Fox - Forword by Clyde Holding MP Minister for Aboriginal Affairs 1984
Publisher: Mybrood P/L inc. in NSW, 1985, FIRST EDITION, 95 pages, hardcover large 8vo with dj, COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS throughout, illustrated MAP to endpapers, 4 Chapters.
Condition:Brown cloth-bound hardcover with bright gilt title to spine, STRAIGHT, TIGHT and CLEAN in GOOD CONDITION with no inscriptions, in an unclipped GOOD DUSTJACKET with several small tears, rubbing & edgewear.
Description: In the 1970s Big Bill Neidjie, an Australian Aboriginal, began to reply about the demands for his land to be mined - very similar to the words of Indian Chief Seattle in America in 1853. Simple, challenging, sometimes mysterious, but profoundly wise words
Author: Arthur Yates and Company - Various Contributors
Publisher: Arthur Yates & Co., Sydney, circa 1950s, New and Revised 28th Edition, 316 pages plus 4 page Index, COLOUR & B/W PHOTOGRAPHS & ILLUSTRATIONS throughout, Chapters.
Condition:Stiff-board softcover large 8vo with d/j, rubbing to spine & corners, no inscriptions, CLEAN & TIGHT in GOOD CONDITION in an unclipped FAIR-GOOD DUSTJACKET with a few tears, rubbing & edgewear.
Description: 320 pages of fact-filled information!
From 'Planning a Garden', Making the most of your soil, When and what to sow,
to Bushhouses and Orchids and Garden Pests and Diseases.
An Australian CLASSIC.


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The HR Exchange - Mental Health in the workplace
Public awareness surrounding the issue of mental health has never been higher.
There are a large number of charities supporting individuals with problems and an ever increasing list of celebrities promoting an awareness of mental health problems. The topic has never been more prominent.
From a business perspective, poor mental health causes over 70 million working days to be lost each year. These absences can be caused by stress and anxiety or the more complex mental health conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder.As well has having a huge impact on individual employees, mental health problems can also result in serious consequences for businesses. Staff turnover, sickness absence, burn out and exhaustion can all be caused due to mental health problems. Even those who are able to attend work quite often have decreased motivation, effectiveness and productivity.
As repeatedly requested by delegates at previous events, we will be highlighting the importance of good mental health and what practically can be done to help promote good mental health in the workplace and support those that may be experiencing difficulties.The event will then conclude with our usual employment law update.
We do hope you are able to join us and we look forward to seeing you at the event. Numbers are limited so make sure you reserve a space by booking online now.With kind Regards, Peter Byrne Employment Partner Taylors


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Johnny Knoxville Posts Eulogy for Ryan Dunn
Ryan Dunn's death is really a story about a life ended too soon -- and Dunn's longtime friend and 'Jackass' partner, Johnny Knoxville, has issued a poignant reminder in a recent blog post.
Saying he was trying to work out emotions he'd been unable to express at Dunn's memorial service, Knoxville wrote an impassioned letter to his departed friend, saying Dunn "had a pure, open heart," and made him "feel 34 percent funnier" when he was around.
Knoxville also talked about how he relied on Dunn for comfort in trying times, admitting, "That's why all this is even harder because right now I really need to talk to him but I can't."
Knoxville's letter went on to deal with various difficulties Dunn's death has created -- including the pain of telling Knoxville's young daughter about his passing -- and concludes with a simple "I don't know what else to say right now. I love you, Ryan…I want you to know I love you so very much."


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These days, the ancient practice of settling disputes through a rousing game of Rock-Paper-Scissors is no longer enough. So when Youtube icons Ryan Higa and Sean Fujiyoshi needed to decide which one will help bring in the groceries, they had to settle with a thumb wrestling match, followed by an elaborate clapping game. But when those two additional games failed to settle the dispute, they had to resort to something more complex and epic: a simulated Dragon Ball Z fight between Goku and Frieza using only their hands.
It's ridiculous and funny, but even if you have a different perspective on what makes things funny, the fight is still worth watching because it's honestly well-choreographed, and the sound and visual effects are quite good. Check out the fight below:


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Early and Late
By Harry Willson
JULY 26, 1999: I'd like to report a conversation I had some years ago with my brother-in-law, Roger. We like each other and are able to talk to each other frankly. I had just returned 2,000 miles from the funeral of my father.
"It's a strange feeling," I confided. "It's like relief."
"Really?" Roger looked puzzled. "My father died a long, long time ago, and I don't remember any such feeling."
"How old were you?"
"Ah, and I'm 53," I said. "I guess it makes a difference."
"I was scared," Roger said, remembering. "Dad was 60, which seemed old then, but doesn't now. I was 11, like I said, the youngest of 12."
"The baby of a large family," I said. "What happened?"
"A one-vehicle wreck -- his pick-up truck just suddenly ran off the highway. Everybody figured it was a heart attack, since he was an excellent driver, but they never did an autopsy. It was sudden. Done in an instant. The whole village attended the funeral."
"And you?"
"I was scared. I felt abandoned."
"Even with all that family?"
"Yes. I felt like I was alone in the whole world."
"But you got over it."
"Well, sure. I grew up, somehow. It happens, you know. Got a job, got married, moved away, moved back, had children, the usual kind of life, I guess you could say."
"Somehow you managed, without your father ... "
"Sure. I had to. I quit thinking about it. Except for funny little leftovers. Like I can't stand a certain flower -- irises -- they always remind me of when Dad died."
I was quiet, thinking.
"So, what about your dad's dying?" Roger asked, finally.
"It's really strange -- the difference, I mean. My father lingered in a deathbed for many months, which turned into years. He required so much care that it literally killed my mother. Nothing quick and clean about it, like your dad's death. It seemed to take forever. My sister and I write back and forth, things like, 'When you get old, you turn into what you've really been all along,' meaning that the veneer of social interaction falls away, and the selfishness, the small-mindedness, the mean-heartedness, if that's what's really in there, are plainly displayed right out front."
Roger did not interrupt. I think he was trying to imagine what it would be like to be a grown man with a father. I continued.
"He was controlling, or trying to, until the very end. He attempted to extract death-bed promises, but I squelched them, not just for me, for my sisters, too. That infuriated him. He controlled our lives, for decades, exactly to the extent that any of us would let him. I had moved 2,000 miles away to minimize the daily contact and the psychological pressure. Distance does help, in spite of what some say. I finally grew up, with some difficulty, needing at some points what is called 'professional help.' And now, when he does at last die at the age of 89, it feels like relief -- liberation, even."
Roger said, "I'm seeing how similar, and how different, we all are. I never had that to put up with from my father. He was gone, out of the picture. No doubt I missed some training, some advice, some guidance, maybe. The advice could have been good or bad."
"But you also missed having to struggle and fight to become yourself," I said. "You could just grow into it, on your own, at whatever pace suited you."
"And meanwhile it sounds like you've been somehow asking permission for everything, or else disobeying, every time you turn around, all across the 2,000 miles."
"That's right, until now."
"But I felt abandoned, too soon, and I was angry at the world, and frightened," Roger said.
"And I felt hog-tied, trapped, attached, not trusted -- for too long."
We were both quiet, each trying to imagine the other's experience, each a little envious of the other, but not much really, each wondering how not to mess up the lives of our own grown children.
Roger voiced it: "I wonder what they'll say, someday, about us, and our dying?"
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Engelhardt ES-9 LEFTY!$2,200.00
Engelhardt ES-9 LEFTY, made in 2005. Laminate 3/4, in excellent condition, with Upton Bass set-up, and Innovation Rockabilly strings. Hard to find Lefty model! Includes soft cover, stand, and buggy. Consignment. String length: 42"
1960's Juzek Laminate
-- SUMER SALE! -- Laminate Juzek from the 1960's. All original, in good condition, includes a cover, a set of Thomastik Superflexible strings, and a Fishman pickup. Own a classic Juzek at an affordable price point! Consignment. String length: 42.25"
Kay C-1, 1956$2,800.00
Kay c-1, 1956. Laminate 3/4, with original fingerboard, tailpiece, and Kluson tuning machines. Also features a unique bridge by Tom Kelishek of Asheville, NC! Includes cover, quiver, and Fishman BP100 pickup. Consignment. String length: 41.5"
Sam Shen SB150 Hybrid$2,950.00
-- SOLD! Check back soon! -- Hybrid 3/4 double bass, with carved spruce top, laminate maple back & ribs, hand-applied oil finish, ebony fingerboard, and hardwood tailpiece. INCLUDED BVS UPGRADES – BVS set-up – Despiau bridge with Otto adjusters – Ulsa German endpin – Choice of Helicore strings (other strings available at discounted prices) –…
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-- SPRING PRICE DROP! -- Electric upright "Practical Bass" by Paris Banchetti, ca. 1980s. Maple/walnut slab body, active Alembic P-style pickup system with volume/tone, and backup Underwood. This bass features an innovative adjustable design, which offers flexibility in "upper bout" location, as well as a detachable "back" for sitting with the bass. All original one-owner,…
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Kay S8, 1952$4,000.00
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Growth/Communities/Mentors training
Projects: Understanding first day (EditorJourney) • Personalized first day (Welcome survey, Newcomer homepage, Newcomer tasks, Structured tasks) • Focus on help desk • Community resources (Get the tools, Resources for communities)
Help contents: Use the tools: (Help panel, Enable the Homepage, How to claim a mentee, Suggested edits)Latest news: Growth team updates • Newsletters • Contact
We've seen over time that the ability to help and nurture newcomers is a skill that can be learned. Not all experienced editors automatically know how best to guide newcomers. The Growth team and Community Relations Specialists have developed a training that can be delivered to the set of experienced editors. The target audience are those editors who answer help desk questions and people who welcome newcomers on wikis that receive Growth team features.
The training is divided into two resources:
- a document (available as a Google Doc documentor a wikipage) that lists describes the training and how to facilitate it
- a set of slides (Google Slides document) that are that support for the training, which can be copied[1], translated and adapted.
- The slides has been translated into: Czech
- Work in progress into Arabic
The training itself is divided into two main activities:
- working on mentors skills, through 5 activity modules, to discover best practices around working with newcomers;
- practice editing tools, to be aware and ready to reply to any request from newcomers, whatever the editor or the device they use.
This is not a ready-to-use training. The contents provided are a structure that requires some work to provide examples on which the attendees can work on.
In-person trainingEdit
An in-person training is a one-day long activity. It requires people to be at the same place. This training can happen around a community event.
This in-person training has been hosted for the first time by the Czech community, in November 2019.
Online trainingEdit
The online version of the training hasn't been created for now.
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- jamacianmecrazy
- 8 years ago
- Wedding: August 2012
I need some advice from someone who I don't personally know. As a little recap I have gained about 40 pounds in the last 2 years, 10 of which I have recently lost. My wedding is in 2 weeks and I am so depressed. I never imagined getting married at a weight like this. A few months ago the doctor confirmed I have hypothyroidism, but I guess the meds do not make you lose weight, at least not fast enough. I have really tried, going to the gym 4-5 times a week for months, but I am only down 10 pounds. Wedding is 2 weeks away, and I feel like canceling, and I know that is really not feasible. I really don't want to remember the day looking like this. I feel every bride deserves to feel beautiful. I just dont know what to do!!! Everyone says to just embrace it and I will be beautiful no matter what, but if that were the case weight loss before a wedding would not be so important for almost every bride! For the record, I am a size 16.


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Even as a telecommunications conglomerate, it's hardly surprising that Comcast is jumping into the world of blockchain. Via the firm's Comcast Ventures, the company led a nearly $3.3 million funding round for blockchain startup Blockdaemon, solidifying Comcast's presence in the distributed ledger scene.
Gil Beyda, managing director of Comcast Ventures, is among the growing list of investors convinced that it is bitcoin's underlying distributed ledger technology – not cryptocurrency itself – that has the real potential for market disruption.
"Right now, a lot of folks are enamored by the fact that bitcoin went from $100 to $20,000," he recently told PYMNTS' Karen Webster. "That's great for speculators and gold-rushers, but that's a narrow part of the population. As an investor, at this point, I'm less interested in cryptocurrency per se, but I still believe the fundamental blockchain technology has value."
Blockchain has its own gold rush starting up, though, and Beyda warned that one of the biggest mistakes the market can make is to assume "that it can solve every problem – or many problems, for that matter."
Despite the growing hype – and an endless list of experiments and pilot projects – blockchain has yet to emerge as the disruptor its backers claim it to be. So what must happen to get blockchain out of the gate?
"We need that killer app," Beyda said. "It has to be a new service, a new business model, a new value proposition so that the consumer says, 'Wow, that's new, that's different, I want that.' Most folks are going to look for a killer application in order to move that adoption needle."
For investors like Comcast Ventures and Genacast Ventures (for which Beyda serves as managing partner, and which also participated in the Blockdaemon funding round), cutting through the noise will take patience. In Blockdaemon's case, investors were sold on the company's Blockchain-as-a-Service business model. The company facilitates the deployment of nodes to scale blockchain and DLT-based applications.
Beyda told Webster that it's this focus on infrastructure that caught his eye.
"In order for blockchain applications to mature, there need to be tools for setting up blockchain, monitoring solutions, updating them – and today, blockchain technical experience is difficult to find," he said regarding the Blockdaemon investment. "If there is a service that can be provided, like Blockdaemon's, to automate all of that, it's something that developers and DevOps folks need. It's part of our overall strategy to provide tools and automation to help enterprises and developers quickly come up to speed in this environment."
The ability to actually manage and work with blockchain applications will be critical if and when blockchain apps emerge from pilot testing and into the real-world market. Beyda sees significant potential for blockchain solutions in a variety of markets.
"We've been looking at the technology in a number of initiatives as they apply to the Internet of Things, advertising, loyalty," he said, adding that in the communications industry in particular, there are a few ways blockchain could go.
"I could see applications like the exchange of media and content," he explained. "There is no dollar value, but there are viewing tokens that are exchanged. Applications don't necessarily have to be financial in nature. There are a number of efforts out there around publishing real-time video, and the consumption of real-time video. There is a token, but not necessarily a cryptocurrency being exchanged."
Focuses like these could have obvious, significant implications for businesses like Comcast and NBC/Universal, which is also a longstanding partner of Genecast Ventures. But for now, blockchain remains such a young technology that it may not be ready to disrupt the world's major conglomerates – and, Beyda added, those conglomerates may not be ready for blockchain, either.
"Sometimes, it will turn into a great partnership and great relationship, in which Comcast becomes the first customer [of a startup]," he said. "But it has to make sense on the company's side, and it has to make sense for Comcast. Comcast can be very demanding. It's a large company with big needs, and sometimes startups aren't ready for that. Sometimes, Comcast isn't ready to adopt new technologies or work with a small company."
Clearly, though, Comcast wants to remain connected to the world of distributed ledger technology, if only through its VC arm for now. Beyda said his inbox is slammed with blockchain startups vying for funding – and while difficult, finding a focus for potential new investment targets is straightforward.
"We look for companies that are solving real problems," he said. "They've created value. We look for teams that are able to develop a real product and bring it to market, and hit some real milestones. We look at the endgame – we're a venture fund, and we need to show returns."
Beyda said he's already seen some startups going overboard with their blockchain focus, noting that in some applications, a database with API access may be a more appropriate strategy than blockchain.
"Blockchain is hot, so they try to solve a problem using blockchain," he said. "Sometimes it lends itself to that problem. Sometimes a database is a better solution."
But to say investors like Beyda are dismissive of the deluge of blockchain startups popping onto the scene wouldn't be fair. After all, while the blockchain gold rush appears to be accelerating, backers at Comcast Ventures and dozens of other funds remain confident that distributed ledger solutions will eventually be able to live up to their promise of disruption (according to recent Crunchbase data, VC funding in the blockchain space so far this year is already 40 percent of the entire funding total seen in 2017).
And if investors like Beyda want to find that killer app the industry needs, they're going to have to wade through the noise for a bit longer.
"Our email inboxes are filled – but I like to read all of those emails," he said, "because you never know where the good idea is going to come from. I would hate to have missed out on that killer app and find it was in my inbox six months ago."
New PYMNTS Report: Preventing Financial Crimes Playbook – July 2020
Call it the great tug-of-war. Fraudsters are teaming up to form elaborate rings that work in sync to launch account takeovers. Chris Tremont, EVP at Radius Bank, tells PYMNTS that financial institutions (FIs) can beat such highly organized fraudsters at their own game. In the July 2020 Preventing Financial Crimes Playbook, Tremont lays out how.


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Joint stock company with variable capital (JSCVC)
International Journal of Law and Management
Publication date: 8 July 2014
The purpose of this paper is to propose joint stock company with variable capital (JSCVC), as financial sharing funds and banks necessitate that their capital and number of shareholders be instantaneously variable. Legal personality and accounts clearing of this type of corporations are different from conventional companies.
JSCVC is a corporation in which capital and shares of shareholders vary by new entrance or withdrawal of shareholders at any point of time.
Interest rate-based calculations were removed and Rastin Sharing Accounting was applied for JSCVS. Shareholders of JSCVC share the company's nominal capital proportional to nominal values of their shares. Financial outcome of JSCVC is proportional to values of shares weighted by shares duration of participation.
Research limitations/implications
To prevent spoiling of shareholders' rights, legal procedure of issuing shares for JSCVC should be defined in compliance with domestic commerce laws in any country.
Practical implications
JSCVC can be used by majority of investment funds, credit unions, saving and loan associations, pension and provident funds, thrift saving plans as well as Islamic banks and financial sharing activities. In JSCVC, deposit at a bank is treated as a share of the company (bank).
Social implications
JSCVC has fair profit distribution and accounts clearing arrangements.
Different variable capital companies have been defined in many countries' laws, but essential modifications are presented in JSCVC definition to regulate financial sharing arrangements and bank's performances.
Bidabad, B. (2014), "Joint stock company with variable capital (JSCVC)", International Journal of Law and Management, Vol. 56 No. 4, pp. 302-310. https://doi.org/10.1108/IJLMA-09-2012-0031Download as .RIS
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#236 21 min 27 sec Mercury rising: The impact of distant human activity on Antarctica
Dr Robyn Schofield is an atmospheric chemist in the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Group at the University of Melbourne's School of Earth Sciences. She completed her PhD jointly at the School of Environmental Sciences at Auckland University and the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research at Lauder, Central Otago, New Zealand. Her project on the vertical distribution of Bromine monoxide (BrO) involved conducting and inverting spectroscopic measurements made at both Lauder and Arrival Heights, Antarctica. Robyn spent two years in Boulder, Colorado as a CIRES visiting fellow working at the NOAA Chemical Sciences Division looking at spectroscopy of clouds, aerosols, sulfur, nitrogen and ozone trends, followed by five years at the Alfred Wegener Institute in Potsdam, Germany, as a Humboldt visiting fellow looking at Polar ozone loss kinetics and then a Marie Curie International Incoming Fellow looking at tropical tropopause layer transport of chemical species to the stratosphere. Her current research interests include inverting spectroscopic observations of photochemically changing species; radiative transfer modelling; stratospheric ozone loss kinetics; tropical tropopause layer processes driving stratospheric composition; and microphysical modelling.
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Welcome to Up Close, the research talkshow from the University of Melbourne, Australia.
I'm Shane Huntington. Thanks for joining us. We often think of Antarctica as a pristine environment that is unaffected by human activity. However, research has shown us that this is far from true. Although geographically isolated from our major cities and populations, the interconnected nature of the planet's weather systems links us to Antarctica in complex ways. Of particular interest and alarm are the affects of human created pollution on this distant polar landscape.In this episode of Up Close we speak to an atmospheric chemist about how our activities closer to home have substantial impact on the Antarctic region. Dr Robyn Schofield is a research fellow in the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Group at the University of Melbourne's School of Earth Sciences.Welcome to Up Close Robyn.
Thank you.
Robyn, you're an atmospheric chemist and you're looking at the atmosphere in Antarctica in particular. What's unique about the atmosphere in that part of the world?
Well, in Antarctica you've got a much colder atmosphere on the whole. But you've got all these other factors that come in. You've got a polar winter and then a polar summer. So you've got complete darkness. For example, when I was down in Antarctica I flew in in the middle of August and there was one hour of sunlight and when I flew out at the end of October it was complete sunlight. So that's pretty strange for all the chemistry. You go from a regime where you've got no photochemistry going on and then complete photochemistry. It's completely saturated.
The biosphere down there must be set on those timeframes. Is that right?
Yeah. Well, there is not a lot of biology. Whatever biology there is, is pretty interesting.
Now, let's talk a bit about the atmosphere, because I guess most people have this image of it just being a whole lot of gases that are all mixed up.
But these gases are in very specific layers. Can you talk us through what those layers are and, I guess, what keeps them separated?
Right. So we've got the troposphere. So that's from the ground up to 10 kilometres and then above that we've got the stratosphere and that's 10 to 50 kilometres. Within that troposphere we've got a boundary layer and that's from the ground up until about two kilometres.The troposphere we have the temperature decreasing, as you increase in altitude and that means that hot air at the surface will rise. We get convection happening. We get winds. On shore breeze is a good example of how those convections can set up during the day, weeks. So we get all our weather happening. It's very wet there. We get all of the plant chemistry happening, interaction with the biosphere. That's all in the troposphere. That's what's happening.When we get above that to the stratosphere, we've got the layered, strata and that's where stratosphere comes from and we've got the temperature increasing through that layer and that's happening because we've got ozone there. We've got a thin layer of ozone. If we brought that ozone down to the surface it would only be three millimetres thick. But that protects us from those high UV levels. That's why we need to protect the ozone layer.So the stratosphere is a stratified layer of very stable air enters there in the topics and descends at the poles. That process takes six years and the chemistry there is much more settled and you can think of that as where the atmosphere is sort of sleeping and the troposphere has got 85 per cent of the mass of the atmosphere. The stratosphere really doesn't have a lot of that mass, but extremely important and it's a boundary. That's what keeps everything in. It stops mixing. You don't have the mixing across that layer because of the heating through that layer. You don't get vertical transport.
These two sections, so you are saying they sort of cohabitate throughout the entire globe. But they are only connected at the poles and the equator. Is that right?
Well, that's where the most amount of transport or flux occurs. But if you've got a big storm, that will punch through into the stratosphere.
How does the chemistry between these different regions of the atmosphere differ? You mentioned, of course, that at the lower levels we have all the biosphere interacting. But what else is going on there in terms of the chemistry?
Okay. So we've got a lot more water in the troposphere. We've got all the organics in the troposphere and that really - those are complicated systems. The water will change things that causes deposition. You've got aerosols, clouds. You've got surfaces. Things happen and you have some surfaces in the stratosphere. I'll come to them in a minute. But the troposphere is complicated and the chemistry, it can be quite complex.And in the stratosphere, what survives to make it into the stratosphere is generally something that's fairly long lived. You've got, so methane will make it there, nitrogen dioxide, carbon dioxide. Oxygen and nitrogen, of course are the biggest constituents within our atmosphere. They're all up there and then you get long lived gases like your chlorofluorocarbons and the halons, these things. They all make it up into the stratosphere and sulphur, which will form an aerosol layer up there as well.So when we have a massive volcanic eruption, you can get sulphur directly injected into the stratosphere, beautiful sunsets because you've got light coming in and hitting this aerosol and making everything beautiful. The chemistry up in the stratosphere is generally driven by these chemical families and so we've got the HOx, the NOx, the ClOx and the BrOx. So these are the bromine chlorine hydrogen and oxygen and nitrogen driven chemical families.In the troposphere you have that as well and then you have a wealth of other chemicals going on, all of the nasties as well.
I'm Shane Huntington and you're listening to Up Close. In this episode we're talking about how Antarctica is held hostage to distant human activities, with atmospheric chemist Robyn Schofield.Now, you studied some very specific atmospheric processes. What part of the atmosphere are you interested in with your work?
Well, I am really interested in all of these halogen driven chemical cycles and they occur in the stratosphere. My background is in stratospheric chemistry. But, as I said, these processes also happen in the troposphere and these are really reactive species. Halogen means a salt maker and so they come from sea salt, brine and so they have oceanic sources. They have volcanic sources and so I'm really interested in these chemicals, because they are really extremely reactive.They form the ozone hole, which is where my initial interest was and they do all sorts of interesting things wherever they are and they row over the sea-ice and that's where they were a real problem.
So Robyn, amongst all these chemicals that you find in the atmosphere, which ones in particular are you focussing on?
So within all these chemical families, what I'm interested in is bromine and how it interacts with the biogeochemical cycle of mercury and where it does this is in the boundary layer, so that lower most part of the atmosphere. And mercury enters into our atmosphere from fossil fuel burning from volcanoes and so understanding how this bromine cycle is influencing, controlling and deposition events of mercury, is where my interest lies. Because it's really important to understand the implications of what this means for our food chain, for higher forms of life, the oceans.
Most of our listeners would be aware of - they've seen mercury, whether it's in a thermometer or other sort of household objects and so forth and they've interacted with that and know it's a liquid. But…
But they shouldn't have…
Yeah, they hopefully didn't touch it. But bromine, do we see that in our normal casual lifestyles, or is that something that is one of those periodic elements that we just don't encounter?
It is in all sea salt. So there is trace amounts. Generally, this table salt that you get on the table is sodium chloride. But you've got traces of bromine, traces of iodine and so these are all of those salt makers.
So, you have bromine that's allowing the mercury that's sitting up there quite happily in the atmosphere and not affecting anything, to be removed from the atmosphere and interact with the biosphere? I mean that presumably is a big problem, as you said. We have our thermometers. They are sealed. We don't touch the mercury. What happens when this mercury gets out of the atmosphere and interacts with the rest of the biosphere?
Well, microbes become pretty important, because mercury, through this oxidation process, deposits as a reactive form and then microbes can pick that up and use it and they can methylate it, which means they put on a CH3 group and then we can take it up into our systems. That crosses the blood brain barrier and that's why it's called a toxin.
So, given that bromine can so effectively remove mercury from our atmosphere, have we added to the amount of bromine that naturally sits in the atmosphere or the amount of mercury and in either case has that increased our risk, increased our exposure to these toxins?
I'll deal with mercury first. We have doubled the amount of mercury in the atmosphere and so that's significant and we've taken it out of deep deposits and put it into the atmosphere and it stays there - well, it cycles through the biosphere system and we've increased that cycling five times, through doubling it in the atmosphere.
And presumably, we're continuing to replenish that supply in the atmosphere as well.
We are, yes. So that lifetime of one year that I spoke about, that's how long it will stay in the atmosphere and then it will start going through cycles and it bioaccumulates. So top of the food chain has high levels of mercury. Albatross and petrels in the Southern Ocean have the highest levels of mercury in the world.
And the bromine?
Bromine, as I mentioned, is in oceans. So it's a sea salt and the processes that we were looking at down in Antarctica are really that sea salt bromine. So through halons, fire extinguishers and using a methyl bromide, it's a really effective fumigant. It gets potatoes, strawberries, biosecurity, as you are coming in through the airports. It's really effective. So we've really increased the amount of bromine containing gases in our atmosphere and these are ozone depleting substances and so the Montreal protocol and it's following amendments have been put in place to stop the production and emission of these species, because they are so effective at destroying ozone.
How are we going with that? Are we actually having an impact on reducing those…?
Yes. In the stratosphere, the amount of these bromine containing gases has ceased to increase and chlorine containing substances is decreasing. So we've done well.
I'm Shane Huntington and my guest today is Dr Robyn Schofield. We're talking about measuring mercury and bromine in the Antarctic, here on Up Close.Now, let's move to Antarctica, because that's where your great interest lies. Now, there is no coal burning in Antarctica. A lot of the contaminants we're talking about are not produced in Antarctica. So why are we looking at the atmosphere in Antarctica?
It's a pristine environment and it's a check on the health of our atmosphere, down there.
What sort of things do you measure? Presumably, your measuring some of these toxins that we're producing in our great cities, in this pristine environment, as you say.
During this sea ice physics experiment, we were really targeting this mercury deposition that's been caused by these massive amounts of bromine explosion events. They're really particular just to the polar spring. We get sea salt building up on the first year sea ice. When the sun returns in the polar spring, the suddenly you get massive amounts of highly reactive bromine in the boundary layer. Now that's the layer between the surface and up to two kilometres and can be as shallow as 200 metres and probably the best example. Everyone would have seen the boundary layer at some point.You've noticed it's all smoggy in the city and then if you climb up a hill and you are out of it, you are out of the boundary layer. That's your boundary layer and that is like a little cooking pot of chemistry there. So you get these massive amounts of really reactive bromine there. So effective, it destroys all the surface ozone and mercury is in it's elemental form and that's how it stays in the atmosphere for up to a year. You get that coming, meeting this massive amount of highly reactive bromine and deposits as that reactive form on the surface and then the microbes do their work. The ocean takes it up.
And enters our food chain in some way.
It enters the food chain. Some of it returns to the atmosphere and we're trying to work out what actually is going on there. How much is going into our food chains. What are the microbes doing? How are they doing it? These microbes get exposed to a large amount of this mercury and they have genes to deal with that. So that's interesting.
When you have the mercury deposited on the surface in this boundary layer, what is happening at that point? The bacteria starts taking over and the microbes are involved, what's actually going on in terms of the local biosphere?
So, the biosphere at that time. It's polar spring. It's starting to ramp up. You are getting algae forming at the bottom of the sea-ice. Krill start eating that. So it's a really active time for the Antarctica biosphere and so you're getting this large amount of mercury being deposited, being bio available and it is being taken up into the food chain. And as I mentioned, petrels and albatrosses and sea birds in the Southern Ocean have really high, highest in the world, mercury levels.
Do we have an idea of how much we're changing those levels? Did they always have these high levels or are we seeing the impact of our activities in some of these species?
This is a really poorly studied problem and I think we can't answer that question right now. We need to do the biology and really sampling mercury in these higher forms of life down in the Antarctic region.
It sort of makes sense though, doesn't it, I suppose if we're doubling some of these values, that we would see it throughout the food chain. It's got to go somewhere.
Yes. The five times more cycling we are seeing will have an impact.
When we think about the body of work that you are doing, I mean there is some great answers coming out here about what's going on with the atmosphere and how far the impact of our options is having an effect. Most people wouldn't think the Antarctic region is being damaged by what our local power production is doing. What does that mean in terms of changing people's behaviour? I mean, what's the message that we have to get out there, in terms of getting people to change their local behaviour of electricity use, energy use and so forth?
If you make a choice for renewable energies, you are moving away from using resources that are not capturing this mercury. It is a financial cost. In Europe and in the US, if you capture sulphur you will capture the mercury as well. You get that for free. So if there is a large enough public voicing of this and putting sulphur traps on power plants, then we will remove the mercury from the atmosphere and have less of an impact. Most of the mercury, of course, when you have a power plant, will be deposited locally. It's reactive first and then it's the elemental mercury which will make it into the atmosphere.
One of the good things here, of course, too is that it's a relatively short cycling period, so if we have a change occurring now, we are talking five to 10 years and we'll see the effect, won't we? It's not like some of the problems we have with Co2. This is something we can have an impact on pretty radically.
That's right and it's the same if you eat tuna, for example and you have the high mercury levels in your body. If you stop eating mercury, you can reduce those mercury levels relatively quickly. So it's the same in the atmosphere. You stop putting it into the atmosphere. Volcanoes we can't do much about. They're still going to put mercury in. And what we can do something about, if we do something in that realm we'll be able to change things.
Robyn, the expedition down to Antarctica that your research Group has been involved with. Let's talk a bit about that. It's quite a long journey down to Antarctica by boat. Does your team sample the atmosphere all the way down? I can imagine you'd get quite a profile of the changing atmosphere, as you head towards that pristine space.
Yes. You leave Hobart and then it takes about five to 10 days, depending on the ocean, to get down to the marginal: sea-ice and we're sampling the whole way down there. We're getting that whole trend set. With our bromine measurement, it's an optical measurement, so we are only measuring during the day. If they are making very good time, then we miss chunks of that. But the mercury and methylated halides ozone, we measured the whole way. So that's really an interesting dataset.
Do you see that sort of increase in, I guess, pristine nature of the atmosphere, as you head down and the pollution levels dropping off? Are there any surprises when you are looking at that dataset?
Once you are on the Southern Ocean it's fairly pristine already. But what you do see, is you see biological activity dropping of a little bit. You really enter into the background conditions. But we haven't seen huge changes. You don't see much influence, certainly not in the mercury and then you reach background levels fairly quickly.
Now, Antarctica is often referred to as the last sort of vestige that we haven't destroyed as a continent. How important is it that we keep it that way? There has been a lot of controversy over the last three decades, with drilling into Lake Vostok and other similar areas. How important is it for our understanding of climate and the impact that we have on it and the contaminants in the atmosphere that we keep this area pristine?
That is extremely important. All we've got are climate records. The best and longest are really found in this environment, because no-one has been there. You can guarantee that it is pristine and there is not many places in our earth that we can say that about.
Dr Robyn Schofield, Research Fellow in the Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Group at the University of Melbourne's School of Earth Sciences. Thank you for being our guest today on Up Close and talking with us about the importance of atmospheric research in Antarctica.
It's been a pleasure. Thank you.
Relevant links, a full transcript and more info on this episode can be found on our website at upclose.unimelb.edu.au. Up Close is a production of the University of Melbourne Australia. This episode was recorded on the 18th of December 2012. Our producers for this episode were Kelvin Param and Eric van Bemmel, Associate producer Dyani Lewis. Audio engineer Gavin Nebauer.Up Close is created by Eric van Bemmel and Kelvin Param. I'm Shane Huntington. Until next time, goodbye.
You've been listening to UpClose. We're also on Twitter and Facebook. For more info, visit, www. http://upclose.unimelb.edu.au. Copyright 2013 The University of Melbourne.
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