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America's famous state parks, historic sites and natural areas offer much enjoyment and opportunities for leisurely walks. Some of these state parks rival some more famous national parks in terms of natural resources, beauty and historical and cultural significance. It is hard to select just a few of the best resources, as there are so many in each State.
People that will enjoy these areas include those that love the outdoors. They enjoy taking a vigorous hike in nature and sitting around a campfire, listening to the sounds of nature. These places offer the perfect opportunity to enjoy being outdoors.
In South Carolina, one is sure to enjoy the spectacular scenery, inland lakes, sandy white beaches, black water rivers and historic sites. This state offers some of the best areas of natural beauty where one can enjoy being close to nature. These areas take up more than 80,000 acres consisting of campsites and more. Here one can enjoy informative tours on history, horseback riding, kayaking, fishing, boating, hiking and kayaking.
Some renowned beaches can also be found across America, such as Bahia Honda in Florida, Hapuna Beach in Hawaii, Fort Desoto in Florida and Hulopo'e Beach in Lanai, Hawaii. In Caldesi Island in Florida, there is three miles of nature trail. There is also 108-slip marina. Concession is available for everyone and there are picnic spots and bathhouses. Whether one is visiting for shelling, fishing or nature studies, there is a facility for it.
Residents and visitors of New York can enjoy the beauty and the sense of heritage and history of the area. The places are dog friendly. There is much more to the state than just the New York City area and the Niagara Falls, on which most visitors focus. There are many other places to visit and to enjoy in the Upstate region.
Some of the renowned places include Castile, Hudson, Sharon Springs, Troy, Ithaca, Rochester, Canandaigua, Saranac Lake, Watkins Glen and Saratoga Springs. The type of traveler who will enjoy these sports would be those who have not been to these places, as well as the traveler who enjoys shopping, sightseeing and culture. It appeals to students, seniors, singles, pet owners, couples and budget travelers.
Saratoga springs is a small city, but it has everything one needs for an enjoyable experience, ranging from shopping to great restaurants, spectacular old homes and beautiful nature spots. The best time to visit this city is after Labor Day and before the 4th of July. During this time, the town is not as crowded and rates are lower.
An interesting town in New York is Hudson. There are many antique stores that line the main street, as well as bookstores, eclectic shops and restaurants. This ambient little town is ideal for a nice stroll. Some feel that at has a spooky feel at night though, due to the many old mansions that lend a Gothic feel to the town. There is so much to see in America with its amazing famous state parks, places of natural beauty and historic towns, those nature lovers and lovers of history would never be bored.
Find more information,visit http://www.nps.gov/state/ny/index.htm


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In her early thirties, author and poet Melanie Jane Molloy trained to be a adult teacher and life coach and, after home-schooling her daughter and helping her achieve her dream of running a business, Molloy decided that it was time for her to pursue her dream as well. She'd long had a passion for writing, having penned her first novel at the age of eleven, and found freelance work as a ghost writer before publishing her first book, Flourish, a collection of poems, affirmations and inspirational quotes. Released in November of 2013, Flourish focuses on creativity, love, confidence and peace, and the quotes and mantras contained with are designed to boost the mood of the reader and guide them in a positive direction.
Molloy's work has been featured in Greetings UK magazine and showcased at various art exhibitions. She is also the author of Magic in Tuscany, the story of two women whose lives become intertwined in the Tuscan countryside, and she is currently working on another romance novel entitled Under the Tropical Sun.
Molloy, who was born in Liverpool, currently resides in Shropshire, where she can often be found sitting beneath a tree, either writing or meditating. To learn more about Molloy and her work, visit her online at authormelaniejmolloy.wordpress.com, or check out Molloy's new business at www.women-enterprise.com, where she offers advice, training resources and writing tips. And this weekend only, download Flourish for free from Amazon.com!
What was your childhood like, and how did it shape who you are today?
I was born to a single parent who always did her best for me. Whilst we didn't have a lot of money in the early days, we were spiritually rich. The simple pleasures brought us both joy. We'd spent lots of time going for walks in nature, drawing the surroundings landscapes whilst sat on hills. I loved architecture and museums and thankfully mum did so too, as she used to take me for fun days out there. I was taught to value the simple things in life, which is nature, love, peace and the quality of time spent with others, which I've now come to see as true wealth. Mum always said you'll never remember the nice new sofa I bought when you are an adult, but you'll always remember the nice days out and how they made you feel, which I happen to agree with her now. I think this attitude has made me very appreciative of everything I have in my life right now and has made my life richer; more enjoyable. I've also passed these values onto my daughter too.
Although we weren't rich in monetary terms I was fortunate to experience the finer things in life. I had friends who were wealthy and introduced me to a horsey way of life. My teenage years consisted of riding all their horses, doing voluntary work in a riding stables and getting to live another one of my passions which is dancing. I used to perform all over the country, tap dancing and doing jazz. I think this helped to increase my confidence and helped get me through my turbulent school years. I loathed school. I had been being bullied and this had impacted my school work. I eventually lost faith in the education system and left school when I was 15 with no direction. My teachers words, "You'll never amount to anything," stayed with me for a long time. My only regret is that I wish I'd erased those words sooner. I think my childhood helped me to become stronger, more resilient and more determined to prove them wrong. It enabled me have more patience when teaching my own daughter and has taught me to always empower others, as what you say really does have an impact on others' lives.
Who are your biggest creative influences?
My biggest creative influencers were my grandparents, my mum and daughter. My grandparents loved to write. My grandfather wrote a script for TV and my Nan won a competition in school for her story. My mum loved to write too and was always writing her own stories that she'd often read to me as I was growing up. I think growing up in such a creative environment certainly rubbed off on me. My daughter also acted as a catalyst. It was her dream to become a professional writer, so I eventually coached her to bring that goal into fruition. After watching her live her dream, it inspired me to follow in her footsteps.
What inspired you to write and publish Flourish?
I've always been creative since I was a child. There is a standing joke in my family that "I was born with a pen in my hand." I was an avid reader of Mills and Boons and I sent my first novel off to them when I was 11.
Ironically, I never had any interest in poetry, much preferring to write novels, however after a bizarre event, I discovered that I could turn my hand to it. It's quite a funny story how it transpired. I've always slept-walked and have been known to send texts whilst asleep so it came to no surprise to find that I had created my first poem in my sleeping hours. I woke up one morning to find a poem at the side of my bed and had no recollection of how it had got there. I believe that my grandparents also wrote poetry and my mum said she believed it was one of them that had written it through me. That was the start of my passion for vision poetry. I figured if I could write a poem whilst asleep, I could certainly do it in my waking hours. Over the next year, I compiled 46 positive poems. With my mum's encouragement, I decided to turn it into a book that would inspire and empower others to achieve their goals too.
I have a driving force within me to get my positive poetry book onto the national curriculum so teenagers and adults can study it as part of their GCSEs. Children and young adults are under so much pressure to perform at school, I feel that it would be nice if they could read something that would inspire them and also give them the confidence to follow their dreams. My self-development poems have been described as being empowerment for the soul, which I think most people need these days.
Have you always had such a positive approach to life, or was it something you had to work at?
My mum was a very positive person. She always encouraged me, however I was the type of child that if someone said blue I'd say black, so I think I was quite a pessimistic negative person growing up. She described me as quite a handful. I never really got the best start in school, as I had epilepsy as a child, so in my junior and senior years I was often reprimanded for daydreaming when, it fact, it was due to my condition. I was also bullied at school so I had low confidence, which I feel contributed to my negative outlook on life. However, I became much more positive in my twenties when I was teaching literacy and numeracy students to achieve their own goals to read and write. Seeing the amazing results I was getting with my students helped me to adopt a sunnier outlook. I think it was a gradual progression for me, but my biggest turning point I think was when I took my daughter out of school to home educate her. I had to have the right mindset to cope with everything and so that I could keep her focused too. I was also reading a lot of self-development books around this time and using coaching techniques on both of us before I had even decided to train to be a coach. The techniques worked. I could see noticeable and lasting changes in both of our lives and this was one of the reasons I eventually decided to train to be a life coach.
What is the most rewarding aspect of being a teacher and life coach?
The most rewarding aspects of all the self-development work that I have done with others is seeing the difference that I have made to others' lives. Seeing a smile light up their face, or receiving a letter from someone whom I have helped and telling me that they still have my tailor-made vision poem on their wall gives me a sense of huge satisfaction. It fills my life with meaning and purpose. It makes everything that I do so worthwhile.
What was the inspiration behind Magic in Tuscany?
The inspiration behind Magic in Tuscany came from a dream. I woke up and thought that would make a feel-great book or movie. Before I could forget it, I jotted it down in my notebook and so Magic in Tuscany was born. I often get inspiration from my dreams and have learned to keep a notepad at the side of my bed just in case inspiration presents itself whilst I'm asleep.
What do you find most interesting or exciting about the romance genre?
I find romance genres interesting because they have an optimistic and happy ending. Most of them give you a real good-feel factor and keep the mind focused on the lighter side of life. I think a lot of people are bombarded by the not-so-good outcomes in relationships and life, so romantic novels can be a form of escapism for some people. I believe that they also make people feel optimistic and help them to create their vision for their ideal relationship. I always keep all of this in mind when I'm writing for my readers.
If you could offer one piece of advice to your 18-year-old self, what would it be?
I would say, "Melanie Molloy you are a wonderful person. You have a very important role to play in this world. The sooner you realize that, that's when you'll see your reality change. To make changes in your life you have to begin from within. Stop looking for approval from the outside and learn to love and accept you. Once you learn to realize that all of the love you seek is within you, then you'll find you can do, be and achieve anything you want. You can do it! Start believing in yourself and begin the self-development work now, as it will help you!"
What is the best meal you've had recently?
I love food. I've been a vegetarian for the past three years. I love cooking and being cooked for, and my friends Jas and Mandy are fantastic chefs and are always cooking me their delicious cuisine. I'm very blessed because I get to try all of their new yummy recipes. I love Indian foods so I think it has to be an Indian speciality of Dahl. I also have a sweet tooth too and my favourite dessert to date is yummy pancakes with spicy sautéed apple, roasted hazelnuts and a swirl of cream.
If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?
I love the world that I live in. There is lots of goodness and beauty in it, however if I could change anything, I would change the policies in our schools. I can never see the point of recalling facts about history and replaying it over and over again when there are more important issues out there. I truly believe that what the mind focuses on, we just create more of the same. I believe we can't solve something with the same level of thinking that created it in the first place. Instead, I would add more emphasis on teaching children the power of positive thinking/self-love and the important role it plays in helping them achieve their goals. I would have children being taught how to visualize their ideal outcomes and the power of living in the now and finding the medium between the two. Emotional intelligence would be high on my agenda. This would involve teaching children how to manage their emotions using great tools such as meditation and yoga and using tools to motivate them. I would teach them that the only way to find peace in the outer world is to find it in their inner world first. All change has to start from within. If each child in the world was taught this, then I believe that we would have complete peace on earth and it all begins with one person.


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We went to a birthday party and they had black bats all over for decoration and H feel in love with them. She asked if I could make her some. So I found an old pattern of a bat and got a piece of foam, cut them out and put them up with sticky tack.
The shirt I made for the pumpkin patch. I found the wonder in wonder under. lol. you iron it to back side of fabric cut out a shape peel off paper on back of wonder under and iron it on the shirt. what could be easier. It stayed wonderfully but after washing the fabric started to slightly wear so I am going to add a zig zag stitch around it.
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- Kelly K. said...
How darling! Love the yummy orange color and, as always, Immie is such a cute model! Can't wait for its release!
- August 16, 2012 at 2:39 PM
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Thanks! I'm hoping to release the collection soon....
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|Alexei in his orphanage
It is important to note that while we are delighted that this has been a very joyous adoption, and we here at the Lighthouse Project always hope, pray, and work toward such positive outcomes, we also recognize that many adoptions of older children will have substantially more difficulties than this family has experienced.
Russian Orphan Lighthouse Project (LH): How did you and your husband come to adopt an older boy from Russia when you were looking at a younger girl from China?
Tammy: We were scanning the entire world for orphans and their plight, and spending lots of time in prayer. Your blog just happened to be one of our nesting grounds. You posted a kiddo with an "I'm a Pepper" t-shirt on the very same day I was on the edge of attending a Lighthouse Project trip (Peppered With Love, 9/28/09). Not for adoption, of course, as I had no clue where our kiddo would come from!
I went to a women's conference to drop off CDs. My friend pushed me to stay. Wrestling with this decision to go to Russia or not, I sat in the red velvet church pew, kind of praying and listening, but not all there. I whispered, "Well, God, I will go to Russia, but I am not sure why You would really plan an adoption in the most expensive, unfamiliar, and barely pleasant country." Remember, I had been to 13 different countries, so in my all-knowing brain I was sure our little seed from heaven would be from one of "those countries." At the moment I finished my half-hearted prayer with a promise, I did the worst thing: I asked for a sign from God for confirmation. My friend's little girl tapped me on the shoulder and gave me a can cooler to hang onto. It said, "I'm a Pepper."
Then in Russia I met Alexei. I put gloves on his hands, and he looked at me with those big blue eyes, and I didn't see an older child at all or an orphan, I just saw my son. Age was just a number.
LH: Did you have any fears before your adoption which actually came true?
LH: What challenges did you face when you brought Alexei home?
Tammy: I worried about him being homesick. It has happened twice since he's been home. He's not inconsolable, but he'll want us to be close. He just cries, then gets over it. I worried he'd miss his culture and country, and it has come true. It hasn't been terrible, but I feared him being sad even once, and he was.
|Alexei meets a friend's baby
Tammy: The biggest was communication right away at deeper level. I think he would say that, too, being an older child and knowing his language. Then coming here, and language learning has to start all over again. Since communication does have to come slowly, it gives time for relationship to build slowly and naturally, so that was good. But we wanted to comfort him with words, and we just had to hold him, or cook something we thought might comfort him. We really haven't had other challenges.LH: Communication is a common concern of pre-adoptive families, but our staff frequently thinks language is lower on the list of challenges, as compared to some of the behavioral issues older kids can come with. Is your thought on communication being your biggest challenge a reflection of the level of difficulty not sharing a language caused, or a reflection on the ease of your overall adoption?
|Alexei and his dad
LH: How did you handle the language challenge?
Tammy: I prayed a lot, prayed a lot to deal with it. We tried to learn Russian and tried to use it, so he would understand we were trying. It was really just a challenge because we wanted to know him better, and know him faster. We needed to talk to do that, but we couldn't do it right away. It wasn't bad, but you have to be really patient, you have to be creative. We were playing board games, reading the Bible in two different languages. If he looked low or sad, we would leave and go on vacation or play a game or make him a different kind of food. When we were on vacation, we didn't have to struggle to communicate as much because we weren't on any regimen, just a relaxed and laid-back vacation. We always offered a translator, but Alexei felt more comfortable talking to a girl he knew from the orphanage who had been in America longer. Sometimes he didn't want to do that, but sometimes having someone talk to him in Russian just put him at ease. He would talk to his Russian grandma on Skype, too.LH: How has the transition been compared to what you expected?
Tammy: Much easier. We took all the adoption classes, and took everything with a grain of salt, but realized maybe he'd have behavior problems, or he wouldn't attach. Our first two weeks home I woke up every day at 6:30 a.m., went for walk, and prayed about all my fears. When I got home I left my fears at the door, and just went in to love him and be his mom. The classes and other adoptive families prepared us enough to make us aware of what could happen. Knowing those things, our transition was much easier than we expected.LH: What joys have you had?
Tammy: How long have you got? Everything! Alexei is very affectionate, just hug, hug, pull us in and hug us. That's the most important thing! And we have this very tall boy wanting to make sure we don't forget to hug each other. He did not expect anything of us, and never said, "Why don't I have this?" He loved us for who we were. I could see that in how he acted: he makes us cards, writes us messages, he's willing to be open and honest, he's not withdrawn. He was open to saying "I love you" the first day he got home, and he physically showed us he loved us from the first day. We didn't expect that, but we got it! I did not expect his immediate acceptance of us as his parents from an older child; I expected a friendship first, but he loved us as parents. We could see it in his actions, and I loved that.LH: What advice would you give to other families considering older child adoption?
LH: What has been the most fun you've had together?
Tammy: I don't think there is less joy and love just because they're older; it's so strong! I wasn't there the years when he was little. But I don't wish I knew him when he was a baby, because I just feel like he was always mine. Don't look at it as "I only have them a few years as compared to a baby." That's impossible to measure until they're in your arms and in your home. Alexei is no less precious because he's older. Don't hold back! Sometimes you expect older kids to act 14 or 15, but they might be emotionally 7 or 8. If he wants to hug in the kitchen for 10 minutes, we let him. We don't know what he missed, and he might need that. My advice? Expect to fall in love with them! Alexei is just as precious as if we had him when he was three or four. My friend, an adoptive mom of several older Russian kids, told me to have no expectations. People think you wouldn't hold your son's hand when you're talking to him, but don't hold back. He values his family! Don't hold back on loving him and enjoying being his parent. Just because he's older does not mean he doesn't want you to sit in his room and play with him. If he's this affectionate, why would we hold back?
|Alexei with his dad
Tammy: Bedtime! Every night before bed we read and pray and then start tickling. Only two nights since we've been home has it not happened. It starts in his room, then moves to ours, then back to his. It's just a riot, it's everything, it's a Hallmark commercial! Then he'll ask random questions because he doesn't want to go to sleep, things like, "Why in English does it say this?" It's the most precious time for us, and a lot of fun.LH: What has been the hardest thing you've overcome so far?
Tammy: A lot of kids say, "In Russia…" That's one of the big things we've overcome together. It wasn't a hard thing, but after hearing it 100 times per day… We had to learn ourselves that we don't know what it was like in Russia. Now we don't worry about the "In Russia…" part. Buildings are bigger there, ice cream is better there. In the transition, you as parents realize you don't know Russia. It could break their spirit to act like you don't believe it, so we had to learn patience with cultural things. We overcame being bothered by it. We never debated it with him, but we discussed it privately. An adoptive mom told me when they stop doing it, you'll miss it. It was us overcoming it. At first we were concerned if what he was saying about Russia was true, but then we realized it was more important to support him. Those statements showed his love for his birth country more than if they were true or not. It was never a negative thing, but it's just how sentences would start. You should be prepared that kids are going to talk about Russia a lot, and you are going to listen.LH: Sometimes new adoptive parents do not "feel" like a family right away. Do you feel like a real family yet?
Tammy: Yes! Absolutely. I don't know what it was like before he was here; it feels like he has always been here. He and my husband do things alike. I think it's pretty funny.LH: How has your extended family accepted Alexei?
Tammy: Overwhelmingly. We had an interesting Christmas. Everybody just showered him with affection. Not just gifts, but time. They wanted to take him places and show him things. I almost had to tell them not to forget the other kids. It was the same thing as a baby, only they could talk to the "baby" and teach him new things. There was ten times the involvement because they could do things with him. It has been incredible; every single person on both sides has accepted him and fallen in love with him. It's a miracle. Everyone adores him. He gets letters every day from cousins and nieces and nephews. I expected it, because every day we tried to get him home, it was everyone's heart desire. Everyone is saying, "Wow! What a wonderful experience! I expected a nephew, but never a nephew like this!" It's neat to see they love him more than they even knew that they would.LH: What have you learned through this adoption?
Tammy: Every day Alexei is translating in his head because of language and cultural differences. Every day he gets exhausted, and you can see it in his face, but he isn't going to take a nap because he doesn't want to let us down. One day he was upset and tired. Finally, he laid in his bed and cried. We went to him and told him, "We love you when you're angry and when you don't obey us. We're doing this because it's important for you. A good family loves each other and is there for each other. If you could communicate with us and tell us you're tired…" Us coming to him when he was upset, rather than just letting him be upset, shocked him. He couldn't believe we loved him when he was angry. But a good family loves each other and forgives each other. When a child is upset, when you're nurturing them into this relationship, I don't think you should let them be upset; you should talk to them and let them know you'll be there for them if they want to talk. Bring them back into the family when they don't know how to reconcile. They don't know how to fix a situation, because in their past people just walked away. We didn't read this, it just happened. We did not want him to think we were staying angry with him, nor did we want him to stay angry with us.Also, just be patient, because they ask a lot of questions. Be patient and be available.
LH: What other things have been remarkable?
Tammy: [The day] he started calling me Mom! He called us our first names in Russia. Our hostess told him to call us Mom and Dad, but I told him to call me whatever he wanted. I struggled with it, but my husband said it's just a title, and since he never had a mom, maybe he doesn't know what it is. I prayed about it and let it go. After a few months, I woke him up one morning. I said, "Good morning, Alexei," and he said, "Good morning, Mom!" I said, "Mom?!" He said, "Yeah, you're my mom. I love you, Mom." I told him he didn't need to give me anything for Christmas! When my husband got home, it was the same thing for him. My husband asked, "Is he calling you Mom?" And I just smiled and nodded. It took some time for him to start, but I remember the exact day because it was very special to me, and he knows how much it means to me. We let it come natural. If it had never come, I would not have been disappointed, because I loved him like a mom would, and he was a wonderful son. After about two months I let it go. He acts like a son and he loves me like a son would, and actions speak so much larger than words. I don't think anyone should get hung up on it.
A lot of firsts with older kids you don't realize you're going to have, so it's kind of neat. Some people think they're missing out by adopting older, but they're communicating the things they experience for the first time with you. You're sharing it! When you adopt an older child it's a very rich experience, and a profound experience to watch them heal, and to be a part of it. Once he made a mess with some glow-in-the-dark powder, then he realized he shouldn't have made it at his age. But then he put it on my face and nose and we started laughing. He started saying, "I'm sorry!" and cleaning all up, but I thought, "What did he ever get to do before this?" There were things that he didn't get to experience, and it's a delight to share them with him. Zero expectations.They'll surprise you with their joy!
***Thank you, Tammy, for sharing a bit of your joy with us! All of us at the Lighthouse Project are thrilled for the three of you, and we wish you continued blessings as you continue to grow closer together in the coming months and years.


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OUCET 2019 Dates, Eligibility, Application Form, Pattern & Syllabus
OUCET 2019 is conducted by Osmania University for admission to various Postgraduate and Postgraduate Diploma and 5 Years integrated courses offered by Osmania, Telangana, Mahatma Gandhi, Palamuru Universities & its affiliated colleges in Telangana state. OUCET 2019 Exam will be conducted from June 4 – 13, 2019 (tentative).
|OUCET 2019 Admit Card
|OUCET 2019 Application Form
|OUCET 2019 Exam Pattern
- Through OUCET 2019 candidates can get admission to M.A, M.Sc, M.Com, MCJ, BLISc, MLISc, MSW, M.Ed, M.P.Ed degree programs
- Students must have passed B.SC, B.A, Bachelor's Degree with at least 40% marks in aggregate to be eligible to apply for the exam.
- Application Form will be available from April 21, 2019. Applicants have to register on the official website oucet.ouadmissions.com and fill OUCET 2019 Application Form.
- Payment of INR 400 has to be made for single subject (OC/BC category- INR 350)
- The exam will be conducted in offline mode with 100 Objective type (MCQ) questions to be answered in 90 Minutes.
OUCET 2019 Highlights
|Name of the Exam
|Osmania University Main Rd, Amberpet, Hyderabad, Telangana 500007
|Courses Offered
|M.A, M.Sc, M.Com, MCJ, BLISc, MLISc, MSW, M.Ed, M.P.Ed
|College Type
|Date of Result declaration of Entrance Exam
|Third week of May 2019
|Conducting Body for Counselling
|Osmania University, Hyderabad
|Mode of Exam for OUCET 2019
OUCET 2019 Exam Dates
Following are the Events and their Tentative Dates related to OUCET 2019.
|Dates (tentative)
|Reference Links
|Starting date for Registration & Fee payment of OUCET 2019
|April 21, 2019
|OUCET Application ends on May 8,2019
|Starting date for Submission of Online Application of OUCET 2019
|April 21, 2019
|Last date for Submission of Online Application without late fee
|May 27, 2019
|Last date for Submission of Online Application with a late fee of INR 1000
|June 01, 2019
|Downloading of Hall ticket of OUCET 2019
|June 01, 2019
|Download Admit Card from www.ouadmissions.com
|OUCET 2019 Exam dates of OUCET 2019
|June 4, 2019 to June 13, 2019
|Exam Duration will be 1.5 hours
|Announcement of Results of OUCET 2019
|July 2019
|Check OUCET Result online at www.ouadmissions.com
OUCET 2019 Eligibility Criteria
For taking admission in Osmania University, candidate must fulfil the following eligibility criteria:
- Nationality and Domicile
- Candidate should be of Indian Nationality.
- Applicant must belongs to Telangana state only.
- Candidates must satisfy Local and Non Local status.
- Educational Qualifications
- Candidates should have passed B.SC, B.A equivalent examination will at least 40% in aggregate.
- Candidates passing the Bachelors Degree examination with compartment are also eligible and secured at least 40% aggregate marks and pass in the qualifying exam for SC / ST.
- Age Limit
- There is no age restriction for CET (Self Financing).
- Age limit for obtaining a Fee Reimbursement for SC / ST and BC is 34 Years.
- Age limit for EBC / Minorities / Disabled is 30 Years.
OUCET 2019 Seat Allotment
Following is the OUCET Seat Allotment Reservation:
Local and not local aspirants
- 85% seats in seat matrix is reserved for the local candidates in the subject to other reservations and community in force.
- Remaining seats of 15% are available to local and not local aspirants.
Scheduled Class/ Scheduled Tribe / Backward Class
- Scheduled Tribe: 6 %
- Scheduled Class: 15 %
- Backward Class:
- Group A: 7 %
- Group B: 10%
- Group C: 1%
- Group D: 7 %
- Group E: 4%
OUCET 2019 Application Form
OUCET 2019 Application Form will be available online on official website www.ouadmissions.com or www.osmania.ac.in from first week of April 2019. Last date to register online is in May 2019.
Here are the steps to fill online OUCET 2019 Application Form:
Step: 1 Registration and Fee Payment
- Log in to the official website of Osmania University.
- Now click on the Apply Online button, a new webpage will be displayed on the screen.
- Click on Registration link and fill the details like student's name, Date of Birth, Valid E-Mail Id, Valid mobile number, Entrance tests number to be taken.
- Fill primary information and the requisite registration fee must be remitted.
- The registration fee can be paid at any TS / AP Online centres or by using Credit / Debit Card / Net Banking.
- After completion of registration details entry, students mobile will receive SMS of a Registration Id.
Here is the table of Fee details as per the number of subjects for different categories:
|No. of Subjects
|Single Subject
|Single Subject
|All category
|Additional Subject
Step-2 Fill up of online application
- Filling of the online application form is allowed only after registration and authorization of your payment.
- Click on "Online application form" link in the left menu. Login web page will be displayed on the screen.
- Enter Application number/Registration Id and click submit button.
- Fill the entire academic, study, reservation, personal details and other details.
- Click on Submit button.
Step-3: Uploading of Coloured Photograph, Signature and Certificates
Upload photograph & Signature prescribed and certificates. Size of all these images should be as:
- Photograph size should be Less than 40 KB
- Signature size should be Less than 30 KB
- SC category certificate size should be Less than 1 MB
- PH certificate size should be Less than 1 MB
Step-4: Final Submission
This is also one-time procedure. If candidate is sure that all the information correct then click on "Submission" link.
Step-5: Print the Application
Click on appearing as "Print" link, enter the required details and click submit button.
OUCET 2019 Admit Card
OUCET 2019 Admit card will be available tentatively in May 2019. Admit card is a mandatory document to appear for OUCET 2019 Exam. So candidates can download the hall ticket by entering the candidate registration number and date of birth. Candidates have to download hall ticket and affix a latest passport size photo and get itself attested.
Details Required to Download OUCET 2019 Admit Card
- Application ID
- Password
How to Download the OUCET 2019 Admit Card
- Go to the Official OUCET 2019 Website.
- Log in using your application ID and password.
- Click on "OUCET 2019 Admit Card", the admit card will be displayed on your computer screen
- Take printouts of the Admit Card for further use.
Importance of OUCET 2019 Admit Card
- Applicants must bring their Admit Card to the OUCET 2019 Examination.
- Candidates without Admit Cards will not be allowed to write OUCET 2019.
- OUCET 2019 Admit Card is valid for that year only.
OUCET 2019 Exam Pattern
- OUCET 2019 for all subjects will be conducted in offline mode.
- Exam will comprise 100 Objective type (MCQ) questions to be completed in 90 Minutes duration.
- For M.P. Ed, the exam will be conducted for 75 questions with 75 Marks.
- There no negative marks for wrong answer.
Exam Pattern for MBA:
|Question Number
|1 - 25
|Verbal Ability
|26 - 40
|General Knowledge
|41 - 70
|Numerical Data Analysis
|71 - 100
|Reasoning and Intelligence
Exam Pattern for MA:
|Question Number
|1 – 40
|41 – 55
|General English
|56 – 70
|General Knowledge
|71 – 85
|Current Affairs
|86 - 100
|General Economics
Exam Pattern for M.Sc:
|Question Number
|1 – 34
|35 – 67
|68 - 100
OUCET 2019 Syllabus and Marking Scheme
5 Year Integrated Programs:
|Course in OUCET 2019
|Syllabus for OUCET 2019
|M.Sc. in Chemistry + M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
|Mathematics/ Biology
|M.A. Applied Economics
|Mathematics - School Level
|General English - School Level
|General Knowledge-Intermediate Level
|Current Affairs-Intermediate Level
|General Economic Problems & Concepts-Intermediate Level
|Verbal Ability and General Knowledge
|General Knowledge
|Numerical Data Analysis
|Reasoning and Intelligence
OUCET 2019 Result
OUCET 2019 Result will be announced in third week of May week 2019 through online mode. The result shows candidate's name, marks, rank, roll number, exam centre and other information.
Steps to check OUCET 2019 Result
- Go to the Official Website of OUCET 2019.
- Enter application number and date of birth.
- Click on search.
- Your score and rank card of OUCET 2019 will be displayed.
- Save the Scorecard and take its print out.
Check OUCET 2019 Result
OUCET 2019 Cut Off
After the announcement of the result, cut off will be declared. Following is the minimum cut off criteria for taking admission in Osmania University:
- Qualifying cut off mark in OUCET 2019 is 25%.
- Candidate must have scored 25 marks out of total 100 marks in OUCET 2019.
- Candidate belonging to SC / ST have no qualifying percentage marks for OUCET 2019.
OUCET 2019 Counselling
OUCET 2019 Counselling will initialize in first week of June 2019. The counselling and seat allotment is completely online process. So candidate must register online once the counselling notification is updated on official website. Then only candidate will be called for certificate verification and exercising the web options. After seat allotment, candidate can download the seat allotment order and report to the allotted college.
Documents required for OUCET 2019 Counselling
Following is the list of documents required by the University of Osmania at the time of counselling:
- Sports certificate.
- Local or non-local proof.
- Transfer certificate.
- Migration certificate.
- Income certificate.
- Community certificate.
- Reservation certificate, if required.
- Secondary class certificate.
- Senior secondary class certificate.
- Rank card of OUCET 2019.
- Admit card of OUCET 2019.
- Original certificate of qualifying marks.
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
trees, flowers and more
I just finished working on the floor cloth piece for the exhibit at Globe Gallery next month. I still have to put the hanging device on the back... thanks to Kathe Todd-Hooker's suggestion, I'm going to use velcro at the back rather than the grommets that I'd originally though I might use. The velcro will make it easier for someone to use it on a tabletop, if they want to do so rather than hanging on the wall. Of course, one could do that with grommets--but four hemmed edges without the holes will give a more consistent appearance.
I'm working daily on the tapestries, as well. Sometimes I spend more time with one of them rather than the other. I'd like to see if I can continue to allow them to sort of "grow" together. Most of the summer will be spent finishing these two pieces and, I hope, at least one more fairly large one.
Both of these pieces are based on pattern of tree trunks. I've drawn, painted and photographed trees for years. I've woven several other pieces in which trees are featured in some way. Here are three of those from the past four years:
I have a one person exhibit that will begin in December and I'd like to have three new pieces to put into the show. I have four large pieces on hand and several smaller ones. I think ten or twelve pieces should fill the space I'll have just fine. More details about that will come in the future.
I've gotten the second teaching date set for 2012 now. I'll be at Arrowmont School of Crafts from June 24-30, 2012. The first scheduled teaching will be at John Campbell Folk School in January. Perhaps one more date for teaching for 2012--in fact, maybe something at my studio, then I'll devote the rest of the time to my work next year.
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I'm sure that some of you know Tim and are thinking, "Whoa. He's WAY too young for her!"
I've been keeping this on the down-low because I was worried about what people would think. I mean, sheesh, he's just a baby and kind of a tool. Barely older than my oldest child. I'm sure you're thinking he couldn't possibly be my type. But, you know what? Being honest is important, so I'm coming clean.
Here's everything you need to know. . .go ahead and gossip.
What do I <3 Tim?
He's smarter than I am. We both took 2004 off and traveled. Tim traveled (I quote) "from the back alleys of Berlin to the hidden lakes of Patagonia". I spent time in Denmark, Bolivia, Chile, Costa Rica and various parts of the US. I wasn't smart enough to write a book on how to do this regularly for the rest of my life, even though almost everyone I know was jealous and would have bought 10 copies. Tim was.
He has started a book club. Isn't that cute? Of course, it's virtual. He and I both feel strongly about crowds in our living room. At least I know I do. It's a book club with some of his favorite titles, books he says have changed his life in some way. The first two books, Vagabonding and Daily Rituals, are both highly entertaining and informative with a lot of humor thrown in. Dreamy, don't you think?
He's got a lot of energy. Who else do you know who can author a book, star in his own TV show, maintain a blog, run a book club, stay in shape, find time to dine out, keep up on social media, be interviewed literally everywhere, start an investment group and think up what's next all at the same time? Yes. He is doing all those things and more. Right now. As we speak.
We both love a great cup of coffee. Just the other evening, I was watching Tim make the perfect cup of coffee. You can watch him here. Every gadget he uses has been added to my reward list. Reward list? Yes. The list of not-terribly-expensive stuff that I can reward myself with when I reach a mini-goal. Not Tim's idea, but a good one, none the less.
How did I meet Tim?
As with most great affairs, it wasn't love at first sight. Back when his first book, the Four Hour Work Week, came out, I bought it and read it. To be honest, it left me overwhelmed because I just wasn't tech-savvy enough to pull it off. I lost interest, and lost track of Tim.
In 2013 he came back into my life.
I kept seeing him here and there on social media. He was doing this thing or that – always something edgy. Then my friend Jeremy DeWeese got to have dinner with Tim in San Francisco at Flour & Water (one of my favorite restaurants, also). I have to admit, I was jealous! Tim had just released another book, The Four Hour Chef, (I bought 5 copies) and I was intrigued, even though I was still pretending that he wasn't that interesting. After all, I'm 50. And he readily admits he's a hand-full.
My biggest goal for this year is to create some passive income. In preparation, last November I re-read the Four Hour Work Week, looking for ideas. Eureka! Three years of entrepreneur-hood has given me just enough know-how to be able to envision and research my "muse" this year.
I also started following Tim's blog. I know. I know. It's not meant for me. It's meant for 20 and 30-somethings. I just can't resist! I love lifehacking and there's no one out there my age that's doing this stuff! It's interesting, humorous, fun and informative almost every week. I didn't sign up or anything. I guess I'm more of a stalker, really.
I'm sure the infatuation is mutual, though. He just hasn't met me yet!
Be careful, you might just decide you <3 him, too!
P.S. Thanks, Tim. You're freaking brilliant, highly entertaining and crazy-fun!
Lovin' ya from afar,


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All Films.All Above Board.NOW INCLUDES TV SHOWS & TV LISTINGS
The story of two cousins; conman Dalton and his beautiful girlfriend Kaddy, and Chase, who has just broken out of jail, murdering five people in the process. Dalton and Chase team up for one last job; an armoured car robbery. But police chief Floyd Anderson (Michael Ironside) is on Chase's trail. The cousins could be in for some very rough justice.


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Country Highlights
January 4, 2016
Theft Ranking
- Australia again ranks first among 24 states with weapons-usable nuclear materials.
- Japan is the most improved among the states with materials and was also one of the most improved in the 2014 NTI Index.
- Belgium, Italy, Poland, South Africa, and the United States also improve scores by 3 points each.
- France, the United States, and the United Kingdom score the highest among nuclear-armed states.
- The United States, India, Russia, and the United Kingdom are the most improved nuclear-armed states.
- Among states with less than one kilogram or no weapons-usable nuclear materials, Sweden ranks first and Djibouti is the most improved.
Sabotage Ranking
- Finland ranks first among the 45 states that have nuclear facilities vulnerable to sabotage.
- Australia is ranked second and is the highest scoring country with weapons-usable nuclear materials in the sabotage ranking.


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The Capitol Reef National Park Visitor Center will be open 8:00 am to 5:00 pm daily starting Sunday March 9, 2014. Enjoy the exhibits, park movie and the Capitol Reef Natural History Association bookstore. Starting March 26 daily geology talks will be offered at the visitor center at 10:00 a.m.
The historic Gifford House, located 1 mile (1.6 km) south of the Visitor Center on Scenic Drive, will be open 8:00 am to 5:00 pm daily staring Friday March 14, 2014. Information discussing Mormon pioneer history will be on display. Fresh baked pies, breads and pastries will be available for purchase each day. Stop by for a "taste" of history.
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On May 20, 2018 Supervisor Lynda Hopkins, together with the Forestville Planning Association and Forestville Chamber of Commerce, held a town hall meeting in Forestville at the El Molino High School Library to discuss potential infrastructure improvements that could be funded by $4.5 million in quarry mitigation funds. Read more...
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Stop back in mid-late August to see which projects were funded.
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Downtown Park parking lot under construction.
Report from the May 2015 Town Meeting
About sixty-five people took two hours on a beautiful spring afternoon to attended the Forestville Town Meeting on May 3 to review site plan designs suggested by the Town Square Planning Group (TSPG) for the new Town Square and Open Space Park and to hear a report from Supervisor Carrillo.
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Regular Board meetings are scheduled every month.
Dates: Every 1st Tuesday of the month.
Time: 5:30-7:30PM
Where: Food For Thought, 6550 Railroad Ave., Forestville
(Railroad Ave. parallels Front St. in downtown)
Anyone interested in attending is very welcome.
Contact: Board President for more information.
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The summer transfer window is closed. All is quiet as the dust settles and the flow of rumors slows to a drip.
This summer, Premier League teams spent a record-high £630 million ($979.2 million) on new players. It all ended Monday with the mad scramble of deadline-day transfer activity that saw Premier League teams shell out £140 million ($217.6 million) — another record high, according to the BBC.
The record outlay doesn't necessarily mean the Premier League has improved. It merely shows that the 20 teams are flush with cash (to some degree), and they're willing to use it to improve their rosters.
Now that the summer transfer market is closed, it's time to assess all the activity involving Premier League clubs and hand out some grades (editor's note: This is the second of a two-part review. Click here for the first part.)
Manchester United: C
The summer transfer window of 2013 will live in infamy, as far as Manchester United is concerned. United failed to land any of its main transfer targets and only secured Marouane Fellaini's signature minutes before the window shut. Pundits are slamming United's new regime (led by CEO Edward Woodward and manager David Moyes), saying this is the kind of start to the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era that they did not want.
However, there's a silver lining in all of this. United is still in position to challenge for domestic and European honors, despite its market missteps. The players who won the league by some distance last season remain at Old Trafford, including Wayne Rooney. Keeping him out of Chelsea's clutches was perhaps United's most important piece of business. Meanwhile, Fellaini adds quality and physical presence to the midfield, and the rest of the squad is balanced with a good blend of youth and experience.
United's frantic deadline-day performance won't win it any admirers, nor will its failed pursuit of La Liga's stars. However, United didn't weaken itself during a window marked by market mistakes. It strengthened a strong squad, albeit only marginally.
Newcastle United: D
Unlike Manchester United, Newcastle battled relegation last season and was in no position idle during the summer transfer window. Yet that's what the Magpies did under the leadership of its new director of football Joe Kinnear and its embattled manager Alan Pardew.
Newcastle signed talented striker Loic Remy (on loan) from QPR in a bit of ironic symmetry. Remy nearly joined Newcastle during the winter transfer window, but QPR hijacked the move just hours before it was set to be completed. QPR was relegated, and Remy chose to join Newcastle rather than play in the Championship (second division). He adds much-needed quality and depth to the front line.
But Newcastle's problems run far deeper than a lack of attacking options. Danny Simpson and James Perch, both regulars last season, have departed, and Newcastle failed to replace the duo. Pardew says financial limitations are behind his team's lack of activity. This is hard to believe, as increased television revenue has sparked record transfer spending across the top flight.
Norwich City: B
Norwich relied on a stingy defense to secure Premier League survival last season, so it devoted much of its summer business to making improvements going forward. The Canaries sold longtime goal-scoring hero Grant Holt to Wigan, but they added Ricky Van Wolfswinkel, Nathan Redmond, Gary Hooper and Leroy Fer. How quickly they gel and produce will determine how history judges Norwich's summer transfer activity, but the early signs are encouraging.
Southampton: B-
Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino showed a lot of faith in the players who achieved a 14th-place finish last season, as he only made three additions during the summer transfer window. But the Southampton boss expects the three — Dejan Lovren, Victor Wanyama and Pablo Daniel Osvaldo — to be key contributors this season, and fans feel the same way, considering Southampton spent around £35 million ($54.6 million) on the trio.
While the Saints added three starters, they discarded 12 players. All but Jason Puncheon, who joined Crystal Palace on loan, were squad players or reserves. This culling operation frees up resources to use in future windows, but it leaves the Saints with a dangerously thin squad. Injuries or long-term bans could cripple their efforts to fortify their Premier League status. Until that actually happens, the summer window will look like a positive one.
Stoke City: C+
Stoke City replaced longtime manager Tony Pulis with Mark Hughes after last season, but the new boss has largely stuck with his predecessor's favorites. Dean Whitehead and Cameron Jerome are gone, but Stephen Ireland, Oussama Assaidi and Marko Arnautovic have come to the Brittania Stadium in order to freshen up the attack. Dutch international Erik Pieters has slotted into the starting lineup in defense.
Many expect Hughes to change Stoke's notoriously robust style of play into a more eye-pleasing one. That will take some time, as the Potters' summer business suggests it will be a case of evolution, rather than revolution.
Sunderland: B-/C+
Paolo Di Canio's first act as Sunderland manager was to keep his team in the Premier League. His next task was to re-shape the squad in his own image. The Italian taskmaster signed 13 players and shipped out 10 in his first window in charge. He would have made more changes had the window remained open longer.
There's no telling how this will all play out. Many of the new recruits don't have big reputations — American striker Jozy Altidore and Italians Emanuele Giaccherini and Fabio Borini are the headliners — but they all are looking to make an impact in the Premier League.
The departures of goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, playmaker Stephane Sessegnon and midfielders James McClean and Alfred N'Diaye leave holes in the squad. Only Di Canio knows if the new players have adequately filled them. Sunderland gets a decent grade because Di Canio did what he set out to do over the summer — for better or for worse.
Swansea City: B+
Swansea's summer window opened with clouds of doom, as chairman Huw Jenkins and manager Michael Laudrup appeared to fall out over transfers in June. The two soon came to an understanding, and Swansea made upgrades to a squad that finished ninth and won the League Cup.
The Swans retained Ashley Williams, Michu and Jonathan De Guzman, despite the reported interest of bigger clubs. Four squad players departed, but 10 new arrivals bolstered the ranks ahead of a campaign which will see the Swans compete in Europe.
Wilfred Bony and Jonjo Shelvey add competition and versatility to the attack. Laudrup also raided Spain — the country in which he used to work — for a number of young players with rich pedigrees. Judging by last season's results, we have to think a few of them will make an impact in England's top flight.
Tottenham Hotspur: B
Tottenham was a lead actor in the summer transfer saga, as it broke its transfer record three times as part of a £100-plus ($156 million) spending spree. However, this was all in response to the inevitable departure of Gareth Bale, who joined Real Madrid for a world-record fee on deadline day.
It's impossible to overstate Bale's importance, so manager Andre Villas-Boas didn't even try to find a like-for-like replacement. Instead, seven new players, including five with international reputations, have come to White Hart Lane. It's not yet clear if their arrivals will take Tottenham to the next level.
Nine of the 15 players who departed over the summer contributed to last season's fifth-place finish, which suggests Spurs may have added quality but lost quantity. They will be fighting for trophies on four fronts, and Villas-Boas will need to rest and rotate players throughout the season.
West Bromwich Albion: B+
West Brom will be hard-pressed to repeat last season's eighth-place finish, but the Baggies should comfortably remain in the Premier League after strengthening in the summer transfer market. Nicolas Anelka, Matej Vydra and Victor Anichebe will bolster the forward lines and offset the losses of Romelu Lukaku and Peter Odemwingie.
Veteran defender Diego Lugano could make an already stingy defense even better, while Stephane Sessegnon and Scott Sinclair add creativity to the midfield. West Brom should have an improved defense and a more flexible and creative attack this season.
Goalkeeper is the only area of concern, as Lee Camp was brought in to fill in for the injured Ben Foster. Manager Steve Clarke could have done better on that front, but he should be happy with his team's summer business overall.
West Ham United: C+
West Ham finished 10th in its return to the Premier League. Manager Sam Allardyce only added five players to his squad, with Andy Carroll and Stewart Downing serving as the most high-profile arrivals. Allardyce hopes the former Liverpool duo will increase the Hammers' goal tally.
Carlton Cole and Gary O'Neil left the club, and it appears Allardyce will fill their shoes by committee. The manager has shown faith in the group with which he has worked for the last few years. The club shouldn't gain or lose any ground because of its summer business.
Have a question for Marcus Kwesi O'Mard? Send it to him via Twitter at @NESNsoccer or @mkomard, his Facebook page or NESN Soccer's Facebook page or send it here. He will pick a few questions to answer every week for his mailbag.
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Saturday, May 30, 2009
Rashomon poster onsale at criterion.com
Hey, quicker than I expected, even: Kent Williams' Rashomon poster is now on sale at criterion.com, only $25!
Posted by Eric Skillman at 11:38 AM
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3 comments:
- MacGuffin said...
Awesome! I'm gonna snatch one up right now.
- May 30, 2009 at 1:01 PM
Very cool! I will order...
- June 3, 2009 at 8:58 PM
- MacGuffin said...
Eric, I just got it, the Rashomon poster, in the mail and it is gorgeous. Scans don't do it justice. The placement and choice of type really compliments the overall composition of the painting. Beautiful job.
- June 8, 2009 at 1:19 PM
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ON THE ROAD -single available from online stores8:30 PM
On the Road is my new single in Finland!
You can buy it from the following online stores:
I Tunes
DNA Store
Or go to Myspace to listen to it.
And better yet, in the first month of the super virtual year of 2010 Better Than Wages will be available on VINYL (Cargo Records) and On The Road will feature as a bonus track. Things will get physical again, but until then...


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Friday, Feb 22, 2019 | Last Update : 07:07 AM IST
We have TV anchors shouting hoarse declaring everyone who does not agree with them as anti-nationals.
19 Jun 2018 5:48 AM
Pakistan gifts cash-strapped gold-plated assault rifle to Saudi Crown Prince
Statue depicting non-consensual kiss defaced
Australian vehicles to soon have emoji licence plates
China gets an app for Xi Jinping's 'inspirational quotes'
Get TDS till Rs 1 lakh under section 80D, but conditions apply
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The BJP's decision in both Bihar and Maharashtra, however, would have caused immense heartburn within the local units.
Rafia Zakaria
China was there to help make it all happen and then Sri Lankan leader Mahinda Rajapaksa was glad to accept.
Patralekha Chatterjee
Today, many young Indians see Kashmir only through the lens of bloodshed and violence.
Mahir Ali
That obviously does not prevent him, alongside so many other prominent anti-Semites, from perceiving Israel as a shining ideological exemplar.
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Vodafone to scrap line-rental
Vodafone have said that they're getting rid of line rental charges for new and upgrading home broadband customers in the UK.
What does that actually mean? Well, immediately, you'll not see an £18-a-month charge for it on your bill if you've committed yourself to an 18-month contract.
You'll still have a landline connection and number, and it'll cost you £22 per month (and more, depending on what package you've got).
However, that money is going to be made up somewhere else, so really, it is a rebranding rather than abolishing a charge. Basically, the charge will be combined into Vodafone's fibre pricing.
They're not doing this out of the goodness of their hearts either - the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) have been hassling companies, saying that customers need to see monthly costs clearly advertised.
Line-rental costs have been hidden away in broadband offers, which can come as a nasty surprise to some people when they sign-up with a new company, and the ASA are trying to sort that out.
So, with that, Vodafone are getting in there quick, in a hope that the bill you pay will be more straightforward.
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SIS recognized as a 2012 Central Region SMB VAR Champion Partner of the Year by Microsoft
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LEXINGTON, Ky., July 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- SIS, a leading technology solutions provider, proudly announced it was recognized by Microsoft for winning a 2012 Central Region SMB Partner Award for VAR Champion Partner of the Year. This award highlights the excellence and commitment of SIS to being a VAR Champion Club member by utilizing all available resources to drive exceptionally high SMB licensing client satisfaction, project engagement, and revenue growth rates through the Open Value channel.
During the 2012 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto, Canada, Microsoft's Central Region SMB&D General Manager Diana Tibbs was onsite to congratulate SIS for its achievements.
"The Microsoft Partner Awards recognize Microsoft partners that have developed and delivered exceptional Microsoft-based solutions over the last year," said Diana Tibbs. "SIS demonstrates a commitment to serving its customers, and providing innovative thinking and technology solutions."
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- Jennifer Scull said...
so many wonderful projects from the team! I've missed hanging around with everyone here since dealing with my cancer, but hope to stop by more often in the upcoming months once treatments get going.
as always - the images are just so precious and the sentiments so special! hugs to all of you! :)
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I'm a day late...and ready to hop!
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I tried to make an card for this bloghop.
Hope you like it.
Here is the link: http://www.michelledees.blogspot.com/2012/03/theekaart-teacard.html
Lovely greetings Michelle
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This should be a fun hop.. Blog hops always give me inspirations..
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what a fun little hop that was.. I also made a card for this hop/theme..
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National Weather Service accused of spying on "secret" employee Facebook page
An unfair labor practice complaint filed last week against the National Weather Service accuses the organization of spying on a "secret" union Facebook page and trying to chill discussion that takes place on the page.
The case filed by the National Weather Service Employees Organization on July 27 includes examples of posts made on the page, which were then criticized by non-union members and administrators who are not supposed to have access to the page.
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For example, on June 27, the complaint notes that union President Dan Sobien posted a commentary about the NWS's failure to timely fill bargaining unit vacancies.
"On July 6, the NWS's Director of Management and Organization, David Murray, sent Mr. Sobien an intimidating email complaining about the content of this posting," wrote union attorney Richard J. Hirn. "Mr. Murray wrote that NWS management officials 'were once again, disappointed in the tone, tenor and misrepresentations you made.'"
National Weather Service spokesman Maureen O'Leary said the accusations are untrue.
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"We do not conduct surveillance on our employees' private social media accounts, including NWSEO's members-only Facebook page," she said. "We received the complaint and have forwarded it to the Department of Commerce General Counsel for review and processing."
According to the complaint, a person must be invited and approved by the union to have access to the Facebook page.
The union has been at odds with the NWS over slow hiring practices that have left multiple local forecasting offices stretched thin nationwide.
In 122 local weather forecasting offices nationwide, there were about 280 non-management weather service vacancies in January, according to the union.
It is a situation of enough concern that weather offices in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast assembled a "Crisis Communication Guidebook" that included specific instructions on how to respond to the media when a severe weather warning is missed because of low staffing.
Also, the union is concerned about an effort to consolidate the country's local forecasting offices and automate more forecasts.
Union Executive Vice President Bill Hopkins said weather service employees are increasingly anxious about voicing their concerns over weather service issues on the union's Facebook page for fear of retribution.
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These two articles appeared on the front page of your Business Day section on Wednesday, February 19, 2014. Nothing could more completely refute the claims of the Federal Reserve Bank that its new tougher capital rules and regulatory oversight for foreign banks operating in the US and US banks operating overseas will "help ensure that capital keeps flowing during times of stress" than these two articles. The first article reports that the Fed brushes aside the banks' protests that their operating costs will rise, leading to loss of market share, while the companion article tells of the success of the Blackstone Group to fund those very businesses that the banks can no longer afford to serve. The Fed and its sister regulators in Europe will find that in the future they will be regulating smaller and more irrelevant businesses.
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OAKWOOD — For the third time in 17 months, a wind turbine blade manufactured by General Electric has broken off at an East Central Illinois wind farm.
The latest incident occurred about 9 p.m. Nov. 20 in Vermilion County at the California Ridge Wind Farm operated by Chicago-based Invenergy. Another turbine blade broke in that same wind farm in November 2012, following a June 2012 blade break at the Settlers Trail Wind Farm near Sheldon, operated by Chicago-based E.On Climate & Renewables.
All three blades were on 1.6-megawatt turbines manufactured by GE.
"We are working with GE, the turbine manufacturer, to determine the cause of this incident," a statement from Invenergy said Friday.
Last March, GE issued a statement saying that an "isolated manufacturing issue" caused the two wind turbines to break in 2012. GE said it had "reviewed the wind farm fleets at both sites to ensure their continued reliability and performance" and "have addressed the manufacturing issue to prevent this from happening in the future."
Lindsay Theile, GE Power & Water spokesman, said in an email Friday that "since the (Nov. 20) break is currently being investigated, we cannot speculate the cause of the break.
"With any customer event, our process is to assign a team to perform a thorough investigation," Theile said. "It's our goal to perform thorough root cause analyses, take appropriate corrective action and bring the turbines back online as soon as possible."
Invenergy said the blade broke off and fell to the ground near the base of the turbine, which is located near the intersection of 2150 North Road and 900 East Road near Oakwood.
"We believe that as this blade fell, it hit a second blade on the same turbine, causing that second blade also to break off and fall to the ground near the base," the statement said. "As designed, the turbine automatically ceased operation. No one was injured."
Invenergy's 217-megawatt, 134-turbine California Ridge Wind Farm has been in operation since 2012. There are 30 turbines in Champaign County and 104 in Vermilion County.
E.On's 150-megawatt, 94-turbine Settlers Trail Wind Farm was built in 2011 and is the second operational wind farm in Illinois for E.On. The firm also owns the Pioneer Trail Wind Farm near Paxton.
E.On last year said a turbine breaking is a "rare event for us."
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So, if I'm understanding this article correctly, there has been 3 blade breaks in the past 17 months just in Illinois. People need to know that these blade breaks are not exclusive to Illinois.
Another GE 1.6-100 blade break just occurred here in Western New York State at Invenergy's newly-built Orangeville project just last Sunday (11/17/13). And, there was another one in Michigan just a few weeks ago --- And, another one in Michigan earlier this year.
Guess these blade breaks aren't as "rare" as industry reps would have everyone believe. This affirms the fact that these giant pieces of junk do NOT belong sited anywhere near where people live! See:
Invenergy's Orangeville wind factory operations suspended after turbine blade breaks Sunday morning, November 17, 2013:
GE Blade crashes to the ground during testing (Michigan):
GE blade breaks off Michigan turbine:http://www.rechargenews.com/wind/americas/article1343662.ece
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