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The past couple of years have brought about a lot of challenges and opportunities. Without getting too into it right now I've learned how sickness, despair, hope, relationships, and nature can change one's view of the world and perspective of their place in it. There's a story there that's possibly going to come out later, but for now, all you need to know is that I'm moving into a van . . . which is admittedly quite odd of a thing to do but I faced myself with the reality that I was kind of settling down and kind of being adventurous and if I kept kind of doing both I would never really do either.
I took a step back and looked at what I'm good at, what I'm not good at, what about those things makes me happy/unhappy, and most importantly to me how to balance all those things with making a change in the world I would like to see. My heart has not been in a lot of what I have had to do, but I've done it all with a plan to keep a persevering attitude so when I got to the point when the fog of unfortunate incidents and adversity lifted, I could make good decisions going forward. Not everything has been clear, and I've made a lot of mistakes along the way but to quote some of my mentors "Nothing great was every achieved without enthusiasm" (Ralph Emerson) "To give less than your best is to sacrifice the gift" (Steve Prefontaine) and "If we want authenticity we have to initiate it" (Travis Rice). I tried to keep these things on the front of my mind - stay excited and optimistic, give my best and look at the world/opportunities/skills as a gift, and create my story. So this plan has a lot to do with all those thoughts and feelings as well as listening to my creative mind.
Here's why I'm doing this exactly . . .
Medium-term Goals
- Last year I asked myself where I wanted to live and came down to the fact that, in an ideal world, I would live in Truckee, California with time spent in Denver and San Diego, with plenty of trips in between. Having a home in each of those is currently impossible, but van-living would make it possible.
- With my job it makes the most financial sense not to rent a place (read throw away money) I am barely ever in but to own a vehicle/home.
- I love an adventurous life and want to make it more accessible for friends to join me. This will make it easier for me to go to them or more affordable for them to fly out and join me on an expedition.
- Have the most fun possible while learning the most possible to grow into a fun, educated, experienced, man who cares about the world a lot by focusing on the beauty and the problems simultaneously (medium-term goal transitioning into the long-term goals).
Long Term Goals
- I want to be a writer/author/speaker/illustrator/photographer. Flat out; this is what I want to be in life. Van life gives me a studio to work in all the time and allows me the space to get away and be productive while also allowing me to be right in the middle of places I want to experience/write about.
- Photography - I'm finding this is one of the easiest ways for me to get traction to create change, so I plan on investing my time and energy into getting better, telling more stories, and finding my style. I loved photography in middle and high school, even winning a bunch of state awards for photo journalism, but walked away because I didn't see it as a viable career. It was just something I loved and I looked at it as a hobby. If I could go back and tell myself anything in high school, it might be to never set the camera down. I've missed out on a good ten years of experience/learning but have to look at the positives of what I've learned about myself in between then and now.
- Spend more time with homeless people: I won't be homeless . . . I will just be home wherever I am. Being able to go many places will allow me time to travel more but also frees up my schedule to connect with people and rekindle my passion that has never really gone away. I want to start up a writing club/therapy format/curriculum to help people who are homeless have healthy outlets, build relationships and have peace/growth through readily available therapy. This will be a weighty endeavor but one I am very excited about. I can't do this all on my own, and we'll see how it will work out, but the hope is to get people involved and set up workshops with open invitations.
- Continue becoming a kind, hard working, gentle, loving, adventurous, and fun person - the past two years wore on me. At times I've become more negative than I was before (it had something to do with the cancer/being poor/terrible relational decisions/moving/job struggles etc. etc.), but I was the worst version of me I'd ever been. I know this is being hard on myself, but I am a very firm believer in being hard on yourself. I try to have some grace on myself here because during that time I still made a couple of books, didn't give up, tried to be a good friend, inspired others even when I couldn't feel good, gave talks to groups, had plenty of resiliency to overcome, and somehow mucked my way through everything, but again - any productivity came because I was hard on myself and refused to give up working/producing even when I felt like crap. All good things of motivation, healing, and the exit door from the building of hardship I was living in came from the loving generosity and grace of friends and family who didn't give up on me, to which I owe a lot and to which I plan to pay it forward.
This is a lot to focus on, but I plan on being intentional about working hard for the good things I want and feel capable of. I learned what it was like to work hard for things that sucked, but I had to do these past couple years. It feels good to be getting back to where I was before getting sick, before the months where I felt dark and gloomy and cynical about everything I created or did. I miss the person I was becoming before this valley but feel like I'm climbing the slope out of it as a more experienced and determined person.
This is just a fork in the road. I'm just a wild boy trying to take it enthusiastically.


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Family Photo Session in Cushing, Maine/
This weeks whirlwind in my photography business took me on a family photo session in Cushing, Maine. I am continuously reminded of how beautiful and spectacular the state of Maine is every time I am hired to take photos during someones vacation. I get to see a variety of private properties that are tucked away off the beaten path, where you follow twists and turns, drive past broken down farm houses until the dirt driveway of your location empties into manicured gardens and lawns and fields before it is swallowed by the harbor. After I park my car I smile to myself and say "yeah, this is where I work today!"Such a lovely family to share my morning with. As you will see, they are a perfect compliment to their surroundings. We had loads of fun and I'm sure it was hard for them to leave at the end of their week. I hope you enjoy your preview! More to come soon!The above photo was actually snapped by a little 3 year old! Great shot! Sometimes when I'm photographing families with young children, it isn't always easy to convince them to get into the family pictures. What has worked for me so far is to enlist the child as a helper by letting them push the shutter button on occasion. I hold the camera, he pushed the button. Most of the time you get a blurry picture of the sky, but I guess I held it at the right angle for this shot. After that, he was totally into having his photo taken!


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Sleep Apnoea
Sleep apnoea is defined as collapse of the upper airway during sleep. This not only effects the quality of sleep but can have serious and harmful effects on both your short term and long term health. Short term sleep apnoea can leave you feeling tired, unrefreshed and fatigued during the day. Long term it can increase the likelihood of stroke, heart attacks, and motor vehicle accidents.
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Steven Shaviro has Some thoughts on "character":
For me, this is a key to understanding genre fiction — or maybe I should just say, fiction in general. Plot is overrated. SF novels and comics and movies and the like where it's all about the plot, how well it is put together, how if a gun is on the table in Act One, it has to be used in Act Three, and so on, bore the hell out of me. The better and more cleverly it is put together, the more it seems to me to be just a dumb, creaky mechanism which provides neither pleasure nor insight. I know that lots of people (readers/viewers as well as creators) get off on carefully crafted plots; but such things do nothing for me.


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Cetuximab (Erbitux®) is a medication prescribed for squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN). It is also approved to treat advanced colorectal cancer (cancer of the colon and rectum) that expresses a protein called epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR). It is given via infusion into a vein, either as a stand-alone treatment or in combination with other treatments.
Because this drug is not appropriate for everyone, prior to starting cetuximab, inform your healthcare provider about any other medical conditions you have, such as heart disease or an irregular heartbeat, and any other medicines you are taking, including nonprescription medications and herbal supplements. This will help ensure a safe, effective treatment process.
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We spend a lot of time trying to make each issue of Chalkdust perfect. But we wouldn't be human if we didn't make the odd error. Here's our pick of the cock ups.
Do you have any more errata? Get in touch @chalkdustmag.
Issue 01
A rare spot as it was fixed in the second printing of our first issue, a mix up of Einstein's famous equations in an otherwise (inter)stellar article:
Issue 02
A howler on the cover: did you see this?
Did you have a go at our Issue 02 crossnumber? It's still available to play, and we've fixed this little mistake:
One of our favourite functions was the Weierstrass function: continuous everywhere but differentiable nowhere (basically very spiky). But did you spot that there's a typo in the definition?
Issue 03
Welcome to Issue 03! Here's a lovely pixelly picture of our interviewee, Ian Stewart.
You might have been distracted by this extraneous space in our Page 3 model:
Issue 04
In our article on the Buckingham pi theorem, we made this explosive error:
Issue 05
Our history column, Roots, is written by the brilliant Emma Bell. But let's hope you don't need to get in touch with her!
Fermat would have four fits about this incorrectly labelled diagram:
Next issue, Top 10 basic geometric errors:
Issue 06
Electromagnetic Field is hot, but it is not spelled like that.
According to issue 06's Top ten geometry instruments, a theolodite (sic) is a surveyors (sic) favourite tool.
Issue 08
In Colin Beveridge's article about Truchet tiles, we made a extremely silly grammatical error.
More from Chalkdust
Chalkdust issue 10 – Coming 24 OctoberCome along to our launch party for free pizza and the real quiz
Talkdust, episode 4A podcast for the mathematically curious
Read Issue 09 now!Ride a phantom parabola into our latest issue. Billiards, maths, tiles, mistakes, plus all your favourite regulars.
Dear Dirichlet, Issue 09Coffee, Brexit and badgers are among the topics of discussion in this issue's Dear Dirichlet advice column
Horoscope, Issue 09Mystic mug has some predictions for you...
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Launching our new Tor UK blog in 2012, it's on the back of a fantastic year in 2011 for all things science fictional and fantastical. And this year is looking pretty triumphant too from where we are sitting. One reason for this is that we now have our own blog at Tor UK to showcase the work of our wonderful authors and to pass on news and views on all things genre.
2011 gave us all much to celebrate. There was a major SF/F retrospective with Out of this World at the British Library and the John Martin: Apocalypse exhibition at Tate Britain. There was also an explosion in genre publishing, with four major publishing houses starting up new genre lists. And let's not forget more Harry Potter films and more instalments in the Twilight film franchise. 2012 is set to deliver even more delights on the big screen, with THE HUNGER GAMES, THE HOBBIT and THE AVENGERS among others. The small screen will also deliver, with top-class from the True Blood TV franchise, the Walking Dead zombie series and George R.R. Martin's compulsive Game of Thrones adaptation.
2012 Highlights from Tor UK include EMBASSYTOWN (paperback) and RAILSEA (hardback) by China Miéville, SWITCHED, TORN and ASCEND by kindle million-copy bestseller Amanda Hocking, and a new hardback from Peter F. Hamilton. And our debuts include a fantastic new novel by the talented Paul Cornell and the heart-racingly brilliant STORMDANCER by Jay Kristoff. That's just for starters …
So, watch this space for more news, exciting-ness, giveaways and cover wows. Here's to a great year ahead.
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MP Vyapam Group 2 Answer Key 2018, MPPEB Group 2 Exam Paper Solution, Exam Analysis, Cut Off Marks for 04th Aug & 05th August Exam Set Wise A, B, C, D Key is Now Available at www.peb.mp.gov.in:
MP Vyapam Group 2 04th & 05th August Exam Analysis 2018: MPPEB which is known as the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination has released the notification for the post of the MP Vyapam in order to fill the vacant seats in the organization; after that the board has accepted the application form from the candidates; those who are willing to apply for the post they all had filled the online application form by the board. Soon after the completion of the registration process the board had conducted the written examination for the applied candidates and all the candidates have appeared in the examination and now the board is all set to release the Group 2 examination result on the site. Here we are with the latest notification regarding to it so those candidates who have applied for the post they can grab the complete information from the given below article.
- 1 MP Vyapam Group 2 Answer Key 2018
MP Vyapam Group 2 Answer Key 2018
Now after the completion of the examination; all the candidates are eagerly looking for the result to be release by the board; as the examination was conducted on 4th and 5th August 2018 soon the board will release the result on the site; before that the candidates can download the answer key and cut off marks which will be soon available on the site by the board; so the candidates can visit the official site and even we have provided the link of the answer key and cut off marks so go through it.
Madhya Pradesh Group 2 Exam Key Paper Set A, B, C, D
We know all the candidates are eagerly looking for the result; the candidates who have appear in the examination; this is to inform them that the result will be soon available before that the candidates can download answer key and cut off marks; the answer key is given by the board so the candidates can download it from the site; at the time of examination the question paper given to you was according to the SET wise; as according to the receiving SET the candidates need to download the respective answer key from the site like SET A, B, C and D.
MP Vyapam Group 2 Answer Sheet 2018 for 04th August & 05th August Exam
Moreover the cut off marks which are provided by the board is the minimum marks given by them it will be listed as per the category wise and as per that it will be vary so download the cut off marks as per the category wise; and those candidates who will be able to attain the minimum marks or more than that only they will be able to appear in the next selection round all about them will be disqualified so we hope that all the candidates have done well in the examination.
www.peb.mp.gov.in Group 2 Answer Key 2018
|Name of the Department
|Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board
|Official Website
|Name of Posts
|Assistant Auditor, Assistant Accountant Officer Accountant
|Number of Vacancies
|206 vacancies
|Exam Date
|4th and 5th August, 2018
|Kind of Declaration
|Answer Key/Paper Solution
|Name of the Examination
|MP Vyapam Group 2 Exam 2018
MP Vyapam Group 2 Cut Off Marks 2018
The applied candidates have to go through the selection process given by the board; and as per that the board has conducted the examination and now is all set to release the result; those who will able to clear the examination they will go for the next round and so for that the candidates can start their preparations according to it after downloading the cut off marks and answer key from the site; moreover here we have given the steps to download the answer key so kindly follow the given steps.
Steps to Download MP Vyapam Group 2 Paper Solution 2018:
- Firstly the candidates need to visit the official site of the board
- Then from the home page the candidates need to get the link of it
- After that click on that link
- Now enter the registration number and password
- Then submit it
- Soon the answer key will be appear on the screen
- As per the respective SET the candidates need to download it and compare the answer
Important Links:
Download MP Vyapam Group 2 Answer Key 2018
Official Website: www.peb.mp.gov.in


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The National High Violet
Published Apr 23, 2010While the National's ridiculously anticipated High Violet isn't out for a few weeks still, eager fans are in luck. The album is now streaming online in its entirety, but not for long.
Over on the New York Times website, the newspaper is currently streaming the album, but only until Tuesday (April 27). So, if you want to hear that sucker now, you better get on it.
High Violet is due out on May 11 via 4AD.


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"The term 'unfair competition' . . . describes an array of legal actions addressing methods of competition that improperly interfere with the legitimate commercial interests of other sellers in the marketplace." Foreword to Restatement of the Law (Third) of Unfair Competition at XI (Am. Law Inst. 1995).
Restatement of the Law, Third: Unfair Competition was published in 1995 and is the first independent Restatement on the topic. It was previously covered in Restatement of the Law of Torts (1938). See Foreword to Restatement of the Law (Third) of Unfair Competition at XI (1995) for more information. The supplement to the third series includes all case citations for the third series of Unfair Competition and case citations from July 1987 to present to §§ 708-761 of the first series of Restatement of Torts. Case citations to June 1987 for §§ 708-761 of the first and second series of Restatement of Torts can be found in the appendices and supplement to Restatement of the Law, Second: Torts.
"The Restatement of the Law of Unfair Competition, published in 1995, supersedes and replaces Chapters 34, 35, and 36 (§§ 708-761) of the original Restatement of Torts." Torts: Note to Restatement (Third) of Unfair Competition, at 1 (Supp. 2015).
For more information on superseded status, see the publication page at www.ali.org or contact the American Law Institute.
The Parallel Tables found in the back of Restatement (Third) Unfair Competition show corresponding Restatement (Third) Unfair Competition and Restatement of Torts (1938) section numbers.


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...the challenege its supposed to be, limit the number of raise's...anyone can fumble through a quest with enough UMD and scrolls.
...the challenege its supposed to be, limit the number of raise's...anyone can fumble through a quest with enough UMD and scrolls.
Im all the way up
Turn it down for what
0 to 100 real quick
Like a G6
Reaper was supposed to be its own reward and challenge..
1. Rescale the Reaper difficulty by effectively Removing Reaper 1-3 * the casual/normal/hard of Reaper and rework the scale so Reaper 1 begins with difficulty level of Reaper 4.
Players should already be at their best going into this content not optimal farming it instead of elite.
2. Remove regular XP from Reaper run content.. Reaper has its own XP reward system.
Currently Reincarnation farming offers the optimal range of run once and move on to the next with first time bonuses while encompassing Favor, regular XP and Reaper XP and contribution towards past life.
3. Change the calculation mechanic for Reaper qualification to base level of quest + Skull difficulty.
Epic level content should not exclude level 30 players from content or penalize them as heavily as it does.
All epic raids should be able to be run by level 30's..
Von 5 should be able to be run and gain Reaper XP by level 30's even if it means they have to scale it up to 8 Skull (quest level 22 +8 skull) to meet the non-penalty threshold.
~not screw you level 29+ players, you cant even get in.. Reincarnate or Reroll..
4. The harder higher level content should base reward much better than it does.
Improve RXP/min calculations for higher level raids and Legendary content.
5. Add Reaper fragments to the end reward list for reaper run content..
These fragments can be converted into generic upgrade statuette, busts, whatevers..
effectively a variation of the slavers bust/statuettes and the old stone of change alchemical upgrades but usable on all items.
(do the same for Legendary content to drop mythic enhancers)
~ http://ddowiki.com/page/Item:Statuette_to_the_Gods
~ http://ddowiki.com/page/Item:Slave_Master%27s_Bust
Alchemical Rituals
~ http://ddowiki.com/page/Stone_of_Change
leave the random chance drop to get Mythic/Reaper bonused items for the luck factor.. but give a path to build these bonuses instead of pure random chance BS.
Argo: Degenerate Matter - 200
Jotmon (HC 30/42 , RC 36/36 , IC 12/21 , EC 29/36 , RP 85/158)
Jotlock (HC 38/42 , RC 0/36 , IC 15/21 , EC 36/36 , RP 36/158..favor toon)
Whatthetruck (HC 38/42 , RC 19/36 , IC 15/21 , EC 19/36 , RP 63/158)
if others succeed raising 200 times, but you don't succeed, i would say others have right to ask for more challenge but you would not, cause you pointed umd and raise make everybody able to succeed
psykopeta is finally baconpletionist because there isn't anything to delay it more - thelanis, where the gimps claim to be pros and noobs claim to be pros, no newbies allowed(unless they claim to be pros), we have enough drama w/o them. PS: I post only in the latest thread shown in main page, in the weird case u want something from me, feel free to send pm
Create a first life non-twink toon.
At level 2 run reaper 2
At level 3 run reaper 3 and so on and so forth.
Do not take a higher. Do not twink your gear... chest loot only.
Video your progress and let us know how it works out for you.
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Personally I feel that reaper mode has forced parties to play as intended. Eons ago there was thing called pen and paper. If your party did not work cohesively you all died. There were no rest shrine, there was no res shrine, there was your party with skill sets designed to function together to increase survive-ability.
In reaper mode the party must work cohesively to prevail. Before reaper, who buffed the cleric? All they do is stand back and heal... they don't need buffs. In reaper mode I will dump my last drop of SP, cast my last scroll and hand over any pot they need to keep them alive. I buff the cleric with everything I have to insure s/he is as protected, while saving my tail, as s/he can be by the spells/skills/gear I have. If the healers mana bar isn't full, I do not touch a lost soul.
Rarely do I encounter a character in reaper mode that is so nonviable that it is easier to just carry their stone. Sometimes you have to point out that they need to avoid X because they are not built for it, but mostly people figure out where their toon needs to be in reaper and they stay there.
Culling out or just not partying with low reaper xp characters is to your own detriment. Everyone starts at the beginning and the guy/gal you are carrying through reaper now may be the one carrying you through epics.
Quite simply it's not needed. To the extent it happens - it's likely a learning experience and infrequent. I doubt people are running quests with many deaths on a regular basis so no need to grieve them when things don't go as planned.
There is no real benefit to removing the difficulty most people are choosing. You don't need to run it if you don't like that difficulty.
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Mutiple sclerosis is a disease that damages the myelin sheath that protects the nerve cells in the brain. You can help multiple sclerosis improving lymph flow. New research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine suggests that lymphatic vessels that clean the brain of harmful material play a crucial role in the development and progression of multiple sclerosis. In 2015 lymphatic vessels were found in the brain. In 2017 the major outflow of cerebrospinal fluid was found to be through lymphatic vessels. That means the lymphatic system plays a major role in maintaining the brain. By improving lymph flow you can help the detoxification of cellular waste that may be contributing to the symptoms of multiple sclerosis.
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This product is what it says, an exfoliator with very fine particles in it designed to slough off dead skin cells. It's packaged in a tube so that you can squeeze out just the right amount. For myself, I use an amount of product a little less than 1/2 the size of a quarter (or should I say a dime-sized amount? lol). Anyways, a little goes a long way!
There is no detectable unpleasant smell to the product, and quite frankly I wouldn't care because it's all going to be washed off anyways. When I bought mine from Drugstore.com, I think I paid between $5-7 USD. It shouldn't be more than that and a tube can last a long time, even if using it daily.
To use this product, moisten your face and massage a little of this product all over. The micro particles are very dense...essentially this is the very opposite of the St. Ives Olive Scrub (reviewed already), the one I don't like. Because the particles are so small and so densely packed, it really scrubs and exfoliates all that dead skin off your face. What's left after you wash your face is very soft, very smooth, and brightened skin. Moreover, I find that after using this product my face has a just-had-a-facial glow, which lasts several days!
Now, the product description says that it can be used on a daily basis. For myself, I find that daily use is a little harsh on my skin; my skin becomes sensitive and stings when I proceed with my skincare routine. So I use it once or twice every week.
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Paris is to fashion week what Beyonce is to pop music – the undisputed queen – and while it's easier to attend the men's shows than haute couture or ready-to-wear, it's still a fraught process.
Newly Paris-based Australian writer Annabel Ross discovered a world every bit as glamorous and cliquey as you'd expect, with a few surprises.
Here's six things she learned trying to go behind the velvet rope.
1. Getting an invite is as difficult as you'd expect
I decided I'd like to try and attend fashion week quite late in the piece; the week before it started, in fact. This is inadvisable as media accreditation closes two months before each show.
My only option was to contact the PR teams of all the designers directly – I sent off some fifty emails –and hoped for the best (you'll also need a verified Paris address).
I got pretty lucky considering I'd left it so late, but if I'd gotten onto it earlier I might have had success with more of the higher-profile shows. It's not like fashion week in Melbourne and Sydney, where you can buy tickets. In Paris, unless you're accredited media, work in the fashion industry or a celebrity, you've got buckley's chance of getting an invite.
2. You will want to set fire to your wardrobe
I'm not going to lie; I went shopping before fashion week and spent a small fortune at Galeries Lafayette so I would look the part. Blame the Paris heatwave (sweat was my constant accessory all week) or first-timer panic, but I ended up buying pieces I would never normally buy – I'd been studying the fearless choices of those papped at previous fashion weeks – and one show in, decided they were wrong, all wrong.
I didn't have time to shop again, so had to make do with my existing wardrobe and the few things I bought that I didn't hate, and for the most part I felt like a peasant.
Basically, you're surrounded by the most fashionable people in the world, and when you're not at that level, clothes that you would ordinarily feel good in suddenly just won't do.
3. Making friends is tough, but not impossible
I made friends with the fashion assistant from Vogue Man of the Netherlands on the first day; he borrowed a pen and we got talking. He was lovely and undoubtedly the highlight of my fashion week – thanks to him I got into the A.P.C. party that night (a surprisingly low-key affair at a dingy but cool discoteca in the Pigalle) and he got me a seat next to him FROW at the Issey Miyake show.
It's fashion; it really is about who you know, and so making friends is all the more important when you know nobody at all. That said, I barely spoke to anyone else all week, so perhaps asking for a pen is the way forward.
4. Seating is hierarchical and cutthroat
Once you receive an invite – and they're old school, they like to post aesthetically pleasing invites in the mail for you to proudly brandish at the door – it will usually be colour coded and/or numbered in some kind of way to subtly indicate your level in the pecking order.
I was surprised to receive a last-minute invitation from Kenzo, and even more surprised when I read it as Aa, the front row. I'd taken a seat next to actress Natasha Lyonne and was already feeling more than a little uncomfortable when the rightful ticket-holder approached and I shuffled to my seat in Ad (I blame the cursive scrawl) a few rows back. Ouch.
5. Not all shows are created equal
So I missed out on the likes of Dior Homme, Balmain and Lanvin and I can only imagine what they were like, but the two biggest shows I attended, Issey Miyake and Kenzo, were suitably spectacular.
Issey was at the Universite Pierre and Marie Curie, the tiered grey concrete steps a perfect backdrop for the label's cool minimalism, and Kenzo's show had colourful abseilers performing acrobatics down the walls of the Lycee Camille-See.
It didn't necessarily make them the most interesting, though. Julius' basement show had an underground Berlin vibe, with techno that throbbed so hard chunks of plaster fell from the walls; at the the neon-hued Angus Chiang show, a couple of models strutted the catwalk with plastic bags on their heads; and in Henrik Vibskov's sleep-themed show, models sauntered between trippily patterned sleeping bags, unfurled and hanging in rows.
6. The people-watching beats the parade
The people-watching is out of this world at fashion week, and the more outre and/or renowned the label, the more attendees go all out with their sartorial choices.
The Issey Miyake crowd was a cornucopia of awesomeness – ridiculously attractive people in breathtakingly striking designs, many of them flouting one of Issey's popular Bao Bao bags, and some far-out choices including one fabulous paparazzo who looked primed for a fetish night at Berghain, and a guy swaddled in white bandages, mummy-style.
I saw some beautiful clothes in the parades, don't get me wrong, but it's what other people wear that really grabs your attention, and is why you feel so much pressure to make the right impression.
Paris Men's Fashion Week was equal parts fun and traumatic, and it's with no small amount of terror that I consider the prospect of attending both the haute couture shows, and my credit card bill at the end of this month.


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Sean was our DJ at our wedding in July and we were so impressed with his work. He was super receptive to our ideas and willing to offer advice with things that had worked well with him in past weddings. He met with us on two occasions to make sure that we were all set with our timeline and plan for the music selections which made us feel so much better about everything. He edited a few songs for our dances and for language, and sent them to us in advance to approve. He put up with a lot of family members with a smile on his face and we would recommend him to anyone looking for a reliable, talented, overall awesome DJ for their wedding or event!
Carrie Goodwin
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I used Atlas Pro DJs for the Dj at my wedding.. It was the best decision I ever made!! From our first conversation with him, to his responsiveness and attention to detail it was very clear we made the right choice! Their attention to detail completely blew me away!! Very professional and extremely detail oriented!! Hands down made my wedding effortless. They took care of things I didn't even know mattered!! Highly recommend! His professionalism Throughout our planning was astounding.. He promptly answered questions, clearly communicated what he needed from us, and was simply a really nice guy. On our wedding day, he was prepared, organized, and accommodating, and everything went perfectly. He seamlessly facilitated transitions between to the ceremony, dinner, and dancing locations as well as the toasts. I would fully recommend this company for everyone to use! I was completely satisfied and couldn't be more thankful for making our day even more special!!
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DJ Atlas(Sean Atlas) was our first vendor that we met with during our wedding planning process. Sean is a delight to work with. We met numerous times at a local coffee shop to help get a better understanding on what we wanted for our wedding night. The DJ is a very important aspect of the wedding reception. Sean was a very professional master of ceremonies and had a great grasp on how wedding receptions should and usually run. This was very helpful for us as we had to plan most of the wedding and reception ourselves without the help of an event planner. Sean was always able to answer any question that arose for us throughout the planning process. In short, Sean was a wealth of wedding knowledge that we were able to lean on. As for the ceremony, Sean did a fantastic job emceeing the ceremony. He was there and ready to go early to make sure our early guest had music to listen too as they started our cocktail hour. Sean was able to effectively coordinate with the on site coordinators and make sure everything went smoothly and without issue. Sean also took the extra time out of his busy schedule to meet with the Father of the Bride only a few short days before the ceremony. Our father was quite nervous about a toast he was giving and Sean was able to reassure him that everything would go well. Sean did a great job throughout the meal process of the reception especially with the toasts while keeping our guest entertained. As for music selection and keeping guest dancing and entertained, Sean did a great job and we couldn't be happier. We gave Sean a list Polish music that would mean so much for our guest to hear and he was able to integrate it smoothly. Sean played music that we would love to hear and kept in mind that types of music we wanted and didn't want played. For this we were very satisfied. Overall, Sean did a great job for us and we would absolutely recommend him to any and all friends who are looking for a DJ's for their ceremony.


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Verbier is a tremendous place with tremendous people. Very often you get wonderful places with not-so-wonderful people, but that's not the case here. Not at all. It is perhaps the buoyant atmosphere that has a unique magnetic pull; only ringing in the best sorts. We know that and if you've been here, you most likely know it too.
An ex-visitor of ours got in touch stating he'd love his time here so much he'd like to express this sentiment in our news section. We said 'Why not!' – well, we typed 'why not!'. One week later and he sent us a document expressing his love in the most charming and perhaps pompous way possible, but that's a tad what Verbier's like so it feels apt. So, without further ado, welcome Adler Nilsson.
I'm Adler Nilsson, a 33-year-old Swedish man who has resided in England from the age of 20 young and without intending to brag, I've been to many places. I have enjoyed a life of opulence not least part due to my Father and Mother's affluent occupations. To reiterate, I don't intend to brag; I say as it's vital you know that I know luxury well. Which I do and yet, my time in Verbier came as a shock.
Verbier is an absolute hound dog after only one thing: your pleasure. Which seems sinister, yes, but I often see write-ups referring to Verbier as charming and benign. Which it can be I guess, but I'd say it's more explosive than that. It's void of tact, only there to ensure you're having the best time possible. Like an in-your-face tour guide.
However, if Verbier was an in-your-face tour guide I wouldn't tell it to calm down or ask for another one, I'd ask them to stay long beyond was their stated stay time. I'd want them around all the time, so I could detract from their endless pool of fun at all times. Like, for example, when I'm feeling down-and-out in gloomy London. Or maybe, when my inherited wealth is at stake (not bragging, I promise). Or, when a slice of pizza burns the roof of my mouth. In those moments, those moments of anguish, I'd look to my in-your-face tour guide that is Verbier and say 'What have you got for me?'. And they'd give me joy. Endless joy.
As that's what Verbier is. And that's why I'm writing this.
The snow is the kind streak in Verbier. That's the aspect that picks you up when you're down. The aspect that makes sure you're happy. The cold glass of water on your bedside after a.. long night. Never before have I had such a flawless ski; abundant snow and peaks that no righteous being can indulge in.
The nightlife, well that's the part of Verbier that makes you remember them. That's the aspect that makes you want them around during the good times. That's the aspect that you think of when you've had a couple of beers. That aspect of Verbier grabbed my attention and considering I've been in some wild places (not bragging), it takes a lot to grab my attention.
The nourishments are the cultured aspect of Verbier. The aspect that makes you respect them. The aspect that makes you want to introduce them to all your friends. The aspect that makes you feel intelligent and well travelled. Verbier blew me away with their stylistic variation of wining and dining.
As I said, Verbier's a hound dog. There's only so much words can convey. All I say, is take the time to indulge Verbier's sincerest offerings, you won't regret it. I don't.
Always a pleasure to hear from our former guests. Adler is obviously one of the more eccentric sort, but we echo his message, entirely. Verbier is outstanding, there are no two ways about it. We'll always promote whatever pushes that. Got a story of your own? Feel free to get in touch.


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Why growth can't be jobless4 min read . Updated: 27 Sep 2010, 09:31 PM IST
Why growth can't be jobless
Why growth can't be jobless
Of the many problems that policymakers had glossed over in the lead-up to the worst downturn in several decades was the abysmal situation on the job front. Repeated reminders from agencies such as the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the United National Development Programme (UNDP), that the phenomenon of "jobless growth" witnessed particularly in developing countries would derail the global economy, were ignored in the glitz of high growth. A joint UNDP-ILO study conducted just before the onset of the recession provided evidence from the fast-growing Asian region that economic growth had failed to create enough jobs, improve income distribution and reduce poverty. In other words, the assumption that high growth would have helped in solving the worst forms of poverty was no more than a myth.
The growing mismatch between growth of gross domestic product (GDP) in real terms and employment, especially in developing countries, was one of the most understated features of the past three decades—a period that has witnessed an unprecedented level of global economic integration. Thus, in the period 2003-09, real GDP growth in developing countries averaged more than 6%, while employment grew by a mere 2%. Among the Asian countries, South Asia registered the most impressive employment growth at nearly 2.5%, but this was way below the average GDP growth of more than 7.5%.
However, despite this yawning gap between the growth of income and employment in developing countries, much of the discussion in the aftermath of the crisis has been on the severe job losses suffered in developed countries. Two recent developments have tried to rebalance the discussion somewhat. A conference held by the International Monetary Fund and ILO in Oslo this month on "The Challenges of Growth, Employment and Social Cohesion" raised policy questions posed by the steep rise in joblessness and the setback to growth and poverty reduction. The conference dwelt on the crucial problem that short-term job losses could trigger long-term unemployment, thus leading to the progressive loss of workers' skills and exclusion from the productive economy. At the same time, this year's Trade and Development Report of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development has brought into sharp relief the challenges developing countries face in creating additional jobs for their ever increasing workforce.
The challenges facing developing countries stem from the fact that many of these countries are beset with dualism: a modern sector with relatively high productivity sits beside a traditional sector (largely agriculture) which has been mired in a low-productivity trap. And while the modern sector experienced rapid growth since it was conjoined with the global economy, the traditional sector saw little of this dynamism. More importantly, the latter, having suffered from a policy bias against it in most developing countries, has seen a remarkable decline in fortunes. India is a case in point: The share of agriculture in GDP, which was nearly one-third in the late 1980s, had decreased to 17% two decades later. And this fall in its share in GDP occurred when the workforce dependent on the rural sector, which was more than two-thirds of the total in the early 1990s, showed very little change.
The continued dependence of a large segment of the workforce on agriculture in countries such as India occurred because of the inability of the rapidly growing modern sector to absorb labour. Evidence from India's organized industry, for instance, shows that in a majority of sectors, the share of wages has declined. This, along with an increase in the number of casual workers hired as well as an increase in the length of working day, portends a decrease in employment in the organized sector. Not surprisingly then, studies have pointed out that in the decade since the mid-1990s, the workforce in India's organized sector declined by more than 6%; in the manufacturing sector, the decline was nearly 18%.
Perhaps the more disturbing aspect of the conditions workers face is that even in the sectors that have experienced high growth rates, productivity gains have not been translated into higher wages. Consequently, domestic demand—more wages would mean more spending—did not increase as anticipated. This situation, it may be argued, has resulted from the very nature of this latest wave of globalization where global firms are consistently on the lookout for destinations offering cheap labour: They move country instead of raising wages. Clearly, it is this economic paradigm that is militating against workers.
However, the present crisis has shown quite unambiguously that this division of labour, which helped the developed countries indulge in high consumption, can no longer be sustained. There seems to be a near-consensus that the way forward is to allow developing countries such as China and India to generate more domestic demand. The best way of addressing this issue would be to adopt programmes for reducing inequality and poverty—since demand generated this way would outstrip demand generated any other way. The comity of nations must, therefore, provide strong support for achieving the UN's Millennium Development Goals, that are aimed at removing the scourge of inequality and poverty, in a time-bound manner. After all, helping the poor is no longer a matter of charity; it is imperative for the survival of the global economy.
Biswajit Dhar is director general at Research and Information System for Developing Countries, New Delhi.
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Chiara Ziek, long-time beloved school counselor, passed away on October 16th.
Mrs. Ziek was a cherished member of the Weehawken Family for over 20 years. She touched the lives of many co-workers & countless students in her career.
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Friday, October 19, 2018
4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Failla's Memorial Home
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Dr. Frazier is Ready to See You Now: Another FNN alumni is working her way to the top. Quaniece has always wanted to bring awareness to important issues. Whether it is cyberbullying or the dangers of the NFL, Quaniece will do whatever she can to help. Quaniece wants to help retired NFL players who suffer from Alzheimer's disease and other neurological conditions. It didn't surprise me that she majored in psychology at Tennessee State University. To be a psychologist you need to be compassionate and empathize with your clients. Quaniece fits the bill perfectly. If you need someone to talk to, Quaniece will be there to listen.
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Stir-fry Curry Udon Tofu
Servings: 2
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
1 packet of Udon
1 tsp olive oil
1 tbs Seame Oil
2 large eggs
212 grams of firm tofu
6oz bean sprouts
2 tbs Mama Lam's Curry Paste
Salt (if preferred)
Boil the udon as directed
Drain and run through cold water. Set aside
Scramble the eggs
Dice up the tofu
Reheat pan with olive oil. Once heated, cook the eggs halfway, then set aside
Heat pan with sesame oil and put the tofu in the pan and pan fry until golden. If preferred, sprinkle some salt on the tofu before setting aside.
Reheat the pan with oil and sautee the bean sprouts.
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A brother's search uncovers a lost Australian air war...
NSW lawyer Bob Cleworth went on an impossible search for his brother Reg, lost at the bottom of the South China Sea in a Catalina flying boat in 1945. He uncovered the incredible lost history of Australia's WWII RAAF flying boat crews who flew top-secret missions for legendary U.S. General Douglas MacArthur - only to be forgotten. Now, surviving WWII Cat crews speak up.
Join the RCMPA members and friends, WWII RAAF veterans and filmmaker Robert Cockburn for dinner at a special viewing of the first edit of Into the South China Sea at Rathmines Bowling Club. Tickets $58.50 ($50 for RCMPA members) for a two-course meal with the movie.
Is an Australian WWII air war officially forgotten after 70 years?
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Beauty Roundup: Teviant Beauty, Happy Skin's holiday shades, and a Spicy YouTube channel
Happy weekend, PV readers! Now I know you are all still trying to recover from the recent Black Friday and Cyber Monday madness, but this week's roundup might make you want to shop just a little bit more. We've spotted new shades from Generation Happy Skin, a K-Beauty collab with a huge fashion house, the iconic ABH highlighter, and your new YouTube channel obsession. Plus, there's a new celebrity makeup artist collab that got us giddy with excitement! Are you ready? Let's go!
The local beauty community was #shookt when makeup artist to the stars Albert Kurniawan suddenly announced the launch of his very own makeup line! Called Teviant after his mom, the line includes eyeliners, brow products, mascara, as well as falsies and lash curlers. The highlight is the luxe eyeshadow palettes that were made in collaboration with his muse, Heart Evangelista! The Love Marie for Teviant collection features the four 12-piece eyeshadow palettes in Amore, Mademoiselle, Queen, and Señorita (P2,450 each). Who else is putting in their pre-order at the Teviant website?!
The perfect holiday shades
'Tis the season to be jolly indeed! Happy Skin Cosmetics has some awesome news - they've just come out with two new shades of their best selling Kiss & Bloom Water Lip & Cheek Tints (P299)! Now part of the Generation Happy Skin Line, you can now shop the shades Tough (pinkish red) and Quirky (berry pink). You can also save a bit of money with their Holiday Set for just P598! Shop the new tints at Happy Skin stores or on their website here.
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This year just keeps getting better and better! Aside from Rihanna's lovable "Tutorial Tuesdays" on the FENTY Beauty YouTube, we can now look forward to another music and fashion legend starting a beauty channel - Victoria Beckham! Posh Spice is gearing up to relaunch her YouTube channel that will now focus on beauty. To celebrate 10 years in the industry, the busy mom and fashion mogul announced via her Instagram that she is in fact, uploading on her YouTube channel. We are so ready for makeup hacks, reviews, and future collabs! Are you excited?
Full story on ELLE UK
Silent night, glowy night
It's back!!! Anastasia Beverly Hills is bringing back the ultimate glow just in time for Christmas with the re-release of their famous Amrezy Highlighter ($28)! The champagne gold highlighter (which sold out immediately back in January) is coming back repackaged in a gorgeous black case with gold stars all over. The powder itself is pressed like waves and will make the perfect Christmas gift for any glow lover. Mark your calendars because it is set to drop on December 7 on Sephora!
Full story on Pop Sugar
Holy (Tony) Moly!
Turns out Moschino isn't only teaming up with clothing retailers - they've got makeup on the way, too! The fashion house, known for their loud and fun designs, have teamed up with K-beauty brand Tony Moly to create an entire collection of makeup perfect for everyone! The collection includes four shades of the Chic Stay Tint (liquid lippie), three shades of the Lip Market Matte Bar (bullet lipstick), two eye shadow palettes, a gel liner, the Chic Skin Essence Pact (for color correction), the Gold Edition Chic Skin Cushion, and the Floria Nutra Energy 100 Hours Cream for hydration! Shop it here and check out the entire collection via trendmood1's Instagram! We're crossing our fingers that the collection will be available in the PH, too!
Full story on Hypebae
Killin' the kilay game
Brow down to the Queen! I'm not going to lie: this is probably one of the most exciting collabs I've heard about in a while. YouTube beauty guru Desi Perkins is teaming up with Benefit Cosmetics to release a Brow Kit! YASSS HONEY! Known for her quirky videos and honest reviews, Desi rose to "kilay queen" status when she bravely showed her barely-there brows for one of her videos. Fast forward a couple of years and the Benefit Cosmetics Bomb Ass Brows Kit ($59) has everything you will need to slay your brow game.
Set to release on December 4 on Sephora and other Benefit stores, the kit includes the FoolProof Brow Powder, Precisely My Brow Pencil, 24-Hour Brow Setter Setting Gel, High Brow Highlighting Pencil, and a mini size of the Ka-Brow Cream Gel. The rose-gold kit also has the cutest makeup mirror and an angled brush with a spoolie at the end. Although these are all technically staples in several makeup bags, Desi swears by each and every one of these products, making them "Guru Approved." Would you grab this kit?
Full story on Allure
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When considering car maintenance for your Nissan, it's easy to forget about your filters. The oil filter, fuel filter, engine air filter, and cabin air filter are crucial parts of your Nissan that help make sure everything else inside runs smoothly. To keep you and your passengers safe and get the most out of your Nissan, you'll want to keep track of these filters and change them regularly. Here is all you need to know about the frequency and importance of these filter changes for your Nissan:
- Oil filter: A well-functioning oil filter will make a huge difference as far as the performance of your vehicle goes. There are many different models of oil filters, and a car care professional can tell you which filter will work best for your make and model. Regardless, metal shavings can build up in your oil filter, causing wear and tear in your vehicle. For this reason, you'll want to change your oil filter every time you change your oil, which should happen every 6 months or every 5,000 miles—whichever comes first.
- Fuel filter: The function of your fuel filter depends on the type of fuel you're using—either petroleum or diesel. Most Nissans, aside from the Titan XD, take petroleum, which means the fuel filter works to remove impurities from the gasoline you put into your car. Replacement of your fuel filter is a less regular car maintenance task, and usually is only necessary if it's causing a problem in your car, like hard starting or a loss of engine power. To be safe, we recommend you change the fuel filter on your Nissan every 40,000 to 80,000 miles.
- Engine air filter: The engine air filter has the important job of keeping dirt, debris, and dust from entering the engine's cylinders. Keeping it clean with periodic replacements is an important step toward optimal performance for your Nissan. If you think your engine is losing some power, bring your car in for maintenance and a professional will be able to quickly tell if your engine air filter needs to be replaced. Driving on gravel or country roads can cause more dirt to get into the filter, which means you'll probably want to change the filter every 15,000 miles. If you drive on expressways or in cities more often, every 30,000 miles should be a reasonable amount of time between replacements.
- Cabin air filter: A cabin air filter keeps the air that comes into the interior of your Nissan clean. Getting pesky airborne particles out of your car can have a huge impact on your driving experience, particularly if you have respiratory problems. The frequency with which you need to replace this filter varies by model, but most Nissans should have their cabin air filter replaced every 15,000 to 30,000 miles, though you may want to consult your owner's manual or a car care professional first before trying to replace it yourself.
Filters are the automotive unsung heroes that keep your driving experience optimal. Contact the experts at LexService and they can answer any question you might have about filter replacements for your Nissan or other Japanese vehicle in Torrance and Artesia. They also offer service, maintenance, and repairs on all Japanese car models, in case you do think it's time for a filter replacement. Don't just drive safe — drive smart!


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SAFF Suzuki Cup
Hosts Bangladesh eye semifinal berth
Published : Thursday, 6 September, 2018 at 10:27 AM Count : 490
Hosts Bangladesh will face Pakistan in the seven-nation 12th SAFF Suzuki Cup 2018 at Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka on Thursday.
A victory for each team in the match beginning at 7pm will ensure a last four spot in the seven-nation football extravaganza.
Two losing sides of the group -- Nepal and Bhutan -- will lock horns for their survival at 4 pm also on Thursday. The defeated team will be eliminated from the race.
Hosts Bangladesh and Pakistan are dominating the Group A securing full three points from their first matches while Nepal and Bhutan are yet to open the account losing their respective first match, UNB reports.
Nepal lost to Pakistan by 1-2 goals while Bhutan conceded 0-2 goal defeat against Bangladesh in identical fashions.
Ahead of the 2nd match against Pakistan, Bangladesh coach Jamie Day was cautious to keep his foot in the ground.
Bangladesh avoided practice session on Wednesday trying to kick the fatigue out.
"Pakistan is a strong team and they have a number of players who have experiences of playing football in Europe. They are also good in counter attacks. It's an important match for us and we'll be cautious not to make any mistakes," said the Bangladesh coach.
Pakistan's Brazilian coach Antonio Nogueria was fully confident of the challenge.
"We're back at the international scene with a bang. We have a plan to give our best and we did the best. We were the more attacking team and we will continue to do that," he said.
Pakistan team are more efficient on the counterattack with forward Saadullah and Muhammad Ali leading the front. Guided by experienced Zesh Rehman, Pakistani four backs were also well-organised to foil Bangladesh attacks.
Nepal and Bhutan go through their battle of existence in the SAFF Championship.
Penalties and counterattacks ruled the opening day's matches on Tuesday as both the Himalayan countries (Nepal and Bhutan) conceded defeat in their openers.
Pakistan took the lead off a penalty and netted the winner off a quick counterattack in the dying minutes. Bangladesh also nailed Bhutan with an early penalty and struck the second off a speedy counterattack early after the re-start.
Nepal coach Bal Gopal Maharjan has a good confidence on his attacking trio -- Bharat Khawas, Bimal Bharti Magar and Nawjug Shreshta -- who are able to deliver when required.
"I admit that they lacked the right rhythm against Pakistan, but I believe our time is not over. We have another two very hard matches to prove our worth," he said.
Nepal have to work on its defence also as the defenders provided more space for their opponents in the crucial stages.
Bhutan saw their talisman Chencho Gyaltsen failing to make the impact and let the team down missing an open net against Bangladesh.
Tightly marked by the defenders, Chencho was looking for the air with the supply from the midfield also being relatively short. Bhutan have to rise on the occasion to save them from elimination.