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Illuminate your soul in the spiritually blessed town of Uttarakhand, Devalgarh. Endowed with the beauty of pristine shrines, this tourism destination owns its name from the revered King Deval of Kangra who established the town in 1512 in the Pauri Garhwal district of Garhwal Region. Located at a short distance from the popular tourist destination of Khirsu, Devalgarh was once the Capital of the Garhwal Kingdom in the 16th Century before it was transposed to Srinagar. Considered one of those small towns that are rich in architecture, Devalgarh is best known for its group of ancient temples like Gaura Devi which is one of the Sidhpeethas, devoted to the divine Goddess Gauri and built by Lord Kubera in 7th Century AD.
Not only does the temple offer a heartwarming view of the Himalayas but also calls out to pilgrims for an annual fair which is organized during the harvest season. Besides, there is one more sacred shrine known as Maa Raj Rajeshwari which dedicated to the local deity of Garhwal. Nurturing archaeological importance the temple is swarmed by pilgrims also for the annual fair that is held here in April. Other must visit places you can take a tour to in Devalgarh are Som ki danda and Laxmi Narayan temple. Our Devalgarh travel guide is overflowing with information on best places to visit and amazing things to do in and around Devalgarh, which makes it quite essential for the travellers looking for an impeccable travelling experience. Also, handcrafted for you are the varied holiday packages by Tour My India that ensure a vacation unlike any other.
Ideally, summers and the early onset of winters are considered the perfect time to visit Devalgarh for the holidays. During the monsoon the place receives heavy rainfall that sometimes leads to roadblocks and landslides, making it a bit difficult to visit Devalgarh.
The pleasant weather in summer is calling out to you to come and spend a vacation in Devalgarh. Starting from March to June, summer is the season when the temperature ranges from 20°C to 35°C and is considered one of the best time to explore the beauty of Devalgarh and relax.
Relish in the soothing aura of the monsoon season in Devalgarh for a one of a kind holiday experience. Commencing from July to September, the monsoon is the time when the temperature in Devalgarh ranges from 15°C to 25°C which makes the town look even livelier and refreshed. There is also a certain possibility of heavy rainfall in Devalgarh and hence it is advised to check the weather forecast before planning your vacation.
With the nearing end of September comes winters starting from the months of October to February, which is considered the best time to visit Devalgarh. The temperature ranges between 15°C and 0°C with a slight possibility of snowfall, adding more reasons for you to spend your holidays in Devalgarh.
This tourist destination of Devalgarh which is blessed with a number of beautifully sculpted temples doesn't have accommodation options nestled along. But much to your relief there is Khirsu which is located at a short distance from Devalgarh and has a number of homestays and budget hotels which are just perfect for a vacation. Together with good facilities in these staying options, you get a chance to witness the lush greenery and red apple orchards blooming in Khirsu.
The best way to reach this historically important town is by road as its well connected to major parts of Uttarakhand. Besides, depending on your comfort you can also choose to travel by air and rail. However, the final stretch of the journey has to be done by road only.
Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport to Devalgarh as it located some 140 km away in Dehradun. From here, you can easily get access to cabs to reach Devalgarh.
Deboard at Rishikesh Railway Station located around 123 km or at Haridwar Railway station which is 145 km from Devalgarh and has better rail connectivity than Rishikesh.One has to hire a cab to reach Devalgarh from Haridwar.
The small town of Devalgarh is well connected to other tourism destinations of Uttarakhand like Rishikesh, Kotdwar, Dehradun, Nainital, Almora along with Delhi by road. Buses and cab services are available from these places for Devalgarh.


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Over the last three months, seven new organisations joined the ZDHC Roadmap to Zero Programme, an industry collaboration of brands, value chain partners and associates, driving the industry towards more sustainable chemistry.
Joining ZDHC, these organisations commit to a strengthened responsibility towards better chemical management practices. Also, they will adopt the ZDHC tools, such as the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substances List (ZDHC MRSL) and the ZDHC Wastewater Guidelines, and implement them into their value chains.
"We're happy about the seven new organisations joining our efforts," says Frank Michel, ZDHC Executive Director. "With ASOS we join forces with one of the biggest British online retailers and we're looking forward to their expert input. With Sustainable Textile Solutions (STS), we onboard one of our Accredited Training Providers."
With the additional organisations, the total number of ZDHC Contributors is 116.

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By Rang De Bangalore Chapter Members
It all started when Archana wrote to the Rang De Bangalore Chapter Group in early January, asking if walking near MG Road in Bangalore on Republic Day with Rang De gear to spread awareness about Rang De, would look silly! Ten of us Rang De Bangalore Chapter members did exactly that and all of us felt that it was anything but silly!
Rang De Bangalore Chapter members shrugged off their holiday blues and join the march at 11.00 AM on the 61st Indian Republic Day.
After all the emails, phone calls and messages sent, logistics efforts, attempts to obtain permission from police (which apparently wasn't needed), we eventually met at Cauvery Emporium junction on MG Road. The march started from Cauvery Emporium as planned. Two groups were formed — Group1 took the Church St — MG Rd — Brigade Rd route, while Group2 went to Garuda Mall and surrounding areas in our Rang De T-shirts. Everyone carried enough Rang De bookmarks and Rang De Experience (RDXp) vouchers to give out and each group had a Rang De poster. The posters and the t-shirts attracted the attention of quite a lot of the people on the streets. Here's what happened with each of the groups.
Group1: As more people came out of the Parade Grounds after attending the official Republic Day program, the crowd on the streets got larger. A few of us stood at key junctions for 5 mins each, handed out bookmarks, and spoke to people about Rang De. At least a couple dozen people intently listened to what we said, asked questions to know more and were happy to pick up an RDXp and try it all out by themselves! Sumit puts it this way: "It was quite the usual direct marketing pitch — complete with a 20% attention-grabbing rate, to a 10% 'really-listening-to-what-you-say' set, and a very satisfying around 5% potential investors.."
Rang De Bangalore Chapter members Sumit and Karthik explain how Rang De works with a couple of interested people on Brigade Road.
Since most of us were first-timers at street marketing, we tried out different approaches to capture the attention of the passers-by, such as, "Would you like to have a free bookmark?", "Can I give you Rs.100?", "Get rid of poverty!" etc.. that seemed to work quite well!
Some of the people interested in Rang De included a manager at the Reserve Bank of India, a long-time investor on Kiva, an event manager, and such others! There was one gentleman who picked up a bookmark and then loudly read "knockout poverty" written on the poster and confidently commented — "ha! that can never happen!" He unfortunately didn't have time on his hand to listen to us talk about how Rang De has confidently set out to achieve that same objective!
Some of the questions people raised included, "what states are you actively involved in?", "how do you ensure low default rates in repayments?" and "are the returns guaranteed?" and such other questions, which were satisfactorily answered.
Karthik also visited popular bookstores including Gangarams, Blossoms and left bookmarks at the cash register, to be given out to book-buyers. Other stores visited included Archies and Spencers supermarket and received a good response! Overall, the walk and discussions with people was quite pleasant. We felt the bookmark, and experience voucher — both are an awesome complementary pair of ideas!!
Group2 visited Garuda Mall. As we were not permitted to carry posters inside the mall, a couple of volunteers went inside armed with bookmarks and RDXp vouchers, while two others stayed at the mall entrance with the poster and bookmarks! Approaches similar to those adopted by group 1 were adopted to attract passers-by. The target audience included customers at Barista and Cafe Coffee Day, youth including college students who didn't know much about microfinance, and a variety of other people. A lot of people seemed interested, which drew this group to conclude that it might be better to target crowds at malls than on streets!
Rang De Bangalore Chapter members who made it back to the finish line, at around 1 pm!
Most volunteers have never met each other before; a few had joined the chapter less than a week ago and a couple of them (Neha and Madhavan) came to know about Rang De only on the day of the event! For most of us, "this was probably the most meaningful Republic Day in a long time", as Arjun put it across! So, a great mix of people, who got to know each other and about Rang De, and are gung-ho about taking part in future activities of Rang De!
The picture to the left has a hidden meaning to it — the construction work going on in the background is for the Bangalore Metro. It was taken with this construction in the background to highlight where the Rang De Bangalore Chapter is currently in — "Under Construction"!! We hope that the group won't remain at this stage for too long, but grow into a strong community of volunteers and investors, just as we hope for the Metro work to get completed soon as well!
Rang De is transitioning from a charitable trust to a Non Banking Financial Company. Check out our brand new peer-to-peer lending platform rangde.in


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Egypt Independent: Egypt's economy one of the strongest in the Middle East
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Director Christine Lagarde announced that Egypt's economy has become one of the highest growing economies in the Middle East.
Following a meeting with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, on the sidelines of the 73rd United Nations General Assembly, Lagarde said that "President Sisi and I discussed the progress under Egypt's economic reform program supported by the IMF's $12 billion Extended Fund Facility. Egypt's economy is showing strong signs of recovery, and its economic growth is among the highest in the Middle East."
Lagarde added the next step for Egypt to continue down this track of growth would be to depend more on the private sector, explaining that "We agreed on the importance of capitalizing on Egypt's macroeconomic gains to advance the authorities' home-grown structural reforms."


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Children & Youth Classes (DACCnDAYS)
MCAS Children & Youth Classes (DACCnDAYS) are formed to provide a structured Islamic study program for the children of converts in particular and the Muslim public in general. As such, priority is given to the child of a convert or a member of MCAS. Besides nurturing and inculcating Islamic values, the class hopes to instill in the students a sense of pride and responsibility in being Muslims. DACCnDAYS is a part-time religious class conducted every Sunday educating the Children with Religious Knowledge subjects and Quranic Literacy.
Mission Statement
We are committed to developing dynamic and exemplary Muslims by providing holistic education emphasising on the knowledge and application of the Quran and Sunnah in a stimulating and interactive environment.
We Aspire To
- Become positive agents of change, striving for continued excellence in our service delivery by ensuring exemplary conduct at all times
- Nurture a righteous, robust, resourceful, responsible and respected generation who are adaptable to future challenges while upholding their Muslim identity
- Equip our students with the fundamental teachings of Quran and Sunnah comprising Iman, Islam and Ihsan (Faith, Action and Exemplary conduct)
- Cultivate in our students the love for Allah and Rasullullah PBUH and the desire to attain Mardhatillah (Pleasures of Allah) through the manifestation of knowledge in their actions
- Create an environment where our students can develop the spirit of enquiry and practice Islamic culture
Our highly motivated teachers and unique curriculum provide progressive development for our youths in their search for knowledge and understanding of Islam. All classes are conducted fully in English.
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Every Sunday (except Public Holidays) throughout the year. No classes during June and December but holiday programmes may be organised for the students.
Time: 09:00am – 01:00pm
Venue: Madrasah Al-Ma'arif, No 3 Lorong 39 Geylang , Singapore 387865
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Suzanne "Suzie" Birchall was a friend of Gail Potter's and fellow lodger at 11 Coronation Street, home of Elsie Tanner, from 1977 to 1979. Young and vivacious, Suzie had affairs with Steve Fisher and Mike Baldwin before leaving Weatherfield for London when Elsie decided to sell the house (although she changed her mind after Suzie left).
Suzie returned in 1983, escaping from her marriage to abusive Terry Goodwin. She moved back into No.11 and took a job as a barmaid at the Rovers Return Inn but was thrown out by Elsie after trying to seduce Gail's husband Brian Tilsley.
1958-1978: The lodgersEdit
Suzie was born on 3rd May 1958, the only child of Bob and Margaret Birchall. She left home as a teenager, tired of Bob's controlling behaviour, and kept her whereabouts hidden from them.
In January 1977, Suzie looked for work in Coronation Street, close to her lodgings. Local employer Mike Baldwin was impressed with her enough to give her a job at his clothing shop Sylvia's Separates, where she worked with fellow teen Gail Potter. Suzie and Gail clashed initially as both considered themselves in charge but with Gail established as manageress they soon became friends.
In February, Suzie was thrown out of her lodgings and Gail's landlady Elsie Tanner let her stay the night at No.11. Keen to stay longer, Suzie went on a charm offensive and eventually Elsie relented, impressed at Suzie's cheek for lying to Elsie that her landlord was into Nazis. Confident and sassy, Suzie reminded Elsie of herself as a teenager and she was willing to give her a chance - although she refused to allow her to keep stray dog Albert, and was furious when Albert ruined a dress of hers. Suzie was the more worldly wise of herself and Gail, and she often talked sensible Gail into engaging in mischief with her, usually involving men; in July, when Elsie was on holiday, Suzie invited French student Roger Floriet to stay at No.11. Suzie and Gail both fell for him and he liked them both, and invited them to return to France with him, but he returned alone as he couldn't choose between them.
Later that year, Bob caught up with Suzie and arrived in Coronation Street, intending to take her back home with him, as Margaret had left him and he needed someone to cook and clean for him. Suzie was pleased that her mum had finally had the courage to leave her abusive husband but was distressed at having to deal with him. When Bob tried to manhandle Suzie into his car, Steve Fisher, van driver for Baldwin's Casuals, dragged him off. Bob admitted defeat and left.
Never one to put work first, Suzie's main concern was usually her love life. She considered going out with Steve, as he had fallen for her, but preferred older men. She was excited when Mike Baldwin asked her out but when Steve warned her that Mike was only trying to win a bet, she decided to stand him up. Suzie later went out with Mike anyway, won over by his flash lifestyle, but grew fed up when he didn't try it on, and got one over on him by inviting both Mike and Robin Smethurst to a disco with her, and going off with Robin. In 1978, Suzie decided that she wanted Steve after all and lured him to bed, despite Gail being interested in him.
1978-1979: Chasing a dreamEdit
Later that year, Mike decided to close the shop as he feared losing business from a large boutique which was about to open in the area. Suzie and Gail often closed the shop early and went to the Rovers and this gave Mike an excuse to sack them, and avoid paying redundancy money. When Steve found out that the girls had grounds for unfair dismissal, Suzie was interested in pursuing it but Gail convinced her that they should settle for compensation, which Mike was willing to pay if they kept quiet. After receiving their payments, Suzie and Gail decided to start new lives in London but Gail backed out, fearing the reality wouldn't live up to the dream and they'd have a horrible time. Suzie decided to go alone.
Only a few weeks later, Suzie returned to Weatherfield, having struggled for money in London and decided that she was better off at No.11 after all. She tried to save face by telling her friends that she had had a great time but Gail and Elsie saw through her facade. Suzie liked to impress others with stories of her exciting lifestyle and didn't like facing up to the truth - this extended to her line of work on her return to Weatherfield, which saw her demonstrating in a supermarket and boast to friends that she was a model. She also took up with her agency's owner Paul Stringer, who was fifty-two years old. Elsie didn't like Suzie using her house for sex with Paul and forbade it, although Suzie soon dumped Paul anyway as she was tired of continual late nights spend with him and felt like a slut when with him.
Over time, Suzie became more dissatisfied with her life and quit her demonstrating job. After a brief period phone canvassing selling dancing lessons, Suzie was offered a job as a trainee machinist at Baldwin's Casuals and surprised Steve and Mike with her skill as a machinist.
1979 saw Gail fall for Brian Tilsley and the pair get engaged. Suzie supported Gail and fought her corner against Ivy Tilsley, Brian's overprotective mother who didn't consider Gail good enough for Brian. A dance between Suzie and Brian temporarily caused a rift between Suzie and a jealous Gail, although they soon made up. In November, Gail and Brian married, with Suzie acting as bridesmaid, and Gail moved out of No.11. Elsie was in the process of moving to Torquay with her boyfriend Ron Mather and had decided to sell No.11. Determined to prolong her stay, Suzie put off prospective buyers and scared the neighbours by introducing them to her make-up wearing punk boyfriend Norman Mannion, and telling them that he was buying the house. However, after being warned by Elsie, and sacked by Mike for her poor timekeeping at the factory, Suzie decided she had had enough of Weatherfield and left for London.
1980-1983: ReturnEdit
As before, London didn't deliver the high life Suzie wanted. She never found long-term work and she married Terry Goodwin, who she left after three months as he was abusive. In January 1983, she returned to Weatherfield and found her old friends were welcoming, with Elsie agreeing to take her in, having decided not to sell the house after Suzie's departure some years earlier. Suzie shared a room with Marion Willis, who wasn't prepared to put up with her lazy, work-shy attitude and failure to pull her weight with the housekeeping and eventually moved into the front parlour.
In her time away, Suzie had gained bar experience and so Rovers potman Fred Gee was able to persuade landlady Annie Walker to take her on at the Rovers, even though they were fully staffed. Bet Lynch worried that she would be replaced as Suzie was instantly popular with the regulars, but when Bet and Betty Turpin returned to work, Annie duly gave Suzie her notice.
In April, Terry located Suzie and showed up at No.11, explaining to Suzie that his abusive behaviour was due to his depression over losing his job. Elsie initially tried to get them together but on seeing fresh bruises on Suzie's face decided to see Terry off herself, when he broke into the house and waited for Suzie. Suzie filed for divorce, and Terry agreed.
In the intervening few years, Gail had settled down with Brian and they had a son, Nicky. Suzie was annoyed when Gail boasted that she had the perfect family and set out to prove that Brian was nothing special by seducing him. She was surprised when he refused her advances and told Gail, who confronted Suzie and rowed with her. When Elsie broke up the row and listened to their versions of events - with Suzie saying that Brian had reciprocated - she chose to believe Gail and told Suzie that she wasn't welcome in her house anymore. Suzie thought Elsie would change her mind when she cooled down but the next day Elsie stood firm and threw Suzie out.
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- Suzie was a natural redhead, but often dyed her hair with peroxide. At one point in 1983, she lived with Elsie Tanner and Marion Willis, who were both also redheads.
- Suzie's wild ways incurred the wrath of one particular neighbour - Hilda Ogden. Shortly after moving into No.11, Suzie tried to do a favour for Elsie by cleaning her chimney by dropping a brick down it, but threw it down No.13's chimney instead, covering the Ogdens in soot. In 1978, Suzie put her foot through No.13's bedroom ceiling while moving around in the loftspace, instigating a war between Elsie and Hilda.
- Suzie and Steve Fisher were partners in a pram race in 1978, but were disqualified when Suzie drank half of Steve's pint at one of the pubs they visited as part of the pub crawl.
- Suzie didn't like being insulted. When Eddie Yeats told her she had a fat bottom, she got revenge by planting hard boiled eggs in the Ogdens' hen coop, which led to embarrassment for Eddie and Stan.
Background informationEdit
- Cheryl Murray was cast as Suzie in 1976 and renewed her initial four-episode contract when writers wanted the character to continue in the programme, with hopes that she would become the new Elsie Tanner. She first appeared in Episode 1668 on 10th January 1977.
- Suzie's key relationship in the show was her friendship with Gail Potter, and most of her storylines revolved around their antics. Murray believed that the success of the characters was due to the believability of their friendship, with worldly Suzie often protecting Gail.
- Suzie was written out in 1979 when Producer Bill Podmore decided that the character had run its course, particularly in light of Gail's marriage to Brian Tilsley and departure from No.11, which left Suzie as Elsie's sole lodger. Earlier in the year, Murray had considered leaving but had decided to stay with the programme, and was very upset that her contract wasn't being renewed.
- Murray later appeared as Suzie from January to June 1983. She appeared in 195 episodes in total.
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"The Most Exciting Motivational Speaker We Have Worked With"
Professor Manfred Rimpler
I have spoken in front of as many as 5000 attendees or to as small of 8 company directors and less. As far away as Sydney and back to my home country of Scotland. I have spoken for small new start-ups to multi-nationals of 8000 staff and more.
As a respected speaker I can offer you…
Keynote Speaker
Lecturer from 1-hour to full-day or more
Here is some feedback from a recent event in Birmingham, U.K where I worked with over 70 hair salon business owners. See the photo.
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I can speak on human behaviour in business, the latest marketing techniques and results, stories, motivating possability and more. I can also speak on any subject in any of my published books.
All of my talks are bespoke and take into account your circumstances and conditions. Below is a short clip from a talk I recently did just outside Tbilisi, in The Republic of Georgia for the 12 directors of an 8000 staff corporation specialising in import and distribution and haulage. The talk I created for them was a talk I named… I AM THE FUTURE. It was designed to help human understanding and show the team how their actions today create the future.
Here is another example of me training business owners to create and improve their very own direct marketing.
One student after attending this class went on to increase is business by £2.4 million in turnover. His initial impact was an increase of £42,000 in 12-hours after learning a new technique for harnessing the power of email.
Would you like me to train your team to increase your response rates?
Here is a lecture I did for around 300 business owners in London. I was asked if I could create a talk around response and creating effective and responsive advertising. That is exactly what I delivered.
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Here's My A Longer History of Public Speaking
As a trained speaker, I spent 21-years training at Bible school to lecture, speak and move people with thoughts as a fully trained ordained minister.
I have spoken at small conferences, large conferences of 5,000 plus, foreign speaking and translated conferences in The Republic of Georgia, Latvia, Singapore, Malaysia. These include large listed corporations, mid-sized middle management teams, CEO boardrooms, keynote speaker, team building and inspiring and as small as six persons in a new high street shop.
Regardless of the size, I guarantee your people will walk away inspired, provoked, called into action, thinking about new ideas. I can bespoke any of my talks to suit your people. My latest talk in the Republic of Georgia for a large 800 people corporation was entitled Building The Future Today (clip above).
I also boast over three decades running businesses since 1985, over two decades consulting businesses, heading major training masterclasses and one-on-one mentoring. I also boast some unusual strategies that have proven themselves time and time again.
Some Ancient 'stage' History
I first spoke on stage in 1978 while in my punk band Clone Youth. I then was asked to speak on stage in 1982 at a college in a speaking competition that I totally froze on! At one stage of my life, I was an ordained minister for 21 years. During that period I was a trained speaker to a depth that was probably unsurpassed. I spoke weekly during that period to hundreds.
From 1995 I spoke on stages to business owners mainly in the hairdressing industry as I was a salon owner and trainer at that time. From 2001 I began to get invites from all locations to come and speak to audiences. The first major event was in former Soviet state Latvia to over 1000 business owners in the hair and beauty industry.
In 2003 I had an invite to speak with Jay Abraham in London. From that one event, I began to get more and more invites to speak in different parts of the globe. Locations are below. At one stage I have spoken to groups as high as 5000 in one room.
I'd love to come and share what I know with your people.
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Southampton Music Hub and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra presents Family Proms — a spectacular celebration of music performed by, and for, families of all shapes and sizes from across the city.
Family Proms includes the chance to hear bass instruments as you've never heard them before, with performances from In at the Deep End: a quintet of musicians from Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra consisting of four of the lowest orchestral bass instruments — tuba, trombone, bassoon and double bass — plus percussion.
In at the Deep End will be joined by performers of all ages and abilities from the free Family Orchestra, Family Singing and Family Rock Jam workshops currently taking place across the city, alongside Fiona Funnell and Groove Merchant.


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Hints of Finding a Luxury Home Developer
Among the financial decisions that are difficult to make is buying a home.This therefore requires a person to do a careful analysis before he chooses to buy a home.So that to have a home which is good, you need to search for a developer who is professional and of good reputation.The significance of a developer who is trusted is that you will have a home which is quality as well as compliance with regulations.By doing so, you will have substandard conflicts about your home minimized.So that to have you home good, you ought to ensure your home is made by a developer who is experienced .This will help to have your needs met well.Important tips to follow so that to have a good home developer are as below.
You should that developer who has experience.Checking a developer's background will help you determine if a developer is experienced or not.Because developer available are many with no experience, checking background of a developer is important.So that to be sure whether a developer is good or not, you need to consider is history as well as his product portfolio.Long duration of service delivery by a developer will offer you an assurance that your developer is good.This is because long period in service delivery will mean that he has skills and experience to offer good services.So that to know work done by a developer, you need to assess his portfolio.The importance of portfolio assessment is that you will determine whether your developer is good or not.The information on a developer's portfolio will also help you to know whether he does quality construction, thus durability of your home.
Select that home developer who has a good reputation.Before choosing a home developer, you need to ensure that he has a good reputation.The effect of having a developer who is not good, is that you will have your home poorly developed.False talks concerning services offered by a developer will be prevented through what people say about a developer.You can also search online and have feedback of clients concerning services offered by a home developer. You should consider that home developer that is well spoken by clients so that to be sure of good services.Information of clients will be good because they are honest about the services they receive. In case ,comments of clients are positive then you should consider this developer because you will have quality services.
A developer, you need to consider is that who can meet the budget that you have.


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Q&A: Michigan economist discusses the market forces pushing electric vehicles, clean energy
Midwest Energy News, feat. Ellen Hughes-Cromwick
After serving 18 years as chief global economist at Ford Motor Co. and then as chief economist at the U.S. Department of Commerce under President Barack Obama, Ellen Hughes-Cromwick brings a market-driven perspective to the way energy use and transportation could mitigate the impacts of climate change.
In late July, Hughes-Cromwick started as senior economist at the University of Michigan's Energy Institute, where she will help lead research on this "intersection of energy, economics, policy, and human behavior."
Her new role comes as Michigan advocates, utilities, regulators and other stakeholders are debating next-generation transportation and mobility issues, and what policies the state should be enacting in order to build out electric vehicle infrastructure and boost deployment.
Best driverless tech going nowhere as regs stall under Trump
Bloomberg, feat. Huei Peng
The technology that gives cars superpowers to see around corners and through walls won't be on the first self-driving rides hitting the road in the next few years.
Vehicle-to-vehicle communication systems, known as V2V, are regarded as essential for fully automated travel, which could dramatically reduce traffic fatalities from around 40,000 in the U.S. last year. The tech enables cars to send signals back and forth to one another, improving their ability to foresee potential collisions and avert them.
Despite its promise, the tech is going nowhere fast. A push by regulators during the Obama administration to speed V2V to market has stalled under the Trump administration. Without rules requiring it, automakers including Ford Motor Co. are holding off on deploying $350-per-vehicle systems that aren't effective unless most cars have it.
Survey: Carbon tax on gas wouldn't cause much pain at the pump
Michigan Radio, feat. John DeCicco
More than 90% of people say they could handle paying an extra 36-cent tax on each gallon of gasoline without feeling financially stressed.
That's from the latest survey by the University of Michigan's Energy Institute.
Researcher John DeCicco says that 36 cents translates to a $40 per ton carbon tax, that could be imposed to offset the environmental damage from carbon emissions.
"In spite of how much everyone will say how much they they hate higher taxes, a $40 carbon tax would leave more than 90% in their comfort zone," says DeCicco.
New Urban Collaboratory tackles emerging city challenges
University of Michigan News, feat. Jerome Lynch and Geoffrey Thun
More residents without cars could get to jobs and training programs through a more strategic public transit system—one that supports the newest mobility technologies and the design of citywide mobility hubs.
A polluted creek that runs through town might flood less often and improve in water quality, thanks to a network of sensors that measure pollution and soil moisture—and inform an automated drain system.
Drinking water challenges brought on by aging infrastructure and declining population could be efficiently overcome with advanced risk-assessment tools.
Trump admin is mending friendships with carmakers
E&E ClimateWire, feat. EAB member Chris Grundler
Posted alongside U.S. EPA's explanation for reconsidering its vehicle pollution rules is a letter by an automaker asking the Trump administration to review the rules governing greenhouse gas emissions in cars.
The placement is unusual for an industry request and is just one example of how the current EPA has been seeking to go the extra mile to gratify an industry that felt shortchanged by the Obama administration.
Automakers went from standing and clapping with former President Obama in 2011 as he announced new tailpipe standards to lambasting his team in January for trying to lock-in the rules more than a year ahead of a scheduled review (Greenwire, Jan. 13).
Electric vehicle price is rising, but cost-per-mile is falling
Ars Technica
Around the world, the average price of electric vehicles (EVs) rose in 2016, but that's not necessarily cause for alarm according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). When the agency divided the list price of EVs with their range, it found a downward trend in how much bang an EV buyer is getting for their buck.
The average price of EVs sold around the world was at its lowest in 2012, according to data from the annually compiled World Energy Investment 2017 report. In the following five years, that number has been growing steadily—a trend you'd expect to worry advocates who think electrifying a significant part of the auto industry is one of the most important ways to make a dent in CO2 emissions. While higher prices reflect "faster growth in more expensive models," they don't "take account of increases in driving range through battery improvements," the IEA wrote.
How advocates helped lead Michigan's capital city to a future without coal
Midwest Energy News
Nearly 10 years ago, the municipally owned Lansing Board of Water & Light floated plans for a new $1 billion coal-fired power plant to replace an aging coal plant just south of the capital city's downtown.
While utility planning for the future looked quite different then, the proposal was met with swift backlash from many in the greater Lansing community who saw coal as a step backward. The BWL also wasn't alone among Michigan utilities at the time planning a future with more coal.
Based on public pressure and years-long community engagement, the BWL ended up building a 100 megawatt (MW) gas-powered cogeneration plant to effectively replace the 375 MW Eckert Plant.
2 Upper Midwest neighbors appear headed for divorce
E&E EnergyWire
Citing divergent energy policy priorities among two Upper Midwest neighbors, Xcel Energy Inc. is looking to legally separate its electric utility operations in Minnesota and North Dakota after more than a century operating as a combined system.
The Minneapolis-based utility notified its preference to form a separate North Dakota distribution utility — a process it warned that would take several years and cost millions of dollars.
North Dakota regulators have contracted with a consulting firm to help analyze the proposal as well as a number of other Xcel Energy projects, and they've referred the case to an administrative law judge.
Fact #995, September 18, 2017: Electric vehicle charging at home typically draws less than half the power of an electric furnace
Electric vehicles can be charged at power draws comparable to various household appliances. Most electric vehicles charging at home on a 240-volt level 2 charger will draw about 7,200 watts or less. For comparison, a typical electric furnace draws about 10,000 watts and a water heater uses 4,500 watts. The power draw for an electric vehicle is limited by either the electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) or the vehicle's onboard charger which limits the rate of electricity the vehicle can accept.
Citigroup joins corporate climate fight with swift energy pledge
Citigroup Inc. plans to purchase or produce all of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, the company said during Climate Week New York, an annual affair of energy- and climate-related events timed to correspond with the United Nations General Assembly.
Many companies have pledged to soon use only clean energy, but Citigroup's promise to make the transition within three years is speedier than most. Along with Estee Lauder Cos., Kellogg Co., DBS Bank Ltd. and Clif Bar & Co., the huge bank said this week it will be joining RE100, an initiative that records such pledges to become renewable-reliant. At least 110 companies have already signed on, including Apple Inc., BMW Group, Diageo Plc and Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (Bloomberg LP, the parent of Bloomberg News, is also a member.) Citigroup said that, as part of its renewable push, it will follow the lead of others by cutting energy waste while using on-site generation, long-term power-purchasing contracts and clean energy credits.
Another industry group asks agency to regulate carbon
E&E ClimateWire
More power companies are calling on U.S. EPA to regulate greenhouse gases rather than nix the Clean Power Plan.
The Coalition for Innovative Climate Solutions, a group that represents electric generating companies and service providers in 19 states, is asking EPA to provide industry with "regulatory certainty" by developing a replacement for the Obama-era regulation on carbon emissions from power plants.
Representatives for CICS, whose members include Xcel Energy Inc., Ameren Corp. and Entergy Corp., met with staff from EPA and the White House Office of Management and Budget last week to discuss how the agency might replace the rule. The meeting comes as EPA prepares to propose a rollback of the Clean Power Plan this fall.
What 'energy security' looks like in the 21st century
For nearly a decade, lobbyists, academics and politicians alike have hailed the shale revolution as the guarantor of U.S. energy security. U.S. President Donald Trump has even taken their expectations a step further, envisioning a world of American "energy dominance," where the country's oil exports would fortify the supplies of its closest allies. But as the severe fuel shortages that swept across Texas and Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Harvey have shown, America still heavily relies on those states' Gulf coasts to refine crude oil into gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products. True energy security, then, still seems to be just out of the United States' reach.
Lithium-ion battery production is surging, but at what cost?
Greentech Media
In his first Tesla Motors master plan, Elon Musk wrote, "The overarching purpose of Tesla Motors (and the reason I am funding the company) is to help expedite the move from a mine-and-burn hydrocarbon economy towards a solar electric economy, which I believe to be the primary, but not exclusive, sustainable solution."
Just over a decade later, it looks like that sustainable solution is within reach — solar deployments are booming and Tesla is leading the charge toward the greater proliferation of electric vehicles that can run on renewably generated electrons.
But as clean energy flourishes, the solutions from electric-vehicle companies and battery-makers have had a lot more to do with mining than Musk's manifesto would suggest.
Canada has too much clean electricity. Anybody want it?
E&E EnergyWire
Canada, a country that runs on almost 60 percent hydropower, has a problem: It has more clean electricity than it can use, and a whole lot more of it is on the way.
So, with a boldness that seems hardly Canadian, the country's utilities are hustling to sell it into U.S. markets. They are proposing to build new transmission lines and send many terawatt-hours (TWh) of low-carbon electricity a year into the United States — especially in the Northeast, where it may be key to helping states meet ambitious goals for clean energy.
French wind power capacity seen overtaking UK, Spain by 2030 – WindEurope
France is set to become Europe's second biggest generator of electricity from wind power behind Germany by 2030, overtaking the UK and Spain thanks to policies being put in place by the current government, according to an industry association.
WindEurope's chief executive Giles Dickson told a conference in Paris on Wednesday that France's outlook for offshore and onshore wind power projects was the best in Europe.
"France is number four in terms of installed capacity.We estimate that by 2030, thanks to the policies of the current government, France will overtake the United Kingdom and Spain in terms of installed capacity," Dickson said.
Will American forests fuel U.K. coal phaseout?
E&E GreenWire
The United Kingdom's break with coal may intensify the debate over a ready replacement: wood pellets from southeastern U.S. forests.
An environmental group opposed to the burning of wood pellets for fuel warned that fueling power plants with wood isn't a clean alternative to coal, which Prime Minister Theresa May said the United Kingdom will phase out by 2025.
"A reduction in global coal burning would benefit the environment, but not if coal is swapped for wood pellets," said David Carr, general counsel for the Southern Environmental Law Center, in a news release yesterday. "Burning wood pellets still produces vast amounts of carbon pollution and threatens our Southern forests."


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Leaders & Focus
"Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work at hand. The sun's rays do not burn until brought into focus" - Alexander Graham Bell
Time seems to fly by, and this year is no different. It's already December, which means 2019 is right around the corner. Regardless of what kind of business you're in, it doesn't seem like 2019 is going to be any less tricky to navigate than 2018 was.
There are so many things coming at us as leaders these days. And each of them presents itself as though it's the most important item on your agenda. Every fire your're supposed to put out is the hottest one, every call you have to answer is the most urgent one, etc. So, you spend your day moving faster than the speed of sound in 20 different directions- and not really feeling like you're getting anywhere.
There are very few things more important to a leader than focus. I don't just mean that the organisation as a whole needs to be focused, although it does. I'm talking about you personally, as the leader. What do you actually spend your time doing? Unfortunately, for most leaders, the answer is probably that you spend most of your time oiling the squeakiest wheel.
It can't be that way. Your skills and abilities need to be applied where you can have the most impact. Too many leaders spend most of their careers doing things they're not very good at because they get pulled into it and can't get out. You can't let that happen.
Every year I ask myself the same four questions. This isn't original; I borrowed it from somebody else. Here they are:
- What do I need to stop doing?
- What do I need to delegate to someone else here at the firm?
- What do I need to outsource to an expert?
- What do I need to re-engineer?
Think about the impact it could have on your ability to focus if you came up with just one answer to each question (hint: there are many answers to those questions). What would it mean to get those things off your plate?
If you're serious about effectively leading your business, you have to determine where you spend your time, and you have to be ruthless about it. Without focus you'll be constantly busy without ever accomplishing anything. With it, you'll begin accomplishing the things that matter most to you.
Article reproduced with the kind permission of Matt Heemstra
Matt is a director of Cain Ellsworth & Co. LLP, USA.
For over fifteen years, he has worked with small and mid-size businesses helping them to envision their future and then make it happen.
Matt heads up Growth & Profit solutions (GPS), a division of Cain Ellsworth


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SIR Alex Ferguson has challenged his Manchester United side to maintain their winning formula and be ready to take advantage if Barclays Premiership leaders Chelsea slip up.
The Red Devils took their points tally to 19 from the last seven league games as goals from Ruud Van Nistelrooy and Wayne Rooney earned a 2-0 win at Aston Villa.
United are now only six points behind Chelsea, whose game in hand will be against Arsenal at Highbury tomorrow when Ferguson will be hoping for a favour from his long-time adversary Arsene Wenger.
Ferguson said: "Nineteen points from seven games means we are on a good run but we just need to keep going. That's the only thing we can do.
"If Chelsea slip up we want to be the team that is nearest to them. I'm having an early Christmas lunch with the family on Sunday but I'll still watch the Arsenal-Chelsea game.
"Arsenal's record against Chelsea at Highbury is very good and their general home record this season has been good. I'm just hoping we get the result we would want on Sunday."
Ferguson has been full of praise for his side's response since their Champions League exit, which ended the club's European interest this season.
He said: "The only thing you can do is respond. You can let things die or get off your backside and get on the pitch and do something about it.
"In fairness to the lads they have worked their socks off in the last few weeks.
"Confidence is a factor without question and the second goal against Wigan on Wednesday was important because in our home games this season we've not been taking that second chance and let teams off the hook.
"That second goal brought a confidence to our play and it carried on today."
Van Nistelrooy and Rooney posed all kinds of problems for a Villa side clearly missing the influence of central defender and skipper Olof Mellberg.
Ferguson said: "The front two are doing great. Ruud today was fantastic and Wayne, of course, produces his moments. I was pleased today as well for (Cristiano) Ronaldo because he has had a spell where his confidence has been a little bit down.
"A lot has happened in his life in the last few months and we are trying to ease him back and get his confidence back and as the game wore on he looked more confident.
"It was great to see because he is a wonderful talent. Park Ji-Sung also just needs goal to give him the confidence of goal-scoring but his general play is very good."
Villa boss David O'Leary was forced to play Aaron Hughes alongside Liam Ridgewell in the heart of the defence but they were powerless to halt United.
O'Leary said: "I have to praise Manchester United. No excuses. We were outclassed. The best team won. The last thing you want is to be against Van Nistelrooy and Rooney with the vulnerability we have down the centre.
"They are the last team you would want to be playing. I tried to play Gavin McCann in front of the back four as a bit of protection but it wasn't working.
"I felt I had to go back to the way I like playing and, if that meant we were opened up a bit more, so be it.
"We gave a soft second goal. We had a 15-minute spell when we might have panicked them a little when Milan Baros hit the bar.
"At 2-1, you never know. They might have got nervous. The two goals were soft goals, right down the centre of our defence, but I was aware of that area before we went into the game.
"I am not making excuses. I haven't got a defensive pair. That's life. We are missing Mellberg. What we've got there, we've got to with.
"Aaron tried to do his best for us but he is a right-back. Ridgewell is trying to do his best but we were outclassed by a team who love coming here. They were in another league to us."
United: 'We need to keep going' - Fergie
SIR Alex Ferguson has challenged his Manchester United side to maintain their winning formula and be ready to take advantage if Barclays Premiership leaders Chelsea slip up.


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Fort William Scottish Highlands
Based in Fort William, in the shadow of the mighty Ben Nevis, this year's adventure is the best rail journeys in the Scottish Highlands. The Jacobite rail journey from Fort William, through the Highlands onto Mallaig is described as one of the greatest in the world. Coupled with this is the stunning train journey from the Kyle of Lochalsh to Dingwall and the chance to spot "Nessie" from the banks of Loch Ness. All in all this extremely popular holiday offers the most amazing scenery the Scottish Highlands has to offer.
|25th May – 1st June 2019
|7 nights
|14th – 21st September 2019
|7 nights
Price per person on Half Board Basis. Single Supplement £100pp
Alexandra Hotel
The Alexandra Hotel offers a traditional Scottish Highland warm welcome in the heart of Fort William, close to shops and other amenities. Located in the foothills of the mighty Ben Nevis Mountain, the Alexandra has 93 comfortable, modern bedrooms all benefiting from en-suite bathrooms, telephone, television and tea/coffee making facilities.
Day 1 – We travel to our overnight stop with suitable and interesting stops along the way.
Day 2 – Further north we go as we head into Scotland and to Stirling Castle, its then onto Callander at lunchtime. A couple of hours of ever changing glens and munro's brings us to Fort William for the next 5 nights.
Day 3 – The Jacobite from Fort William to Mallaig is said to be the World's Greatest Railway Journey with 42 miles behind a classic steam train passing over Glenfinnan Viaduct, with brief stops at Scotland's most westerly station, Scotland's deepest Loch and shortest river allowing us time in Mallaig.
Day 4 – Even more spectacular scenery today including Mam Ratagan (weather permitting) and views across to the Fiver Sisters of Kintail which takes us to the Kyle of Lochalsh for our trip by diesel train on the Kyle Line, a railway which took 27 years to build and is 80 miles long. On reaching Dingwall we have time ti stretch our legs before returning to Fort William aldon the banks of Loch Ness.
Day 5 – Strathspey Steam Railway operates from Aviemore via Boat of Garten to Broomhill which you may know as Glenbogle from BBC's Monarch of the Glen, our train ride today includes a light lunch served en route.
Day 6 – It's not all on the rails through as a whole day is spent around Fort William with the chance to take a cable car up AonachMor (price not included), sensational views on a clear day just over half way up Ben Nevis, Clan Cameron Museum, Neptunes Staircase and Spean Bridge.
Day 7 – Today we head back over Glen Coe but this time along the banks of Loch Lomond to Luss and Gretna Green to our overnight hotel in the far north of England.
Day 8 – Saturday, continue home with suitable refreshment stops along the way.
Perth & The Edinburgh Tattoo
Perth is steeped in history. Sitting astride the "Silver River Tay", famous worldwide for its salmon fishing and its water as an essential ingredient of fine whiskies. The Edinburgh Tattoo is in its 68th year. Since the first Tattoo in 1950 more than 14 million people have attended with an annual audience of around 220,000.
|11th – 16th August 2019
|5 nights
Half Board (except on the day of The Tattoo). Single Supplement £85pp
The Salutation Hotel
The oldest established hotel in Scotland, the Salutation has been welcoming guests through its doors since 1699. One of the most famous guests to sample the hospitality was Bonnie Prince Charlie who stayed in 1745, at the height if his struggle to regain the throne for the Stuart Kings. The welcome now is as warm as it ever was. 'The Sally' as it is affectionately know, offers tradition hospitality with all modern comforts in its 84 bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. All bedrooms have flat screen televisions, refreshments tray and direct dial telephones. The hotel has a lift to all floors.
Itinerary –
Day 1 – We head to our overnight hotel in the north east of England with comfort stops en route.
Day 2 – after breakfast we head up to the borders and spend lunchtime in Berwick Upon Tweed, arriving in Perth late afternoon.
Day 3 – a wonderful scenic day exploring Tayside, firstly we visit Pitlochry before driving to the Queens View, a stunning view of Loch Tummel before driving along the Loch then onto Aberfeldy.
Day 4 – At lunchtime we head to Edinburgh where we take a guided tour of the city, after free time for a meal (not included) we then head to the Castle for the highlight of the tour, the Edinburgh Tattoo.
Day 5 – After our late night we have free time in Perth before setting off after lunch for the beautiful town of Dundee, on the banks of the River Tay.
Day 6 – Early breakfast and head south towards home with comfort stops en route arriving back early evening.


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Sucker's Dance
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When washed up ex-police officer Cole Pierce finds a job with an insurance company investigating worker's compensation fraud, he is unwittingly set up as the fall guy for a murderous gang who have been using a construction company as their own private ATM. Pierce uncovers the plot, and is framed for several murders, finding himself on the run from the law and the real murderers. He joins with an executive from the insurance company, Walt McCallum, and his daughter, Katie, both of whom are also set up by the gang, to prove their innocence.
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YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK: Funding 'Humanized Mice' Using Tissue From Aborted Babies
You probably don't know this, but your tax dollars have been used by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to create "humanized mice" implanted with tissues taken from aborted babies.
As CNS News reports, a scientist attending "The New Humanized Rodent Model Workshop" sponsored by NIH in 2007, described the "SCID-hu Thy/Liv mouse model." According to the AIDS Research and Therapy journal's summary, the mouse was constructed with "human fetal liver and thymus (20-24 g.w.)." As CNS explains, "It was 'humanized' with organs taken from babies five to six months after conception." The summary continued, "A single donor (one baby) provides sufficient tissue to implant 50-60 mice."
In 2014, NIH employees described their new "humanized mouse," the "TKO-BLT":
Triple Knock Out (TKO) mice that are bone marrow, liver, thymus (BLT)-humanized become highly reconstituted with human immune cells and tissues.
The newer mouse used organs from babies in a slightly younger age range than the babies described at the 2007 NIH workshop.
The 2014 description continued, "Seventeen to 22 week gestational tissues … were prepared in a biological safety hood by cutting the tissues into 1-2mm³ pieces and placing them in a covered petri dish on ice in matrigel. … The tissues were divided to give the surgeons approximately the same amount of liver tissue as thymus. … Tissue was transplanted under a single kidney for each animal."
In late 2016, the Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives reported about the harvesting of fetal tissues at abortion clinics to make a "humanized mouse." It wrote, "In the most extreme example of this research model, human fetal progenitors from blood, liver, and thymus are used to create a 'BLT' mouse that reconstitutes many aspects of the immature human immune system."
A Harvard University backgrounder has stated that fetal tissue researchers preferred using tissue from aborted babies rather than from miscarriages, writing:
Almost all miscarriages happen at home or in locations in which fetal material is not recovered and, importantly, preserved in a usable state. Just as obtaining tissue during a scheduled surgery or an in-hospital autopsy soon after death provides tissue that is untainted by decay relative to obtaining those same tissues from the morgue or a funeral home, obtaining fetal material from elective pregnancy termination is far superior to obtaining whatever material might be recoverable following spontaneous miscarriage, even assuming a mechanism existed for the collection of such material.
NIH admits it spent $67 million on human fetal tissue research in fiscal 2013; $76 million in fiscal 2014; $80 million in fiscal 2015; $103 million in fiscal 2016; and $107 million in fiscal 2017.


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Welcome to Ecogeographer – a place that sets out to chart new journeys in digital design and sustainability. Ecogeographer is run by me, Dominica Williamson (usually known as Dom). I am an artist and designer based in Cornwall and I am big into collaborative interdisciplinary work, movement and surf. I am a freelancer and work within the field of multidisciplinary design with a focus on Co and Community Design, Digital and Open Source design.
At the moment I am working with photographers, scientists and communities on a project called Coral Communities. I've just held a Leverhulme-artist-in-residency project at the University of Plymouth with Geographers, which we are publishing and co-developing throughout 2018 and 2019. Before that I worked with archaeologists and the community on an award winning project called the Giant's Quoit.
Blog entries are sketchbook like in nature and are about green auditing, overseas talks, some client work and self-initiated projects that are developing like Plant and Place and Disposable Cup. The project area contains recent client work.
In the past I have created pipeline stuff with a programmer which was published. I blog about this at theirwork, a project which was piloted and so the blog doesn't make much sense to an external audience—it's a place for managing my mapping ideas. Mapping, art, design and sustainability are central to my work and these are the areas I have studied to post graduate level, and with a First-class honours (Goldsmiths University). In the future, I want to connect with hard core graphic designers, sound artists and typographers to map co-feelings that emerge and to build on communicating ideas.
I am a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and the Eden Project Florilegium Society, and I advise three non-profit organisations–Green Map System as a board member, Sustrust as a trustee and the Eden Project Florilegium Society as a committee member.
Published work
Paper n.d. Martin, J., Putt. R., Williamson, D. 'Thinking Outside the Box: A Visual and Sensory Landscape Journey to Capture Perceptual Values'.
Illustrations in press: (2018) Home of Springs, Trengwainton: A Story of People, Plants and Place.
Illustrations: Franklin, R. (2018) A Coming of Age: Celebrating 18 Years of Botanical Painting by The Eden Project Florilegium Society London: Two Rivers Press.
Designed: Richards, P. (2014) A Monument Like No Other: The Restoration of Carwynnen Quoit, Cornwall: The Sustainable Trust.
Illustrated: 'Embedded' (2014) Andy Hughes, Gyre: The Plastic Ocean, Anchorage Museum, Rasmuson Center, Alaska: Booth Clibborn Editions.
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Featured: Fuad-Luke, A. (2005) 'Green Map Atlas', The Eco Design Handbook, London: Thames and Hudson (2nd edition) p.177.
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Magazine for Schools, Warwickshire: DATA, Summer 2001, p.20.
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NCAA, "You boys have been bad!"
Buckeyes, "Yes and we are soooo sorry, but can we play in the bowl game,
can we, can we?"
NCAA, "OK, but you kids can't play for 5 games next season!"
With 4 of the offenders juniors in elligibility, they will most likely jump to the NFL draft, avoiding any real punishment. Sure, they have to repay the money they received, but an NFL agent will pick up the tab, considering it a drop in the bucket.
Way to show 'em, NCAA!


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Manafort Trial Gets Off to a Quick Start as Jury Is Seated
While circuitously associated, Russia looms over the case.
The charges towards Mr. Manafort usually are not associated to Russia's interference within the 2016 presidential election or to makes an attempt by Russian emissaries to make inroads into the Trump marketing campaign, which Mr. Manafort led for 3 months earlier than he was compelled out due to allegations about his work for pro-Russian pursuits in Ukraine.
Nonetheless, the trial is being rigorously watched due to Mr. Manafort's function as the chairman of the Trump marketing campaign and his longstanding ties with pro-Russia businessmen and politicians, which he developed over a decade of political consulting work in Ukraine.
Catching up on the Paul Manafort trial? Here is a rundown of the stakes and answers to some FAQs.
Judge Ellis has informed attorneys for either side that he won't enable politics or anti-Russian sentiment to taint the jury. And he has warned prosecutors and protection attorneys to avoid references to Russia as they current their proof.
The trial is predicted to final at the very least three weeks.
The choose gave the unique pool of 60 potential jurors what he known as "thumbnail sketches" of the accusations within the indictment. Mr. Manafort circled to face the potential jurors, providing a slight closemouthed smile and looking out away when the costs had been known as.
Judge Ellis questioned lots of the potential jurors about any social or skilled relationships with people inside the Department of Justice and guaranteed them he would take note of their August trip plans, baby care, and even pet care.
"I have pets," he defined.
Prosecutors listed greater than 400 reveals and stated they may name practically three dozen witnesses.
The prosecutors have marshaled what they declare is an awesome case that Mr. Manafort evaded taxes on tens of tens of millions of in income he garnered from his work in Ukraine. When that spigot of funds dried up, they declare, Mr. Manafort resorted to financial institution fraud to maintain a lavish lifestyle.
They have listed greater than 400 reveals and stated they may name practically three dozen witnesses, including Rick Gates, Mr. Manafort's former right-hand man and Mr. Trump's deputy marketing campaign chairman. Mr. Gates has pleaded responsible to fees within the case and is cooperating with Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
Mr. Manafort has maintained his innocence and has proven no public inclination to search or agree to a plea deal. Mr. Manafort has stated he is aware of nothing about any Russian involvement within the election.
Mr. Trump has repeatedly recommended that he's stunned at how harshly Mr. Manafort has been handled. In an interview with Fox News two weeks in the past, he stated the indictments towards his former aides, together with Mr. Manafort, had been a "very sad thing for our country."
He described Mr. Manafort, who helped the marketing campaign marshal delegates for 2 months earlier than shifting up to marketing campaign chairman, as "a nice man." He added: "You look at what's going on with him, it's like Al Capone."
A little bit background
Since Mr. Mueller's inquiry started in May 2017, a dozen Russian intelligence officers have been indicted on fees of hacking into Democratic Party and presidential marketing campaign laptop accounts. An further 13 have been indicted on fees of illegally utilizing social media to sow discord or attempt to affect American voters to vote for Mr. Trump.
The different 4 Americans who had been indicted due to Mr. Mueller's efforts have pleaded responsible. They embody Mr. Gates; Michael T. Flynn, a marketing campaign adviser who grew to become President Trump's nationwide safety adviser; and George Papadopoulos, an unpaid marketing campaign adviser who was focused by emissaries who've been linked to Russian intelligence.


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"Safari" meaning journey or adventure is exactly what you can expect at Entumoto. Sharing the experience of being so close to the wilderness and its abundance of wildlife is what it is all about for us. We'll give you a real understanding of the Masai culture and offer you an experience you will never forget.
Game drives
Close encounters with the wild game are a given here - enjoyed from the safety of our specially designed open Land Cruisers. Our highly experienced and licensed guides will tell you all about the wildlife, the flora, the culture and anything else you would like to know about the area.
We can offer game drives in the Mara or within our own conservancy where we have the freedom to off road for a closer look at the wildlife. You can also enjoy night game drives, which are not permitted in the Mara, so you can have a chance to see some of the nocturnal species and cats whilst they're active and hunting at night.
Walking safari
Walking safaris are not allowed within the Masai Mara. However within our conservancy you can walk in the surrounding hills with stunning views or into the valley for a chance to get closer to the wildlife on foot. For your safety this is under the close supervision of our guides and askaris.
With the vast knowledge of the bush that the Masai possess – this is a chance to learn how they use nature to their benefit. You will look at animal spoor and droppings, plants and trees that are used for curing ailments and small animals you would not normally notice from inside the vehicles.
Open air bush meals
We can organise bush meals for you to take on your trip to the Mara or set up a table in the conservancy. Bush meals save you coming back to camp if you want to enjoy a full day safari, we will pack up a home cooked meal which you can eat under the shade of an acacia tree overlooking the Mara plains.
We offer the chance to watch the sunset at some beautiful locations within the conservancy. We can set up a bush fire, and offer a mix of wines, beers and spirits whilst you enjoy the beautiful scenery and wildlife surrounding you. This combines with a short night drive back to the camp and the chance to sport some nocturnal animals.
cultural trips
The land that makes up the conservancy is leased from local Masai families - we can thereby offer unchallenged insights and genuine cultural experiences of the Masai lifestyle and trips to the local Manyattas.
A sponsor-visit to the Rescue Centre to support the girls that have run away from their homes will be a memorable experience. Listening to the stories of how they have been exploited by their families for early marriage and FGM (which is against the law in Kenya) can be emotional as well as an eye-opening experience.
Conservancy bike rides/runs
We have a stunning bike ride around the conservancy. This loop is relatively flat so suits all levels and gives you a great chance to bike close to the giraffe and other plains game.
If you wish to run we can organise a guide. We will have a vehicle follow you as a safety precaution and you can hop on at any time if you run out of steam.
This is specifically aimed at kids. We can offer a lesson in archery or spear throwing – you can practice learning the techniques of a real Masai warrior.
Swimming/ yoga/ volleyball
The camp has activities of its own on offer with a swimming pool, volleyball net and yoga deck. A large tent shades the lounge and bar area and the library offers some interesting reading and some competitive board games.
Extra Activities:
Spa afternoon – massages, pedicure and manicure
Hot air balloon trips
Horse back riding safaris
Mobile camping, also combined with longer walking safaris
Walking with WWF rangers
All prices available on request.


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Anyway, on to the Make It Monday challenge!! I can honestly say that I have never used the technique showcased this week before...and it is going to be something I will use again and again!! I loved it!! The card I made was completely and totally inspired by this one here. I just loved the airy-ness of it! Is that even a word?? Here is what I came up with...
I love the neutral color pallette!! I used so many different PTI sets that contained the word celebrate and stamped them with Versamark on Fine Linen cardstock. Then I stamped one in Melon Berry, which happens to match the button in the flower. I used Rustic Cream for my card base. I then made a mat with Rustic White that I impressed with my Tin Types Impression plate. Added some lace from my stash for a vintage touch. This is real feminine card, but I figure I can use it for a birthday, wedding, graduation, or birth of a baby.
You can sort-of see the impression on the Rustic White, but trust me when I say it looks great in real life!!
Thanks for stopping by!!


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Braveheart (1995)
All movies end, especially after 3+ hours. But not all movies are truly good...
We're back watching movies, and that means it's time to do a tour of Oscar-winners for Best Picture. This week, we're kicking things off with Mel Gibson's 1995 Scottish epic, Braveheart, and hoo, boy this one's a stinker. Right from the start we can't help but roll our eyes at the bad hair, the cartoon-like performances and the tedious, Vaseline-smeared slow-motion. We'll credit Mel for being charming, and some great special effects and battle scenes, but, like, Best Picture? Not even close...
After the break, we get our first new review of the year, Molly's Game. Aaron Sorkin delivers an above-average drama with healthy doses of humor and some legitimately great performances. We even consider whether Kevin Costner is Sorkin's muse who he'd just never had a chance to work with. It's not gonna win awards, but this is a pretty good watch, all things considered.
NEXT WEEK: The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957).
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My mom lives a rich life, lithium and all
My mom is one of those rare individuals who is unimpeded in being her true self. She is grounded, confident, sensible, a force for stability in our family and the lives of others.
Winning the confidence of everyone she meets, my friends have made a moral example of her, joking that their personal motto is "What Would Rita Do?" a play on the religious phrase "What Would Jesus Do?" that was popular in the 90s.
She also possesses some savior-like qualities of her own, caring for the sick and dying every day as a nurse.
So it often comes as a surprise to many people that she is on lithium and being treated for bipolar disorder, a manic-depressive condition defined by a pattern of depressive and hypomanic episodes.
My mom doesn't fit the stereotype of a "crazy" person – the barefoot loon, the violent madman, the deranged outcast. She is a contributing member to society, competent, reliable, loving and wise.
But that's part of the problem, she often reminds me – the misconceptions that persist about mental illness.
Lithium, like the illness it treats, is also largely misunderstood. Despite its bad reputation as the last resort drug for the clinically insane, lithium is the most effective and oldest established treatment for bipolar disorder.
Not cooked up in a lab, but naturally occurring in rock and salt deposits, it is one of the three original elements of the universe and is found in every tissue in the human body. While in reality it has little to do with the sensationalized imagery of asylums – straitjackets, lobotomies, padded cells – lithium is, nonetheless, a reminder of how serious my mom's illness is.
Without medicine, one in five people suffering from bipolar disorder will commit suicide.
"On paper, I'm a mess!" my mom jokes as she ticks off a list of all the drugs she is currently taking. In addition to lithium, she's prescribed an atypical antipsychotic, an antidepressant, a tranquilizer, two thyroid medications and a combination of bioidentical hormones.
Mental illness struck my mother in her early fifties when a little genetic surprise decided to shake things up. Extreme weight loss and anxiety marked the beginning of alternating bouts of profound depression and manic highs. After years of not improving, she realized her illness wasn't a matter of negative thinking or willpower, but rooted in neurochemistry. She needed traditional treatment.
An overburdened and underfunded mental health system, discrimination against mental health patients by insurance providers, and compassionless psychiatrists often made the task of getting better harder. With lithium she finally improved.
One of the paradoxes of the disorder is that the enthusiasm and vigor unleashed in her manic stages provoked an awakening. Over time she became outspoken about her struggle, rebelling against the stigma attached to mental illness.
This awakening, coupled with the kind of existential examination that comes with the anguish of prolonged depression, caused a deep transformation in my mom.
Over the years I watched her respond to her pain by becoming an advocate and resource for anyone struggling with mental illness. I watched her connect her struggle to larger struggles and expand her circle of compassion beyond family and friends, giving money and time to marginalized people and causes. I watched her hone her sensitivity to the complexity of human suffering and respond in increasingly complex ways.
I watched her explode society's stereotypes about the mentally ill that tell us they are dangerous or criminal or violent or all three. Throughout her illness, she excelled at her job and raised a family. She nursed the ill and gave comfort and aid to worried families.
Best of all, she rejected fear and shame, and chose to live in the fullness of who she is – lithium and all.
My mom is proud of her struggle and far from alone, with one in five Americans experiencing mental illness at some point in their lives.
Michelle Ryder is a freelance writer living in Bonney Lake. She is one of six reader columnists who write for this page. Contact her at email@example.com.


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Puppy Survival Kit!
Hi Everyone! So I usually see an influx of puppies to the animal hospital right after the holiday season. I love this time of year. The hospital is filled with playful, happy and healthy puppies and kittens. Whenever clients bring in a new family members, my associates and I give our "puppy talk" to get them ready for this fun new adventure. Carrie has my speech memorized because I have given it to her 50 million times to help with her puppy, Newman.
Making Your New Puppy Survival Kit
- Find a trainer early – as early as 8 weeks old. It is always better to have a professional trainer show you the proper tools and methods to work with your puppy. As dogs get older, they develop habits and become more difficult to train.
- Crate training is the easiest way of house breaking your puppy. Here are some great articles on how to get started- Crate Training and House Training.
- Puppies chew and tear apart everything in sight. Choose toys at the pet store that are indestructible and avoid stuffed animals with stuffing or noisemakers inside. I like products from Nylabone and Kong.
- Put away your garbage, make sure they can't get near the toilet paper, and pick up anything from the floor that is not a toy for your puppy. Puppies eat everything and surgery to remove a foreign body is not uncommon in puppyhood. I promise this one small tip could save you a lot of stress and money.
- Play with your puppy's paws and nails, clean their ears weekly (ask your veterinarian to show you how) and use a dog toothbrush set to get them used to cleaning their teeth at a young age. Getting them accustom to having their nails, ears, and teeth fussed with will help them be more comfortable with the process when they are older.
- Bathe your puppy every week or 2 to get them used to bathing and grooming.
- Stay informed on parasite control and place your puppy on monthly flea and tick and heartworm preventions. My picks are Heartguard for heartworm prevention and Nexgard for flea and tick prevention.
- Spay or neuter your pet (please see my previous blog- Why Should I Spay or Neuter my Pet?).
- Make sure your puppy is on a vaccination protocol recommended by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Discuss with your veterinarian what is needed for your puppy based upon demographics and where you live.
- I highly recommend pet insurance! One of my favorites is ASPCA.
Puppies are THE BEST! They are fun, adorable, loveable, and definitely entertaining. I hope these tips help you get started into your journey of becoming a pet parent. Although puppyhood is hard and can be stressful at time, it goes by in a blink of an eye. Squeeze your cute pup and takes lots of pictures! All the work and dedication in the beginning will be worth the lifetime of love.
This is my adorable puppy patient Mabel and her big brother Pete! They melt me!
Share Your Thoughts
Dr Birken, our furever Westie will be home in 3 1/2 weeks- can you pls recommend a few brands of dog food for Westie puppies & also training with puppy Pads do you think it's worth the money? We've tried to prepare for his arrival as we would a baby! lol but food concerned about the brand because we want him around furever- Thank you for your time and expertise.


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This weekend 284 RCSCC Marconi will be participating in a grocery bagging fundraiser.
Cadets are divided into two shifts and are expected to be at Dominion on Old Placentia Road in Mount Pearl for their specific time listed below on Saturday, November 17th. The dress for this fundraiser is work dress.
It is very important that cadets take part in the fundraising opportunities as this is how we fund many activities throughout the year.
If there are any questions please let us know.
Please see the below shifts for your specific time:
Keats, Daniel
Keats, Rebecca
King, Tristan
Matchem, Claudia
Morrison, Jodee
Nolan, Donil
Parsons, Quinn
Brenton, Brody
Vokey, Edward
Connors, Caleb
Krone, Dominic
Pearce, Nathan
Pike, Logan
Ricard, Ryan
Smith, Nicholas
Stokes, Daniel
Taylor-Lewis, Cole
Young, Marcus
Bennett, Ricky
Cross, Kietan
Dave, Hailey
Fitzpatrick, Thomas


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Transfer Bench For Shower
Transfer Bench For Shower. A shower bench or transfer bathroom chair returns an individual's self-reliance to shower, without any person's assistance. You could position it in such a way to ensure that half of it is resting inside your bathtub and the other half is outside your bathtub. An old person who intends to bathroom could simply position it in the tub; sit on the bench's half side resting outside the bathtub; and then slide across the other side inside the bathtub.
For those who are in a wheelchair, the transfer bathroom chair permits them to quickly wash by simply gliding and then moving across the visual.
If you are worried on how to install it on your shower, do not stress. It is quick and straightforward to install a shower bench. You do not need to pierce an opening on your floor or screw it up to end up being stable. Simply assemble and it awaits usage. You could also purchase transfer benches that are previously assembled. Shower benches also are available in different sizes, designs, and price arrays depending on your needs.|If you are worried on exactly how to mount it on your shower, do not stress. It is quick and straightforward to install a shower bench. Shower benches also come in different sizes, designs, and price arrays depending on your needs.}transfer bench for shower,transfer bench for shower tub,
Due to the durable frames, tub transfer benches help in reducing the possibilities of loss while make showering simpler for the elderly. These benches are also perfect for individuals with impairments since they give stability to those with weak legs or to those who are having issues with their equilibrium.


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