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The valedictory event for the second batch of REVA Academy for Corporate Excellence (RACE) PG Diploma in HR Analytics participants was organized at REVA University in Bengaluru today.
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ATLANTA (CBS.MW) -- Closely-held United Parcel Service revealed Wednesday that a small chunk of the package-delivery giant may be made available to the masses later this year in a $100 million initial public offering.
The company has been largely worker-owned for most of its 92-year history. Employees and retirees hold around two-thirds of existing shares, while the family of company founder James E. Casey and foundations own the rest. The shares are not publicly traded.
The company said the Class B shares would equal 10 percent of the company, but only 1 percent of the voting power.
The offering is designed to enhance the company's financial flexibility, giving it the ability to make "significant strategic acquisitions in important markets around the world," UPS said in a press release.
"UPS's success has been built on our philosophy of employee ownership, which has aligned the interests of our employees and our shareowners," said UPS Chairman and CEO James P. Kelly. "Under this plan, UPS will continue to be employee-owned and owner-managed, allowing us to preserve the best aspects of our culture while meeting the business challenges of the 21st century."
UPS's 330,000 employees deliver around 12 million packages a day.
In the filing, UPS UPS, +0.64% said current shareholders must approve a plan that would convert their stock to Class A common stock.
Rival DHL is a private company, but FedEx FDX, +2.96% is traded on the New York Stock Exchange, as UPS plans to be.
The company didn't detail the number of shares or a possible price range in the preliminary filing. It revealed that it has applied to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "UPS." It said it expects the IPO to take place before the end of the year.
In the filing, UPS said it would use net proceeds from the offering to purchase some Class A shares through a cash tender offer to all shareholders.
The company said it saw net income of $1.7 billion in 1998 on revenue of $24.8 billion.
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter has been tapped to serve as lead underwriter on the offering.


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Night mode is an automatic setting which takes advantage of the new wide-angle camera that's in the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro models. It's equipped with a larger sensor that is able to let in more light, allowing for brighter photos when the light is low.
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Google Unveils Pixel 2 Smartphone, Pixelbook, and Two New Google Home Speakers
The Pixel 2 comes in 5 and 6-inch screen sizes, with the XL model featuring slimmer bezels. It features what Google says is a bolder look with an aluminum body with a soft sculpted back and premium coating, a glass top, and buttons with a pop of color. There's a fingerprint sensor on the back of the device, no headphone jack, and IP67 water resistance.
Active Edge lets users squeeze the side of the Pixel 2 to activate Google Assistant and do things like silence phone calls, and the OLED display is always-on to display notifications and the time (the 6-inch version uses a P-OLED display). A fast charging feature allows for 7 hours of charge in 15 minutes. The Pixel 2 supports the Google Lens feature, which lets the Pixel camera identify objects in the world, and it includes AR stickers.
There are camera improvements, including support for Portrait Mode, a feature similar to the Portrait Mode in the latest iPhones. Portrait Mode on Pixel 2 requires just one camera and is available for both the front and rear cameras. Google says DxO has given the camera a score of 98. For comparison, the iPhone 8 Plus received a 94.
Pricing on the Pixel 2 starts at $649 for 64GB storage. The Pixel 2 XL starts at $849 for 64GB of storage. Pre-orders are available starting today. Google is releasing new wireless Google Pixel Buds alongside the Pixel 2. While these connect to Pixel 2 over Bluetooth, they have a wire between the left and right earbuds, unlike the AirPods. Pixel Buds feature real time language translation and are priced at $159.
Google Home Mini features a sleek, smooth design. It's small enough that it fits anywhere in the home. The enclosure is made of a special fabric created by Google to let through light and sound. It comes in three colors: coral, chalk, and charcoal, aka a red, a gray, and a black color.
Four LED lights under the fabric let users know that the Google Home Mini is listening, and it responds to touch. The circular shape of the device projects 360 degree sound, for sound that Google says is "amazing." The speaker costs $49 and can be pre-ordered starting today ahead of an October 19 launch date.
Google Home Max is the "biggest and best sounding" Google Home ever, and Google says it's 20 times more powerful than the existing Google Home. The speaker features dual 4.5-inch high-excursion woofers, 0.7-inch tweeters, and an "acoustically transparent fabric" that comes in chalk and charcoal.
Like Apple's upcoming HomePod, Max features Smart Sound that's able to adapt to the ambient environment in the home, adjusting the sound to its location. It costs $399 and will be available in December. The price point includes 12 months of free YouTube Red service.
Google also announced Broadcast, a feature that lets a message from one Google Home be sent to other Google Home speakers, and new learning experiences for children.
As for laptops, Google introduced the high-end Google Pixelbook, its thinnest and lightest laptop yet. Pixelbook is 10mm thick and weighs a kilogram, and it can convert from a laptop to a tablet. It has a 12.3-inch touchscreen, Core i5/Corei7 chips, 16GB RAM, up to 512GB storage, built-in Google Assistant, and 10 hours of battery life.
It supports a new Pixelbook Pen for writing on the touchscreen and interacting with Google Assistant. Pixelbook is priced starting at $999, while the pen is priced at $99. Both are available for pre-order starting today ahead of an October 31 launch.
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Wow. In one keynote Google has DESTROYED Apple's product line. Best smartphone, best Bluetooth earphones, best notebook AND tablet, best speakers.
Wow. You can imagine the crying going on at Apple's supposedly legendary industrial design studio.
No gimmicks like Face ID, 3D Touch, Touch Bar, W1 chip, A11 Bullcrap chip, seamless and continuous industrial design between glass and metal, iWork and iLife bloatware crap, HomePod sound separation crap. Just beautiful technology perfectly married to beautiful design to make objects of modern art.
You have absolutely made no argument at all.
I already see a couple of people complaining about the lack of a dual camera? Guys, the camera has a DxOmark rating of 98. Come on now.
The Google Assistant features showed today are insane.
The earphone translator!! Dude...this is the game changer for me. EDIT: REAL TIME translation.
Update: In regards to single lens camera, it is OIS and EIS, but it wouldn't be ideal for someone who does Zoom pic. Nevertheless, it looks great. Iphone 8plus/8/x have great zoom ability.
Another word: there is some trade-off.
Wow. In one keynote Google has DESTROYED Apple's product line. Best smartphone, best Bluetooth earphones, best notebook AND tablet, best speakers.
Wow. You can imagine the crying going on at Apple's supposedly legendary industrial design studio.
No gimmicks like Face ID, 3D Touch, Touch Bar, W1 chip, A11 Bullcrap chip, seamless and continuous industrial design between glass and metal, iWork and iLife bloatware crap, HomePod sound separation crap. Just beautiful technology perfectly married to beautiful design to make objects of modern art.
You forgot to mention one thing: the /s tag at the end of your rant ;)
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Let me give you some sweeping generalizations about these guys. They're college grads, some pursuing Masters degrees. They play video games and board games and talk about computer specs for fun. They are aware of current events and debate politics for hours. This isn't the football crowd, but neither would they be familiar with terms like attachment parenting, intactivism, or gentle discipline. In fact, most of them probably don't know nursing bras exist.
When I nurse him, no one bats an eye. They continue to talk with me, neither staring nor awkwardly avoiding all eye contact. He is almost a year old and no one has suggested that he is getting too old. Granted, this may be because they don't know that culture frowns upon nursing toddlers, but I'm OK with that. These guys react as if nursing is the same as giving a bottle, totally normal. (As an aside, I think it's interesting that a group of young men, many of them single, react appropriately to a nursing mother, but multiple women have expressed disapproval that I'm "still" nursing Peter.)
I am so grateful for this unquestioning acceptance of how I feed my son. And they'll probably never know. Because if I said thank you, they would feel awkward. :-)


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WA teacher lost in MH17 'touched hearts'
A Perth language teacher who perished aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 has been remembered as a kindhearted woman who touched the hearts of many.
Dutch citizen Dafne Nieveen was returning to her home of four years from an education conference in the Netherlands when she boarded the doomed flight, Fairfax Media reported.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's office confirmed on Sunday that an Australian permanent resident from Western Australia was aboard the Malaysia Airlines plane when it was shot down over eastern Ukraine.
It takes the official MH17 death toll for those who called Australia home to 37, including 28 citizens.
It's believed this new addition to the grim tally was Ms Nieveen.
The 37-year-old Dutch citizen moved to Perth four years ago with boyfriend Werner Lupker after falling in love with Australia while travelling, Fairfax reported.
Mr Lupker, of Karrinyup, led a moving tribute to Ms Nieveen on Facebook.
"MH17 was Your Last and Final Flight Home," he wrote.
"You will never really leave us for you are everywhere that is beautiful.
"When the sun rises in the sky and sets beneath the shoreline, it shines your beauty on everything it touches."
Friends have also turned to social media to express their grief.
"Dear Dafne, I'm going to miss you terribly ... What a sick world," Twitter user Caroline Meijer wrote in Dutch.
Perth woman Claire Geoff Westwood said she felt "so proud" to count Ms Nieveen as a friend.
"Daf will be loved and missed always, she touched so many people with her beautiful heart, she is a one of a kind," she wrote on Facebook.
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CREVE COEUR, Mo. – The Lone Star and Show Me states are far apart, but at this point, citizens in each state seem to be sharing similar concerns.
Emona Ewharwekuko, who lives in Creve Coeur, said she's worried whenever a package arrives at her home in the aftermath of deadly explosions across Texas this past week.
"I'm concerned because you never know what could be in a package," she said.
As package delivery persons continue making their rounds across the St. Louis area, potential customers are left wondering what may be dropped off at their doorstep.
"I think it would cause me to look and see who sent it and if I don't recognize it, then I might be a little hesitant to open it," said resident Ed Ferder.
UPS officials said the company was working with authorities and has security measures in place.
Fed Ex said the company has provided law enforcement extensive evidence related to the latest package explosion near San Antonio and the second package discovered shipped by the individual. Plus, information from the individual that shipped them was recovered. Officials said it was collected from the company's advanced technology security system.
A local US Postal worker indicated she and her fellow workers were on edge but also vigilant for any unusual packages.
"People come in (and) leave packages, we want you to come in and leave packages, but now we have to be on the lookout," said postal employee Charlene Marr.
Amazon already has one fulfillment center in the Metro East, with another one slated to be built in St. Charles County. Countless packages pass through operations like this every day.
"Hopefully it's one demented person and not a group of people. We hope it's not terrorists," Ferder said.


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I haven't posted in a while, but I thought these were kinda fun and you might get a kick out of them: We JUST moved into a new home. The whole thing happened very quickly and we haven't had time to do Christmas cards this year, and since we only moved in 2 weeks ago we haven't sent our change of address notes either. So, this shoot was for our "Belated Merry Christmas & BTW we moved" cards.
I'm very excited that the new home offers some great studio space! We've got a library that is 15'x35' with 9' ceilings - a huge change over our last home with small spaces and 7'6" ceilings. It will make a great place to set up impromptu shoots.
My wife came up with the idea of doing something with growing pile of empty the empty boxes from unpacking and then the idea grew from there. I hope you like them!
These are all shot with a Tokina 11-16mm, 3' octobox boomed to the camera right and a gridded flash on a stand to the left to boost her shadow side. I should have put the gridded light nearly on axis - it caused some real problems with harsh shadows from the glasses (boy would a ring light have helped here). The octa was as close as I could get and keep it out of frame because I wanted to take advantage of inverse square and not light the boxes so that the lights would stand out.
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Internal operating accounts for the Australian arm of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation show alarming revenue and profit falls across the metropolitan newspapers in fiscal 2013, and widening losses at flagship broadsheet The Australian.
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Shahrukh Khan Hears Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Assault Controversy!
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who was recently in the news for all the wrong things, says he has spoken his problems to Shahrukh Khan during the shoot of, Raees.
The Manjhi star, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, was accused of assulting a woman, who happens to be his neighbour. The woman, also lodged an FIR against him at the locality's police station.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui, says he has spoken to Shahrukh Khan about the assault issue during the shoot of Raees.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, says he is innocent and is being framed by the woman. The actor says this was pre-planned.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, had played the lead role in the movie Manjhi: The Mountain Man.
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we hope the assault issue gets sorted out as soon as possible and justice is delivered.
However, Nawazuddin Siddiqui has not released an official statement regarding the assault and has avoided speaking about the issue to the media.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, opened up today about the unfortunate assault issue to the media and was quoted as saying,
"It was an unfortunate incident happened with me. I have always spoken about my films and nothing else. I have a wife mother and kid and I know I to respect women. The incident was planned and the video shows that they provoked me first and later I saw the girl shooting me. I asked why were they making a video. The entire incident was planned. When the girl said, don't touch me, I knew that something was fishy. Later, I came to know through Twitter that there is an FIR registered. I want to clear that the whole thing was about parking lot for which I pay!"
Also Read: Iulia Vantur Spotted On The Sets Of Salman Khan's Sultan!
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, says he also spoke to Shahrukh Khan about the assault issue, " Yes, I have had a word with Shah Rukh Khan." Nawazuddin further commented as,
"I don't want people to think anything negative about me that is why I have come out with a clarification. They have targeted me..but I will not take any action against them but yes they have done wrong with me."
We hope the assault issue is sorted out at the earliest and let the truth be out soon!
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We managed to get in a beach trip before baby gets here, and I am so glad we did. This is Kylie's absolute favorite place to be and I was determined to take her before the summer was over.
We headed to Port A. and stayed from Thursday to Sunday. Grandma, me and the kids drove down on Thursday and then daddy joined us on Friday.
We went to the Rockport beach the first day and I was pretty anxious about how Jackson would do. Last year when we took him to the beach it was a disaster! He took off into the water and didn't want me to hold him so he just screamed. We ended up banning him from the beach for the rest of the trip. So, this time was so much better. Actually, he was very cautious the first day and didn't really even want to get in the water unless I was holding him. Being almost 8 months pregnant makes that a bit tricky!!!
Things were definitely better once Adam got there so he could hold Jackson if needed or take Kylie out to ride the big waves. There weren't many jellyfish this time (thank goodness) and the beaches looked really great.
Jackson really warmed up to the ocean by the 2nd and 3rd day and had a great time in the shallow part letting the waves get him.
So glad we got to spend some time together having a great time and making memories!!!


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The Tokyo stock exchange in detail:
The Tokyo stock exchange, actually called the JEG, Japan Exchange Group, could be described as the official Japanese stock market. The shares of over 2,400 companies are quoted there which means it holds second place worldwide after the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange).
It was created in 1978 and has progressively grown, incorporating the TSE (Tokyo Stock Exchange) and the Osaka stock exchange before becoming, in 2006, the Tokyo stock exchange that we know today.
The Tokyo stock exchange index:
To follow the Tokyo stock exchange in real time you need to know the major index of this financial establishment which is the Nikkei.
The rate of this index actually reflects the quotes of the major companies of the Tokyo stock exchange.
Presentation of the Nikkei 225 index:
The Nikkei 225 is actually the major stock exchange index of the Tokyo stock market in Japan. It takes its name from an abbreviation of 'Nihon Keizai Shinbun', the name of the daily newspaper that publishes the rate of this index.
As indicated by its name, the Nikkei 225 is of course composed of the top 225 companies quoted on the Japanese stock market in terms of the highest liquidity. Therefore, by observing the movements in the rate of the Nikkei 225 we can perceive the overall general economic health of the country. There are a large number of sectors represented in this index including technological businesses as well as automobile companies and even the pharmaceutical and engineering sectors.
The companies quoted by the NIKKEI 225:
As is already the case with the other international indices such as the CAC40 or the FTSE 100, the figure 225 following the NIKKEI corresponds to the number of companies included in the quote for this index. The NIKKEI 225 therefore takes into account the top 225 Japanese companies in terms of capital which are quoted on the TSE.
However, the NIKKEI 225 is calculated without taking into account the stock market capitalisations, only taking into account the share price of companies concerned and quoted continuously. This type of index is therefore unusual and is called an 'equally weighted' stock index.
Historical analysis of the Nikkei index rate:
The Nikkei 225 index was created on the basis of 100 points in May 1949. To complete the quotation of the Nikkei we find the average of the assets from which it is composed through a process of arithmetic, without weighing in the stock market capitalisation as is the case for certain other major stock market indices.
Historically, the Nikkei 225 index experienced a strong rising period through world savings. It attained its highest point of 40 000 points in 1989 but fell to 15 000 points in 1992 due to the bursting of the financial bubble. The fall strengthened between 2000 and 2003 when it was at its lowest point in 20 years.
But due to the Japanese market appeal, and after a nearly 10 year stagnation period, the Nikkei225 finally rebounded by several points, attaining 16 000 points at the end of 2005.
During 2013, the Nikkei 225 managed to gain 57%, its best performance since 1972, this was following a new presidential election and the implementation of reforms aimed at re-energising the Japanese economy. The Nikkei 225 thereby continued its rise towards 20 000 points in April 2015.
Nowadays, the Nikkei 225 represents profitable opportunities for trading due to its strong volatility and the many micro-movements that occur. It is therefore fairly easy to make profits over the short, medium or long term.


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Harry Lemon special guest SML's Good Night
November 03, 2005
Two weeks after Harry played a great set at the 'Armada Night' (Ocean Diva), he has been invited as special guest in the beautiful former church 'Hotel Arena' in Amsterdam on November 11th.In 2004 he founded Bandung with the Armada Music and the first release called 'Sanctuary' by Origene was an instant succes topping the charts worldwide. At the moment he is busy in the studio working on new tracks and playing records in all corners of the world.Harry will be joined by Proluctors, Miss Nine, Max Morel and Jesse Voorn and more!
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Today's retirees are living longer than previous generations – and that means retirement may be lasting longer, as well. A 65-year-old male today can expect to live to about age 84. For a female, that average is slightly higher, with a life expectancy of almost 87. And according to the Social Security Administration, one out of every four 65-year-olds today will live past age 90, and one in ten will live past age 95.[1]
Will you be financially prepared for a long retirement? The following checklist can help you take stock of where you stand – and provide some insight on actions you can take to help stay on track.
Step 1: Determine what retirement means to you
Do you want to travel? Spend time with your family? Start a business or a new career? Will you relocate – or downsize to a smaller home? To plan realistically for retirement, you'll first need to envision the retirement you want.
Step 2: Create a written plan
A written retirement plan is a multi-step process, best undertaken with a trusted advisor. The idea is to clearly articulate your retirement goals and work with an advisor to draw a roadmap for achieving them. Once your plan is in place, you should review it regularly to determine if any adjustments are necessary to help keep you on track.
Step 3: Determine how much retirement income you expect to need and where it will come from
Your requirements will depend, in part, on your desired lifestyle.
But as a general rule of thumb, you'll likely need to replace about 70% of income earned in your last year working.
To gauge how close you currently are to achieving that benchmark, total your projected income sources, such as pensions and retirement plans, investments, Social Security, annuities and any proceeds from the sale of a home or business.
Step 4: Appropriately diversify the assets you have invested toward retirement
Your retirement assets should be diversified in a way that reflects your life stage, risk tolerance and long-term goals. Generally speaking, the focus of your asset mix should shift from asset growth to income or preservation as you get closer to retirement. Because investment allocations may "drift" over time, it's important to re-balance your portfolio periodically.
Step 5: Consider contributing to both an IRA and a 401(k)
There's a common misconception that contributing to a 401(k) plan eliminates the need for an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) and vice versa. The fact is, you may wish to consider doing both. Funding a 401(k) and IRA concurrently, to the extent eligible, increases the maximum amount you can set aside each year while providing the potential for tax-advantaged growth on two fronts.
Step 6: Maximize your 401(k) contributions to take full advantage of any employer match
Many employers will match your own contribution up to a set limit. Matching contributions are essentially "free money" that can help increase your account size over time.
Step 7: Consider making "catch-up" contributions, if eligible
You can contribute up to $5,500 per year to an IRA if you are under 50. But if you turn 50 by the end of the tax year, the IRS allows you to make an additional "catch-up" contribution of up to $1,000 per year.
With an employer-based 401(k) plan, the allowances are more generous: You can contribute up to $18,000 a year – plus a catch-up contribution of up to $6,000 in the tax year you turn 50 and each year thereafter.[2]
Step 8: Take full advantage of all available tax breaks
Along with tax-advantaged retirement savings plans, there are other less obvious ways to reduce your tax liability, which may give you more to set aside for retirement. For example, depending on your Adjusted Gross Income – and subject to certain conditions – you may be able to deduct investment advisor fees, job-related relocation costs, healthcare premiums, and interest on student or other loans.
Step 9: Create a plan for drawing down your assets
As life expectancies rise, "longevity risk" – the danger of outliving your money – becomes increasingly real. It is essential to know how much you can withdraw each year without exhausting your retirement assets. Bear in mind, however, that if you have a traditional IRA and/or an employer-based retirement plan like a 401(k), you generally must begin taking a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) each year after you reach age 70 ½ or be subject to costly penalties.
Step 10: Review your insurance coverage to ensure it's up to date and meets your needs
Your healthcare costs will likely increase during your retirement years. According to recent findings, a 65-year-old couple in good health will spend upwards of $280,000 over the course of their retirement on healthcare needs.[3] And the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates that 70% of Americans now turning 65 will require long-term care during their retirement. Having the appropriate types and amounts of insurance can protect your retirement assets.
Talk to a PNCI Financial Advisor, today.
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Baku. 9 February. REPORT.AZ/ One of the "Taliban" movement leaders in Afghanistan, Abdul Rauf Khadim was killed.
Report informs citing the foreign media, he was killed by air strikes down from the unmanned drone. Local government officials confirmed the killing of Abdul Rauf Khadim. They stated that he joined to ISIS terrorists in Iraqi and Syria recently.
According to the statement, 6 militants were killed in the air strikes.


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A humble man with a tightly focused message of forgiveness. Much admired for his integrity, simplicity, and humility -- despite his age,
he will be missed ... may he have a peaceful rest.
If he had been a politician he would have been president. He had it all, looks, smarts, speech delivery, knew how to organize massive gatherings and understood and effectively used new media--TV for his time--far in advance of others.
He was tarred by getting in to an anti-semitic rant with Nixon, as revealed later when the Nixon tapes were released, but scored high on inclusion of minorities.
Billy's answer to the question of the day.
A magnetic figure. Valet to morally bankrupt U.S Presidents. A Jesus-huckster. Sinclair Lewis would have exposed him if they had been contemporaries. Someone who was a contemporary of Graham's in Canada - James Templeton - "the Billy Graham of Canada" finally gave up the ruse and in total shut-down mode went to Graham and asked how he - Graham - could still continue. Graham replied (and I paraphrase), too late to stop now; we're in business. Like beer, cars, women, men, and song, Graham was an acquired taste. His crusades had the power of rolling thunder, as he produced exaltation in his followers - and they exalted him in return. But the "Reverend" was also a virulent anti-Semite, which got overlooked, though his hatred for Jews can be found on oral tapes in the presidential records of one, Richard Milhous Nixon, a kindred bigot.
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I hear he liked cake and cowboy hats.
I noted elsewhere that Kamala Harris seems to have used the casting couch to advance her political career so I suppose its ok to summarize the legacy of Billy Graham as being anti-Semitic based on a few sentences he said to Nixon in private. Thomas Jefferson owned slaves, Mohatma Gandhi shunned his wife, MLK chased after women in a motel hallway, Bill Clinton had fun with cigars and Monica, Judge Roberts may or may not have attended a party at some unremembered location and year, etc.. So it is not surprising to see the Billy Graham's career similarly distilled into being anti-semitic while discounting his fealty to Israel.
But really, all of these people, except maybe Kamala Harris, also did some important or even great things in their lifetimes that became their reasons for being remembered except to disgruntled naysayers. I lost track of Billy Graham decades ago but it seemed like he was steering some people away from alcoholism and suicide. To me, that more than offsets a couple of sentences he said in private to Nixon. Nixon, by the way, ended Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam War and the draft.
Hah! Not a Graham follower, but it's seems to be such good sport to mock Christian icons (the fallen and the good). Got that...... But when it comes to education, it's noteworthy to mention that many private Islamic schools in the US are not given over to tide of secularism.
They will pray and push back and not apologize for it.
And I'm sure they'll be mocked a tad less *sarc* as they make other choices in what their children will be taught/ exposed to.
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Playing with perceptions: Do I need to look tough to kick ass?
People judge you by your appearance. Widely known, right? So we change our style according to the needs and situations: We dress up for the occasion and if we feel comfortable depends highly on how we feel in our clothes that situation. And society definitely assumes me to look different when I go to uni every day or when I end up celebrating my graduation.
But in some cases, I really do feel more secure when 'dressing up' accordingly. Do I need to look tough to kick ass?
Especially when networking, sitting in a trendy co-working space or sipping tea somewhere, I sometimes end up talking about business and moving into my 'pitch mode'. Just recently I've been to a great place in Malmö, Saluhall, bumping into an influencer and talking about business. And the second I realized I've been wearing a boring outfit that day may not create the best picture of myself. Hence, I felt uncomfortable. And yes it sometimes happens that I'm wearing my pyjamas and morning gowns in public.
Playing with gender-perceptions and stereotypical accessoires, bebravetextiles lets me look kick-ass in a feminine way. I'd generally describe my style as girly, because of the emphasis of the cuts and shapes, less due to color. Their cute ties and bow ties let me add a masculine touch to my style and I still identify myself in the clothes and the style.
Clothes are indeed important to me (who would have guessed that?!), as they can soooo so change your feeling of well-being. But only to some extend. Reflecting back on Berlin, I've looked like a homless in an oversized Burka and still rocked the Green Buzz stage with a talk. And I was happily able to meet founder Ieva at our fashion event and have adored her aura and how approachable she is.
And we're on the same mission:
"We care about our environment and encourage people to buy handmade upcycled fashion accessories. By doing so we prevent wasting potentially useful materials and reduce the consumption of new raw materials, which can result in a reduction of energy usage, air pollution, water pollution and even green house gas emissions." bebravetextiles
If only I could tie these things myself...
PS: It's adorable how the whole family is included in this business. Check out the About page and read about her creative and inspiring family!
Thank you Elina for the fun shoot, xx.


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Project: Get Known! HASSAN OTSMANE-ELHAOU
Art appreciation is an innate ability we all possess. It's reactionary and involuntary but not always fully understood. We tend to look for educators to not only gain deeper knowledge for ourselves but also to also be ambassadors for what it brings to our world.
The world of comics can be overwhelming for newcomers and habitual readers alike and seeking out trusted opinions is a natural path we often take. Personally, one of those opinions I was happy to find was that of Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. For years, Hassan has been presenting lecture style theses and dissertations on pages after pages of comic art in his YouTube series, Strip Panel Naked. Last year, he also launched a behind-the-scenes type magazine entitled PanelxPanel which has been generating incredible interviews and statements about the medium, and even got nominated for an Eisner. Simply speaking, Hass has been on a conquest to show everybody just what this comic book medium can do.
Perhaps, Hass has a unique perspective from his writing credits and as a working letterer in the industry. Believe it or not, he also finds time to speak about the craft with fellow letterer Aditya Bidikar on a podcast Letters & Lines.
Being fortunate enough to gain his attention and agreement for a conversation, I wanted to turn the tables on the interviewer to get a little behind-the-scenes on his own projects. Get to know: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou!
Mikey P: I became hooked on Strip Panel Naked when you did a piece on Declan Shalvey's page structures in Moon Knight. I was captivated by how the entire video was a dissection on just a few panels and gave me so much more appreciation of what I had already read. I felt, and still feel, inadequate as a reader for not even noticing half the things you point out in every video, but in a good way. It makes me want to strengthen my comic reading/creating I.Q.. Was bestowing this education the cause for your crusade or was it just an overwhelming love of the medium you needed to scream about it from the balcony?
Hassan: I think I'm just a fan of seeing how things work, and how decisions shape the impact of a story. My background is in filmmaking, and a big part of that education was dissecting films and seeing filmmakers would do, what decisions would be made and for what effect. So it was kind of baked in when I was studying, and I just applied the same thing to comics, and would notice certain visual elements that were interesting. I did the YouTube series because I saw all the film essay channels, but couldn't see anything similar for comics, so thought I'd do it myself!
Mikey P: There are some clear cut themes in your presentations but how do you go about choosing your subjects? Do you maintain a checklist of topics or do you wait for a page to speak to you? I see recent issues get treatments and I imagine they they jumped in front of a long line….
Hassan: It's a bit haphazard, but it's mostly things I've read that I've enjoyed, or comics I've loved that I go back and try and figure out what I liked so much about it. My time just ends up being limited at the best of times, and any time I've really planned a bunch of episodes, I've read something new in the meantime and decided to pivot and write about that instead. I think if I plan too far ahead I lose interest in those episodes at the end, so I try and balance it between keeping on schedule (though I'm not great at that) and still being interesting for me. If I lose interest, it won't be interesting for people watching.
Mikey P: If I had to name the greatest takeaway from your videos it's the reminder how much comic creation is a series of decisions. Some of those decisions you point out, while purposeful, can be really subtle. Was there ever an artist or some aspect of a page where, upon reflection, you still didn't quite understand why a particular story telling decision was made?
Hassan: Ooh. I mean, there's level of decisions I think. Some stuff that I talk about likely wasn't a specifically conscious decision, but is informed by other work, or just an understanding of aesthetic as it goes. So in that regard, I don't think there's many times where I don't get what someone is doing, I usually think it's pretty clear. There are pages and scenes where I think they could have had a stronger, more direct throughline, but even in a weaker page I think you can see intention. Maybe? I might not have come across the right page yet…!
Mikey P: These days, your dilemma is not not only deciding what you want to discuss but also where to discuss your topics. The idea of a long form interview and essays on the medium was in your brain shortly after your work at Comics Alliance. Eventually, ignoring workload and perhaps reason, you launched PanelxPanel, which has since gone on to acclaim and set the standard on how we should be discussing comic books.
What more did you feel needed to be said about the artform when you launched this platform?
Hassan: I don't think it sets the bar really, but it sets a bar for me in terms of a thing that I wanted to read. And that's probably been the reason behind PanelxPanel and Strip Panel Naked, just filling a void I noticed and wanted, and no one was quite doing it. For PxP I just wanted writing that was interesting and accessible and dove into the making of work. The first half of the magazine has a bunch of essays all on the same comic, and I love getting all these different interpretations and aspects of a work, because it makes the comic even more interesting for me (especially exciting if I already love the comic). Mixed with all the craft stuff we do from artists and writers I love, it's just this magazine that works for me, and I hope others, too.
Again, it's not so much that things were missing from discussion about the artform, but there was definitely a very clear feeling from me that I wanted something that was accessible and wouldn't talk down to the reader. I've read other discussions on comics and craft that aims for that kind of highbrow audience (though I don't think PxP fits in that category), and the writing has put me off numerous times. I wanted writing that spoke about the work, not as much about how clever the author of the piece was. It chats with you in a discussion, not just talking at you about how clever it is. I think (hope?) we achieve that with the magazine.
Mikey P: You did some amazing Creator Editions of Strip Panel Naked. Interviewing Tradd Moore for example, he talks about doing a page of tight shots, simply because it's quicker to draw than full bodies when under deadline duress. So much of that good stuff getting made in a realm of limitations. Facets like that we would only get straight from a creator's mouth. Were these types of conversations what led you to interviewing creators and teams for your PanelxPanel features?
Hassan: Yeah I think everyone likes hearing directly from their favourite creators and creative teams. I loved those Creators Editions, and unfortunately just had to slow down with them as more and more time was eaten up by other projects, but PanelxPanel felt like a good opportunity to keep that aspect of what I love going, just in a new way. I like to involve as much of the creative team as possible in these, too, because again, just for me, it's fun to see how it all comes together from everyone's perspective. So we've had issues that interview editors, writers, artists, inkers, colorists and letterers all from the same comic.
Mikey P: There has been a clean look to PxP from the start, driven by words and not overburdened with images. It's discussion focused over visual fixation which might be surprising to some picking up a magazine about comic books. Strip Panel Naked videos are spent almost entirely on a few pages. In a world of increasing stimulation and distractions, is this your statement to slow down, absorb, and admire things more?
Hassan: I actually want to try and increase the way we deal with images in the magazine, but yeah there's definitely a feeling of just enjoying this thing, and getting more mileage from this comic. As I said before about my own feelings on media, I love watching a film and then going and reading something in Sight & Sound (or whatever) and getting a new interpretation of that thing. I remember I after I saw The Witch I read some piece about it in Sight & Sound and immediately had to go back and see the film with this new viewpoint and see how that changed my experience. It made watching the film more interactive, almost more of a discussion. And I wanted to do that with comics.
Mikey P: You get regular contributions from Tara Marie and Deniz Camp. How much were their, and other's, willingness to contribute a factor in PxP getting made every month?
Hassan: When I first started, I was pitching the idea to Deniz actually. As you mentioned before it was after Comics Alliance closed, and though I had offers to take the written version of Strip Panel Naked to a new home, none of them quite had the feeling that CA had. So instead I was figuring out what to do, and I've always loved magazines, so went that route. But Deniz was a keen contributor, and obviously Tara and a bunch of other people we've had in the mag I knew from my time at Comics Alliance. The writers seemed to be engaged with the idea (I give pretty open briefs, I guess, and like to work with everyone to refine the pieces) which always makes it a lot easier!
Mikey P: How much is your analytical eye a curse? Is it something you have to make an effort to switch off? I feel like I read a tweet where you once said it's annoying to go to the movies with you because you naturally just want to get into the nuances of each scene...
Hassan: Haha not a curse so much, but it definitely affects the way you read stuff. I have to really try and just sit and read and enjoy a thing, and not start looking at ways to pull it apart. It's just a thing in my own head, really, learning how to switch off that part of me that likes to work, and is always looking for ways to deconstruct a page. Yeah, sometimes you just want to enjoy a thing, but I make that a bit hard for myself unfortunately.
Mikey P: I also appreciate that you use your powers for good. So many times, the art field is saturated with critics who might share your abilities, but chose to tear down the industry rather than lift it up. Was this intentional or are you as naturally uplifting as you sound in your praise of creators?
Hassan: I mean, there are enough writers out there who focus on the negative side, or are very critical in their approach, and honestly we need that (maybe we need more of it). But it's just… Like I know I wouldn't really be happy doing that. Like it wouldn't fill me joy, right? I remember speaking to someone before about understanding the use of any critical writing, and for me it was always to learn how to see something different, or how to learn something new I can use in my own work. I think learning what not to do is good, but it doesn't really help me with what to do. I've always found someone showing me a cool new technique or style makes my mind work better than someone telling me why a style wasn't working. Most of these answers are just variations on a theme, haha. It's really just what I find interesting at the end of the day.
Mikey P: How has your experience as a filmmaker aided you in your comic assessments and interviews? I like the comparisons you draw from films - the warm colors to convey heat in Do The Right Thing paralleled to its use in Redlands for example.
Hassan: Yeah that's my background, and probably the field of film criticism is a lot deeper and richer than comics criticism, so I found it easier to find reference texts that relate to film than that relate to comics. I often use Patti Bellantoni's If It's Purple Someone's Gonna Die for colour theory, for example, but I don't think anything remotely as brilliant exists for comics.
Mikey P: Lettering arguably gets a rap as one of the most forgotten aspect of the creation process. It's one of those things nobody maybe realizes the difficulty until they try to do it. How has working as a professional letterer on books such as Shanghai Red aided your perspective in what you do in PxP and SPN?
Hassan: Lettering is the most important part of a comic! Probably! Maybe!
I don't know how much it affects what I do with the magazine and the webseries really, but it helps know the process more in-depth. I think probably the other way round has helped more, dissecting things for the webseries helped me approach lettering comics in (I think) a more interesting way.
Mikey P: I didn't expect to find a podcast about the craft as fascinating as I do in Letters & Lines. Your conversations with Aditya Bidikar open my eyes even more to the minor maddening details of the tail size connections, to the obvious imposing sound effects. Despite the old expression that the best lettering is the one readers don't notice, I feel there is a growing awareness and appreciation for lettering. Do you find that true as well?
Hassan: That's good to hear! Thank you!
Yeah I guess, but it's probably always going to be limited. Most readers likely don't care that much about who is making their thing as long as they're enjoying it, and then if so, always on a sliding scale. Letterers will probably be at the bottom of the list forever, there's only a select few people who are going to care enough to take notice and follow particular letterers… But it's like the sound designer in a film or something, where it's usually in support of something else as opposed to the main attraction.
Mikey P: Way back before you started any part of your journey, what was the one comic, or creator, or one page, which triggered this passion?
Hassan: Watchmen was the first comic I read that really, really blew me away. I think that was what solidified my love of comics as something beyond just loving superhero comics and that sort of thing. Definitely Watchmen.
Mikey P: I feel like the medium and the industry has grown so much from where it was when I first started reading decades ago. What is your take on the current state or the industry? Where would you like to see it go?
Hassan: We talk a little about this in December's issue of PanelxPanel, but I just want it to keep making good comics with a range of creators from all sorts of backgrounds. I feel like comics has an interesting playing field because it's barrier for entry is lower financially, so it's somewhat more accessible than say, film or theatre. Especially for working class voices, or voices traditionally left out of the arts because of funding. So I just hope comics still promotes an environment and opportunities to have traditionally underrepresented voices being able to make fantastic comics, and is able to support that.
Mikey P: Who's a dream creator you have yet to interview?
Hassan: Of course it'd have to be Alan Moore. I got to throw a few questions to Dave Gibbons for an early issue of the magazine, which was an absolute delight. I did get to letter a short by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie for the 24 Panels anthology though, which was something childhood me would never have believed.
Mikey P: Being at the end of the year, as one tends to assess their past and adjusts course for the next year, what more are you hoping to achieve?
Hassan: Just to keep being able to make stuff that people like, and being able to pay my bills. Small goals!
Next year I'm hoping to launch an anthology comics, called PanelxPanel: Presents, and a series of longer one-off essays from various writers called PanelxPanel: One Shots. Just expanding a little of what PxP does, I guess.
Mikey P: Half-stealing a question from a PxP feature 5 Questions - what is the one interview, or presentation you are most proud of?
Hassan: I think probably just the very first Strip Panel Naked on Moon Knight. It kickstarted a whole bunch of cool, weird new experiences and work for me, so I think that is the thing I'm most proud of, just doing that and getting it out in the world. For interviews, I think the piece we did for Immortal Hulk in PanelxPanel #15 was really good fun. And also organising for Chris Brunner (who I loooooove) to interview Brian Stelfreeze in an early PanelxPanel issue was great.
Mikey P: This is all a ton of work. What keeps you going?
Hassan: It's a combination of fun, and not being able to let people down. We've got subscribers to PanelxPanel, and people that are excited about the next issue, so I have to get it done to not let anyone down. But really it just comes to fun. I'm lucky in that these things I did because I'd enjoy them have also found an audience with other people who enjoy it. So for me I don't want to change that process, I try and focus on work I think is enjoyable and interesting to me, and hopefully that means it stays fun.
Mikey P: I will say, being a Giants fan, it's hard when I see you rooting for the Cowboys but that's ok. What are some of the things outside comics and movies which catches your attention?
Hassan: Not that much! The stuff I do doesn't leave a lot of time, really. Mostly my free time is taken up with reading or writing stuff to get ahead of my schedule…
Like you mentioned though I love the NFL and I'm a big Cowboys fan. My partner is a Bengals fan, so once every four years it can get a bit heated, but yeah, I try and watch as much as possible every week when it's season time. Otherwise I just walk, really. I like to go on long meanders with the dog, and try to get a good few miles in at least every other day, if not more often. Otherwise… I'm working!
Mikey P: I was interested to see one of your films Supermen: Story of British Wrestlers. The bones of wrestling always felt were like raw comic storytelling elements - quick identification of the heel and face and providing fans a little personality to root for (or against). Is wrestling a hidden interest of yours?
Hassan: It was, yeah, but I have less time to keep up with it so a lot of it slipped past me. I think I liked wrestling for the same reason I like cinema or comics, because there's this interesting hidden part behind it that makes the finished thing all the more engaging for me. Wrestling is insane, honestly, and probably even more so when you see what goes into making it. The documentary was an excuse to look at it from the perspective of people doing it for basically no money, and what goes into making it work, and why they're captivated by it. I think there's a lot of parallels to draw from their responses to comics, to film, to acting, theatre, magic, most creative expressions.
Mikey P: What advice to you give the unknowns out there, working in their spare time on comics?
Hassan: It's pretty boring advice but just make stuff, and make the thing you want to make. Comics especially seem to demand a lot of time and work and give you very little money in return (comparatively), and so I don't think you'd really last long (or at least be happy) forcing your way into making comics by telling stories that don't interest you because you think they're more commercial or whatever. So make comics, make a bunch of comics, but never make the thing you don't want to make. Try and get each new work to be some expression of you, some distillation of you and your ideas and imagination and approach. Even if it doesn't catch on, it'll be something you'll be proud of.
An enormous thank you Hass for gifting me some of that rare free time of yours!
I urge everyone reading this to follow Hass and subscribe to everything he does. I couldn't put more emphasis on the value he provides. Go! Now!
[Websites] hassanoe.co.uk & PanelxPanel
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I have a 8 month old baby girl. It is so hot in Delhi that I am tempted to feed her a few sips of water. Is it okay if I do that? She takes semi solid food but no grains.
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After 6 months one should start giving water to their baby. Doctors also recommend this. And in such a hot weather pls do give water to your little one otherwise it will cause dehydration. Feed her more and more water. Because in Too much hot weather body loses sweat and if you will not give your little one water to drink then her body will be dehydrated, which will further cause constipation. So pls feed her water as much as you can.
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Dear Sojal, you can get your baby a sippy cup suitable for babies from 6 or 9 months onwards. They do not drip and are easy for a baby to drink from. Please do give her water and keep the sippy cup ready with fresh water for her to ask for :)
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I used to give my son one or two teaspoons of water after his meal, but it was boiled and cooled milk. My son was okay but I also think check with the doctor first.
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Sojal After six months of age one should definitely start giving water to babies and its a must in this hot weather. You could buy a sipper for your baby and keep feeding him water in regular intervals.
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Hi Sojal Pls refer to this blog- https://www.parentune.com/parent-blog/10-food-myths-for-infants-demystified/230


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UK Moves One Step Closer To A Cashless Society
As we discussed in a recent blog post, the UK is cutting back on its use of cash. Digital payments, predominantly debit and credit cards, are taking over, perhaps not surprisingly considering the relentless pace of technological progress. Consumers need to adjust accordingly- after all, some form of currency has been in circulation for thousands of years. But would the end of cash be positive or negative for society?
- Less crime A cashless society could reduce crime. Digital payments are easy to trace, so they can't be used as a medium of exchange for illegal transactions like drug deals. They're also harder to hide, helping governments keep track of how much we owe in taxes. We might even see a fall in petty crime, as there would be less incentive for pickpockets to steal someone's wallet.
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- International payments International payments would also become easier in a cashless society. Instead of having to buy local currency when you visit a foreign country, you could pay with a debit or credit card or using your mobile device.
- Technical glitches A cashless society would be vulnerable to technical glitches. Any problems with the global payment system could halt trade and cause panic among consumers. If you rely on your mobile to make payments, then you could be stuck if your battery dies. And the increase in cybersecurity threats makes digital money more susceptible to hackers.
- Getting left behind Certain groups in society risk getting left behind. The older generation isn't necessarily tech savvy and may not feel comfortable relying on digital platforms to handle their finances, especially day to day payments. Equally, the unbanked would have no way to complete transactions, while those without smartphones would have fewer payment options.
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This recreational skill level league played at the courts in the Hastings Bowl beside Playland will be great for all those teams looking to start out in beach volleyball. This league is for recreational teams only. If your team is intermediate or above, this league is not for you- please try our Urban Beach Sunday coed 4's league (space permitting).
Teams will normally play 3 matches each night for 7 weeks. After play each night join us at our post play venues for great food & drink specials.
Teams that register for an Urban Rec League will have the opportunity to priority re-register for each subsequent season.
All beach volleyball leagues will play Rain or Shine.
This league will start on April 9, 2019 and end on May 21, 2019.
Team Registration fees are $425.00 (Tax Included)
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Skill Level: Recreational
Gender: Coed
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Start Date: 09 Apr 2019
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The richness of chocolate mousse meets the zesty flavours of pomegranate in this Middle Eastern inspired dish.
Chocolate mousse
- 300g dark chocolate, chopped
- 8 extra large eggs, separated
- 1/2 cup caster sugar
- Liqueur, of choice (Amaretto, Marsala)
- 2 tablespoons good-quality Dutch cocoa powder, sifted, plus extra for dusting
- 300ml Bulla Thickened Cream
Pomegranate syrup
- 80g pine nuts, toasted
- 100ml sugar syrup (see notes)
- 100ml pomegranate molasses
- 2 pomegranates, seeded
- Fresh mint leaves, thinly sliced
Step 1Heat chocolate in a microwave-safe bowl on medium power in 20-30 second increments, stirring between each, until melted and smooth; do not overheat.
Step 2Separate eggs. Beat yolks and sugar until sugar has dissolved. Add 75ml (3 shots) of liqueur of choice and sifted cocoa powder to yolks and mix well. Whisk whites with a pinch of salt until they form soft peaks.
Step 3Whip cream until just whipped and slightly thick.
Step 4Fold cream through yolk mixture, followed by melted chocolate until well combined. Finally fold in egg whites, until the mix is smooth and evenly coloured. Spoon mousse into serving bowls, cover and refrigerate for 1-2 hours or until set.
Step 5When ready to serve, toss pomegranate syrup ingredients together in a bowl. Serve individual servings of mousse with a drizzle of pomegranate syrup.
To make a sugar syrup - Place 1 cup of sugar, 1 cup of water and 1/2 cup of liquid glucose in a small saucepan. Cook, stirring, over high heat until sugar dissolves and mixture boils. Boil for a further 10 seconds, then remove from heat. Allow to cool.


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Kerry and Chris Walker, The Walker Twiins are stand-up comedians from Chicago, IL. The Walker Twiins perform as a duo act and individually all over Chicago and also performed in Los Angeles and New York City. They also produced their own comedy show, Laughs @ Libero AND Under the Twiinfluence Comedy Showcase where they featured some of the hottest comics in Chicago in front of sold out crowds. They have performed at The Laugh Factory, Zanies, Improv, and other Showcases around the city.
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Last year ICERTIAS, International Certification Association, based in Zurich, Switzerland, have organized a research survey "Best Buy Award Construction 2017/2018" in Lithuania.
1.200 respondents, construction professionals and DIY individuals from Lithuania were participating in this project. Respondents were asked, on the basis of their personal experience of specified products or service categories in the Lithuanian market, what they felt represented the best price-quality ratio.
In the construction machinery category respondents were asked the following question:
"Nurodykite STATYBINĖS TECHNIKOS gamintoją arba tiekėją, kuris, remiantis Jūsų arba Jums artimų žmonių asmenine patirtimi ar nuomone, siūlo geriausią kainos ir kokybės santykį Lietuvos rinkoje:"
The majority of those surveyed answered Cat.
Official Cat dealer in Lithuania Avesco offers high-quality products and solutions that are recognized for excellence, seeking Market Leadership. This is a further affirmation for Cat that they have managed to justify customers' expectation when it comes to quality and price, resulting with the majority of customers choosing them over their competition.
About the ICERTIAS Best Buy Award Project
More than ever, buyers are becoming more savvy and selective, seeking out better value for their money. When making final purchasing decisions the price and quality of each product is taken into consideration. The ratio between a good price and the best possible quality (the so-called best buy) is extremely important to customers.
The ICERTIAS Best Buy Award is a project of ICERTIAS - International Certification Association GmbH, based in Zurich, Switzerland. Project mission is to gain insight into user experiences and perceptions of products and services that customers consider to provide the best price and quality ratio.
Project and certificate aims to simplify the search for the best goods and services at the most favourable price. It is intended to benefit buyers in local and international markets.
The ICERTIAS Best Buy Award research study is conducted according to the provisions of the International Codex for the Implementation of Market and Social Research, which were adopted by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the European Association of Research Experts (ESOMAR).
Methodology and Sampling
The 2017/2018 ICERTIAS Best Buy Award research survey in Lithuania was conducted by the organisation ICERTIAS - International Certification Association GmbH. The survey was conducted in October 2017 using a web questionnaire on a sample of 1,200 Lithuanian construction professionals and DIY individuals in Lithuania, following the Computer Assisted Web Interviewing - Deep Mind Awareness (CAWI - DEEPMA) method.
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