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First Philippine Holdings Corporation, including its affiliates and subsidiaries (the "Company") values the confidentiality of personal data. This Privacy Notice (the "Privacy Notice") details how the Company uses and protects personal data in accordance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (DPA), its Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR), other issuances of National Privacy Commission (NPC) and other relevant laws of the Philippines. This Privacy Notice applies to this website (the "Website") and governs data collection and usage. By using the Website, you consent to the data practices described in this Privacy Notice.
What type of personal data does the Company collect and generate?
The Company will collect the following personal data when you submit to us your complaints, inquiries or requests:
Why does the Company collect personal data?
The Company collects, uses, processes, stores and retains the foregoing personal data solely to reply to and/or address your complaints, inquiries or requests, to be accessed by the Company's authorized representatives or personnel.
In general, the Company will be using personal data for any of the following purposes:
When accessing our website, social media sites, or email:
Does the Company use web analytics?
For its website, the Company engaged a third-party service provider to analyze web traffic data. This service uses cookies. The Company reserves the right to engage other such providers, as may be necessary.
Data generated is not shared with any other party. To fully enjoy the visit and browsing experience, only non-identifiable web traffic data are collected and analyzed, including:
What about the links to third-party websites?
From time to time, the Website will provide links to third-party websites, or advertisements which contain links to third-party sites. These links are provided as a service and do not provide any personal data to these websites or advertisers, and therefore, the Company does not accept responsibility for their privacy practices. These sites are operated by independent entities that have their own privacy policies which should also be reviewed. The Company's Privacy Notice does not apply to such other sites or to the use that those entities make of the information. The Company has no control over the content displayed on such sites, nor over the measures, if any, that are taken by such sites to protect the privacy of the information.
With whom may the Company share personal data?
As a general rule, the Company does not and will not share personal data with a third party except as necessary for the proper execution of processes related to a declared purpose, or the use of disclosure is reasonably necessary, required or authorized by or under law.
This means the Company might provide personal data to the following:
However, the foregoing may only use personal data for the purpose(s) disclosed in this Privacy Notice and may not use it for any other purpose.
How does the Company protect personal data?
The Company strictly enforces its Privacy Policy. It has implemented technological, organizational and physical security measures to protect personal data from loss, misuse, unauthorized modification, unauthorized or accidental access or disclosure, alteration or destruction. The Company uses safeguards such as the following:
Where and how long does the Company keep personal data?
The Company stores personal data in both local and off-shore facilities, such as data centers (on-site and/or the cloud) and document storage facilities. Personal data collected will be retained in accordance with the Company's retention standards. Subject to applicable laws, rules and regulations, the data subject may request personal data to be deleted from the Company's systems, databases and hard copies within a reasonable requested date.
The Company keeps personal data only for as long as necessary and as may be legally required for the fulfillment of the legitimate purposes provided above, or for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal claims, or in compliance with laws, regulations, or lawful court order.
What if there are changes in our Privacy Policy?
From time to time, it may be necessary for the Company to change its Privacy Notice. Rest assured, however, that any change will not be retroactively applied and will not alter how the Company handles previously collected personal data without obtaining the needed consent, unless required by law.
What are the rights of a Data Subject under the Data Privacy Act?
Data subjects have the following rights:
The Company's decisions to provide access, consider request for correction, erasure and address objection to process personal data as it appears in Company's records are always subject to applicable and relevant laws and/or the DPA, its IRR and other issuances of the NPC.
Who should you contact in case of inquiry, feedback or complaints?
Should you have any inquiries, feedback and/or complaints, you may reach the Data Protection Officer (DPO) through the following contact details:
Data Protection Officer
First Philippine Holdings Corporation
6F Rockwell Business Center Tower 3
Ortigas Ave., Pasig City 1604 Philippines
Tel: (632) 449-6400
Fax: (632) 637-8366
[email protected]
You may also lodge a complaint before the National Privacy Commission (NPC). For further details, please refer to NPC's website: https://privacy.gov.ph .


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This game was good hockey. A grudge match between two teams that don't like each other very much, a battle against a former coach, and a rebuttal to rampant trade rumors. The Jackets came out strong and played 60 solid minutes...which would more than come in handy tonight. So on to our 5 points:
1. A Game of Inches. The first goal aside, every major piece of this game came down to a almost immeasurable means. A goal saved by Wisniewski with teeny tiny bits of the puck not crossing the line, a shot just this much shy of the goal by St. Louis, and two reviewable goals (and non-goals) within the final two seconds of a period - nothing was given easily tonight. Not only did it keep fans on the edge of their seats, it showed that these two teams were fighting it out. The margin of error was so small that coming out on top made the win that much more rewarding.
2. James. Wisniewski. I have been a fan of Wiz since the day he signed on to play for the Blue Jackets. His season has been marred by injury and Mr. Shanahan, but the games since his most recent return have shown perhaps a renewed focus and calm that is fine tuning his game to something this team needs. Wiz apparently was given the assignment to not only play D, but also back-up on-ice goalie tonight and was rewarded in some of the most stellar highlights. That save was nothing short of pure effort and drive, and a tying goal in the final seconds of 1st period cemented his first star status tonight. I'll let the video speak for itself. Its everywhere. You should still watch it again. Its that good.
3. Star Power. As I ticked off tonight's points, I found myself delighted to want to mention not only Wiz, but Nash and Carter. Weren't these the guys who were to be the core of this team this year? As Coach Richards said, "tonight was our best game of the season" and arguably in large part due to our guys at the top of the payroll. Rick Nash, perhaps fueled by trade rumor upon rumor upon rumor, played with intensity and physicality. Jeff Carter, after an early turnover that led to the short-handed St. Louis goal, redeemed himself when he executed a face-off to perfection that allowed Wiz to score literally with milliseconds left in the first. One would wonder what we could be when all these guys are firing on all cylinders on a regular basis.
4. Clock Karma. Did we ever really get over LA "Clock Gate" which remains under investigation (thank you, Grammys)? Well, tonight we got our due from Toronto. The "War Room Hat Trick" (coined by Cyrus) brought us three reviewable plays: the Wiz save, the Wiz goal, and the St. Louis no goal. Every time, the call went our way. Color me shocked, but color me happy. Perhaps the hockey gods don't hate us...completely.
5. Steve Mason. The game of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde continues. After brilliance on Saturday, then an embarrassing performance just Sunday, Mase came out tonight with a solid game - supported by strong defense, to achieve his 84th win, which ties the Blue Jackets' all time win record for a goalie (Denis: 84-146-25). Mason also did it in fewer games. It bears mention that its this see-saw performance that makes Mase so frustrating. But one could argue this is why Scott Howson gave him one last chance. It would seem the ship has sailed on keeping Mase here for the long haul, but let us cheer his performance tonight. After all, it helps his trade value.
BONUS! #6: If you're still reading, and you know me, you know I couldn't let the Game Winning Goal by Derek Dorsett pass without mention. It would seem that Dorse has achieved the kind of status where his notoriety precedes him. Every single penalty incurred by the CBJ was assessed to Dorse. And I was frustrated with how this game was going for him. However, with his continued heart and drive, Dorse played through the chippy game and was rewarded with what was only his second GWG in his career, and his 10th goal this season. Not only does #DD stand for Derek Dorsett, it can now stand for "Double Digits". I would be remiss if I didn't mention a guy who is now being recognized for his "never say die" attitude. If you're not already on the "Dorse bandwagon" best climb on quick because its getting wonderfully full.
The Jackets get a rest day tomorrow - apparently it was part of the bargain from Coach Richards should they win - and then only the luckiest will see them "in action" at the Blue Jackets Black Tie Ball this Thursday, but get ready, because Saturday the Blackhawks come to town. (Remember that's a 1PM start)

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Our old TVs have returned from being scuttled into space and they have made a sport out of killing humans!
Play as humans to fight waves of Raybots OR play as the Raybots and build new robots for humans to fight. The best robots will be added to official campaigns! Also note - that campaign list has a yellow scroll bar down the ride side, with a lot more campaigns down below!
Big thanks to Mike for all the programming support with the API and drawing tools. Big thanks to Stamper for the player select music and menu sprucing. Big thanks to RicePirate for the intro and select screen voice. Big thanks to all the testers who helped build Raybots!
A or Z = Primary Weapon
S or X = Secondary Weapon
Arrows - Run, Jump, Drop through platforms
In human mode you can earn trophies and compete for high scores in the campaign mode. You can also browse the Boss Files and discover bosses not featured in the campaigns! Your letter grade is based on how much health you maintain during battle. Your score is based on a combination of health and time throughout the campaign.
In Raybot mode, you can edit your level, draw your own robot face, equip hats and hands, customize your weapons and record a pattern. While recording a pattern, hit SPACE to open the exit, then walk over the exit to close your loop! Every boss is a looping pattern. You must TEST and defeat your boss in order to save him, otherwise it isn't fair sport.
You unlock hats and hands by voting on the Raybots you fight in human mode.
In Raybot mode, some weapons have alternate versions. For example click the bullet icon multiple times for different bullets, or click the bomb icon multiple times for different bombs. Remember, you can equip both your A and S key weapons! When customization sliders are available, give them a try and see how it impacts your weapon.
Tap your "M" key to toggle Mute.
UPDATE (2/8/13): Turns out there was a massive teleporting bug that could result in you not being able to open the exit and close your pattern loop. I imagine this is the cause of the complaints about that issue. It's fixed! You may need to clear your cache.
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A soft, neutral colour palette creates a calm and restful environment. Just make sure you add different textures for the perfect look.
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The set is constructed of steel, not cast iron like many Kettlebell sets are. The slimmer handles that the individual pieces are equipped with allow for easy gripping and prevent lateral slippage. The slimmer handles on our Kettlebell set are ideal for high rep sets because they minimize fatigue. The set was designed to give the user better ballistic abilities along with easier and more natural mobility during the entire workout.
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Suspended WWE wrestler in court for domestic battery
LUTZ (FOX 13) - WWE star Adam Rose could take down any opponent, often winning in the ring before being suspended by the organization. Outside the ring, however, he has his struggles.
Just days after protesting his WWE suspension, Adam Rose, whose real name is Raymond Leppan, was arrested in Lutz and charged with domestic battery against his wife, Casandra.
Casandra, however, pleaded with the judge Thursday in court, not to keep her husband in jail.
"I would like Ray to be released and to come home and be with his children and his wife," she said to the judge.
She also seemed to down-play the whole incident, including what she told police when Raymond was arrested.
Cassandra said hurtful words were exchanged, not punches.
"It was an argument that got out of control and he grabbed my face, and when he did that, I said I was calling 911," Cassandra explained.
She said he grabbed the phone from her and the call was disconnected, but police showed up anyway.
Court records show Rose was suspended indefinitely by the WWE for another domestic incident in March. No charges have been filed in that case.
But Hillsborough County Judge John Conrad did not like what he was hearing.
"This has got to stop," he said. "There's going to be a price to be paid at some point if this doesn't change... at some point there's got be some intervention,"
And with that public scolding, the wrestler got big a break. Judge Conrad gave him a $1,000 bond.
"No violent contact, no acts of violence or threats of acts of violence against her in the future, do you understand that?" asked Judge Conrad.
Raymond replied, "I do sir, thank you."
Part of the condition of his release is he get counseling from his pastor. Raymond Leppan will be back in court in June.


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GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung
The goal of the scientific research conducted at GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung is to reach a better understanding of the structure and behavior of the world that surrounds us.
About us
The GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung in Darmstadt operates a worldwide leading accelerator facility for research purposes.
About 1,520 employees are working at GSI. In addition, every year approximately 1,000 researchers from universities and other research institutes around the world come to GSI to use the facility for experiments.
GSI is a limited liability company (GmbH). Shareholders are the German Federal Government with 90 %, the State of Hesse with 8 %, the State of Rhineland-Palatinate and the Free State of Thuringia with 1 % each. They are represented in the GSI supervisory board by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the respective state ministries. GSI is a member of the Helmholtz Association, Germany's largest research organization.
FAIR — Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research
At GSI, FAIR is currently being built, an international accelerator facility for the research with antiprotons and ions which is being developed and constructed in cooperation with international partners. It is one of the world's largest construction projects for international cutting-edge research. The FAIR project was initiated by the scientific community and researchers of GSI. The GSI accelerators will become part of the future FAIR facility and serve as the first acceleration stage.
For the realization of FAIR the FAIR GmbH, an international company under German law, was founded. The shareholders of FAIR come from nine countries: Finland, France, Germany, India, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Sweden. The United Kingdom is associated. The Czech Republic is aspirant partner.
The FAIR GmbH has about 60 employees. The GSI GmbH is the German shareholder and also the main shareholder of the international FAIR GmbH. GSI is responsible for the development, production and testing of substantial components of the FAIR accelerator facility and the experiment setups. The efficient cooperation of FAIR and GSI is enabled by the joint organization of both GmbHs under one Management Board.
Beyond the shareholders, about 3,000 scientists from about 50 countries take part in the development of the experiments and the scientific program of FAIR. They will come to FAIR and GSI in Darmstadt as visiting scientists in the future to use the facility for research.
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Purple and white variegated Italian type.
Harvest at 7-8" long by 3-4" diameter. Late and somewhat shy-yielding in the North. For a dynamic and attractive trio, present Nubia with Beatrice and Paloma. Also known as Dominican eggplant. Green calyx. Avg. 5,500 seeds/oz. Packet: 25 seeds.
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Solanum melongena, except where otherwise noted (S. gilo).
CULTURE: Eggplants require fertile, well-drained soil with a pH range of 6.2-6.8. Sow seed in flats indoors during early spring, or 6-8 weeks prior to planting outdoors. Sow 4 seeds/in., ¼" deep, and maintain soil temperature at 80-90°F (27-32°C) until emergence and 70°F (21°C) thereafter. Seed will not germinate in cool soil. After true leaves form, thin to 2-3" apart in flats or transplant into 2-3" pots or plug trays. To harden plants, reduce water and temperature to about 60°F (16°C) for about a week before planting out. Transplant outdoors late spring or early summer once the weather has thoroughly settled. Eggplants are tender, and cold weather may weaken them. Use row covers for a boost in performance and insect control. Remove when plants reach the covers or when blossoms first appear. Space transplants 18" apart in rows 30-36" apart, or 2 rows on plastic mulch, 18-24" between plants. It is important to be mindful of over-fertility. Too much nitrogen often results in large, bushy plants that produce only one small set of fruit.
STAKING: Eggplants may be pruned and staked to keep the fruits straight.
DISEASE: Practice lengthy crop rotation to avoid Verticillium wilt. A 4-5 year rotation for all Solanaceae crops is recommended.
INSECT PESTS: Fabric row covers are the recommended method of control for flea beetles and Colorado potato beetles (CPB) for newly-set transplants. Once covers are removed, regularly check undersides of leaves and crush any orange egg masses of the CPB.
HARVEST: Clip fruit stem with shears. Pick fruits of desired size regularly to encourage further production.
DAYS TO MATURITY: From transplanting.
TRANSPLANTS: Avg. 800 plants/1,000 seeds.
SEED SPECS: SEEDS/OZ.: 6,500–8,400 (avg. 7,300).
PACKET: 25 seeds.


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The following have been found to be very useful in providing general solar information, implementing solar energy programs and conducting basic solar research.
The sites listed are either government (gov) or public and private organization (org) sites that provide specific information related to solar energy.
General Solar - Florida
General Solar - National
Solar Radiation
Energy Data and Statistics
Solar System Certification - National
Florida Solar Energy Industries Association
The Florida Solar Energy Industries Association (FlaSEIA), founded in 1977, is a nonprofit professional association of companies involved in the solar energy industry. Information on this site includes legislative actions related to solar energy and the FlaSEIA membership directory. This is an especially useful site for consumers interested in finding qualified solar system installers.
US Department of Energy
The United States Department of Energy home page. This site has an excellent search engine to help you find exactly what you need.
DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
This Department of Energy site provides information on solar water heating. It also maintains a special "Ask a Question" feature with those with specific questions regarding solar water heating.
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
This site provides detailed information on solar thermal technologies as well as links to related solar thermal and photovoltaic sites.
American Solar Energy Society
The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) is a national organization dedicated to advancing the use of solar energy for the benefit of U.S. citizens and the global environment. The site includes a solar energy fact base, listing of ASES publications and position papers, annual conference information, and suggested links.
Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA)
This is the web site of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), a national trade association of solar energy manufacturers, dealers, distributors, contractors and installers. If you are in the market for a solar system, this is a good site to find out about SEIA members in your area.
Interstate Renewable Energy Council
The Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) is a non-profit organization committed to accelerating the sustainable utilization of renewable energy resources and technologies in and through state, local government, and community activities. IREC provides information on various programs, including Workshop-In-A-Box, Schools Going Solar, and the Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy.
DSIRE is a comprehensive source of information on state, local, utility and federal incentives and policies that promote renewable energy and energy efficiency.
Measurement and Instrumentation Data Center (MIDC)
This site provides Irradiance and Meteorological Data.
A-Z Topics on Energy Information Administration
This federal government site provides energy statistics and data and is an excellent site for those interested in obtaining detailed information on various energy related subjects.
Solar Rating and Certification Corporation (SRCC)
This is the site of the national solar collector and system certification organization. SRCC provides one-time certification, national recognition, product credibility, and standardized comparisons of solar energy products.


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Transforming Orem Homes: A Deep Dive into Carpet Cleaning Excellence
- by Ollie Renner
The beauty and comfort of a home often hinge on its cleanliness and maintenance. Among the various elements that contribute to a welcoming and cozy atmosphere, carpets play a significant role. However, over time, carpets can accumulate dirt, stains, and allergens, making them not only unsightly but also potentially unhealthy. In Orem, Utah, the quest for immaculate homes has led to a surge in the demand for professional carpet cleaning services. This article takes a deep dive into the world of carpet cleaning orem, exploring the importance of clean carpets, the methods used to achieve them, and the benefits they bring to homeowners.
The Importance of Clean Carpets
Carpets are more than just floor coverings; they are an integral part of interior design, providing warmth and texture to a room. However, their ability to trap dust, dirt, pet dander, and allergens can turn them into potential health hazards if not properly maintained. Here are some reasons why clean carpets are essential for a healthy and aesthetically pleasing home:
Improved Indoor Air Quality: Carpets act as filters, trapping airborne particles and allergens. Regular cleaning removes these contaminants, leading to cleaner air and a healthier living environment, especially for individuals with respiratory conditions.
Prolonged Carpet Life: Regular maintenance and cleaning can extend the lifespan of your carpets. Removing dirt and stains prevents the fibers from breaking down, preserving the carpet's appearance and functionality.
Enhanced Aesthetics: Clean carpets contribute to the overall visual appeal of your home. Stains and dirt can make even the most beautiful room look shabby, while a clean carpet can transform the space.
Odor Elimination: Carpets can absorb odors from spills, pets, and everyday use. Professional cleaning removes these odors, leaving your home smelling fresh and clean.
Health Benefits: Clean carpets are especially important for households with children or pets, as they minimize the risk of allergen-related health issues.
Now that we understand the importance of clean carpets, let's delve into the methods and techniques employed by Orem's carpet cleaning experts to achieve carpet cleaning excellence.
Carpet Cleaning Methods
Steam Cleaning (Hot Water Extraction):
Hot water extraction, commonly known as steam cleaning, is one of the most popular and effective methods for cleaning carpets. It involves the following steps:
a. Pre-treatment: A cleaning solution is applied to the carpet to break down dirt and stains.
b. Hot Water Extraction: Hot water, usually mixed with a cleaning agent, is injected into the carpet at high pressure. Simultaneously, a powerful vacuum extracts the water and loosened dirt, leaving the carpet clean and nearly dry.
Steam cleaning is known for its ability to remove deep-seated dirt and stains and is often recommended for heavily soiled carpets.
Dry Carpet Cleaning:
Dry carpet cleaning methods use minimal moisture and are ideal for carpets that cannot be exposed to excess water. One popular technique is encapsulation cleaning:
a. Pre-treatment: A specialized cleaning solution is applied to the carpet, which encapsulates dirt and stains.
b. Agitation: A machine agitates the solution, breaking down dirt and encapsulating it into tiny crystals.
c. Vacuuming: The crystals and dirt are then vacuumed away, leaving the carpet clean and dry.
Dry carpet cleaning is advantageous because it allows for minimal downtime and is suitable for commercial spaces or homes where immediate use of the carpet is necessary.
Bonnet Cleaning:
Bonnet cleaning involves the use of a rotary floor machine with a bonnet pad soaked in a cleaning solution. The bonnet pad spins across the carpet, absorbing dirt and stains. While this method is relatively quick and suitable for routine maintenance, it may not be as effective in deep cleaning as steam cleaning or dry methods.
Shampooing is a traditional carpet cleaning method that uses a foamy cleaning solution. The solution is applied to the carpet, scrubbed in, and then allowed to dry. Once dried, the carpet is vacuumed to remove the residue. While shampooing can be effective in removing stains, it may leave behind a residue and can be time-consuming.
Green and Eco-Friendly Options:
In Orem, as in many other places, there is a growing demand for eco-friendly and green carpet cleaning methods. These methods use environmentally friendly cleaning agents and minimize water usage, making them a sustainable choice for homeowners concerned about the environment.
Benefits of Professional Carpet Cleaning
Now that we've explored various carpet cleaning methods, let's discuss the numerous benefits of entrusting your carpet cleaning needs to professionals in Orem:
Expertise and Experience: All Pro Services professional carpet cleaners have the knowledge and experience to assess your specific carpet type and determine the most suitable cleaning method. They can effectively tackle stubborn stains and ensure a thorough cleaning.
Time Savings: Carpet cleaning can be a time-consuming task, especially for larger areas. Hiring professionals frees up your time, allowing you to focus on other priorities.
Health and Allergy Control: Professional cleaning can significantly reduce allergens in your home, benefiting those with allergies or asthma. The removal of dust, pollen, and pet dander improves indoor air quality.
Extended Carpet Life: Regular professional cleaning can extend the lifespan of your carpets, saving you money in the long run by delaying the need for replacement.
Convenience: Carpet cleaning professionals come equipped with the necessary tools and equipment, saving you the hassle of renting or buying specialized cleaning machines.
Stain Removal: Professionals have access to powerful cleaning agents and equipment, making them more capable of removing tough stains and spots from your carpet.
Odor Elimination: They can also effectively eliminate odors from your carpet, leaving your home smelling fresh and clean.
Choosing the Right Carpet Cleaning Service in Orem
With the numerous carpet cleaning options available in Orem, it's important to choose a service that aligns with your needs and preferences. Here are some factors to consider when selecting a carpet cleaning company:
Reputation: Research online reviews and ask for recommendations from friends or family to gauge the reputation of a carpet cleaning service.
Certification: Ensure that the company and its technicians are certified by recognized organizations, such as the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC).
Cleaning Method: Inquire about the cleaning methods the company uses and whether they offer eco-friendly options if that's a priority for you.
Pricing: Request quotes from multiple companies and compare their pricing. Be wary of exceptionally low prices, as they may indicate subpar service.
Insurance: Ensure that the company is fully insured to cover any potential damage or accidents during the cleaning process.
Satisfaction Guarantee: Ask if the company offers a satisfaction guarantee. A reputable company should be willing to address any concerns or issues you may have with their service.
Transforming Orem homes into clean, comfortable, and inviting spaces is a goal shared by many homeowners in the area. Clean carpets are a key element in achieving this transformation, offering benefits that go beyond aesthetics. Whether you choose steam cleaning, dry cleaning, or another method, entrusting your carpet cleaning orem needs to professionals in Orem can help you maintain a healthier and more beautiful home. By considering factors such as reputation, certification, and cleaning methods, you can make an informed decision when selecting a carpet cleaning service that best suits your needs. With the right professionals by your side, you can enjoy the many advantages of carpet cleaning excellence in Orem, ensuring a welcoming and hygienic environment for you and your family.
The beauty and comfort of a home often hinge on its cleanliness and maintenance. Among the various elements that contribute to a welcoming and cozy atmosphere, carpets play a significant role. However, over time, carpets can accumulate dirt, stains, and allergens, making them not only unsightly but also potentially unhealthy. In Orem, Utah, the quest…
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Britney Spears Hasn't Spoken to Her Father Jamie Since August
Britney Spears has not been in contact with her father, Jamie, since August.
On Tuesday (December 15), CNN published an interview with Jamie regarding his relationship with his daughter and their ongoing legal battle concerning her conservatorship. He told the outlet that he wants to "protect" the "Toxic" singer from those with "self-serving interests."
Jamie claimed that he and Britney were "on good terms" until August when Britney's attorney, Samuel Ingham, officially filed to remove him as her conservator, although he is temporarily acting as co-conservator alongside Bessemer Trust. Jamie and his lawyer, Vivian Lee Thoreen, also alleged that Ingham has prevented Britney from contacting Jamie in any capacity.
"I love my daughter and I miss her very much," Jamie said. "When a family member needs special care and protection, families need to step up, as I have done for the last 12-plus years, to safeguard, protect and continue to love Britney unconditionally. I have and will continue to provide unwavering love and fierce protection against those with self-serving interests and those who seek to harm her or my family."
Lee Thoreen added that Jamie and Britney's relationship was not that different from an average father-daughter relationship—up until August. "Britney's court-appointed attorney Sam Ingham abruptly instructed Jamie not to contact Britney a few months ago," Lee Thoreen claimed.
"Jamie and Britney had spoken often and regularly throughout the entire conservatorship," she added. " In fact, they had spoken just the day before and had had a pleasant and collaborative conversation."
Britney's conservatorship was first implemented in 2008.


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The Canadian Geotechnical Society has a number of awards and honours that recognize the achievements and excellence of its members. Most of the CGS Awards and Honours are presented annually at the CGS Annual Conference.
Click here to go to CGS Awards and Honours.
CGS members are also eligible for awards and distinctions from other organizations.
Click here to see some of the awards and distinctions from other organizations.


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DETROIT (AP) — Michigan's attorney general suggested conservative politics played a role in the acquittal of three men in the final trial related to a plan to kidnap Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
Dana Nessel, also a Democrat, told a liberal group Monday the trial was held in a "very right-leaning county."
She said Friday's verdicts were "perplexing, confusing but terrifying." The Detroit News obtained a video of Nessel's remarks to a group called Protectors of Equality in Government.
It is uncommon for a prosecutor, or even a defense lawyer, to publicly question a jury's motivation. Unlike Nessel, the U.S. Justice Department did not blame two federal acquittals last year in the same investigation on ideology.
William Null, twin brother Michael Null and Eric Molitor were found not guilty of providing material support for a terrorist act and a weapon charge. They were the last of 14 men to face charges in state or federal court. Nine were convicted and a total of five were cleared.
In cases that went to trial, state and federal prosecutors won only five of 10 verdicts.
The Nulls and Molitor were accused of supporting leaders of the kidnapping plan by participating in military-style drills and traveling to see Whitmer's second home in northern Michigan's Antrim County. The main figures, Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr., were convicted of conspiracy last year in federal court.
"Three of them were acquitted by a jury in Antrim County, not because we didn't have great evidence but because essentially, it seemed to me as though the Antrim County jurors, (in a) very, very right-leaning county (were) seemingly not so concerned about the kidnapping and assassination of the governor," Nessel said, according to the newspaper.
Matthew Schneider, who was U.S. attorney in Detroit in 2020 when the FBI broke up the kidnapping plot, said Nessel's remarks were inappropriate.
"We might disagree with jurors, but I don't think it's helpful to trash them and the American jury system when things don't go our way," Schneider told The Associated Press. "That's especially true here where the AG's office selected these jurors and agreed to have them serve during jury selection."
The AP sought an interview with Nessel about the verdicts, but her office declined.
William Null and Molitor testified in their own defense. Michael Null's attorney, Tom Siver, said he was so unimpressed with the state's evidence that he did not cross-examine witnesses during 14 days of testimony.
Molitor said FBI informant Dan Chappel, who was inside the group for months, had "glued" the scheme together.
"He helped set people up. He drove people. He paid for stuff. He did trainings," Molitor told the jury. "If it wasn't for him actually bringing people together and setting stuff up, the majority of people would not have gotten together to do this or even talked about stuff."
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Czech Constitutional Court confirms the right of people with disabilities to accessible and adequate social services
Yesterday, the Czech Constitutional Court ruled in favour of David Vratislav, a 24-year-old young man suing the local authorities for failing to provide him with the social services he needed. The court said that every person, including people with high support needs, has the right to receive adequate social services respecting their dignity.
David Vratislav is a young man with autism and an intellectual disability from a Central-Bohemian town called Rakovník, in the Czech Republic. He was raised by his mother - who has mental health issues - and his grandmother. As he was getting older, his mother and grandmother started to struggle to care for David or to take him outside, so he spent most of his time within the walls of their 2-bedroom apartment. They started looking for appropriate social care services, however, none of the local authorities were willing to help and they were left alone.
The family then decided to fight to get the support David needed so they turned to Czech NGO, "FORUM", asking for legal help. With Validity's support, they sued the local authorities in a regional court. The court agreed with David and his family and held that the local authority must provide David with the services he needs. This significant decision has been now upheld by the Czech Constitutional Court which decided, in yesterday's judgment, fully in his favour.
This is an important judgment because for the first time in the Czech Republic, the Constitutional Court ruled in a favour of a person with a disability who had sued a local authority for failing to provide social services. The Constitutional Court emphasised that every person has an enforceable right to social services and can seek judicial remedy to ensure that authorities comply with their obligations to respect and fulfil this right. As this had not happened for David, the court found, amongst other things, a violation of Article 19 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2009. Article 19 guarantees that everyone has the right to live and be included in the community.
The Constitutional Court's decision reinforced a 2014 Supreme Court decision in another case litigated by FORUM and Validity in which the court had guaranteed that people with disabilities have a right to individualised social services. In David's case, the Constitutional Court went further, requiring local authorities to take reasonable steps to ensure that necessary social services are available so that people with disabilities can maintain their personal autonomy and achieve social inclusion.
Tereza Bartova, a lawyer at FORUM representing David, said: "This is a ground-breaking judgment. For the first time, the Constitutional Court recognized a legally enforceable right to the provision of adequate social services, which, in accordance with Article 19 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, must support the independence and dignity of persons with disabilities. The court emphasized that even persons with the most severe disabilities must not be left alone by the state."
Barbara Méhes, Validity lawyer, added that "this recognition of the individual's right to accessible and appropriate social services places an obligation on the state, including local authorities, to take concrete and targeted steps to roll out community-based services enabling people with disabilities to live independently in their local communities."
The Constitutional Court's judgment is available here in Czech.


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a journal of finding good food and restaurants i love to eat in Taipei when I'm not in Los Angeles. looking forward to hearing from other food lovers about where your favorite places to eat are, so i can try them next!
Thursday, September 28, 2006
bakeries: i recommend POZZO
at San Want Hotel
172 Chung Hsiao E Rd, Sec 4
(02) 2772-2121 ext. 2126
open daily: 7AM- 10PM
visit reviewed: 9/28/2006
Pozzo is a bakery located next to the entrance of San Want hotel on the busy Chung Hsiao East Road shopping street. It's a great place to stop by for a snack or to pick up some bread for the next day. With a varying assortment of breads and pastries, today I chose to get (from left to right) squid ink garlic loaf, custard filled tart, coconut raisin bread, and a doughnut for under NT$150. Hey, I haven't had a doughnut in awhile!
I wish I could have had hands free to take more pictures inside the shop (maybe next time!), but it was brightly lit with wall to wall baked goods as well as customers. The front of the store near the window had the desserts with cakes, custards and tarts.
The custard tart was huge and the milky filling reminded me of a softer egg tart filling. The garlic squid ink bread had little bit of garlic butter spread in top of the center and a pleasant garlic taste after you had finished eating the bread- though it's not garlic bread, but rather the flavor of garlic infused in the bread. I shared some with a friend, and he wanted to eat more. The doughnut was good- nothing out of the ordinary and nothing bad to say. I didn't eat the coconut raisin bread, but it disappeared quickly as well.
The hours are pretty good for early and late birds, and the signs are all English and Chinese friendly. I would definitely go there again and try out some of the other offerings, and pick up some more garlic squid ink bread.
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
italian/revisited: BELLINI PASTA PASTA
No. 16, Sung Shou Road, 2F
inside Warner Village Theaters
(02) 2758-6096
hours: 11:30AM- 11 PM
date reviewed: 9/11/2006
There's so much pasta, BELLINI PASTA PASTA has it twice in their name. With four locations in Taipei, Bellini Pasta Pasta features family style portions of salads, appetizers, pasta and desserts with friendly service and casual atmosphere.
On this day, I felt like eating some bolognese spaghetti and was near the Warner Village. I placed an order to go and was offered a place to sit and some ice water as well. The server asks me if I want my pasta soft, and I say al dente. The inside of the Warner location features long wooden tables and benches, and view of the chefs cooking. It's smaller than I expected, so I can see why there would be a wait for a table on a busy Friday night. Luckily, it's before dinner time and a weeknight, so my pasta is made pretty quickly.
The Bolognese spaghetti ($390) here comes with two soft boiled eggs on top. I've never seen this before elsewhere-so I don't know if this is an Italian thing, a Japanese thing or a specialty of Bellini's, but it's surprising combination that works. The tomato meat sauce is flavorful and slightly sweet and the soft boiled eggs cook a little more when mixed into the pasta. There's not a lot of meat, but enough sauce to cover all the spaghetti. I also thought that the meat sauce was perfectly flavored, where often I find Macaroni Grill's pasta to be on the salty side. The portion would easily be enough for 3-5 people, so you could order a few different pastas family style if you went with a group. I ordered it to-go and could not finish it. The leftovers heated up pretty well for a few days afterwards too.
In the past, I've also enjoyed their Pesto Pasta with Shrimp and their Clam Linguine looks quite good. I'm not sure about their other locations, but the Warner location has a "show window" by their entrance, of their pastas captured in plastic model form to catch your eye. Their menu is in English and Chinese and features a lot of the pasta names in Italian. Their business card has "Bellini Tokyo" on it, so I know they have locations in Japan, but I'm not sure if that is where the chain originates. EIther way, I'm glad to have it here in Taipei as an option for easy, friendly, tasty and quick Italian food.
new visit reviewed: 9/27/2006
Last night, I had a chance to try out to-go Bellini Pasta again. Even though I wanted to order the Bolognese meat sauce again, I decided to try out new things. I ordered a vegetarian cream pasta and Pizzetta Half & Half pizza (NT$230) (which includes 1/2 pesto with shrimp and mushroom, and 1/2 red sauce with eggplant and cheese) as well as the Spaghetti with shrimp and mushrooms in basil pesto sauce (NT$460).
This was the first time I got a chance to look at the to-go menu which includes antipasto, a couple gratins and risottos and a lot of spaghetti and pizzettas. While Bellini does have one Lasagna dish, all the other pasta dishes are spaghetti- no penne, linguine or fettucine in sight. Because their portions are "family size," they also feature "Pasta Half & Half" - 2 types of pastas and sauces for the equivalent of a 1 dish size/price at NT$480 such as the spaghetti in tomato sauce w/ pork cutlet & spaghetti with yuzu mentaiko, calamari and snow peas. Sounds interesting right?
Unfortunately, tonight I found my pastas to be rather bland. The cream sauce was barely there and the sparse combination of mushrooms, bell peppers and romaine lettuce was not really drool-worthy.
The pesto pasta that I had been looking forward to was also in need of some salt or garlic or ground pine nuts or fresh olive oil. Something to make it more aromatic than the slightly creamy, heavy looking and tasting pesto spaghetti we got. It had me missing the pesto pasta I had awhile back at Guy's Cafe or the bolgonese pasta I had a few weeks ago.
The pizzette fared a little better, although the red sauce again was stronger in flavor than the pesto slices. The pizzette was smaller than I expected and being cold when I got home to eat it probably didn't help it either.
While I think I would still go back to Bellini Pasta Pasta for the unique Spaghetti in meat sauce and soft-boiled eggs, I don't think I will get anything else but the red sauce based spaghettis if I decided to try the Milanese style chicken or the pork cutlet. They are still friendly and quick, but for more flavor, you'd probably have better options with the similarly priced Macaroni Grill nearby or Cosi O Cosi which also features pasta on the lighter side, but with a fresher, home-style spin.
OTHER LOCATIONS in TAIPEI:
NO. 218 Chung Hsiao E RD, Sec 4
ATT mall/building, 2nd FL
(02) 8771-3099
No. 39, Fushing S RD, Sec 1
(02) 6606-0688
No. 12, Kuan Chien RD
(02) 2388-8558
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
japanese: SUNTORY at Far Eastern Hotel
at Far Eastern Hotel, 7th FL
201 Tun Hwa S Road Sec.2 ,
Taipei 106
Tel: (02) 2376-3241
kid friendliness: high chairs available
visit reviewed: 9/26/2006
I am always drooling over food- whether it's meals made by a TV chef or a photo on a food blog- I think it's true that you eat with your eyes first. So from the minute I saw a picture of the "Fried rock lobster glazed in caramel with Japanese mountain pepper" in the Weekend section of Taiwan News last week (Sept 22, 2006) and the accompanying article about the "zen-like" beautifully presented and delicious Kaiseki set course, I started daydreaming about eating there.
It was also perfect for this month's Dine and Dish, LIKE A VIRGIN, where I would be trying new things all around- a new restaurant and my first food blog event ever, hosted by the Delicious Life, which happens to be one of the very first food blogs I've ever read and started me into a spiral of must-read list of daily drool-worthy blogs.
Imagining the morsels of LOBSTER! glazed in CARAMEL! doing a happy dance on my tastebuds kept a smile on my face all the way to the restaurant when I finally made my way there. I called in for a same day with a reservation for 5, and was actually even able to get a private room in the left side of the restaurant once we were there since it was on a slower weeknight. The entrance on the right included a giant wall size fishtank lit an unnatural shade of bright blue and the decor is elegant modern Japanese, even with rock gardens and mini-fountains on the way to the restrooms.
We sat down with the menus and I started to get nervous.. there were a few set courses on the menu, but the Kaiseki course (NT$3000 ~ US$100) reviewed in the paper had a Tempura Red Snapper instead of Rock Lobster. Even the slightly more expensive Chef's set menu (~NT$3300) didn't have it. A million thoughts raced through my mind- (1) They changed the set menu already (2) I only read the article a week ago! (3) Maybe they ran out of rock lobster? (4) Maybe if we ask really nicely they'll make it for us? (5) Maybe it's on a even more special menu onesheet that the waitress forgot to give us? (6) Maybe the chef changes the menu everyday?? (7) Why the heck did the paper focus on the rock lobster if it wasn't even going to be here!!!
We asked the waitress about it and after some back and forth with her and the kitchen, she said that the only thing was the lobster in the Autumn menu (pointing to a placard on the table) but the shell was fried, but not the lobster. If I could do it again, I would have said, okay, let's order that, maybe it's the same thing. But in the moment, I pictured morsels of rock lobster tempura and didn't want something that wasn't what I drooled over. Now that I have the photo in front of me, I think that was what it was and I'm super sad that I didn't get it.
Instead, I ended up making my own quasi-set course by ordering things that appealed to me off the menu to share with the table, and there were quite a few things. Pecan and Soy Paper Crusted Fried Oysters, Mushroom and Asaparagus Salad, Dragon Roll (Tempura Prawn and Avocado), Eel and avocado, fish chin, and Mushroom soup. I will say that the pictures don't capture the food and ambiance with justice, as it was very dark so I had to use my flash and when I didn't, it's harder to see with the diim lighting.
The mushroom soup: I thought it was an interesting twist to serve mushroom soup from a tea kettle. You pour the broth into the two tea cups and drink, and then can scoop out the mushrooms to eat afterwards if you want. The broth was flavorful and deep, but the mushrooms had all the flavor sucked out of them. Two other people in the party said that they thought it was salty, but I didn't think it was.
The asparagus mushroom salad: I wished the tangy, sweet dressing that came on the mini-bed of lettuce was on the rest of the salad, since the mushrooms and asapargus tasted sort of plain in comparison. Even as a mushroom lover, I felt tasted a bit slimy. I also didn't know what to do with the accompanying piece of bread- it was stale and hard as a rock. I don't know what the orange crunchy shreds on top were, but they gave the salad an overall nice bite.
The pecan crusted oysters: These were a lot more dense than I expected, although I guess I should have expected the slivers of pecans to make the deep fried dish a lot heavier. I like my deep fried oysters big, like these were and I haven't had them in awhile, so I was excited. The pecan and soy paper add an interesting texture to the soft body of the oyster, they gave each person a tonkatsu dipping sauce that was not bad.
the Rolls: Both rolls were okay, although, the avocado was barely noticeable in both. I was also very surprised to see the prawn/avocado roll was entirely fried, rather than just the prawns. Not only deep fried, but with onions- again, it made the dinner a lot heavier/greasier than I was expecting.
Several people ordered the set menu- a tempura set menu, the beef set menu and a vegetarian set menu. Here are a couple glimpses of what I saw. I also didn't take a picture of the fish chin- though it was a lot of meat, I found it slightly fishier than I would like and not as crispy.
My overall impressions- it's definitely an upscale restaurant with upscale prices to match, but I think that you can get just as good food for half the price at other upscale Japanese restaurants such as Sumie. Like any relationship, I think I end up comparing all my experiences to your first- which in my case is Sumie, which has various set courses, but one at NT$1500 is mouthwatering and filling and so beautifully presented. I wasn't blown away by the food that I had at Suntory, and maybe it's because I didn't order the chef's special set menu, but I don't think that you should have to order the most expensive thing on the menu to be blown away. I liked it better than the often stuffy Peony Japanese restaurant, but I didn't get what I hoped for when I read the review in the paper. Sometimes the fantasy is better than the reality, but you don't know until you try it.
Saturday, September 23, 2006
dessert/chinese: EASTERN ICE STORE
No. 38, Lane 216, ZhongXiao E. Rd., Sec. 4
(02) 2777-2057
Hours: 11 am-10 pm
visit reviewed: 9/23/2006
I was expecting shaved ice, but I got a soupy mix of toppings instead- it might have been because the tapioca balls were warm and melted the ice, or maybe it was a warm day, or maybe that's how you were supposed to eat it. For NT$45, you can choose up to four toppings, hot or cold, and add condensed milk for an extra NT$10. Today, I chose tapioca balls (their specialty), red bean, mini-mochi balls, and taro mochi balls. There is an array of other things you can choose from such as almond tofu, lemon jelly, peanuts, green beans, big red beans, taro, among other things. In a 2003 review, Taipei Fun says,"No preservatives, artificial flavorings or colorings are used in their products. Consistency has customers coming in continuous succession for a taste of the round tapioca pearls. "
Like a lot of local places, there are no signs in English and most likely no one that speaks English, so you just point and pay and move aside. Hopefully you know what the toppings are that you want!
Some people like to stir their shaved ice until it becomes a soupy mess. If you do, you should try it out.
I don't.
So, actually, I didn't really care for what I ended up getting. I prefer to have the condensed milk ontop of the shaved ice, but instead it just made the sweet toppings here too sweet.
A busy location with ample seating next door, it seems to be fairly popular, but not too crowded that you weren't able to find a seat on a Saturday afternoon. For a local dessert fix, next time I'll stick to the shaved ice, or get some soy tofu from Little South Gate.
bakeries: LITTLE MERMAID BAKERY at city'super
at city'super
Far Eastern Hotel Mall, B1
203, Tun Hwa S Road, Sec. 2
Taipei 106
visit reviewed: 9/23/2006
It was really cute. Along some of the English and Chinese signs were additional signs that said "Just baked" or "Just fried" to highlight certain items. The items at the Little Mermaid Bakery even looked different from breads and pastries I had spotted in other Taipei bakeries, so I had to give it try. The city'superwebsite says that their instore baked bread was "famous for its Danish style pastries, and pioneered by the Andersen Group in Japan." No wonder...
I got a bread with sugar dusted on it, a bread with cheese baked in it, and a curry doughnut (kind of like a deep fried ball stuffed with a thicker curry).
Unfortunately, I didn't love it as much as I wanted to. And I reallly wanted to.
The sugar bread was sweet and soft- kind of like a flatbread doughnut. The cheese bread tasted like other cheese breads. And the curry doughnut was greasier and heavier than others I have had.
But it looked so good! And they have a frequent buyer's program where you get a card with stamps. I would probably give it another chance and try out other things. Also, if you are looking for foreign foods and goods, you have a good shot at finding them at the citysuper supermarket, although you will probably be paying an arm and leg extra for it!
Friday, September 22, 2006
chinese: i strongly recommend SHIN YEH
112 Chung Hsiao E RD, Sec 4
(02) 2752-9299
Hours: 11 am-3:30pm, 5-10:30 pm
kid friendliness: high chairs available, kids setting offered
Complete review coming soon!
If you are looking for Taiwanese specialty dishes, but don't want to sit in a crowded stall in a night market- Shin Yeh is your best bet. You know that a place is good when it's packed with locals- it's like when you are in the states, you want to eat at the Chinese restaurants that's filled with Chinese people, not non-Chinese people. But not that tourists aren't welcome- the menu is very tourist friendly with both English and Chinese and lots of pictures of each dish. Located on the busy Chung Hsiao shopping area, it's fairly easy to find. Once upstairs, it's a fairly nice sit down restaurant with a few private rooms.
Original Branch: 34-1, ShuangCheng Street
(02) 2596-3255
Hours: 11 am-1 am
NanXi Branch: 12, NanJing West Road, 8F
(02) 2523-6757
Hours: 11 am-9:30 pm
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
indian/revisted: AALEJA
6, Alley 5, Lane 70, Yanji St
Lunch 11am to 2pm
Dinners 5pm to 10:30pm
kid friendliness: high chair available, no kids setting offered
revisted review: 9/19/2006
Today I headed to AALEJA again, getting a seat right before the busy lunch hour. Good thing too, especially as the restaurant started to fill its tables, it was hard to get service, and it was hard to wave someone down for more water, a forgotten bowl of basmati rice and the bill. Though the two waiters were friendly, it was too understaffed for the six to eight tables that were there when we left. STRIKE ONE: not enough servers during lunch hour
The Tandoori Chicken (half order) was disappointing as the pieces seemed bony rather than meaty. I felt a little this way last time, though I thought it was because I got the leftover pieces from a group of eaters. However, with a half order, we got a bony thigh, a medium meaty breast, and a tiny leg upon the hot plate of onions and tomato. The flavor was still tangy and tender, but just expected more bites out of the order, especially in comparison to experiences at other Indian restaurants. STRIKE TWO: more bones than meat from the Tandoori Chicken
STRIKE THREE: Another disappointment this day- the Naan! It was dense and heavy, like pita bread rather than fluffy crispy naan I've come to love. Did I order wrong, I thought to myself? I asked for original flavor in chinese, but this was not like the Naan I had before. I even compared it to the picture from the last visit. As the servers were busy attending to other customers and we were ready to leave, I didn't bring it up to the waiters.
The Mutton Korma and potato side we ordered were still very good. The rice was a good accompaniment, though more like sticky rice than basmati rice, maybe to accomodate to the Taiwanese tastes. As I heard other customers order the lunch special set (which I didn't know about since I didn't see it on the menu and the server didn't mention it), I was a little curious- but it definitely on the light side with one meat dish and rice, naan, soup, fruit, drink (though I heard there are different levels of lunch sets). Our lunch for two ran about NT$1210 (with service fee), as my friend also ordered soup and a strawberry lassi. I will have to try the other Indian restaurants before returning to AALEJA to compare, but for now I'm revising my "strongly recommend" to a neutral recommend because of their three strikes today.
original review posted: 6/20/2006
visit reviewed: 4/23/2006
I really enjoy Indian food, and I think that I've had some of the best Indian food in Asia- Singapore, Hong Kong and now Taipei. There are actually quite a few Indian restaurants in Taipei to choose from, but sometimes that becomes more confusing- which one is "authentic" and which ones cater too much to the Taiwanese tastebuds?
On this occassion, I was actually searching most of the day to choose one Indian restaurant for a group family excursion and set with the near impossible task of finding one that might have a private room- as they do in many Chinese restaurants. Calls placed to Tandoor, Ali Baba and New Delhi asking if they had a private room resulted in varied interesting responses (one "no" and then hang up, one confused no and one polite no.) After scouring various internet boards, quite a few TaiwanHo! forum posters recommend Aaleja. To my surprise, they actually had a private room available (and were friendlier than some of the other restaurants on the phone I had called)!
After a few twists and turns, you will find the entrance, which at night is light by a neon sign and a large lit entrance collage of food photos.
The dinner was great. We got an assortment of curries: the mutton karahi (NT$410), chicken vindaloo (NT$300), beef korma (NT$310), the eggplant masala (NT$190), as well as the chicken tandoori (full chicken NT$550), samosas (3 for NT$160) and naan (NT$50)/ garlic naan (NT$70). We also got a rice dish (which I can't remember the name) and to my surprise it was curried instead of plain basmati rice.
Each of the curries were had distinct and complimenting flavors to another, and the meats were stewed to tenderness .
Our full order of chicken tandoori was split into two hot plates. The chicken was tender and flavorful.
The naan was soft and crispy.
The samosas was the only disappointment because the skins were slightly soggy and not crispy.
Our table of seven people finished everything!
The private room had very cool mural along one side of the wall and a tv in the other corner that played Bollywood films, perhaps to help transport you to India. The restaurant area was crowded and boisterous. The service was friendly and accomodating. The food took a little while to be served, but once the food came, it all came fairly quickly. I'd like to return to try their weekend brunch buffet, mmmmm.
Sunday, September 03, 2006
japanese/bbq: TAIPEI CITY CLUB TEPPANYAKI
at TAIPEI CITY CLUB
156, Mingsheng E. Road, Sec. 3
(02) 2713-9955
date reviewed: 6/27/2006
I think you have to be a member or know one to eat at the Taipei City Club. Luckily, we had a chance to eat at their Teppanyaki restaurant which features a multi-course meal with your choice of lobster or other seafood. While most people are familiar with teppanyaki-style of dining as popularized by the American food chain Benihana's- these chefs don't do tricks, but it's still fun to watch them cook. Personally, I always find it fascinating how they keep the cooking surface so spotless.
While their frills (appetizer, salad, soup, fried rice, dessert) were easy to forget about,
their steak and seafood were divine. The steak was grilled and cut into tender bitesize pieces (with all the garlic soysauce you could eat)
and the lobster cooked right in front of you (so that I could yell "no cheese" before he melted a slice onto mine).
It's sort of weird to see the lobster wriggling in front of it while it cooks, but I try not to think about it too much. I'm just happy that I get to eat my whole half-lobster rather than it being diced into pieces and divided amongst the group when you can't be exactly sure it's being divided exactly evenly! When you are eating lobster, it does matter!
My friend who loves garlic ate this whole pile.
Their portions are not huge for the prices you are paying and the pace is leisurely, but it's a special treat for occassions like anniversaries and such. Most teppanyaki places I've been to have multi-course meals with smaller portions. I don't know if they didn't have it, or we just didn't order it- but it would have been nice to have some steamed mushrooms or spinach or bok choy vegetables to go with the dinner. If you want to eat a lot for less, you're better off eating all-you-can-eat bbq where you can grill your own food. But the higher quality steak and seafood can be found here.


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H&J Martin are delighted to announce that we have teamed up with International Road Racer Lee Johnston for his 2019 racing season. The Fermanagh man is competing in the North West 200, Isle of Man TT and Ulster Grand Prix road races as well as a full season of British Supersport thus providing widespread exposure across the UK, Ireland and beyond.
The former National superstock champion has won six International road races previously and is one of the most popular riders in motorcycling, this year he has a new look team in Ashcourt Racing and we are proud to be a part of what we are sure will be a successful year.
Kirk Jamison, Commercial Director H&J Martin, commented: "Lee is one of the best road racers around and has proven his ability to run at the front of the British Championship as well. Promoting our brand to the spectators and television viewers at high profile events such as these is a key part of the continued growth of H&J Martin. We have a large number of avid motorcyclists both on our workforce and client base so it also provides a great outlet for involvement and interest in Lee's season. Everyone at H&J Martin would like to wish Lee a safe and successful year starting at this weeks International North West 200."
Lee Johnston, commented: "I'm really happy to be associated with such a successful company as H&J Martin and hope we can grow this partnership in the future."


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As U.S. businesses continue to recover from COVID-19's economic devastation, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is expanding loan opportunities. The agency announced that beginning the week of April 6th, nonprofits and small businesses will be able to borrow up to $500,000 for up to 24 months. This expansion of the COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program more than triples the existing limit of six months and a maximum loan amount of $150,000.
In a news release announcing the change, SBA Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman said, "More than 3.7 million businesses employing more than 20 million people have found financial relief through SBA's Economic Injury Disaster Loans, which provide low-interest emergency working capital to help save their businesses. However, the pandemic has lasted longer than expected, and they need larger loans."
Businesses that had already applied for a COVID-19 EIDL loan need not worry about reapplying, as all applications in process will automatically be considered for the increased amounts. Similarly, instructions will be published to allow those who have already been approved for a loan to apply for the expanded amounts. A loan increase can be requested via SBA.gov, and an email will go out to all previously approved borrowers containing the same information.
The COVID-19 EIDL program has been extremely successful, with over $200 billion in loans already approved by the SBA. Small businesses, including independent contractors and sole proprietors, have been provided 30-year maturity loans at a 3.75% interest rate, while not-for-profits will pay 2.75% in interest.
In more good news for borrowers, on March 12th the SBA announced that borrowers for all disaster loans, including the COVID-19 EIDL loans, would be provided extended deferment periods. Interest will still accrue on all outstanding loan balances, so though payments are not required until 2022, borrowers do have an incentive to begin paying their balance off sooner.
If you have any questions about the EIDL loan limit expansion and how it could affect your business, please contact our office.
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The General Grabber AT3 tires offer exceptional grip on any terrain. The traction ribs and multi-angled sipes provide grip and stability, while the open tread shoulder keeps the tires clean for maximum traction in muddy conditions. Take on any off-road adventure with confidence.
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Subject to these Terms, The Delivery Service Provider agrees to receive and arrange for the provision of the Service to the Consignee in accordance with the information on The Delivery Service Provider's Waybill or return of the Shipment to the Customer (or its nominee) when the Shipment was not delivered to the Consignee.
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Unless otherwise agreed in writing and signed by The Delivery Service Provider, no other instructions, whether verbal or written shall be binding on The Delivery Service Provider or any TPA.
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Lantern Roof Stockist Walton
Lantern Roof Stockist Walton – Buy Korniche Lantern roofs online, range of colours and sizes to suit any project.
A very popular rooflight to let vast amounts of light in to any room during the day and look perfect at night, whilst providing a traditional and contemporary design to complement a broad range of home styles and designs.
Slim & Elegant
The slim elegant double glazed rectangular korniche roof lanterns fits perfectly in any home by retaining traditional features in a contemporary setting:
- Slim Sections At only 57mm wide in total
- Optimises natural light & great for extensions
- Range of colours Our standard colours are Gloss White, Matt Grey and Matt Black
- 6 glass specs avilable – Ambi Blue, Ambi Aqua, Clear Sunshade Blue, AMbi Bronze, Ambi Neutral
Most units are supplied without intermediate glazing bars for unobstructed views [3500 x 1000mm & 4000 x 1000mm units have one intermediate glazing bar due to the length]
The Best Quality
Please be aware that our Korniche Roof Lantern are delivered unglazed and will require assembly on-site, with the glass delivered separate to the frame.
Double glazed glass Korniche roof lanterns are designed with slimline frame features to create a large amount of light into your room. They come with self cleaning glass as standard with a variety of different tints available such as sunshade blue.
Korniche products are fast and easy to install. Being one of the last pieces of the puzzle to most construction projects, this glass rooflight is great for flat roof extensions for both domestic and commercial settings. It will go from our shop to you in sections, with installation speed considered. It has a slim traditional finish, designed for the thermal, natural and light market. To complete the performance profiles of our glass roof products, we offer a range of flat glass types.
This roof lantern has been optimised to create one of the strongest yet stiffest products available to buy on the UK market, ensuring that minimal obscurity occurs to let the light beam into your home. Boasting of being able to survive most things mother nature can throw at it and to put this into real perspective, a 6000mm by 4000mm roof lantern can support over 8 tonnes.
Using Korniche Products
This Korniche product is delivered in kit form which leaves the factory after being thoroughly checked over for quality control, ensuring excellent customer satisfaction in every product. Depending if you're a builder or a homeowner, your installer will have included a comprehensive installation guide that includes the necessary information and dedicated parts required for a quick and easy installation.
Given it's revolutionary design, this roof lantern comes with factory fitted aluminium bosses link spas and eaves beams with a simple, yet very strong one bolt fixing mechanism. Furthermore, included within the installation instructions comes with pre-fitted injection moulded silicone seals to provide a superior long-lasting water tight seal and Q-Lon gaskets. Put simply, your installer online needs to apply silicone sealant to the underside of the eaves beam to ensure a robust weather seal between the unit itself and the upstand of your roof extension.
Key Features
Glass Options
Self-clean glass
Once installed, your powder-coated, glazed lantern will be fully weather resistant, with self-cleaning glass to reduce maintenance even further.
Specially designed to remain cleaner for longer, our self-cleaning glass features a transparent coating that breaks down dirt using the sun's ultra-violet rays, which is then washed away by any rain.
The highly durable coating is integrated into the external surface of the glass. It will still require the occasional clean in line with the glass manufacturer's instructions, but at far longer intervals compared to conventional glass.
RAL Colours
We offer more than 150 colours in matt, satin or gloss, including the option to have different colours on the inside and outside of the frames.
This gives you greater freedom to match both the interior and exterior style of your property.
Die-cast aluminium components
Because we use aluminium, our die cast components are made with greater accuracy and tighter tolerances that deliver superb weather resistance and thermal retention, low maintenance and breath-taking aesthetics.
Strongest on the market
Meticulously engineered to be the strongest and stiffest on the market, our roof lantern supports industry-leading maximum glass sizes without the need for additional rafters.
Victorian-inspired ridge and spas
Reminiscent of traditional timber structures, our roof lantern's rafters and spas provide some of the narrowest sightlines available, ensuring you can enjoy a grander view.
Seamless aesthetics
With no visible fixings and seamless joints throughout, your roof lantern doesn't just change the way your living space looks. It changes how it feels.
Every detail designed for purpose
The Korniche roof lantern's simple design means it is capable of being fitted in minutes and glazed in seconds. It is the fastest and easiest kit to install on the market.
Protected inside and out
The roof lantern is fully thermally broken. Outside aluminium elements are connected to the internal ones through thermal breaks, vastly reducing heat transfer.
Beautiful from every angle
Where the spas end, they are fitted with an aluminium die-cast end cap, sculpted to fit perfectly with no visible fixings to maintain the beautiful aesthetics in every detail.
Matt Black (RAL 9005) External / Matt Black (RAL 9005) Internal
£765.58 – £2,537.48 -
Matt Black (RAL 9005) External / Grey (RAL 7016) Internal
£765.58 – £2,537.48 -
Matt Black (RAL 9005) External / White (RAL 9010) Internal
£765.58 – £2,537.48 -
Matt Grey (RAL 7016) External / Matt Grey (RAL 7016) Internal
£765.58 – £2,537.48
What is Ambi 'self clean' glass?
The Ambi range of self cleaning glass combines both self cleaning and solar control properties, making them highly desirable amongst homeowners looking for the ultimate in glass solutions. The coating that is applied to the glass breaks down organic dirt and by doing so reduces the adhesion of inorganic dirt. Water droplets are spread out to form a sheet and this picks up the loosened dirt particles as it drains off the surface. The result is remarkable and a difference you can actually see.
What does U Value mean?
Thermal transmittance, also known as U-value, is the rate of transfer of heat through the glass. It is measured as watts per square meter Kelvin or W/m²K. The better the insulation, the lower the U-value is.
Why does aluminium need to be thermally broken?
Aluminium like all metals is a conductor of heat. If our profiles weren't thermally broken the inside heat would be wicked away and lost to the colder outside. By creating a profile assembled with polyamide sections between the inside and outside portions, the 'thermal bridge' is stopped. Polyamide is a glass filled plastic meaning it is an insulator and therefore there is virtually no conduction of heat through it.
What are the benefits of powder coat verses wet paint?
Powder coating provides better performance than wet paint—it is more resistant to chipping, scratching, and other wear because of the thermal bonding it undergoes during curing, and because it can be applied in much thicker layers. This performance is especially important for outdoor products, like aluminium glazed products.
In addition to its physical toughness, powder coating provides superior colour retention. Long term exposure to moisture, sunlight, and heat breaks down the resins found in both paint and powder coating. This process, known as chalking, causes resin and pigment particles to lose adhesion. Affected particles form a chalk-like layer on the coating surface.
The early stages of chalking merely give the coating a faded appearance, but severe chalking will eventually erode the coating enough to compromise surface protection. The rate of chalking depends on the resiliency of the resin. Polyester based powder coatings are frequently used as topcoats due to their exceptional chalk resistance.
Why do Walton companies choose NextGen?
NextGen are based in Walton, Liverpool and offer services throughout the Walton, Birkenhead, Ellsmere Port, Widnes and Manchester . We are your local Korniche Roof Lantern Stockist, with a wealth of knowledge and experience.
If you'd like to discuss your options with one of our professionals or have any questions about the Korniche Lantern Roofs, please get in touch with us today!


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3. Next, for each of your strips, you'll need something for the batting on the inside. Since I got such a good price on the patterned flannel, I just used two pieces of the extra fabric. (However, you could also use plain white flannel or cotton batting.) Also, because I didn't want my seams to be too bulky, I cut the inner flannel pieces to be 1" narrower than the outside pieces. (So, if the regular strips were 6 1/2" wide, the inner pieces were cut to 5 1/2" wide)
Once you have your four pieces of fabric cut for each stripe, layer them together into a fabric sandwich ~ the two outer pieces right sides out with the two inner layers in the middle.
4. Then, just sew a seam down the center of each fabric sandwich. I found that I did not have to pin the fabric pieces together at all (which is great because I really don't like to pin!). The center seam does not have to be perfectly straight, but to help me stay on track, I put a small piece of tape on my sewing machine to use as my guide.
5. Continue with the rest of your strips until each has a seam down the center, then lay your pieces out in the arrangement you want.
7. Next, you'll want to even up the sides of your quilt if necessary. (You can see I wasn't too exact when cutting mine, so the edges were all different lengths. One quick pass with the rotary cutter solved that problem.)
8. At this point, you can bind the edges of your quilt or just sew another half inch seam around the outer edges. (I chose the 1/2" seam option!)
9. Woo hoo! Now all the sewing is done and your quilt is almost finished!
Here's my quilt with the smooth seam side up. |
And with the exposed seam side up! |
Just snip, snip, snip away until all the seams between the stripes and along the outer edges of your quilt are done.
11. Next, you'll want to wash and dry your quilt so those snipped seams get all nice and raggedy!
NOTE: Be very careful with this step! I saw the tip on several rag quilt tutorials to use a commercial washer or be very careful because you'll get a lot of fuzz coming off in the wash. I figured I didn't have to worry because my quilt was fairly small. I stuck it in the washer at 2 am and went to bed. Big mistake! I came down in the morning to find my laundry sink completely clogged with pink fuzz and the laundry room floor totally flooded.


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Coagulation Factor X (Human)
Coagulation Factor X (Human) helps stop or prevent bleeding in those with hereditary Factor X deficiency. It offers a new treatment option for those with this rare bleeding disorder.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Overview
Coagulation Factor X (Human) is a prescription medication used to help stop or prevent bleeding in those with hereditary Factor X deficiency, a rare, inherited bleeding disorder.
It belongs to a group of drugs called blood coagulation factors. These work to activate substances in your blood to form clots and decrease bleeding episodes.
This medication is available as a powder for solution to be injected directly into the vein (IV) by a healthcare professional.
Common side effects of coagulation Factor X (human) include pain and redness at the injection site and fatigue.
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Coagulation Factor X (Human) Cautionary Labels
Uses of Coagulation Factor X (Human)
Coagulation Factor X is a prescription medication used to help stop or prevent bleeding in adults and children (aged 12 years and above) with hereditary Factor X deficiency, a rare, inherited bleeding disorder.
Coagulation Factor X can be used to control bleeding episodes. It can also be used to manage bleeding after surgery in patients with mild hereditary Factor X deficiency.
This medication may be prescribed for other uses. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Brand Names
Coagulation Factor X (Human) may be found in some form under the following brand names:
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Drug Class
Coagulation Factor X (Human) is part of the drug class:
Side Effects of Coagulation Factor X (Human)
Serious side effects have been reported with coagulation Factor X. See the "Coagulation Factor X Precautions" section.
Common side effects of coagulation Factor X include the following:
- redness and pain at the injection site
- fatigue
- back pain
This is not a complete list of coagulation Factor X side effects. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
Tell your doctor if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Interactions
Tell your doctor about all the medicines you take, including prescription and non-prescription medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements. Especially tell your doctor if you take:
- anticoagulant (blood thinner) medications that are Factor Xa inhibitors, such as fondaparinux (Arixtra), apixaban (Eliquis), edoxaban (Savaysa), or rivaroxaban (Xarelto)
This is not a complete list of coagulation Factor X drug interactions. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Precautions
Serious side effects have been reported with this medication including the following:
Allergic reactions. You can have an allergic reaction to coagulation Factor X. Stop treatment and call your healthcare provider right away if you have any of the following symptoms:
- difficulty breathing
- chest tightness
- swelling of the face, lips, arms, or legs
- rash or hives
Antibody formation. Your body can also make antibodies, called "inhibitors," against coagulation Factor X, which may stop this medication from working properly. Your healthcare provider may give you blood tests to check for inhibitors.
Infections that may be transmitted from this medication. Coagulation Factor X is made from human blood and may contain infectious agents, such as viruses, that can be transmitted while using this medication and cause diseases. Report any symptom that concerns you to your healthcare provider.
You should not receive this medication if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to any of the ingredients in coagulation Factor X.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Food Interactions
Medications can interact with certain foods. In some cases, this may be harmful and your doctor may advise you to avoid certain foods. In the case of coagulation Factor X, there are no specific foods that you must exclude from your diet when receiving this medication.
Inform MD
Before receiving coagulation Factor X, tell your doctor about all of your medical conditions. Especially tell your doctor if you:
- are allergic to coagulation Factor X or to any of its ingredients
- are taking anticoagulant medications such as apixaban (Eliquis), edoxaban (Savaysa), fondaparinux (Arixtra), or rivaroxaban (Xarelto)
- are pregnant or plan to become pregnant
- are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed
- have or have had any medical problems
- have any allergies
- have been told you have inhibitors to Factor X
Tell your doctor about all the medicines you take including prescription and non-prescription medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) and Pregnancy
Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant.
No studies have been done in animals, and no well-controlled studies have been done in pregnant women. Coagulation Factor X should be given to a pregnant woman only if clearly needed.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) and Lactation
Tell your doctor if you are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed.
It is not known if this medication crosses into human milk. Because many medications can cross into human milk and because of the possibility for serious adverse reactions in nursing infants with use of this medication, a choice should be made whether to stop nursing or stop the use of this medication. Your doctor and you will decide if the benefits outweigh the risk of using coagulation Factor X.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Usage
This medication is available as a powder for solution to be injected directly into the vein (IV) by a healthcare professional.
You may receive this medication at a hemophilia treatment center, at your healthcare provider's office or in your home. You should be trained on how to do infusions by your healthcare provider or hemophilia treatment center.
Many people with coagulation factor deficiencies learn to infuse their treatment by themselves or with the help of a family member.
- Inject coagulation Factor X when the first sign of bleeding occurs, before surgery as a precaution, and before the onset of menstrual bleeding, if appropriate and advised by your healthcare provider.
- Repeat the injection at intervals of 24 hours to stop the bleeding. Each individual bleed should be judged on its own severity.
Your healthcare provider will tell you how much coagulation Factor X to use based on your weight, the severity of your Factor X deficiency, and where you are bleeding. You may need blood tests done after using coagulation Factor X to be sure that your blood level of Factor X is high enough to clot your blood.
Call your healthcare provider right away if your bleeding does not stop after using this medication.
You must carefully follow your healthcare provider's instructions regarding the dosing and administration for infusing this medication so that your treatment will work best for you.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Dosage
The dosage and duration of treatment depend on the severity of the Factor X deficiency, on the location and extent of the bleeding and on the patient's clinical condition.
Coagulation Factor X (Human) Overdose
If you administer too much coagulation Factor X, call your healthcare provider or local Poison Control Center, or seek emergency medical attention right away.
If this medication is administered by a healthcare provider in a medical setting, it is unlikely that an overdose will occur. However, if overdose is suspected, seek emergency medical attention.
Other Requirements
- Keep coagulation Factor X in its original package to protect it from light.
- Store coagulation Factor X refrigerated [not below 2°C (36°F)] or at room temperature [not to exceed 30°C (86°F)]. Do not freeze.
- Do not use after the expiration date printed on the box. The expiration date refers to the last day of that month.
- Do not use the sterile water if any small bits can be seen in it.
- After reconstitution (mixing with the sterile water), coagulation Factor X must be used within one hour. Discard any medication left in the vial at the end of your infusion.