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This was a part of the trip we made to Uttarakhand-Delhi in June 2015. It was a family trip consisting of seven members. I strongly insisted on adding the nation's capital in our itinerary even though many members have already been there. After continuing requests, the proposal got accepted but only 3 days were kept for Delhi. It was a long wait that finally came ended when the Dehradum-New Delhi Janshatabdi Express reached The New Delhi Station.
Upon reaching the Station, one would find ample of people trying to offer you cab rides and even willing to take you to a hotel. Beware of such people and their traps. Try to be very cautious in this station with your belongings.
We pre-booked Hotel Maanvi from Kolkata itself. I used my phone GPS to find out the actual distance of the hotel from the station. It found it to be close and it was indeed. We opted for three autos to reach our hotel located at Arakashan Road, Pahargunj in the road just opposite to the station. In this regard, I would like to let you know that try to hire autos by fixing the fare before the ride. Because in most cases, they cheat the travellers by taking longer routes purposely to charge a higher fare in the meter. We were previously told about this and we followed the same advice throughout.
Once we reached the hotel, we sat in the waiting space and after the formalities were done we finally reached our room. All the rooms were in the 3rd Floor but since the Elevator service was open throughout, that was never a problem. The rooms were clean, bathrooms were well furnished. The room had wooden wardrobes, AC, LED TV, Dressing Table and a Tea table apart from the bed. It was about 1 PM then.
We cleaned ourselves and were very hungry by then. We found a Bengali restaurant nearby. We had our lunch there but it was just enough to quench the hunger and nothing more than that. Returning Hotel, we took a nap.
It was about 4.30 PM when we woke up and set out to explore few parts of the city. I again insisted on going to the India Gate as I knew previously that the place looks awesome just after the sunset. A member in our group proposed another brilliant idea of taking the famous Delhi Metro to reach the destination. Taking some guide from the hotel manager, we booked autos to reach the Rajiv Chowk Station. The Rajiv Chowk is the heart of the city which houses the famous Connaught Place. Rajiv Chowk Metro Station is again a junction from where two metro lines bifurcate. We took the metro to reach the Central Secretariat Metro station from where the India Gate is close by. Coming out of the metro station, you will find the famous buildings like All India Radio Bhawan, The Parliament House, RashtrapatiBhawan a few distance on your right. On your felt you will find the famous Janpath that actually leads you to the India Gate. It's the same road through which the army patrol on days like Republic day, Independence Day. We walked through to the India Gate. India Gate is also a common place for the local residents to spend their afternoon and evenings. You can easily spot a bunch of local residents here and there with their friends or families. Once we reached to the India Gate it was about 6.30 PM. The sun was almost set. The lights were on and the monument provided great picturesque. Selfies and Photographs were common.
Since we had very short time to spend at the Capital, we thought of going for a quick visit to the local markets. We took an auto and reached the famous Karol Bagh Market. This is a famous market of not only Delhi but also the Country. The place possesses ample of branded shops but the streets were over populated by hawkers. Majority of the hawkers were moving here and there. You will find every item you need here in this market in two forms- One in the branded showrooms and a replica of the same at very low price in the streets. If you are interested in the street shopping you will get a pair of Woodland Shoes, a belt and a wallet within Rs 800. You will even find maps, power banks, cell phones here. On returning we thought of having the famous food of Delhi- CholeBature. Thanks to Zomato for helping us to find the best food joint for this dish- Sita Ram Diwan Chand. They were delicious and were enough for a dinner.
The Hotel Manager arranged the car for the trips we planned on the next two days.
It was 6.30 AM next day when we started for the local Delhi trip. We were offered AC Suzuki EECO. We reached our first destination the Birla Temple by 7 AM. The Delhi roads are well built with proper traffic management and instructions for driving. Majority of the cars are AC cars. Buses are of two colours-Green and Red. One is AC and the other is Non-AC. Such a nicely planned city Delhi is. Next we reached Indira Gandhi's House located on the Safdargunj Road. It was June but luckily the day's weather was very pleasant. We passed the Safdargunj Airport, crossed the AIIMS flyover and reached the famous QutubMinar, Iron Pillar, Lodhi Garden.
Next we reached the Lotus temple which can be well compared to the famous Sydney House of Australia. The architecture is brilliant. Next we reached the Rajghat. The Amar Jyoti-the fire that glows day and night in memory of the Mahatma Gandhi's last breath. The same compound also houses the places where famous persons like Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi were cremated. There is food court just opposite to the Rajghat complex.
We had our lunch there and finally set in for the much awaited Red Fort. While travelling we passed through the famous RashtrapatiBhawan, Parliamentary house, the embassies of different countries and the famous cricket stadium, The Feroz Shah Kotla. We knew that this would take the maximum time and hence kept it at the end. Just before entering the Red Fort, We visited the famous Jama Masjid just opposite to the Red Fort. It took almost 30 mins to enter the Red Fort as there was a long queue. It's a very big place. The famous "Darbaar" of Shah Jahan was the main point of attraction. There is also a sort of museum in the 1st floor that houses various weapons and arms used by the Mughals. Keep about 2 hours in hand if you want to properly see this place.
It was about 6.30 PM when the car finally dropped us at our Hotel. We had some local evening snacks and again set out. This time our target was none but the Connaught Place. We walked through Connaught circle. The place is just awesome. Identical buildings of white colour are placed in blocks one after other. We did a bit of shopping. We had some burgers and sandwiches from Embassy-it's a famous confectioner in Delhi. We had our dinner at KFC located in the A block of the Connaught Circle. It was finally time to take rest after the day's hurdle.
It was 5.30 AM next day, The Hotel manager called up to inform the car has already arrived. It was Toyota Innova, the best one can have for a highway. Now let me brief you a bit about the day's plan. We were in Delhi and how could we think of missing the famous TajMahal-one of the Seven Wonders of the World. But Agra is quite distant from Delhi. And we had no provision to stay at Agra since we had to take the New Delhi-Howrah Duronta Express the next morning. Still we took the risk. We tried to execute the Same Day Agra tour for this. The Hotel Manager informed us to take the Yamuna Expressway which would shorten the travelling time a lot. But we had to pay 600 more as a part of the toll tax. I have heard of Yamuna expressway before but had no idea how great a road can be. Well we crossed Delhi and entered Noida. Universities, Corporate offices, Residential complexes were easily spotted. We crossed the famous Akshadham Temple. We saw the famous Buddh International Formula 1 circuit. And soon we approached the Greater Noida. The Greater Noida leads to the famous Yamuna Expressway. Yes, the same road everyone heard at the Bollywood Blockbuster, PIKU and the same road they took to travel to Kolkata from Delhi. It's undoubtedly the best highway I have ever travelled. The road is so well built. There are altogether 8 lanes hosuing 4 on each side. The lanes bifurcate according to their speeds. The leftmost lane is kept for rest. Proper guidelines and driving instructions can be spotted easily everywhere. There are passenger amenities every 20 KM. The passenger amenities complex houses a clean and tidy toilet, a large canteen with both indoor and outdoor seating rooms and a driver's rest room. We had our breakfast in one of those complexes. The Yamuna Expressway is 165 KM long which starts from Greater Noida and ends at Agra. Our car was moving at a speed of 110 KMPH constantly. We found other cars passing us at much higher speeds. Luxury cars like Mercedes, Audi, BMW can be spotted frequently. There are 3-4 toll plazas. Since we took this route, we thought of going to Vrindavan and Mathura too. At about 8.30 AM we reached Vrindavan. We saw the Lord Krishna temple and the surroundings. We again took the highway to reach Mathura. We saw Lord Krishna's birthplace. We had some sweets from Mathura. They are really delicious. And now we finally entered Agra. We thought of going to the Agra Fort first. At about 1 PM reached Agra Fort. It took almost 1.5 hour to see the fort.
Next we had our lunch before moving to the famous TAJ. Since there are restrictions with diesel cars around Taj surroundings, we had to leave our car. We took one auto from the place to reach TajMahal's South Gate. Remember; do not ever carry any electronic gadgets to the TajMahal except mobile phones. And finally the lifelong dream came true. The TajMahal was in front of my eyes. I was surprised to see the architecture. One will always respect the efforts and knowledge used in building this.
Finally we marched towards the main mausoleum. One is not allowed to wear shoes while getting inside. For this, either you need to move barefoot or else you will find shoe covers.
You need to tie them up before moving. And I could finally feel the Taj. It's marbles, its windows, its designs. We sat on taj's lap for about 30 mins. Enough photos were taken. And it was finally sunset when we left the place, only with a promise to come again soon. It was again the Yamuna Expressway that led us to our hotel.
The road was brilliantly lit up in the evening. The road left me with a life goal of me driving my own car throughout the same road. It was about 10 PM when we reached our hotel. We had some light dinner. The next morning Duronto express was waiting for us at the New Delhi station to take us back to our origin-Kolkata.


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The project was conducted over a 10-week period and included an intensive research phase to map the AI landscape to identify key challenges and opportunities for AI and to propose solutions and recommendations to address these challenges.
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B.A. (Sociology)
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Selected PublicationsSzymczak, J.E.: "Threatened Efficiency Not Autonomy: Prescriber Perceptions of an Established Pediatric Antimicrobial Stewardship Program" Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology (ICHE) Podcast Series Episode 3 39(5), May 2019 Notes: https://soundcloud.com/user-660720406/episode-3.
Szymczak, JE Muller, BM Shakamuri, N Hamilton, K Gerber, J Dumyati, G Fridkin, S Lautenbach, E: The Path of Least Resistance: Prescriber Perceptions of Fluoroquinolones, Extended-Spectrum Cephalosporins and Clostridium difficile Infection. Society of Healthcare Epidemiology of America (SHEA) Annual Meeting, Boston, MA April 2019.
Szymczak, J.E. Kitt, E. Hayes, M. Chiotos, K. Coffin, S.E. Schriver, E.R. Patton, A.M. Metjian, T.A. Gerber, J.S.: Threatened Efficiency Not Autonomy: Prescriber Perceptions of an Established Pediatric Antimicrobial Stewardship Program. Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology Mar 2019.
Gerber Jeffrey S, Ross Rachael K, Szymczak Julia E, Xiao Rui, Localio A Russell, Grundmeier Robert W, Rettig Susan L, Teszner Eva, Canning Doug A, Coffin Susan E: Infections after pediatric ambulatory surgery: Incidence and risk factors. Infection control and hospital epidemiology 40(2): 150-157, Feb 2019.
Szymczak, J.E.: "How to Help Your Child Get the Best Outcomes of Antibiotic Medications for Ear, Nose or Throat Infections" PCORI Education Program. PRIME Education LLC, 2019.
Vaughn, V.M. Szymczak, J.E. Newton, D.W. Fakih, M.G.: Addressing the overuse of cultures to improve patient care. Annals of Internal Medicine 2019 Notes: Forthcoming.
Clapp, Justin T. Diraviam, Sushmitha P. Lane-Fall, Meghan B. Szymczak, Julia E. Muralidharan, Madhavi Chung, Jamison J. Gutsche, Jacob T. Curley, Martha A.Q. Berns, Jeffrey S. Fleisher, Lee A. : Nephrology in the Academic Intensive Care Unit: A Qualitative Study of Interdisciplinary Collaboration. American Journal of Kidney Disease 2019 Notes: Forthcoming.
Szymczak Julia E: Are Surgeons Different? The Case for Bespoke Antimicrobial Stewardship. Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America Nov 2018.
Hill Douglas L, Walter Jennifer K, Casas Jessica A, DiDomenico Concetta, Szymczak Julia E, Feudtner Chris: The codesign of an interdisciplinary team-based intervention regarding initiating palliative care in pediatric oncology. Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 26(9): 3249-3256, Sep 2018.
Szymczak Julia E: Beyond barriers and facilitators: the central role of practical knowledge and informal networks in implementing infection prevention interventions. BMJ quality & safety 27(10): 763-765, Jul 2018.
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There are currently three major paradigms regarding the history of human civilization. The general 'academic' interpretation of prehistory is that we all 'evolved' from nomadic hunter-gatherers who began to settle down into a more pastoral, and sedentary, way of life only 10,000 to 12,000 years ago during what they term the 'Neolithic Revolution'. This is the time when academic archaeologists tell us that humankind started experimenting with agriculture and the domestication of certain animals for food.
But this academic viewpoint is at a loss to explain the incredible achievemnts of ancient peoples who built such monmuments as Stonehenge, the Egyptian Pyramids, and the enigmatic 2,000-year-old gear-wheeled device known as the "Antikythera Mechanism", which has been shown as capable of "calculating lunar, solar and planetary movements" as viewed from the surface of the Earth.
Over the past 50 years or so another paradigm has emerged. It's advocates claim to be able to 'explain' the numerous archaeological anomalies that have perplexed the academics simply by introducing the idea that the Earth was visited by 'Alien People', whose advanced technologies were taught to certain populations in various areas of the world. In Egypt, where the academics tend to studiously ignore the evidence of 'advanced' geometry, mathemetics and geodetic metrology, this paradigm attributes these achievements to 'extra-terrestrial intervention' by advanced beings from a variety of planets and star systems.
The same interpretation is put on many ancient sites all over South America such as the enigmatic "Nazca Lines and Geoglyphs" in Peru; the megalithic structures at Tiwanaku in Bolivia, and the remains of the Mayan, Toltec and Olmec civilizations of Central America.
However, over the same period during the last 50 years or so another, more inter-disciplinary, paradigm has emerged from a combination of open-minded re-reading of ancient texts, and modern research into the history of the solar system - our resilient planet's local environment.
The picture that is emerging from these studies is one that is not conditioned by the fanciful interpretations of 19th and early 20th century antiquarians, archaeologists and adventurers; nor beholden to the euro-centric nonsense that emerged from the great European colonial empire-builing ventures that occurred over the past 600 years, and which protrayed all the peoples they encountered on all continents as 'primitive pagan barbarians' in dire need of convertion to christianity, and whose cultures were decimated, and deliberately, wiped out in order to further those ends, and please the Vatican, and the merchant classes of Paris, Madrid, Lisbon and London.
Plato, and many other classical writers, held the view that civilizations are just as 'cyclic' in nature as everything else in the natural world around us - whether in the life-cycles of plants and animals, or the cyclic nature of the movements of the sun, the moon, the planets and stars. A quick look at the moon on any clear night will show its pock-marked surface to be the result of countless impacts by meteorites, asteroids and cometary fragments over a considerably long time, indicating how dynamic our area of the inner solar has been.
Scientists have discovered over 170 confirmed "impact craters" on the 29% of the Earth's surface that is dry land, with several massive impact craters discovered so far in the 71% that makes up the ocean floors. It is now well established fact that when our planet encounters clouds and trails of cometary debris the upper atmosphere can become "dust-loaded", and the accumulating evidence that this has happenned many times in the past has given rise to a better understanding of the ancient cataclysms, and societal collapses that destroyed numerous ancient civilizations referred to by Plato and others, and which exist in the so-called 'mythologies' and 'oral traditions' of almost every culture around the world that has a reasonably long history.
There are many people, scientists often prominent among them, who now believe that our present civilizations is unsustainable, and that it is heading for a crash in the very near future. The advocates of these beliefs are many and varied. From fundamentalist christians and muslims to anti-globalisation activists and doom-laden environmentalists, the 'end-of-the-world' hysteria shows no sign of letting up, and if left unchecked could well lead to a breakdown of the social structures of all peoples in all countries during the early 21st century.
There is an increasingly paranoid 'movement' comprising many strange bedfellows surrounding the ancient Mayan Calendar, which predicts the end of some cosmic cycle on December 21st 2012, and a whole 'survivalist industry' had emerged to service this growing paranoia.
Meanwhile, in America, several million fundamentalist christians expect Jesus to return soon, shortly to be followed by a 'Great Tribulation', and a similar survivalist industry has grown up around the poor dabs whose sins are said to be so many that they will be 'left behind' when the faithful are taken up into heaven with the supposed 'Rapture'. Elsewhere, the president of Iran, in a recent address to the United Nations Assembly, has openly declared his belief that a shi'ite muslim version of 'Armageddon' is inevitable in the next 2 to 3 years.
As individuals, as families, and as groups of like-minded friends, how can we prepare for the inevitable urban disintegration that would result from such events initiating a breakdown of the social and economic structure should they ever happen? The answer isn't simply in becoming self-sufficient in fruit & veg, and indulging in a bit of backyard animal farming, although being 'knowledgeable' enough to accomplish this in a practical manner would, of course, be essential for the long term future.
What about the sheer chaos of the first few days and weeks immediately following a technological breakdown, an asteroid strike, a flu pandemic, or simply the impact on our way of life of the inevitability of the oil-wells running dry? There are many who say disasters are inevitable, and whether they are natural or man-made, we need to be prepared for them.
2010 Reality Check
The recent summit meeting in Copenhagen was NOT about so-called anthropogenic (man-made) global warming. It was simply about new ways to tax everyone in the whole world. The 'solutions' that were proposed by the leaders of all the countries that attended were desperate efforts to save their respective centralised energy grids. ONLY with centralised energy generation and distribution can consumers be taxed.
What those goverments don't want to see is a movement towards genuine self-sufficiency, where 'MICRO-GENERATION' replaces the centralised national grids. What they really fear is the fact that they simply cannot tax you if you don't consume the commodities that are centrally controlled - hence the CO2 scam and The Great Global Warming Swindle.
Now that the integrity of many of the IPCC Assessment Reports, and especially their 'Summary for Policymakers' documents are coming under independent scrutiny, the dishonest and unscientific manner in which these publications were compiled is becoming ever clearer. An example of this is the January 2010 revelation that the Himalayan glaciers overall are NOT MELTING, and will NOT BE GONE BY 2035.
Furthermore, the glaciers in the mountains of New Zealand have been expanding for a number of years, even during those years that the global warming disinformation networks were telling us were the warmest since records began - or some similar nonsense.
Some of the books and information sources on this page were compiled and written when the CO2 scam and the great global warming swindle were at their height and their disinformation networks were in full swing. This means that many of the authors were influenced by the climate change disinformation that the whole world has been bombarded with over the past few decades.
Nevertheless, the many and varied brilliantly practical ideas on how to become genuinely self-sufficient are still as valid now as they were before the "ClimateGate" scandal erupted in November 2009. Simply ignore the global warming stuff and get on with the job...
All 'survival experts' of whatever hue are agreed that being mentally prepepared for such eventualities can be as much as 90% of the answer. Being knowledgable about what to do when the proverbial hits the fan, can determine who survives the immediate chaos and who does not. Below are a small selection of books that offer practical down-to-earth advice on protecting your family, friends and property during just such civil emergencies that many feel will be inevitable should our civilization rapidly collapse around us - for whatever reason ...
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There are various types of audits which are discussed as follows;
- Financial Audit: This is the most commonly used reporting structure which runs in almost every organization where the company's financial reporting is done which includes a detailed description of all inflows and outflows of finances within the organization. Auditors track and check the balance in the finances and figure out the differences.
- Operational Audit: This audit takes place when a team of auditors is formulated to make sure that all the operations are being dealt with equal opportunity for all the existing employees or not. And if there is any flaw in the assembling of operational tasks those are highlighted in this report.
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Nepal has been one of the ultimate destinations for spending auspicious day of wedding. Places like Pokhara, Chitwan, Nagarkot, and including Kathmandu valley are cradled in the fold of majestic mountains. Kathmandu valley, which is full of beautiful arts and architecture, fine arts, cultural and religious monuments to look and stroll around, and there are ample of places to stop and share your inner feelings.
You will find the serenity and tranquility, incredible landscapes, where you can stroll around, take snaps, relax in comfy garden such as dream Garden located at right at the heart of Kathmandu, alongside of Thamel, where you can relax, spend quality time, and make a plan for your long journey of life.
Nagarkot, Chitwan, Pokhara including Kathmandu valley itself, are some of the best places which suits for those couples who are wishing to spend their nights and days in peace and serenity, you will also be able to explore the amazing scenes and sceneries of the lofty mountains, take snaps with the backdrop of the mountains, incredible landscapes, fine arts and architecture, and equally explore diverse flora and fauna or participate in the relax kind of sports such as boating, elephant riding, natural walk with the chirping of the birds, and jungle safari during the Honey moon tour.
You will also go on elephant ride and go for long journey soothing in the sun and taking of snaps of birds, animals, and also wander alongside of wilds, go for jeep ride, and go for amazing traditional wood boating, in Chitwan. If you wish to have adventure, you also can have rafting, and equally, paragliding in Pokhara, or explore the mysterious caves, water fountains, and also enjoying with the amazing sunset and sunrise views with the backdrop of mountains in Nagarkot, Sarangkot and Dhampus and all these offer you a kind of ecstasy and fantastic moment to remember in your lifetime and make your honeymoon trip a memorable and worth-sharing in your lifetime.
6 Nights / 7 Days Honeymoon Tour
Detailed itinerary:
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu.
Arrival at Kathmandu International Airport and meet and transfer to Hotel.
Day 02: Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu City and overnight Nagarkot.
After Breakfast. Sightseeing tour: Pashupatinath, and Boudhanath. Afternoon: Kathmandu Durbar Square and Swaymbhu. After sightseeing drive to Nagarkot and overnight at Hotel. Nagarkot is especially gorgeous during sunset and sunrise.
Day 03: Nagarkot to Chitwan National Park.
Enjoy the magnificent view of sun rise and snow covered mountain. Breakfast and drive to Chitwan National Park. Seeing the beautiful mountain and following Trishuli river. we will arrive in the afternoon at hotel in Chitwan. Afternoon: After arrival in Chitwan hotel and have a lunch. After lunch enjoy elephant riding safari (a good opportunity to see wildlife and smaller mammal's animals). Evening: Slight show or culture program Night: Dinner and overnight at hotel.
Day 04: Chitwan National Park to Pokhara.
After breakfast start village tour and drive to Pokhara. Overnight at hotel.
Day 05: Pokhara sightseeing tour.
Full day sight seeing tour. Morning: Barahi Temple, Seti River, Devi's Fal and Mahendra Cave. After noon: The Pokhara Museum, The Annapurna Regional Museum and boating in Fewa Lake Pokhara.Evening: Overnight at Hotel.
Day 06: Pokhara to Kathmandu.
After breakfast drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu. On the way we will find rafting sport, small villages and river where we can load the sport in your camera.
Day 07: Transfer to Airport.
Leisure until transfer to the airport for onward flight.
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Deluxe: Deluxe hotels (4 - 5 star), best available private transport with A/C car and coach, Tourist guide during sight seeing, tour escort for entire the tour etc.
Standard: Standard hotels (3 - 4 Star), best available private transport with A/C or non A/C Car and Coaches, Tourist guide during sight seeing, Tour escort for entire the tour / trek etc.
Budget: Includes Tourist standard hotels (1 - 2 stars), choice of available transport, private or tourist bus – transfer, Tourist guide during sight seeing, etc.
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My Love Story!! (Ore Monogatari!!)
My Love Story!! is a feel good anime romantic comedy directed by Morio Aska at Madhouse and is based on the hit manga series of the same name.
My Love Story!! follows Gouda Takeo, a first year high school student who, despite his kind and caring attitude, has no luck at all with girls. To make matters worse for Takeo, all the girls are only interested in the popular Matoko Sunakawa, who also happens to be his longtime best friend. The story really sets into motion when the unlikely duo are on their daily commute and see a man harassing a girl on the train, causing Takeo to take action and ultimately being arrested for his roughness. While taking matters into his own hands didn't go down well with the authorities, it certainly caught the attention and admiration of the victim, Rinko. She and Takeo begin exchanging messages and Rinko brings him baked goods to say thank you for his bravery. Takeo begins to fall for Rinko but quickly he starts to believe that she is only spending time with him to get to know Sunakawa.
The scenes leading up to Takeo learning the truth were both heartwarming and heartbreaking as we hear his thoughts and feelings through somber monologues, where he thinks a lot about past resection and how he wants to be there for Sunakawa and Rinko's "new relationship". It's clearly breaking his heart but he still wants to see his best friend and the girl he loves happy, so he goes to all sorts of lengths to try to get them together. It's at this point I began to really care for the character of Takeo, he is completely selfless in his actions and always puts others before himself – even those who judge and pick on him for his looks. Once Takeo learns the truth the two quickly blossom their romance and the story takes off with them together, getting better and better by the episode.
Simply put – this show really surprised me, well and truly. I was honestly expecting some long drawn out story about them liking each other and not getting together until the end but they really got straight to the point. It really was a welcome setup for me personally as I've watched a few romance anime that's full of filler until two characters finally get together and the story ends or continues, either way it's a drag to watch and often I end up falling away from it entirely or for at least for a while. It's also worth mentioning that while My Love Story!! takes time to show just how loved-up Takeo and Rinko are as a couple, it doesn't get old and in fact it's often funny. Their relationship is depicted as pure and innocent as high school romances should be and was one that certainly made me smile throughout. Takeo and Sunakawa's bromance style relationship is also another strongpoint of the show. The two have such a strong bond from over the years that they have developed a deep and meaningful understanding of each other that shows many times over the course of 24 episodes.
My Love Story!! is a beautifully animated romantic comedy from Madhouse that leaves you wanting more and more. Those uninterested in romance need not apply, but I recommend highy recommend this to anyone who enjoys a sweet romantic lighthearted story.
My Love Story!! (Ore Monogatari!!!) will be available on Blu-Ray and DVD from June 5th 2017.
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State wants water firm to justify rate hikes
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Thousands of Sonoma County residents face a staggering 40 percent increase in their water rates - a hike that has raised eyebrows at a state agency that monitors and investigates utility prices.
The Division of Ratepayer Advocates, an independent arm of the California Public Utilities Commission, this week filed a formal protest against a request by California American Water Co. to raise prices for more than 600,000 customers across the state.
In its July 1 rate-increase application, the investor-owned utility says the adjustments are needed to pay for new, tiered water rate systems, interest and infrastructure. But state regulators insist the company must justify the "massive" price jump at a time when many consumers face financial hardships.
"Asking for rate increases as high as 40 percent in this difficult economy is cause for serious concern," said Joe Como, acting head of the ratepayer division. He said the agency will "aggressively investigate Cal-Am's rationale for these huge hikes in order to protect consumers."
Analysis by the ratepayer division found that California American is seeking to raise rates in eight districts, by less than 10 percent in some cases to almost 100 percent in others. Cumulatively, the rate increases amount to a nearly 40 percent rise statewide between now and 2012, analysts said.
For about 2,400 households in Sonoma County, rates would increase about 37 percent over the next two years. The average bill would go from just under $51 per month to nearly $70 per month.
The rate increases would affect California American-served households in Los Angeles, Monterey, Sacramento, San Diego, Sonoma and Ventura counties.
But officials at the company, a subsidiary of American Water of Voorhees, N.J., disagreed with the division's study. They say the statewide rate increase would be closer to 35 percent.
An increase of that size simply reflects the costs to deliver a precious commodity to more people, the company said.
In the firm's Larkfield division, which serves 7,000 people in Sonoma County, California American hopes to dig a $2.2 million well. The project is designed to offset government-mandated reductions in water pumped from the Russian River, a major source of drinking water in the North Bay. Currently, about 40 percentof the district's water comes from the river and the remainder comes from four wells, according to Evan Jacobs, spokesman for California American.
"Our customers have done a fantastic job conserving, but we need a new source of water to meet our projected demand," he said.
The ratepayer division is expected to release its final report on the rate-increase application in January. From there, the company can counter with its own analysis. If no consensus is reached, the rate increase could go before an administrative law judge before heading to the full commission for a vote.


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- PTZOptics Producer Kit with 20x-SDI Live Streaming Camera
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The MVi from Shure is a single-channel, simple-to-use, digital interface for connecting microphones and instruments to Mac and Windows computers, as well as the range of iOS and Android devices. The black Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 from Logitech makes it easy for you to command your entertainment. An advanced 2.4GHz connection is extremely reliable, while the petite USB receiver stays plugged into your computer and out of the way.
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Here's How to 'Partly Recover' Deleted Messages on WhatsApp
WhatsApp has recently introduced the feature called 'Delete for Everyone' that lets you delete wrongly sent messages within a particular time limit. This will leave the space with a message that reads 'This message has been deleted', making it impossible for users to read them if it's deleted before they access it.
But that's not exactly the case as WhatsApp's new feature comes with certain loopholes. And what sets the ploy here is the notifications. Messages can still be read if they have appeared on your notification bar, provided that you have interacted with them. A simple dismissal of the notifications would be enough, be it with the notification bar, lock screen notifications, or floating notifications.
That comes handy in smartphones where notifications come grouped. Be that not the case, one would have already read those message from the notification. But even in the latter case, you could access the deleted message even after it gets deleted. That's by simply accessing the notification log of your device.
Users can rely on third-party apps, like the one named Notification History, available from Play Store to access the notification log. Things are easier if you have third-party launchers like Nova, which lets you access notification log right from the home-screen. All you have to do is to place an Activity widget, under which you can access the notification log from settings. Stock Android versions also provide notification logs without the usage of any third-party apps.
Messages cannot be fully retrieved however, as only hundred characters of the message will be displayed in your notification log. Additionally, the notification log will remain only as long as your device gets rebooted. Also, users won't be able to recover any deleted message containing media in it. So at least, the feature will remain safe for those wrongly sent messages that contain images or videos.


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Listen to this podcast here: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/19385367
Hello and welcome to the becoming a screenwriter podcast, I'm Kate and this podcast is all about my nosedive into learning about screenwriting and sharing any resources I find along the way.
Persistence. Persistence is key. Watching the Cardiff half marathon today keeping an eye out for my incredible friend Jo who ran for the Stroke Association made me wonder, what keeps a person running for such a long time? I mean, it sounds like hell to me yet over 27,000 people turned up at that start line this morning. The one thing that all of them must have had to finish was persistence.
I have been looking forward to my youngest starting nursery for a few months, even though obviously apprehensive I was excited at the prospect of 2 hours a day to write and also I knew I needed a plan. 2nd time mum I knew if I had nothing to do on that first day and those first weeks of getting us all into a new routine that I would go home and cry basically. It's just the kind of mum I am. So the plan was to dedicate some time to writing. Ignore the housework, ignore the niggling ever present mum guilt, ignore the feelings of invalidity I experience on a loop being a stay at home mum and march through the front door immediately after the school run upstairs to my little office back bedroom and sit down and write. Or research writing opportunities. Find screenwriting competitions to write for and learn about screenwriting in any way I can.
I had plans aswell for the hours I would have alone. Like planning to get a new ear piercing, which is not something easy to do outside the hours of 9-5 or with a toddler in tow and maybe starting counselling planning in a session every 2 weeks to finally get to grips with my generalized anxiety that still rears it's ugly head from time to time. I thought I might have a look around at some volunteering opportunities too. Basically there was a lot of stuff I wanted to get done between 9 and 11 am. Which is normal, I think. But then I thought that can all be looked at later, what I need to do first is, I need to get a discipline in writing and work around that.
So I did, I entered the Channel Four screenwriting competition and planned the time I would need to complete a pilot episode by the deadline which was the end of September. Something nice and definite to get my teeth into but it had to be an idea I didn't particularly want to pursue because part of the Ch4 scheme is to write an hour long episode and it has to be different from your competition entry, so I wrote a pilot of a series about a young sales rep Jaime who is caught between his new shiny exciting sales life world which isn't quite as shiny and exciting as we first think and his sort of grass roots background at home where he lives in his mum's pub and has had a string of crappy jobs. He's an ambitious boy but his past seems to wrap it's knarly tendrils around him as he keeps trying to move forward. Anyway, it is inspired by my husband Rich, he's in sales and he's told me lots of funny stories over the years about anonymous people and shenanigans at work. It's really a whole nother world in Sales honestly.
So I was pleased with myself about that because I'd had to do a bit of research before I could begin writing the project and I'd planned my time really well. It's something I'm good at is being organised and I always feel really accomplished when I've organised something well. So even though it's yet to be announced I felt good about having entered and I really enjoyed writing it as well. So I was feeling quite pleased and maybe giving myself a little pat on the back because I was thinking you know it's definitely better than other scripts I've written but not so much like you're awesome that script is awesome but more like you'll never learn if you don't do it first to learn from so yeah I was like feeling brave I guess. That's the funny thing with writing isn't it it's always a little piece of your soul in it and you have to send it out for criticism but we really need that to improve don't we so yeah it's one of those things.
Now bearing in mind I have no expectation of making tons of money from this. It's something I love to do and it was actually Richard's idea, I was like what the hell am I going to do when my son starts nursery and it was Rich who said just write. Just sit down everyday and write, because you love it. Can't argue with that can I. It's been a weird thing for me to pursue because usually when I want to do something I want to be good at it right away and I get a bit frustrated when I'm not and maybe embarrassed when I make a mistake but with screenwriting it was just such an off the table thing to do I knew from the start I'd have loads to learn. And also because I've always written in one form or another it's really a hobby, and naturally when it's not your job, it's enjoyable. If I miss a deadline…nothing happens. I'd love to see something I'd written acted out of course the script is only a blueprint for a whole production and I'd love to work in a creative industry alongside other writers, producers and actors. I'd love my daughter to be watching something one day and be able to casually say 'my mum wrote this' that's the dream, but it feels as far fetched as hearing her say – 'That's my mum there the lead character'. I'm accepting of the fact that I have a long way to go and a lot to learn and I'm genuinely excited to be at the bottom looking up because I feel like learning and gaining experience is going to be fun and maybe a lifelong pursuit. I know then, that I have to write and I have to be crap because I'm just starting out and I won't ever get better if I don't write the crap first.
The reason this all made me think of doing a podcast about persistence is because you always hear people saying it as their top tip. Published authors on panels say, 'Keep at it! Don't give up!' and in other things that always felt like a bit of a wash out. We want to know how to be good at what we're doing. What was it that made you a success? What's your secret? Did you fellatio a producer or are you just naturally a brilliant writer? Because that gives me a reason to say well I'm not naturally gifted, maybe this gig isn't for me after all. Or I don't live in L.A. where people bump into producers…Oh and of course I wouldn't do that anyway. Wink. Any producers listening.
But really, when you love writing, persistence is key. Like I said earlier, how can you ever hope to improve otherwise? The more you write, the more you learn about writing, there's that great saying, You can't edit a blank page. When I read my own stuff and cringe at how bad it is, sometimes I don't know what I need to do to fix it but the more bits I write the more I learn what works and what doesn't. The more I persist in writing scripts the more time I spend connecting with other writers on twitter, reading their work and finding what reads well and what doesn't.
Not every single person who turned up for the Cardiff Half today is a naturally gifted runner. A lot of them perhaps, have not been running very long, they have a lot to learn but they're never going to improve on their last run if there isn't one to improve on! And we can't promise them that if they run marathons for enough years and persist enough that they will one day win one but we can see how much they love running and we can say for definite that if they do choose to persist with running that they will improve.
I had a bit of a wobble last week though for some reason. That week I'd watched the genius that is Phoebe Waller Bridge win an armful of Emmys for her amazing writing so I was already on a bit of a 'I'll never be as good as her' downward spiral and then I saw Rhiannon win the BBC writer in residence opportunity and I really hope she doesn't hear this but I felt envious which honestly is not my go to kind of position on these things. I was genuinely so made up for her to win it, she's someone I've briefly chatted with on Instagram so I had that 'I kind of know her' moment and felt extra pleased for her as we had spoken about entering and then later in the day I just had a mad crash of confidence. I drove to McDonalds to self medicate with food and I remember in the car just feeling like foolish to be dedicating time to something as wishy washy as 'writing'.
It's a part of my historical behaviour patterns to get these feelings of worthlessness and I think we've probably all suffered with that particular strain of negative thinking at some point but I felt really blindsided by it with regard to writing and I was wondering if it was a bit of an epiphany. A bit of a realisation like this is not the way forward you bloody idiot. I went back to torture myself a little more in the evening when me and Rich were sat on opposite couches watching TV and on our phones together and I saw an interview Rhiannon had given to the BBC about winning and she had said something along the lines of having been writing for a long time and wondering if it was all a bit crap but then winning this and feeling amazing about it. That knocked me straight out of my funky envy cloud and I thought that will be me. Just clearly like that really could be me in a few years. And I'm probably going to be one of those annoying people who get asked for a top tip and say 'just keep at it'.
So that's what I'm going to do, just keep writing the crap until I learn how to write the gold. Every night before bed my daughter asks me what my dream is and I always say to write for T.V. so now I've kind of got to get better so she can see that dreams are worth pursuing.
And I would urge you to keep at it too, even though no-one asked me for my advice. If you love it, just keep writing. Don't forget, we never know what will get picked up post-humously! So there's always hope.
I'd love to know what would be your top tip about writing when you're sitting on a writer's panel in the future. Come and find me on Twitter I'm @a_screenwriter https://www.Twitter.com/a_screenwriter or if you look for Becoming a Screenwriter you can find me that way as well. A transcript of this podcast will be up on my blog website www.katelili.com. Have a great week and congratulations to everyone who ran in Cardiff today.


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1969 Camaro Brings Nostalgia on Wheels
A man recalls his racing past by driving in his 1969 Camaro. The vehicle even features an 8 track player which the owner uses to play music around town. It is a throwback that the owner really loves.
Photo by: http://www.dailyherald.com/storyimage/DA/20170731/business/170739975/AR/0/AR-170739975.jpg&updated=201707290029&MaxW=800&maxH=800&noborder
Key Takeaways:
1. A man had a 1970 Camaro Z28 that he owned and raced briefly.
2. He bought a 1969 Camaro a few years ago to remind himself of what his racing days.
3. The owner has elected to keep the 8 track player for authenticity and actually uses it to play music in his car.
Quote: "The interior is all original and contains Chuck's favorite way to pass the time." (Avery, 2017)
Link to article: http://www.dailyherald.com/business/20170731/souped-up-camaro-brings-owner-back-to-racing-days


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The Drakenstein Lion Park is home to captive born lions rescued from abusive situations. It is an incredible sanctuary for lions providing lifetime care in a safe environment and providing the animals with the compassion and respect they deserve. The Lion Sanctuary is located in the beautiful Cape Winelands, close to Paarl, on 50 acres of land. This truly is an amazing experience to be amongst the King of the Jungle. Currently there are 32 Lions, including 5 extinct White Lions, 3 White Lion Cubs and 2 Bengal Tigers.
The Park is actively involved in improving the quality of life of lions in captivity, locally as well as internationally, either by offering these animals a lifetime home or working in conjunction with other animal welfare organizations to secure a safe future for individual animals in dire need.
All the animals in the park are captive born and bred and hand reared. They cannot be rehabilitated back into the wild as they would not survive if they had to be released as lions have a pack like nature and as they are not part of the pack they would be attacked.
If you are lucky enough to experience their powerful roar you will truly sense the power of this incredible animal.
Lion Feeding Times
Lion Feeding Times are Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4pm and I would recommend you plan your visit around these times, if possible, as all lions are fed and are therefore right in front of you. At first this might not be a great photo opportunity with the lions tucking into their chickens but they are quickly finished and are right up close for your viewing. After feeding most of them just hang around right in front of you. I've been there on a non feeding day and it is still an incredible experience, some lions are up close and some a little further away in their enclosure.
The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and passionate and are happy to walk and chat with you, provide information and answer questions about the lions. It can be very hot in peak summer, check the weather and plan accordingly. I would recommend closed shoes while exploring this well laid out sanctuary. There is a fair amount of walking to be done so I would recommend a pram / stroller for babies and toddlers.
For animal lovers they offer a once in a lifetime experience to stay overnight amongst the lions in a safari style tented camp. See their website for full details.
Adopt A Lion
If you are in the financial position they have an Adopt a Lion program where you can support this very worthy cause. See their website for full details.
If you are in the financial position to donate you can do so via their website or visit the sanctuary, your entry fee contributes towards their care and expenses.
Volunteers have the unique opportunity to become a part of the team of dedicated animal care givers and experience the day to day running of a lion sanctuary, working for the animals and not with them. More details can be found on their website.
A truly incredible experience while supporting a worthy cause.
Chimp Haven
Chimp Haven, a part of the Drakenstein Lion Park, has opened up next door as a sanctuary for the animals that were displaced by the closure of the Tygerberg Zoo and provides lifetime care to the Chimps and a host of other small animals. It is not big but a lovely experience to see these adorable characters and their funny mannerisms.
There is an Adopt a Chimpanzee program if you would like to donate to this very worthy cause. More information can be found on their website.
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5 Things Hawaii: AlohaCare, dialysis center opens, Sheri Daniels
Happy Fourth of July! DJ is taking a well deserved vacation, so I'm bringing you this edition of 5 Things We're Watching, with some help from my colleagues Marjie High and Emily Boerger. We have news from AlohaCare, a veto from Gov. Ige, and more lined up for you. DJ will be back next edition but until then, here's what we're watching in Hawaii health care.
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1. AlohaCare's new innovation program
Last week AlohaCare announced a new Community Innovation Investment Program, Waiwai Ola. The program includes $5 million in funding for community-based programs that work toward achieving the Quadruple Aim.
AlohaCare will partner with primary care providers to implement pilot projects to improve the health of the community. Providers and organizations can submit their project proposals to AlohaCare until the end of July.
2. Ige to veto medical cannabis bill
Governor Ige announced his intent to veto SB 2407 last week. The bill permits the use of medical cannabis for treating opioid and substance use disorders. A reportfrom the Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection, and Health indicates that access to medical cannabis can reduce opioid use and slow down the development of opioid tolerance.
Ige's rationale for vetoing the bill is that the Department of Health already has a process for physicians and patients to apply for new medical cannabis uses. The DOH testified in opposition to the bill, saying the measure "moves the use of medical cannabis…into the realm of treating chronic behavioral health illnesses and disorders, for which there is insufficient evidence." Congresswoman Hanabusa released a statement opposing Ige's intent to veto.
3. Dialysis centers face long inspection delays
After over three years of waiting to be inspected for Medicare and Medicaid accreditation, a new dialysis center fully opened in Mōʻiliʻili this month. With almost all dialysis facilities in Hawaii due for initial or re-certification in the next two years, the backlog and lack of trained certification personnel stands to become a major health crisis.
Approximately 4,000 Hawaiians need dialysis at least three times a week and over one in seven Hawaiians have kidney disease compared to only one in nine nationally. Rep. John Mizuno introduced HB 1895 in January which would add 3 new positions to address the backlog issue. The bill passed the legislature last month and is currently awaiting Governor Ige's signature.
4. Video: Sheri Daniels, Papa Ola Lokahi
Sheri Daniels is the Executive Director of Papa Ola Lokahi, which is dedicated to improving Native Hawaiian health and well-being. Part of Papa Ola Lokahi's work includes developing a Native Hawaiian health care workforce and promoting traditional healing. Sheri joins us in this episode of "What They're Watching" to discuss the overall well-being of Native Hawaiians.
"There is so much happening with Native Hawaiian issues from water rights on Maui to sand mining on Maui to kupuna iwi, to the bones of our ancestors. All of these things play a role in health… How does all of that play into a health of a kanaka, of a person?"
5. Hawaii's suicide rate increases
A recent report by the CDC shows that the national suicide rate increased by over 25 percent from 1999 to 2016. Hawaii's suicide rate increased by 18.3 percent during that time period.
Hawaii's suicide rate has remained close to the the national rate since 1999. In 2016, the national average was 15.4 per 100,000. Hawaii's rate was 15.2 per 100,000. But Hawaii County's rate was almost double Honolulu County, at 20.4 compared to 10.3 per 100,000.


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A protest is continuing at the refugee prison camp on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island.
On Wednesday, speakers addressed a rally of about 900 detainees demonstrating against moves to evict them.
Under PNG law the Australian-run facility must close by November after four years of operation.
The protest was a response to cuts to water and electricity at the Foxtrot compound which is part of the original facility.
In May the Australian government announced the facility would shut down after it was deemed illegal by the Supreme Court of Papua New Guinea.
The Australian authorities want the refugees to move to a new site; the protesters say they are being aggressively relocated to the Transit Centre in nearby Lorengau
The East Lorengau Refugee Transit Centre, the new facility on Manus Island, is intended to temporarily house refugees awaiting resettlement.
"We are not safe outside the fences, and immigration are trying to make life impossible for us inside," said Behrouz Boochani, a Kurdish journalist who fled Iran and has been on Manus Island since 2013.
"We are protesting peacefully for our human rights, and to call on Australia to uphold its commitments to offer us protection as refugees," he said.
The detainees, men who sought asylum in Australia, say they are being forced to settle in PNG.
Iranian refugee Amir Taghinia said at yesterday's rally that Australian media was censoring news of the protest.
"Power and water mean nothing. Even if they cut the food we are not going to go to Lorengau, we do not want to be settled in PNG," he said.
The men also marked the first anniversary of the death of Pakistani refugee Kamil Hussain, who Mr Boochani said had drowned while being "held against his will in an Australian concentration camp."
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On a dirt road. In the country.
Sounds like the lyrics to a country song, no? Well, it's actually where I grew up. 80 acres of playground, nestled between a dairy farm and a road leading into town. It was awesome. As a kid, I'd sit in my front yard picking violets and daisies that grew wild on the edge of our lawn. I'd twist these flowers into bracelets and crowns. <<hint, hint…Daisy Chains Jewelry!<< Occasionally I'd chase my brother with handfuls of dandelions so I could knock him down and rub them on his face. Haha, good times.
Carefree. Dirt under my nails. Always exploring, always looking for something new to add to my collection of rocks, fossils, shells, etc.. Chances are if you collected as a kid, you probably collect as an adult. Do you have a stash of rocks and shells from a recent hike, or trip to the beach? Me too.
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Highlight Reel. How I got here.
Like many of you, our younger selves started one path only to find out that life is full of twists and turns. That said, graphic design chose me long before jewelry did. What drew me into design was my love of paper. And ink. And how texture and color played together. Sometimes, all of those things combined with the right message, could be really powerful.
But, I like to try new things and one day I walked into a bead store. It wasn't an over night transformation, but because you are here, you know how this all ends. Fast forward seventeen years, three kids, thousands of miles traveled, over 100 art fairs later, and I think it's safe to say I'm on my true path.
Think of Daisy Chains Jewelry as a tapestry of every experience I've had, and every person I meet. The rustic quality speaks to a love of handmade in such a way that you can see the fingerprint of the maker. There is no shiny silver in my world, only that which has been given a history or transformed. Nature inspires everything I make. What can be more inspirational than a stone taken from the earth and cleaned up to become something beautiful? And of course much of my journey is about you. Through small creations you and I form a connection. In a small way you pull me into your lives at every birthday, anniversary or holiday. Thank you for that, it really makes what I do a richer experience.
Well, that's it. All about me in a nutshell. The only thing left for you to do is relax as you experience the rest of what my website has to offer. Get cozy (cuz is there any other way to be?) and start here with a glimpse of my current collection.
P.S. You may notice that there are several photos featuring set stones. Sorry for the tease, but these are photos depicting some of my newest work. It's not yet available in my online storefront. If you join my mailing list, you'll be one of the first to know when those items hit the store.


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DELAMAINE, James. 17?? — Cape of Good Hope 1829?. British Colonial Officer. Major in Bengal Army (1827), the Lieutenant-Colonel and Political Agent st Nemaur. Served long under John Malcolm and knew Sanskrit and Persian. In 1923 the first European to visit Nasik Caves.
Publications: "Of the Sra'wacs or Jains", TrRAS 1, 1827, 413-438.
– "Account of Omkar", Asiatic Journal N.S. 3, 1830, 207-210; "Description of the Caves near Nasik", Ibid. 275-281.
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Math Circle at the University of Washington
The UW Math Circle is intended for Seattle-area middle school and junior-high school students, and it is being offered at no cost. The program is aimed at 7th, 8th, and 9th graders with mathematical minds, with the intent of continuing their development in this direction. The UW Math Circle is full for the year. Read more about this UW program from the link above.
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i have been taught that a problem with very mature locust trees is that they can become a safety hazard. there is much dead wood in the one growing about 25 feet from our house, had a friend years ago that the city made her take her tree down as it was at the curb in a city block. should i be worried?
Black Locust Trees can be an issue.
The trees are used infrequently as landscape trees for a few reasons. First, although the wood is strong, branches are brittle and prone to breakage in high winds. The trees also have thorns. Black locust trees are very susceptible to attacks by the locust borer, which often prove fatal. The trees are more often used to control soil erosion or as a timber tree.
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I'm currently going a little crazy at home, laid up after knee surgery last week. As this has obviously put a bit of a hold on my photography, I thought I'd write up a post on what happens after a shoot. A lot of people think that once the shoot is done, us photographers simply […]
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Just a quick round up the past month – wedding shoots, a trip to New York and more gear!