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LAS VEGAS - On August 20, 2019, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) celebrated a tremendous milestone in the progression of its 1.4 million square foot expansion as the 'final' beam was hoisted above the 600,000 square-foot exhibit hall of this astonishing facility.
800 tradesmen and tradeswomen currently working on the construction site, signed a 60-foot long, 90,000 pound beam that is now integrated into the expansion project's new 600,000-square-foot exhibit hall, cementing their contributions to Las Vegas' continued legacy as a leading business destination. The event also included an unveiling of the American flag to be hung on site.
The 1.4 million square-foot expansion will be followed by a complete renovation and modernization of the Las Vegas Convention Center's existing 3.2 million sq. ft. The total budget for the expansion and renovation is currently $1.475 billion.
"Supporting the Las Vegas destination through growing meetings and exhibitions is just one of many ways we fill the nearly 150,000 hotel rooms in our destination and can accommodate the nearly 15,000 of additional hotel rooms that are on the way," said Brian Yost, LVCVA Chief Operating Officer.
The raising of the signed beam in the new exhibit hall celebrates a significant milestone in the development of the expansion project. In late-October, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) will officially "top out" the expansion when tradesmen and tradeswomen reach the highest point of the expansion and fully enclose the facility. To date, more than 25,000 tons of structural steel and 47,000 cubic yards of concrete have been utilized on the project site. The expansion is on schedule and 50 percent complete.
The expansion is scheduled for completion in December 2020 and the facility will welcome its first full-facility event in January 2021 during CES. CES, the largest and most influential technology event on the planet, attracted more than 180,000 attendees to Las Vegas in 2019.
The convention center expansion and renovation is to allow for the Las Vegas destination to remain the leading destination for business travel. Planning is also underway for development of the first commercial underground people mover for the Las Vegas Convention Center via an underground tunnel that will have three convenient locations throughout the span of the entire Las Vegas Convention Center facility. Elon Musk's The Boring Company has been tapped to design and construct the innovative system that is the next evolution for efficient transportation models in high-traffic areas.
In addition to the Las Vegas Convention Center expansion and renovation, continued investment in the meeting and convention industry remains strong in Las Vegas with nearly 3.5 million additional sq. ft. of meeting space coming online in Las Vegas within the next five years. Large-scale convention and exhibit space projects throughout the destination include the recently-completed 250,000 sq. ft. MGM Grand Conference Center expansion, and several projects slated for completion in 2020, including the 550,000 sq. ft. Caesars FORUM, 430,000 sq. ft. Wynn Las Vegas meeting space expansion and the 315,000 sq. ft. Expo at World Market Center.
Photo and video assets from the beam hoisting event can be found here on the LVCVA press room.
About the Las Vegas Meetings Industry
• Las Vegas welcomed more than 6.5 million convention delegates in 2018.
• Las Vegas hosts nearly 24,000 meetings and conventions annually.
• Trade Show News Network has recognized Las Vegas as the No. 1 trade show destination in the country for 25 consecutive years after hosting 48 of the largest trade shows in North America in 2018.
• Las Vegas is home to more than 11.5 million square feet of meeting space and, more than three million additional square feet of meeting space is scheduled to go online within the next five years.
• Three of North America's top 10 largest convention centers are in Las Vegas.
About the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC)
• The Las Vegas Convention Center hosted 57 conventions in 2018.
• Nearly 1.3 million people attended LVCC-based events in 2018, representing nearly 20 percent of the destination's overall convention segment.
• In total, the economic impact generated by visitors to the LVCC amounted to $2 billion in 2018.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) is charged with marketing Southern Nevada as a tourism and convention destination worldwide, and also with operating the Las Vegas Convention Center. With nearly 150,000 hotel rooms in Las Vegas alone and more than 11 million square feet of meeting and exhibit space citywide, the LVCVA's mission centers on attracting ever increasing numbers of leisure and business visitors to the area. For more information, go to www.lvcva.com or www.visitlasvegas.com.


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October 2016, Rosvik Gallery, Stand F1 at the Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London
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August 2016: 'Visions of the Great White South', Bonhams, New Bond Street, London W1.
May - July 2016: Gallery in the Garden, Great Saling, Essex
The Natural Eye (2015) Mall Galleries, The Mall, London
Over Gallery (2015) (one person show)
Edmund Gallery, Bury St Edmunds (2013)
Scott Polar Research Institute (2012)
Brian Sinfield Gallery, Burford (2008)
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By Jenny Hottle, Daily Record Business Writer
Monday, Aug. 1, 2014
Originally published on thedailyrecord.com
At a time when entry-level employees can connect with top executives online, private business and dining clubs are fighting to remain a relevant option for business networking opportunities.
From new membership discounts to facility renovations and menu upgrades, these clubs have been actively targeting the young professional community to reinvigorate interest in this decades-old business tradition. So far, the effort appears to be paying off, and local clubs say membership has rebounded after they began focusing on the under-40 crowd.
"We are probably stronger than we've been in many years financially, and our membership is near an all-time high," said David Nevins, president of the Center Club's board of governors. Nevins said the downtown Baltimore club has about 2,000 members, compared to about 1,400 during the depths of the 2008 recession and 2,200 more than a decade ago.
At the Tower Club Tysons Corner in Vienna, Virginia, membership is surging after a period of ebbs and flows, general manager Kara Carmichael said. The City Club of Washington did not disclose any figures, but manager Tom Bannwart said "a lot of young, executive-type" people were joining.
The key to building and maintaining membership, managers found, is to adapt with the evolving culture of the local business community.
"In the old days, we were more of a two-martini lunch," Bannwart said. "Now, we're more of a working business club where people come to conduct business."
About 50 years ago, many of Baltimore's top business and civic leaders already knew each other and looked for a place where they could discuss ventures over lunch, Nevins said. Now, workers can engage with each other on social media, but some club members say this online networking won't replace the need for in-person communication.
"A lot of members are in influential positions, and it's likely that they don't have LinkedIn or Facebook. If they do, they're not checking it," said Thomasina Poirot, a member of the Center Club. "It's not a substitute for meeting them in person."
In recent years, clubs have increased the number of network-building and social events for current members. And to entice younger, often digitally-minded members, clubs made a few modifications: The Center Club completed a $2.7 million facelift in 2009, and the Tower Club will begin a $2 million technology renovation in September. And clubs are relaxing their dress codes and diversifying their menus.
"We have to be creative on a weekly basis," said Kevin Bonner, general manager of the Center Club. "Dining has become more casual over the years. We're evolving as dining evolves."
The under-40 crowd is the fastest growing demographic at the Tower Club, general manager Kara Carmichael said. Members under age 40 make up 12 percent of the Center Club's membership, compared to about 6 percent in 2009, said John Pastalow, chair of the club's Young Members Committee.
At the City Club, Bannwart said young entrepreneurs have turned the club into an incubator for startups. They often use the facility as an office during the day, take a break for breakfast or lunch, and attend social events at night.
"So many innovative people run their offices off their laptops," Bonner said. "We want to have a place that's a backdrop for their office, so to speak, and to meet and connect with like-minded people that they eventually could be doing business with."
While a place for business and socializing might sound enticing, Poirot said some of her peers have expressed negative perceptions of private dining clubs.
"A lot of people might think it's a stuffy older club that has no place for younger people," Poirot said. "It's an interesting experience when you take someone who has a prior perception."
Pastalow discovered the Center Club in 2005 and found it to be a step up from the city night life surrounding him. Since joining, he has dined with CEOs of hospitals and nonprofits.
"I have some friends out there who are still into Federal Hill bar-hopping," Pastalow said. "I don't want to do that anymore. That's not where my career is. I want to be with people who get it."
Nationally, private clubs of different types and in various regions still feel the effects from the latest recession. A report from the National Club Association estimates that about 10 percent of the 4,000 clubs in the U.S. will close by 2020. And as the dining scene continues expanding, local clubs feel the pressure to compete with neighboring restaurants and banquet halls.
In Washington, competition from restaurants and other private clubs surrounds the City Club "on all four sides," Bannwart said.
"We compete with restaurants, but we're not a restaurant," Bannwart said. "We have members here, not customers. We want to take the time to learn our members' wants and needs, to know your favorite food and drink."
The Tower Club, meanwhile, has partnered with nearby restaurants for certain events, Carmichael said. The club also offers private events to nonmembers, so it looks at what other banquet spaces are doing to book more events.
Looking forward, managers expect their clubs to continue playing a role in the local professional community. People may connect online, Nevins said, but cocktail hours and dinners foster connections beyond swapping basic resume and profile information.
"You might be sitting in our lounge, next to or across from one of Baltimore's brand-new leaders or one of Baltimore's very famed leaders, sharing stories of career success and giving advice and counsel," Nevins said. "I will project that it will be a long, long time before the online world replaces the person world."


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A downtown Anchorage church is converting its front lawn into a huge vegetable and herb garden.
A few blocks away at a municipal park, residents and city employees have planted clusters of fruit trees and berry bushes.
These are just two examples of a new trend in urban gardens: edible landscaping. The idea is to create an attractive public space that also provides free food to the community.
"We have planted apple trees, raspberry and currant bushes, blueberries, strawberries, and rhubarb," said Catherine Kemp, an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer for the Municipality of Anchorage.
The Fairview Community Council and the Anchorage Community Land Trust received funding from the Cities of Service, as well as donated fruit trees from the State of Alaska Division of Forestry, to create this edible landscaping at Fairview Park.
"We will have signs identifying the plants, explaining how they are traditionally used, and encouraging people to pick them," said Kemp.
Kemp said food security is a priority for Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz, and he hopes many in the area will benefit from the edible additions.
"Both local residents and any homeless people in the area will be encouraged to pick and eat the fruit growing here," said Kemp.
Kemp also has plans to use the garden to teach the children at Fairview Elementary School about food issues.
"I am going to do some education sessions about the importance of growing our own food and how the food system works," she said.
Just a few blocks away, volunteers from Central Lutheran Church are planting a large vegetable and herb garden in front of their building.
"We hope to have raised vegetable garden beds built this summer," said Barbara Baker, a church member who is working on the garden project.
When the garden is ready for harvest, Baker said its bounty will be open to church members, residents of a nearby transitional housing shelter, and children attending the closest Camp Fire Alaska Before and After School Program.
Photograph courtesy of Laura Vachula with the Anchorage Park Foundation


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Dave Donaldson, APRN – Juneau
Alyeska Pipeline Company is looking for a new Chief Executive Officer following Wednesday's announcement that Kevin Hostler will retire from the job at the end of September. He has worked at the company that operates the TransAlaska Pipeline since 2005.
In a prepared statement sent out by the company Hostler is quoted as saying his retirement after a 33-year career with BP leaves plenty of time for a proper transition to a new leader. BP is the largest owner of the pipeline company.
The statement also says that Alyeska will appoint an acting CEO if a permanent replacement is not found by the time Hostler leaves.
Hostler has been the focus of criticism in recent months, particularly over a decision in February to transfer employees from assignments in Fairbanks and Valdez to company headquarters in Anchorage despite concerns that safety issues could not be adequately addressed from a central point. That complaint was repeated when a 200,000 gallon oil spill near Fairbanks in May closed the pipeline for three days.
Democratic Representative David Guttenberg of Fairbanks says Hostler has been a part of Alyeska's lack of response to employee concerns.
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As a result of my almost twenty-five years as a Marital Master in the New Hampshire courts, I know how difficult it is for couples to dissolve their relationships. I also know that the court system is not always the best way to resolve these issues – whether they are financial or parental – because of a couple's history, complex family dynamics, time and money constraints, or just because of the emotional strain inherent in this process. I offer my services as an alternative way to resolve your dispute, to allow you to move on with your lives with purpose and dignity.
In our sessions, I will provide a safe, fair, and respectful environment in which you can reach an agreement acceptable to each of you and, if applicable, in the best interests of your children. My experience on the bench will be helpful, not just because I may be able to guide you toward a realistic result, but also because I have an understanding of the difficulties and uncertainties you face during the time that your relationship is ending. In every case you will have an opportunity to fully explain your positions in a calm and respectful environment, during which I promise to listen carefully and really hear your concerns. You will come out of the process feeling as though you have been heard and that you have been treated with respect and dignity.
- J.D., UNH School of Law (Franklin Pierce Law Center)
- A.B., Smith College
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- Marital Master, New Hampshire Judicial Branch
- Director/Faculty, Guardian ad Litem Clinical Program, Franklin Pierce Law Center (UNH School of Law)
- Staff Attorney, New Hampshire Legal Assistance
- Staff Attorney, Legal Services of Middle Tennessee
- Co-Chair, Board of Directors, New Hampshire Legal Assistance and Legal Advice and Referral Center
- Winner of the 2010 NH Women's Bar Association Marilla M. Ricker Achievement Award
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I've been freelance writing for a year now, and I finally feel like I have enough experience to put together a "writer's portfolio" – yeah!
But now what?
I've never actually seen another writer's portfolio. What should I put in it? How should I put it together? I'm thinking it should be more than a three-ring binder, but less than Toula's wedding planning album (see "My Big Fat Greek Wedding").
Do I include my head shot?
Should I make photo copies of my articles, or just include a printed copy of what I submitted?
How inclusive should it be – one article from each publication? two? just my favorites?
I posted this question to the writers at the American Christian Fiction Writers Association loop and hope to share some of their tips with you later today. In the meantime – what does your portfolio look like?


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Barbra Streisand is the kind of person Seth Rogen would love to get high with - alas, if only he'd known her in the 1970s.
Streisand, who turns 75 today, spoke openly about her marijuana use back then, mostly notably in an interview with the Rolling Stone in 1971. In a revealing chat with writer Grover Lewis at her L.A. home in Holmby Hills, Streisand admitted that she didn't like performing in public. "I don't...like to be watched," she said. Then she went to describe how she coped with those feelings onstage in places like Las Vegas.
"Anyway, since I get nervous in places like Vegas, it occurred to me to do this funny little routine - actually telling the audience about my hangup," she told Lewis. "The point was, you shouldn't rely on emotional crutches. It was almost a sermon - no crutches, people; crutches are a no-no. Then at the end, I'd take out a joint and light it. First, just faking it. Then I started lighting live joints, passing them around to the band - you know.
"It was great - it relieved all my tensions. And I ended up with the greatest supply of grass ever. Other acts up and down the Strip heard about what I was doing - Little Anthony and the Imperials, people like that - and started sending me the best dope in the world. I never ran out. Hmm ... I wonder if I should tell that story."
She would go on to tell other stories like this, like the time in the early 70's she smoked up with Peter Sellers, and then went out to eat together.
"The funny thing, we went to a restaurant. And we started to riff on, like should we have steak (flavored) ice cream," said Streisand. "It was funny at the time. It's not funny now since you're not high."
Streisand told this story in 2012 during a promotional event for The Guilt Trip, which she starred in alongside Seth Rogen.
A couple of weeks later, Rogen told David Letterman Streisand had turned him down. He tries to console himself for the lost opportunity, rationalizing his rejection in the following way.
"She wouldn't smoke weed with me," Rogen admitted. "I tried, but she wouldn't do it. I don't think she would've functioned well on it, honestly. She's kind of an over-functioner as it is."
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A new week sees a new Tavern Brawl hit Hearthstone, and this week sees the return of Just a Hallucination. The challenge has only appeared once before, making its debut in June of last year.
Things are pretty easy to wrap your head around this week. All you have to do once you've entered Tavern Brawl is pick a class - there's no deck-building required at all.
When the match begins, you'll have a deck made up of Hallucination spells and random spell cards from your class. There's one further twist, as both players begin the match with three Mana to spend.
The word on the street is that Warlock is your best bet for this week's challenge, but we'd like to hear how you're getting on in the comments? Got any tips for class choice or tactics? Share away!


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Hello this is Capt Robert Miley I'm getting ready to leave Blue Lagoon.
I guided for Keith and his sons Andrew and Jack and we had an awesome day. it started off slow with some small fish and around 1130 the big fish started biting, our biggest was about 5 pounds and we caught 6 fish between 3 and 5 pounds. We caught about 30 all together and I thought it was going to be a little slow because it was kind of over cast and it was kind of cool out, the air temp was 70 and about mid morning the sun came through and the bite turned on. we had one big peacock on and a tarpon ended up hitting it and we fought the tarpon for a little bit, it was a amazing. We got the tarpon up to the side of the boat and it spit the hook out. If your looking to do some peacock bass fishing give us a call at BassOnline.


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Poetry is the gateway to getting even your most word-resistant students to fall in love with words. There is something for everyone when it comes to poetry. Bring on your rule breakers, your structure lovers, and your aspiring rappers! Starting poetry in the elementary classroom should be a no-brainer but it can be tough to find poems for elementary school. We pulled together poems to get every kid saying, "Hey, I like that!"
1. Tan by Malathi Michelle Iyengar
2. Laundry Hugger by Amy Ludwig VanDerwater
3. The Corn-Stalk Fiddle by Paul Laurence Dunbar
4. Since Hanna Moved Away by Judith Viorst .
5. Drum Dream Girl by Margarita Engle
6. My Chinatown by Kam Mak
7. Friends by Abbie Farwell Brown
8. Reading by Jacqueline Woodson
9. The Tyger by William Blake
10. Knoxville, Tennessee by Nikki Giovanni
11. maggie and milly and molly and may by e.e. cummings
12. How to Paint a Donkey by Naomi Shihab Nye
13. The Purple Cow by Gelett Burgess
14. Val by Gwendolyn Brooks
15. The Dream of Shoji by Kimiko Hahn
16. Poor Old Lady by Anonymous
17. After the Winter by Claude McKay
18. Rathers by Mary Hunter Austin
19. Homework! Oh, Homework! by Jack Prelutsky
20. Notes on the Peanut by June Jordan
21. Sick by Shel Silverstein
22. Moon Festival by Marilyn Singer
23. Unexpected Holiday by Alma Flor Ada
24. The Quarrel by Maxine Kumin
25. Jaguar by Francisco X. Alarcón
26. The Parakeets by Alberto Blanco
27. Paul Revere's Ride by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
28. The Rainbow by Christina Rossetti
29. Now We Are 6 by A.A. Milne
30. To Catch a Fish by Eloise Greenfield
31. The Spider and the Fly by Mary Howitt
32. Dino Thought by Jane Yolen
33. Wallet Size by Nikki Grimes
34. The Delight Song of Tsoai-talee by N. Scott Momaday
35. Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll
36. The Swing by Robert Louis Stevenson
37. Mother Doesn't Want a Dog by Judith Viorst
38. Trees by Joyce Kilmer
39. Autumn by Alexander Posey
40. Invictus by William Ernest Henley
41. Marshlands by Emily Pauline Johnson
42. Amelia's First Ski Run by Nora Marks Dauenhauer
43. I, Too by Langston Hughes
44. The Red Wheelbarrow by William Carlos Williams
45. Coquí by Carmen Bernier-Grand
46. The Dentist and the Crocodile by Roald Dahl
47. A Riddle by Christina Rossetti
48. Life Doesn't Frighten Me by Maya Angelou
49. Cat by Marilyn Singer
50. Recess! Oh Recess! by Darren Sardelli
There are so many other poems you can find in books of poetry. Many are not available on the internet, but poetry books will be much loved in the classroom.
Want more resources for teaching poetry?
What are your favorite poems for elementary school? Come share in our WeAreTeachers HELPLINE group on Facebook. Plus, our must-share poems for middle school and high school


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North Plains shooter sentenced after fleeing courthouse
A man who shot at a North Plains home after fighting with his girlfriend will spend more than 15 years in prison after he fled a Washington County courthouse and was re-arrested nearly a month later
Jose Luis Berumen-Carlos was sentenced Friday, June 7 to 15 years in prison, as well as an additional 13 months for crimes he committed during his trial earlier this year.
According to North Plains Police Chief Jesse Baker, a gunman opened fire at a home on Northwest Highland Court just before midnight, June 1, 2018. Authorities said the gunman, later identified as Berumen-Carlos, shot at the home while his estranged girlfriend was inside.
Berumen-Carlos fired four shots at the house, then drove away, authorities said. No one was injured in the gunfire.
Berumen-Carlos's girlfriend told North Plains police she believed Berumen-Carlos had been following her. Investigators later found a GPS tracking device hidden under the hood of her car. Berumen-Carlos had an app on his phone which allowed him to track the car's whereabouts, prosecutors said.
A search began for Berumen-Carlos. While on the lam, prosecutors said he stole a car and two handguns a week later. He was arrested nearly a month later, on June 27, 2018.
After he was booked into the Washington County Jail, Berumen-Carlos was released on bail and was required to wear a GPS ankle monitor and substance abuse monitor at all times.
He appeared at all four days of his trial in January, but when the jury came back with a verdict on Feb. 1, Berumen-Carlos fled the courthouse before he could learn the jury's verdict, prosecutors said.
He allegedly cut off his ankle monitors and ran off before learning that the jury had found him guilty of two counts of first-degree attempted assault with a firearm, two counts of first-degree theft of a firearm, two counts of unlawful use of a weapon and two counts of recklessly endangering another person, as well as unlawful use of a GPS device, unauthorized use of a vehicle and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Berumen-Carlos was re-arrested in Multnomah County on March 4. Officers on patrol pulled over Berumen-Carlos's vehicle and the man reportedly ran from the car toward a house which officers said was "associated with felons and drugs." Police were able to catch up to Berumen-Carlos and brought him to the ground, injuring an officer's hand in the process.
Berumen-Carlos reportedly attempted to give a false name to officers and was carrying a "golf ball-sized" amount of methamphetamine at the time of his arrest, according to court documents.
Berumen-Carlos pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of methamphetamine, resisting arrest and third-degree escape in Multnomah County. He was sentenced to a year-and-a-half in prison on those charges and was moved back to Washington County.
On June 7, Berumen-Carlos pleaded guilty to failing to appear in court for the jury's verdict in February. He also pleaded guilty to theft of the ankle monitors in Washington County.
"The Washington County District Attorney's Office would like to acknowledge the work of Deputies Erik Merklin and Maribel Camas with the Washington County Sheriff's Office, Officer Ryan Ohlmann with the North Plains Police Department and Special Agent Mike Easter with the Federal Bureau of Investigation," said Stephen Mayer, a spokesman with the Washington County District Attorney's Office.
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Hi-Crush Partners LP Announces Long-Term Contract with Leading Energy Services Provider
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Houston, Texas - July 7, 2014 - Hi-Crush Partners LP (NYSE: HCLP), or Hi-Crush, today announced the entry into a five-year supply agreement with C&J Spec-Rent Services, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of C&J Energy Services, Inc., or C&J Energy Services, an independent provider of premium hydraulic fracturing, coiled tubing, wireline, pressure pumping and other complementary oilfield services. The supply agreement requires C&J Energy Services to pay a specified price for a specified minimum volume of frac sand each month.
"Hi-Crush is pleased to add another top-tier customer to our growing suite of long-term supply agreements, through which we process, ship, store and distribute high-quality Northern White frac sand across all major U.S. shale plays," said James M. Whipkey, Co-Chief Executive Officer of Hi-Crush. "We look forward to many years of growth alongside C&J."
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Part 4: Add Search Bar To Swift JSON Parser App
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Part 3: Play 30 Second Track Preview
Hi there, I hope you must be liking this series because you have complete 2 part already and wants to do the 3rd one :). Here in this article, you will learn how you can fetch a URL from JSON response from Spotify Web API and play the audio from it using AVFoundation in Xcode with Swift 3.
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Parse JSON Using Swift 3 And Load Data In Table View
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Only log emails to EXISTING CRM contacts!!
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Soumis par WhoOrderedRice le mai 1, 2018 4:36 AM
We have the outlook sidekick plugin on our email accounts, which logs emails and gives you a nice sidebar for more contact details. - Which is great for our actual customer contacts.
However, this plugin is currently adding absolutely everyone to our CRM automatically, so I've got a list of emails with no other data, and some contacts are irrelevant and not necessary for our CRM.
PLEASE can you make an option, that only LOGS Emails to existing CRM contacts. And if a contact is not in the CRM, it should pop up and say - "This contact is not in CRM do you what to add this contact" Y/N.
This way - I won't end up having a list as long as my arm, of half filled out contacts from my team. 🙂
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Contents & Quick Navigation
- Weight Loss Plan for Women
- 7 Essential Factors Why You can't Lose Weight
- Why Many Women Can't Reach Their Weight Loss Goal?
- Chubby Girls Are More Attractive Back Then
- Conclusion
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Weight Loss Plan for Women
The annual profits from weight loss programs in the US and Europe alone are USD150 billion per year. This figure shows that how high in demand for weight loss program. Weight Loss plan for women who need to stay in shapes such as celebrities, models, and the one who care about their health.
There are so much weight loss plan for women program options to choose from and the endless options of weight loss supplements too.
But the question is, why are you not losing any weight yet after all that exercise in the gym and eating protein shakes? Here are some of the reasons why the weight loss program has gone wrong.
7 Essential Factors Why You can't Lose Weight
1. Your hormones aren't balanced.
It's hard for you to lose body weight if your body is constantly exhausted or you are suffering from irregular menstrual cycles. This condition will cause the imbalance of your hormones. ‹¹›
Another factor that will cause your hormones become fluctuating is chemicals exposure from your personal products, food, skin care, and perfume.
If you think that you are already put your 100% best effort to follow the weight loss plan for women guideline but still no positive transition, it's time for you to see your nutritionist or doctor.
You need a full medical checkup to know what causes your body unable to cut the pounds and how to get a well-balanced hormone for good.
Resource : Irregular Period & Weight Gain by Livestrong.com
2. Your exercise routine is all wrong.
This always happens to a person who tries to lose weight without a proper guide from a trainer. Everybody knows eating low calories food and exercising are the ways to lose some weight. ‹²›
But most of them don't know what type of exercise that required for their body. This is why you need to refer from an experienced person or a personal trainer.
They will guide you through the weight loss plan for women process and give you the best advice from time to time to make sure that your effort every day counts.
Resource : Why Does My Workout Cause Weight Gain? by Shape.com
3. You're not getting enough Vitamin D.
If your body is low in Vitamin D, your weight loss goal maybe will get delayed. Vitamin D is not only for your body and organ's health. It is associated with the metabolic process that indirectly helps in weight loss.
You should take food that will provide you enough Vitamin D or you need to spend sometimes outside of the house to get this nutrient naturally from the sun. ‹³›
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4. You're spending most of your time in front of your computer.
This always happens to the bloggers, website writers, internet analysts and someone who works in front of the computer 24/7. Your body is not active or moving enough.
So when the calorie burning switch is turned off due to lack of body movement, you are not able to lose weight easily because weight loss required your body to move actively.
If you don't take a short walk every 2 hours from your daily work, your body will be the obstacle for you to achieve your weight loss target.
5. Your digestive system needs help.
You really in a big health issue if your gut and digestive system are not healthy. If you keep getting winds, bloated, or hard bowel movement, that is when your digestive system needs help.
Overall, our gut will tell you about your health condition. Please consult your doctor to improve your digestive system and maybe you need to start adding more probiotic food to your meal.
6. You're eating too much.
You need to learn about food proportion and calorie intake to achieve your ideal weight. Eating too much will end up your body storing more fat. Extra calories will be kept inside your body as fat if it remains unused.
If you are not sure what the correct food proportion is for you, please consult your nearest nutritionist. The best food choice to lose weight is high in protein, low in carb, low in fat, and low in sugar.
You also need to stop bad eating habits such as late night snack and sugary drink between meals.
7. You're on certain health issues and medication
Some health issues will hinder your effort to lose weight. You are not able to do heavy exercise if you are having a heart disease. You are also not able to lose weight according to plan if you are suffering from insomnia.
Health issues like those required you to get a proper medication. Some drugs especially for birth control, allergies, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia also deal a blow to your weight loss efforts.
You need to discuss with your doctor so he can suggest you a better medication so you are able to take it and not having any problem to lose weight at the same time.
Those 7 reasons are the most common of why you are not losing any weight. Another specific situation will be discussed in the next topic.
Why Many Women Can't Reach Their Weight Loss Goal?
It is no wonder that woman gets fat easier than the boys. But, they can lose a lot of weight sooner or later with the right method. The major problem is, all of them want to get the fast result.
A lot of them are willing to spend a lot of money to buy supplements or hiring a personal trainer to reach their weight loss goal.
But still, the desired weight is still to no avail. Read more to avoid the wrong practices that hinder your effort to achieve your weight loss target.
1. Health Conditions
Women do have certain health conditions that obstruct them from getting their ideal body weight. Some of the health issues or disorders lead them to an extremely difficult journey of losing weight. Some of the diseases are included:
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS): This is a condition where the certain hormone encourages the fat accumulation around the abdomen and the waistline.
Their body also developing insulin resistance and unstable blood sugar level. Their body will be getting fat easier if they have this kind of health issue.
Hypothyroidism: Women with low levels of thyroid hormone will be experiencing low metabolism that will influence how fast they can cut the pounds.
For women with Hypothyroidism issue, they need to work twice harder to burn more calories and fat because of their low metabolism is getting in their way.
Lipedema: Lipedema is a condition when a woman easily to accumulate fats around the hips and legs. You need to consult your doctor to get Lipedema treatment.
Once your condition is cured, you are able to exercise normally and see the numbers on the weighing scale decreasing again.
Hypertension: A woman is easy to get stress. Burden from the office, the hectic house chores with kids, and body changing after giving birth are some of the reasons that make a woman having stress.
A hormone called Cortisol will be produced if the body is in a high emotional stress. This hormone will be causing the fat even more difficult to be removed.
2. Dieting and Weight Loss History
Have you ever heard about yo-yo diet? If you ever tried it before you might have difficulties to cut the pounds this time. It is challenging for you to lose weight this time because you have been lost and regained weight for many times in the past.
Maybe before you are an active athlete that gains weight and losing weight after dieting and exercising. And after that, you get lazy at one point and not actively exercise anymore. After eating all the carbs and gaining weight, you try to exercise again.
But, it is getting harder this time due to changes in fat storage inside your body after periods of calorie intake and deprivation.
You need to try something new and maintain the new lifestyle so you can keep cutting the pounds and keep the weight gain at bay.
3. Poor Digestive System
Our digestive system is playing one of the major roles in weight loss plan for women. If the gut is not in a healthy condition, your effort to lose weight fast will be impossible.
You need to maintain a healthy amount of good bacteria inside your gut. You need to eat more probiotic food to promote a healthier digestive system.
A poor digestive system will cause you a frequent stomachache and indigestion problem. You will look bloated in your waist and belly area.
For a long-term, a poor digestive system leads to increased weight gain because of the changes in gut bacteria.
4. Age
Unfortunately, women's metabolism gets slower as they aging. That's why it is easy for a woman to gain weight when they're reaching 30 or 40 years old. Furthermore, a woman who doesn't maintain an active lifestyle will gain weight faster.
In your middle age, you can't merely rely on healthy eating to lose some weight. Your body needs to stay active and you still have to go do some exercise, hiking, or walking on the beach to get sweat.
Do not use your age as an excuse to stay at home. Do the right thing and maintain a healthy lifestyle to keep your ideal body weight.
5. Pregnancy
A pregnant woman can gain weight up to 40 pounds during pregnancy. Most of them experienced body changes and different health issues. Some of them are not able to move a lot because of their miscarriage history.
Health issues such as diabetes, edema condition, or craving problem are some of the weight gain factors among pregnant women.
According to real experience, a pregnant woman experience taste buds changes and eat a lot of new foods that she has never tried before. Pregnancy is one of the enjoyable moments for the mothers to eat especially after the first trimester. (source)
6. You're Genetically Large
To determine your body weight, you should look at how much effort you have put into your diet and exercise.
But, to determine your body shape and basic size, it is all that you have in your genes. You are genetically inheriting the size of your body from your family.
If you are coming from a large body size family, your chance to get slim is there but you need to work twice harder than a person who is genetically slimmer.
Although your diet and exercise habits play a role in determining your weight, your basic shape and size are largely determined by your genes.
The tendency of your body to store the fat is strongly influenced by your genetic pattern if you are coming from a plus size family. (source)
Chubby Girls Are More Attractive Back Then
If you know the ideal body for girls throughout history, skinny girls were not the best look of that time. 100 years ago, the trend for ideal body size was plump or chubby. The skinny girls at that time were doing their best to gain some weight so they will be looking desirable and pretty.
Now, the trend is totally in the opposite. You need to be a skinny girl or at least having flat abs to look good. Most of us will be fine with our body and you understand that the weight loss will happen from time to time.
But the negative feedback from the social media and people who talk about your body are something stressful to you.
You need to remind yourself that you want your ideal body weight is not because to please anyone around you. You do it for your health and for your own body.
Clearly, you need to have the knowledge and experienced people to guide you all the way. If you have any health issues that obstruct you from losing weight, do not wait any longer to consult your doctor.
Women during pregnancy will be gaining weight for sure. Keeping a healthy lifestyle will speed up your weight loss result. Do not let yourself down by lacking of important knowledge to lose a lot of weight.
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TOWN BOARD Meeting Notes
Marion Municipal Room
Monday, June 10, 2019
A Town Board meeting of the Town of Marion, Wayne County, NY was held on
Monday, June 10, 2019 in the Marion Municipal Room.
Supervisor Deming called the meeting to order at 6:30pm.
PRESENT: Nick Deming, Supervisor
Joan Fisher, Councilwoman
Ronald Lonneville, Councilman
Debbie Smith, Councilwoman
Vern Bliek, Councilman
OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE: Jody Bender; Perry Howland, Sun & Record; Jeff Cragg, Marion Waste Water Treatment Plant Operator; Kathy Cauwels, Town of Marion Principal Account Clerk; Tara & Jesse Rowe.
Supervisor Deming called the meeting to order at 6:32pm and asked for a roll call.
Councilman Bliek started the Pledge of Allegiance.
Town Business:
Supervisor Deming asked Town Clerk, Heidi Levan to speak about signage in the Marion Town Park. Town Clerk Levan indicated that there has been some confusion at the Town Park as to which pavilion has been rented. She would like to have signs put up each weekend on the pavilions indicating who the renter is. The Town Board agreed to this process.
Regional WWTP: "Town of Marion $35,400,000 Regional WWTP Plant Wayne County Water & Sewer Authority -6/7/19 Draft" report passed out to Board Members. Chuck Bastian from Bernard P. Donegan walked through current timeline, financing info, and costs as drafted at this point in time. A question was asked regarding when and who should be notified in order to add the additional tax amounts being levied toward the new joint waste water treatment facility. Mr. Bastian stated that Town Attorney, Art Williams should already be working on that and talking to the County Assessor to define these decisions. Supervisor Deming will check with Mr. Williams to make sure that this is happening with the county.
Mr. Bastian addressed handout "Town of Marion Debt Service By Chronological Maturity Date 2020".
Supervisor Deming spoke next regarding the Mill Street project. Letters should be going out in the next week or so to residents that will be affected by this year's phase of the project.
Supervisor Deming also spoke regarding parking and safety issues around Maple Ave. and Union St. Residents have complained about visibility. The Town Board will talk more about this at the new Town Board meeting scheduled for June 24, 2049.
Citizen Comments:
Tara Rowe (with husband Jesse) spoke regarding their property on Huntley Rd Extension. The Rowe's are concerned for safety issues that the road they live on is unmarked. Huntley Road Extension doesn't show up on GPS. Mrs. Rowe explained that she is disabled and is worried that in a health emergency, 911 would not be able to find their house. Huntley Road Extension is a private Road and is not owned or maintained by the Town of Marion. Mail is only delivered to Walworth- Marion Rd. The Marion Town Board suggested that the residents could add their own sign to the end of the private drive. Supervisor Deming agreed to look into the history of the road however, the town will probably not be taking over ownership of the private drive. Supervisor Deming requested that Tara call him directly the next day. Attendee, Jody Bender suggested that Tara could call 911 or the Sheriff's Office and have details from her address put on file so it's easier for emergency responders to find accurate information regarding their address.
Committee Reports:
Supervisor Deming: Water, Sewer, Town Clerk
Supervisor Deming stated he attended the Marion Elementary School Farm Club Community Garden groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, June 7. Assemblyman Manktelow was also in attendance. Town Clerk, Heidi Levan & Councilman Lonneville also attended. Town Clerk, Heidi Levan took pictures and posted them to the Town of Marion Facebook page.
Supervisor Deming addressed a question that was given to him but Town Clerk, Heidi Levan. The Town Clerk had received a request from local Jehovah Witnesses to set up a table in town for residents to approach them if they so choose. The Town Board stated that there can be no soliciting on property owned by the Town of Marion. These individuals can set up on the sidewalk in front of local businesses only with permission from those businesses. If the Jehovah Witnesses wish to attend the local events sponsored by the Marion Events Organization, they should contact the Marion Event Organization directly.
Supervisor Deming spoke regarding a letter that was received at the Marion Town Hall from the Marion Republican committee. The Marion Republican committee will no longer be having a caucus every two year. This process will not be a primary. The impact to the Town of Marion is that the Town of Marion will be responsible for paying the election workers for this process. The Primary will only be held every two years. The first time a primary will take place will be in 2021.
Councilman Lonneville: Deputy Supervisor, Historian, Zoning & Planning
Councilman Lonneville talked about the Marion Historic Association meeting, which was held on Monday, June 3, 2019. Surprise guest Peter Evans (Wayne Co Historian) got a tour of the building and said it was "going to be one of the most beautiful museums around." Councilman Lonneville will look a different options for finishing the projects at Jennie's House.
Councilwoman Smith: Public Safety, Judicial, Library
Councilwoman Smith mentioned that the Marion Court heard 26 cases. The Marion Municipal Building has a new table. The new table was made possible by a grant.
The Marion Library just had the Air Conditioning unit cleaned.
Councilwoman Fisher: Parks, Recreation, Assessor
Councilwoman Fisher presented survey results from last year. Marion Recreation is trying to get co-ed softball teams going. Softball practices will start on Sunday, June 16, 2019. 10 people showed up last Sunday for the first practice. Each person playing will be charged enough to cover additional insurance costs to town. Councilwoman Fisher talked to Steve a couple weekends now and reminded him that he should be putting this in for hours. A discussion was held regarding who should be taking care of park maintenance. A suggestion was made that we should have a park maintenance person to take care of all of this. The Town Board will discuss this again during budget talks.
Councilwoman Fisher reported that the Assessors office is quiet at the moment.
Councilwoman Fisher spoke next regarding Leah Leno. Leah is currently getting paid to work as park supervisor Monday through Thursday. Leah hasn't always been able to find an umpire for the softball games so Leah umpired herself. A question was raised, should Leah get paid to umpire? Councilman Fisher stated that she feels that Leah wasn't being paid as the supervisor during that time so she should get paid to umpire.
Councilwoman Fisher spoke next regarding a situation where someone had rented Pavilion A at the Town Park on a night that baseball was taking place. Councilwoman Fisher was concerned that the renter was not aware about the baseball schedule. Deputy Town Clerk, Kristina Braell informed Councilwoman Fisher that the renters were informed about the baseball practice prior to making the reservation.
Jeff Cragg spoke next regarding the office space in the Pavilion A. Mr. Cragg suggested that the Marion Summer Recreation program should stay two extra days at the end of the summer program to clean up the office space, put away equipment and make sure the Pavilion is ready for renters. Councilwoman Fisher stated she will speak to Summer Recreation coordinator, McKayla Gordon about this.
Town Board members suggested that the griddle be removed from Pavilion A. Jeff Cragg stated he will make sure this is removed.
Councilman Bliek: Highway, Drainage
Councilman Bliek reported that the Highway Department has been busy. Councilman Bliek also spoke about a possible new Highway Truck. No decisions were made at this time regarding the truck.
- Marion Republican Party Notice of Change
- Resolution for Christina Nelson – Park Inspector
- Letter from Planning Board re: 4017 North Main Street
- Board of Assessment Review
- Approve May 13th and 28th, 2019 Town Board Meeting Minutes
- Receive and File all Correspondence/Reports for June 10, 2019
- Authorize Park Rental Fee
- Authorize Closing of Streets within the Hamlet for the 2019 Fall Festival
- Payment of Claims
Resolution #1 Approve May 13th and 28th, 2019 Town Board Meeting Minutes
On a motion by Councilman Lonneville and seconded by Councilwoman Fisher
ADOPTED: Ayes: 5 Fisher, Smith, Lonneville, Bliek, Deming
Nays: 0
The following resolution was adopted
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marion Town Board approves the May 13th and 28th, 2019, Town Board meeting minutes.
Resolution #2 Receive and File all Correspondence/Reports for June 10th, 2019
On a motion by Councilman Bliek and seconded by Councilwoman Smith
ADOPTED: Ayes: 5 Fisher, Smith, Lonneville, Bliek, Deming
Nays: 0
The following resolution was adopted
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marion Town Board directs the Clerk of the Board to receive and file all correspondence and reports for June 10th, 2019.
Resolution #3 Authorize Park Rental Refund
On a motion by Councilwoman Fisher and seconded by Councilman Lonneville
ADOPTED: Ayes: 5 Fisher, Smith, Lonneville, Bliek, Deming
Nays: 0
The following resolution was adopted
WHEREAS, Mike McOrmund booked the Town Park on Sunday, May 19, 2019, and was unable to use the pavilion booked;
WHEREAS, a Town Park renter used the wrong pavilion and Mr. McOrmund was unable to use the pavilion and;
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marion Town Board authorizes a refund in the amount of $90 to Mike McOrmund, $40.00 from Account #37.99 and $50.00 from Account #2001, and
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marion Town Board directs the Clerk of the Board to give a copy of this resolution to the Town Clerk and the Principal Account Clerk.
Resolution #4 Authorize Closing of Streets within the Hamlet for the 2019 Fall Festival
On a motion by Councilwoman Fisher and seconded by Councilwoman Smith
ADOPTED: Ayes: 5 Fisher, Smith, Lonneville, Bliek, Deming
Nays: 0
The following resolution was adopted
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marion Town Board hereby requests the following streets to be fully closed to all traffic on Saturday September 7, 2019 from 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
North Main Street from the South side of the Elementary School driveway
Buffalo Street across from the Town Hall
South Main Street, North of Mill Street
Maple Ave from the Marion Library to Main Street.
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Marion Town Board hereby request the following streets to be closed but open to local and festival traffic only on Saturday September 7, 2019 from 7 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Buffalo Street at Route 21
Maple Ave at Union Street
Mill Street at Union Street
Cemetery Lane to Union Street
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Marion Town Board directs the Clerk of the Board to send a copy of this resolution to E911, Marion Fire Department, Marion Ambulance, Marion Fire District, Seneca Foods, Marion Post Office, Wayne County Highway Department, Wayne County Sheriff, NYS Police Substation, Williamson, Chief Operator WWTP and Marion Highway Department.
Resolution #5 Payment of Claims
On a motion by Councilman Lonneville and seconded by Councilwoman Smith
ADOPTED: Ayes: 5 Fisher, Smith, Lonneville, Bliek, Deming
Nays: 0
The following resolution was adopted
WHEREAS, the Marion Town Board has received and audited the following claims; now
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Supervisor is hereby authorized to pay said claims upon receipt of the signed abstracts of audited claims from the Town Clerk.
General 32753.00
Highway 8266.68
Library 1263.20
Water 166.00
Sewer 2308.65
Street Lighting 0.00
Drainage 361.59
NW Quadrant Phase I 0.00
NE Quadrant Phase I 0.00
NW Quadrant Phase II 0.00
NW Quadrant Phase III 0.00
Ext #2 to Water #1 0.00
NE Quadrant III 0.00
Ext #1 to NE #1 0.00
SE Water 0.00
Trust & Agency 2481.99
Total $47601.11
Prepay Abstract 5/17/19
General 323.07
Library 99.98
Total $423.05
Prepay Abstract 5/31/19
General 770.03
Library 27.53
Sewer 724.95
Total $1522.51
With no further business, on a motion by Councilwoman Fisher and seconded by Councilwoman Smith, Supervisor Deming closed the meeting at 7:54 pm.
Next meetings are scheduled for:
Meeting: Monday, June 24, 2019 @ 6:30pm
Meeting: Monday, July 8, 2019 @ 6:30pm
Kristina Braell, Deputy Town Clerk


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By Ateendriya:
On the edge,
And just there.
A flash of hope,
In a million years,
Shut off windows,
And the mist that surrounds.
A bleeding rainbow,
At the other end of this monochrome.
A rainbow in the night?
Only she sees it.
The rainbow and her own plight.
One glimpse of her,
And the madness that follows
They've all got eyes,
But they seem not to know.
Such a warm world inside.
And the shut off windows.
She's trying to kill us all!
And they fear- her.
Isn't it all better,
…to wipe off the madness?
They're trying,
With all they have.
To remove this insane little blemish.
From the perfect scenery.
Trying so hard
To deny her existence…
And in the cold winter night,
She waits on the edge.
Looks on…
The ones inside,
They never see.
It's just her fate to be… right?
Let her be… there's nothing we can do.
We're all working towards a perfect lie… thank you.


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Do you have sad tales of your rain jacket wearing off, and losing quality too quickly?
It might have been about the quality of the ones you've been buying, but most times, it's not really about the rain jacket itself. You may just not be taking care of it the right way.
Rain jackets tends to show their failing quality in a few obvious ways. The colour could be fading off so quickly, or it might stop repelling water. You won't even call it a rain jacket if it doesn't protect you from water.
This doesn't have to always be the case if you'll keep to these tips on how to take care of your rain jacket.
- Thorough and consistent cleaning: The thing is that dirt and crud on the outside of your jacket attract water, causing your jacket to "wet out" and no longer be breathable. Not just that; sweat and oils on the inside of your jacket breed bacteria, and their munching will weaken the strength of your rain jacket.
- Use a technical cleaner: Unlike conventional detergents, technical cleaners like Nikwax's Tech Wash are specially produced to cater to your rain jacket in a softly and gently manner. It's seamless to use in your washing machine.
- Start cleaning from your pockets: Rain jackets are tough on water, but fragile with dirts, especially from the inside. So, ensure no forgotten tissues or lip balm are not left to rot in your pockets.
- Don't waterproof before cleaning: Let the cleaning be a thorough job. Don't fall for the temptation of avoiding water entry, leaving it to get fully cleaned all-out.
- Obey the label: Don't discard the label, and try to do the cleaning on your own. If the manufacturer says to wash it in cold water, it'll be counter-productive to use warm water. It's your best bet to having a long-lasting rain jacket.
Yes, I mustn't forget this. Buy quality jackets.
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You can buy one spectacular piece, and wear it for many seasons by properly caring for it. Check out our stock of rain jackets with unequalled quality, and at a cost friendly to your purse.


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Kottayam Kunjachan 2 dropped, Midhun Manuel Thomas opens up!
Director Midhun Manuel Thomas is now basking in the success of his latest release, 'Anjaam Pathiraa' that starred Kunchacko Boban in the lead role. The director had earlier announced that he would be directing the second part of Mammootty's cult hit film 'Kottayam Kunjachan'.
Vijay Babu of Friday Film House had also made an official announcement of the project. Midhun, who is an expert in making sequels, announced the project during the 100 days celebration of Aadu 2. However, there have been no updates regarding the movie since then.
In a recent interview with a YouTube channel, Midhun revealed that the sequel has been dropped. Midhun clarified that he has no plans to make the film currently, as they failed to create a good story for the sequel. He further added that they finally got a good story but the actor and director are busy with other movie commitments.
Mammootty's 'Kottayam Kunjachan' is a 1990 action-comedy flick directed by T.S Suresh Babu. The movie starred Mammootty in the title role and Ranjini played the female lead. The story which was set in the Kottayam-Syrian Christian backdrop in Kerala explored the humorous side of the actor. The movie was a box-office hit back then and the actor's dialect and attitude in the flick are still celebrated by the masses.


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Many Cochrane reviews deal with nutritional topics. Cochrane Nutrition (https://nutrition.cochrane.org) contains a list of 800 such reviews. From these, in collaboration with Cochrane Germany, we have selected 150 of the most relevant for German speaking countries. The plain language summaries of these reviews have been translated into German since May 2019 and published continuously in Cochrane Kompakt. The 150 summaries can be found at (https://www.cochrane.org/de/search/site/SANA). This project was made possible by the financial support of the Fondation SANA (http://www.fondation-sana.ch).
The Cochrane Library (https://www.cochranelibrary.com) is accessible for free in Switzerland thanks to a national licence.


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Aida Audience Reviews
Wow!!! I came here on Easter Sunday to see this show not knowing what to expect. Would I hate it? Would I love it? And the minute the music started my decision was made. I loved it! Everything was great. The sets, costumes, direction/choreography but most of all the actors. If you didn't purchase tickets yet, MAKE YOUR MOVE! I will never forget this show!
For a night out you cannot beat it!!!!!!!!!! The food is out of this world and the plays are the best , the service is wonderful and the theatre is made to have full view where ever you are settled if you want to impress someone bring them here. -- D. Blair; New York, NY


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More than 30 brightly colored "recycling rocks" have been scattered along the three public recreational trails owned by the Development Authority of the North Country, waiting for hikers to find them! Find one, snap a photo, post it to the North Country Recycles Facebook page with #recyclingrocks, and put the rock in a new location for someone else to find.
The rocks were painted by children at the Authority's open house in August. The colorful rocks contain recycling messages, reminding us all to think about environmental stewardship.
The rocks can be found along the Kanik Trail on Route 11 near Calcium, and at the Murray and Glasier trails, both located on the regional Materials Management Facility property on Route 177 in Rodman. Look for them on tree stumps, along the trails, near bridges, and maybe even poking out of a hole in a tree!
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The Importance of Midges on the Big Horn RiverJanuary 31, 2012 8:50 pm Leave your thoughts
Midge Matters on the Big Horn River
by Bighorn River Fly Fishing Guide David Palmer
In Gary LaFontaine's book, "Fly Fishing the Mountain Lakes", he states that a gram of scuds is 3880 calories while a gram of midges is worth 5280 calories. Given that there are quite possibly billions of midges in a relatively short stretch of the Bighorn River, you can see why midges matter.
Midges live an all types of water but are especially abundant (and important) in tail waters like the Bighorn.
Midges are a mainstay meal for trout on the Bighorn throughout the year, especially during the winter when other insects aren't available. Midges become a supplemental meal during the summer and fall when other food sources become more readily available.
Winter and spring are probably the best time for anglers to take advantage of great fishing on the Bighorn River with midge imitations. Larva, pupa and adults are around every day and as the days get nicer in early spring, the hatches become thicker.
Dry fly midges in the winter, you say? Why yes. Just last February, a friend and I cast midge imitations to dozens of rising fish with the air temperature being a brisk ten degrees. All it took was a little bit of sunshine to get the midges, and subsequently the fish, active.
Midge larva are found in many colors. Olive, brown, tan, red and cream are all common on the Bighorn River. The colors vary with the season and water type. Most midge larva that I find are olive, tan, cream, and red. The sizes are typically small, from size 18 down to a miniscule 28, but occasionally one comes across some that are as big as a size 14. Larva like to live in the river bottom and under rocks, but are in the drift often enough I find them in most stomach samples.
Pupa, the next step in a midge's life, are as diverse as the larva. Black, olive, tan and root beer are common colors on the Bighorn and vary in size from 16 to 22, with 18s and 20s being the most commonly fished. The pupa are often highly segmented whereas the larva are typically more uniform in color.
As the pupa emerges into the adult, this is where it really gets interesting. Fish can key in on the rising pupa because they are easy (and very abundant) meals. The pupa can get trapped just under the surface film, which can really create a consistent food supply for fish.
Fish keying in on pupa in the surface film can be quite frustrating especially when the angler can see their tail and dorsal fin breaking the surface. The urge is to put on a dry fly but fish focused on pupa pay little attention to surface flies. A short dropper off a dry can be very effective as well as a very light nymph rig. Swinging emerging style nymphs down and across to these fish can be very effective also.
Adult midges are similar to the larva and pupa in that they come in two sizes, small and smaller. Size 18-20 patterns are effective, but in the spring, there are midges that get as big as size 16.
Once you see noses breaking the surface, the fish are usually willing to look at surface flies. The more common adult midges come in variations of olive, grey, cream, and dark grey (nearly black).
Flies that imitate emergers and cripples, with some part of the fly being below the surface are very effective during the hatch. A long, light leader is essential so small flies aren't floating unnaturally. The smallest of drag by your leader or fly can result in repeated refusals. Flawless drag free drifts by the angler are the key to success.
The real fun begins when the mating clusters begin to build on the water. Some days, the surface looks like gray fuzz. This mass of mating midges really brings the fish up and they can be pretty indiscriminate since they are just sucking in mouthfuls of midges every time. Perfect presentation isn't as important because so many midges are skittering on the surface and skating a fly a little bit can grab the attention of a greedy fish.
Griffiths gnats and Adams in size 16 and 18 are very effective when fish are gorging on the mating midges. Just something that mimics a lot of midges dancing close together.
The midge hatch usually presents the angler with two hatches each day, one around mid-day and another in late afternoon. Early, warm days can get midges going as early as 10 am, sometimes earlier but more likely closer to lunch time. The second hatch generally gets going between three and four pm and can last into darkness, but in late winter and early spring, that's not very late.
While late winter and early spring don't seem like ideal fishing times (and sometimes they aren't), the fishing on the Bighorn River, thanks to midges, can be outstanding whether fishing with nymphs or dry flies. That's why Midges Matter!
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For all avid readers, if you ever thought of buying books online and can't think of one website that offered it all. Here is the answer you were waiting for- indiabookstore. It is a search engine especially designed for books. It had seen incredible growth in past years. With a tremendous team, innovative idea, cool contests and tie ups with various renowned publications, it had marked its impact on many hearts. Here is the interview of its founder- Mr. Animesh Jain and Ms. Priyanka Gupta (product manager). Read about their experience and website:
1.) How would you describe your website in 50 words?
India's quickest book search engine that aims to provide users best of experience and give insights about book world.
2.) How would you describe yourself in one sentence?
Enthusiastic, energetic and a committed individual who loves taking risk and challenges.
3.) Indiabookstore.net has a number of impressive features, but how did you fund the initial development before launching?
IndiaBookStore is a self-funded startup. We might look for funding in future.
4.) The name describes exactly what you provide. Was it easy to come up with the name and was the domain available?
When IndiaBookStore started, around 3 years back, there were not many book search engines, and that was the reason to have a site which only talks about book and caters to Indian market. With this combination, coming up with name was simple and we found the domain available too.
5.) Do you think entrepreneurs are born or made?
Well, the attitude has to be in you, though a startup is an occurrence of a need that an entrepreneur realizes. And an idea can occur any time, you know like to Newton it happened when an apple dropped.
6.) What about indiabookstore.net can compel a user to re-visit it? What are its weakness according to you?
(I would rather call it improvements) – We need to improvise the look and feel of the product, add useful features and obviously add knowledgeable content.
7.) What is the biggest hurdle you have faced or are still facing?
That would be finding a good team. I am looking for suitable candidates for Product development and social media marketing. Though, not a lot of people would be ready to take the risk of joining a startup. And the fact that the startups are not the pay masters, makes the situation even tough. Finding enthusiastic individuals, who believe in your idea and are ready to put in hard work to make it successful, are really a tough find.
Current opening – www.indiabookstore.net/careers
8.) When did indiabookstore.net begin to gain traction?
It took a couple of initial months to gain significant traffic to the site. Since 2011 its been showing great improvement in terms of organic traffic, pageviews, repeat visitors as well as new, SEO and obviously very positive and overwhelming response from our regular users. Currently we have 100K+ visits every month.
9) What were you doing before launching indiabookstore.net? Are there any parallel projects you are thinking about?
Animesh was working on a startup of his own, iTasveer.com when he started IndiaBookStore as a part time project. I took over IndiaBookStore last year and have been involved with marketing, product development, and content management.
10) So you have a bookish blog that attracts a lot of traffic. What all authors and books are your favorites?
I mostly read light hearted, masala books like Chetan Bhagat's. I really don't have a favorite author so to say.
11) Working in Start-up can be little tiring, what you do in your leisurely hours?
I spend 3-4hrs a week in gym, this kind of helps me re-energize myself. Dancing is my other passion.
12) Explain your website in just one word.
So next time when you think about buying a book, this website should pop up in your head. It had assembled all the reviews, author interviews, book searches and comparisons. Hope indiabookstore.net will shine and soar high.


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Pathways: On the Move
What does a seal have in common with a butterfly? How are wildebeest similar to sea turtles? And how could a red crab cause a car crash? Many creatures are on the move – but why do they move? Where do they move to? And how do they know where to go?
Available in Spanish – Aventuras: En Movimiento
Pathways is a series of 24 fun, nonfiction chapter books in which students are guided through their reading by the friendly "Nat the Ant".
Find lesson plans and teaching materials for On the Move here.
Pathways is designed to support transitional readers to build stamina, become familiar with nonfiction text features and language, and maintain progress and enthusiasm for their reading.
Each book includes:
- thought-provoking "ant questions"
- a surprise fold-out Ant Tunnel to motivate readers halfway
- a detailed glossary
The Aventuras books are perfect for Spanish readers and language learners, and bilingual/dual-language learning environments.
Aventuras has been created through "authentic transliteration", rather than as a direct translation. This means the humor is still funny, the text is fluid, and the terms and expressions are as real and genuine as possible for your readers!
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Pretty sure Benson will be the only Kindergartner in his class to know the branches of the Brachial Plexus.
We register him (for reals this time) on Thursday, as this is his last full week before school starts. Please have the end of the world before then. I'm hyperventilating.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Posted by Carrie at 8:38 AM
8 comments:
- laura d said...
Where has the time gone!??! Woh. Then you'll be back to two kiddo's for most of the day...double woh. And you need to save his drawing for the scrapbook. Just to prove his genius!
- August 10, 2010 at 8:57 AM
- Caity said...
I'm really impressed! Nice job Benson!
It's crazy huh? On the one hand I'm so looking forward to afternoon naps while Em and Tanner are gone. On the other hand, my heart is breaking :( We'll get through this together!
- August 10, 2010 at 9:25 AM
- Rachel said...
That's so cool! He'll be one smart kindergartener! And good luck with him starting. Hard on Moms . . .
- August 10, 2010 at 12:45 PM
- Matt and Amie said...
That looks like the studying that goes on at our house! :) Kaylee always has Matt's dental books open to pages of people's teeth that I cant even stand to look at! Good luck with the start of your new adventure! And...the whole kindergarten thing....Im still 2 years away and totally hyperventilating! :) Good luck!
- August 10, 2010 at 6:21 PM
- Randy said...
This might be the neatest picture ever. Teach him the labels and have this as his first 'show-n-tell' at school.
- August 11, 2010 at 7:10 AM
- melissa said...
pretty sure that's awesome.
- August 11, 2010 at 7:42 AM
- Pam said...
I'm impressed Ben is drawing. Ha! Benson must have taught him a thing or two. Sorry Ben, but it was never your strength. And now you are teaching Benson all that cool stuff? Oh man, you are both brilliant. And Carrie, hang in there. You'll be a very cool school mom and it will become old hat sooner than you think. Although I hated kindergarten and the end of each summer. Boo Hoo...so maybe you never will get used to it. Love you!
- August 12, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- melissa said...
so he has started now?!?
- August 17, 2010 at 10:11 AM


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The total mortgage deferral volume in these banks as of the end of July exceeded $130 billion
The ban, which will be made retroactive to Sep. 1, will now last until the end of this month
The Toronto Real Estate Board has been lobbying vigorously to have as much of the land transfer tax repealed as possible, but now it's changing tack by allowing voters to speak ahead of tomorrow's provincial election.
The largest real estate board in the country sponsored an Ipsos Reid survey in which 77% of 1,200 GTA resident respondents favoured rolling the tax back and 68% supported a full repeal. Sixty-nine percent of respondents said housing affordability will influence how they vote in tomorrow's election.
Doug Ford, the leader of Ontario's Progressive Conservatives, supported phasing out the land transfer tax when he was a city councillor.
According to Von Palmer, the poll's results signify havoc wreaked by the land transfer tax in Toronto, where he says housing mobility is stunted.
"Sixteen percent of sales have been affected every year," said TREB's chief communications and government affairs officer and chief privacy officer. "People are choosing not to move; they're renovating their properties and staying put instead. What happens is you stop that flow throughout the market, so that missing middle we keep talking about—where you need people to buy that first home, move up to their second home as the family grows—is stalled and you're not getting that flow through the marketplace. People are staying put and renovating their properties because of the cost of moving."
The land transfer tax, added Palmer, is both backbreaking and exacerbating unaffordability.
"It's a substantial tax, and you're faced with it each time you move," he said. "You have this land transfer tax that's typically about 2%--in the City of Toronto right now, you're faced with $15,000 on the average priced home, and then a provincial land transfer tax of $15,000—and that's $30,000 you don't just tack onto your mortgage."
In addition to the provincial election, TREB has vowed to promote a repeal of the land transfer tax during municipal election season in October. The decision to lobby more actively during municipal elections is partly due to York Region's proposed land transfer tax, which both TREB and the Ontario Real Estate Association lambasted, and which the likely outgoing Liberal government rejected.
In fact, OREA, in particular, decried the overwhelming burden that regulations and taxes put on entry-level buyers.
"We understand municipalities will always look for revenue sources, but the answer is not to punish aspiring homebuyers by putting the starter home further out of reach," said Tim Hudak, CEO of OREA. "We were very pleased that all three parties in the past said no to another tax grab on the backs of homebuyers, and, certainly, each can speak to other ways to fund infrastructure, but let's not do that by breaking the dreams of millennials who are looking for a place to call home."
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With the arrival of Monday comes the start of the working week but don't be too down about it – We've got the best gigs of the week to cheer you up!
Monday – GLOO @ The Green Door Store
Taking over The Green Door Store tonight is Littlehampton-born band, GLOO. Currently touring the South, the band will be sure to bring a hardcore sound to the intimate venue, perking up your Monday with ease. If you like up and coming bands, this is one for you.
Doors @ 7pm. Trafalgar Arches, Lower Goods Yard, Brighton Train Station, BN1 4FQ
Tuesday – Scruff Of The Neck Presents… @ The Joker
That's right – This Tuesday The Joker and Scruff Of The Neck will be presenting the people of Brighton with not one, not two, not three but four up and coming bands to enjoy. The lineup includes… Little Grim: A dark and brooding band with a speciality for twisted lyricism and groovy hooks. Lacuna Bloome: A young four piece with catchy guitar based music and a twist on your average indie band. The Yellow Bellies: A Brighton based band with groovy tunes and a tight rhythm section. And last but not least, Matias: A local singer-songwriter from Brighton. So if that's not enough to keep your Tuesday night busy, I don't know what is!
Doors @ 7.30pm. The Joker, 2 Preston Rd, BN1 4FQ
Nothing to see here folks, unfortunately you'll just have to find another way to spend your time this Wednesday night. Why not check out some of the best pub quizzes in Brighton or our favourite date night restaurants instead?
Thursday – Cancer Bats: Bat Sabbath @ The Haunt
The famous Canadian punk/metalcore band, Cancer Bats will be bringing their hard hitting sound to The Haunt this Thursday. Unlike their usual sets however, they'll be playing a full set of Black Sabbath instead. Their wide variety of influences mean their sound is a melting pot of heavy metal, hardcore, punk rock and even incorporates elements of Southern rock. So for all those Black Sabbath lovers or metal fans, this is the place to spend your Thursday night!
Doors @ 7pm. The Haunt, Pool Valley, BN1 1UN
Friday – Lisa Hannigan @ Concorde 2
Irish singer, songwriter and musician, Lisa Hannigan will be celebrating the start of the weekend this Friday at the famous Concorde 2 club. Beginning her music career as a singer in Damien Rice's band, she went on to develop a prosperous solo career, with three full length albums under her belt. Her music has received awards in both Ireland and the USA, garnering her worldwide attention. Expect indie folk and beautiful melodies with Hannigan's array of instruments.
Doors @ 7pm. Concorde 2, Madeira Drive, BN2 1EN


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Listing of all food blogs with recipes for children in the directory. Here you will find various recipes for children.
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As one of our youngest luthiers, Erez Perelman just keeps getting better and better. His last flamenco was a killer guitar, and now his latest classical guitar is also spectacular (especially for the price). Scott Wolf used to play duos with Erez, and was hugely impressed by the guitar we just received, so I thought it would be fun to show you guys the two last guitars we've received from him, one flamenco and one classical. You can read Erez' bio here, and read an article about him from 'Classical Guitar' magazine, too.
Here's the flamenco, played by Grisha.
And here's the classical played by Scott.
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2 Responses to "Luthier Profile: Erez Perelman"
Congratulations !!! keep the good work… both guitars sound very good specially the clasic one. My admiracion to the interpreters.
Beautiful playing. A very lovely interpretation of Turina's 'Fandanguillo' . Scott may have just added it to his repertoire but it sounds great.
The classical sounds very balanced across all registers. Very even. The response looks to be very fast too. Or maybe it's just Scott's excellent technique and control?


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Jake Wynne
Jake Wynne makes short films and directs and edits music videos and advertisements. He runs workshops in schools and colleges for students to improve their practical work.
'DiD' SHORT FILM TRAILER from Jake Wynne on Vimeo.
See the trailer for Jake's New Short 'DID' Here.
See Jake's Past Work on Vimeo
Jake's Short film Guide
Short Film Making Tips
View more documents from petefraser.
Jake's Short film Guide
Jake also has a website for helping out with student practical work,
see here


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6 Amazing Ways to Transform Your Porch
While large backyard spaces set the imagination on fire with creative ideas, tight spaces such as apartment patios are more challenging. This summer, create a backyard patio to make your neighbors green with envy.
Even if you don't have the big outdoors in your backyard, it shouldn't stop you from having the porch of your dreams.
Selecting the right outdoor lights and exploring your creative instincts are key to your next 'porch makeover'. Take a look at our handpicked ideas for some dazzling ways to light up your apartment porch.
1. Paper Lanterns
Paper lanterns are delightful, easy on the pocket and even available as string lights. Take a look at this small patio with a romantic setup with some of the very basic ingredients that never fail to impress.
Try installing string lights randomly and surprise yourself and your neighbors with a chic and unwinding ambiance.
2. Edison Canopy
Big city apartments are synonymous with small spaces and this one fits snugly into the description. When Edison bulbs became all the rage in Brooklyn cafes' style statements, it was only a matter of time before they hit home décor.
Hang an Edison Canopy along the stretch of your patio, or a seating nook, blending the look with LED candle lanterns to create your own personal cafe. You can get them in three different colors – white, black, and green – in our shop.
Source: DecorPatio
3. Glowing Side Tables
Getting creative with outdoor lights means that you get the chance to connect with nature. Robin, a home decor lover, and blogger introduces this concept like a breath of fresh air. We love how she converts a simple side table into a design element of her entire patio.
4. Twisted Fairy Lights
Fairy lights aren't just for Christmas. We all know the drill of twisting fairy string lights around the patio railing and while that's nice, try entwining it around a simple garden trellis to highlight your walls for that added touch.
Source: Pinterest
5. DIY Garden Chandelier
Take the privilege of converting an old bicycle wheel, solid wreath, a tree branch or an unused garden basket into your very own, low cost, rustic patio chandelier. Trust me, this is one of those things that looks like a lot more work than it really is.
You can choose from a wide variety of lights to decorate these forgotten pieces. Meanwhile, you'll be flaunting your artistic talents for all your guests and neighbors.
Source: PopSugar
6. Upgrade the Old Umbrella
If you have enough room for an outdoor umbrella to fit on your patio, you must try this one. It makes your corner special, plus, with all the spotlight you and your friends are likely to feel extra special.
Now, how's that for smart outdoor lighting?
Do any of these resonate with your idea of brightening up your porch or do you have something else in mind? If yes, we would love to know more about your summer patio project.
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One of the country's leading financial journalists is saying what many advisors have long believed about mortgage life insurance.
Those left behind in cases of suicide may get a payout, depending on the type of insurance and certain clauses
A new study from the Fraser Institute has found that health care costs for a typical Canadian family of four will reach nearly $13,000 in 2018.
"Health care in Canada isn't free—Canadians actually pay a substantial amount for public health care through their taxes, even if they don't pay directly for medical services," said Bacchus Barua, associate director of health policy studies at the Fraser Institute and co-author of the study.
According to Barua, most Canadians are unaware of the true cost of healthcare because they never see a bill for medical services. Those in certain provinces may only pay a modest public health insurance "premium" tax, but by and large, Canadian health care is funded with general government revenue as opposed to a dedicated tax.
Based on figures from Statistics Canada and the Canadian Institute for Health Information, the study determined that a typical Canadian family — with two parents, two children, and a household income of $138,008 — will pay $12,935 for public health care this year. The amount represented a 68.5% increase, after adjusting for inflation, since 1997.
The study also found that single Canadians experienced a bigger increase, with health care costs increasing from $2,115 to $4,640 over the same period. Single parents with one child, who earn $60,526 on average, will pay $4,357 this year.
Looking at healthcare costs as a share of income for 2018, single Canadians took the biggest hit (10.5%), followed by the average Canadian household of two parents and two children (9.4%); families consisting of one parent and one child, meanwhile, are estimated to pay 7.2% of their income for healthcare.
Healthcare costs varied across the income spectrum, according to the analysis. The bottom 10% of Canadian families in terms of income, earning an average of $14,885, will pay $496 this year; the ones among the top 10%, with incomes averaging $291,364 a year, will pay $38,903.
"It's important for Canadians to understand how much they pay for our public health-care system so they can better decide whether or not they get good value for their tax dollars," Barua said
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It's a Trap! Clubnights this summer
OMG! Just confirmed for Tuesday, June 5 at Debaser Malmö: Soviac + Tennis Bafra + ÅBE! A five-star lineup of indierock allstars, all in the same place at the same time! And that's not that all, we've also got heavy crust-metallers This Gift is a Curse and hardcore act Vervain on Thursday, July 12! And let us not forget Division of Laura Lee in May with Anchor and Keep Shelly in Athens! Get stoked, people.