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CATALIST-LISTED company AsiaPhos Limited is carrying out an internal restructuring, which will involve the assets, operations and activities of its subsidiaries in Singapore, Hong Kong and China, it announced on Monday.
The internal restructuring is to facilitate the reorganisation, streamlining and expansion of the group's downstream business segment, which consists of the production and sale of phosphorous and phosphate-based chemicals.
The phosphate-mining firm entered into an agreement with Norwest Chemicals, Sichuan Mianzhu and APC Limited, its own subsidiary incorporated in Hong Kong, on Friday, setting out the terms of the restructuring. Under the terms, Norwest Chemicals will acquire Sichuan Mianzhu and split its assets, operations and activities so that its downstream business will be undertaken by the new WOFE subsidiary of Norwest Chemicals. Upon completing the split, APC will buy over the entire equity interest of the new WOFE subsidiary.
When the internal restructuring is competed, Sichuan Mianzhu will continue to undertake the group's mining operations and activities in Sichuan.
The exercise will be funded through internal resources of the group and is not expected to have any material impact on the earnings per share or net tangible assets per share of the group for the current financial year ending Dec 31, 2017.
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In relation to the internal restructuring, the construction of a sodium hexametaphosphate (SHMP) plant, set out in the company's offer document of September 2013, will resume. The SHMP plant, with a capacity of up to 20,000 tonnes, is estimated to take about eight months to complete and will cost between 6 million renminbi (S$1.22 million) and 7 million renminbi.
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Kendall Jenner has revealed exactly how she got that incredible bod.
But unfortunately for us, it doesn't seem as though the Keeping Up With The Kardashians girl had to work particularly hard for it.
Instead, she's just been blessed with great genes. *Sigh*.
In a blog post entitled Working Out: I Could Be Lazy, But That's Not Me, Kendall admits that she's naturally slim. However, the 20-year-old still likes to keep fit.
She writes: 'To be honest, I could probably be lazy and not work out and still look the same – but I'm not like that.
'I've always been really active. I like to work out to feel better about myself.'
As a model, Kendall often has to bare her figure in sexy photoshoots. And as expected, this can be a teeny bit intimidating.
She continues: 'I do a lot of photo shoots with my stomach showing, and it just feels better to know that I can wear a crop top – or nothing, lol – at a last-minute shoot and not be worried about it
See: Kendall Jenner Calls The World Of Modelling 'Stupid'
'It's all about feeling good about my body and being confident at work.'
So what exercise does Kendall do exactly? Well. She's a big fan of New York's Gotham Gym, where her BFF Gigi Hadid got herself in ah-mazing shape before last month's Victoria's Secret show.
She says: 'When I'm in [New York City], I like boxing at Gotham Gym. I did it last time I was in New York and it kicked my a** because I hadn't gone in almost a year!
'When I'm in Paris or London I'll just work out in the hotel gym. It would be really easy to be lazy about it when I'm traveling, but then I wouldn't have the tone or definition that I want.'
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Then there's her diet. 'Eating healthy is a huge part of it. I can feel it in my workouts when I'm not eating right. I looove pasta, but it definitely makes me feel tired, which I don't like.
'I usually start my day with eggs, avocado, and oatmeal. I just feel better if I eat better.'
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VIU - Call for Applications for Lectureships in the Globalization Program
Posredujemo vam poziv VIU – Venice International University, katere članica je Univerza v Ljubljani, za pripravo novih predmetov v okviru:
- Globalization Program http://www.univiu.org/study/globalization-program/teaching-viu/call-for-lectureships
- Intensive Graduate Activities http://www.univiu.org/index.php/about-viu/organization/academic-programs/how-to-propose-graduate-activities-at-viu.
Rok za oddajo predlogov direktno na VIU je 15. 9. 2019.
The new Call for Applications for Lectureships in the Globalization Program is now available on VIU website:
The deadline for applications is September 15, 2019
As you may recall, due to the ongoing review of the curriculum of the GP, the call is issued for core courses and specialization track courses to be offered in Fall 2020 only.
Thanks to your efforts, we will be able to offer the full set of core courses of the GP also in Fall 2019. The latest course proposals will be submitted for your approval through extraordinary procedure via e-mail.
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September 15, 2019 is also the deadline for submitting new proposals for Intensive Graduate
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Guidelines on "How to propose Graduate Activities at VIU" are available at this link:
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Critic's Notebook: Jimmy Kimmel's Laundry-List Oscars Monologue Tackles Everything From Weinstein to Trump
Jimmy Kimmel took the stage Sunday night at the 90th Annual Academy Awards with a lot of ground that America knew he needed to cover.
The returning host had to deal with last year's titanic best picture screw-up, an autumn and winter of Hollywood's #MeToo and Time's Up revolution, all of the year's various Oscar-nominated movies, whatever Donald Trump jokes he wanted to tell and more.
And with all of that low-hanging fruit just waiting to be scathingly plucked, it's no wonder that Kimmel's Oscars monologue felt like a decently written, decently delivered laundry list.
The writing was actually sharper in the pre-monologue old time-y Hollywood newsreel that began by joking about the preempting of the regularly scheduled Celebrity Street Fights With Mario Lopez, an entirely plausible piece of programming that Fox has already put into development for after the Disney deal goes through. I also chuckled at the Gary Oldman joke, "If you loved Gary in Forrest Gump, you're thinking of Gary Sinise"; the Armie Hammer crack, "Armie was born when a witch put a curse on a Ken Doll"; and a reference to the years Meryl Streep was in jail and therefore didn't receive any Oscar nods.
Once the monologue began, Kimmel had a checklist and went through it with almost ruthless efficiency, which isn't the same as absolute ruthlessness.
The host actually started sincere.
"It is a great honor to be invited back a second time," Kimmel noted, and told the crowd that some of them would be lucky enough to go home with Oscars at the end of the night.
"This year when you hear your name called, don't get up right away. Give us a minute," he cracked.
Kimmel explained that he'd been asked last year to do comedy with the accountants, but he declined. "So then the accountants went ahead and did comedy on their own," he said.
Heh. The exclusive scapegoating of the accountants has been part of the narrative since last year, and since Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway were expected to present later in the show, that's unlikely to change. I still completely understand why the writers focused the humor in this direction. You had to joke, but better not to joke in a way drawing attention to the specifics of the La La Land-Moonlight awkwardness.
After the too-easy, "Oscar is 90 years old tonight, which means he's probably at home watching Fox News," Kimmel moved directly into the recently exposed underbelly of Hollywood (and countless other industries) by addressing the giant statue to his right.
"Oscar is the most beloved and respected man in Hollywood and there's a very good reason why. Just look at him. Keeps his hands where you can see them. Never says a rude word. And most importantly, no penis at all," the host said.
In probably the best line in the monologue, he added, "He is literally a statue of limitations."
Kimmel celebrated Harvey Weinstein's eviction from the Academy and urged Hollywood to continue to set an example for all other workforces.
"If we can do that, women will only have to deal with harassment all the time everywhere they go," he said.
Celebrating the year's progressive and groundbreaking nominees — "If you're a nominee not making history this year, shame on you!" — Kimmel also referenced one film that wasn't nominated for anything (Wonder Woman) and one film that can't be nominated for anything until next year (Black Panther) as breaking from a time not too distant when Hollywood believed movies fronted by women or minorities couldn't make money. He added, "The reason I remember that time is because it was March of last year."
There were easy, semi-funny jokes directed at the president ("None other than President Trump called Get Out the best three-quarters of a movie this year") and the vice president ("We don't make films like Call Me by Your Name for the money. We make them to upset Mike Pence"), but Kimmel really saved his toughest lines for Hollywood itself when he went several punchlines deep on the pay disparity between Michelle Williams and Mark Wahlberg for All The Money in the World's reshoots. It was a pointed enough commentary that it deserved a better capping punchline than, "This one shook me, because if we can't trust agents — who can we trust?"
In general, Kimmel was tough, but without cutting too deep, because before anything threatened to get painful, he was off to the next gag. The result was something that felt less dangerous than Seth Meyers' Golden Globes take on #MeToo, but also less single-minded. Kimmel didn't want to go the Chris Rock single-topic route, and probably that was for the best.
There was, of course, so much to discuss. It was, as Kimmel observed, "The year men screwed up so badly women started dating fish."
That doesn't mean he got everything right. It's super to make much of your monologue about feminism and empowerment and equal pay, but then maybe don't toss in a joke about Tonya Harding being ugly? Some of us had quite a crush on Harding back in the day!
And for heaven's sake, if you're going to make a joke relating to Christopher Plummer, whose very attendance/nomination was predicated on director Ridley Scott getting a huge amount of money to eliminate a two-time Oscar winner from his film, why would you go with a stale joke about Plummer being old? And why would you follow it up with another stale joke about Plummer being old? There has to be something funnier you can do with Plummer. He's Christopher Plummer!
Having Helen Mirren as a Price Is Right girl associated with the Shortest Speech Wins a Jet-Ski contest straddled the middle ground between those cringe-y points. Like, if you get Margot Robbie to do that joke, it's basically that time the Emmys had Sofia Vergara as a spinning prop, and that was awful, but you can have Mirren doing it both because she's Helen Freakin' Mirren, the most revered of the revered, but Mirren being "venerable" is part of the joke as well — a bad part of the joke given how much red-carpet time was spent genuflecting in the direction of Mirren, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno and other women beyond what Hollywood has long considered "A Certain Age."
I laughed at the Mirren appearance. I did not laugh at the Harding or Plummer jokes. But that was probably what was best about Kimmel's monologue. It was fast and if you didn't like one topic, angle or approach, he was on to the next in seconds.
And now, I'm on to watching the rest of the show to review what came after the monologue!
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The night was late and the day had been the busiest the store had seen in ages. Lisa sat in the back office at her desk counting down the cash drawers. Tomorrow was the big day, Ralph was coming to inspect the store and evaluate her for the management position that was open. If things went well, she'd finally be on salary in stead of getting a lousy $6.50 an hour.
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The brand with 3 stripes to throw another region-wide party with 3 legendary DJs
Heavy Boogie, Matteblacc & adidas Originals are at it again!
After the wildly successful Breathe And Stop Tour in August 2012, the first region-wide tour of its caliber, November will see 3 more legendary Hip Hop DJs shaking down dance floors across 6 iconic cities In South East Asia.
This dynamic event series continues on in the tradition of the ground breaking Breathe And Stop events by integrating dance, music & the audience in a celebration of originality and passion.
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Article in The Guardian 12. 02.15 "A ban on beggars in Norwegian cities is not the answer to homelessness", by BAS Professor Harald N Røstvik
"How a national ban would play out is hard to say. Not even Arendal has started to punish well-meaning citizens who help the poor. Some activists say they would gladly go to jail for such a worthy cause." Read more.
Harald N. Røstvik about the ban on beggers in The Guardian,Thursday 12 February 2015.


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Classic Southern spooky story about a traveling salesman who
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Chulwoo Han is a lecturer in Finance at Durham University. His research interests include portfolio and risk management, algorithmic trading, other areas of quantitative finance, and, more recently, applications of deep learning to financial problems such as but not limited to trading algorithm development. Prior to joining the university, he co-founded and served as CEO of CMPR, a consultancy specializing in financial consulting and system development. He has an extensive experience of consulting and system development in the areas of risk management, asset allocation, asset-liability management, and modeling and analysis of financial instruments. He received his BS and MS at Seoul National University, and PhD at KAIST.
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Chulwoo Han is a lecturer in Finance at Durham University. Before joining the university, he served as CEO of CMPR, financial consultancy in Korea. Prior to co-founding CMPR in 2003, he was with the Financial IT group at Samsung Life Insurance.
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- 1: Han, C. & Taamouti, A. (2017). Partial Structural Break Identification. Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 79(2): 145-164.
- 2: Han, C. (2017). Modeling Severity Risk under PD-LGD Correlation. The European Journal of Finance 20(15): 1572-1588.
- 3: Han, Chulwoo, Park, Frank C. & Kang, Jangkoo (2017). A Geometric Treatment of Time-Varying Volatilities. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 49(4): 1121-1141.
- 4: Chong, E., Han, C. & Park, F.C. (2017). Deep Learning Networks for Stock Market Analysis and Prediction: Methodology, Data Representations, and Case Studies. Expert Systems with Applications 83: 187-205.
- 5: Chau, F., Han, C. & Shi, S. (2018). Dynamics and Determinants of Credit Risk Discovery: Evidence from CDS and Stock Markets. International Review of Financial Analysis 55: 156-169.
- 6: Han, C., Hwang, S. & Ryu, D. (2016). Market overreaction and investment strategies. Applied Economics 47(54): 5868-5885.
- Han, Chulwoo (Accepted). A Nonparametric Approach to Portfolio Shrinkage. Journal of Banking and Finance
- Han,C. (2020). How Much Should Portfolios Shrink?. Financial Management 49(3): 707-740.
- Fong, L. & Han, C. (2015). Impacts of derivative markets on spot market volatility and their persistence. Applied Economics 47(22): 2250-2258.
- Han, C. (2014). Comparative analysis of credit risk models for loan portfolios. Journal of Risk Model Validation 8(2): 3-22.
- Han, C., Lee, I. & Nam, C. (2013). Characteristic factors and fund evaluation in Korea. Emerging Markets Finance and Trade 49(S4): 70-80
- Han, C. & Jang, Y. (2013). Effects of debt collection practices on loss given default. Journal of Banking & Finance 37(1): 21-31.
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Horoscope analysis of Dimash Kudaibergen who is an extremely talented singer from Kazakstan. When you watch his performance, you are immediately captivated by the range of his voice as well as the emotional intensity and the versatility of his range. I have analyzed many great singers Dimash doesn't fall into the normal category at all.
Dimash has mercury in Gemini, which gives the agility and versatility to his voice.
Moon in Scorpio close to Pluto in Scorpio gives the dark, sensual intimacy he is able to conjure. It also represents the symbology of life and death events and transformation like in the Swans video. Lady Gaga also has the same Moon cnj Plut on Scorpio and she was born just a few months before him. We hope he doesn't go to the extremes she goes into though especially with the wardrobe. In his case, he will prefer the dark colors and the night time.
Here is my analysis of Dimash Kudaibergen's horoscope on YouTube:
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Fall has always been my favourite season. Unfortunately, in Singapore, you can't feel it. However, that's not stopping me from styling in Fall looks. In this look, I play with the fur coat that has been lounging in my wardrobe for the longest time. This is still pretty wearable in Singapore IF you are staying in air-conditional place.
The turtle neck top is actually pretty thin in terms of material so pairing it with short still keeps you relatively cool. The fur coat is obviously the one that's gonna keep you warm in cold temperate. Plus, it's a vest fur coat so its still not too hot compare to those with sleeves. If you have to head out of the mall, just take off the coat, no hassle there.
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There's no way of avoiding it. If your baby's sick, you'll soon be sick too.
Mila picked up the bug from her cousin, Ella, who picked it up from either her sister or brother who are school-age. Mila than kindly shared her germs with Halmoni, (her Korean grandmother), and eventually passed it on to me. Oh what fun!
But the truly sad part of all of this is my poor baby. She gets to the point where she can't breathe out of her nose, so with mouth open she can't suck on her binky. It makes for some frequent wakings throughout the night that aren't so pleasant. She's not always so cranky, like you would think. It seems to be more of an annoyance than anything else, which is good (if she has to be sick at all). It's just dragging on for so long and we can't do much for the poor baby.
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7. It stimulates prostaglandin synthesis - cyclical fatty acids that possess diverse biologic activities that affect cell function in every organ system. PGs have sedative and anticonvulsive effects on the central nervous system.
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Jacob, Stanley Wallace, and Jack C. de la Torre. Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) in Trauma and Disease. CRC Press, 2015.
"DMSO: Many Uses, Much Controversy." Pharmacology of DMSO, Alternative & Complementary Therapies, www.dmso.org/articles/information/muir.htm.
Oler, Dr. Chad. "The Difference between Sulfa (Drugs), Sulfites and Sulfur." Natural Solutions, 25 May 2017, naturalsolutionsforahealthyyou.com/the-difference-between-sulfa-drugs-sulfites-and-sulfur/.
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Hello, Welcome to Instaloverz, Today we are here to talk about People Who Sadly Can't Have Kids. So those who are willing to get the inspiration about People Who Sadly Can't Have Kids can just read this full article we had created for you. So check out "11 Famous People Who Sadly Can't Have Kids"
11. Gabrielle Union-
She is one of the more recent celebrities to go public about her struggles to have children. In her new book, she tells us about how she has already experienced at least eight miscarriages while trying to make a baby with her husband, pro basketball player Dwyane Wade. Gabrielle has talked about going through fertility treatments in the past, the surprising truth was the first time she had talked about her not so perfect reality. Union has looked deep into her infertility issues, saying, "For three years, my body has been a prisoner of trying to get pregnant, I've either been about to go into an IVF cycle, in the middle of an IVF cycle, or coming out of an IVF cycle." She has also said that she never really pictured herself being a mom until her stepchildren changed the way she viewed parenting. Despite being let down over and over again, and suffering from the side effects of the treatments, Gabrielle has continued to stay positive. She insists that nothing will stop her from trying to have a baby. She said her and her hubby "remain bursting with love and ready to do anything to meet the child we've both dreamed of."
10. Elizabeth Banks-
In the eyes of the world, it seemed like Elizabeth Banks was rising to the top in the acting world, but what the world didn't know was that her and her husband were having a really tough time trying to start a family of their own. After failing time and time again to succeed at getting pregnant the old-fashioned way, Elizabeth reached out to multiple fertility doctors to find out what was going on and causing her so much stress in her effort to become a biological mom. After some IVF treatments that didn't work, she and her doctor came to the conclusion that she would most likely not be able to get pregnant on her own. According to Elizabeth, the root of the problem came from an issue with her womb issue and said that the embryos wouldn't stick. In a last attempt to have a baby that was biologically both hers and her husbands, the couple went on a search to find someone to be a surrogate to carry the baby for them. She has been very open about how taking a chance with surrogacy has changed her life in a positive way. In 2011 Banks was finally was able to meet her son, and she named him Felix. Elizabeth is so happy that her road towards becoming a mom was the best choice for her and her family, and she was blessed with her second son, Mangus, with a surrogate as well, one year later.
9. Jillian Michaels-
Hearing the truth about how you can't physically carry a child is never an easy easy thing to hear. Jillian Michaels had an especially tough time accepting the reality of not being able to conceive. At first, she told the media that she would most likely never become pregnant for the simple fact that she "can't handle doing that to my body." Of course, your body changing is a concern for most women, their fears are pushed aside when they realize that they would be bringing a child into the world and it would all be worth the effort in the long run, and with some help after giving birth, you can get your body back. After finding out some more info, it was clear that Jillian's excuse about her great figure was just a way to mask the real fear. She was diagnosed with a condition called endometriosis, and it would be tough for her to conceive a child. She has admitted to feeling ashamed for her issue, mostly since she is best known for being in tip-top shape. She has made a career and life for herself out of being healthy and fit and showing others how to improve themselves with it. And even though having a medical condition is nothing to feel ashamed about, she decided to skip pregnancy altogether and chose to adopt instead, so she could still be a mother, even if it weren't biologically her own. The fitness pro became a mother in 2012 when she adopted her daughter from Haiti, and it didn't take long after that before she became a mom once again when her partner gave birth to their son. Although she might not have been able to conceive on her own naturally, she is so excited with the way things turned out and is now a proud mom of two!
8. Hugh Jackman-
Most people might assume that infertility issues are only things that women deal with, but that couldn't be more wrong. When a couple is really trying to get pregnant, both the man and the women are equally responsible in the whole process. In Hugh Jackman's case, he and his wife had a hard time when it came to reproducing, and he was very open about their experience and how he was still supportive through their low times. The actor and his wife tried for many years to get pregnant and had dealt with miscarriages which made them realize that maybe becoming biological parents just wasn't in the plan for them. Even though pregnancy wasn't something that would happen for them, they had always seen themselves adopting one day. In an interview about their road to becoming parents, Hugh Jackman said, "We thought we'd have a kid or two biologically and then adopt. But when we decided we'd had enough of IVF, we went ahead with adoption." Even with all of their struggles that they faced to get to where they are today, Him and his wife believe that adopting their daughter Ava and their son Oscar was what was meant to happen for them and they wouldn't change it.
7. Kate Walsh-
She's mainly known for her roles in popular shows like 13 reasons why and Grey's Anatomy. She has also talked about why she doesn't have any children at forty-eight years old. And it's because Kate found out that she was going through early menopause, only because her sister told her that it was something she's dealt with and could run in the family. When Kate went to the doctor to get evaluated, she faced the reality of only having one egg. Kate said she feels like she is failing at life being divorced and as a non parent when her dream was to be married with kids of her own. However she now has more time to focus on her work of being an actress and putting her time and energy into the projects she's working on, but it doesn't seem like she'll be adopting anytime soon.
6. Nicole Kidman-
Nicole Kidman has been one of the top actresses of our time with hit movies to her name and pulling in more than four billion dollars in box office sales! And during her first marriage to Tom Cruise, they had been trying to have kids for years but it didn't end up happening. They ended up adopting two children instead, but the couple broke up in 2001. Since Nicole loved being a mom, she decided that one wasn't enough! So she wanted to have even more children and some of her own, so she kept trying for good amount of time. But after marrying Keith Urban, they ended up having a child through a surrogate. Today, Nicole Kidman has four kids all together, two of them were adopted and the others are biological. Overall she has always been open about her personal struggles and seems to have an open mind about the idea of adding child number five into the mix.
5. Emma Thompson-
Emma Thompson has been a part of some of Hollywood's biggest movies with plenty of classics on her resume. But for a long time the actress has struggled with a disorder that not many people know about, called polycystic ovary syndrome that stopped her from having children. She has tried many times to have kids during both of her marriages but when that didn't work she had to resort to trying out an IVF, which surprisingly worked and allowed her to get pregnant at forty years old finally. A couple of years later she tried having a second child through IVF, but it didn't work out so well this time. Emma eventually gave up on trying to have another baby and went in a different direction by adopting instead. She has talked a lot about her struggles with infertility in the past and how she was able to get through it after years of dealing with it. She has also talked to young women who are in the same situation and who are struggling to have children.
4. Celine Dion-
Not very many people are willing to talk about their struggles with infertility to the world especially celebrities who try to avoid the topic at all times. Many people will always avoid rumors or refuse to acknowledge the topic, but Celine isn't one of them, because she has gone on to talk about the issues in interviews. After dealing with some setbacks in trying to have a baby biologically, Dion gave birth to three children, nine years apart and there's been some struggle with each of them. In the past few years, she has talked about the methods that worked for her and how she ended up finally being able to have kids. She said it was a struggle during her marriage, but they never stopped being positive. She had a huge interest in being a mother, so she stayed positive and hopeful at all times!
3. Giuliana Rancic-
Although some famous people choose not to talk about their tough journey of parenthood, others have been open books. One celebrity that has been open about it is Giuliana Rancic, who has faced obstacles that got in the way of her desire to be a mom! The TV host didn't realize that by the time she decided she wanted a family at the age of thirty-five, that the quality of eggs drastically change. Along with her age, her low weight was a big reason why she couldn't stay pregnant. Giuliana went through two rounds of IVF that didn't work, and the third try at pregnancy was bombarded when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. To make things worse, the medication that she had to take for the cancer made it even more unlikely to be able to carry a child and wouldn't be healthy if she was pregnant. In the end Giuliana and her husband Bill decided a surrogate would be the answer and welcomed their son Duke into the world in 2012. Their journey wasn't easy, but she's very thankful to be able to have a baby of her own finally! Trouble came again when she tried to have a second baby because their surrogate ended up having multiple miscarriages. But overall she said she's open to adoption in order to grow her family, but for now, her and her husband are both grateful for what they have.
2. Jordana Brewster-
At one point Jordana Brewster felt like she might never be able to have kids after so many failed tries. But luckily for her, she found a gestational surrogate who made her feel comfortable enough to go for it and make it happen. She had some doubts of course about the whole thing at the beginning as anyone would, and it took a lot to get her to trust someone with her children's lives, but Jordana is happier than ever to have gone through with the process and now has two healthy children. Even though she feels like she missed out on carrying the babies and giving birth to them, she forgets about it when she realizes that she still was able to have children after all and that getting them through a surrogate was better than never having any biological children at all. The actress has given advice of encouragement to other women going through similar situations and saying her experience was a positive one that helped her in more ways than one.
1. Hoda Kotb-
There are not many women who decide they want to become a parent in their fifties, but Hoda Kotb is an exception. The Today Show host had been through an emotional roller coaster when it came to wanting to start a family of her own, but she refused to give up her dream of one day having a baby. She has talked a lot about her problems with conceiving a child on her own because of her diagnosis of breast cancer. The treatment and medication were so intense that the disease left Hoda unable to have children. About a year later her marriage fell apart, and they divorced. While most people might fall into depression or feel like life is beating them up, Hoda decided to stay positive by making the goal of becoming a mom a reality. Even though she had made herself as a leading woman on morning television, she was struggling on the inside with her desire to have a baby. She told People Magazine saying, "One of the things in my life I've always wanted was to be a mom." But nobody knew how serious it was until she made it happen. Earlier this year she announced she had taken initiative by adopting her daughter, Haley Joy. She was so excited and happy that her dreams were finally happening in real life, even though she could not have children biologically she never gave up hope and still made her dream become a reality!


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Almendarez-Torres v. United States
RESPONDENT: United States
LOCATION: National Endowment for the Arts
DECIDED BY: Rehnquist Court (1986-2005)
LOWER COURT: United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
ARGUED: Oct 14, 1997
DECIDED: Mar 24, 1998
Beth S. Brinkmann - Department of Justice, argued the cause for the respondent
Peter M. Fleury - Argued the cause for the petitioner
Facts of the case
8 USC section 1326(a) makes it a crime, punishable by up to two years in prison, for a deported alien to return to the United States without special permission. In 1998, Congress added subsection (b)(2), which authorizes a maximum prison term of 20 years for "any alien described" in subsection (a), if the initial "deportation was subsequent to a conviction for commission of an aggravated felony." In 1995, Hugo Almendarez-Torres pleaded guilty to violating section 1326. Ultimately, the District Court sentenced Almendarez- Torres to 85 months' imprisonment. The court rejected his argument that, because his indictment failed to mention his aggravated felony convictions, the court could not sentence him to more than the maximum sentence authorized by section 1326(a). In affirming, the Court of Appeals held that subsection (b)(2) is a penalty provision which permits the imposition of a higher sentence when the unlawfully returning alien also has a record of prior convictions.
Does subsection (b)(2) of 8 USC section 1326(a), which forbids an alien who once was deported to return to the United States without special permission, define a separate crime?
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Audio Transcription for Oral Argument - October 14, 1997 in Almendarez-Torres v. United States
William H. Rehnquist:
We'll hear argument next in Number 96-6839, Hugo Roman Almendarez Torres v. The United States.
Mr. Fleury.
Peter M. Fleury:
Mr. Chief Justice and may it please the Court:
Title 8, section 1326(a), provides for a 2-year maximum penalty if these facts are proved: 1) a deportation, and 2) a reentry without a deport... without permission.
Title 8, 1326(b)(2), on the other hand, sets a punishment of up to 20 years if these facts are proven: 1) a deportation, 2) a reentry without permission, and 3) an aggravated felony conviction which occurred prior to the deportation.
The issue presented is, did Congress intend for 1326(b) to be a sentence provision or a separate offense?
The starting point, of course, is the plain language of the statute.
There are three very important factors which plainly indicate that subsection (b) incorporates by reference the conduct described in subsection (a) rather than setting forth the sentence for a conviction in subsection (a).
The first phrase that helps us is 1326(b).
It says... is in 1326(b) which says, in the case of any alien described in such subsection, and then it says, in that case if the person has a prior aggravated felony, he'll be facing a 20-year maximum.
It specifically does not say, in the case of any alien convicted in such subsection and, as this Court said in the Sedima case, when Congress intended that the defendant had been previously convicted, it said so by using explicitly words like convicted or conviction.
Here we have no such word, so what subsection (b) does is incorporate by reference the conduct set forth in subsection (a), that you have to have a deportation and a reentry without permission.
William H. Rehnquist:
But you could also say that the person described in subsection (a) shall be fined under title 18 or imprisoned not more than 2 years or both.
It's describing that.
Peter M. Fleury:
That's describing the result of the process, not the person in subsection (a).
William H. Rehnquist:
But it's in subsection (a), is it not?
Peter M. Fleury:
That is in subsection (a), but if you take that clause that I just read, the person described in subsection (a), and you add to it the clause that precedes it, where it says, notwithstanding subsection (a), which the Government itself concedes as a must, that that means despite subsection (a), which--
Sandra Day O'Connor:
Well, doesn't that very clause naturally refer to the... to your maximum penalty in (a)--
Peter M. Fleury:
Sandra Day O'Connor:
--Notwithstanding that penalty, here's another penalty if these facts are--
Peter M. Fleury:
--You have to re add words to the statute to get to that result, which is the opposite--
Sandra Day O'Connor:
--Well, I don't think so.
I mean, I think it's a pretty normal reading, and I think we're... another factor is that the titles to subsection (b) make reference to penalties, and all the amendments to it refer to penalties.
They don't refer to a new separate crime.
I don't know why those aren't indicators for us that this really is a sentence enhancement.
Peter M. Fleury:
--First, as to the notwithstanding question, if subsection (b) was to be a penalty or a sentence for subsection (a), it's the opposite word that you would use.
You would say, the penalties in subsection (a) are a result of the conviction... I mean, the penalties in subsection (b) are a result of the conviction in subsection (a), not, notwithstanding or despite the conviction in subsection (a).
It's the opposite signal one would give to say that (b) flows from or is a result of (a).
Secondly, as to the word penalty, the word penalty by itself is a very little evidence that what Congress intended was a sentence provision.


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She is absolutely beautiful and such a good baby!
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Congrats. She is adorable! Enjoy her, since we both know how fast they grow up. Be careful not to jinx yourself with the crying statement. Piper was very quiet for a while. Now Ty is our best behaved kid, and calling him wild is an understatement.... :)
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She's so beautiful, Kelly. Congratulations to you guys. Hope you're feeling well and are enjoying your precious bundle. She's just a doll (and I LOVE her name). :)
She is precious!! Her name is beautiful and I love the pink hat. :) Enjoy being a mom to 2.
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Before I started watching anime, I never thought about reading manga or light novels. (Heck, before I got really into anime, I never even *knew* about light novels.) Now I'm gathering a nice little collection, although I'm generally with Hirotaka above on how I buy/read it.
(A reminder: This is part of my 12 Days of AniTAY 2018. Big thanks to Zarnyx for suggesting to go ahead and do it in mainline-TAY, and RedStripe118 for putting me on to the 12 Days of Anime idea in the first place.)
Anyway, I use the word "backwards" up above, in that, on Reddit and various other anime news/discussion sites, I've seen many a person who's excited to hear that such-and-such manga or light novel (LN) is finally going to get an anime adaptation, because they read through it, and it's great.
I, on the other hand, typically watch an anime, and then if I enjoy it enough, will look to see about purchasing the source manga/LN (in English, I'm not even proficient enough in Japanese to do more than catch a few common spoken words, let alone try to read something). So, in one sense, the idea that "anime are made to sell the books" is certainly true for me. While I've considered a few 'recommended' series through Amazon, I haven't yet pulled the trigger on any of them.
As I have an apartment with many bookshelves that are already overflowing with books, and still more books that could use shelves, I generally limit myself to Kindle versions through Amazon. (A major exception being when I had a decently sized gift card to Barnes & Noble, and they were having a manga sale, so I picked up the first 7 volumes of Nisekoi.)
Much as I like real books, and I've been working on the physical copies I do have, and have borrowed a few others, I very much enjoy being able to read these on my tablet. Besides removing the physical space constraints in my apartment, it also is so much easier to take them all with me on a trip. Or, often, read them in my darkened bedroom before going to sleep. And additionally, it's often the case that the ebooks are somewhat cheaper than the dead tree versions.
I've read the manga for several of my favorite series (in one case, with New Game!, getting ahead so that I *could* be that guy who's excited about the next season of the anime),and for several others, the LNs (for Invaders of the Rokujyouma and The Devil is a Part-Timer) providing a much-looked for continuation of the story. In other cases, such as Servant x Service and K-On!, reading the completed manga was fun for comparing and contrasting with the anime versions.
Generally, I've found that I enjoy a good light novel story, but I'm definitely a sucker for a fun 4-koma comedy manga.
My biggest problem? I've still got the dreaded backlog to read through. And I still want more, and want to be able to afford more. (Okay, so that's two problems.)
How about you?


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Soundgarden has written and recorded their first new song in 15 years and they're offering it as a free download for a limited time through the iTunes Music Store before it shows up on the soundtrack to the upcoming Marvel film The Avengers.
It's not the first time Soundgarden or its frontman Chris Cornell have had their work on soundtracks. Both contributed tracks to the landmark soundtrack album Singles, the Cameron Crowe film from the early '90s that gave a glimpse into what became known as "grunge" culture as well as single life in Seattle. The movie wasn't all that great unless you were trying to spot members of great bands making cameos in it. The soundtrack was the nuts. Cornell has also contributed songs for soundtracks to movies like Great Expectations, Mission:Impossible 2, Casino Royale (one of the James Bond films), and Machine Gun Preacher.
Cornell and the band discussed the song and the film assoication with Billboard magazine.
"The hard part of writing a song for a film is it has to act as a Soundgarden song, first and foremost, then obviously, it has to coexist with the film,"said Cornell. He and guitarist Kim Thayil said the song was built from the ground up, rather than being based on previously unfinished work from the band's first stint.
The band has been working on their official reunion album and it's unlikely "Live To Rise" will be on it. None of the material the band has worked on or finished to date seemed like a good fit for the film's soundtrack so they came up with something separate. The release is tentatively scheduled for the fall and after a reunion tour, a live release from their final tour before going their separate ways, and a Cornell solo acoustic live album, Soundgarden fans are more than ready for a complete album of brand new music.
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Feb 19 last date for submitting forms for HSSC annual exams
RAWALPINDI: Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education has notified February 19 as last date for submitting admission forms for Higher Secondary School Certificate annual 2018 exam.
The RBISE spokesman Arslan Cheema said that Feb 19 would be last date for online submission of admission forms with normal fee. The exams would commence from May 5 (Saturday). Both, part one and part two students have been advised to submit their online applications by Feb 19 as from Feb 20, the applications would be accepted with double fee till Feb 28 and with triple fee till Mar 9, he added. All the private students who would appear in the exam first time would pay Rs800 as registration fee in addition to the admission fee. Apart from this, students will also have to pay Rs395 as processing fee while all part-II and composite exam students, regular and private, will also pay Rs550 as certificate fee.
The spokesman said that the admission applications could be downloaded from the board's website.–APP
Four held for violation of rent laws
RAWALPINDI: Police on Sunday held 4 house owners for not providing information of their tenants to the relevant police station.
As per detail, Saddar Wah police arrested Saleem, Ismail, Kashif and Arshad on violation of renting laws. According to a police spokesman, cases were registered under Punjab Information of Temporary Residence Ordinance 2015. Under the ordinance, details of new tenants should be provided to the police within 24 hours of giving possession of the property, he added.
Meanwhile, Rawalpindi police raided an illegal gas re-filling outlet, arrested its owner and seized gas filling instruments. The arrested accused was identified as Faisal Jahangir. The police registered case against him and started investigation.–APP
Call for establishing national tourism authority
RAWALPINDI: Participants of a round-table conference on tourism potential in Pakistan passed a unanimous resolution for establishment of an independent national tourism authority which could adopt measures and decisions for promotion of tourism in the country.
They said that public-private partnership should be promoted to achieve the targets for the sector which has huge potential. The conference was chaired by Managing Director Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) Ch Abdul Ghafoor Khan. The PTDC MD said that he could form the proposed tourism authority within weeks instead of months or years. He also underlined the need of a tourism policy and said that he along with his team was working on it.–APP
He also requested the participants of the conference to present their recommendations in this regard.
The participants including Harry Hwang, George Drakopoulos, Aftab ur Rehman Rana, Malik Akbar Ali besides others supported the proposal regarding establishment of national tourism authority and expressed their willingness to extend full cooperation in this regard.
George Drakopoulos said that public-private partnership was vital to promote tourism in Pakistan. There is lack of coordination among the public and private sectors and stakeholders while concerted efforts should be made to promote tourism, he said. He suggested that the proposed authority should be a joint platform of public and private sectors besides having full representation of all the provinces of Pakistan, Gilgit-Baltistan and AJK.


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When visiting the Isle of Wight, there are a whole host of things to see and do – but sometimes, it's nice to while away a few hours at a local pub and watch the world go by. With so many to choose from on the Island, where do you head first?
The Sun Inn
If you're staying with us, The Sun Inn is a nearby favourite and an excellent spot come rain or come shine at which to enjoy real ales, a selection of wine and gins, as well as homemade food. The Sun Inn has a varied history over the past 600 years – with some whispers suggesting that it was once used many years ago to hide smugglers loot, and then it became a true inn and continues serving happy customers to this day.
The Sun Inn is the perfect option throughout summer and winter, however, if travelling slightly further afield for a day trip around the rest of the Island, below are some options for you to try out!
The Spyglass Inn, Ventnor
Overlooking Ventnor beach and the English Channel, this world-famous inn offers breathtaking views. The family-run inn, with four en-suite double bedrooms, is ranked by The Times as one of Britain's 20 best pubs by the sea. A freehouse, the Spyglass specialises in seafood, with fresh crab and lobster delivered straight to the door from the Ventnor Haven fishery.
The Taverners, Godshill
This 17th century country pub is a friendly place, frequented by families which most often make use of the garden and the outside play area. The Taverners serves good food, cooked by the landlord and made from fresh local produce, some of it home-grown. Ales are by Sharps and Yates. There are a number of wines by the glass, plus home-made liqueurs.
The Bugle, Yarmouth
This old coaching inn is near to the Yarmouth Terminal, so you can eat as soon as you arrive or just before you leave – creating great memories to start or finish your Isle of Wight trip. Good pub food is available all day in the summer, and all day at the weekends in the winter, including fresh fish dishes. Ales are from Goddards, Island and Yates and so they have a wide selection from which to enjoy, as well as a courtyard garden in which both children and dogs are welcome.
White Hart Inn, Havenstreet
A traditional, red-brick village pub, the White Hart has a cosy log-fire bar, a carpeted dining room and, at the back, a garden with tables. Ales are by Ringwood and Goddards, and there's a wide range of dishes; many are homemade, including vegetarian options and desserts. Children and dogs are welcome.


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J. Banks Design
Joni Vanderslice founded her multidisciplinary interior design firm over thirty years ago. Since then, she has nurtured the Hilton Head Island-based operation into an internationally recognized force in residential and resort design. With a credo of luxury without pretense, J. Banks Design takes on a global portfolio of interior design projects that translate resort living to home—and home to resort living. She is also an established product designer, having licensed lines for brands from Kravet to New Ravenna.
Joni Vanderslice is the president and owner of Hilton Head Island-based interior design firm J. Banks Design. Ever since she was a child, Joni has known that she wanted to pursue this career path—and follow it she has, in spectacular fashion, designing award-winning resorts around the world, dream homes, and unrivaled golf clubhouses. Her secret is to tailor her projects to the unique demographic she's speaking to, whether the millennial golfer or the baby-boomer homeowner. At the end of the day, she blurs the line between home and resort, as well as indoors and out. And to her, what matters most, are the relationships she forms along the way, with her family, her clients, and her extended connections throughout the world from Hilton Head to Tanzania, where she runs an orphanage with her husband, Dr. Rick Vanderslice. Beyond her project-based work, Joni has also forged a distinctive path as a product designer, creating lines for New Ravenna, Paragon, Kravet, Stanford Furniture, and Abner Henry, among others.
You wake up in the morning—what's the driving passion?
The opportunity to create an experience that someone will never forget or that they will cherish. For example, it's an honor to help form a golf club that then becomes the social hub of its members' lives.
I worked on a project—Castello di Casole—in Tuscany for over 10 years, therefore my children grew up travelling to Italy and experiencing Europe. When I ventured back to Tuscany for meetings to start a new project there, my college–age daughters asked to return as well, specifically to revisit some of the same hotels and places that they had experienced as children; these places were and are so filled with memories at each. For me, to create such a space for others is truly a fantastic gift.
What influenced you to get into design?
I grew up in High Point, North Carolina. The design and the furniture industry was all around me, and were a natural source of daily inspiration. I decided that I wanted to be an interior designer in 4th grade and never looked back.
What makes working in the golf market so interesting for you?
I came to Hilton Head looking for a summer job and ended up working for Mary and Charles Fraser. Charles was the creator and developer of Sea Pines. Over the course of my time with Sea Pines, I met many people who have developed and designed some of the best resorts and golf clubs in the world. Charles would ask me to sit in on meetings, during which he would explain all aspects of what they were doing and how the guests would experience these spaces.
Hilton Head is obviously known for golf. I've had the privilege of watching how golf can bring people together, help them to experience the environment, and do so much for the psyche. When you add the clubhouse aspect and the gathering, fitness, socialization, and family events, such as weddings, that occur in these spaces, the result is a very unique opportunity to enhance people's lives.
You've been most active in the Southeast USA — with particular emphasis in the Hilton Head Island SC area. What elevates that area of America for you since you also live there with your family?
Hilton Head was the first development to prioritize the environment. As a result, we have not only our beaches, marshes, and water, but an abundance of trees and bicycle trails. To come home from work and walk out on our dock or walk on the beach provides perspective and a level of relaxation that is difficult to find otherwise. Paddleboard, cycling, along with golf and tennis are all a step away. The diversity of the people who live here and their varied backgrounds and experiences make this island truly unique. Did you know that for the third year in a row Hilton Head Island was voted the best island in the continental U.S. by Travel + Leisure readers in the World's Best Awards?
Let me say that while we are in SC, our current projects include Monterey Peninsula Country Club and Mayacama, both in California. At any given time we are working in 12 to 16 states, and our international projects have taken us to Canada, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, and the Caribbean.
What differences are there between what Baby Boomers seek and what Millennials favor?
There is definitely a push among the current generation for more casual dining and gathering experiences. Families today want to include their children. They value technology that evaluates their game and their overall experience. Fitness programs, fitness space, and pools that are designed for family experiences are all important to this demographic.
Customer service is often touted by both companies and individuals. Define the term and how you go about creating an environment where customer service is truly productive on all levels?
We are truly in a service business. Our designs can be amazing, but if we do not produce the results and quickly mitigate problems that arise during the construction or installation phases, our clients remember these details above the design. Relentless communication is key among all parties that are involved with the process. We take the trust that our clients give us to work with them very seriously.
If you could change one thing in golf unilaterally—what would it be and why?
I would create more opportunities for short games after work for mothers who work and have children, as well as more programs for retired golfers to work with children who have an interest and do not have the wherewithal to learn to play golf. (Hilton Head's First Tee program—an international youth development organization that introduces golf to young people—has been amazing!)
You've been the spearhead behind the Valentine project—a mission to provide a safe, family-like home for orphans in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. What prompted your efforts to do this?
My husband first went to Tanzania on a medical mission trip 12 years ago. The relationships that were created from his trips included the Archbishop of Tanzania, who had a vision to serve orphans. The UN statistics state that there are over three million orphans in Tanzania. On my first trip, the diocese of Dar es Salaam offered the land and their support if we could raise the funds to build a children's home for orphans. From there the Valentine Project was born.
We have 23 children from ages 4 through 12 who will grow up in our home, living with loving mamas and a community around them that offers encouragement and support.
If you were teaching aspiring students about the design field—what important lessons would you share with them?
You never learn it all. I still learn every day. Collaborate. Ask questions. Be a lifetime learner.
Best advice you ever received'what was it and who from?
Mil Batten, the former Chairman of the NY Stock Exchange and a client, always advised "Play the hand your were dealt. Don't look at or be envious of someone else's hand."


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"Wisdom gives a good, long life, riches, honor, pleasure, peace" (Proverbs 3:16,17).
High up in the Andes Mountains stands a bronze statue of Christ – the base of granite, the figure fashioned from old cannons – marking the boundary between Argentina and Chile.
"Sooner shall these mountains crumble into dust," reads the Spanish engraving, "than Argentines and Chileans break the peace sworn at the feet of Christ the Redeemer."
Peoples of these two countries had been quarreling about their boundaries for many years, and suffering from the resultant mistrust.
In 1900, with the conflict at its highest, citizens begged King Edward VII of Great Britain to mediate the dispute. On May 28, 1903, the two governments signed a treaty ending the conflict.
During the celebration that followed, Senora de Costa, a noble lady of Argentina who had done much to bring about the peace, conceived the idea of a monument. She had the statue of Christ shaped from the cannons that had been used to strike terror into Chilean hearts.
At the dedication ceremony, the statue was presented to the world as a sign of the victory of good will. "Protect, Oh Lord, our native land," prayed Senora de Costa. "Ever give us faith and hope. May fruitful peace be our first patrimony and good example its greatest glory."
The monument stands today as a reminder that only Christ – the Prince of Peace – can bring real peace to the world. And that refers as much to individual peace as it does to national and international peace.
Bible Reading: Proverbs 3:18-23
TODAY'S ACTION POINT: Like Solomon of old, I shall seek the wisdom that brings a good, long life, riches, honor, pleasure and the lasting peace that comes from God's indwelling Holy Spirit.


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Bunbury man arrested, charged over erratic driving incident
South West Traffic Police have arrested a Bunbury man following an investigation into an erratic driving incident on Friday, October 11.
It is alleged the 57-year-old man was driving a Hyundai Accent sedan in an erratic manner along Forrest Highway, travelling south towards Bunbury about midday on October 11.
It is further alleged the male driver was swerving in and out of traffic, hitting road signs and colliding with other vehicles.
South West Traffic officer in charge Craig Clarke confirmed the man was spoken to on the day and his vehicle had been impounded for reckless driving.
The 57-year-old Bunbury man is expected to appear in the Bunbury Magistrates Court on two counts of Reckless Driving and one count of Reckless Driving with a Speed of 155 km/h or more.


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Greencharge is a fast-growing Korean-Dutch start up in providing advanced and globally leading EV charging station hardware and software solutions.
Officially starting the development in the end of 2016 and launched at the IEV Expo at Jeju Island at May 2018.
"To inspire and develop the greener society by providing the next generation EV charging infrastructure to make it as easy as possible to drive an Electric Vehicle"
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Greencharge strives to become a standard in the Korean market as all round advanced EV Charging Station supplier, charging software management and payment solutions provider. In turn, by the end of 2022 we aim to have a Korean society where it is as easy and carefree and especially more cost efficient to drive an electric vehicle.


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2G case | Court reserves order on Behura's bail plea1 min read . Updated: 27 May 2011, 12:58 PM IST
2G case | Court reserves order on Behura's bail plea
New Delhi: A Delhi court on Friday reserved its order on the bail plea of former telecom secretary Siddhartha Behura, an accused in the 2G spectrum case.
"Put up for order on 3 June," special CBI Judge O. P. Saini said after the arguments on Behura's bail plea were concluded.
During the arguments, the CBI said that Behura should not have followed the orders of the then telecom minister A. Raja, who is the key accused in the case, if they were not in accordance with the law.
"He (Behura) was not obliged to follow the orders of the minister (Raja), if they were not in accordance with the law," CBI prosecutor A. K. Singh said.
Senior advocate Aman Lekhi, appearing for Behura, countered the CBI's submissions saying his client was only performing his duties, being the secretary of the Department of Telecommunication (DoT).
The agency had earlier said Behura did not put any check and balance on Raja's "misdeeds" during grant of licences despite having highest executive powers in the DoT.
The CBI had also opposed Behura's plea that the Prime Minister was informed by Raja through letters about the process of grant of licences, saying mere informing him did not mean that he got the consent on the issue.
The agency had pointed out that Behura had played an active role in giving licences to Swan Telecom, promoted by Shahid Usman Balwa, despite its ineligibility.
Behura is lodged in Tihar Jail along with 12 other accused persons including Raja, DMK MP Kanimozhi and Shahid Usman Balwa.
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Saturday, March 24, 2012
This has been a big project for me and I learned alot: plumbing, electrical, tiling, install windows, everything. I still have quite a bit to do until I finish the whole master bedroom, but hopefully I will be able to piece it together in between my hiking trips.
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I had the great oppurtunity to spend my last two trips with Sparkie, a dynamite little gal from Hawaii. We hiked all the way down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon with a couple of buddies from Tennesee. It was great. The biggest snow storm of the year and we were staying inside at the Phantom Ranch backpacker dorms. Here is a view from the tunnel to the Black Bridge.
This shot looks out and across the Bright Angel Trans-canyon fault. A freak March storm dropped over a foot on the rim.
After our Phantom Ranch trip, Sparkie and I said farewell to our Southern friends. We then met up with a couple of spring breakin' teachers for a few days of fun in the sun -Havasu Falls style. The wildflowers are just now starting to pop out. Here is a Cardinal Monkeyflower standing proud in the middle of Havasu Creek.
A great big THANK YOU to Sparkie and everyone else who made these trips so special. I hope to see you all for more hiking fun, in the future.
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Friday, March 16, 2012
No. Eagan hasn't been watching the John Travolta classics. This adorable pic is of him trying on his suit for his cousin's wedding.
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First trip back into Havasu Falls was AWESOME. The family I took down there was so fun to hang out with. Mom, dad, and two boys -ages 10 and 12. We got to explore down around Mooney Falls and swim around in the water there. The boys got really fired up to check out the old mines in the area.
WI had heard that the tribe had raised the permit fees by a considerable amount. So, I was really interested to see what changes had been made in the campground and to find out what our camp was looking like this year.
Well, Dave, Scott, and the rest of the guys did an incredible job of setting up our campsite. It is BY FAR the nicest spost down in the campground. And to give the tribe credit, they have been working super hard on cleaning up the area, putting up new signs, and MOST IMPORTANT of all, they have really been keeping the bathrooms clean!
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Well, Spring Break is definately here. I have been doin a bunch of great day hike with some super fun families. The trails are still a bit icy, but nothing to worry about. The weather has been unbelievably beautiful. I captured this iconic image of the mule wrangler adjusting his sandle during nice picnic lunch at Cedar Ridge, on the South Kaibab Trail. I hope you enjoy the view.
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Friday, March 9, 2012
AHA's newest CPR instructor
Always trying to improve myself, I have just completed the American Heart Association's course to teach CPR for healthcare providers. My first class was yesterday and was I nervous. They always place the most experienced students in first-time instructors class. The first couple of minutes were pretty blurry, but then I got into the flow of it. Everything came together pretty well and I learned alot. The students were really great and the instructor-monitor was very encouraging. Thanks to the staff at Flagstaff Medical Center for all your support. I really look forward to working with you all in the future.
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First one, tap crouch when swapping weapons. The animation will be skipped and you can fire faster.
Second, weapon swap to skip the peacekeeper's animation after firing. To further explain, tap 2 to swap to your second gun, then 1 to go back to the peacekeeper after shooting.
I'll probably never use these... but maybe someone will. An AHK script could be setup as long as EAC doesn't detect it.
source: Tapping Crouch as you swap weapons drastically increases the speed at which you are able to fire again : apexlegends


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De-clutter Your Yard and Garage By Recycling Scrap MetalsBlog | October 13th, 2017
Do you have a yard that is cluttered with odds-and-ends? Well, if you do and you want some help cleaning it up, there could be some money it for you. Many people don't realise that old and unwanted things such as appliances, non-running vehicles, electronics, pots and pans, pipes, old car parts, and metal decorations have value, and that they can get paid cash by recycling them.
The most common items that clutter yards are old appliances and cars that don't run anymore. As years pass, these can become an eye sore that people have accepted to live with because of the imagined cost it would be to haul them off. But what if you didn't have to remove these yourself? How wonderful it would be if someone came and hauled away your old vehicles and scrap metals, and then pay you for them!
Well, it's true, here at Melbourne Metal Recycling, we will come and haul away your old car, no matter what condition it is in, and then we will pay you for it. We buy all makes and models of cars.
There are environmental benefits of recycling old cars, as these often leak oil that will seep into the ground, not to mention that many toxic parts of vehicles can eventually end-up rotting in landfills. Recycling an old car for cash is the best way to make sure that vehicle elements such as lead batteries, copper radiators, aluminium metals, electric motors, and non-ferrous and ferrous metal parts stay out of landfills.
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Besides taking advantage of our free car removal service in Melbourne, you can also de-clutter your yard and garage by recycling any scrap metals that are taking up space. Melbourne Metal Recycling buys all kinds of non-ferrous and ferrous metals, such as the following:
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Yesterday, Luis Ayala was acquired by Mets. You know that thing about the girl you don't know is better than the one you're with? The grass is greener thing. Yeah, the Mets just got themselves a new girl. Why? Wagner's old and he just had a setback (of course) so he's not coming back as […]Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Much like Ron Howard's movies, Ryan Howard's swings are hit or miss. Lately, he's been more A Beautiful Mind than The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. If he can just get the average up, he'll reach the pinnacle of Night Shift. However, the chances of that are the same as Chase Utley marrying a mermaid. But […]Please, blog, may I have some more?
Major league closers are probably in the highest stress position on their team. So I guess it's only appropriate that they cause us the most agita. I've already explained that I won't draft any closers in the first tier. Rudy Gamble broke down why he does grab a closer in the first tier. Anyway, what […]Please, blog, may I have some more?
Matthew Berry at ESPN is on a 'fantasy jihad' to make sure you don't pay for saves come draft day. No word on whether resisting this temptation will be paid off with 72 virgins. While this is auction draft advice, I'm going to assume that Mr. Berry would recommend that snake drafters also eschew J.J. […]Please, blog, may I have some more?
The Hot Stove heats up as the Cubs make room in their overcrowded outfield. Jacques Jones, reluctant underachiever of Fantasyland, was traded yesterday and, frankly, it's two years too late. What this means for the teams involved: Cubs: Barring a trade for an outfielder, there might finally be room in the outfield for Matt Murton. […]Please, blog, may I have some more?


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You made all the delicate, inner parts of my body and knit them together in my mother's womb. Thank you for making me so wonderfully complex! It is amazing to think about. Your workmanship is marvelous—and how well I know it. [Psalm 139:13-14 (TLB)]
We women tend to consider the mirror a critic, and a ruthless one at that. I don't know about men but I suspect you fellows may not be all that different. When we look in a mirror, the message we perceive is often disparaging and fault-finding: tired looking, "bed head," too fat, too old, or too saggy. Then the mirror starts in our apparel telling us things are too tight, too loose, out of style, too young, too old, too wrinkled, or just plain ugly! Most of us don't hear our mirrors affirming that we are marvelously made.
In a women's magazine, I once read the suggestion that we stop whenever we pass a mirror, give ourselves a good hard look, and then think of something nice to say about our reflection. Admittedly, some days that's a bit of a struggle; nonetheless, I think it is a good idea. If we can't accept ourselves, with all of our flaws and imperfections, how can we accept the flaws and imperfections of others? If we can't love ourselves with our faults and blemishes, how can we love our neighbors? Yet we are told to love our neighbors as we love ourselves! Loving and accepting our neighbors has to begin with loving and accepting ourselves.
On the television show "Saturday Night Live," Billy Crystal used to play a character who would say, "You look marvelous, darling! Absolutely marvelous!" That's what we need to hear our mirrors say to us! Of course, no matter what I tell the mirror, I will still have the grey hair, wrinkles, and age spots that come with my age and the hopelessly straight hair, freckles, and short legs that are a result of my genetic make-up. But, I will know that I am a splendid creation. I will be reminded that God created me in His own image. God doesn't make trash! I am a miracle. God loves me, His creation, just as I am, flaws and all. I am, indeed, most marvelously made and most fully loved by my creator.
When you look in the mirror, what do you see? When God looks at you, what does he see?
I realize I have only so much say in what I look like on the outside. The age thing is the fate of all humanity. But I do have a say on the inner me. I can choose to grow bitter or better. I choose better. I choose life. [From "Hot Flashes and Cold Cream" by Diann Hunt]
"You look marvelous!" [The way we greet one another Sunday mornings at my Florida church]