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Beerhaus Brings Oktoberfest to Las Vegas Strip September 30 – October 2
Las Vegas Beer Garden Hosts Iconic Festival with an Exclusive Local Brew, Authentic Cuisine and Classic Games
Las Vegas will welcome the timeless Bavarian fall tradition as Beerhaus, The Strip's newest modern beer garden, transforms into Oktoberfest at The Park September 30 – October 2. Situated within MGM Resorts' new outdoor entertainment district steps away from T-Mobile Arena, travelers and locals will revel in dancing, eating and partying in a manner solely suited for the world's greatest beer festival.
"We are going to have a fun-filled Oktoberfest complete with an assortment of craft beers, festive games and lively entertainment," said Beerhaus General Manager Tony Fisher. "Our unique space within the beautiful landscape of The Park allows us to throw an authentic outdoor Oktoberfest celebration and we can't wait to debut all of the great activations we have in store for our guests."
Beginning at 4 p.m. each day, Oktoberfest at The Park will kick off the nightly festivities with a celebrity keg tapping, followed by live music from local band The Dummkopfs. Guests can select commemorative half- or full-liter steins as their vessel of sudsy exploration of renowned craft beers from around the world – including a limited-edition Oktoberfest brew. Prices for each stein, which may be purchased at Beerhaus, are:
- One liter: $15 empty/$25 filled; refills are $14.
- Half-liter: $10 empty/$15 filled; refills are $7.
With more details to come in the weeks leading up to Oktoberfest at The Park, some of the fun activities revelers will enjoy include:
- Zwei. Drei! – Games and contests throughout the evening including sledgehammer strongman competitions, stein-holding marathons and much more.
- Guten Appetite – Homemade bratwursts, German potato salad and fried apple with caramel dip are among the Oktoberfest treats that will be served during the festival.
- Noch ein Bier, bitte – Those looking to keep the good times rolling as the evening shifts into the late Las Vegas hours can head inside Beerhaus for an after-party filled with cheers, beers and live music.
The beer will be plentiful, the lederhosen will be stylish and the drinking chants will be spirited.
Ein Prosit to Beer! Ein Prosit to Las Vegas! Ein Prosit to Oktoberfest at The Park!
About The Park
An eclectic blend of restaurants, bars and entertainment tucked into rich desert landscaping, The Park will become a central gathering place on The Strip's west side connecting New York-New York and Monte Carlo resorts as well as the new 20,000-seat world-class T-Mobile Arena. Located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, the new outdoor destination will be a place to relax, discover and explore. For more information, visit www.theparkvegas.com.


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- Reopening of Leisure Facilities - Portaferry Sports Centre to open 1 October
- Soft Play reopening at - Ards 19 September, Comber 1 October
- New Memberships - we are now accepting new memberships, click here to book an appointment to sign up.
What our customers say...
Check out some of the feedback we have received on our service delivery and facilities across all our centres.
From Portaferry to Tokyo - Ciara Mageean
We recently caught up with a true superstar from Poraferry, Ciara Mageean, who has been telling us about her preparations and training plans now she has qualified for what will be her second Olympic Games next year.
Ciara, who is from Portaferry but now lives in Manchester, has been talking about how the gym facilities, team and our members in Portaferry Sports Centre have helped her continue her training every time she is back on home soil without interruption.
Ciara commented, "Before the facility was here, it was difficult to replicate my training when I returned home to Portaferry. Having lived previously in Dublin and now Manchester, I have fully equipped gyms available in order to train for my major championships, but unfortunately when I returned home to visit my family, my training was interrupted as we lacked such facilities on the peninsula.
Now, I can train as well as I can anywhere else in the world. It is fantastic to be able to walk 5 minutes from my parent's door and be at the gym. When I return home to Portaferry, the level of training I have when based with my team in Manchester can continue without any interruptions, as I do not have to change my programme due to the vast variety of equipment available. The staff are always helpful and friendly, and I enjoy the atmosphere among the members."
Ciara has said that, being a runner, her training is based a lot around cardio training, and there's times she maybe doesn't make the most of the numerous classes the centre has to offer. She did however add, "I do enjoy popping in and trying a few out when I am on my break for the season. I've been put through my paces in the Group Cycle and Body Pump classes and have to take my hat off, they are tough!"
Having joined Portaferry Sports Centre from the day the facility first opened, Ciara has stuck with her membership so she can continue to avail of all the facilities every time she returns home to see her family - and it doesn't stop there. Ciara told us, "Both my parents are also members of the gym and I have seen them challenge themselves to get physically fitter and stronger. This is quite probably my favourite thing about the gym - that it has given people an opportunity to challenge themselves in new ways.
I am a qualified physiotherapist as well as an international athlete and I could spend all day reaming off the health benefits of being active and exercising. All you have to do is google it! Exercise is the drug that helps all ales - so get up, get out and get active! Joining a facility like Portaferry Sports Centre gives you the chance to try new things and find something that works for you."
She added that she just loves "seeing the enjoyment on the faces of the other members" and that the centre is "not only a place to improve your physical fitness, but when you meet other members of the community and share a smile or a bit of craic it helps your mental health as well."
Ciara has said that she will most definitely be continuing to use the wonderful facilities at Portaferry Sports Centre going forward. She concluded by saying, "I qualified for the Olympic Games next year, so my plans are to prepare for this! Who would have thought a wee girl from Portaferry would be heading to her second Olympic Games!"
We wish Ciara all the very best for the Olympics in Tokyo next year. What an experience It will be! We will be following you every single step of the way.
Good luck!
Dreaming of Paralympic Gold - Check out the Allen family!
The Allen family have been members with us for around 15 years. Husband and wife Charlie and Lindsey, along with their children Shauna and Charlie Jnr are most definitely regulars within the complex. Initially joining at our site at William Street, they are now happily enjoying the facilities and complex at Ards Blair Mayne.
The family told us that they "initially joined for swimming, which has progressed into full membership" with all of them now "using the gym and classes to help keep fit and healthy."
Throughout their membership, the whole family commented that "joining the gym has changed our lives so much. We have met great friends which led us to joining a local running club and competing in 5 marathons between us." Shauna loves the Yoga and Strike classes and stated it has "hugely helped her confidence and fitness."
Most impressively, Charlie and Lindsey's son Charlie Jnr, who is a wheelchair user, uses our Gym and Spa on a regular basis. His father has praised our team for him becoming an absolute powerhouse within the gym. He told us, "the staff have been brilliant accommodating him and always find ways to help him use all the machines and include him in everything."
Charlie also told us how they believe joining the gym has helped changed their lives and had some motivating words to anyone wishing to improve their fitness and wellbeing. He said, "You should join the gym! It's not only good for your health, but you will make lifelong friends, boost your confidence and it can help keep your children on the straight and narrow."
The family plan to "keep training with us to stay fit and healthy" and also informed us that "Charlie Jnr plans to keep training to achieve his goal of competing in the Paralympics wheelchair racing", which they believe with the help of our team within the complex is "very much achievable".

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People's passions are as varied as the wildflowers that coat a fragrant hillside. They're vibrant, they're colorful and ofttimes more than one passion is plucked for life's journey. People who are passionate about pot are passionate for a number of reasons, ranging from it feels good to its healing properties and social impact.
Activists and advocates who love weed from seed to consumption can rattle off state laws, pontificate on the many wonders of the plant, give lectures on the virtues of hemp and likely smoke one under the table, but that passion, that love, doesn't always equate to business acumen in the cannabis arena.
There's no question that cannabis has become big business, and though its roots are grounded in compassion and societal well-being, the fresh leaves that are getting the most monetary sunshine aren't necessarily native to the plant; people have literally spliced themselves onto the marketplace because of rapid growth and high yields.
Not to say that newcomers aren't joining for the right reasons. There are plenty of venture capitalists, investors, and CEOs who have seen the proverbial light and recognize that they have an opportunity to not only make beaucoup bucks but to help people in need. Philanthropy is practically built in when it comes to the business of cannabis.
What having this new wave of ganjapreneurs will ultimately mean for the marijuana movement isn't clear quite yet, but a few things are for certain. Being able to smell test Maui Wowie versus Lemon Haze no longer a resume makes in this burgeoning industry and the business of cannabis has gotten a lot more serious.
While it's an uncomfortable shift for many who never felt it right to monetize on a plant or especially on the very ill, with bigger businesses comes more regulation, and that can be a good thing, depending on the intentions of the people doing the regulating.
Tracking weed from seed form to its final sale and testing pot for mold or pesticides are well intended, patient friendly practices. In another way, the taxes that come with to pay for it all are a hardship for many who need marijuana's relief the most, such as seniors and veterans.
Striking a balance will take the efforts of those whose true love is making numbers crunch, those whose love to make businesses grow, grow, grow, and, importantly, those who love cannabis through and through. We can all learn from each other to create a non-exclusionary market if we can accept each other as the uniquely passionate beings that we are.
TheFreshToast.com, a US lifestyle site, that contributes lifestyle content and, with their partnership with 600,000 physicians via Skipta, medical marijuana information to The GrowthOp.


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Bold claims are made in top "X" lists, and this one is no different. I often hesitate to rank places, as I lose sleep for weeks on end, and it results in me returning to an establishment that I didn't rank well, thinking the whole time that "they know"; it's honestly beyond traumatising.
However, I felt I would be doing you a disservice with my cowardice, so as a compromise I have put together a list of my favourites rather than saying "this is the best one ever" – a claim I'm not comfortable making, nor one I think anyone should be too quick to make.
The burger, whilst a menu staple throughout the city, has a sheer number of variations and incarnations defying comprehension. Whilst essentially being a shaped mince and onion patty grilled and placed between two slices of bread, the honest burger has taken on a new life here in Manchester, and it means business.
Almost Famous
100-102 High Street
It may be a 2000 cult movie sensation staring Kate Hudson, but Almost Famous is also the name of one of the best-known chains in the city. With two venues to choose from, they serve an exceptional selection of burgers – a staggering twelve different options to choose from, each, I might add, with a rather humorous name. This is my go-to for an American burger joint experience. My personal recommendation is the quaintly named "FILTHIEST SHOW IN TOWN", and boasts cheese, chorizo, pepperoni, fried mozzarella, shoestring onion, parmesan, "Mumma's Red Sauce" and French's mustard. This behemoth of a dish will not only fill you up for about a month – it won't empty your wallet either.
39-41 Edge St. Northern Quarter
Established in 2004 in the trendy Northern Quarter, Common broke onto the scene with one hell of a bang. Winning multiple awards including The Sunday Times North West's Best Brunch Spot, and named one of the Top 25 Places to Eat in the UK by The Times, Common is anything but ordinary. With fifteen beer lines and killer live events, this place has it all. The burger of choice has to be the Korean Fried Chicken Burger, a signature "KFC" breast served with kimchi and gochujang – a spicy red chilli paste – all served in a brioche bun. It's simple, but it'll knock your socks off and make your taste buds explode with an amazing variety of subtle flavours, perfectly balanced and beautifully served. This edgy-yet-discreet venue is a hot favourite for city locals. You won't be disappointed.
The Avenue North, Spinningfields
Not your traditional burger joint, Neighbourhood, found in the fashionable Spinningfields area of the city, has been at the heart of Manchester's food revolution since its conception in 2012. This mock-modern-styled diner and late night venue has cultivated quite the reputation, and secured its place firmly within Manchester's dining scene. The burgers are here to prove the rule that size isn't everything – their infamous "Lil' Burgers" are an absolute treat. Served slider-style, these three appetising delights may not be big but they sure pack a punch. The Wagyu burger is to die, if not kill for, cooked and seasoned to perfection. Next up, the "Mac Sauce" is everything you could want, and the final mature cheddar treat is everything you'd hope for. I highly recommend this place, I take all my friends here, never a bad meal, never had bad service, one of the best.
Turner St, Northern Quarter
Regularly rated one of the top hundred restaurants in Manchester. Located just below the Ancoats in Manchester's Little Italy, it's the home of some very naughty burgers. An exceptional Inka Grill, allows them to cook delicious burgers with that perfect chargrilled flavour. It's the home of "The Big Manc", a Golden Arches-esque classic on steroids! They have a multitude of creations that go above and beyond anything you could imagine.
Home Sweet Home
49-41 Edge Street
I am a classicist in many respects: I take my whiskey neat; my cigars Cuban; my burgers in the purist form. A well-cooked bit of beef, between a sturdy bun, with lettuce, tomato, cheese, and a dill pickle. Home Sweet Home is, for that, my burger Mecca. Served with the freshest onion, this special burger is actually an appropriate size so you can get your chops around it. The simple "Burger" here at Home Sweet Home is just perfection. I've always been a huge supporter of doing the basic, classic things well, and this joint does just that. Usually my breakfast venue of choice, they do five varieties of Eggs Benedict, and killer milkshakes, but their dining options too deserve so much more attention than the place gets… just don't sit at my regular table.
As the infamous Gigi Hadid once quipped, "eat clean to stay fit, eat a burger to stay sane". Manchester can certainly help you here – and this is just a snapshot of what is on offer in this magnificent city. Happy hunting!
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How many fingerprints can be saved in the lock?
The fingerprint/pin code capacity of our locks in most cases exceeds 100. While you'll never want to have thousands of people entering your home, it's comforting to know that you can store all or your family's fingerprints in our systems. You can, and should, store the print from each finger of each family member, because a simple band-aid can hinder a scan and access – and you never know when an accident will happen.


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By Lily Asis
Own an Android or an iPhone and want to get the most out of it? Your smart device is only as 'smart' as the apps inside it. Explore what your smartphone can do, and get the most out of it all, with the right apps. You can do a whole lot more than just playing games at Pennsylvania lottery, if you have got the right apps with you.
Hundreds of apps are released each and every week and it gets difficult to keep track of the good ones. Today we will recommend some of the newest apps that you can try out.
YouTube Music
YouTube has come up with its version of music streaming platform. The app provides the trademark YouTube experience and provides a vast library of songs. It also curates personal playlists based on YouTube views and other aspects.
You can get the app and subscribe to the service for $9.99 each month.
We have had enough apps that track the fitness and workout activities of humans. Now we have Rundogo which keeps track of the exercise your dog has. You can also track your own figures while going for evening walks along with your pet.
The app also lets you track vast range of dog exercises like mushing, canicross and sled dog activities. The developers have also thrown in some social features and weather updates. You can download the free version or go for the paid subscription at $9.99 per month.
Navigation Gestures
Not all phones have the same navigation and gestures make things a bit more convenient. The app from XDA Developers adds universal gesture movements on your smartphone. You will find a neat space at the bottom of the screen where you can swipe and tap for different functions.
You can download the free version and take advantage of the basic features. There's a paid version for $0.99 which gives you additional gestures for quick settings, notification shade, media controls, power menu and more.
Google Podcasts
Though the app is in its initial stages, it is a great alternative to Apple podcasts. The app lets you create podcasts with the usual features such as syncing, skipping controls and contains additional recommendations and discoveries. You can also find the Google Assistant embedded in the app.
There are few issues with the app and they may be resolved soon. The app is available for free.
Driving Detective
Many accidents are caused by people getting distracted by their mobiles while driving. Driving Detective automatically mutes all calls and notifications when you are traveling in a car helping you concentrate on the road ahead.
The mute feature is automatically disengaged once you get out of the car and start walking. There are a few occasional bugs in the app but it's completely free to use- so there shouldn't be any complaints!
Which of these apps don't you have on your smart device yet? Don't miss out on what your phone can do – install them today.


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The Kings Head Napton
The Kings Head is located at the foot of the hill, in the picturesque village of Napton on the Hill. You will be warmly welcomed by our passionate team.
The bar and restaurant are great for chatting, drinking and dining (see our menus here). The decking and garden are perfect for dining alfresco or chilling with a drink. We are a dog friendly pub and welcome dogs in the bar and garden areas.
We offer a unique drinking and eating experience. Be it a three course family celebration or a cheeky midweek cocktail, The Kings Head has it all, with a range of menus produced from locally sourced suppliers.


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Former Australian police officer Glen Hulley runs Project Karma, an organization designed to save children in South East Asia from sexual predators. Glen says a crackdown is needed on some illegitimate orphanages which are set up under the guise of helping local children but, in reality, are allowing more sinister activity to occur in the form of pedophilia and sexual abuse by staff members.
Perth Now reported that there is a sad, dark truth about some Bali orphanages, and a clampdown is urgently needed.
Currently in Bali, Mr. Hulley is developing a pilot project to combat child sexual abuse on the island. His team includes investigators who track down evidence and pedophiles, then hand the information over to police to make the appropriate arrests.
Glen Hulley said that his organization is currently running five investigations of child sexual abuse in Bali, and he expects raids and arrests within the next few months. Two of these investigations include staff at orphanages who are believed to be sexually abusing children in their care.
Obviously, Mr Hulley can't divulge too much information at this point in his investigation, but he did say that they involve both foreigners and locals, mainly in remote regions of Bali.
Last year, Project Karma was instrumental in the arrest and prosecution of 70-year-old Australian man, Robert Ellis, for sexually abusing 11 girls aged under 18 years. Even though Ellis protested that he had paid the girls well for what he did to them, Ellis was sentenced to 15 years in jail for his crimes.
Aussie pedophile Robert Ellis will live in his own filth in notorious Bali jail https://t.co/kPnghgrQN2 @glenhulley @ProjectKarmaAU pic.twitter.com/s0wLRkOoqW— Mark Saunokonoko (@saunokonoko) November 15, 2016
Unfortunately, there are many remote and poorer villages in Bali which are far away from the tourist strip, and these areas are particularly prone to child sexual abuse. The abuse is often condoned by their parents because the money offered to children by pedophiles is a small fortune by their living standards.
It is for this reason that Mr. Hulley's group wants to educate local village leaders and village security about the dangers of abuse and how to identify those responsible and bring them to justice.
It is hoped that Project Karma's pilot sexual abuse presence in Bali will reach 120,000 people within the next six months. This week Glen will be conducting a series of community awareness seminars in Bali, talking to civil police, village leaders, local security, business owners, and university students, with the aim of training them as community investigators.
Working in conjunction with the police, these investigators would set up community awareness groups to deliver seminars in villages and schools.
Ni Luh Gede Yastini is the Legal and Policy Division Head of the Bali Child Protection Commission. She says local police should better supervise foreigners living in Bali, and she called on the local community to play a more active role.
"The community should be more active and watchful. Whenever foreigners go out with children, they should be monitored. People should be more vigilant. Pedophiles are different to other common sexual abuse cases. They groom and approach the family of the victim for a long time before doing their acts. Before they get the children they will approach the parents, give them gifts, appear kind so they can take the children."
Read this article to understand some underlying facts of child sex trafficking in Bali. #seetheunseenbali https://t.co/p1TBDf9b4K pic.twitter.com/yaOIjM7xsj— See The Unseen Bali (@see_unseenbali) December 1, 2016
Ms. Yastini also said that part of the problem is that many people do not fully understand the term pedophile and often think that touching the children is acceptable. Another huge problem in Bali is where many children become impregnated by their grandfather, especially in remote villages, where the child is too afraid to speak up.
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text: South Beach at Long Branch is a tranquil and serene luxury condominium community superbly located steps from the boardwalk on Ocean Ave. Two highly designed towers of 47 residences meets the highest standards for shoreline construction with an average finish grade approximately 25' above sea level. Exquisite details and rich features provide unrivaled elegance including floor to ceiling hurricane resistant glass, Miami inspired kitchen and baths, state of the art fixtures and appliances, and much more. Amenities include semi-private elevators opening directly into your unit, High-tech 24/7 gym, business center, virtual concierge, saltwater infinity-edge pool, grand great room for lounging and relaxing, private dining room, guest suites, and the list goes on and on. 10 year tax abatement.


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Here is a robotic system that can be used to clean the sides of boats and large objects in a cheaper fashoin. The Climb Rob 125 is a remote controlled robot with magnetic wheels to stick to metal surfaces. It can wash upside down and vertically, so it works on a variety of surfaces.
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The robot can clean a 15m high tank in 15 minutes so. Th angle and speed of the jet can be adjusted.
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WiDy SenS camera's exclusive pixel structure combines a linear and logarithmic response, leading to the best trade-off on the market between high sensitivity and high dynamic range (>120 dB). This product is efficient to deal with fast variations of illumination conditions.
This ability to adapt to specific environments is used in several applications, such as surveillance. You will find WiDy SenS cameras, for example, in gimbals and UAV to fly over different environments and deal with all the fast illumination changes.
Other applications will be microscopy, laser beam profiling, etc.
Key features:
- High quantum efficiency (>70%) from 900 to 1700 nm
- Frame rate up to 350 fps full frame
- VGA resolution (640x512)
- Available with USB 3.0 output
- TEC option
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Recently I went wandering around down by the piers and snapped some pics of the city. Enjoy!
Recently I went wandering around down by the piers and snapped some pics of the city. Enjoy!
San Francisco is full of random and cool stuff like the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps. It's not even located in a touristy area, like you would expect. Just randomly placed between to unasuming residential streets. Pretty cool, if you ask me.
On the way up, there are lots of pretty flowers.
And up on the top, if you turn around, this is the view that you get!
A few weekends ago we went strawberry picking at Swanton Berry Farm! Nothing screams summer is finally here like fresh, ripe strawberries, and though the day wasn't quite as blue and sunny as I had hoped it would be, the berry picking was perfect.
Also, how often do you find a store or company that works off the honor system? Basically, you come in to the little farm stand store with the berries you've picked, weigh them and walk over to the little cash drawer and deposit your cash. There's even a pile of money for you to make your own change. Seriously, that's just awesome. And it's not just strawberries for $2.50/lb (seriously, when was the last time you saw strawberries in the store for that cheap?) but they sell fresh coffee for $1, and shortcake and chocolates, and jam…sooooo much jam. And, it's all based off the simple idea that as a basic honest human being you'll pay for what you take. I loved it.
Now that we've reached that brief period of time here in San Francisco where the weather is both clear, and relatively warm, Tim and I have been spending much less time hitting the treadmill, and much more time hiking the hills. Sweeny Ridge to be exact. And actually, I'm kind of torn on this one, because the Oregonian in me has a hard time actually calling this hiking. I mean, it's paved, and I don't actually have to wear my hiking boots, and I probably won't see any deer along the way (though last time we did spot a wild bunny). So is it really hiking? Or, should we just start calling it what it really is…walking up and down a big hill. But on the other hand, this is likely as close to actual hiking as we will probably get for not traveling far outside of SF. Either way it's a pretty hike/walk, and is far more interesting than watching your reflection work out on the treadmill in front of those horrible floor to ceiling mirriors all gyms seem to be equipped with. But I digress…
I really like Sweeny Ridge. It's not exactly a long trip, just 1.7 miles up and back down, so we're only talking 3.5 miles or so. But I get a pretty good work out of it. Especially since there is about a quarter mile stretch up the hill at one point which totally kicks my ass. Pardon the languange here, but I call it Son of a Bitch Hill. I hate Son of a Bitch Hill, and I think this brief little stretch of seemingly neverending exertion qualifies the entire Sweeny Ridge hike as a legit workout. But I guess getting to look at all the pretty things along the way is what keeps me going back.
Science museums, zoos, aquariums…Tim and I love them all. A few weeks ago we made a day out of wandering through the California Academy of Science. I wanted to see the earthquake exhibit (and sit through the earthquake simulator), Tim wanted to see the planetarium show, and gaze longingly at colorful fish (he wants an aquarium). And, even though this interactive museum has far more to offer than sea life, reptiles and butterflies, you'd never know it based on the photos I took.


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JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong proudly presents its Luxury Wedding Showcase at the majestic JW Marriott Ballroom, where brides and grooms-to-be can experience the grand venue first-hand, and meet over 20 top wedding specialists in town for a variety of the stunning inspirations including decoration, evening dress and gown, tuxedo, bridal stationery, photography and many more.
Programme includes:
- Make-up & hairstyle presentation by Annie G. Chan Makeup Centre
- Spectacular bridal fashion show by Noel Chu Atelier, Trinity Bridal & MODE Tuxedo
- Engaging workshops on wedding calligraphy ideas, traditional Chinese wedding dresses and wedding etiquettes
- Fantastic lucky draw prizes valued nearly HK$90,000 including honeymoon trips to Tokyo and Bangkok
Winners will be announced during the event and prizes must be redeemed right after the emcee announces on the stage. Unclaimed prizes will be forfeited. Result announcement will be published within one week on The Standard and Wen Wei Po.
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Remember wide receiver Randal Grimes?
He was supposed to compete for playing time this season but has made about as much impact as Josh and Daniel Imatorbhebhe.
Grimes was relegated Tuesday to pretending to be Colorado wide receiver Laviska Shenault.
And he caught two long TD passes in the practice. It still won't get enough to get on the field.


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Registered Nurse
- Houston, TX
What you'll be doing
- Registered nurse (cardiac/telemetry) provides care to increasingly complex patients and coordinates the interdisciplinary team. Identifies and presents areas for improvement in patient care or unit operations and offers solutions by participating in unit projects and shared governance activities. S/he identifies leadership opportunities for professional growth of peers. Provides input into the unit resource utilization including unit capital and operational budget needs. S/he contributes to meeting departmental financial target on unit-based scorecard. Develops and updates plan of care in partnership with the patient and family using the nursing process, incorporating the patient priorities and abilities. Establishes mutual educational goals with patient and family, provides appropriate resources, incorporating planning for care after discharge. Follows the nursing process, modifies care based on continuous evaluation of the patient condition, demonstrates clinical problem-solving and critical thinking, and makes decisions using evidence-based analytical approach. Communicates in an active, positive, and effective manner to all health care team members and reports pertinent patient care and family data in a comprehensive and unbiased manner, lis10s and responds to the ideas of others. Manages usual patient assignment and other unit demands, completes patient care responsibilities in timely manner with accurate documentation, organizes multiple priorities and anticipates/plans for potential problems. S/he reports near misses as well as errors promptly and consis10tly to improve systems and processes and identify trends. Identifies areas for improvement based on understanding of evidence-based practice literature. Identifies own learning needs, consults with healthcare team experts and seeks continuing education opportunities to meet those needs. Maintains level of professional contributions as defined in clinical career path program guide. S/he demonstrates the components of the icare values statement. This position demonstrates service pride standards. Follows all safety rules while on the job. Reports accidents promptly and corrects minor hazards. The role performs other duties as assigned.
What your background should be
- The candidate with at least 18 months of experience required. Registered nurse with current texas license, bls and other certifications required. The incumbent must be able to perform skills and competencies as defined in orientation checklist and annual departmental competency checklist if applicable. S/he should have basic computer skills. Must be able to write and speak effectively in english competencies, skills, training as listed in policy nu-903, competence of nursing staff and hr 07 competency assessment.
Required Schooling / Training
- Graduation from an accredited school of nursing
Who is the client company
- Concern about hospital and healthcare services.
- If you are interested in this position, send your resume to email@example.com


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James Paget nurses to host open day in Oulton Broad for patients suffering from bowel problems
PUBLISHED: 07:00 28 October 2017
Nurses from the James Paget University Hospital are set to hold a Halloween-themed open day in Oulton Broad.
Between 1 and 5pm on Tuesday, October 31, colorectal and stoma nurses who are usually based at the Gorleston hospital will be at the Wherry Hotel to offer advice to patients with bowel problems.
The 'Spooktastic' Open Day will feature educational displays, stoma company stands and health and wellbeing demonstrations.
The group of nurses belong to the multidisciplinary team that provide clinical expertise, information and support to patients who are undergoing investigations and treatment for colon and rectal (bowel) cancer, as well as their families.
It is hoped that the day will provide more information to help patients and carers understand treatments and give them an opportunity to talk to the experts.
The event is open to anyone who has a bowel problem, cancer patients and those with stomas.
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Friday, 30 October 2009
Hallowe'en ~ October 31st
Hallowe'en is the eve of All Hallows, All Saints. October 31st in the old Celtic calendar was new years eve & the commemoration of the dead, when spirits were believed to walk abroad & the dead return to the earth. These traditions became so deeply rooted in local custom that the church was forced to compromise by establishing in 837 the Feast of all Saints on november 1st & the commemoration of All Souls on November 2nd.
In our family we find it is fun to celebrate Hallowe'en - but we personally focus on the harvest aspect of hallowe'en & stay far away from ghosts & witches & eerie things-that-go-bump in the night. Also as Christians, we know that superstition & fear give way to the joy of the resurrection & the reality of eternal life.
My thoughts on celebrating Halloween as a Christian are perfectly put into words by Joanna Bogle in her book A Book of Feasts and Seasons
A family commemoration of Hallowe'en can be a way of re-emphasising the Christian belief in life after death. Things should be kept on the level of family fun, avoiding witchy symbols & so-forth,with games & tasty food & a sense of drawing together in warmth on an autumnal evening.
Children should be taught to say a quick prayer if they are ever frightened of anything 'ghosty' at night or in a strange place & they should be reminded that they place their faith in God's loving care & protection.
Romans 5:1
Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Breakfast: Pumpkin Muffins & Apple Cider
Decorate our home with tiny pumpkins
Pumpkin Carving...& roasted seeds make a lovely mid-morning snack.
Make caramel & chocolate apples
` Simply melt caramels &/or chocolate in a double boiler. Swirl in the washed apples. Cool on waxed paper.
Trick or Treating...return home to ginger cookies & milk
The Pumpkin Blanket by Deborah Turney Zagwyn
Pumpkin Pumpkin by Jeanne Titherington
Other Halloween Ideas:
Display our carved pumpkins on our doorstep (maybe use as a planter for some autumn flowers??)
Party Notes, A Garden Party, A woodland Picnic, A Woodland themed party.
Play apple bobbing & chinese whispers.
Halloween Party Food:
Meringue Mushrooms, Berried Candy Bark,Cinnamon Swirl Pear Bread, Caramel Apple Cider, Warmed Pear Juice. Frozen Jack O' Lanterns
Pumpkin Muffins
8 oz pumpkin flesh 2 eggs ½ tsp ginger ½ tsp cloves 125ml milk 100ml golden syrup 2 tbsp margarine 6 oz white flour 1 tsp baking powder ½ tsp cinnamon
1. Preheat oven to gas mark 6. Steam the pumpkin flesh until tender then purée in a food processor. Allow to cool.
2. Mix together the eggs, milk, syrup and margarine, and mix with the pumpkin.
3. Combine flour, baking powder and spices and add these dry ingredients to the pumpkin mixture. Stir to mix, but don't overmix.
Pour into muffin pans and bake for 18 to 20 minutes.
Frozen Jack-O-Lanterns
Serves 12
12 Navel Oranges
12 Cinnamon Sticks
1/2 Gallon Dark Chocolate Ice Cream (Godiva makes a really dark chocolate ice cream which works well.)
Cut off tops of oranges and gently hollow out pulp (a serrated grapefruit knife works really well), leaving a thick shell. Hollow out pulp from the tops too. Cut Jack-O-Lantern faces into each orange. Pack chocolate ice cream into shells. Avoid letting the ice cream come out of the holes. Cut a hole into top of orange top. Set tops back on over the ice cream, and set cinnamon stick stem through the hole.
Big Soft Ginger Cookies
• 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour • 2 teaspoons ground ginger
• 1 teaspoon baking soda • 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
• 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon • 1 cup white sugar
• 1/4 teaspoon salt • 1 egg
• 3/4 cup margarine, softened • 1 tablespoon water
• 1/4 cup molasses • 2 tablespoons white sugar
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Sift together the flour, ginger, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves, and salt. Set aside.
2. In a large bowl, cream together the margarine and 1 cup sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the egg, then stir in the water and molasses. Gradually stir the sifted ingredients into the molasses mixture. Shape dough into walnut sized balls, and roll them in the remaining 2 tablespoons of sugar. Place the cookies 2 inches apart onto an ungreased cookie sheet, and flatten slightly.
3. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes in the preheated oven. Allow cookies to cool on baking sheet for 5 minutes before removing to a wire rack to cool completely. Store in an airtight container.
Traditional Oatmeal Parkin
8 oz (225 g) medium oatmeal
4 oz self raising flour
a pinch of salt
7 oz (200 g) dark syrup or golden syrup
1 oz (25 g) black treacle, plus 1 teaspoon
4 oz (110 g) margarine
4 oz soft brown sugar
2 level teaspoons ground ginger
1 large egg beaten
1 tablespoon milk
Real oatmeal parkin is unbeatable, but do make sure you leave it at least a week before eating – that way it will become much more moist and sticky than when it was first cooked. Originally it was kept in proper wooden parkin boxes, but nowadays a tin will do instead.
Pre-heat the oven to gas mark 1, 275°F (140°C).
You will also need an 8 inch (20 cm) square cake tin, lightly greased.
First weigh a saucepan on the scales, and weigh the syrup and treacle into it. Then add the margarine and the sugar to the saucepan and place it over a gentle heat until the margarine has melted down – don't go away and leave it unattended, because for this you don't want it to boil.
Meanwhile, measure the oatmeal, flour and ginger into a mixing bowl, add a pinch of salt, then gradually stir in the warmed syrup mixture till the mixture is all thoroughly blended. Next add the beaten egg, and lastly the milk. Now pour the mixture into the prepared tin and bake on the centre shelf of the oven for 1¾-2 hours. Then cool the parkin in the tin for 30 minutes before turning out. Don't worry too much if the parkin sinks slightly in the middle – it sometimes happens in Yorkshire too!
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3 signs in 30 m!
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Be thankful there are people out there to look after you. In case you didn't realise that there's a cliff where the land ends and the sea begins, now you will be reminded every few metres if you walk from Peveril Point to the top of the Downs. Just don't forget your welding goggles so the neon yellow doesn't dazzle you blind.


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|Fixed price PPL(G) at Devon - for a limited period
As part of the Gyrocopter Experience?s commitment to be at the forefront of gyro training in the UK we are continually trying to respond to our customers requests. One such enquiry has been; can we offer a fixed price PPL(G) course?
So, as a trial, The Gyrocopter Experience Devon is offering a fixed price PPL(G) course to one lucky person. You pay for 45 hours* and we will train you up to your General Flying Test.
Flying training is not cheap, but this way at least you know the costs won?t run away!
Eaglescott Airfield, the training base for The Gyrocopter Experience Devon, is ideal for flying training. We have 4 runways to cope with any wind direction. We generally have the airfield to ourselves so we can fly left or right hand circuits at whatever height the exercise requires, and we don?t have to do huge circuits to fit in with fixed wing traffic. No long taxying or waiting at the hold for multiple landing traffic.
All this means we can get the most out of every training hour, saving time and ultimately making your training more efficient.
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5 Payment Mechanisms Set to Go Mainstream in the Next 2 Years
In the last couple of years many new payment mechanisms have come into existence. Even though traditional payment services like credit cards and PayPal still dominate the market — both offline and online — newer payment mechanisms like Apple Pay and Android Pay are becoming increasingly popular.
With leading brands like Starbucks, Subway, Staples and others embracing these novel payment methods, it's only a matter of time before you can walk into the corner store, scan your fingerprint, and walk out with a loaf of bread. Here's a look at five payment mechanisms to watch out for:
1. Mobile wallets: In case you haven't used it yourself, you've likely not missed those logos of PayPal gracing the websites of nearly every e-commerce site. PayPal is one of the oldest and most successful digital wallets in existence today. Just as a digital wallet like PayPal holds money in an online account to be used for making payments across a variety of platforms, mobile wallets too perform an identical function housed inside a smartphone.
Apple Pay is Apple's foray into the mobile wallet space that Google first entered in 2011. In the months since its launch, Apple Pay has become the fastest-growing mobile payment mechanism ever. Google's recent deal with Softcard that offers Android phones being shipped from T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T pre-installed with the Google Wallet is sure to spur further growth of mobile wallets in the months ahead.
The reasons for the popularity of mobile wallets are manifold. With the leading smartphone makers now offering mobile payments using near-field communications (NFC) technology, point-of-sale (POS) systems at retail establishments as well checkout forms online have kept pace with the changes. Paying with a mobile wallet means the customer doesn't need to share their personal data or bank account details to complete a transaction. The fact that the payment can only be made after a second level of authentication (e.g., with a PIN number or a fingerprint scan) makes their use even more secure from hackers.
Rohan Ayyar is the regional marketing manager for India at SEMrush. His blog, The Marketing Mashup, covers digital marketing from the perspective of B2B, B2C, lead generation, mobile marketing, SEO, social media, content marketing, database marketing including predictive analytics, and conversion rate optimization. In addition, he'll look at emerging marketing technology and how marketers can use it. Reach Ayyar at email@example.com.


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Yes, I am making a post over here. Wanna fight about it? :p
A-Force is an upcoming Marvel title. It's an all-female Avengers team.
Two women: G. Willow Wilson and Marguerite Bennett, are on writing duties.
This is the first all-female Avengers title. (But not the first all-female Marvel team. The now cancelled Fearless Defeders and current X-Men came before.)


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This boat comes fully equipped and ready for cruising, it is the owners model with two staterooms both with spacious on-suite heads. If you are looking for a Beneteau 423 you have already learned that this model is highly sought after due to it's comfortable design and superior sailing abilities.
The Beneteau 423 was the boat of the year in 2004 and it's reputation as a safe reliable go anywhere vessel can be confirmed by the present owner who sailed her from the USA to the Caribbean in 2018.
She has never been chartered and has had only 2 previous owners
It has been well maintained and all equipment is in good working order. Kasoumai was purchased in the USA and registered in Canada therefore Tax has already been paid for all of North America.
Kasoumai is truly an off the grid boat with Generator/solar power and water maker.
A complete list of equipment will be issued on request.
Kasoumai means "welcome" in the language of Senegalese.
Kasoumai can be viewed in Grenada
Gary Haynes
Yacht Sales Manager
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Office: +1 473-439-1002
Mobile: +1 473-415-0431
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This boat comes with;
55hp Volvo Diesel motor with only 1,486 hours.
8kw Panda generator with only 382 hours.
20 gallon per hour water maker (cruise RO Water)
Duel air conditioning.
Full Raymarine instruments including radar and new auto helm and computer (2019).
Replaced house batteries 500 amp AGM (2018)
250 watt Solar panels (2018)
Electric halyard winch
65 lbs Manson Supreme anchor with 150 ft 3/8 chain (2018) and 200ft line,
Secondary anchor 35 lbs manson supreme.
Propane BBQ (2018) & two aluminium propane cylinders.
Outboard 2018 Tohatsu 6hp
In mast furling.
Roller furling and 140% Genoa
LED lighting throughout.
Recent bottom paint. (2019)
Shoal keel draft 4ft 9in
Electric windless
Prosafe galvanic isolator
Inverter 12v/110v
Stereo CD
12v front loading fridge
12v top loading freezer
12v fans (4)
Teak and holly floors.
Stern pulpit seats.
Whisker pole.
All control lines led aft to the cockpit.
All windows have curtains, all hatches have blinds.
All opening windows have screens.
Plus all the usual Beneteau standard items.
Primary Anchor 65 lbs Manson Supreme
Secondary Anchor 35 lbs Manson Supreme
Anchor Line 150 ft. + 200 ft rode
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What can you get for 25 cents? Nowadays, not much. Maybe you'll luck out and get a handful of Mike and Ikes, or a super stellar ring (that will likely turn your finger green).
Try putting your money to better use at the library book sale. Books and DVDs are on sale for, you guessed it, 25 cents. The sale runs Sept. 14-26 (or until the goods are gone).
New items are put out as space allows, so make it a habit to check for new treasures on the sale tables.
If you have general questions about the library, give us a call at 801-957-4602.


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Delmarva Outdoors Expo 2019
The organizers are gearing up for the third year of the Delmarva Outdoors Expo. They changed up the footprint a little this year. "We are using the indoor buildings for vendors" … Darrell Meade said … "We can create a much better experience for vendors and attendees with the indoor facilities."
We have many of the same attractions as last year with a few new additions. The Dock Dogs of course are back and performing all three days. There schedule is posted on the website. Mountaire farms is having another Chicken Picken for cash prizes.
Wilson's Auction will have their annual gun auction on Friday evening and the toy auction on Saturday.
We have drone racing, fly casting demonstrations, the Hawg trough, firearms simulators, presentation stage in the Dover building, activities for the kids, the beer garden, and food trucks.
We have added some new attractions: Axe throwing has become a new popular sport, try it out with You Bet Your Axe out of Elkton, MD in the Schabinger Pavilion. Dog Gone Pet Services is going to have about fifteen dogs on site for adoption Saturday and Sunday in the Exhibition Hall. NWTF is bringing a BB gun display for kids to try their skills.
There will be a Jeep Show ans shine we are still working out details for that and will announce sign ups soon.
We have a few other possibilities but we don't want to ruin the surprise. Lots of vendors in all four buildings. The Exhibition Hall, Dover Building, Kent Pavilion and the Schabinger pavilion. There is ample parking bring the whole family and there are campgrounds if you need to stay for the weekend.
Looking forward to seeing everyone one this year. We will have sign ups available for all the DSF surf fishing tournaments.
DS Custom Tackle will be debuting their modified mullet rig at the expo. That will be a great time to pick one up while supplies last.
you can purchase tickets online now and receive extra door prize tickets.
Fish On!
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« For an executive, a notebook isn't that portable. The BlackBerry is a truly portable device. » – Steve Ellis
Quotes :
- "It's almost like you're praying,… "It's almost like you're praying, ... Your hands are closely cropped together with one hand on each side of the BlackBerry. Your thumbs do all the walking and that is basically the wrong way to do it." - Steve Maviglio
- "The BlackBerry capability itself is excellent… "The BlackBerry capability itself is excellent and may be second to none." - Jim Rogers
- Steve Wentworth Quotes "Never laugh at anyone's misfortune, because one day, you may find yourself in exactly the same situation." ~Steve Wentworth "Why do some people hurt you and then act like you hurt them? ~Steve Wentworth?????? ????? ??????THANK YOU ?????? ????? ??????
- Steve Kloves – turn on the light "Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light." ~Steve Kloves (otherwise known as Albus Dumbledore)


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2012 Harley-Davidson Touring (2012)
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4 days Desert tour Tangier to Marrakech
4 days Desert tour Tangier to Marrakech
Day 1: Tangier – Chefchaouen – Fes
After breakfast, we will start our tour from Tangier. We pick you up from your hotel at 08:00 am. We drive through Rif mountains to Chefchaouen where we will stop and walk through its beautiful blue streets and explore the magic of this blue pearl . After lunch we will drive to Fes where we spend the 1st night of this tour .
4 days Desert tour Tangier to Marrakech
Day 2: Fes – Ifrane – Azrou Forest – Ziz Gorge – Desert dunes – Camel trekking
As usual, breakfast is the beginning of our program. We continue driving via Ifran and Azrou. We make a stop at the forests of cedar to see local apes. We reach Midelt in the midday , such perfect time and place for lunch . It is known for production apple fruit. Then, we pass via Tizi n Talghomt To Errachidia and Ziz Valley . We keep on moving ahead to Erfoud . We reach Merzouga where we will start a camel ride for 45 minutes before we get to our desert camp where we spend the night. After dinner , local berbers will entertain you with their traditional drums music.
4 days Desert tour Tangier to Marrakech
Day 3: Merzouga desert- Todra Gorge – Dades Gorges
In the early morning, you wake up and enjoy desert sunrise over the dunes. Then we trek camels back to the hotel where we have lunch and . We drive towards Rissani which is one of the oldest towns I the area , we will visit its old traditional market, then we drive to Todra gorges where we have lunch, afterwards we will have a walk through the marvelous canyons . In the afternoon we will drive to Dades valley where we will stop for the scenic landscapes . the we check in our hotel in Dades valley.
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Day 4: Dades Gorges – Ouarzazate- Ait Benhaddou – Marrakech
After breakfast in a panoramic view of the valley , we will drive back to the main road of the valley of Roses. Then, we go to Skoura and keep on to Ouarzazate. It is touted as "the Hollywood of Africa". We will eat lunch in Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. It is the largest Kasbah in Morocco as well as categorizing as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Later on, we drive in the pass of Tishka. In late afternoon, we drop you in your accommodation in Marrakech. End of our 4 days tour .
Desert trips from Tangier
Includes list:
– Professional English speaking driver
– 4×4 with AC
– Accommodation
– Camel trekking
– Night in Desert Camp
– Fuel
Morocco Tours to Morocco
Not included:
– Lunch
– Drinks
– Flights to and from Morocco
Trips from Tangier to Marrakech
Please contact us for any tour information or booking, thank you.
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Apple has unveiled a new version of its MacBook Pro laptop complete with a touchscreen bar at the top of the keyboard that includes a fingerprint scanner.
Called the Touch Bar, the new, slim display adapts the controls it shows depending on the application a user is currently working in. For example, favourites and bookmarks appear when the Safari browser is opened, and editing tools when viewing photos.
Apple's Touch ID fingerprint scanning technology has also been built into the power button on the Touch Bar as well, and can be used to complete payments using Apple Pay. The bar can also be customised by the user to show the controls they use the most.
Speaking at a live event at the technology giant's Cupertino headquarters, Apple chief Tim Cook said: "For 25 years we've been defining and redefining what a notebook can do, and today we're going to do it again."
The new MacBook Pro will come in 13 and 15-inch sizes and silver and space grey colour finishes, Apple said.
Apple also revealed a more traditional version of the 13-inch MacBook Pro that does not have the touch bar and instead retains the physical function keys. It will cost £1,449, the company said.
The 13-inch version of the Pro with the touch bar starts at £1,749, while the 15-inch starts at £2,349, Apple confirmed.
"We think you are going to love the new MacBook Pro," Mr Cook said as he closed the event.
"The new MacBooks are the best notebooks we have ever made, and are the most advanced notebooks ever made."
Mr Cook added that the firm was excited to have what he called "the best product line-up ever" going into the Christmas period. However the firm is likely to face revived competition from Microsoft, who unveiled their own Surface Book i7 laptop on Wednesday, as well as a new desktop PC, the Surface Studio.
Apple revealed the new MacBook Pro line will be available to order from today, with the touch bar versions of the laptop starting to ship in "two to three weeks".


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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
The Independent Group for Change entirely supports the campaign to free Nazanin. Ann Coffey MP, Mike Gapes MP and Joan Ryan MP visited Nazanin's husband Richard on our party's behalf whilst he was on hunger strike outside the Iranian Embassy in June 2019.
Persecution of Christians
I understand the strength of feeling on this issue – where freedom of religion or belief is under attack, other fundamental freedoms often face threat as well. I am appalled by the persecution suffered by millions of Christians across the world who seek only to practise their beliefs openly, in peace and safety. Here in the West those freedoms are all too often taken for granted.
This is an issue upon which there is much Parliamentary consensus, and that within Government, much cross-departmental work is being done on these issues. I am pleased that the Government has recently launched an independent review looking at the persecution of Christians.
In order to expand its efforts to tackle religious persecution, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has established an expert advisory group, increasing training to improve its religious literacy and using these insights to inform Government work in international bodies and individual countries. In January, the FCO also announced the £10.6 million Magna Carta Fund for Human Rights and Democracy 2016/17 programme, which encourages strong bids for projects focused on promoting freedom of religion or belief. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has recently reissued its toolkit on Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) to all of our overseas embassies and missions across the world and encouraged them to promote and defend this important human right. Additional funding of £12 million has also been made available through UK Aid Connect, to work with faith groups, NGOs and academics to promote religious diversity and help countries worldwide embed FoRB policies alongside poverty reduction and development.
I can assure you that the Government is motivated by deep concern for religious communities in the Middle East. Ministers have stressed the importance of guaranteeing religious freedom when working with the Lebanese Government and the new Government in Iraq. Additionally, the Government is prioritising reaching the most vulnerable people across Syria, including Christians and those who have suffered from the ongoing violence, with its extensive aid programme.
With regards to recognition of genocide in Syria, please be assured that the Government firmly believes genocide has indeed taken place. However, as I understand it, genocide is a matter of legal rather than political opinion, and any determination on whether genocide has occurred is strictly a matter for the international judicial system. The UK seeks an end to all violations of International Humanitarian Law, and to prevent their further escalation, irrespective of the definition of specific international crimes. Britain is supporting the gathering and preservation of evidence that could be used in future to hold Daesh to account. British and international justice have a long reach and a long memory, and will track down those who commit these atrocities and hold them to account, no matter how long it takes.
Ultimately, the best way to prevent future atrocities against Christians is to defeat Daesh and its violent ideology. That's why the UK is playing a leading role in a Global Coalition of 66 countries to respond to Daesh's inhumanity. The Coalition is attacking Daesh militarily, squeezing its finances, disrupting the flow of fighters, challenging its poisonous ideology and working to stabilise liberated areas.
The Government continues to work with non-governmental organisations to seek improvements on the ground. I know that this has included funding groups such as Christian Solidarity Worldwide, an organisation that works to defend the freedom of religion or belief, both in the Middle East, and more widely. During this tax year, the Government is spending £758,000 on freedom of religion projects worldwide, including in Pakistan and Iraq.
One project is helping to develop lesson plans for secondary school teachers in the Middle East and North Africa. The aim is to teach children about religious tolerance, religious acceptance, and the absolute right to freedom of religion or belief. I strongly believe that teaching children in that way is a vital part of promoting tolerance and respect at grassroots level and of helping to build future resilience against extremism.
Reuniting Refugee Families
The reuniting of refugee families is an issue I care passionately about; a passion reinforced by my recent visit to the Middle East as a guest of Oxfam, alongside Dr. Rosena Allin-Kham, the Labour MP for Tooting. This visit took place in February to the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, which serves as a temporary home to 80,000 Syrian refugees. From our visit we were able to gather greater insight and information into the plight of Syrian refugee families.
As many of the e-mails that I have received have noted, the Government's refugee family reunion policy allows immediate family members of a person in the UK with refugee leave or humanitarian protection status – that is a spouse or partner and children under the age of 18, who formed part of the family unit before the sponsor fled their country of origin – to reunite with them in the UK. I am very glad that such a scheme exists, which makes sure that family members that have been divided can once again be reunited. I would like this scheme to go further and as such I am a co-sponsor of the Refugee Family Reunion Bill.
I'm particularly proud of our efforts on a local level in providing support for Syrian refugees in Broxtowe. So far we have provided homes and support for four Syrian refugee families. A collaborative effort made by Broxtowe Borough Council, local businesses and churches has done vital work in this area by providing places of safety for people fleeing the Assad regime. Whilst we have taken strides to help refugee families locally, more still needs to be done nationally to provide them with the essential support they need.
Freedom of expression is both a fundamental right in itself and an essential ingredient for delivering the full range of human rights in any country. The freedom to debate, discuss, criticise and hold governments to account is essential.
I know that the UK Government shares your concerns about the violence occurring during the recent protests in Sudan, including credible reports of the use of live fire by the Government of Sudan, and of multiple deaths during several protests. I am assured that the UK has urged the Government of Sudan to respond to demonstrations appropriately, through uniformed police acting in accordance with Sudanese and international human rights law.
The Minister for Africa, Harriett Baldwin, visited Sudan last year, to reiterate the UK's commitment to Sudan becoming a more stable and prosperous country. During her meetings with Ministers from the Government of Sudan, she discussed the importance of improving human rights and introducing political reforms.
I know that the UK Government is continuing to monitor the situation closely, as will I.
Human Rights Defenders
Human rights defenders are at the forefront of work to promote and protect human rights and democracy, often at great personal risk to themselves. In many places they are persecuted, imprisoned, attacked or even killed because of their work.
In the light of increasing levels of intimidation and persecution of human rights defenders in many parts of the world, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has worked with several civil society organisations to update its internal guidance on working with human rights defenders. This updated guidance was issued to all Embassies and High Commissions in December 2017, and tasks the FCO's network of Embassies and High Commissions to find practical ways to support human rights defenders. I am assured that this guidance is kept under constant review.
I know that the Government very much supports the work of Human Rights Defenders and that the FCO works with and supports a wide range of organisations committed to helping human rights defenders either through emergency assistance or by building their capacity to protect themselves.
Support is provided to human rights defenders through the Magna Carta Fund for Human Rights and Democracy, most of which is allocated for implementation of projects by human rights defenders and civil society organisations. The FCO also highlights repression of human rights defenders in its Annual Human Rights Report.
Human Rights in Bahrain
I know that the British Government monitors events in Bahrain closely. Where there are concerns on specific issues, including prison conditions, the UK raises these with the Bahraini authorities. It also encourages those with concerns about treatment in detention to report these to the relevant human rights oversight bodies, and encourages those oversight bodies to carry out swift and thorough investigations into such claims.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the British Embassy in Bahrain have follow cases closely, and where there are concerns, these have been raised with the authorities in Bahrain.
I believe, however, that it is right that the UK Government makes no apology for the partnership with Bahrain – our two countries share a close and lasting bond that dates back more than 200 years. This partnership is built on mutual interests, shared threats and a desire to promote greater security and peace in the Gulf. That said, Bahrain certainly has more work to do on human rights and that is why it is one of the FCO's Human Rights Priority Countries.
In my view, the best approach with human rights is to engage with Governments and work with international partners and civil society organisations to promote and defend universal freedoms, and bring about positive change.
I am encouraged that the UK will continue to support Bahrain to address human rights concerns, both through bilateral engagement and through international institutions. However, it is right to acknowledge and welcome the steps that Bahrain is taking to address a range of rights issues.
The depth and breadth of the UK's relationship with Bahrain means the UK Government can, and does, express its concerns about human rights in a frank and open way at senior levels. It does this publicly, but crucial and more often, in private discussions. The FCO's latest annual human rights report outlined action taken by the UK, relating, for example, to the prison sentence given to Nabeel Rajab, as well as concerns about the deprivation of nationality, where that renders an individual stateless.
I was encouraged by the decision of the Bahraini Minister of Justice to refer the cases of Mohammad Ramadan and Husain Moosa back to the Court of Cassation for retrial.
Israel and Palestine
I remain entirely committed to a two-state solution to the conflict in the region. It is the only way to see a safe and secure Israel coexistent alongside a viable, sovereign Palestinian state. A long term political settlement, one that ensures a safe future for all, is the only way to resolve the conflict so that the Israeli and Palestinian people can live in peace.
Coexistence Projects Between Israelis and Palestinians (and UK Aid)
The UK has supported a number of cross-border coexistence projects in the past and I am encouraged by the Government's decision to provide up to £3 million over three years to fund a people-to-people programme. This will help Israelis and Palestinians work together to achieve improvements in their lives and build understanding between people on both sides of the conflict. The programme will facilitate interaction between youth leaders, religious communities, and strengthen cooperation in the health sector.
More generally, DFID's programme in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPTs) works to build Palestinian institutions and promote economic growth, so that any future state will be stable, prosperous, well run and an effective partner for peace with Israel. It is essential that the Government's funding to the Palestinian Authority (PA) delivers the best value for money and maximum impact for Palestinians. DFID's direct financial assistance to the PA is used only to pay the salaries of education and health public sector workers on a vetted list, thereby delivering basic services, maintaining stability and reducing poverty. This is in the mutual interests of Israelis and Palestinians and is a pre-requisite to a two-state solution.
Violence in Gaza
Like you I am deeply distressed by the deaths and injuries in Gaza, the violence is shocking and tragic. There are a number of important facts which need to be established urgently, including why live fire was used. Israel has a legitimate right to defend itself, however the number of those killed and injured demonstrates that we desperately need Israel to show greater restraint. The Government is supportive of an independent and transparent investigation into the violence and is working at the UN to find the correct formula for this investigation.
I believe the Palestinian right to protest is important, however these protests must remain peaceful. I am extremely concerned that extremist elements may have used the protests to further their own violent and deplorable aims against the State of Israel. This is another reason why I believe there is an urgent need to establish the facts. Above all, it is important that this violence is not repeated and that all those involved commit to peaceful protest, restraint and observe international law.
There is a pressing need for all parties to reach a wider agreement that addresses the underlying causes of conflict in Gaza and to take the necessary steps to ensure Gaza's reconstruction and economic recovery. Any agreement should ensure that Hamas and other militant groups permanently end rocket and other attacks against Israel, that the Palestinian Authority resumes control of Gaza and restores effective governance, and that Israel lifts its restrictions to ease the suffering of ordinary Palestinians.
Operation Defend Israel
I am deeply concerned by the recent activities of Hamas in Gaza, including attempts to rearm and rebuild tunnel infrastructure. These actions undermine efforts to improve the situation in Gaza and harm prospects for the Middle East peace process. Hamas must renounce violence, recognise Israel and accept previously signed agreements.
The Government's policy towards Hamas is clear – it does not have contact with Hamas, which is a proscribed terrorist organisation. Hamas must make a credible movement towards the conditions set out above, which remain the benchmark against which their intentions are judged, before we consider a change in our stance.
Israel, like any state, has the right to ensure its own security, and its citizens also have the right to live without fear of attack. I can assure you that the UK will continue to support Israel's right to defend itself. The UK Government has called on Iran to end its financial support for Hamas as well as its supply of military equipment.
There is an urgent need for all parties to reach an agreement that addresses the underlying causes of conflict in Gaza and to take the necessary steps to ensure Gaza's reconstruction and economic recovery. Any agreement should ensure that Hamas and other militant groups permanently end rocket and other attacks against Israel, that the Palestinian Authority resumes control of Gaza and restores effective governance, and that Israel lifts its restrictions to ease the suffering of ordinary Palestinians.
I can assure you that the UK remains focussed on securing progress towards a two-state solution, with a sovereign and democratic Palestinian state living in peace and security alongside Israel. Only a negotiated settlement can achieve this.
Israel Arms Embargo
I do not believe that imposing a blanket arms embargo on Israel would promote the Middle East Peace Process. Defence and security exports support a country's legitimate right to self-defence. Israel has this right as much as any other nation.
I know that the Government takes its arms export responsibilities very seriously and operates one of the most robust licensing systems in the world. All export licence applications are assessed on a case-by-case basis against the consolidated EU and National Arms Export Licensing Criteria, taking into account all relevant factors.
A licence would not be issued for any country if there was a clear risk that any exports might be used in the commission of a serious violation of International Humanitarian Law. The Government continues to monitor the situation in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories and takes into account the latest circumstances when assessing licence applications.
Israel Apartheid Week
I would like to make it clear that I condemn all acts of antisemitism in the strongest possible terms. Any discrimination or hostility based on religion or race is deplorable and there is no place for it in our society. Acts of hatred in any form will not be tolerated, and I am assured that the Government is committed to addressing antisemitism wherever it occurs.
All institutions, including universities, have a responsibility to provide a safe and inclusive environment. All higher education institutions have a legal obligation for ensuring that students do not face discrimination, harassment, abuse or violence. Universities are expected to have robust policies and procedures in place to comply with the law, and to investigate and swiftly address any hate crime and anti-Semitic incidents that are reported.
In 2015 Universities UK (UUK) was asked to set up a Harassment Taskforce to consider what more can be done to address harassment on campus, including on the basis of religion and belief. Last year, it published a directory of case studies detailing the innovative projects universities have developed to address the taskforce's recommendations. Further to this, the Higher Education Funding Council for England has provided £1.8 million for projects to improve responses to hate crime and online harassment on campus. In addition, I welcome the new partnership between the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and the Department for Education, which is providing nearly over £144,000 of joint funding for a new programme to support universities in tackling antisemitism on campus.
Our universities have a proud history of encouraging freedom of speech and freedom of religion. However, I share your view that there is no place in any education institution for hatred and no student should face discrimination, harassment or racism – including antisemitism.
Humanitarian Situation in Gaza
I share your concerns about the humanitarian situation in Gaza. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs' 2017 Humanitarian Response Plan assessed that 1.1 million of Gaza's population are acutely vulnerable and in need of humanitarian assistance in 2017; and report that a lack of funding for water, sanitation and hygiene interventions have left 1.45 million Gazans at risk of waterborne diseases.
I am encouraged that the UK is a long-term supporter of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees, providing basic services to 1.3 million people in Gaza, including basic health care. The UK is also supporting approximately 1 million Gazans by addressing critical water, sanitation and hygiene needs through the United Nations Children's Fund. Moreover, the Government's direct financial assistance to the Palestinian Authority now focuses solely on vital health and education services, in order to meet the immediate needs of the Palestinian people and maximise value for money.
The Government also continues to lobby the Israeli authorities on the issue of improving movement and access into Gaza, and encourages Egypt to show maximum flexibility on opening the Rafah crossing. By stressing the damage the restrictions are doing to the living standards of ordinary Gazans, the UK is working to highlight that supporting legal trade for Gazans is firmly in the region's long-term interests.
As you highlight, we must continue to encourage prioritising progress towards reaching a durable solution for Gaza, taking the necessary practical steps to ensure Gaza's reconstruction and economic recovery.
I fully agree that further restrictions placed upon Gaza will have a detrimental impact on ordinary citizens. I am told that UK officials from our Embassy in Tel Aviv raised these concerns regarding additional restrictions with the Office of the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories on 18 July. There already exists a dire humanitarian situation in Gaza and the Government is clear that Israel should reverse its decision to impose further restrictions.
I also agree that it is vital that efforts are made to alleviate pressures on the Palestinian economy. That is why I am pleased my colleagues in the Department for International Development have committed to more than double its support for economic development in Gaza and the West Bank, which will create hundreds of jobs, install vital new infrastructure and boost exports to Israel. I hope that a thriving Palestinian economy will create the necessary conditions for a peaceful two-state solution with Israel that will allow Palestinians to truly prosper.
Proscription is an important part of the Government's strategy to disrupt the activities of terrorist groups and those who provide support to them. Under section 3 of the Terrorism Act 2000, the Home Secretary has the power to proscribe an organisation if they believe it is concerned in terrorism. If the statutory test is met, the Home Secretary may then exercise discretion to proscribe the organisation, taking into account a number of factors in considering whether to exercise that discretion. These include the nature and scale of an organisation's activities and the need to support other members of the international community in tackling terrorism.
Peaceful protest is a vital part of our democratic society. It is a long-standing tradition in this country that people are free to gather together and to demonstrate their views, however uncomfortable or repugnant those can be to the majority of us. However they must do so within the law. Protesters' rights need to be balanced with the rights of others to go about their business without fear of intimidation or serious disruption to the community. Rights to peaceful protest do not extend to violent or threatening behaviour, and the police have the necessary powers to deal with such acts.
I agree that Hezbollah's beliefs are outrageous, disgusting, and should be condemned at every opportunity. The UK Government has long held the view that elements of Hezbollah have been involved in conducting and supporting terrorism and, as a result, proscribed Hezbollah's External Security Organisation in 2001, and in 2008 proscription was extended to include the whole of Hezbollah's military apparatus, namely the Jihad Council and all the units reporting to it. Hezbollah's military wing is also designated in the UK under the Terrorist Asset-Freezing etc. Act 2010. Funds or economic resources owned, held or controlled by Hezbollah's military wing in the UK therefore can, and will, be frozen.
A decision to proscribe an organisation is done on the recommendations submitted by law enforcement agencies, security services here and intelligence services overseas. However it is crucial that we constantly monitor these groups and individuals involved in them, and review the use of proscription as a means to take action where we see fit.
Israel – Human Rights Defenders and Organisations
I welcome the fact that the Government continues to support a range of projects and organisations in the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Israel which work on promoting human rights, dialogue and coexistence.
I am clear that the UK Government is deeply committed to promoting our trade and business ties with Israel and accordingly is strongly opposed to the Boycotts, Divestment and Sanctions Movement.
I do not believe that imposing sanctions on Israel would be a constructive step. The UK enjoys a productive relationship with Israel which enables us to express our views at senior levels very frankly. The Government also believes that the best way to combat the BDS movement is through discussion rather than proscription.
I am aware that British Government officials raised the recent publication of a list of organisations that may be subject to Israeli proscription with the Israeli Ambassador on 8 January 2018 and made clear the UK's position. Officials from the British Embassy in Tel Aviv have also raised the matter with the Israeli authorities.
Palestinian Human Rights – Demolitions and Children in Prisons
Demolitions and evictions of Palestinians from their homes cause unnecessary suffering; call into question Israel's commitment to a viable two-state solution; and, in all but exceptional cases, are contrary to International Humanitarian Law.
I know that the Government shares our concerns on this issue. The British Embassy in Tel Aviv, along with European partners, most recently raised the UK's grave concerns about demolitions with the Israeli authorities in a joint demarche on 2 November 2017. Israel can be in no doubt of our concerns about demolitions and the damage that they do for the prospects of a peaceful settlement.
I would like to assure you that my colleagues in Government raised strong concerns with the Israeli authorities over the demolitions at Khan al-Ahmar and repeatedly called on the Israeli Government to halt these demolitions. I understand that a British official from the UK Consulate General in Jerusalem visited Khan al-Ahmar to show British support for the community.
I know my colleagues in Government remain particularly concerned about the treatment of Palestinian children detained in Israeli prisons. In 2012, the Foreign Office funded and facilitated the independent report on Children in Military Custody by leading British lawyers. Since its publication, Ministers and our Ambassador to Israel have strongly urged the recommendations of the report to be implemented. Minister of State, Alistair Burt, raised the issue of children in detention with Israeli authorities when he visited the region.
Israeli Settlements
It is long standing UK Government policy that Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories are illegal under international law, an obstacle to peace and make a two-state solution, with Jerusalem as a shared capital, harder to achieve and that is why the UK supported resolution 2234 at the UN.
I am encouraged that Government Ministers consistently urge the Israeli authorities to cease all settlement building and to remove illegal outposts, and I know the Israeli authorities are well aware of the UK's long standing position.
Bedouin Displacement
It is my understanding that the British Embassy in Tel Aviv continues to monitor the situation, having raised this issue with the Ministry of Justice and the Israeli Prime Minister's office. The Government remains deeply concerned by Israeli relocation proposals, which the UN has said could have a devastating impact on the communities concerned and endanger the potential for a two-state solution.
The Government's view is clear: demolitions cause unnecessary suffering to ordinary Palestinians, running contrary to international law and threatening peace in the region. I am assured that the Government will continues to encourage the Israeli authorities and Bedouin communities to engage in a dialogue, respecting the equality of all of Israel's citizens in a way which avoids forced relocations, and is consistent with Israel's commitments under international law.


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Young Entrepreneurs of 2015 Series
They're not just boosting the economy; they're giving back in many other ways.
In the third of our series on young entrepreneurs in South Africa, we profile the SAB KickStart Boost finalists for 2015, and find out why and how they're not just intent on creating jobs, but contributing to their communities as well. For some, like Nolubabalo Pulu, her business evolved out of a need to make hygiene more accessible for those in her community, while for others, like farmer Clement Pilusa, it's about the bigger picture of food security.
Find out how each of these young achievers is making a difference in South Africa today:
The impact of job creation
"We employ 120 part-time promoters who are part of different communities in various provinces. We provide them with basic training to be promoters and through our stokvel events we encourage stokvel groups to be formalised and grow their stokvel into formal businesses."
Solomon Tohlang has created a marketing business around stokvel communities, while bringing new ideas to support the growth of stokvels.
"I have employed 4 people who are all from the communities around me. I have employed mostly youth who I train develop their skills."
Precious Segametse Mapedi owns Ayate Fish and Chips in Limpopo, and is passionate about creating jobs locally.
"My great inspiration is from the positive impact I see this small business doing to the people's lives of my community, and how it has improved the quality of life of people I work with. The business has employed three people permanently and one casual at the moment."
Bonisile Mjoli's vehicle fitment centre in Motherwell, Eastern Cape also gives back where it can through local initiatives. They recently painted a local school.
"If businesses don't pay it forward, who will? Not everything is about money. Sharing some knowledge; teaching some of your skills; all those things contribute to a better, healthy community."
Chantelle Smith's business fulfils a need in her community for affordable, convenient and efficient health care services for individuals without a medical aid.
Food security and school visits
"The business has employed two people permanently and the number will increase by three people to have five employees total by July 2015.
We play a vital role in skills development initiatives by transferring plant and broiler production skills that we have to young and old people [alike].
The business ensures chicken meat accessibility and affordability to local communities
We also do school visits to speak to young people about the importance of agriculture and the role it plays in the country's economy and growth, and also recommend it as a very important career."
Clement Pilusa farms vegetables and chickens, and has contributed to the growing global debate on food security.
Making hygiene and healthcare accessible
"My business recognised the importance of hygiene and its impact on the health of people as well as the environment. It has geared all its operations to provide quality products to people in its community who are very sensitive to price in these hard economic times.
The firm also plays a direct role in assisting in youth development, particularly youth based in the East London and Mdantsane region. We believe in working with the local community for tasked projects and works.
Nolubabalo Pulu's business was founded on a need for safe and hygienic homecare and cleaning materials at competitive prices.
"There is an evident need for [private audiology] services for the growing lower-middle income groups and LSM groups. The growing incidence of hearing loss is a factor that pushes me to try and determine innovative ways of serving these patients."
Ranjan Sewgambar is a Private Practicing Audiologist who has innovated in both the service and process aspects of his business to make audiology services more accessible.
Promoting environmental sustainability
"It's all about awareness and educating our people to the importance of sustainable living. Our business is small, however, what we doing is going to make a BIG difference."
Angelo Maart's waste and hygiene management business in Cape Town, services businesses across Cape Town.
"There is room for improvement in the recycling industry, towards which I intend to contribute.
As Africa's main industrialized economy, South Africa consumes significant amounts of resources and energy… Recycling and waste management have become increasingly important as a policy response to managing and protecting the environment."
Caroline Kgomo owns a waste management business in Ficksburg.
Innovation in new products
"Our systems will give government and stakeholders a cheaper and free water solutions for both rural and urban areas.
Our security systems aim to protect the countries assets in the energy sector and telecommunications sector through anti-theft system for copper theft."
Hollo Matlala's business uses innovative technology, specialising in solar energy systems within the water sector while also offering anti-copper theft security systems.
About these entrepreneurs and SAB KickStart Boost:
Each of these promising young South Africans has received business grant funding and is currently undergoing an intensive business development support programme as part of the SAB KickStart Boost programme. This will culminate in an award ceremony at the end of this year where the top five stand to win additional loan grant funding of between R100 000 and R500 000. The next year's SAB KickStart Boost Competition is open for entry until 31 May. Find out more here.


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