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How much is the holding deposit?
The holding deposit is one week's rent. This takes the property off the market and begins the referencing process. Once all references have been received and are satisfactory, the tenancy agreement is released for signing.
How much is the deposit?
The deposit is equivalent to one months rent. This is payable within 10 days of the Tenancy being signed. The deposit is registered in a government-approved scheme such as My Deposits or The Deposit Protection Service. You will receive your deposit back at the end of your tenancy if you leave the property in a clean and undamaged condition.
Is my deposit fully protected?
Yes, this is a legal requirement. There are three main schemes- My Deposits, The Deposit Protection Service and The Tenancy Deposit Scheme. Abode ensures that the deposit is registered into one of these government-approved schemes. Please note that it is important to retain paperwork and keep any certificates or information that you have acquired as you may need this at the end of your tenancy.
How quickly can I arrange a viewing?
We would recommend arranging appointments as soon as possible in order to avoid disappointment. The lettings market moves very quickly so we would not recommend arranging viewings too far in advance. We are required to give a minimum of 24 hours notice prior to going to a property so please keep this in mind.
How many properties can I arrange a viewing for?
can be tricky to select your top few properties to view as there are many properties to choose from. We recommend arranging a maximum of 3 viewings. Student properties let extremely quickly so if you are viewing multiple houses your favourite one might go before you have time to see them all. Choose your top 3 in terms of price, location, how many double bedrooms/bathrooms and let us know as soon as possible so we can book you in.
What do I do if I want to take a property?
You will need to complete an application form and pay the holding fee in order to take the property off of the market. You must also bring your passport with you due to immigration law. You can fill in the form in the office or download it from our website in advance. We must receive all of the required monies along with the completed application form before we can take a property off the market.
Do I need a Guarantor?
Yes, all students are required to have a UK based Guarantor. This must be someone who owns their own home in the UK so they cannot be renting or live outside of the UK. International students who do not have a Guarantor available would be required to pay for the full year in advance.
What is the length of the tenancy?
The majority of our student tenancies are on average 12 months, unless advertised as otherwise. Please check each advert as this will provide details of the fixed tenancy term for each property.
Do I need insurance?
It is very sensible to get contents insurance that covers both accidental damage to the property, fixtures or fittings plus your own possessions both inside and outside the property (e.g. laptops, phones, bikes).
How much are bills?
The cost of bills will depend on how much energy you use and how big the space is to heat. We can offer you some advice on what to expect: Gas central heating will be cheaper than electric heating. Warming up a smaller space will be less expensive than heating a large area. A flat on the top floor will generally be warmer than a basement flat as heat rises throughout a property. Normally the bills will be less expensive in a flat than a house. Students are exempt from Council Tax which is a huge help to the cost of living.
What notice do you need to give to enter my property?
Unless there is an emergency or you have agreed or are aware of a lesser timeframe, a minimum of 24 hours notice is always given to conduct any works, inspections, viewings etc
Are there any additional or other costs we need to be aware of?
When you move into a property please note that utilities and contents insurance are all payable to external providers. Please do not forget to take out insurance to cover all of your personal possessions and any accidental damage to either yours or the landlord's possessions.
Who is responsible for contacting the utility companies after I move in?
We will notify the utility companies (gas, electricity and water) that the previous tenants have vacated and will inform them of your tenancy start date. The utility providers will get in touch with you to advise how to set up payments once you have moved in.
When will the rent leave my account?
For all properties managed by Abode, the standing order will be set up for the 1st of every quarter. For any properties that are managed by the Landlord, the rent may be paid every month or quarterly. Some landlords require quarterly cheques instead. Please make sure you check the property advert where this will be noted.
How will my rent stop at the end of my tenancy?
We would recommend that you check with your bank to ensure that the standing order has stopped.
When is my deposit returned to me?
According to the deposit schemes, an agent has 30 days to return the deposit. For managed properties, we will liaise with the lead tenant if there are any deductions to be made at the end of the tenancy. If the deposit is paid in full by the lead tenant it will be refunded in full to the lead tenant via BACS. If deposits are paid individually then it will be returned individually via BACS.
Do I need a professional cleaner? / How do I leave the property?
If you are confident that you can leave the property in a clean state without a professional clean, then this is acceptable. Once you have vacated the property, we will conduct a final check out to make sure everything is ready for the new tenants to move in. If further cleaning is required by a professional cleaner then this will be paid out of your deposit.
When is the student property list released?
The list is released in November for move-in the following July, unless stated otherwise.
Can we install locks on our doors?
No, unfortunately tenants cannot fit additional locks to bedroom doors. The fire officer has advised against this and the police have stated that this does not assist in terms of avoiding burglaries. We advise to 1) always dead-lock the front door 2) ensure you have insurance 3) take valuables home during holidays.
What internet can I have and how do I get it?
Abode work closely with Virgin Media and can get you special discounts and offers! When your tenancy starts, we will give you information on how to claim your deal. If you wish to go with another provider, please get in touch with them directly to find out what best deals are out there. If you wish to install Sky always ask us first as a satellite dish may need to be erected.
Do I have to pay for Council Tax?
All students who are in full-time education are exempt from paying Council Tax. We will notify the Council that you are students living at the property so you will not be charged. If you do get a letter from them, please let us know and we will sort it out for you.
Do I have to buy a TV license?
The short answer is yes. Anyone who watches live television on a TV, laptop, iPad or even on a phone is responsible for ensuring that the property is licensed to watch live TV. If you only watch catch-up or DVDs then a TV license is not required. Please contact TV licensing to inform them either way.
What redress schemes does Abode use?
ARLA (Association of Residential Letting and Managing Agents), BALMA (Bristol Association Letting and Managing Agents), Property Ombudsman LETTINGS (D01994). Abode Property Management are a member of the following client money protection scheme; NFOPP (National Federation of Property Professionals)
Does Abode have out of hours emergency contacts?
If you are a Tenant in a managed property, Abode has an out of hours emergency contact for various issues. If you are in a property managed by the Landlord then you will need to contact them directly. For issues such as plumbing and heating, please contact Pass and Totterdell on 01454800114. Please leave a voicemail and they will return your call. For issues such as electrics and fire alarm system please contact Allied Electrical on 0779 976 8485. Please leave a voicemail and they will return your call. Please note that contacts for roof leaks are not provided as it is unlikely that the issue could be solved immediately and access to roofs in bad weather is difficult. Lost keys is also not classed as an emergency as locksmiths do not have access to Abode's office for spare sets. For any non-emergency issues please email your property manager.


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Robert Downey Jr. Will Win An Oscar One Day, So Says Robert Downey Jr.
While reading Robert Downey Jr.'s interview with GQ, I learned that he made $50 million for The Avengers, always carries around a vial of antiparasitics (for when he's about to eat sushi or breathe in the same air as a Kardashian), has four alpacas and thinks he's one of the best actors around who will have his hands around Oscar's tiny ass cheeks one day.
I guess RDJ once said that he thinks he's always the most talented ho on the set, so GQ asked him if he really thinks that. RDJ said he did, but he also said that Hollywood is full of crap actors who have the emotional range of a dried up nipple pimple, so that's not saying much.
GQ: But I still believe that you think you're almost always the most talented person there.
RDJ: Yeah, but you know what? I'm afraid that's just a tape that's running in my head, and I'm really happy that it's there, but it doesn't make it real.
GQ: And so if you stop that tape running for a second, how talented are you?
RDJ: I'm probably one of the best.
GQ: That was you speaking, and not the tape?
RDJ: Yeah. But it's not that big a deal. It's not like this is the greatest swath or generation of actors that has ever come down the pike.
GQ: What are you bad at as an actor?
RDJ: Tons. Everything I avoid. I don't like opening doors and looking surprised. I can do all that emo stuff, but I'm so over everyone who has to have a meltdown— everybody is emotional all the time. In movies people seem to be more emotional than they would ever be if that situation was actually happening to them.
RDJ was nominated for Chaplin and he lost, which he says made him frown for a second. When he was nominated again for Tropic Thunder, he knew he was going to lose, because he was up against Heath Ledger. RDJ says he doesn't mind going to the Oscars and watching other hos win, because he knows it'll be his turn one day.
GQ: How much would you like to win an Oscar?
RDJ: I couldn't care less.
GQ: Really?
RDJ: Well, I know it's going to happen.
GQ: Is that the persona or the person speaking?
RDJ: That's just a fact.
GQ: You're certain?
RDJ: I, personally, would be shocked if we went to the end of the tape now and I didn't have at least one.
GQ: Why?
RDJ: Because it just doesn't make sense. That's why I don't mind showing up and watching everybody else get them.
GQ: Why doesn't it make sense?
RDJ: Because I'm young enough, and I'm running down being occupied with these kind of genre movies, close enough. Even the next thing we're doing with the missus, I'm so confident about it. It's the best script the studio has; it's the best thing I've read in years. You know, honestly, my real answer to that is: I don't care. I used to think I cared, and I couldn't care less. Now, I'm not saying I wouldn't get a little choked up, but it is amazing to see how people are literally hyperventilating when they get up there, because they have such an attachment to this outcome. I mean, it's not like we're at the fucking Olympics or something. Look, even if I don't get one directly, eventually they're just going to have to give me one when I get old. So no matter how you slice it, I'm getting one.
"People are literally hyperventilating when they get up there…" RDJ, I see you throwing a little shade at GOOPY Paltrow for nearly hyperventilating out of her pink princess dress when she was an Oscar for being a pretty bland girl with famous parents. RDJ isn't telling any lies, though. He will win an Oscar one day and if he doesn't, somebody will win one for playing Robert Downey Jr. in The Robert Downey Jr. Story and I'm sure they'll hyperventilate out of their panties when they win.

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Record number of 119 MNCs conducts Virtual Placement Drive during lockdown phase
The placements of passing-out batch 2020 have bucked the fears of slowdown in campus recruitments due to global pandemic and lockdown situation prevailing in the country. Continuing its success story in Campus Placements, Chandigarh University saw 119 MNCs conducting virtual recruitment drives during lockdown phase which has turned-out to be a national record. This was informed by Chancellor, Chandigarh University, Satnam Singh Sandhu and Vice-President, Corporate Relations, Prof. Himani Sood during a media interaction at University Campus. |
While giving details about the Campus Placements for its students during lockdown, Satnam Sandhu said, "With 119 Multinationals which includes 57 new recruiters conducting Virtual Placement Drives during lockdown phase, the total number of recruiters for 2020 batch has touched 691 companies which is 30% more than last year while the number of offers has registered a growth of 40% and touched a whopping figure of 6617." Chandigarh University has become the only university of the country to have kick-started placement process for 2021 batch as more than 25 companies have already conducted their placement drives till date. 'Fortune 500 Companies of the World and India's top 100 Companies which includes Microsoft, Google, IBM, Amazon, Deloitte, Walmart, Boeing, American Express, Qualcomm, National Instruments, Saint Gobain, TCS, Infosys, Dell, Cisco, Oracle, SAP Labs, Wipro, Cognizant, Capgemini have been some of major recruiters for 2020 batch'. The total number of offers bagged by the students during lockdown touched 362.
"Computer Science Engineering student, Mayunk Partap Singh, who hails from New Delhi has bagged the highest package of 35 LPA which was offered by US-based Multi-National Arcesium," added Chancellor. The highest package offered in 2020 batch campus placements has been Rs. 35 LPA by the US-based Tech-Giant Arcesium. The average package for the Engineering students touched Rs. 7.5 LPA while it was Rs. 7 LPA for the MBA students. "While there has been about 12 Multinationals which offered pay packages of 20 LPA or more, the number of companies offering salary packages between 10 LPA and 20 LPA has been 35," said Chancellor, Chandigarh University. More than 350 Core Engineering branch companies from the field of Automobile, Chemical, Electrical, Telecom, Business Analytics, IT, AI & Machine Learning, E-Commerce, Civil and Mechanical Engineering have selected engineering students from Chandigarh University during 2020 placement season.
"Multinationals have changed their placement process and have shifted to technology driven virtual recruitment drives which includes online tests and interviews using technology platforms like Zoom, Webex, Microsoft Teams. We have already conducted training for our students so that they can get well versed with the smart and technology platforms which has become the new norm during COVID-19," said Prof. Himan Sood.
Prof. Sood said, "Companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, IBM, Hewlett Packard, Deloitte have been a regular recruiter since 2016 but this year we have many new brands like TCS, Oracle, Infosys, Qualcomm, National Instruments which shows that the corporate world has endorsed our academic learning pedagogy which is totally industry specific."


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In late January, real-estate site Redfin published a list of the "10 hottest neighborhoods to watch" in 60 of the country's large metro areas. Presumably, though scorching, those places don't need to be watched like a hot stove, but rather because hordes of homebuyers are moving there, and more are looking to do the same.
To choose which neighborhoods are trending, Redfin looked at year-over-year home-price growth and traffic on Redfin's listings pages, then spoke to some real-estate agents. What emerged is a picture of buyers overwhelmingly prioritizing affordability over other neighborhood perks (such as nightlife, walkability, or green space, to pick just a few possibilities). Thus, according to the study, trending neighborhoods "may not meet the conventional definition of 'hot,'" but are still among the most sought-after in their cities.
Hot or not?
What's the takeaway for Austin? you might be asking (if you haven't already skipped ahead). While none of the city's neighborhoods made Redfin's national top 10, the site did list Austin's three hottest, according to its criteria. All three, as it turns out, are master-planned communities and, indeed, only one of those even loosely fits the "conventional definition" of neighborhood hotness. Two of them—Wells Branch and Brushy Creek—are located far north enough to be neighbors of Round Rock and were first developed in the 1970s and 1980s (they're suburbs, in other words).
The third is Mueller, which is closer in, newer, and arguably has zazzier amenities, such as Alamo Drafthouse, local restaurants, and a farmers market that takes place under a historically and architecturally significant former airplane hangar. Nevertheless, it can be subject to the criticisms of bland sameness levied at many planned communities—something that's hard to avoid when much of the housing is built at the same time by the same developer.
Hotness by the numbers
The median sales price for the three communities ranges from $300,000 to $578,000 (Mueller being the outlier, surprise!)—from somewhat below to well above the current median home price for the Austin metro area, which Redfin puts at $317,000. (A recent report from the Austin Board of Realtors put the 2019 median home price at $318,000 for the Austin-Round Rock area and at $395,000 within Austin city limits.) Homes in all three sell from 29.7 percent to 35.7 percent above list price and spend an average of just six to 10 days on the market—some of the shortest sales periods of any of the neighborhoods in Redfin's report.
Clearly, then, affordability is just one of the components that make these unlikely-seeming suburbs hot. Here are some of the nuances that tell the story of what makes each of these Austin neighborhoods appealing—a story that's partly about statistics but just as much about personal experience.
Wells Branch
Affordability does tell a lot of the story for the hottest neighborhood on the Austin list: Wells Branch, a fairly tiny community in Far North Austin. The study puts its 2019 median home price at $300,000. Redfin's site puts the January average—not median—at $244,000, and both the report and the neighborhood's current page on the site agree on a median of six days on the market.
The community was originally developed in the mid-1980s, with walking trails, a park, and a neighborhood elementary school. Many of the homes have been updated and upgraded since that time.
For some, such as longtime resident Rebecca Forbes, the suburban aspects are part of the appeal, as is the diversity that has come to characterize many such areas across the country. "My neighbors celebrate diverse cultural heritages" as well as being economically diverse, she says. She also appreciates its activism, which can take many forms, from a nearby church providing cold-weather shelter for people experiencing homelessness and meals for people experiencing food insecurity to a neighbor running for U.S. Congress. "The structure of the shared spaces encourages connections that I never experienced before moving here 19 years ago," says Forbes.
In addition to homes being updated, Forbes notes that "over time, the neighborhood has expanded and improved facilities put in by the developer," working with the Texas Parks Department to bring its pond and greenbelt "to a more natural state." There's also a long list of recreation- and community-oriented improvements, including a skate park, a library, and a meeting space. Its location between I-35 and MoPac, with easy access to US Highway 45, is also a plus, she says.
Not that Wells Branch is exactly the hinterlands: It's two miles from an HEB and convenient to the Domain, as well as being near the new Apple campus. The latter will likely only turn up the heat on the suburban sweet spot.
Brushy Creek
Brushy Creek is also in Far North Austin, not far from Wells Branch, but is considerably larger. The Redfin study lists its median sales price last year as $352,000, with around 32 percent of homes going for more than their listed price and spending 10 days on the market.
The planned community, part of which is in Williamson County, was developed over a longer period of time than Wells Branch (the late 1970s to the early 2000s) and that, combined with its larger size, makes the homes more varied.
Located about midway between Round Rock and Cedar Park, it's also close to current and future tech campuses and, perhaps equally or more important, in the much-praised Round Rock Independent School District.
Unsurprisingly, families with young children have a special appreciation for the suburb. "We moved here after living at the Y at Oak Hill, and before that Crestview," writes resident Monica Maldonado Williams in an email, "and for raising a family, nothing beats Brushy Creek. My kids can walk to their highly rated schools, neighbors make a point to know each other, homes are great, with just enough yard for little kids but not so much to make them ostentatious."
Williams calls the Brushy Creek Community Center its "heart and soul" for both its encouragement of healthy lifestyles and "some of the most fun events in Austin." The community's "miles-long trail system is gorgeous and widely used," she adds, "and I love that just about anywhere we go in the neighborhood, we know—or my kids know—someone. It's the third home that I've owned in Austin and my favorite neighborhood so far."
The planned Mueller development took awhile to get going after Austin's old city airport at the site closed in 1999, but since 2007, it has made up for lost time in energetic and prolific fashion, although it's still a work in progress, with more phased expansions underway.
Redfin lists its median sale price at $578,000—quite a bit over both the Austin metro and city medians—but it's still drawing homebuyers in droves. (It has also had an affordable housing component in place since it opened, and those numbers are likely not included in the report.) According to the study, almost 30 percent of home sales are above asking prices, and homes are on the market for an average of 10 days.
Mueller probably has the most varied housing stock of any of the three neighborhoods in the report, including single-family homes, townhomes, row houses, and garden homes, as well as a growing number of condominiums and rental apartments. It also features mixed-use buildings with a variety of businesses, including restaurants, bars, retail, and an Alamo Drafthouse; the Dell Children's Medical Center, Thinkery children's museum, and a new HEB are also nearby.
While Mueller is a younger neighborhood than Wells Branch and Brushy Creek, its central location and a development path meant to follow the prescription of what was then New Urbanism have brought some of the pressures (in addition to the prices) associated with older, central Austin neighborhoods.
"Watching Mueller expand since I moved there in 2008 has been a real journey," explains photographer and designer Shelley Hiam in an email. "What felt like a small neighborhood has evolved into a small town. The lake and trails make it easy to enjoy a short stroll to many retail and dining options—the twice-a-week farmers market is a personal favorite."
In some ways, the challenges are inherent in its popularity—although unlike Downtown, parts of South Austin, and the neighborhoods adjacent to them, it's popular in part because it offers a close-in alternative to noisier and more touristy parts of town or those seeking more change and excitement.
"The density of the neighborhood forces neighborliness (or highlights unneighborliness)," writes Hiam, "and the majority of amenities, neighborhood events, and shops lean heavily family-friendly. The density occasionally leads to parking issues and anxiety-inducing HEB trips, but that is easily outweighed by convenience and overall friendliness of the neighborhood."


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Revamped logo signifies Company's forward look into new business verticals Surveillance, LED TV and Tablets
Topnotch Infotronix, India's leading supplier of products and accessories for Computers, Consumer Electronics and Communication under the brand 'ZEBRONICS' has unveiled its new brand identity, symbolized by the introduction of a new logo that signifies its growth and transformation, and celebrates the culture of innovation built over the company's nearly two-decade history. Zebronics has also announced entry into new verticals Surveillance, LED TV and Tablets.
"The release of our new logo and visual brand marks a significant milestone and the beginning of a new phase for our company" said Rajesh Doshi, founder and Director of Zebronics. "Building on our tagline of 'Always Ahead', the new brand identity is intended to signify that we are moving forward by setting foot in new verticals while consolidating the existing footprint in peripherals and consumer electronics. As we are completing an existence of close to two decades, we enter a new era in our history, proud of how far we have come from when we were primarily known as a PC cabinets brand. We have evolved from a single product line to a multi-faceted portfolio, connecting with various types of consumers, while continuing to embody the brand value of offering best possible value and features at reasonable price. Continuing this legacy, we are excited and committed to establish our new brand and strengthen our position in different business segments."
The new logo embodies the new culture in Zebronics using a contemporary, simplified look and straight forward typography. Zebronics had already built up tremendous brand equity over the years for its iconic zebra-stripe look that would stand out in any display or packaging. That has been given a modern styling with a circular crop that incorporates the stripes as well as the letter 'Z'. The circular representation is balanced by the clean typography of the name 'Zebronics' below it, and the tagline 'Always Ahead'.
The Company has had a CAGR of around 30% through the last three years, in spite the slowing down of desktop market. Zebronics now targets a 100% growth this year. Said Rajesh Doshi, founder and Director, "We decided that a horizontal diversification of product portfolio would be our best bet for achieving the inorganic growth target we had set ourselves and to more fully utilize our resources and capabilities, as we reach our twentieth year. We looked at the many new opportunities. The surveillance equipment portfolio is the first of our major announcements that can be expected this year. We find that there is a huge vacuum at the affordable end of the market and lack of organized players who can back up with a good brand name, quality products, and full warranty support. Zebronics is already an established brand with 12,000 partners carrying our products into big cities and small towns alike. That will form the backbone of our new business unit."
It's a transformational moment for Zebronics. Entering into verticals and sectors where Zebronics can make a difference, sticking to core philosophy of value for money backed by innovative engineering, appealing design, reliability and service support. Zebronics also has aggressive plans for the mass-market consumer electronics sector with LED TVs and tablets, announcements for which are to follow within the year.
Zebronics also plans to go more aggressive in, its range of Sound Monster multimedia speakers range. "Speakers have shown a good growth and there are lot of opportunities in this segment" said Rajesh Doshi. Zebronics had also set up an full-fledged R&D center at Chennai to develop products that are hardy, resilient and suited to the Indian conditions. Zebronics expects a good boost from speaker business because of the R&D center. Zebronics will also continue to launch new products in the IT peripherals segment at regular intervals and is fully committed to this business.


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Chapter 1 – Harry Potter is Missing!
No one in the room remembered seeing Albus Dumbledore this visibly upset in recent memory. His normally genial face was grave, the warm eyes were unfocused and his shoulders had a distinct slump as if falling under a heavy weight as he unthinkingly stroked Fawkes, his phoenix familiar. Even when Order members were slain in the line of duty, his response was usually carefully controlled grief tinged by his aura of crackling power.
The elderly wizard was the Headmaster of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the Supreme Mugwump of the International Confederation of Wizards, the Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot and was widely recognized as the most powerful wizard of his time. He was as well-known for his unruffled good humor as for his garish apparel and rarely permitted others to see him as anything other than pleasant, optimistic and determined. As he listened to the soothing trill of the phoenix, his grim expression caused the other members of the Order of the Phoenix to become increasingly apprehensive.
Severus Snape stormed into the tension-filled room, his black robe billowing behind him and an expression of distaste on his sallow face. He inclined his head slightly to those present, then gave his attention to the Headmaster. "Albus, what has the brat done now that required me to put my potion in stasis at a critical point in the brewing?"
The Headmaster turned and nodded to the tall taciturn Potions Master without his normal smile of welcome. That alone caused the latecomer to pause in sudden uncertainty. "Thank you for joining us Severus. I wouldn't have summoned you if it weren't important. Harry Potter is missing."
"Missing?" Obsidian eyes narrowed. "For how long? I thought he wasn't allowed to leave his relative's yard."
"No one has seen him for nearly a week."
"Who interviewed his relatives?"
Nymphadora Tonks, the young metamorphmagus Auror, spoke up. "Moody and I spoke to them this morning after I realized that no one had seen him outside all week. Considering how Harry performs all their yard work, we should have seen him every few days. The Dursleys were reluctant to speak to us at first, but Moody…uh…persuaded them it would be in their best interest to answer our questions." She paused to send a half-hearted grin towards the older and scarred former Auror as she remembered the scene.
The huge Muggle man had blustered indignantly at the two Order members on his front step and attempted to slam the door in their face after declaring that he had no desire to speak with "freaks". Moody forced his artificial right leg into the door to prevent it from closing and then pushed his way into the house, drawing his wand smoothly as he moved. His magical artificial left eye was spinning as he scanned the house and directed the Muggles into their immaculate but nondescript living room. Tonks had to admit that Moody fully earned his nickname "Mad Eye" when he pinned the family with his intimidating glare.
The fat teenaged cousin of Harry tried to hide behind his horse-faced mother while his red-faced and hefty father spit out "Now see here! This is MY house and I will not tolerate…"
His tirade wound down abruptly when Moody fixed the spinning eye on him and raised his wand towards the other man's throat. His voice was dangerously quiet as he hissed "I will ask only once. Where is Harry Potter?"
Shifting his eyes down to the wand, the Muggle answered "The ungrateful whelp left a note on the kitchen table one morning and disappeared before we were up. He left his chores unfinished and…"
Moody stabbed the wand at him and the Muggle found himself silenced. Tonks questioned Harry's Aunt. "Do you still have the note? What day did he leave?"
Petunia Dursley nodded her head towards her imitation Victorian escritoire. "I put it in the middle drawer. I knew someone would show up eventually after the unappreciative brat disappeared. He couldn't even be bothered to explain his absence himself to you…people…himself."
Tonks quickly walked to the desk, preferring to leave Moody to hold the family in check. A folded parchment was in the desk, wrinkled as if it had been crumpled into a ball and then smoothed out again.
Aunt Petunia,
I am leaving for the rest of the summer and taking my things with me. Although I sent a note to my friends, if anyone comes looking for me, please let them know that I am safe and will return to Hogwarts for the start of the term.
Thank you,
Moody picked up after Tonks finished her narrative to Snape. "We examined his room. There was no residual magic, dark or otherwise in his room or elsewhere in the house. The note had Potter's aura on it, so he did write it. Whether under duress or not is unknown. Essentially, he's disappeared without a trace."
The Potions Master scowled his displeasure. "That arrogant idiot! Has anyone spoken with Granger or the younger Weasleys to see if he gave them any information?" He glared at the older red-headed Weasley twins who had only recently joined the Order.
The Headmaster spoke up as the twins vehemently shook their heads. "Molly returned to the Burrow to talk to young Ron. She should be back momentarily."
Even as he finished speaking there was a whoosh at the fireplace and the auburn-haired matriarch of the Weasley clan stepped out. Brushing off the soot with one hand, she held up a note with the other. "Harry's owl delivered a note to Ron five days ago. It says only that he's going to be away for the remainder of the summer, will be safe and looks forward to seeing them for the start of the new term. He also asks Ron to please take care of Hedwig until he returns."
Mad Eye Moody growled "Should have had a tether spell on the boy, Albus. I know the young folks mock me for advocating 'constant vigilance', but attention and watchfulness might have prevented this."
Molly turned to glare at Moody, as fierce in her defense of the missing boy as if he was one of her own. "Harry was not a prisoner, Alastor! Now I don't know why he decided to leave his Muggle home, but to forcibly bind him there? That's outrageous!" Moody shrugged at her.
George and Fred Weasley looked at each other and shared a silent message. Predictably, their mother noticed the exchanged glance and the nearly imperceptible head movements. "Did you boys know about this? Why didn't you say something?"
George spoke up first. "No Mum, we didn't know."
Fred added "But we certainly aren't surprised." The twins began speaking quickly, finishing the other's sentences.
"You say you don't know why he decided to leave…"
"…but why is anyone surprised? It's not like he was ever happy there…."
"…nearly starved, worked like a house elf…"
"…locks on his bedroom door, bars on his bedroom window…"
"…called a freak and a waste of space…"
"…left alone to deal with his grief over his godfather's death…."
"…would you have left one of your children alone to cope after witnessing a loved one's death, Mum?"
Molly Weasley's irate expression dropped as her tender heart melted. "No, I would have been happy to have Harry at the Burrow all summer. He shouldn't have been left to mourn alone. He needed support and comfort, not more abuse." She turned to glower at Albus Dumbledore, but paused at the distressed expression on the elderly wizard's face.
Albus sat down heavily in his chair and sighed deeply. "We'll have to do what we can to find him without alerting Voldemort that he's no longer under the protection of the blood wards. Alastor, please work with Kingsley and Tonks to develop a covert search strategy. Severus, let us know if Voldemort gives any indication that he's aware Harry is absent. If we don't find him before the end of the summer, we'll just have to hope that he is indeed safe and able to return to Hogwarts as he stated for the start of the term."
After a brief discussion, the Order members left the room leaving the Headmaster and Fawkes alone. The phoenix trilled a question to the Headmaster. The elderly wizard's voice was deep with regret. "I did what I thought was best. I thought he was handling Sirius' death. After all, Harry hadn't known him that long. I thought he understood how important the blood wards were. But I forgot that I was dealing with a sixteen year old boy. They have a hard enough time at that age without all the trials Harry has endured." The Headmaster shook his head in remorse and resumed stroking his familiar, giving them both comfort. He dearly hoped that Harry was safe.


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My friend brought me a Xtreamer Q mobile phone with broken screen, clockworkmode is working, but USB debugging mode is disabled, I found some posts about how to enable it from adb i tried them and none of them worked. here :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13326806/enable-usb-debugging-through-clockworkmod-with-adb and from this tutorial i learnt how to edit build.prop file.
http://www.modaco.com/topic/328943-quick-guide-to-modifying-buildprop-with-adb/ the commands i have used are: adb pull, adb remount, adb push. While i was under clockworkmode i mounted system and i pulled build.prop then i added this line to it persist.service.adb.enable=1, used remount then pushed the file after that reboot, but i couldn't find the device in adb when it have booted normaly. Next i tried to set adb_enabled to 1 in /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db by following some steps from here
ttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=774507 and it also didn't worked "The device was not listed". Also i have tried this zip file from clockworkmode it didn't work too...
Install adb enabled setting from zip
My phone do not support USB org cable
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Welcome back, friends!
We are hopping along with the Inspiration Team today to show off the new background stamps with UNITY STAMPS! These are cling rubber stamps and the quality is so amazing. The stamps themselves are slightly larger than an A2 sized card front, so it is easy to stamp a full background to begin creating with.
The last release with Unity gave us FOUR new stamps to play with. Let's take a look!
This first background stamp is called VINTAGE BURLAP. Stamped out, it gives you the texture and feel of a piece of burlap. Great for mixed media pieces, or even just adding a bit of texture to the look and feel of your cards!
This background is so stunning! This is the LACE BACKGROUND, and it is so detailed! This looks amazing stamped out in any of our surface inks, or embossed in our ultra fine embossing powder to show off all the detail!
This next stamp, HEART SWIRL, is so fun! Full of doodle-y designs and hearts, this one can be dressed up with a playful sentiment, or used with softer colors for a love or sympathy card.
Our last background to show you today is this gorgeous FLORAL TAPESTRY one. These floral images even have a distressed and textured design etched into them, so when you stamp it looks like a fabric tapestry! This is a gorgeous background to use all on its own, or stamp it over die cuts or fussy cut the flowers out. So many options!
Alright! Now that you have seen the new backgrounds from Untity, let's get hopping and see what the team has created! With such amazing stamps to work with, you will be sure to be inspired! Happy hopping!
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Home is the place where one feels comfortable and can enjoy peace after a hectic day outside. The routine and the way things are at your home keep you at peace as you know where everything is and how you can find what you need. But as time passes, our minds ask for some little changes in the arrangements, schemes, and the way things look. So the best thing to do is to take care of the home improvement tasks and ask yourself is it time to consider a remodel?
The renovation and remodeling projects always are exciting as they give a new feel and a new life to the place where they are applied. You can go from any small-scale renovation project to some really large and messy one, it all depends upon what you are looking for, how much mess you are ready to take, and most importantly the budget you have in hand for the project.
The kitchen is the most important part of the house and for several homes, the family gathers to eat there at least once every day. This is often the place where maximum traffic and maximum work is going on all the time. this is the reason why it is the most likely to face wear and tear and going for a renovation project for the kitchen would be the best.
One thing that you need to keep in mind when you are considering your kitchen remodeling is to choose someone capable of providing you with the best kitchen remodel. The best remodel boulder has to offer, can be found easily, but you need to make sure that you have checked for the most reliable and trusted name in this regard. Taking a look at their previous projects and checking what they are capable of delivering, you would be able to select the best and most reliable name in this field.
Once you know who to go with for the kitchen remodeling, it would be easier to select the ideas for this purpose and to know which way to go. There are so many things that you can do in your kitchen only that would make it look beautiful and would enhance the space and functionality of your old kitchen.
Winter is the best season for considering kitchen remodels as well, so buckle up and get started.


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I think Penn & Teller have some good "Did you know..." resources regarding recycling - just kidding, of course. Used Oil & Filter Facts (California Integrated Waste Management Board) http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/UsedOil/Facts.htm Ryan -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of RecycleBizCzar Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 11:51 AM To: GreenYes Subject: [GreenYes] Household Hazardous Waste - Interesting Facts Does anyone have some good "Did you know..." facts for chemicals typically collected at a Household Hazardous Waste collection? We're looking for things along the lines of: "If not recycled one quart of used motor oil could pollute 250,000 gallons of drinking water."* -- Please cite sources! Russ *Fact from 2003 America Recycles Day, Inc. ____________________________________________________________________________ COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO EMAIL DISCLAIMER: This email and any attachments thereto may contain private, confidential, and privileged material for the sole use of the intended recipient. Any review, copying, or distribution of this email (or any attachments thereto) by other than the County of Sacramento or the intended recipient is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender immediately and permanently delete the original and any copies of this email and any attachments thereto. _____________________________________________________________________________ --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GreenYes" group. To post to this group, send email to email@example.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to email@example.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/GreenYes?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~--- |
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Polymer 1
What is polymer?
Polymer is a piece of Google tech that they've launched, which is basically a library on top of the web components spec. It gives you some nice magic on top of web components such as data binding and syntactic sugar.
Before going to the polymer summit in 2016, I'd played around with the starter kit (which is super helpful) and had a read up of the docs and pre-existing elements too (more on them later). If you want to find the docs there here.
A little background on web components for those who haven't heard that much about it, *anyone else skip this bit*. The point of web components is to expand on the limited amount of html elements allowing you to plug and play with your own elements without having to write out all the code all over again.
It does this by having names such as
Like standard html elements they can have attributes which you can define. With polymer, they can also have their own CSS and functions too all in the same element so its easy to see what's going on. This is a simple overview and if you want more details you can read up in the docs.
Polymer Starter Kit
This is a repo in their Github which you can download and gives you a awesome base to start any project you might want to work on. It also gives you a good intro into how projects can be organised and loads of comments on what the code is doing too!
I found it super handy to get my head around it and I personally like how its organised, it makes a lot of sense to me. They also have a pretty large library of pre-made components which you can include into your projects which gives you some pretty powerful tools with very little effort, all you have to do is bower install it and then include it like you would any other html.
I would definitely recommend getting hands on with it before you try work on something from scratch.
Why I like Polymer
Following on from the trend toward 'mircoservices' and componentising of services, it makes a lot of sense to me for this to be extended to the front end too.
I also really like how elements are organised and how they recommend to structure your projects, like I say it just makes sense to me and I find it easy to understand and get to grips with.
Also, its just plain HTML, CSS and JS, there aren't any huge frameworks to import or get to grips with, there's very little learning curve with it as its just using the web 'platform' #UseThePlatform
For larger teams, it also allows everyone to split the work up between them and just plug it all together when it comes to it, so far, I've not really had chance to test the theory on this and see the proof in the pudding, other larger companies have found it to work for them.
I also really like how the team supporting the project is both super engaging on GitHub and in the polymer slack channel and their mind set when it comes to building web apps, how you should really think about the users end experience not just making everything fancy but take an age to load and to use what the platform in terms of the web and browsers already give you.
There is also a growing community creating elements for all sorts of purposes and the Polymer team are helping to grow that community with this library of elements, including having their own on there. You can find it here (I promise that's the last link from me).
So, I'm a big fan of this right now, and if you're going to do something on the web I would highly recommend taking a look at Polymer.


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The average household will save around £30 a year on energy bills from 2017 as a result of a shake-up of the Government's energy efficiency scheme, Chancellor George Osborne announced today in the Autumn Statement.
The current Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme, which helps pay for households to make energy efficiency improvements and runs until March 2017, will be replaced with a new, cheaper household energy efficiency scheme from April 2017.
There's nothing you need to do to claim the saving – it should just be reflected in cheaper energy bills as suppliers will no longer have to meet such demanding energy efficiency targets.
What is the ECO scheme?
The ECO is a scheme that obligates larger energy suppliers to improve the energy efficiency of homes, for example with free insulation or boilers.
It was introduced in 2013 alongside the Green Deal – according to the latest figures, almost 1.6 million ECO measures had been installed by the end of September this year. An Ofgem report earlier this year estimated that ECO costs around £40/year on the average bill.
How will the new energy efficiency scheme work?
The Government says the new scheme, which will replace the ECO, will upgrade the energy efficiency of over 200,000 homes, saving those homes up to £300 off their average annual bill.
However there are very few details yet on how this will actually work or what you'll be able to get funding for under the scheme.
A Treasury spokesperson told us a consultation will be held in due course on the details of the scheme.
How much will households save?
A projection published today alongside the Autumn Statement sets out the savings predicted as a result of replacing the ECO and other changes to green policies, including a shake-up of the Renewables Obligation and feed-in tariff schemes. It estimates the average household will save £30 on an annual bill in 2017-18, rising to £35 in 2020-21.
It's not yet clear what steps the Government will take to ensure savings are passed on to energy users though. We've put a series of questions to the Treasury and Department of Energy & Climate Change and will update this story as soon as we're told more.
Warm Home Discount extended
The Government has also announced that the Warm Home Discount will be extended until the winter of 2020-2021. The Warm Home Discount gives certain low-income households a one-off reduction of £140 on their electricity bills – this discount is pegged to rise with inflation.


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A group of scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has now managed to use nanotechnology to engineer spinach to send emails warning us about climate change.
The new technology — named "plant nanobionics" — involves turning spinach into sensors that can detect explosive materials like nitroaromatics. When the plants' roots detect this compound, which is often found in bombs and landmines, a signal is emitted via the carbon nanotubes running through the spinach leaves.
The signal is then picked up by an infrared camera, which triggers an email alert to researchers, notifying them of signs of climate change. This new experiment is one of the latest breakthroughs within a larger field of engineering which hopes to incorporate electronic components and systems into plants and vegetation.
Source: Hypebeast
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Georgia Tech's School of Public Policy will be hosting a Graduate Open House on Thursday, October 27th at the D.M. Smith Building on campus. There will be discussion on the program and career paths, discussions with students, faculty, and alumni, and free food!
Please RSVP here: https://goo.gl/forms/on68mp4piDlfCt4U2 if you plan on attending, or stop by from 10 am to 4 pm.
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text: Mega Fans are eagerly waiting for the promotional updates of Chiranjeevi starrer Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy. While the Konidela Productions have already announced the release date of the film on October 2, they are planning to unveil the audio on September 18 on a grand scale. The venue will be announced soon, and the promotional activities will commence from then on a full-fledged scale. The team of Sye Raa is also planning for a huge pre-release event. For now, Sye Raa director Surender Reddy and the other technical crew are working on the post-production works and the final edit version. Kamal Kannan is handling the VFX department. Sye Raa is a period film made on the massive budget of over 250 crores. Sye Raa casts Chiranjeevi, Amitabh Bachchan, Sudeep, Jagapathi Babu, Vijay Sethupathi, Nayanthara, Ravi Kishan and Tamannaah in central roles.


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United States -- Army -- History -- Mexican War, 1846-1848
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Charles P. Deyerle Papers
Identifier: MS-0191
Scope and Contents
The papers contain 12 items from the career of Charles P. Deyerle. Included are documents dating from his medical studies and his service in the United States Army. Also included are miscellaneous clippings.
Robert E. Lee Mexican War Maps.
Identifier: MS-0277
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of 30 original military maps owned by Robert E. Lee. The bulk (28 items) were used by Lee in Mexico, 1846-1848, when he was serving as a Captain in the U.S. Army Engineers Corps. Two of the maps were drawn by Lee and bear his signature. These maps comprise one of the most comprehensive cartographic resources for the study of the Mexican War.
In addition to the Mexican War material, the collection contains two Crimean War era maps - Sevastopol and Kronstadt -...
Stonewall Jackson Papers
Identifier: MS-0102
The Stonewall Jackson Papers
consist primarily of Jackson's outgoing personal
correspondence for the years 1844-1860. The collection also
contains a relatively small number of Civil War era papers, as
well as the papers of Mary Anna Morrison Jackson, his second
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On behalf of Michael Brooks of Law Offices of Michael A. Brooks posted in blog on Thursday, January 18, 2018.
A sublease is a rental agreement between a tenant and a subtenant who will be renting out a portion, or all, of an already rented space from the current tenant. The subtenant pays rent to the tenant, now the sublessor, who is responsible for the rent payments to the original landlord. For small business owners looking to rent a small space, subleasing can be a more affordable option. However, as with any lease, there are pros and cons which the renter should consider carefully before signing a lease.
Pros of subleasing
Subleasing a space can be cheaper than renting an exclusive space and the affordability makes it appealing for new business owners. A sublease can be easier to obtain, without all the credit requirements of a standard commercial lease. Generally, sublease rates are a flat rate fee and more straightforward.
Renters only looking to rent a small space may be drawn to a sublease, allowing them to only rent the amount of space they need. If the sublessor wishes to move before the original lease is up, the tenant has the option to rent the entire space. Also, most sublease spaces are turnkey ready.
Depending on the building location and set up, subleases can provide access to common areas, storage rooms and other shared spaces at a reduced cost. Tenants may also be able to use existing office technology, such as a fax machine or copier. Additionally, a sublease may also give you access to internet service and security systems.
Subleasing pitfalls
Some of the issues with subleasing arise simply because you must go through the sublessor, who then must reach out to the landlord. This can cause delays for any maintenance needs. Going through an unresponsive middleman can be frustrating when you need something fixed.
Also, when subleasing a space you sacrifice privacy. You are limited by however the space is decorated and laid out. Subleasing from similar professionals can help with this problem, since they likely have similar needs.
When reviewing a sublease, make sure to ask to review the original lease as well. The sublessor may attempt to pass along unfavorable lease terms, such as fees, to you. You will also want to make sure the original lease permits subleasing. If the sublessor defaults on their loan, you could lose the leased space even if you were paying the sublessor.
A lease, even a sublease, is a binding legal document. Before signing, review all the terms and get clarification on anything you do not understand. Don't get stuck in a subpar sublease simply because you didn't understand what you were signing.
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When your tooth is badly infected, it loses its integrity, causing it to rot away. The tooth's infection may then spread to the other teeth in your mouth. To prevent this from happening, your dental experts at Wambaugh Dental may recommend endodontic therapy. With this treatment, we can remove the infection and ensure that your teeth can stay healthy in the future. To learn more about this treatment option, reach out to Wambaugh Dental today at 281.501.7849.
What is Endodontic Therapy?
Endodontic therapy, also known as a root canal, is a relatively painless treatment that aims at clearing infection and protecting the tooth from subsequent infections.
When a tooth is cracked or has a deep cavity, bacteria can enter the pulp tissue, and germs can cause infection. If left untreated, an abscess may form. If the infected tissue is not removed, pain and swelling can result.
This infection not only puts your jawbones at risk for injury, but it is also detrimental to your overall health. Without the proper treatment, your tooth may have to be removed.
Teeth that require endodontic therapy are not always painful. However, signs you may need a root canal include:
- Severe toothache
- Pain upon chewing or application of pressure
- Prolonged sensitivity to heat or cold
- Dark discoloration of the tooth
- Swelling and tenderness in the nearby gums
What Happens During Endodontic Therapy?
Root canal treatment involves one to three visits during which your endodontist removes the affected tissue. After the tissue is removed, the interior of the tooth will be cleaned and sealed.
Finally, the tooth is filled with a dental composite. If your tooth had extensive decay, your doctor might suggest placing a crown to strengthen and protect the tooth from breakage. As long as you continue to care for your teeth and gums with regular brushing, flossing, and checkups, your restored tooth can last a lifetime.
Most teeth can be saved by endodontic therapy. However, tooth extraction may be necessary if:
- Roots are severely fractured
- The tooth does not have the adequate bone support
- The tooth cannot be restored
- Root canals are not accessible
Endodontic therapy is intended to help save your tooth from extraction. Missing teeth can make you self-conscious, affect your ability to bite and chew, cause other healthy teeth to shift, and harm your overall health. By choosing to receive endodontic therapy, you are choosing to keep your smile healthy and beautiful for years to come.
How To Prevent Infection
To prevent the need for endodontic therapy, the best thing to do is maintain proper oral health habits. In other words, you should do your best to brush your teeth at least twice a day and floss regularly. You may also want to use a mouthwash that the American Dental Association has approved.
Also, you should make sure you make and attend dentist appointments at least twice a year. Your dentist will clean your teeth and ensure that you do not have any cavities that may require endodontic treatments.
Contact Wambaugh Dental
At Wambaugh Dental, our goal is to ensure that your teeth stay healthy. One way we do that is through preventative care options and, if necessary, through endodontic treatment. We also offer a range of other treatment options, including:
Don't let your infected teeth ruin your beautiful, healthy smile. With the help of our endodontic therapy options, we can remove the infection and ensure that the rest of your teeth remain infection-free. Reach out to Wambaugh Dental today at 281.501.7849, or contact us online to learn more about our treatment options or how a root canal can help you.


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A classroom full of preschoolers can be such a ride. Most of the time, it is a delightful experience filled with excitement and energy. However, it can get messy every day, especially if activities require a lot of arts and crafts and other materials. If you are running a preschool class, you should keep your classroom clean and organized daily.
Organizing the Classroom
At first, keeping the classroom organized can seem overwhelming. There are different things to prioritize, especially the kids' safety and accessibility. With the appropriate tools and storage space made by professionals like a furniture manufacturing company, you will be able to maintain a tidy classroom. It is important to establish a routine with your preschoolers so that the act of cleaning up will eventually become a norm for them. Be creative with how you engage with your students, instilling in them that cleaning could be fun.
Accessible Storage
Students need accessible storage to get and put away their materials. Whether it be art materials, toys, books, and other classroom essentials, the storage spaces must be within reach for the preschoolers. Make sure that the design of school makerspace furniture pieces is functional for young students as well. You have to double-check if the storage spaces are safe for kids and that harmful tools like scissors and other sharp objects must be placed in storage spaces that are difficult to reach. It is also important to establish where certain materials should be kept, so preschoolers know their designated areas.
Designated Cleaning Times
Setting a routine is very important, especially if you want to ensure cleanliness in the classroom. Keeping a regular schedule of daily activities and when to clean and pack up the materials and classroom chairs should be established. A predictable routine will instill a sense of discipline among the students, which will benefit the overall organization of the classroom. Allow your students to get acclimatized to routine designated cleaning times.
Make Cleaning Fun
Because you are working with kids, you have to be creative in making cleaning fun for them. Most kids may look at cleaning up as a tedious chore, however, you have the power to make tidying up the classroom an enjoyable experience. You can incorporate stories, dances, and role-playing games when it is time to tidy up the classroom. Keep your kids excited about each activity, and introduce the task of cleaning up as something fun and playful.
Keeping your classroom clean could be a challenging task, especially if you are dealing with preschoolers. Kids are usually filled with so much energy that playtime could be very messy at the end. As you maintain cleanliness in your classroom, you also need to keep in mind that your students are safe and that sharp objects are far from reach. However, you also need to ensure that storage places are accessible, that cleaning routines are established, and that cleaning time is fun and engaging. It would be great if you could make your students realize that tidying up the classroom does not have to be tiring; it could be fun and playful too.


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1) Tell us a little about yourself and your background.
My name's Benjamine Lee i was born and raised in Richmond California, i grew up in a music environment, my father is a musician and my mother is a singer for our church choir. I've always had a passion for music ever since i was a little boy.
I remember writing rhymes in my books instead of doing homework or taking notes in class, i told myself even as a kid that i want to make music for a living, i felt as if the microphone was the only way i could express myself as the person i am instead of hiding behind a mask to please others.
And so I continued writing and writing until i entered middle school then i stopped for a few years to focus on school. I came back to the music game once i hit junior year of high school, back then i was known as "KayzTheKid" but the name didn't stick long enough.
I gained views and some fans but i wasn't happy. so I dropped the name last month to refresh myself as the person i am. going into the music business without a stage name is risky but i want others to listen to my music and to remember me for me.
I self taught myself how to record and produce music from struggling every night for the last few years. i'm still learning but i enjoy every second of it.
2) Who were some of your musical influences coming up?
The people i looked up to and found inspiration in their music to start writing were eminem futuristic, jewlz (Now known as justin Torres), D-Pryde (Now known as Pryde), Lil Crazed, logic, Machine gun kelly and Jon Bellion.
3) How would you describe yourself as an artist? Has your style changed much over the years?
As an artist i'll describe myself as. . passionate, because behind every word i say you could feel a little bit of my soul backing up my words. My style has changed a lot over the years, from battling to amazing flow, even to slow and lyrical words.
4) What's your process like for making music? Do you have a set routine or does it vary track by track?
I do have this routine i have to writing songs. I sit down and listen to the beat for a few seconds, just to get into the feel and the vibes of the style. After i listen to the beat i grab my phone and begin to type down words, flowing with the beat, from there i rap the verse as if i'm performing on stage.
Each time i come to the end of the sentence i add onto it by free styling whatever i feel will fit better in the song. i repeat the performance as many times as i have to until i finish typing the whole song out. the fastest time I've ever finished a song would be 1 whole day. non stop writing and rapping.
5) Can you run me through the making of your latest project? Where were the studio vibes like?
The last project i did was a song called "Steady going" produced by 88KBeats. i don't have a budget or the resources to go to a actual studio, so i saved up some money over the years to buy the equipment i need to record my songs. originally the plan was to record a full album with 88kbeats but life got in the way but it's understandable. so I've been sitting on the project for a few weeks, rewriting and re-recording each time to get the sound i wanted for the project.
6) What sort of independent hip-hop promotion and marketing are you doing to differentiate yourself from other artists?
I've haven't been doing anything different. I've been promoting my content on facebook, twitter, instagram and soundcloud. hoping that fans will help share my content around with their friends and family.
7) What are you thoughts on the current state of hip-hop music today?
In Hip-Hop today i feel it isn't going so good. i do like some artist in the game right now but i feel as if a person has money they could pay for the spot that takes hard work and dedication to earn.
8) What music are you listening to these days? Anyone in hip-hop really blowing your mind?
The type of music i'm listing to now a days are music from logic, jon bellion, futuristic, kevin gates and Machine gun kelly. I've been really into Logics new album "Bobby Tarantino" and Machine gun kellys album "General admission"
9) If you could work with any artist you wanted, what would be your dream collaboration?
If i could work with any artist i wanted it would defiantly be logic. He's really passionate about his music, his fans, his future and he just wants to have fun doing what he loves. i feel as if i could connect with him even if we didn't have the same life style growing up. if we could have Machine gun kelly, jon bellion, logic and futuristic on one song it will be amazing! best song ever!
10) What has been the best moment in your music career so far?
The best moment in my music career will have to be when one of my songs hit passed 1K hands down. I know that doesn't seem like a lot but to me having that many people listen to my craft even if it was a mistake still blows my mind! i just want other people to notice me and enjoy the content i'm trying hard every day and night to put out.
11) So what's next for you?
My next move is to continue writing more songs and collaborate with more artist around the world. right now i am making no type of income from anything, everything I've been doing, collaborating with other artist, making videos, shooting videos. have been free. but i am looking to make some type of income just so i could continue putting out a little bit of my soul in every song.


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If women are still faking it, don't be fooled. Men are too. The question is, what, precisely are they faking?
I would've never believed that in the 21st century, women are still faking orgasms. But it's not my word you have to take. It's the women I work with. Let me clarify, some women.
The fact that it's any woman at all is what boggles the mind. And in my work, when it's necessary to dig a little deeper, I find out a) why women do this, and b) why it boggles my mind.
"I'm afraid to hurt his feelings, Michelle"
"I'm afraid to tell him what I want, Michelle"
"I'm just not that into it, anyway, Michelle"
Basically, the reason some women do this has nothing to do with them, and everything to do with him. Which means, that in the 21st century, people are having sex for all the wrong reasons. Mind boggling. Yet strangely enough, men are just as culpable.
Men are faking orgasms too, just not in the way one might think.
What men have a tendency to fake–or let me clarify, some men–is fulfillment. Some men will fake being fulfillled in their relationship. Which put me exactly where I was when I realized women were still faking it!
Still? In the 21st century? Evidently.
"I'm afraid to hurt her feelings, Michelle"
"I'm afraid to hurt her feelings, Michelle"
"I'm afraid to hurt her feelings, Michelle"
Purported to be the more reasonable of the sexes, it never fails: Some men can be emotional babies (sorry, but it's true) when it comes to feelings.
They are so fearful of hurting her feelings, they lie (e.g., "Missionary's great, honey" … "That sounds like a great day with the kids" … "I'd be happy to"). Naturally this ends with things not being said. Things that need to be said in order to give her a chance to make things better. Same thing with the ladies.
By faking it, they don't give him/her/them/heart's desire the chance to make things better. But don't take my word for it. Take my clients' … because they told me. Or, at least some of them did.


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Isn't it funny how sometimes you stumble on to something and it quietly astonishes you? I did recently while catching up on current events. One of my news feeds brought forth a headline that really caught my eye: "The 2014 Numbers Are In: FDA's Orphan Drug Program Shatters Records." I clicked on it and up came "FDA Law Blog" published by patent law firm Hyman, Phelps & McNamara. And I paused for a second. I'm not sure why I was surprised by the source. In retrospect suppose I was expecting a more mainstream industry media outlet, you know, like, ahem, PharmaManufacturing.com (if you haven't visited lately, click on over, we've upgraded the whole place).
Shameless plugs aside, I read with astonishment a brilliant little piece of data-driven journalism that for once painted the U.S. regulators' activities in a positive light offering clearly data points that succinctly revealed just how successful the FDA's Office of Orphan Products Development (OOPD) has been at supporting drug innovation since 1983.
Self-identified blog "master" Kurt R. Karst explained he and his colleagues often cull data from the FDA's "Orphan Drug Designations and Approvals database" to get metrics relevant to their practice and their clients' interests. According to Karst, the firm historically follows three metrics: 1) the number of orphan drug designation requests received by OOPD; 2) the number of orphan drug designation requests granted by OOPD; and 3) the number of orphan drugs approved.
"In 2014," writes Karst, "records were shattered for all three metrics, with an astounding 467 designation requests (a nearly 35 percent increase over 2013), an astonishing 293 orphan drug designations granted (a nearly 13 percent increase over 2013), and a whopping 49 orphan drug approvals (a 53 percent increase over 2013). 'Wow!' That's an amazing output for FDA's orphan drug program (and, in particular, for OOPD)." Nice cull Hyman, Phelps & McNamara. Karst sums up OOPD's track record: "When we add up all of the numbers since 1983, FDA has approved 511 orphan drugs, granted 3,280 orphan drug designations, and received 4,738 orphan drug designation requests."
According to OOPD its mission is to advance the evaluation and development of products (drugs, biologics, etc.) that demonstrate promise for the diagnosis and/or treatment of rare diseases or conditions. "The program," declares the OOPD's home page, "has successfully enabled the development and marketing of more than 400 drugs and biologic products for rare diseases since 1983."
Wait just a minute I thought to myself, that figure is 111 approvals out of date. My astonishment continued as I cast about for any other coverage of this better-than-average news, especially for a government agency. To my surprise, I could not search my way to another source reporting the fact that the OOPD was able to approve a record 49 orphan-status drugs in 2014. My search of the FDA's website revealed little more than the database mentioned in Karst's blog, and even OOPD's news page had nothing mentioning their big year. In fact, the closest thing I found was a brief mention of the program's recent success (Q1 performance metrics) in a power point presentation. Apparently, the agency wants to keep this news quiet; I think somebody should call their PR communicators.
All that notwithstanding, it's a shame the news isn't getting national attention. For years Orphan Drug Designation program has provided orphan status to drugs and biologics which are defined as those intended for the safe and effective treatment, diagnosis or prevention of rare diseases/disorders that affect fewer than 200,000 people or that affect more than 200,000 persons but their owners are not expected to recover the costs of developing or marketing the drug.
"So what does it all mean?" asks Karst. "Clearly orphan drugs are trending up — way up! And there's no indication of a slowdown any time soon." Unequivocally, Hyman, Phelps & McNamara's analysis reveals that the Orphan Drug Act has been a true success. Orphan drugs have many parents, but you'd think at least one them would want to brag about their kid's accomplishments!


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With gratitude, the Cambodian Government expressed its appreciation to HaRUM for hardship of entering Cambodia through the Vietnamese border to deliver the Qurban and Akikah donation from Malaysia. We were accompanied by the General Nov Sary of the Cambodian military to make this quest successful.
Our spirit of Merdeka is enlivened in the soul as a sign of Malaysian delegation who came to bring peace and unity of nusantara. In addition to the Sea sports season that took place in Malaysia this year.
The ceremony commenced with delivering 10 cows at Kampung Kiv Siema, located one hour from the Vietnam – Cambodian border. Tears accompanied our farewell as we sense the family attachment when we recite our prayer and pray together during our stay here.
Then Next we move to the Maahad Tahfiz Al Quran Ustaz Ariffin to deliver the musical instruments to school for Maulid event and Qurban cows. Two of our volunteers stay here for few day to help them in learning of basic foundation of islam how to play the instrument for qasidah.
Then we went to few more locations nearby AlMubarak Mosque and then we proceed to next location to the Senoul Mosque which located far inland deliver the Qurban meats. We were welcomed with lunch prepared by the locals, although living in poverty, they still welcome us as guests with joy and happiness.
We felt grateful for the opportunity ALLAH gave us to serve our country Malaysia in collaboration with the Cambodia government through General Nov Sary for humanitarian and Qurban missions this year. There is nothing that can buy a happiness that bound with ALLAH.


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The Trump administration and House Democrats have yet to reach a coronavirus relief deal, and billions in agriculture funding and food assistance increases hang in the balance as the high-level talks move slowly.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows have been working over the last week to get to some agreement, but both sides have reported being very far apart in their negotiations.
But after a roughly three-hour meeting with Mnuchin and Meadows Saturday morning (the longest so far), Pelosi and Schumer emerged in a brighter mood than before.
"We're not close yet but it was a productive discussion and each side knows where they're at," Schumer told reporters Saturday afternoon, noting there's still a ways to go. He said staff from both sides will be meeting Sunday and the four would meet again Monday.
"I think we would also characterize the discussions as the most productive we've had to date," Mnuchin told reporters, but cautioned there's still a lot of work to do.
Mnuchin said there is clearly a desire on the part of congressional Democrats to do an entire package. "We've made it clear that we're willing to deal with short-term issues and pass something quickly and come back to the larger issues. So we're at an impasse on that," he said.
Despite virus relief talks staying close to the top, Sen. John Boozman of R-Ark., a top Republican on the Senate Ag Committee, and top Democrat Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., say they are discussing ag provisions.
"Regarding the ag piece, I think we could sit down with our counter parts ... again and hammer out the ag aspect but there's so many moving parts to this that affects so many different things, it really makes it difficult," Boozman told Agri-Pulse.
Stabenow said Thursday an increase in food assistance should be in the upcoming package, something Pelosi also mentioned in her Friday press briefing. It was not included in the GOP's proposal, but was in the House-passed HEROES Act.
Stabenow noted she's had discussions with Senate Ag Committee Chair Pat Roberts and Boozman on increasing the maximum benefit in the Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program by 15% but received no commitments so far.
"What we are talking about is very modest," Stabenow told Agri-Pulse. "We're talking about (Republicans) objecting to less than a dollar a day." She also wants the minimum SNAP benefit increased from $16 a month to $30.
Boozman said he understands the importance of SNAP and does not want people to go hungry, especially children who could potentially miss out on school meals if some school districts do not reopen this fall.
There's also the matter of how to handle the language authorizing new direct payments to producers. Stabenow says she's worried about giving flexibility to Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue with the new funding, something House Ag Committee Chair Collin Peterson, D-Minn., has also shared.
The House was scheduled adjourn for August recess last Friday but Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., told members to keep their schedules open.
"We will not start the August district work period until we pass appropriate COVID-19 relief," Hoyer told members on the House floor Friday morning.
Hoyer said they will be given at least 24 hours' notice before the House will be called back into session. The Senate is scheduled to adjourn this Friday but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters earlier in the week he would keep everyone posted if things change.
Here is a list of agriculture or rural-related events scheduled for this week in Washington and elsewhere:
Monday, August 3
4 p.m. — USDA Crop Progress report
Tuesday, August 4
State primary elections in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington
Wednesday, August 5
10 a.m. — Senate Commerce oversight hearing on the Federal Trade Commission
Thursday, August 6
3 p.m. — USDA Agricultural Land Values report
Friday, August 7
Noon — Farm Credit East hosts webinar on 2020 Midyear Dairy Outlook
For more news, go to: www.Agri-Pulse.com


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Basic Anatomy of a Family Estate Plan
Everyone needs an estate plan, regardless of your age, stage in life, and the amount of assets you have.
An Estate Plan should include a Health Care Proxy with advance directives about end of life planning–if that is your choice–and a financial Power of Attorney. Your estate plan should also include the anchor document to distribute your assets, which is either a Will or a Revocable Living Trust. You also should consider life insurance, pre-need funeral insurance and planning, and legacy preservation. Finally, for your Estate Plan to ultimately be useful, it needs to be easily accessible when an emergency happens.
In this article, we're going to get into a little more detail about the difference between a Will and a Trust.
There are many factors to consider when deciding between a Will-based estate plan or a Revocable Living Trust-based estate plan, but for the average American family, a Will-based plan is suitable and appropriate. Both a Will and a Revocable Living Trust, broadly speaking, are legal documents that contain instructions as to how you want your assets managed. The big difference between them is that a Will only goes into effect when you die and a Revocable Living Trust goes into effect during your lifetime.
Most families are familiar with a Will, or Last Will and Testament. A Will is a legal document that designates who you want to inherit your assets. More importantly, if you are a parent of minor children, your Will also is where you formally nominate who will be the guardians of your children.
For married couples, it is important to remember that each spouse needs to have their own Will. Your Will controls what you individually own at your death. So, for example, if you and your spouse jointly owned a home, and you die, your spouse would automatically own your half of the home. Your Will would not control the house, because you did not individually own it. Usually, married couples have mirror Wills, wherein spouse one gives everything to spouse two and if spouse two predeceases, to their children and vice versa. For second marriages, there are usually provisions for the current spouse and any joint children but it usually also includes provisions for children of the first marriage.
What many families may not be as familiar with are Trusts, types of Trusts, and when and why some families choose to anchor their estate plan around Trusts instead of Wills.
What is a Trust?
Some families use trusts as part of their estate plan, but what are trusts and how do they work? A Trust is an agreement in which a person called a Settlor gives assets to be held in Trust and picks someone to manage the Trust. This person is known as the Trustee. The Settlor also determines the terms of the Trust and importantly, the chosen individuals who will benefit from the Trust, known as Beneficiaries. A Trust can be created through an oral agreement, but most Trust agreements are formalized in writing.
Some trusts are irrevocable and some trusts are revocable. Irrevocable trusts are trusts that cannot be changed or amended per the terms of the Trust. Often irrevocable trusts are used for Medicaid planning. Once you transfer assets into an irrevocable Trust, you have forfeited all ownership interest. A revocable Trust, as is obvious from its name, is a Trust in which the terms of the Trust can be amended or altered as long as the Settlor has capacity. It should be noted that even if the Settlor lacks capacity, it is possible that the Settlor granted his/her agent under a Power of Attorney the authority to modify the Trust, however, without a Power of Attorney with that specific authority, a revocable Trust usually becomes irrevocable upon the Settlor's incapacity or death.
Trusts can be created and funded during your lifetime and this type of trust is known as "living" trust because it is created when you are alive. A testamentary trust is a trust that is created and funded by your Will–your Last Will and Testament, hence testamentary–and thus this type of Trust is realized upon your death and the probate of your Will.
Why Should I Consider a Trust?
Trusts can be created for many purposes. Common reasons to create a Trust are to control the assets of minors, or others under a disability or addiction, who cannot manage the assets. Many people also create Trusts for pet care to make sure that their beloved pets are taken care of, no matter what happens. People also create trusts to protect real estate or the inheritance of their children.
How does a Revocable Living Trust work for couples? One spouse can create the Trust and both spouses can fund it by transferring their jointly held assets into the Trust. Each spouse would still need their own Pour-over Will, so that any remaining assets held individually by the decedent spouse would become part of the Trust. Of course, this only works when both spouses have a shared vision for how they want their assets to be managed and distributed.
Although there are many types of Trusts, not everyone needs a Trust, and certainly most Americans can have a successful Estate Plan without a Trust if they have a Will. Trusts are options to consider when creating your Estate Plan, but which document is better for your situation?
Some Factors to Consider in Deciding Which is Best for You:
Some say that a Revocable Living Trust can help you to avoid probate.
Probate is the legal process of getting your Will approved by the courts upon your death. Probate officially appoints the Personal Representative or executor of your estate, so that they can distribute your assets to your named beneficiaries. A key thing to note is that, when you create a Revocable Living Trust, you still need to create a Will.
Why do you still need a Will if you have a Revocable Living Trust based Estate Plan? Because rarely do you transfer everything you own into the Trust while you're living. So, you need a special type of Will, known as a Pour-over Will, to "pour" all of the assets that you own into your Revocable Living Trust upon your death. Therefore, an all-encompassing, Trust-based Estate Plan would also include a "Pour over" Will.
While some argue that having a Revocable Living Trust avoids probate, usually the Pour-over Will has to be probated, so those costs and the legal time and effort is not completely avoided. It should also be noted that, depending on the state you live in, the costs of probating your estate may depend upon the size of your estate.
Traditionally, it is much less expensive to create a Will than a Revocable Living Trust.
With Gentreo, the comparative financial costs are leveled, so it's not necessarily more expensive to create a Trust when you do so with Gentreo.
Also, there are similar costs in administering or managing a Will and a Revocable Living Trust. As mentioned above, probate costs may be greater depending upon which state you live in and the size of your estate. The question is, when do you want to incur those costs? With a Will, those legal and management costs are applied after you die. With a Revocable Living Trust, those costs incur during your lifetime. There are costs to transfer assets into a Revocable Living Trust, such as recording fees for real property, and there are also ongoing accounting and tax considerations for a Revocable Living Trust.
Your stage of life may determine whether a Will or Revocable Living Trust is more appropriate.
If you are young and in the process of building wealth, you undoubtedly want immediate access and control of your assets and would not want them tied up in a Revocable Living Trust, so you would probably want a Will-based estate plan. If you are older and have more assets, you may want to create and fund a Revocable Living Trust. Remember, this type of Trust is more work for you during your lifetime. Also, this Trust cannot be used for Medicaid asset reduction planning because it is revocable, within your control, and for your benefit during your lifetime.
Please note that this article is not comparing a Will to an Irrevocable Trust, which is used for protecting assets so that the government pays for long term care in a skilled nursing facility.
Revocable Living Trusts provide more privacy than Wills.
If privacy is a major consideration for you, you would want a Revocable Living Trust-based estate plan. Generally, Revocable Living Trusts only become part of public court records when there is a lawsuit involving the Trust or its beneficiaries. However, a Will becomes part of the public court record when it is filed for probate. Therefore, if privacy trumps all other factors for you, then you should consider a Revocable Living Trust-based estate plan.
Both documents safeguard your beneficiaries' inheritance.
With both a Revocable Living Trust and a Will, you can safeguard your beneficiaries' inheritance. Again, the factor here is timing. With a Will, you can create a Testamentary Trust to protect your beneficiaries upon your death. A Revocable Living Trust can protect its beneficiaries during your lifetime.
Whether you create a standard Will in which you choose all your beneficiaries or a Pour-over Will, which works in tandem with a Revocable Living Trust and its only beneficiary is that Trust, it is still necessary that you nominate a guardian of your minor children and a Personal Representative of your estate. If you only have a Revocable Living Trust and neglect to create a Pour-over Will, you are disregarding these important issues and thus leaving it up to the courts to decide who should be in charge of your children and control your estate.
Based on the above factors, most Americans choose a Will-based estate plan. However, as your life circumstances change, you may want to switch from a Will-based estate plan to a Revocable Living Trust-based estate plan. No matter which type of plan you choose, it is critical that you complete all of your essential estate planning documents including a Health Care Proxy, Power of Attorney, Will and/or Revocable Living Trust and store them in a secure and easily accessible location, like your Gentreo Digital Family Vault, and share them with your chosen loved ones.


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Farmers who claim preventative plant coverage on their crops likely won't be getting aid from President Trump's tariff payments.
Preventative plant coverage is for farmers who are not able to get a crop in the ground. Much like other types of insurance, it allows farmers to purchase a level of coverage that protects them against losses. Farmers have only planted a third of Indiana's corn so far this year, compared to 94 percent this time last year.
Bob White is the Director of National Government Relations at the Indiana Farm Bureau. He says the USDA won't provide tariff relief payments to farmers who also take insurance money.
He says there are other ways the federal government could funnel relief to farmers, but it's unclear how much or how soon that could happen.
"There are several points of no return, and each one has a different set of assumptions to it." White says, "Our farmers out there are struggling with trying to figure out what to do."
A potential avenue for those dollars is a disaster relief bill that passed through Congress earlier this week. Language was added to the bill that gives the United States Department of Agriculture authority to give a portion of the $19 billion to farmers who were unable to plant.