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(Suitable for all ages)
By Agatha Christie
Guest Directed by Timothy Storey
In advance:
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Fruit Salad with Milk Recipe (with Step by Step Photos)
When fresh fruits are mixed with saffron laced thick custard milk, a delicious fruit salad with milk is born. It is one the most sought after fresh fruit dessert in India which not only tastes best but can be prepared very easily too. In this recipe, you are free to use as many types of sweet fruits as you like as it will not spoil its taste. This recipe only uses fresh fruits but you can also use dried fruits as its topping to give it even more richer taste.
Preparation Time: 2 hours
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
Serves: 6 servings
|1 Banana
|1/2 Apple
|1 Chikoo (Sapodilla)
|1/3 cup Pomegranate Seeds
|1/3 cup Green Grapes (seedless)
|3 cups Milk
|2½ teaspoons Custard Powder
|2-3 strands Saffron (Kesar) (optional)
|3 tablespoons Sugar
- Mix 1/2 cup milk, custard powder and saffron in a bowl. Mix well to prevent lumps formation.
- Heat 2½ cups milk in a pan over low flame. Add milk-custard mixture (prepared in step 1) and sugar. Stir continuously and bring it to a boil over medium flame.
- Cook until milk becomes thick or for around 8-10 minutes.
- Turn off the flame and transfer it to a bowl. Let it cool at room temperature and then place it in the refrigerator to chill for at least 1-2 hours.
- Wash banana, apple, chickoo (sapodilla) and grapes in running water and drain them. Peel and cut banana into small pieces. If grapes are too big, then cut them into halves otherwise keep it whole. Core, peel and cut apple into small pieces. Peel and cut chikoo into halves, discard seeds and cut it into small pieces.
- Mix all cut fruits and pomegranate seeds in a big bowl and pour chilled (refrigerated) milk over it.
- Milky fruit salad is ready. Serve it chilled.
Tips and Variations:
- Add vanilla ice cream to make it creamy.
- Cut and add fruits just before serving to prevent them from turning black.
- Garnish it with various fruit syrup to make it even yummier.
Taste: Delicious sweet taste of fresh fruits with milk with an appetizing and soothing aroma of saffron.
Serving Ideas: Serve it as a dessert after lunch. It can also be served as a part of the meal with poori and curry.
Other Step by Step Recipes
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Larry Ellison's Dangerous America's Cup
The new boats have made the race life-threatening—and have dumbed down the sailing.
Last week, an Olympic gold medalist died in San Francisco Bay while training for America's Cup, the world's most famous sailing competition. British sailor Andrew Simpson's death is the latest evidence that the current competition is fundamentally flawed.
Billionaire Larry Ellison's ambitions for the America's Cup have always gone beyond winning, which he did in 2010 with his Team Oracle. The America's Cup winner determines the ground rules for the next competition, and Mr. Ellison created a new class of large but lightweight...


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March 22, 2007
PDI client won't renew $35 million deal
Contract sales firm PDI said a "large pharmaceutical company" client has decided not to renew a $35 million contract sales engagement with the firm. PDI said it had expected the one-year deal, which expires May 12, to be extended through the end of 2007. The loss of the deal, announced yesterday, is just the latest in a series of contract setbacks for PDI. In October, GlaxoSmithKline decided not to renew its 2007 sales agreement with PDI. That deal represented as much as $70 million in annual revenue for the contract sales firm. Also in October, Sanofi-Aventis ended a $20 million sales engagement with PDI. And in March 2006, AstraZeneca discontinued its fee-for-service agreements with PDI, after previously working with the firm for 12 years. That termination affected approximately 800 field representatives and impacted $65 to $70 million of PDI's revenue. PDI CEO Michael Marquad called the latest setback "disappointing" in a statement, adding that it "underscores the importance of our strategy, which focuses on diversifying our revenue stream." Marquad added that PDI would continue to be engaged in discussions with other large pharma companies for fee-for-service contracts, while exploring potential acquisition opportunities.


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Conservative social commentators have indulged in 'divisive grandstanding' by linking Aboriginal culture to the abuse and neglect of Aboriginal children, according to Ngiare Brown, the deputy chairman of the Prime Minister's Indigenous Advisory Council.
These claims suppress the hard conversation we need to have about Aboriginal culture and child protection.
We cannot afford to ignore the question of 'culture' when discussing child maltreatment in disadvantaged Aboriginal communities, because 'culture' has long been pivotal to what is and isn't done to protect Aboriginal children.
Since at least the publication in 1997 of the Bringing them home report ('Stolen Generations' report), the standard literature on Aboriginal child protection has used the defence of traditional culture to downplay the impact of customary Aboriginal parenting practices on child wellbeing.
Bringing them home blamed the over-representation of Aboriginal children in the child protection system on the 'cultural bias' of caseworkers who failed to understand and respect Aboriginal family values. Because these values differed from the Western view of the 'normal' nuclear family, Aboriginal customs - such as lack of parental supervision, encouraging children to be self-reliant, and the involvement of extended kin networks in rearing children - were incorrectly labelled by caseworkers as neglectful.
This analysis of the Aboriginal 'village' stepping in for parents and caring for children remains influential. The 2007 Wood report into child protection in NSW stressed how difficult it is for caseworkers 'raised in Anglo-Celtic society' and valuing 'the nuclear family above other conceptualizations of the "family", to have any insight into ...the safety of an Aboriginal child.' Similarly, the 2013 Cummins report into child protection in Victoria also stressed the need for 'culturally competent' assessments of the needs of Aboriginal children and families.
The problems with a 'culturally appropriate' approach to Aboriginal child protection are twofold.
The first problem is that the sort of culturally determined parenting practices described above, which may have been suitable in the social conditions of the past, are no longer functioning well in the present. This has created a genuine child protection problem; it has been well-documented by the Australian Institute of Family Studies that the most common form of maltreatment experienced by Aboriginal children is chronic parental neglect of basic needs including 'adequate food, shelter, clothing, supervision, hygiene or medical attention.'
The anthropologist Peter Sutton (who is no conservative) has argued that culturally embedded Aboriginal parenting practices, which he describes as a 'customary permissiveness in the raising of children', play an important role in accounting for neglect of children's most fundamental needs.
The second problem is under-responding to the protective needs of Aboriginal children out of fear of being judgemental or 'culturally inappropriate'. The assertion that concerns about Aboriginal families are motivated by cultural insensitivity, at best, and racism, at worst, creates a powerful justification for non-intervention by child protection authorities. It promotes double standards and reverse racism in the name of 'respecting culture' that lead to Aboriginal children being left in circumstances from which non-Aboriginal children would be removed.
It may not be politically correct to discuss how culture - the habits accumulated overtime and passed down through the generations - might be maladapted and have negative welfare effects. But nor is it 'racist' to do so.
'Culture', whether it is Aboriginal or otherwise, cannot be used as an excuse if child protection policy is to advance the best interests of Aboriginal children.
Dr Jeremy Sammut is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies at www.cis.org.au.


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In general, an illegally dismissed employee is entitled to one or more of the following reliefs:
- Reinstatement;
- Payment of Backwages;
- Separation Pay;
- Payment of Damages; and
- Award of Attorney's Fees.
Right to Reinstatement.
An employee who is unjustly dismissed from work is entitled to reinstatement without loss of seniority rights and other privileges. (Article 279, Labor Code.)
Reinstatement Meaning.
Reinstatement is a relief granted to an illegally dismissed employee which restores him to the position from which he was removed, that is, to his status quo ante dismissal. Reinstatement should be without loss of seniority rights and other privileges.
Remedy when Reinstatement is no Longer Possible.
As a necessary consequence of the finding of illegal dismissal, the illegally dismissed employee becomes entitled to reinstatement as a matter or right. The employer must reinstate him to the position he was holding prior to his dismissal. Ideally, this should be the case.
However, in some instances, although the dismissal of the employee is determined to be illegal, reinstatement may no longer possible for a number of reasons. In such case, separation pay in lieu of reinstatement may be awarded.
Following are some of the instances where payment of separation pay is allowed in lieu of reinstatement:
- When the relationship between the employer and the employee had become strained as to preclude a harmonious working relationship;
- When reinstatement becomes a legal impossibility;
- When the employee no longer wish to be reinstated;
- When prudence and fair play so dictates; and
- When reinstatement is not practicable due to loss of confidence.
Doctrine of "Strained Relations" Concept.
Under the doctrine of strained relations, the payment of separation pay has been considered an acceptable alternative to reinstatement when the latter option is no longer desirable or viable. On the one hand, such payment liberates the employee from what could be a highly oppressive work environment. On the other, the payment releases the employer from the grossly unpalatable obligation of maintaining in its employ a worker it could no longer trust. (Coca-Cola Bottlers Phils. vs. De Leon, G.R. No. 156893, June 21, 2005.)
Nevertheless, the principle of strained relations should not be used so indiscriminately as to bar the reinstatement of illegally dismissed workers, especially when they themselves have not indicated any aversion to returning to work, as in this case. It is only normal to expect a certain degree of antipathy and hostility to arise from a litigation between parties, but not in every instance does such an atmosphere of antagonism exist as to adversely affect the efficiency and productivity of the employee concerned. (Ibid.)
The doctrine of strained relations may be invoked only against employees whose positions demand trust and confidence, or whose differences with their employer are of such nature or degree as to preclude reinstatement.
In Maranaw Hotels vs. NLRC, G.R. No. 123880, February 23, 1999, the Court refused to apply the doctrine of strained relations on the ground that the position of a room boy is not such a sensitive position that demands complete trust and confidence.
Right to Backwages.
An employee who is unjustly dismissed from work shall be entitled to his full backwages, inclusive of allowances, and to his other benefits or their monetary equivalent computed from the time his compensation was withheld from him up to the time of his actual reinstatement.
Backwages Meaning.
Backwages is the restitution of earnings unduly withheld from the employee because of illegal termination. It partakes the nature of a penalty the employer has to pay for illegally dismissing an employee.
Computation of Backwages.
Inclusive period. Full backwages is to be computed from the time compensation was withheld from the employee up to the time of his actual reinstatement.
Base figure. The based figure to be used in the computation shall include not just the basic salary, but also regular allowances and other benefits or their monetary equivalent, i.e., transportation, emergency living allowance, 13th-month pay, etc.
Wage rate. The computation of backwages may be based either on the current wage rate or the wage rate at the time of the dismissal. If current wage rate is awarded, it must be expressly stated in the decision. If not expressly stated (award is unqualified), the wage rate at the time of the dismissal should be used. (Paramount Vinyl vs. NLRC, G.R. No. 81200, October 17, 1990.)
Methods of Computing Backwages.
"Deduction of earnings elsewhere" rule. Under this rule, the award of backwages to an employee could be reduced by subtracting the wages actually earned by him from employment during the period of his separation, or the wages which he could have earned had he been diligent enough to find a job. The employer would be allowed to adduce evidence on these matters. This rule was abandoned in Mercury drug case primarily because the deduction of evidence was found to only delay execution process.
"Mercury Drug" rule. To remedy the delay brought about by the first rule, and to speed up execution process, the Supreme Court in Mercury Drug case, 1974, adopted the policy of granting to employee backwages for a maximum period of three years without qualification and deduction.
Method used under RA 6715. With the passage of RA 6715, both the rules above were abandoned. The rule now is that the employees are entitled to full backwages without deduction or qualification.
Illegal Dismissal without Backwages.
As a general rule, an employee who is dismissed due to the unlawful act of the employer or to the latter's bad faith is entitled to backwages as a matter of right, backwages being a direct and necessary consequence of finding of illegal dismissal.
However, there are instances where despite illegal dismissal, the illegally dismissed employee is not entitled to backwages. This happens in cases where good faith is evident on the part of the employer in dismissing the employee, i.e., there is just cause to dismiss employee, but the dismissal is found by the court to be too harsh a penalty.
Effect of Failure to Claim Backwages.
The award of backwages resulting from illegal dismissal of employee is a substantive right. Thus, it has been held that the employee does not forfeit his right to claim backwages even if he failed to claim for the same in his complaint.
Separation Pay.
As stated above, separation pay is the relief awarded to employee when reinstatement is no longer feasible or practicable, or when reinstatement is no longer desirable or will not serve the best interest of the parties.
Amount of Separation Pay: Formula.
The amount of separation pay in lieu of reinstatement is not fixed by the Labor Code. But the trend in recent cases is to compute the same using the formula – one month pay, or one month pay per year of service. (This formula was used in the 2005 case P. J. Lhuillier vs. NLRC.)
In other older cases, the court used one half month pay per year of service.
- Separation pay and backwages are distinct and separate from each other. A Labor Arbiter cannot order that the separation pay be deducted from the backwages. (Solis vs. NLRC, G.R. No. 116175, October 28, 1996.)
- The NLRC reverses the decision of the Labor Arbiter and ordered the employees' reinstatement, but failed to award backwages. On appeal filed by the employer, the Court of Appeals (CA) awarded backwages although the employee did not appeal the decision. The Supreme Court ruled that the award made by the CA is proper. Backwages is a mere consequence of finding of illegal dismissal. (St. Michael's Institute vs. Santos, G.R. No. 145280, December 4, 2001.)
- Backwages was not granted to the employee because the employer was in good faith when it dismissed the employee who received P7,000.00 from an applicant for illegal installation of power line. (Meralco vs. NLRC, G.R. No. 78763, July 12,1989.)
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Multiple HDMI Connections
Some HDTV's only have one HDMI connection built into them, but what if you want to connect multiple HDMI devices? It would be a lot of trouble to have to plug and unplug each device when you want to use them, and it would be silly to go buy a new HDTV just for more connections. The solution is to buy an HDMI multi input box or adapter that lets you share more than one cable with a single connection.
Most modern home theater and game devices connect via HDMI cables. They provide the best quality video and sound that you can currently get, and are the only option for getting full 1080p high definition television and Blu-ray signals. If you want to get the most out of your HDTV, you should use HDMI cables. For example, in my own home I am using HDMI to connect my upscaling DVD player and Sony PlayStation 3 video game console that also doubles as a Blu-ray player.
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How It Works
HDMI uses a digital signal, and a multi input adaptor lets you take multiple inputs and redirect them to one output. It does not split the signal, because that would imply weaker signals being divided, so don't make the mistake of thinking this box works the same way as a cable splitter. Because of how it works, you will still need to make some kind of selection to choose which cable is the active input.
HDMI multi input adaptors come in a variety of options. The most basic ones, like the HDMI 3-in 1-out HDMI Auto Switch from Parts Express, lets you connect three HDMI cables, then you press a button on top of the device to switch between inputs. This means you will have to get up and walk over to your HDTV and press a button to choose which HDMI device to use. Other HDMI adaptors include a remote control so you can switch devices without having to get up. Also keep in mind that these adaptors often require a power source, so you'll need room on your surge protector for one more plug-in.
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If you're HDTV only has one HDMI input and you have more than one device that can use HDMI connections, don't cheat yourself out of the best quality picture and sound. Instead, get one of these HDMI multi input adaptors. They retail in price from $20 on up, depending on style and features. Personally, I'd recommend getting one with a remote control feature.


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Sony CEO says company to invest €1.5B in sensor business
Five times more than last year
Sony CEO spoke about the company's super successful digital sensor business and he mentioned that most of the images you see today on social networks and broader use Sony image sensors. Yes iPhone 6 uses one too.
Sony CEO talks extended HDR TV
Sensor and camera business is huge
Sony CEO was giving an update on his company at IFA 2015 trade show and he touched on eXtended Dynamic range, Sony cameras and his highly successful sensor business.
Sony Xperia Z5 brings 4K screen to phone
Three phones powered by Snapdragon 810
Sony has announced its Xperia Z5 family that has three phones, from compact to premium. They all have a Snapdragon 810 and some impressive screen choices.
VAIO shall return
Emerging from the Land of the Rising Sun
VAIO is planning a comeback on the world market after concentrating on Japan while it reformed itself.
Don't upgrade to Windows 10 warns Sony
Still half baked.
Sony has warned owners of its Vaio systems not to upgrade to Windows 10 yet.
Microsoft interested in buying AMD
End of the Wintel alliance
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that the much loved software giant Microsoft wants to by the fabless chipmaker AMD.
Has Sony scored Xperia own goal?
Z4 Tablet missing USB OTG support
Sony appears to have scored an own goal which might have made its pricey Xperia Z4 Tablet less desirable.
Sony releases 1TB PS4
In the shops next month
Sony is going to release a 1TB PS4 next month -- at least in Japan..
Sony reveals skinny 4K TV prices
Android TV MediaTek quad SoC inside
At CES Sony's range of incredibly skinny TVs, were attracting a lot of attention.
Sony claims that PlayStation Vita is not dead
It is just resting
Sony is denying that its PlayStation Vita is dead in the water, despite ignoring it during its E3 2015 presentation.


text: UPDATE, August 4, 2012: Courtney Sell just informed us by email that a week after this post his title has appeared in the Amazon catalog. Congrats, Courtney! You've secured solid distribution for your film, you've obtained a mountain of press (good and bad), you've alerted everyone you know of its release date, have worked endlessly with your marketing team to make sure it will be carried in as many stores as possible, and produced posters and advertising materials, and now you anxiously await viewing the number of units pushed in the books. Beads of sweat drip from your forehead, your […]by Courtney Sell on Aug 1, 2012


text: I purchased Olay age defying night cream at CVS. The morning after I applied the cream I awoke to find I had a skin allergy to the cream. I had blisters and dried out skin all over my chest, neck, and face. My skin was also severely dry and painfully itchy. I have never had this reaction with Olay before. Yes I have sensitive skin and probably shouldn't have got it but it was at a good deal. I will continue to purchase Olay products. I am just disappointed this product caused this kind of reaction… Bummer.


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Nets ready to spread holiday cheer
The Nets will hold their annual toy drive on Wednesday when the team plays host to the Jazz at the Izod Center.
The Nets are teaming with Family Promise for the toy drive, which will benefit homeless children and children from low-income families in the metropolitan area. Fans are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to the game. Toy bins will be located at the Izod Center box office lobby, at every gate, and at the Winners' Club.
All fans who donate a toy will receive a voucher for a future Nets game. In addition, Nets star Devin Harris will make a donation of toys through his 34 Ways to Assist Foundation…
Jen Raftery of Ocean City, N.J., is a member of the Nets dancers. The squad will perform on Good Morning America on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.
Kiwanuka helps Ugandan cause
Giants defensive end Mathias Kiwanuka delivered toys Tuesday for the National Coalition of Organizations (NECO) to 12 year-old Ugandan Samuel Tebawesa, who was recovering from open heart surgery at Children's Hospital at Montefiore.
The health and welfare of Ugandan children is a cause that is important to Kiwanuka.
His grandfather, Benedicto Kiwanuka, was elected Uganda's first prime minister in 1961 and assassinated in 1972 by Idi Amin.
"They [NECO] started out taking children from Uganda, bringing them here, and having different kinds of surgeries specifically for hearts," Kiwanuka told the Rumble. "And recently they've gone to Uganda and are acually teaching the doctors how to perform these surgeries, and they're getting the hospitals to be self-sufficient."
Kiwanuka brought his mother and visited with young Samuel and met the doctor who operated on him.
"The biggest part is his mom and my grandmother are from the same village," Kiwanuka said. "There's a good chance that maybe somewhere down the line, I'll be able to help somebody that I'm related to. The doctors who are involved in the organization, they're the ones who are actually doing the work."
RU to get some cool bowl gifts
OK, so it's not a BCS game, or even a New Year's Day bowl. And it's even a little earlier than Rutgers would have hoped.
But for the Scarlet Knights, Saturday's St. Petersburg Bowl vs. Central Florida (8-4), has its advantages.
One, Rutgers is favored to win, and if they do, it will be their fourth straight bowl victory.
Two, the Scarlet Knights (8-4) will be seen in a primetime slot, 8 p.m., on ESPN2 — always a bonus when it comes to recruiting. And three?
Well, let's not forget about the swag. For playing in the bowl, Rutgers players will come away with pride, passion, a sense of accomplishment — win or lose — and an iLuv iPod/DVD player.
They also will take home three other parting gifts, courtesy of Oakley: A Holeshot 3-Hand watch; Eyepatch sunglasses, and a Surf Pack backpack.
Not bad. And just to keep them motivated to win the Big East next year, Rutgers should keep in mind that Cincinnati's players will come away with a Lane recliner, after participating in the BCS Sugar Bowl by virtue of winning the conference.
Carlos Beltran and his wife Jessica joined baseball Hall of Famers Eddie Murray and Ozzie Smith and Justin Timberlake at Hudson Terrace on Tuesday to celebrate Timbaland's new album release. . . . David Lee leaving a $200 tip on a $400 bill at SideBAR, even after his alma mater, the Gators, lost to the Crimson Tide eight days ago.
Tiki's company in playground biz
The playground has long been a place where kids can work together and form new relationships.
The lack of funds to build play areas in public places, however, has put many play areas in jeopardy, especially in inner cities. This week two groups dedicated to restoring playgrounds as a place for social unification for kids will join forces.
TikiRec — the company former Giant Tiki Barber has formed to build playgrounds in inner cities, and "Let All The Children Play," a Long Islandbased group devoted to creating programs which foster healthy relationships between able bodied children and children with learning and physical disabilities — have announced a joint venture to build new state of the art facilities in the tri-state area.
The first one will be built in Eisenhower Park on Long Island in early 2010, with expansion to other areas to follow. TikiRec already has built new playgrounds in Manhattan and Newark in 2009.
Knicks' Lee to grant wish
Knicks forward David Lee will be taking a 12-year-old child (first name only: Keano) from the Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley chapter shopping at the NBA Store this afternoon.
This day was setup by the Garden of Dreams Foundation, whose mission is to make dreams come true for kids in crisis. NBA TV with Ahmad Rashad will be documenting the entire visit for a future telecast.
Hall-uva discussion
Pro Football Hall of Famers Harry Carson and John Riggins will join former Giants linebacker Carl Banks and defensive tackle Jim Burt and fans outside of Gate D at Giants Stadium at 6:15 tonight before tonight's Giants-Eagles game.
They will talk about who should be inducted into the 2010 Hall of Fame Class as part of the Van Heusen Pro Football Hall of Fame Fan's Choice tour.
Fans will have the opportunity to interact with the Hall of Famers, view memorabilia from the Hall and vote for their picks for the Class of 2010 on Fanschoice.com.
Fanschoice.com is a forum for fans to "voice their choice" and cast their ballot for the players, coaches and contributors they believe deserve to be inducted into the next Hall of Fame class.
Former Giants quarterback Phil Simms is currently in the Fan's Choice Top 25 — the next official board of selectors cut down is on Jan. 7 — and fans can vote daily to make sure he makes the Top 15.


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- The Waterfront Retreat
- Private Residence
- Aqualuna
- Calibre
- Zushi Barangaroo
- Bower
- Kaldor Art Gallery
- Ippudo
- Ocean Room
- Tree
- Cave Restaurant
- East Village Retail
- Skye by Crown Group
- Arc by Crown Group
- Infinity by Crown Group
- Pacific Bondi Beach
- Sky Penthouse at One Central Park
- One Central Park
- Silhouette House
- Beach Residence
Los Angeles
Extending our design portfolio to include high-end condominiums
Koichi Takada Architect's scheme in Tokyo is coming soon.
Koichi Takada Architects is a Sydney-based boutique architecture firm, led by Koichi Takada. Founded in Sydney in 2008, Koichi Takada Architects is a young and innovative practice, which has already delivered a wide range of architectural and interiors projects within Australia and overseas, ranging from mixed-use to residential, retail, hospitality and cultural venues.
Koichi Takada Architects adopts a holistic approach to the process of design and development. A close and fruitful collaboration with clients, a rigorous design process and a tailored delivery guarantees that each Koichi Takada Architects project successfully responds to the requirements of the brief.
Projects by Koichi Takada Architects have won several key awards including the International restaurant and Bar Design Awards in the UK and an International Property Council award. The firm's projects are well recognized and have been extensively featured in Australian and international design magazines including Vogue Living, Belle, The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Review, recognised for their unique designs. With the focus now on the delivery of multi-residential projects in Australia, Koichi Takada Architects is broadening its horizons to include projects in New York, London and the Middle East.
At the core of the practice is an emphasis on creativity in design and diligence in process. Our diverse range of projects demonstrates an ability to adapt to client needs and to develop a working dialogue that informs the design process. Creativity is the lifeblood of the practice: Koichi Takada Architects seeks to develop unique and innovative designs that draw inspiration from the processes of nature, as well as from contemporary urban life.
This creative design process is at the centre of everything we do at Koichi Takada Architects. We consistently seek to push the boundaries of what defines architecture and explore new ways of marrying form to function. Our past experience has demonstrated that innovative, yet timeless designs can be delivered within budgetary and time constraints.


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MANILA, Philippines – The Philippines are suffering a rash of urban violence just as President Benigno Aquino III is trying to shore up foreign investments and restore Filipinos' confidence in their government.
The brazen evening robbery of a jewelry store in one of the world's largest malls, SM Megamall, shocked residents in Manila, the capital. So did another armed robbery in which thieves exchanged fire with security guards.
The Southeast Asian nation of 7,100 islands is trying to leave behind its old image of a volatile, chaotic place. A record 4.3 million tourists visited last year. But crime is worrying residents and giving morning radio shows a reason to poke fun at the country's tourism slogan, "It's more fun in the Philippines."


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In 2013, a meteor broke apart over Russia, sparking panic and injuring over 1,400 people. Called the "Chelyabinsk Event," the culprit meteor was estimated to be around 17-20 m (56-65 ft) in diameter and released approximately 500 kilotons of energy. (additional video compilation) The Chelyabinsk meteor exploded about 30 kilometers above the Earth's surface like a 500-kiloton bomb, releasing nearly 30 times more energy than the Hiroshima atom bomb over a small Russian city. It hospitalized 1,500 people.
Back in 1903, the famous Tunguska impact happened, again over Russia although thankfully in a sparsely populated area. The Tunguska meteor was a little over 60 meters wide detonated over a forested area, flattening 80 million trees across some 2,000 square miles of forest. The blast shock, it's estimated, would have measured 5.0 on the Richter scale.
The alarming fact is that those two strikes were almost insignificant. In the last 10,000 years (the span of time greater than that of recorded human history), our planet been hit by at least 8 asteroids that left impact craters more than 100 meters across, including one in Argentina with a 4.5 kilometer diameter. While our atmosphere protects us from a tiny fraction of potential NEOs, there is a profound reality that we live in a shooting gallery with bullets the size of planes, office buildings, and mountains! Any one of which can turn huge swaths of land into a lakes of fire and molten rock. No "prepper" planning any individual family or community can do can protect against a mountain falling from the sky.
Every year, dozens (or more) of interstellar objects like comets and asteroids come very close to Earth. In fact, as of January 3, 2016, 15,420 NEOs had been discovered. On March 21, 2016, an NEO under one lunar distance (1LD) from Earth was estimated to be upwards near 86 m (282.1 ft) in diameter. If that object had broken through the atmosphere and landed on Earth, the damage and devastation would be immense.
Even more threatening is the danger of asteroid 2013 TV135 impacting the Earth. This asteroid has only a 1 in 63,000 chance of impacting within the next 100 years, but if it does, it would be absolutely catastrophic. The asteroid measures in at about 400 m (1,300 ft), which is only 4% of the size of the asteroid that is said to have killed the dinosaurs. While astroid 2013 TV135 poses little risk of ending all life as we know it, the impact would bring with it approximately 50 megatons (nearly 3000 times the devestation potential of a Hiroshima-like atomic bomb). Such an impact would certainly be an event of planetary porportions, risking entire communities, cultures and altering the course of human events across the globe.
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It is important to understand, while this is a national security interest, it is also very much in the interests of humanity and the future of human existance. The United States government is not taking the possibility of an asteroid impact lightly. In January of 2016, NASA joined with US defense and research agencies to form the Detecting and Mitigating the Impact of Earth-bound NEOs (DAMIEN) group. This group released a report detailing its strategy for dealing with NEOs.
The authors of this report state that "While it is highly unlikely that there will be a civilization-ending NEO impact over the next two centuries, the risk of smaller but still catastrophic NEO impacts is real…There is currently no whole-of government or international strategy to respond to such an even through all phases of a NEO impact scenario."
Within the report, this group outlines seven strategic goals that they will use to help mitigate the risks of a possible asteroid impact.
- Enhance NEO Detection, Tracking, and Characterization Capabilities -- Objectives include: developing a capability roadmap to inform a strategy for investing in both U.S. and foreign abilities for detection, tracking and characterization; improving observation capabilities for more complete and rapid observation of the entire population of NEOs; and updating existing observatories with capabilities to improve characterization assessments.
- Develop Methods for NEO Deflection and Disruption -- Objectives include: developing capabilities for fast-response, focused reconnaissance and characterization; researching deflection and disruption capabilities for NEOs of varying size, mass, composition and impact warning times; and researching technologies required for deflection and disruption concepts.
- Improve Modeling, Predictions, and Information Integration -- Objectives include: ensuring that adequate modeling capabilities are developed for each topical need, especially for modeling NEO trajectories to reduce orbit uncertainties and predicted impact effects; determining what outputs are required by whom; and establishing an organizational construct to coordinate the development and dissemination of modeling results.
- Develop Emergency Procedures for NEO Impact Scenarios -- Objectives include: promoting a collaborative national approach to defend against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from a NEO impact event; and developing coherent national and international communication strategies to facilitate NEO impact preparations.
- Establish NEO Impact Response and Recovery Procedures -- Objectives include: establishing national and international protocols to efficiently respond to a NEO impact, whether in deep ocean, coastal regions or on land; and facilitating international cooperation and planning to recover from a NEO impact in a timely manner with minimal disruption.
- Leverage and Support International Cooperation -- Objectives include: building international support and policies for acknowledging and addressing the potential Earth impact of a NEO as a global challenge; fostering consultation, coordination and cooperation channels and efforts for the planning for, impact emergency preparedness before, and response to a NEO impact; increasing engagement with the international community on observation infrastructure, data sharing, numerical modeling and scientific research; strengthening international coordination and cooperation on NEO data and National Near-Earth Object Preparedness Strategy analyses; and promoting a collaborative international approach to preparedness for NEO events.
- Establish Coordination and Communications Protocols and Thresholds for Taking Action -- Objectives include: coordinating the communication of detected impact threats within the U.S. Government, as well as with other governments, media and the public; developing a set of thresholds to aid U.S. decisions in whether to implement deflection or disruption missions; developing decision flowcharts for NEO hazard scenarios incorporating benchmarks and decision thresholds; and developing protocols for international interactions regarding NEO impacts outside of U.S. territory."
According to Lindley Johnson, NASA's Planetary Defense Officer: "The amount of time needed to mount a robotic planetary mission is typically 5-6 years, so I'd say realistically, you'd need about 8-10 years advance warning to do something about an asteroid in space."
This is obviously a tricky problem in terms of funding. The potential consequences of a decent sized asteroid hit are enormous ... just ask the dinosaurs, who, it's believed, were wiped out by a 10-kilometer wide rock impact that, according to a report by NPR, briefly made the Earth's surface act like a liquid, flinging up a "splash" of rock from as much as six miles below the surface. On the other hand, the chances of it happening in a given political term are very low. So it's good to know the folks in charge are at least taking this sort of thing seriously.
However, we must be determined. Strategies are nice and necessary, but plans must translate into action. At present, the only plans currently in action for a space-based NEO telescope are being carried out by the non-profit B612 foundation whose Sentinel telescope was supposed to launch last December, but has been delayed due to difficulties securing the requisite $450 million in funding required for the project.
Our civilization is now truly global in scale and scope, and it behooves us to comport ourselves accordingly and take cognizance of all the potential threats to our survival—whether destructive wars, disease pandemics, climatic change, or the threat of extraterrestrial impactors. Hopefully, the survival of humanity will not be threatened by the impact of an NEO anytime soon; but if it is, we can rest a little easier knowing that measures are being taken and there is finally a sound plan in place.
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Off-road extravaganza at Beaulieu
Beaulieu Motor Museum is hosting its first ever day for 4x4 lovers, Simply 4x4, on Sunday 12 August. Owners and enthusiasts can lust over droves of traditional off-roaders Land Rovers, Jeep and Range Rovers alongside other models from classic 4x4s to new BMW SUVs.
Owners can display their vehicles in the parkland while visitors without 4x4s are also welcome to enjoy the event.Throughout the day attendees will be given the opportunity to vote for their favourite vehicle on display in the People's Choice Awards. And in the afternoon, there will be a parade of the most popular vehicles after which the winning vehicle and runner up will be announced at a prize-giving ceremony.
For entrants arriving in their 4x4 vehicle and participating in the event, individual ticket prices are £10 per adult and £5 per child.
Beaulieu has also teamed up with Land Rover Experience, West Country, to give owners the opportunity to try the museum's very own off-road Forest Drive. Event participants can book a space at a cost of £25 per vehicle to take their own 4x4 on the 45-minute course, and can also enjoy a second drive after 3pm for a discounted rate of £15 per vehicle, when booked with the first drive.
Visitors who do not have a 4x4 can also book a slot in a Land Rover Experience vehicle. Instructors can take you on the course for £40 to drive, or £10 for a passenger ride.
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HA NOI — Viet Nam's economy is forecast to grow by 5.7 per cent this year, before picking up to 6.2 per cent next year, according to the Asian Development Outlook Update launched by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Ha Noi yesterday.
ADB's country director for Viet Nam Tomoyuki Kimura said average inflation could ease to just under 10 per cent this year, providing policy settings were kept sufficiently firm. Inflation was also expected to quicken to 11.5 per cent next year, in tandem with economic growth and expectations of higher global food prices.
The bank forecast the current account to record a deficit equivalent to 1.5 per cent of GDP this year and 2.2 per cent next year, largely due to subdued exports.
Growth in exports would slow from last year, owing to weaker world trade, although Viet Nam should benefit from the expected gradual pickup in the US, its biggest export market.
"We fully support the Government's efforts in undertaking structural reforms this year. We strongly emphasise that increased transparency should be at the heart of the reform process, particularly in relation to the State-owned enterprises (SOEs) sector," Kimura said.
He added that the bank valued the Government's plans to restructure the financial sector.
"From our point of view, safeguarding the banking sector should be the immediate priority. The longer-term requirement is to develop a diversified and efficient financial system that can mobilise the funding to meet a 7-8 per cent economic growth target. These complex reforms which will take years to complete would benefit from co-ordination with the proposed restructuring of SOEs," the director said.
Dominic Mellor, the bank's country economist, said the Government adopted a package of monetary and fiscal measures that were sustained throughout the year.
Mellor said the resolution has helped reduce the fiscal deficit and slowed credit growth as the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) tightened monetary policy.
He said growth decelerated as investment declined to the lowest level in four years, making the stock market decline further while the exchange rate has broadly stabilised.
The report showed that Viet Nam's foreign exchange reserve has been partially replenished as the balance of payments has improved.
By the end of last year, the reserve was equal to the level before the global economic downturn in 2008. In the first quarter of this year, ADB estimated that the reserve was US$17 billion, representing an increase of $3.5 billion over last year.
However, he said the reserve was equal to two months of imports, which was an amount that could cause difficulties when the world market saw changes.
The economist said ADB was also concerned over key risks including lowering interest rates too quickly, vulnerabilities to external shocks, fiscal and public fiscal management, food market rigidities and vulnerabilities in the banking sector.
"Viet Nam experienced highest credit growth among comparators at a similar stage of development with high levels of credit relative to the economy, resulting in an increase in non-performing loans and a downturn in property prices," he said, adding that this raised questions about capital adequacy.
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Afghan officials say a suicide bomber struck near a meeting of tribal elders in the eastern province of Kunar Wednesday, killing 10 people and wounding seven others.
Police say the bomber was targeting former mujahideen commander Malik Zareen who had fought against the Soviet occupation in the 1980s. He was killed in the blast.
Afghan President Hamid Karzai and NATO both condemned Wednesday's attack in Asmar district.
Elsewhere in eastern Afghanistan Wednesday, NATO says one of its service members was killed in a bomb attack. The coalition gave no other details.
In Logar province, Afghan officials say a roadside bomb ripped through a tractor, killing one person.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called on Sunday for a renewed commitment to achieving Middle East peace, saying a lasting deal between Israel, the Palestinians and all their neighbors could be achieved.
"Out of this conference must come not just money but a renewed commitment from everybody to work for peace that meets the aspirations of all, for Israelis, for Palestinians for all people of this region. And I promise you the full commitment of president Obama, myself and the United States to try to do that," Kerry told a Gaza reconstruction conference in Cairo.
"Everything else will be a band aid fix, not a long-term solution... Everything else will be the prisoner of impatience and that has brought us to this unacceptable and unstable status quo."
The latest round of U.S.-brokered peace talks foundered in April over Israeli objections to a Palestinian political unity pact including the Islamist Hamas movement and Palestinian objections to unremitting Israeli settlement growth.
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PATERSON, N.J. -- Crime overall in Paterson continued to drop in 2016, reaching a 30-year low, records show.
"We also had a 25-year low in violent crime," city Police Director Jerry Speziale announced.
Total crime in Paterson went from 5,060 in 2014 to 4,852 in 2015 to 4,292 last year, according to the state Uniform Crime Report.
That included homicides, which went from 26 in 2014 to 19 each of the past two years.
Robberies also dropped from 611 three years ago to 551 in 2016. Aggravated assaults were down from 540 to 499.
The biggest reduction, however, was in reported burglaries -- from 1,182 in 2015 to 957 last year.
Reported rapes increased to 57 from 42 due to a change in the definition of the offense, Speziale said.
Overall, the total reported crime decreased by 15%, authorities said.
Authorities credited a "serious investment in Paterson's human capital," including the hiring of additional police officers, a partnership with John Jay University, work with community leaders on the Safe Cities Initiative and other programs.
"Much of the reason for the steady decrease in crime over the years can be attributed to the hard work and dedication of the men and women of the Paterson Police Department," Speziale said.
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Moustache Bash Nails
My husband and I went to a Moustache Bash last night. Everyone was supposed to wear a moustache and I really didn't want to wear one, so I did it on my nails. This is my third moustache mani and I think my best.
I just got my Julep Maven box for March and really wanted to use the salmon colored cream they sent me. I had already polished my nails with Julep Selena, so I randomly added Julep Alicia polka dots to it. Salmon and pea green aren't the first two colors one might put together, but I really like the combination, especially when you add the brown acrylic moustache. The brown really tied all three colors together.
I honestly don't really understand where the recent moustache obsession came from. Are moustaches really that cool? I prefer my hubby with a clean upper lip personally. To each his (or her) own. We had fun at the Bash last night none the less.


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HALLANDALE — Ann Murray was creative when she founded the Parent Teachers Association clothing bank at the South Area Alternative Center: A lemon-yellow Kermit the Frog lunchbox is her tool chest and other lunch boxes support shelves.
She even stopped at the side of the road to pick up a set of rusty, warped shelves to put in use.
At the clothing bank, clothes are piled almost to the ceiling inside the old kitchen of the South Area Alternative Center, formerly Lanier Junior High.
``It never ends,`` Murray said, surveying the cafeteria, where stacks of children`s clothes and shoes line the shelves and hang on racks.
Murray, who travels from her home in downtown Fort Lauderdale to work at the clothing bank, has to sort through all the things for the south clothing bank by herself.
``I`m not getting things on the shelves fast enough,`` Murray said. ``There`s a real need for the program down here.``
The south clothing bank, open from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. on Tuesdays, distributes clothing to 500 children annually.
More children might be serviced, Murray said, if the bank hadn`t moved so often. One year it was at Driftwood Middle School in west Hollywood, another in Attucks Middle School in Hollywood, near Dania. And now it has settled into the alternative center just behind Hallandale High School, 720 NW Ninth Ave.
Murray has no volunteers in the Hollywood area, while she has five to help her at the other clothing bank at Parkway Middle School in Fort Lauderdale. Nevertheless, she comes almost every week.
``Usually people pay somebody to bring them to the bank, or else they spend for gas,`` she said. ``That`s a big dent in their cash reserves, only to find no- one there.``


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Chicken plays a very big role in the meals of most people because not only is it delicious when cooked well, but it is also very nutritious and healthy, being a type of white meat. It is a great source of protein, essential vitamins and minerals, giving people the perfect opportunity to watch their weight. Chicken is the most common type of poultry that is eaten, and chicken have been domesticated for convenience. Another reason is that they are also the source of eggs, another popular option in our menus. In this article, we are going to discuss some of the impressive benefits of chicken.
Nutritional Value of Chicken
According to the USDA, chicken comes with moisture, energy, protein, saturated fats, cholesterol, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, and zinc, all of which add nutritional value to our bodies when taken in the right proportions. Chicken also contains vitamins, including vitamin C, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B-6, folate, vitamin B-12, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin D, and vitamin K.
Health Benefits of Chicken
Chicken has very high amounts of proteins, which makes it also come with numerous health benefits. The proteins are made of amino acids, which are perfect for building our muscles. This is especially important for athletes. Chicken is also very rich in vitamins and minerals that boost our immune systems, regulate digestion, improving the nervous system, preventing heart disorders, and a host of other things.
Weight Loss
Eating foods that are high in protein is one of the most effective ways of cutting weight, and this makes chicken one of the best due to the high levels of proteins.
Control of Blood Pressure
Consuming chicken is also a great way of controlling high blood pressure according to an observation, although it would work best if they supplemented the chicken with nuts, low-fat dietary products, vegetables, and fruits.
Reduced Cancer Risk
According to studies, people that tend to consume red meat and pork were at higher risk of getting colorectal cancer, while chicken and fish consumption reduced the chances of cancer. Kindly not, though, that the evidence wasn't conclusive.
Reduced Cholesterol
Fish, poultry, and vegetables don't have the amounts of saturated fats and cholesterol that is found in red meat, pork, and lamb. According to the American Heart Association, people should consume more chicken and fish as compared to red meat, since the chances of heart disease development are reduced.
G.Q.F. Manufacturing 1602N Hova-Bator Incubator
Having looked at the importance of chicken in our diets, we are now going to look at how you can hatch your own chicken in the comfort of your home without the hens. This can be done by using an incubator, and in this particular article, we are going to look at the G.Q.F. Manufacturing 1602N Hova Bator Incubator.
Being more than 30 years old, this incubator is one of the best small incubators as well as one of the most economical due to the thermal air flow. The eggs are warmed and aired, fresh air coming into the incubator through the vent at the bottom. It also helps to dry the chicks once they hatch, and it has two windows at the top through which one can view inside. It comes with a proven thermostat and accurate technology that ensures the eggs hatch accurately. The egg Turner is purchased separately.
Chicken are very important in our diet, and it gets even more exciting to think that we can actually hatch chicks in the comfort of our homes and actually rear the chicken.


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I know its been a while and I'm sorry lovelies…but its been for good reason, a few changes in life and left me with less time to blog, BUT I'm not going anywhere I just need to move things around and make a little extra time.
So what's the skinny?
Well not me for starters…jokes aside as many of you know my weightloss journey has been rocky so decided to take a time out from group and go see the doc. I just found it difficult to accept that having been on plan since April that just under half a stone was an acceptable loss. As it turns out some of my meds are messing with the weight loss. But we're trying some alternatives and I'm still on plan, but I'm not returning to SW for a little while. I am however geared up with my fitbit, fitness pal and a low fat diet and it seems my new motivation is helping as of the start of July I'm noticing a loss in inches – my jeans are so much a squeeze and I've found myself reaching for my belt which is a positive sign!
Another great motivator is I have a new job!!! Yep after months of unemployment and a slow fall back into depression, the fates have dealt me a better hand for the next half of the year! It's nothing glamorous but for me – it's great, I'm learning an entirely new industry and have a new focus.
In between all this I've been trying to work on how to fit blogging in as I've always been in the lucky position of either working from home and having the time whilst I was out of work. So I'm still trying to figure out what's going to be best for me and for you guys.
I have been trying all kinds of hair and beauty products and also trying out new recipes in the kitchen too all of which I'll be posting up over the coming days. So if you're still with me, hang in there I've lots of great things to share with you. If you need a quick fix remember you can always catch up on all my thoughts and shenanigans over on my other channels.
Have a great week lovelies


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A young woman, struggling with her own self-esteem, has a message for everybody else who isn't perfect: You're still worth loving.
Eryn Erickson was tired of trying to live up to the unreachable standards set for women -- things like having a perfect body, a handsome husband and a top-notch career.
So she came up with a new motto, and it's really catching on! Check out the video above to hear more about the "So Worth Loving" motto.
You can find Eryn's t-shirts on her So Worth Loving blog.
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