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Barry Town United v Ton Pentre l Welsh League Division One l Saturday, 13 February 2016 l Jenner Park l Kick off: 2.00pm
Barry Town United v Ton Pentre. It's a mouthwatering fixture that sees two of the most recognisable names in Welsh football prepare to meet each other in Nathaniel Cars Welsh League Division One at Jenner Park on Saturday (13 February).
In recent head to head stats the Bulldogs have come out on top the majority of times since 2005:
Ton Pentre and Barry Town were due to meet at the end of the 2012/13 season in a double header, however, the matches never went ahead due to the Jenner Park club having to deal with off field turmoil. You can read our feature article on the reasons for the cancellations on tonpentreafc.com by clicking here.
Now that they have returned to Division One, the rivalries between Barry Town and Ton Pentre will be reignited on Saturday with the Vale of Glamorgan club going strong and challenging for the title under the guidance of Gavin Chesterfield. They will therefore, be favourites for the title with many predicting a comfortable win.
Bulldogs manager Lee Phillips however, will be very familiar with the surroundings at Jenner Park when he visits on Saturday as he spent several seasons with Barry Town through one of their most successful periods of winning league titles and cups.
One of his proudest moments during his playing career was whilst he was with Barry when he scored against FC Porto in a 3-1 UEFA Champions League victory.
You can watch his goal (8th minute onwards) in the highlights of the match below.
Barry come into this match on the back of some good League form following a 1-0 home win over Cambrian & Clydach and last week put in a brave display against The New Saints in Round 4 of the JD Welsh Cup.
Despite eventually losing 5-2, Barry scared the Dafabet Welsh Premier League champions when they took a 2-1 lead at Jenner Park. The match was featured live on S4C's Sgorio and the highlights can be accessed here: Barry Town United 2-5 The New Saints – Highlights.
Meanwhile, Ton Pentre go to Barry on the back of two straight League wins against Monmouth Town and Afan Lido but will still be without suspended captain Thomas Davies, who will have two remaining games to serve of a four match ban following this latest match.
The game at Jenner Park kicks off at 2.00pm and you can follow updates across Facebook and Twitter throughout the match.


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3) They are perfect for transitioning into fall without feeling too summery because they are darker colors, and sleeves go up
This exact style is sold out online, but be sure to visit your local LOFT store because mine had plenty in stock! I'm also linking super similar dresses, both off-shoulder and regular {like this one in OLIVE, which I love} that are on my wish list below.
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The Rosmini Centre emerged as the overall winners for the best float
Harp and guitar were joined together in seasonal music matrimony at Long Sutton's Market House on Friday.
Harpist Maire Ni Chathasaigh and guitarist Chris Newman are bringing Celtic, jazz, bluegrass and baroque music to Long Sutton.
If you thought the North Pole was thousands of miles away then think again, as the magic of Christmas is much closer than that – Cambridge in fact.
This weekend sees the 62nd annual Manea Gala with a host of fun promised for all the family.
Sunshine brought out the crowds for the annual Wisbech Rose Fair on Saturday but a little football match 3,500 miles away slightly affect on numbers.


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João Anacoreta Correia became a partner at Uría Menéndez – Proença de Carvalho in 2004 and is currently managing partner of the Porto office. He jointly heads the litigation and corporate law practice areas, and also specialises in M&A, capital markets, securitisation and insurance.
He is recognised by the leading international legal directories and has been named by Chambers Europe as one of the best lawyers for general business law in Portugal (Tier 1), and Lawyer of the Year 2016 in corporate law (Porto) by the publication Best Lawyers in Portugal. He is also recommended by Best Lawyers in Portugal as a leading lawyer in arbitration and mediation, telecommunications law and transportation law.
In describing João, The Legal 500 notes that 'his leadership of the team of lawyers of the Porto office is highly admired by the market', emphasising his close relationship with the cultural and economic market in Galicia and northern Spain.


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Eric Clapton Taking It To The Limit
LiveAuctionTalk.com: by Rosemary McKittrick
Photo courtesy of Bonhams.
You could call British musician Eric Clapton a rock star but many fans would call him a guitar craftsman and musical genius.
Eric said music has always been healing for him. He discovered early on it could wipe away fear and confusion.
There was one family growing up in his hometown of Ripley, Surrey, England, he knew who owned a TV. Eric liked to go over and watch "Sunday Night at the Palladium" a show which was the first to have American performers. One night Jerry Lee Lewis was on singing "Great Balls of Fire." His bass player had a Fender Precision Bass. Eric said it was like seeing an instrument from outer space.
"That's the future—that's what I want," he said in his autobiography, "Clapton."
He also realized he was living in a village that would probably never change much in the years to come.
"There on TV was something out of the future. And I wanted to go there," he said. He knew he could be one of those performers.
That was the beginning of Eric Clapton's musical odyssey.
The first song Eric learned to play on his first guitar, a Hoyer, was folk song, "Scarlet Ribbons." The 13-year-old liked Josh White's bluesy version and learned to play it completely by ear by playing along with the record.
He broke one of the strings on his guitar almost right away and went on to learn with only five. He spent hours working on traditional blues standards and learned how to make love slowly to a single note like the blues greats. He developed faultless tone and his guitars got better right along with his playing. He said it wasn't hard for him to make "good" noise.
About his hypnotic sound, here's what he said...
"It's very dependent on your state of mind. And your emotional state as well. And a lot of it comes pouring out; you don't really have that much control with it."
By 17, the self-taught guitarist joined his first band "The Roosters." Before going solo, Eric went on to play with groups like "The Yardbirds, the "Bluesbreakers," "Cream," "Blind Faith," and "Derek and the Dominos."
But he always kept moving. There was something inside him that said there was always more to do or different places to go.
"Part of my character is made up of an obsession to push something to the limit," he said.
"His black-and-white Fender Stratocaster is his most recognized guitar. Fender also built an Eric Clapton signature Stratocaster for him. He has used a traditional Marshall stack for amplification.
Eric has won or shared in the winning of 18 Grammy Awards for recorded works. In 2006, he received a Lifetime Achievement Award along with Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce for their work in "Cream." He is also a three-time inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
His musical odyssey continues.
On March 9, Bonhams, New York, featured a simulcast auction in New York and Los Angeles of The Eric Clapton Sale of Guitars and Amps in aid of "The Crossroads Centre Antigua." Crossroads is a residential addiction treatment centre offering programs and services to individuals and families from around the world. The organization supports people to be free of addiction.
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Guitar; Zemaitis Custom Acoustic; natural finish; African Blackwood body; $61,000.
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BTIG starts Cascadian at buy
BTIG initiated coverage of Cascadian Therapeutics (NASDAQ:CASC) with a "buy" rating and $13 price target. The stock closed at $3.92 On April 20.
Cascadian is focused on the development of Tucatinib, an oral, highly selective HER2 inhibitor for breast cancer.
Analyst Robert Hazlett writes that Tucatinib has advantages over other, less-selective HER2 tyrosine kinase inhibitors, "as its potency appears to provide solid efficacy in HER2 positive tumors, yet its selectivity gives it much less debilitating diarrhea and rash that are seen with HER2-directed therapeutics that also possess EGFR activity."
Another Tucatinib advantage is its CNS penetration, he said, adding that it has demonstrated meaningful efficacy in HER2 plus patients with CNS-metastases.
Tucatinib is currently in a pivotal study, HER2CLIMB, for third line use in HER2 plus breast cancer.
Given its activity, differentiated tolerability, and CNS penetration, "we believe Tucatinib has the potential to be widely considered in third line (and later), and to move to earlier lines, materially increasing its potential," Mr. Hazlett said.
Cascadian has two additional promising assets - a TIGIT antibody and a CHK1 inhibitor - in early-stage development that could also add value, he added.


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Anita Cleare (MA AdvDip) is a parenting speaker, writer and coach and co-founder of The Positive Parenting Project. She has two children and two grown up step-children.
Anita started her career in international development, spending four and a half years in Mongolia where she went through both of her pregnancies. (Her eldest son learnt to say 'mummy' in Mongolian before he said it in English!). Anita also spent time in Hungary and Kazakhstan.
After becoming a single parent, Anita changed careers. She worked as a strategic manager in a local authority children's services for nine years, setting up and managing early intervention, targeted and specialist family support services including Sure Start Children's Centres, parent support lines, teenage pregnancy prevention projects and intensive family support. She has a studied developmental psychology (child development) to postgraduate level and is an accredited Triple P (Positive Parenting Programme)® parenting coach.
In 2012 Anita founded The Positive Parenting Project, a social enterprise which aims to bring the benefits of proven, evidence-based parenting strategies to as many parents (and children) as possible. Anita speaks at events across the country and delivers parenting seminars, workshops and one-to-one support. She is a regular on TV and radio.
Fascinated by children and how they develop, Anita has a talent for helping parents view their children and their own parenting strategies from different angles. She is adamant that there is no such thing as a perfect parent and says her ambition with her own children is simply not to make the same mistakes too often.
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I enjoy social media and blogging (obviously.) I love seeing motivational quotes, encouraging verses from the Bible when I open my various apps. I also like to read varying opinions on things that matter to me like body image, loving yourself, etc.
There are so many articles and "life hacks" about how important it is to be happy and to love yourself, and it's true. It's amazing how much better life is when we love ourselves, but self-love does not simply come from within. Sure, that's a super motivational thing to say, but it's not true, at least for me.
I began loving myself when I realized that God loves me right now. He knew before I was born that I'd struggle with my weight, but He created me anyway. He doesn't just love some future, more perfect version of me; He just loves me. My life has improved in every area since that realization, and it makes it easier for me to make practical decisions to love myself.
I created a list of things that have helped me move from feelings of failure and self-loathing to self-love:
- Focus on finding ways to help other people as often as possible. It's so easy to be overwhelmed by everything in our own lives, but when we take time to help someone else, just because, it feels good. Open a door for someone, buy someone lunch, surprise a co-worker with a coffee, or leave an anonymous, encouraging post-it on their desk.
- Look for the good in someone else, and take time to acknowledge it. People appreciate sincerity. Most of us enjoy receiving compliments too, so when I see a dress I think is pretty, I say it. If a woman at the grocery story has beautiful hair, I tell her. It's so easy to take 5 seconds to encourage someone who may appreciate it. If they don't, that's okay too. (I'm telling you though…they usually do.)
- Let go of regret. Remind yourself that it's okay to forgive yourself for the stupid things you've done. Apologize when you can, and do better next time. (I've had to do this one a lot, and it's extraordinarily freeing.)
- Exercise. Endorphins are awesome. It's easy to forget that when we're not moving, but it helps our attitude, our self image and our overall health.
- Figure out what you like and what you're good at, and do it. I have a few hobbies that I really enjoy. I like reading, knitting, singing and other things. Reading makes me more knowledgable, while knitting allows me to create pretty things. I'm a pretty good singer, and it's fun to exercise that talent. All of these things are positive, and it's impossible to love yourself if you're constantly steeped in negativity.
- Be a good friend. If you want to be loved, love them first. Let them in, and let them know you. I used to struggle hard with this, but when I started doing things I enjoyed I started meeting people who liked similar things. It's so much easier to have friends when you just accept that we all have quirks, and it's okay.
- Replace the negative self-talk with positive truth. I used to beat myself up for being ugly, but the truth is that I'm not ugly. I have a lot of positive attributes, and now I choose to focus on those instead of harping on my imperfections.
- Wear a nice outfit, style your hair and take time to be well-groomed. It sounds superficial, but when I take a little time to paint my nails or apply lip gloss, I just feel good.
- Look for opportunities to improve. It's important to improve and evolve, but it's much easier to do that when you do it out of love instead of hatred.
- Make a plan. When we're aware of the things we'd like to change we can look at them practically. Our weaknesses don't have to be clouds to hang over our lives, they can be opportunities to progress. Sometimes those struggles become our strengths. (I love it when that happens!)
Being happy is important, but being joyful and at peace is more important to me. Joy is not the culmination of happy moments; it comes from knowing Jesus.
I'm obviously no expert. I'm just a person who has learned some stuff the hard way and makes the choice to love myself everyday. I'm an imperfect woman who takes responsibility for my issues as I strive to be healthy, strong and happy.


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In this article, we learn about how you can lock cells in excel sheet. Excel is considered to be very useful. Through this, we do many things, such as storing the values, keeping the values well organized, extracting the average, making mathematics calculations, etc. straightforward and right away. Engineers use them to report their work and to store a lot of information. It is also used to store the data of banking sector customers and to update all those data regularly.
Excel is also used in many financial industries to store the data of their customers as well as to make regular updates to them. Excel is presented every new year after its new version is introduced and in some versions, some new features are added, which makes it more attractive and secure in terms of security.
Why do we need to lock cells in Excel
Suppose you have kept an excel sheet prepress and stored a lot of data and you have put too many formulas on those cells. And now you left some empty cells in that sheet to fill someone else.
But now the second person who has given your sheet to freeze the data in empty cells, it also tampering your data due to some experiments or some mistakes, or accidentally deletes it. For this reason, the entire worksheet is wasted and the time is also wasted.
In such a condition, it can be very difficult for you. So the best way to avoid this is to give permission to fill the same cells that you need to fill someone else. For this, you will need to lock all the cells you have filled up and you will need to keep the same empty cells as they are.
So that's why we need to lock some cells to avoid this. That's why we also have a feature in Microsoft Excel which allows us to easily lock any one of the particular cells.
Now let's look how you can also lock cells in excel.
Steps to lock cells in Excel
1. Go to the review section of excel sheets:
When you open the Excel sheet, there are some menu options above. Among those options, you have to select the review option.
2. Click on Allow user to edit ranges:
When you click on the Allow Users To edit ranges, it asks you how much range you want to give to the user for editing. The advantage of this is that as much as you give the range to the user, your user can edit or manipulate itself to the given range.
When you click on the Allow User to Edit Range, a new dialog box will open. Now you have to click on New button. After clicking, you have to name the range in the title row.
4. Select cells or cells range
After giving the name, you have to give the area or cells range where the user can edit or manipulate the data. So now you have to click on the refer to cells row icon. See on the below image.
Select the cells which you don't want to edit or manipulate and leave those cells to which you will be allowed to edit by your user.
5. Set Password for Selected cells or cells range
Now you have to give a password for that selected range. To set a password, the bottom row in the same dialog box will contain a range password box. Now give your strong password and click on OK button. After clicking the OK button again the Confirmation Password box will be displayed. There you have to re-enter the password and click OK and again click on Apply.
Also, read: How to Block Websites in Chrome browser
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So, in this way, you can lock cells in excel. With the help of these 5 easy steps, you can lock your selected cells in excel sheets. After locking your excel cells no one can edit or manipulate the data without your permission. This trick is very helpful for protecting your data and also save your time and work from doing reworking on that.
If you find this post helpful then share it with your work partner so that they can also protect his data and save time.


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B. Tech. – Chemical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
M.ChE. – Chemical Engineering, University of Delaware
Sc. D – Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Research Interests
Professor Agrawal's current interest and passion is in energy production issues especially from renewable sources such as solar. The thrust of research is to fabricate low-cost solar cells based on nanotechnology.
Another major thrust of his current research is the development and optimization of processes to meet essential human needs including transportation fuel, chemicals, and electricity, primarily from renewable energy sources to enable a sustainable economy. This effort is also focused on efficient conversion of biomass to liquid fuel and maximizing liquid fuel from a given quantity of biomass.
The group is also involved with developing efficient separation processes. Currently methods to synthesize and identify energy efficient distillation configurations for multicomponent separation are being developed. Additional effort is being devoted to develop optimal methods for membrane separation processes.
He has a broad experience in hydrogen production and purification technologies. This has evolved from his earlier activity in developing integration steps within coal gasification combined cycles for power as well as syngas generation.
His research interests also include basic and applied research in process development, gas liquefaction processes, cryogenics, and thermodynamics.
Awards and Honors
– Youngest Ever Recipient of the Air Products' Prestigious Chairman's Award (1992)
– Extraordinary Quality Award from Air Products and chemicals (1992)
– Presidential Citation for Outstanding Achievement from the University of Delaware (1995)
– Institute Award for Excellence in Industrial Gases Technology from the AIChE (1998)
– Clarence G. Gerhold Award, Separations Division, AIChE (2001)
– Alkyl Amines Dr. B. D. Tilak Chemcon Distinguished Speaker, Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (IIChE) 2001
– Honorary Fellow, Indian Institute of Chemical Engineers (2001)
– Who's Who in the World
– Diamond Award for Inventor on One Hundred United States Patents, Air Products and Chemicals (2001)
– Member, U. S. National Academy of Engineering (2002)
– BAYER Lecture, Carnegie Mellon University (2002)
– Air Products' Equipment Innovation Award for The APX Hybrid LNG Process (2003)
– J&E Hall Gold Medal, Institute of Refrigeration, UK (2004)
– Who's Who in America, Who's Who in Science and Engineering, Who's Who in Finance & Business
– Regents' Lecturer, University of California, Los Angeles (2004)
– Distinguished Faculty Seminar: Advanced Power Sources, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (2004)
– Professor B. D. Tilak Visiting Fellowship Lecture, Institute of Chemical Technology, University of Mumbai, India (2004)
– AIChE Institute Lecturer (2005)
– Chemical Engineering Practice Award, AIChE (2006)
– V.V. Mariwala Visiting Professorship, UICT, Mumbai, India (2007)
– Industrial Research Institute (IRI) Achievement Award (2007)
– Chemical Weekly's Padmashri Dr. G. P. Kane CHEMCON Distinguished Speaker Award, IIChE (2007)
– AIChE Fuels and Petrochemicals Division Award (2008)
– Lecture on "Energy Systems Analysis" voted as the best presentation at the Pan American Institute (PASI) workshop, Argentina (2008)
– W.R. Marshall Founders' Lecture, University of Wisconsin (2008)
– Tis Lahiri Lecture, Vanderbilt University (2008)
– C. K. Murthy Memorial Lecture, IIChE (2008)
– Inaugural winner of Excellence in Gas Processing Award, Annual Gas Processing Symposium, Qatar (2009)
– AIChE Fellow (2009)
– Pirkey Lecture, University of Texas, Austin (2010)
– Hugh M. Hulbert Memorial Lecture, Northwestern University (2011)
– Hess Lecture, University of Virginia (2011)
– AIChE Founders Award (2011)
– Foreign Fellow, Indian National Academy of Engineering (2011)
– ExxonMobil Visiting Chair Professor, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, National University of Singapore (2011- Present)
– National Medal of Technology and Innovation from the President of the United States of America (2011), (The highest honor given by the U.S. government for Technology and Innovation)
– Ken Nobe Founders Lecture, Univ. of California, Los Angeles (2012)
– Distinguished Alumnus Award, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (2012)
– Padmavibhushan Professor M. M. Sharma CHEMCON Distinguished Speaker Award, IIChE (2012)
– Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2013)
– Shreve Award for Excellence in Teaching, Chemical Engineering, Purdue University (2013)
– Allan P. Colburn Honorary Lecturer, E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (2013)
– Annual KAIST CBE Global Distinguished Lecturer, Korea (2013)
– Fellow, National Academy of Inventors (2014)
– Texas A&M University Institute for Advanced Study Faculty Fellow (2014)
– Morrill Award, Purdue University (2014)
– Prof. C.V. Seshadri Memorial Distinguished Lecture, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India, (2014)
– Distinguished Lindsay Lecturer, Texas A&M University, (2014)
– Distinguished Member, The National Society of Collegiate Scholars, NSCS (2014)
– TIAS Eminent Scholar Lecturer, Texas A&M University (2014)
Selected Publications
- "Oxygen removal from intact biomass to produce liquid fuel range hydrocarbons via fast-hydropyrolysis and vapor-phase catalytic hydrodeoxygenation," V. K. Venkatakrishnan, W. N. Delgass, F. H. Ribeiro and R. Agrawal, Green Chemistry, 17, 178 (2015)
- "Synthesis and Characterization of 15% Efficient CIGSSe Solar Cells From Nanoparticle Inks," S. M. McLeod, C. J. Hages, N. J. Carter, and R. Agrawal, Accepted for Publication in Prog. Photovolt.: Res. Appl.
- "A Synergistic Biorefinery Based on Catalytic Conversion of Lignin Prior to Cellulose Starting from Lignocellulosic Biomass," T. Parsell, S. Yohe, J. Degenstein, T. Jarrell, I. Klein, E. Gencer, B. Hewetson, M. Hurt, J. Im Kim, H. Choudhari, B. Saha, R. Meilan, N. Mosier, F. Ribeiro, W. N. Delgass, C. Chapple, H. I. Kentt?maa, R. Agrawal and M. M. Abu-Omar, Green Chemistry, Available online DOI: 10.1039/c4gc01911c.
- "Thermal Coupling Links to Liquid-Only Transfer Streams: A Path for New Dividing Wall Columns," G. Madenoor Ramapriya, M. Tawarmalani and R. Agrawal, AIChEJ, 60, 2949 (2014); DOI 10.1002/aic.14468.
- "Contamination-Free Solutions of Selenium in Amines for Nanoparticle Synthesis," B. C. Walker and R. Agrawal, Chem. Commun., 50, 8331 (2014)
- From Shale Gas to Renewable Energy Based Transportation Solutions, D. S. Mallapragada, G. Duan and R. Agrawal, Energy Policy 67, 499 (2014).
- 9% Efficient Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4 Solar Cells from Selenized Nanoparticle Inks, C. K. Miskin, W.-C. Yang, C. J. Hages, N. J. Carter, C. S. Joglekar, E. A. Stach, and R. Agrawal, Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications, DOI: 10.1002/pip.2472.
- Continuous power supply from a baseload renewable power plantâ€, E. I. Al-Musleh, D. S. Mallapragada, and R. Agrawal, Applied Energy, 122, 83, (2014).
- Improved performance of Ge-alloyed CZTGeSSe thin-film solar cells through control of elemental losses, C. J. Hages, S. Levcenco, C. K. Miskin, J. H. Alsmeier, D. Abou-Ras, R. G. Wilks, M. Bar, T. Unold, and R. Agrawal, Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pip.2442/abstract
- Limiting and Achievable Efficiencies for Solar Thermal Hydrogen Production, D. S. Mallapragada and R. Agrawal, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 39, 62 (2014).
- Real-time observation of Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4 solar cell absorber layer formation from nanoparticle precursors, R. Mainz, B. Walker, S. S. Schmidt, O. Zander, A. Weber, H. Rodriguez-Alvarez, J. Just, M. Klaus, R. Agrawal and T. Unold, Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 15, 18281(2013)
- "Sun-to-Fuel Assessment of Routes for Fixing CO2 as Liquid Fuel," D. Mallapragada, N. Singh, V. Curteanu, and R. Agrawal, I&EC Res, 53, 5136 (2013)


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Jwala loses case: Found guilty of non-disclosure, inexcusable delay
Judicial review proceedings brought by former Central Bank Governor Jwala Rambarran have been struck down in the High Court.
Rambarran was fired by Finance Minister Colm Imbert December 2015. Then Deputy Central Bank Governor Alvin Hilaire replaced Rambarran.
In July 2016, Rambarran commenced judicial review proceedings in the High Court to compel the Cabinet to provide him with a Statement of Reasons under the Judicial Review Act concerning the revocation of his appointment as Governor of the Central Bank Governor in December 2015.
Under the Freedom of Information Act, he sought to gain access to various correspondence between the Minister of Finance, the Office of the Prime Minister and the Office of the President, in relation to the decision of the Cabinet to advise the President to revoke his appointment as Governor, and to access the relevant Cabinet Note and Minute.
On Friday, Justice Nadia Kangaloo dismissed his application for the said Statement of Reasons, finding that there was non-excusable and insurmountable delay on his part.
Rambarran requested the Statement of Reasons, five and a half months after the revocation of his appointment when, Section 16 of the Judicial Review Act provides for such requests to be made within twenty eight (28) days.
Further, the former Central Bank Governor was found by the Court to be guilty of non-disclosure in filing his claim.
In a statement following his firing he failed to disclose that he had been invited to meetings with the Minister of Finance prior to the revocation of his appointment. Additionally, in his Monetary Policy Forum address earlier that month, Rambarran disclosed the names of major foreign exchange users.
In delivering her judgment, Justice Kangaloo found it highly incredible that he - could not at this stage - not know the reasons for his dismissal, which were clearly stated in the Affidavit filed by the Minister of Finance.
Regarding his request to view correspondence under the Freedom of Information Act, the Court refused.
The court instead accepted Cabinet's offer- made in its legal submissions filed on January 11, 2018 - to view the requested Cabinet Note and Minute to aid in its determination of the matter.
The Court, however, directed that the State produce the said documents under the strict seal of confidentiality.
The Court will then consider same to determine whether there are any portions of it which may be of use to Rambarran and which may be disclosed to him in redacted form.
Parts of the Cabinet Note and Minute which contain legal opinions considered by the Cabinet would not be disclosed.
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The drying technology has proven successful for textiles, whether for instantaneous drying of a sublimation paper printed pattern or a printing pattern directly on the textile itself (screen as well as inkjet).


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Journal of Computational Information Systems (JCIS) is an international forum for scientists and engineers in all aspects of computer science and technology publishing high quality and refereed papers. JCIS published by Binary Information Press, is indexed by Ei Compendex. The papers for publication in JCIS are selected through rigorous peer reviews to ensure originality, timeliness, relevance, and readability. JCIS also seeks clearly written survey and review articles from experts in the field to promote insightful understanding of the state-of-the-art and the technology trends.
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Announcemnt: (IUL)113-CCD/1/2018/32
MPL celebrates International Women's Day
A special function was held on 8th March, to celebrate the occasion of International Women's Day.
CEO Ibrahim Abdul Razzaq Haleem and senior management joined the ceremony to mark Women's Day.
Speaking at the ceremony CEO Haleem praised the hard work and contribution of women, and committed to creating more opportunities for women in MPL.


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Until the uprising of punk, music seemed connected with virtuosity and complex compositions. Punk brought back rock & roll to the essence: a means of expressing emotions. Not technique or skills but honesty as the proof of quality. It is 1976 when FRANK throws his air guitar aside and starts playing the real thing.
FRANK played guitar in a dozen bands but also composed and performed solo all these years. In 2000 he released 5 CD's that form a chronological overview of that solo career. The good listener will recognise the punk roots. But the music has evolved into beautiful melodies.
Aside from the EP In the Land of Milk & Honey, FRANK in 2003 released the first album in a series of music dedicated to poetry of the Great War, For War is Hell. Followed by Out of Trenches in 2015. A new single called Abschied was released in 2017.
Currently FRANK is expanding his musical horizon and skills. Some new songs are in the making and more recordings and gigs will follow shortly.


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I operate like a python, the venomous snake that quickly attacks its prey with practically no time reaction time. I want my victims to be in a peaceful state right before I unleash mayhem. I discovered a vulnerability that would allow me to attack individual victims for years to come without detection until it was too late. As awesome as it would be, I decided it was best to adapt my python attack.
This new exploit would enable me to instill fear into the masses if timed appropriately. Without high profile targets in my attack list, what would be the benefit of attacking a few dozen persons when I can make millions panic? What animal waits for it to be announced and immediately thereafter attacks?
I knew I needed to find an exploit that would apply to many, irrespective of device type. I used the STUXNET [1] exploit as a source of inspiration. It took advantage of a feature that was largely overlooked and taken for granted. Of course, STUXNET was more sophisticated than the average exploit, mine would never rise to its level of sophistication. Yet sometimes the simplest attack vectors are the grandest. [2] My exploit would be grand because it would attack the ubiquitous.
I knew I needed to experiment to find the optimal attack strategy. Experimentation would require trying numerous single exploits and assessing its effectiveness. Furthermore, I would characterize the throughput, payload type, and probability of success. This would allow me to devise follow on experiments where multiple exploits are daisy chained and run in parallel. After a series of experiments, I could begin laying the foundation for an uber exploit.
I downloaded the latest open source hacker tool set. [3] I chose the most promising attack vectors from the catalog. After a few days of reading the bits and pieces of documentation and rummaging through the source code I had a comprehensive understanding how each payload worked. I created a checklist of the payloads and matrix documenting where I installed the hacker tool set, the target platform, and notes for each attempt. I installed the tool set on the different machines from which I would launch the attack and was ready to start experimenting.
My first set of runs were done in an radio frequency controlled room. I wanted to eliminate any radio frequencies from entering and distorting my collected data. Furthermore, I would avoid premature discovery of my plans. I ran some initial calibration checks to ensure no signals were going in and out of the room.
I was ready to begin experiments. I did consecutive runs that took about four hours total. I would wake up, do my morning routine, eat breakfast, kick off a four-hour test, and run to work. I would return during my lunch break to eat a cold sandwich over my central computer while evaluating the success of my run. After confirming I had meaningful results, I would kick off the afternoon test, and run back to work before my supervisor would accuse me of taking too long a lunch. (Some supervisors are horrible and don't appreciate their employees. I would do what I was asked, she would be cheery and thankful to my face, and then complain to my manager that I did not show enough initiative. Though when I tried to go above and beyond in the past she would complain I was overstepping my bounds. I digress. Maybe she will be in the first round of targets when I launch the python attack.) [4] I would spend the rest of the evening after work number crunching both sets of tests. I would then set up both sets of tests to run the next day. I followed this same schedule even on the weekends. My experiments became my highest priority other than staying employed to finance them.
Field Testing
I eventually had a series of exploits to test in the field. I would pick locations with many targets where I could blend into the crowd. I wore nice slacks, a collared shirt and a wool sweater. The day before I would go to a fancy chain hair salon and ask for haircut to match the cover model. If anyone were to approach me I could easily respond I was waiting for a blind date who was running late. My testing would be inconspicuous.
I decided to pick a location with a consistent level of churn. I found a place where the crowd would change approximately every twenty minutes. This would allow me to run three tests. An hour would be a reasonable amount of time to wait before leaving after having been stood up by a blind date.
In the first test I would try as many single exploits in the order of most likely to succeed. I would leave five minutes to calculate the success ratio. I streamlined the process for it to all work from my phone. Launching exploits from a phone would be harder to pinpoint as the majority of persons would be using their phone too. I could easily abandon my tests and easily escape if my exploits attempts are discovered.
The second set of exploits would test the foundation of a multi-step exploit. My goal was to test how likely I could execute my entire plan without inadvertently disclosing it and putting it in jeopardy.
The third set of exploits would be to compromise any target. It would not be the actual approach or anything resembling it. I wanted to capture metrics on the speed of a successful compromise and the complexity of the exploit sequence. I would be rating how fast I would measure against a python attack.
Needless to say, I spent almost a year of weekends going to different locations with different permutations of my exploit tests. I wanted to ensure if anyone was tracking my exploits they would not see any pattern in the exploits themselves. Even my haircuts and style of clothing would differ to minimize the likeliness of my person being discovered. The end result was worth the annoyance.
I confirmed my entire kill chain would succeed even if parts of it could be stopped. I monitored the vulnerability databases and research papers and I was excited that my entire kill chain had not been discovered.
Still Like a Python
I was ready to execute the attack. I admit it was difficult to wait for the right time to attack. I distracted myself by planning how to hide my tracks. I also started contributing to open source projects that related to my kill chain. I would introduce purposeful bugs with two purposes: make my kill chain stronger but without looking obvious and make the discovery of a specific vulnerability come likely. Having a specific vulnerability announced and its potential havoc disclosed too would be my queue to strike.
You may be wondering how a vulnerability being disclosed would be my preferred strategy. I have been waiting to share that this vulnerability though easily resolved would be difficult to distribute. It would take months before it would be mitigated. This would give me months to attack high profile targets. The python attack would go down in greater infamy than any exploit in history.
And so, I waited and waited until one day I read this blog post.
"Security Research Company has published a critical vulnerability and its patch. SRC highly recommends that affected manufacturers immediately recall all their devices. Due to the nature of the vulnerability it is not feasible to distribute a patch in a software update without rendering the devices useless. Consumers beware of enabling any wireless or wired network communications if a recall option is not available. Failure to do so leaves the consumer vulnerable to multiple forms of identity threat. SRC stressed that the vulnerability is unlikely to be exploited due to the complex means it was originally discovered. That said, SRC cautions that this vulnerability not be taken lightly."
Time to strike…
Before You Go
A Note from the Author
This second edition was updated to include references to articles to aid in learning about cyber security.
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*Main Image Credit : The awesome piece of artwork used to head this article is called 'Python Dev Kit' and it was created by graphic designer Christina Young
Wikipedia has an overview of Stuxnet.
"Stuxnet." Wikipedia.
Time and time again the simplest attacks are the most effective.
Hern, Alex. "'Most cyberattacks come through simple failures' - security specialist." The Guardian: November 6, 2013.
Furthermore, the human is the weakest link and simple attacks are effective in exploiting individuals.
Santavy, Jon. "Social Engineering an Executive, an Employee, and a Grandma." Secjuice: June 11, 2018.
There are a number of popular hacker tools.
Raza, Ali. "8 Most Popular and Best Hacking Tools." HackRead: January 23, 2016.
This article gives an opinion of two operating systems preloaded with hacker tools.
Chavan, Rohan. "Kali Linux vs Parrot - Whats Different?" Secjuice: May 16, 2018.
Disgruntled employees retaliating with a cyber-attack is definitely possible. The FBI warned about this several years ago.
Higgins, Sean. "FBI warns cyber sabotage, extortion by disgruntled employees rising." Washington Examiner: September 27, 2014.
Recently a major corporation was a victim of a disgruntled employee.
Hull, Dana and Eidelson, Josh. "Musk says Tesla hit with 'extensive' sabotage by employee." Automotive News: June 18, 2018.
Main Image Credit : The awesome piece of artwork used to head this article is called 'Python Dev Kit' and it was created by graphic designer Christina Young.


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Learning a new language is like commencing an exciting adventure. At the beginning, you want to know everything about it, learn quickly and actively, then you meet some troubles since the journey starts going into a difficult part, you feel a little tired, begin to slow down your steps, but you still want to continue…After experiencing and overcoming a sequence of difficulties, you finally reach the summit of the mountain…Unfortunately, you do not see the beautiful scenery as promised but another more huge and bigger mountain…! I'm sure this kind of situation happens to each language learner, it also includes me. Thus, here are some tips to help you learn languages. Hoping they would be useful to you:)
- Adjust your attitude towards learning
This point is simple but easily ignored. I noticed that most language learners always start with a great interest but cannot stick to the end. They tend to be slowed down or stop completely after suffering a heavy blow from others. That is normal, since we don't want to be denied, or viewed as a no value person, this is especially true for those who are sensitive to criticism. Well, here is an advice for you, adjusting your attitude first before you start learning. That is to say, make yourself more humble, stop feeling that you has been insulted or need to rescue your face. In fact, people who are willing to help you are normally quite easy-going. I believe it works not only in language but also in other things.
- Squeeze your time
The time here I want to talk about is the time you have potentially. It means the time you spend on several meaningless things but they cannot be avoided, and you do not want to concentrate all your energy on them. For example, the time spends on cooking, on the way home, when you work out etc. My advice is – trying to use these moments to recall the things about the language you have learnt in your mind. Yes, just using your mind to remember the key points. Prepare a pen and a piece of paper (if possible) to write down something that appeared difficult or blank to you, and review them right away or tomorrow. This method is pretty simple and effective since our memory can stay fresh all the time. After a period of time, I wager you will never forget them. Another thing I want to emphasise here is that the most important point about learning languages is repeating and memorising. If you do not memorise, the knowledge that you have learnt will never belong to you. 🙂
- Do not be shy
I believe everyone knows this now, so I am going to repeat it here again, just remind yourself all the time, forget your proper bride, ask as much as questions you can and makes mistakes!
- Alternative learning
If you keep learning one language for a long time, you may easily get tired. If it does, put it aside for a moment, doing other things instead, such as watching a TV drama, go for a walk or even you can start another new language! After you feel no longer saturated with it, go back and start it again:)
- Find the right learning methods
I still remember when I was a teenager, it was very difficult for me to learn English, I used to ask myself: 'Am I so stupid? Or this is too difficult?' This situation had remained until I went to university. I then realised that it is just because I did not apply the proper methods. Yes, I hope you can realise this too, since it may save you a great number time (time is money^^). If you apply the wrong ways to learn a language, no matter how hard you try, how much efforts and time you contributed, it may still come to nought.
- Set your goal
This point is very easy to understand. It often takes years to master one language perfectly, Thus, make a small goal for yourself during a short period of time. Remember Rome was not built in one day!


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'Eddie the Eagle' is an underdog tale on skis (PG-13)
A cheery tale of unlikely sporting triumph, Eddie the Eagle offers up a retro feel-good yarn about the power of determination. While it's often cookie-cutter sports movie conventional, you'd have to be stone-hearted to remain un-charmed by the story of real-life British ski jumper Michael "Eddie" Edwards, played by rising star Taron Egerton.
As a kid, enthusiastic young Eddie declares he's going to be an Olympian, despite his corrective leg braces and Coke bottle glasses, to the bemusement of his sweetly supportive mum (Jo Hartley), and disappointment of his pragmatic working class dad (Keith Allen). Training his sights on the Winter Olympics, he finds some success as a downhill skier, until the British Olympic team rudely turns up their noses up at him. But nothing stops Eddie, and armed with the knowledge that Britain hasn't fielded a ski jumper since the 1920s, he figures the odds are in his favor to qualify for the Games.
Because winning isn't what Eddie cares about all he wants is to participate. This point is reiterated by the repetition of a quote from Pierre de Coubertin, that, "the most important thing in the Olympic Games is not winning but taking part." For Eddie, taking part has always been the goal, but ultimately, he discovers his real challenge is to take himself seriously, and therefore have others take him seriously.
But Eddie wins hearts with his unabashed chipper goofiness. Lacking natural talent and training, he relies on his can-do spirit and eagerness to fling himself down increasingly tall ski jumps. Certified hunk Egerton (Kingsman, Legend) has been given a typical Hollywood treatment to render himself homely — outlandish glasses and frizzy hair. But Egerton proves himself to be a performer lacking in vanity and gifted with physical chops, adding a sideways grimace and bumbling gait to fully transform himself.
The screenplay, by Sean Macaulay and Simon Kelton, takes liberties with the real Eddie Edwards story. Eddie finds a drunken, washed-up American ski jumper in Germany to train him, Bronson Peary (Hugh Jackman), a character who has been made up out of whole cloth, as the real Edwards trained with a pair of coaches in Lake Placid. But autobiographical details aren't what this story's about. A foil to Eddie, Jackman provides a frisson of sexy danger, and his outcast status allows a doubling down on the dark horse qualities that make eventual success taste that much better. The manipulation of the story details demonstrates the filmmakers' skill in execution — like a perfect ski jump, they lean into that sweet spot of lovable underdog sports flick, and stick the landing.
Cast: Taron Egerton, Hugh Jackman, Keith Allen, Jo Hartley, Mark Benton, Tim McInnerny.
Director: Dexter Fletcher.
Screenwriters: Sean Macaulay, Simon Kelton.
A 20th Century Fox release. Running time: 105 minutes. Brief nudity, adult themes. Playing at area theaters.


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Abstract: Movement disorders and the eyes.
Twelve years ago, Current Opinion in Ophthalmology published a review titled "Neuro-ophthalmology of movement disorders". It includes no mention of corneal involvement from movement disorders, at least in the abstract.
Below is a review in the same journal, with an identical title, published November 2012. See for yourself the difference.
Dunno about you but I'll take any signs of progress I can find!
Below is a review in the same journal, with an identical title, published November 2012. See for yourself the difference.
Dunno about you but I'll take any signs of progress I can find!
Movement disorders commonly present with ocular features. The purpose of this review is to outline neuro-ophthalmologic findings that can help in diagnosis, treatment and determining prognosis in patients with movement disorders.
Common movement disorders with ophthalmic symptoms include extrapyramidal disorders such as Parkinson disease-associated dry eye, decreased blink rate, and vergence dysfunction, and progressive supranuclear palsy-related lid retraction, frequent square-wave jerks and supranuclear gaze palsy. Multisystem atrophy can present with gaze-evoked horizontal or positional downbeat nystagmus and impaired vestibulo-ocular reflex suppression. Genetic disorders such as Huntington disease produce increased saccadic latencies and impaired suppression of saccades to presented stimulus, whereas Wilson disease is associated with saccadic pursuits, increased antisaccade latencies and decreased pursuit gain. Whipple's disease can present with supranuclear gaze palsy and characteristic oculomasticatory myorrhythmia.
Movement disorders commonly present with ocular features. Knowledge of these ocular symptoms can assist the ophthalmologist in diagnosis and treatment of movement disorders.
Curr Opin Ophthalmol. 2012 Nov;23(6):491-6. doi: 10.1097/ICU.0b013e328358ba14.
Clark D, Eggenberger E.
Michigan State University Department of Neurology and Ophthalmology, East Lansing, Michigan, USA.


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The competition regulator, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), has initiated proceedings against Australia's second largest car repair organisation in the country, Ultra Tune Australia Pty Ltd (Ultra Tune). The ACCC alleges that Ultra Tune has failed to comply with the Franchising Code of Conduct (Code) and the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).
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In light of the recent short attack on Aphria, many investors lost money. Some of them are now pressing charges against the company for failing to disclose material information.
Exactly two weeks ago, one of the largest cannabis producers in the world got hit by what could have proven to be a very damning case, but turned out to be nothing more than a short attack.
A known short-seller Gabriel Greco made his case against Aphria, condemning the company of falsely reporting its foreign assets and overpaying for the acquisitions of the said assets.
In a 30-page report against Aphria, Greco laid out what many interpreted as forensic evidence and the massive sellout of Aphria stock started.
The weekend before the short-attack Aphria's stock was trading at around $10.50 CAD.
On December 3, following the release of the Hindenburg Research article, Aphria's share price fell $1.85 per share, or over 23%, to close at $6.05.
The day after, the share price fell $1.54 per share, or over 25%, to close at $4.51, and that was after the execs bought over 250,000 of shares as a show of faith.
At one point, trading was halted by the financial authorities and Aphria released a short rebuttal that didn't do much to assure their investors.
KSF to sue Aphria
In the latest turn of events, Kahn Swick & Foti LLC is filing a lawsuit against Aphria for failing to disclose material information.
The lawsuit is spearheaded by KSF Managing Partner Lewis Kahn and the former Attorney General of Louisiana, Charles C. Foti, Jr.
The two released a press release in order to remind investors that they have until February 4, 2019, to file lead plaintiff applications in a securities class action lawsuit against Aphria.
All investors with losses in excess of $100,000 can apply to be the lead plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit against Aphria up until February 4, 2019.
Seeing how Aphria is listed on the New York Securities Exchange, the action is pending in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, and the case is Gloschat v. Aphria Inc. et al, 18-cv-11427.
Aphria and some of its executives are charged with failing to disclose material information during the Class Period, violating federal securities laws, according to the press release.
Another class-action lawsuit filed against Aphria
RM LAW, P.C. based in Pennsylvania is also filing a class-action lawsuit against Aphria that seeks to recover damages against defendants for alleged violations of the federal securities.
According to the press release, Aphria failed to disclose three very crucial things.
Firstly, Aphria didn't disclose that the Latin American assets acquired by the company lacked adequate licenses to operate and were overvalued.
Secondly, the company didn't disclose that the acquisition of the Latin American assets would enrich Aphria's CEO and other insiders at the expense of shareholders.
Lastly, as a result of the foregoing, the defendants' positive statements about Aphria's business, operations and prospects were materially misleading and lacked a reasonable basis.
RM Law is also reminding those damaged in the recent short attack that they may request that the Court appoint you as lead plaintiff of the class up until February 4, 2019.
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Here at Nature's Quay Beauty and Wellness Centre we have some extra special treats for you for Valentine's Day. Either come in to see us and buy them for your Valentine or tell your Valentine that they are here and get them to order for you. Remember too, you can always purchase one of our gift vouchers, which can be for as much or as little as you specify and which can be used for purchasing any of our fabulous products or our luxury treatments.
The Valentines treats are from the wonderful ila, our luxury organic skincare brand that we absolutely love.
The word ila means 'Earth' in Sanskrit and it reflects the power of nature as the source of real wellness.
ila' s philosophy goes beyond organic and they create effective natural products, free from chemicals which they say 'harness nature's purest vibrancy through use of the finest raw ingredients and by honouring the earth's most ancient and purest sources, we are able to create luxurious results-driven products that are as effective as they are ethical: no-compromise skin and body care with the ability to awaken, transform and heal.'
'We only use the finest natural plant and mineral ingredients, wild-harvested in remote, untainted regions by artisan producers who value traditional, sustainable practices.
From earth to skin, we go to great lengths to maintain the unique purity of each and every ingredient. The purer the processes used, the purer the end product – and the greater the natural healing energy contained within.'
Denise Leicester, who is the founder of ila says "ila' s vocation is to bring purity, energy and balance into everyday life through the creation of luxury organic products that are as effective as they are ethical: no-compromise skin and body care with the ability to awaken, transform and heal.
At Nature's Quay we absolutely agree and here is your chance to try out some of these amazing and completely natural products for yourself this Valentines. Our Valentine's Offer is a selection of deluxe-sized samples in Little Treat Bags. They are tantalising gifts of natural and ethical goodness for Face and Body: the perfect introduction to the energy – and benefits – of ila.
Usually £60.00 now only £40.20
Little Face Treats includes:
1 x Face Oil for Glowing Radiance (10ml)
1 x Cleansing Milk for Natural Beauty (30ml)
1 x Hydrolat Toner for Hydrating the Skin (30ml)
1 x Day Cream for Glowing Radiance (20g)
1 x Face Mask for Revitalising Skin (20g).
Rich in the purest rose damascene otto and argan oil, they work together to fight wrinkles, help cells regenerate, and leave facial skin glowing with radiance.
Usually £40.00 now only £26.
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At Nature's Quay we help you to reconnect to the essence of who you are, allowing you to regain balance in your life. We provide a tranquil space where you can regain harmony; Physically, Emotionally & Mentally. A unique experience with Nature's gifts, the key to your wellbeing. We work with products that are chosen for their purity, sustainability, ethically sourced, free from harmful chemicals and ecologically sound.
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Name: Tame ImpalaTrack name: Be Above It (Erol Alkan Rework) Hometown: Perth Who? Kevin Park and the wizards from Auz. Why now? This track is being sold for the first time at the Independent Label Market taking place at London's Old Spitalfields Market today (30 November) from 11am (GMT). The event sees the staff of indie labels including Bella Union, Domino, Double Denim, Ninja Tune and more manning stalls to sell records, including a host of exclusive releases like this. See the link below for full details, in the meantime read our Q&a with Tame Impala's Kevin Park. Hear more: Facebook.com/independentlabelmarket


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How are this year's resolutions doing? Chances are, you may have fallen off the resolution wagon, especially if you were overly ambitious. Fear not - it's never too late to make small, sustainable changes in your lifestyle that result in big health improvements. Review your hardest-to-keep resolutions and adapt them into goals you can easily maintain. Here are five common resolutions transformed into small, healthful changes that can become part of your life - for good.
1. Your resolution: Exercise one hour every day
Realistic goal: Add movement every day in 5- to 10-minute increments. Take a short walk around the office, stroll outside during the lunch hour or after dinner, jump on that exercise bike in the basement for a spin each morning or dance to music while you're getting dinner ready. Sticking to a short period of movement a few times a day is a great way to boost energy and start building the exercise habit. While most of us find it hard to commit to big chunks of time, it's tough to say no to 5 or 10 minutes. Arrange to walk with a friend if that helps keep you on track.
2. Your resolution: Drink eight glasses of water every day
Realistic goal: Increase water consumption by one glass at a time - when you first wake up, or before lunch and dinner. Drinking water before meals helps you feel full and aids digestion. If water doesn't entice you, make it easier for yourself by finding a water bottle that's easy to carry around. Add a splash of lemon or lime for flavor. Once you're in the habit of drinking water before one meal, it will be easier to add a glass before other meals as well.
3. Your resolution: Cut out all sugar
Realistic goal: Find healthy alternatives to reduce your sugar cravings. Try zero-calorie sweetener. Add it to your favourite baking recipes, smoothies or add a sweet touch to unsweetened beverages.
4. Your resolution: Cut out all snacking
Realistic goal: Find healthy, easy-to-prep snacks to stave off cravings for junk food, and to prevent you from overeating at mealtime. Small handfuls of nuts, raw veggies and fruits are obvious choices. Limit your snacks to 2-3 times per day. If your sweet tooth is your downfall, use a natural sweetener to sprinkle or drizzle on berries, or add a spoonful to your tea or coffee.
5. Your resolution: Stick to a specific diet
Realistic goal: Examine the diet you're trying, whether it's keto or paleo or something else, to identify the most important elements, and don't go cold turkey. The keto diet is mostly about cutting carbs and sugars, plus highly processed sugar-free diet foods. The paleo diet also emphasises proteins, cutting all dairy and sugar. Cutting all carbs or dairy can be too challenging for most people - try reducing the "forbidden items" gradually to wean yourself from your usual eating habits. Don't give up on those resolutions, even if you've slipped a little already. Adjusting your expectations will help you adapt more healthful habits you can stick with for a long, healthy life. And that's a resolution worth keeping.


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Check it out! is a four-level series in American English that uses carefully chosen themes to introduce learners to global culture through the study of English. Age-appropriate language activities develop learners' reading, writing, listening, speaking, and pronunciation skills - and motivates them to use English. For students who are preparing to take international English examinations in the future Check it out! systematically introduces skills practice and question types which are commonly found on such exams.
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I was reading up on allergy myths last night, and this really caught my attention. Why? Well I assumed it was true because I heard it from 3 trusted sources (my mom, my grandma & the hippy friend I snowboard with who knows all things health related).
Myth: Allergies are harmless
Reality: Allergies are a serious problem and should not be ignored. Untreated allergies have a significant impact on quality of life. Allergic rhinitis (hay fever) for example, results in poor quality sleep, fatigue and daytime sleepiness. Adults find it harder to think and function at work, suffer from greater absenteeism and more work-related injury. They are more irritable and moody than healthier people and find it harder to make important decisions. School-aged children with allergic rhinitis can do poorly in examinations and often cannot recall information taught during class. Untreated allergies can also worsen other chronic respiratory problems such as asthma, sinusitis and skin disorders such as eczema and urticaria (hives).
I was told "Use a natural ways to lessen your allergies, you shouldn't take those antihistamines EVERY DAY!". Here are some of the debunked old wives tales of natural allergy remedies I heard of and found on the web. Neti Pots, eating organic honey, acupuncture, eat quail eggs, apple cider vinegar……and my two favorites(which I found on the web)…VISIT A SALT MINEOR PARASIDIC WORMS! Seriously…Google the salt mine and worm ones there are folks who offer those remedies… if you'd like to try them out.
Best way to naturally lessen allergies? Lessen the allergens in your environment, at least the environment you can control, like your home or office.


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PlasticRoad - An Innovative, Sustainable Solution in Road Technology
Envision a road created out of recycled plastic, that can be built in only a matter of days and that can last three times longer than a traditional road. A road that allows excess water to drain quickly and has a built-in solution for pipes and cables. KWS, a VolkerWessels company, Wavin and Total have been working on the development of the first PlasticRoad.
Latest Sustainable News
The world's first PlasticRoad is now open!
On September 11, 2018, the PlasticRoad – a collaboration between industry leaders KWS, Wavin and Total – was officially launched in Zwolle, home to Wavin's corporate headquarters.Read the blog here
PlasticRoad goes viral on social media!
When news came out that KWS (a VolkerWessels company), Wavin and Total were joining forces to develop a PlasticRoad prototype, the social media channels exploded with positive feedback. The response has been overwhelming
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Wavin Spotlight adresses sewer and stormwater challenges that every city faces. We want to open the discussion on how to future proof our cities. Want to know more about it?Read all about it here!


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This training program will review a few ways to ensure that a financial institution reviews things from the start and consistently, in setting up a risk management framework that allows the bank to focus on its strategy rather than mere compliance.
Why Should You Attend
This course will highlight several types of embezzlement, how it can be committed and by whom. It will enable participants to identify:
This webinar will provide an overview of what it takes to set up an up-to-date full and consistent risk management framework within a financial institution, beyond compliance.
Risk management frameworks have been set up by incremental touches, each due to the occurrence of risks or to the emergence of new risk regulation. The present overflow of regulatory constraints mean that most banks are too busy to comply, and have to give a lower priority to optimizing their risk management practices.
In this webinar, we try to take things back from the start, and, after a review of regulatory constraints, highlight a few strategic areas for a review of risks.
Areas Covered in the Webinar
- Governance, risk management and compliance
- Setting up of roles and responsibilities
- Defining and documenting processes
- Writing the risk management handbook
- Handling the trading room
- Stress-testing the risk management program
- Defining the risk appetite
- Risk culture
- Integrated risk management
Who Will Benefit
- Internal and external audit professionals
- Governance, risk management and compliance officers
- Bank and financial institution auditors
- Controllers and corporate managers
- Forensic and management accountants, accounts payable and financial analysts
- Certified fraud examiners and other anti-fraud professionals
- People involved with risk in financial institutions
Topic Background
Most financial institutions, at least publicly, claim to know the risks they are incurring, whilst taking very few of these, in a prudent fashion. Apart from the waste of resources, this implies that most banks miss opportunities. Moreover, banks and their regulators have concentrated their strategies for handling risks, mostly into capital requirements, and often in a punitive way. This, however, has not prevented a regular strain of large losses from banks of any size and degree of complexity. The financial system has had its share of failures of risk management, and little indicates an end to it. This course will review a few ways to ensure that a financial institution reviews things from the start and consistently, in setting up a risk management framework that allows the bank to focus on its strategy rather than mere compliance.
Instructor Profile
Fred Vacelet, MBA, FRM/PRM, CTM, IFQ, is an international financial risk management consultant with an expertise in risk management methodological frameworks. His experience spans around 25 years, advising banks and software houses on risk management. Mr. Vacelet holds various degrees, including a business degree from London Business School, England, with post-graduate studies at the Technische (then West)-Berlin, Germany and Keio (Japan) universities. He is a published author on risk management and Basel Accords, and a regular speaker at conferences. He writes and presents training courses and workshops on risk management and Basel II/III.


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The Gallagher Premiership sees England's top dozen rugby team's play each other home and away, with the top four clubs in the league table qualifying for the semi-finals with the winners meeting in the final. Saracens are the defending champions and are expected to challenge once again for the title.
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Cherry Pimps started about 7 years ago, which when considering many of the bigger sites have been around for twice that length of time, is pretty damn impressive given how far this place has come. What is Cherry Pimps, you ask? It's a network of 34+ sites that has had insane content growth over the last few years to make it one of the most popular and well maintained individual pornstar portals in the world. What does that mean? Well, most sites here are devoted to just one model, such as Adriana Chechik, Alyssa Lynn, Megan Rain and Dillion Harper: all of these girls have exclusive deals where content gets added to Cherry Pimps' individual websites for each of them.
After a pretty detailed count, I worked out that there are well over 7,000 scenes archived by Cherry Pimps, and I'd wager around 5,000 photo sets offered alongside those. Alongside individual pornstar sites, you've also got more generic destinations that carry content from all sorts of models, including Swallow my Nut, Jizz Jugglers, Making Dad Proud and First Time Sluts. It's important to note that a membership to Cherry Pimps gives you exclusive, and unrestricted, access to all scenes across all websites – no tricks or foul play here, just great porn.
The sex is fantastic: these guys really know how to get the most out of the ladies they feature, plus with a new scene being added to the archive twice a day, you'll never run out of high quality material to download and enjoy. When it comes to formats, Cherry Pimps does offer full HD and has done so for quite a long time. I can't look past this place for anyone that loves great, hardcore sex videos: Cherry Pumps is something special to say the very least.


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'Helping burns climb up the international agenda' – Lancet profile of Tom Potokar (June 2016)
www.thelancet.com Vol 387 June 25, 2016 – Written by Tony Kirby
Tom Potokar was inspired to be a doctor after watching a Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) documentary on Vietnamese boat people in the 1970s. Today, he is a consultant in burn injuries at Morriston Hospital in Swansea, Wales, and Director of Interburns (International Network for Training, Education and Research in Burns), a non-profit agency aiming to improve burns care and prevention in low-income countries, where most global burn injuries occur. According to Richard Nnabuko, President of the Pan African Burn Society, Enugu, Nigeria, "Tom has a passion for the burn victims of the low and middle-income countries of Africa and southeast Asia and for training dedicated men and women from these areas."
That passion is informed by what he has seen in many different countries. Potokar studied medicine at the University of Birmingham and then took a house officer post in the now demolished Birmingham Accident Hospital, before going on to the Liverpool School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, where he gained a Diploma In Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. He was then recruited by MSF and subsequently posted to Cambodia, itself rumbling through the remains of a civil war. He came back to the UK for a diploma in anaesthetics but then returned to MSF, this time doing medical coordination in Bosnia and Herzegovina, former Yugoslavia, during the height of the war there. "It was a profound experience", Potokar says. "We managed to access many hospitals and villages, places people thought we might never reach, getting vital supplies to them."
After this role, and a subsequent medical coordination posting with MSF in Tajikistan, Potokar wanted to gain more practical experience in trauma care and secured work in one of the world's busiest trauma centres, what is now the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, South Africa. "There were often 100 emergency patients a day, around 90% with stab or gunshot wounds," he recalls. It was in Soweto that he became interested in burn-related plastic surgery, and so began a plastic surgery placement on returning to the UK. "Most specialists don't like burns, preferring the more glamorous side of plastic surgery", explains Potokar, "But in burn care you treat all ages and everything from very minor burns to catastrophic injuries from acute care through to reconstructive surgery." He continued his training in Bristol, Cambridge, Liverpool, and his current base, Swansea, where he became a consultant in 2004. Soon after, he set up Interburns with a resolve to develop and improve burn care and prevention in poorer countries.
Inspired by Shobha Chamania, a truly dedicated burns surgeon in India, an initial link between Potokar's own hospital service and her unit in Indore—now an Interburns Training Centre—has now grown into a global organisation with programmes in India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Ghana, Ethiopia, and the West Bank, among other locations. At a meeting in Nepal in 2012, Interburns developed consensus international standards with Potokar leading the development of a comprehensive integrated approach to quality improvement in burn care and prevention. This approach includes contextualised training materials, comprehensive assessment tools, training centres, and basic, essential, and advanced burn care programmes. "I feel it is high time for a shift in the approach to surgical development programmes, which in many cases fail to address the real needs", he says. "Improving burns care requires a systems approach based on a public health model rather than a medical model. Key to the whole process of quality improvement in these difficult environments is a participatory approach where the mechanisms for overcoming barriers to effective care are realised by the staff themselves rather than imposed from outside."
Among the priorities of Interburns are to raise awareness of burn injuries and prevention, particularly in the poorer regions of the world. "Our aim is to recognise and then improve the capacity and skills of burns services of all levels", explains Potokar. "While major burn injuries need to be addressed, better quality care of the far more frequent moderate and survivable burns would have a huge impact on population health." He adds that WHO has a part to play in this area, and is making progress through initiatives such as the Global Alliance for Care of the Injured to which he contributes.
Alongside his work for Interburns, Potokar has a busy clinical role in Swansea. All of this does not leave much free time, but Potokar has two teenage boys with his French wife Dominique, whom he met in Rwanda whilst working for MSF. In 2014, the family undertook a motorbike ride from Kathmandu to Dhaka which raised about £40,000 for Interburns. Many years of travel, particularly to the Indian subcontinent, have drawn him to be increasingly guided by Buddhist philosophy.
And what's on his agenda for the future? "My main ambition now", Potokar says, "is to create the first Centre for Global Burn Injury Policy and Research here in Swansea, focusing particularly on implementation science, but also health policy and systems research, health economics and prevention". He adds "we need to put into action what we know works. However, securing funding is not easy, and there is a desperate need for philanthropists to target their funds to this neglected area."
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The Young Tradition Touring Group are teen players, singers and dancers who focus on learning and performing traditional music and dance repertoire over the course of a 9-month, late September through early May session, culminating in an April performance tour. Group members learn from and are supported by artist leaders, visiting master musicians and dancers/dance leaders, in addition to musical exchanges with master artists, young musicians and dancers while on performance tours. Touring Groups have previously traveled to Scotland, Japan, Cape Breton, Northumberland in England, and the West Coast of Ireland. In late April 2019, the group is planning another tour a bit closer to home, in metropolitan New York and New Jersey.
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Happy Anniversary to Maria and Shawn!
Talk about a platinum wedding! I say both Maria and Shawn put so much effort in making this wedding one of the best. From the bride's heavily beaded wedding dress, to Shawn's Christian Louboutin shoes, and to the beautiful flower decors at the big ballroom at The Venetian- this wedding was truly top notch. Check out these images from their beautiful wedding and you will see what I am talking about –
I love how Maria's mom decorated their staircase at their house for the first wedding in their family…
The ring bearer has to eat before he goes out on his mission… =)
Even the youngest member of this bridal party followed my instructions in what to do after the bride and groom kiss in this group picture…LOL
I just love the architecture of this majestic church!
One of my favorite photos of the day…
The Venetian has one of the best ballrooms for weddings….love the smoke effect during Maria and Shawn's first dance!
I love this parting shot inside the Rolls Royce! Would have not been possible without the IceLight…thanks Peter of PF Films for letting us use theirs for this shot.
I wish Maria and Shawn many more years of Anniversaries!
Special thanks to some wonderful people who helped made Shawn and Maria's wedding even more special –
* Father Luigi for the wonderful homily for the couple at Saint Lucy's Church and The National Shrine of St. Gerard in Newark, NJ.
* The staff at The Venetian. Thanks for all the assistance…
* Charles St. Paul Band for the awesome entertainment.
* The amazing Peter Ferriero of PF Films.