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Smith Welcomes Nebraska Farm Bureau's Rob Robertson as Witness before Ways & Means Committee
Washington, D.C. – The Nebraska Farm Bureau was recognized this week for its work on behalf of Nebraska's farmers and ranchers in implementing an association health plan to provide them greater access to healthcare. NEFB's Chief Administrator, Rob Robertson, testified before the full Ways and Means Committee on the outstanding results delivered to its participants through protections for pre-existing conditions and reduced premiums.
From Congressman Smith:
"The Nebraska Farm Bureau is on the cutting edge of healthcare innovation in its efforts to shield our farmers and ranchers from Obamacare's escalating premiums and far-reaching detrimental effects. Rob did a great job of showcasing NEFB's health plan which illustrates the ingenuity of private-sector organizations and Nebraskans as a whole."
From NEFB Chief Administrator Rob Robertson:
"I thank Congressman Smith and the Ways and Means Committee for inviting me to speak on behalf of the Nebraska Farm Bureau and its members this week. Farmers and Ranchers are the backbone of Nebraska's economy and I'm proud we are doing our part to provide greater access to healthcare for them and their families."
See Rep. Smith's statement before the committee here:
See Mr. Robertson's spoken testimony before the committee here.
See Mr. Robertson's written testimony here.

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Are you a makeup junkie or a skincare hoarder? I admit I spend a lot for just a lipstick which sometimes is such a waste because these lipsticks cannot be work on cheeks so other way is to buy blushes. As the time goes, I want to invest with skincare that will give my skin radiant and good skin. Sometimes we may be skeptical about face wash, to primers to moisturizers. So why not TRY BEFORE YOU BUY? Tagline from sampleroomph. Have you visit their site? On my latest haul:
Burts Bee Radiance Cleanser-First time to try it and amazed how it gently cleanse my skin and removes make up. I like the royal jelly smell and noticed that it really brightens my skin. It contains Jojoba beads that for exfoliating so no wonder it really purifies my skin. I think I could stick to it and begin to invest in full size.
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You always want to make sure that every part of your home is well protected, but what have you done for the part that helps to protect your home? Your roof is the first line of defense against outdoor elements such as rain, snow, hail, and harsh winds. Therefore, it's imperative that you make sure that it can withstand anything that Mother Nature decides to throw at it.
The material of your shingles plays a significant role in how durable and robust your roof is, so always choose the right one for your needs. In this article, we'll present five of the most popular types of roof shingles so that you understand which one is the best option. With that said, let's get to our list:
1. Asphalt shingles
Asphalt is cheap, durable, and versatile, as is used as a material for roads and driveways. Additionally, asphalt also provides decent energy efficiency ratings, as it provides you with another layer of insulation for your home. If budget is a concern for you, asphalt shingles are a viable option, as you can find one that will fit with any style of home at a relatively low price. The downside of asphalt is that it doesn't last as long as some other options, as the top-quality asphalt shingles usually last for 30 years or less.
2. Tile shingles
If aesthetics is your priority, tile shingles are your best option. This type of shingle can be made in any color, size, and style you want, which makes it the perfect addition to a home of any style. Additionally, they also last longer than asphalt, up to twice as long as the best asphalt shingles. The issue is that it can be more expensive than other options, so if you're on a tight budget, tile shingles may not be the best option.
3. Metal shingles
If you like a roof with a smooth look, try opting for metal shingles. It can withstand an immense amount of stress and pressure from the elements, which helps it to retain the look and style for many years to come. One concern you have to keep in mind is that metal isn't as versatile as some other options and they can be rather expensive.
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Nothing comes close to wood shingles, as they are the most flexible material for shingles you will find when talking about versatility and aesthetics. You can paint, stain, or coat it according to your liking, allowing for artistic freedom. It's also relatively long lasting, so if you want the best of both aesthetic and functionality, wood is your best option.
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It's most commonly found in the northeastern part of the US, as that's where major stone quarries are located, but nowadays, you can more commonly find it anywhere else. Stone is entirely leak-free and is highly durable against wind and blunt-force impact. One major downside is that it's the most expensive option on the list and it doesn't last as long as metal.
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Archaeology on Funen - seen historically
The last of the archaeological enthusiasts
In his book 'Et provinsmuseums historie' (The History of a Provincial Museum) (1935), Svend Larsen, then museum assistant and later curator and director of Odense City Museums, writes: 'During the first decades of the last century (18th century) Rasmus Nyerup from Funen undertook several 'archaeological' trips to his mother island (Funen). Tramping from one site to the next, and noted down any curious relics of the life of antiquity that he found, and he forged connections with people with the same interest. He was indefatigable in communicating about the finds that had been made.'
Rasmus Nyerup (1759-1829) progressed from his origins as the son of a peasant on Funen to a position as professor of literature at the university in Copenhagen. This was an unusual achievement for that age, but what makes him particular well-known beyond his own time is his interest in antiquity, for Nyerup's collection of archaeological artefacts later became the basis for the National Museum. Nyerup knew that objects were old, but not how old they were – nor was he able to assess their relative age. In 1806 he expressed it as follows: 'Everything that comes from ancient heathen times floats before us as in a thick fog, in an immeasurable period. We know that it is older than Christianity, but whether it is a matter of years or centuries – or even over a thousand years – older, is the subject of pure guesswork and at best of only probable hypotheses.'
One of the people Nyerup met on Funen was the landowner Lauritz Schebye Vedel Simonsen (1780-1858) at Elvedgård. Single-handed and thanks to a veritable network, he collected archaeological artefacts with an extraordinary diligence that impressed the newly-founded National Museum. A like-minded contemporary historian, E.C. Werlauff (1781-1871), puts it as follows: 'If there were one or two Vedel Simonsens here on Zealand and three or four in Jutland, the Museum would soon be filled to bursting point. We can learn from this that one individual's perseverance and interest in an object can achieve more than entire commissions.'
Vedel Simonsen was far from the only person to devote their energies to collecting archaeological artefacts on Funen in the first half of the 19th century. The most prominent 'competitor' was none other than King Frederik VII, who also had excavations carried out in barrows on Funen – for example at the rich site at Lusehøj near Voldtofte. Behind the king came a number of lords of the manor, who managed to build up extensive private collections in this way. One of the more conscientious and serious of these was the Lord Chamberlain, N.F.B. Sehested (1813-1882) at the manor of Broholm near Gudme. In 1833 he supervised the finding of the Broholm treasure, which with its 4.5 kilos is only surpassed by the Golden Horns as the largest golden treasure trove from Danish antiquity, and for the remainder of his life he gave archaeology his substantial and well-qualified attention. This resulted in countless excavations, a large collection, two books, pioneering work in the area of experimental archaeology and even an archaeological museum that was established – and still stands – at Broholm.
The White Doctor
It is one thing to compete with the king, but it is quite another when as a 'competitor' you have a place if not at the other end then at least a long way further down the social scale. This was the case with Vedel Simonsen's contemporary and 'colleague', A.F. Lassen (1789-1883), better known as The White Doctor – after the white horse he rode. Vedel Simonsen was a qualified doctor but did not practice, while the opposite was the case with Lassen, who practised as a doctor but without having taken any examination. What they had in common was that they collected archaeological artefacts in their thousands.
Doctor Lassen was a man of many parts, who was always on the move. He either bought archaeological artefacts or took them as payment for his medical services. For this reason his collection was kept in a number of places at the beginning, in fact, wherever storage was on hand, but in 1858 he opened his own private museum in Sletterød – the Nordic Museum in Odense only opened two years later. When in 1871 The White Doctor was granted an annuity of 300 rigsdaler for handing over his collection to the Nordic Museum, the existing collection of 2200 objects was increased by no less than 20,000 archaeological objects! Thirty-four farm carts were required to drive the collection from Sletterød to Aarup, where it was transported by train to Odense.
Yes, we can safely say that archaeological artefacts were collected in the 19th century. We get a good impression of this and of the relations between the two collectors in a letter written by Vedel Simonsen to his friend, Werlauff. Here he discussed the problems associated with the aggressive collecting of the time, and he sees his contribution as a fight to 'save these objects for the Museum, since it is not only The White Doctor – who without doubt has a commission from Hamburg – and for the same purpose rides from house to house, a rag-and-bone man in Odense is buyer for a jeweler in Copenhagen, a Herr Petersen for England, and the country's priests and prophets for the Diocesan Collection, but also most of our nobles such as the earl of Gyldensteen, the baron of Dallund, the chamberlain at Hvidkilde etc. and now, in the English fashion, wish to establish collections of antiquities; and that is not to mention the many other enthusiasts brooding over a clutch of historical finds as though they were a golden egg they were waiting to hatch; they are, then, many and various, the workers harvesting our tiny little field.'
Funen as a tiny little field, where many people are harvesting the far too limited supply of archaeological artefacts – a fine picture! And it was, in fact, a problem, for the objects in The White Doctor's collection, for example, have no information about their origination, which was not considered a problem in the 19th century but which today makes the collection – of 19,900 archaeological items – virtually useless for archaeological research. And, as we know, things cannot be found a second time, and much information was lost to the collection mania of the 19th century.
Funen's first museums
At the end of his life, Vedel Simonsen did not feel that he was accorded sufficient gratitude for his considerable contribution to the National Museum's collection – it did amount to over 6000 archaeological artefacts! The aforementioned Werlauff suggested, therefore, that in the future the friends should hand their finds over to the new museum in Odense, but this Vedel Simonsen did not dare do. His confidence in the museum in the capital city was greater, and the preservation of ancient objects for the future was not the least concern of this idealist from Funen.
This was in 1855, and, had Vedel Simonsen only lived five years longer, his doubts might have been greater, for in 1860 Odense and the people of Funen were given their own museum. Its origins went as far back as 1816, when the privy councillor Johan Bülow of Sanderumgård (1751-1828) donated 54 archaeological artefacts to 'the Funen literary society', who promised to acquire a cabinet for the presentation of the collection. This was a historic event, which Victor Hermansen in his book 'Odense og tredelingen' (Odense and the Tripartition) (1960) describes in the following manner: 'People at the time were entirely aware what Bülow's gift meant – it was the first provincial museum in Denmark'. In 1817 Bülow himself wrote in a letter: 'Odense now has a small collection of archaeological artefacts, for which I laid the base.' In addition, this development could be observed in a number of other places in the country with the foundation of local museums in many provincial towns. Naturally enough, these museums became to a large extent centres for archaeological activity as well as obvious recipients of local collections of ancient objects. For this reason not everyone in Copenhagen looked upon this tendency with equanimity, for it could well mean that a quantity of good finds would not come the capital's way.
On Funen the archaeological museum in Odense was not the only one to be established. On Langeland two flint axes ignited an interest in antiquity in 10-year-old Jens Winther, son of a local merchant. His prime occupation was the continued running of the family's trading company, but alongside this he also found time to carry out archaeological excavations, developing a considerable collection and founding Langeland's Museum, which was completed in 1905. All these activities were paid for by Jens Winther himself, including the extension of the museum in 1932 and its running costs up until 1945.
A new century – and new times
In 1933 the director of the National Museum, Johannes Brøndsted, was on a tour of inspection at the Funen Diocesan Museum, and this was the occasion for establishing rules for the museum's future excavation work. Since then, archaeological excavation has made up a significant part of Odense City Museum's field of activities.
In the 20th century there was a continued tendency for individuals to set their hallmark on archaeology on Funen, and, as has been mentioned, private individuals were not subject to the same tight restrictions as the Funen Diocesan Museum. This contributed to the museum's acquisition of significant finds and collections of ancient objects. Two Odense chemists, in particular, Christen Mikkelsen (1844-1924) and his son Poul Helweg Mikkelsen (1876-1940) left their fingerprints on archaeological collection - each in his own way. Mikkelsen senior preferred to collect historical objects through purchase or as gifts rather than through regular excavation, and over the years this led to a respectable collection that was passed on the Funen's Diocesan Museum. The son, Poul Helweg Mikkelsen, was active in a different way in the field, which was where he placed most of his energies as a collector. Initially this was in a close collaboration with the National Museum, but as time went on it was the Funen Diocesan Museum that benefitted most from Mikkelsen's excavations. In 1935 Svend Larsen (1905-1964) put it as follows: 'Because he donated finds to the Diocesan Museum, people became even more willing to pass information to Chemist Mikkelsen about the finds they made in the fields. There was never a question of Helweg Mikkelsen not being permitted to dig, nothing about the results of digs having to go to the National Museum, nothing about the dig having to wait several months. It was started at once, and people knew that the day would come when they would have the chance to see their things presented in their own museum.'
Helweg Mikkelsen undertook many excavations but he is especially remembered for his internationally famous study of the ship burial at Ladby.
On Langeland the merchant Jens Winther was at work and remained active as an archaeologist right up until 1946, when his place was taken by Hakon Berg. This activity left its mark, not only in the cabinets at the Langeland Museum but also in a series of archaeological publications of high quality. Just as there was a relationship of big brother to smaller brother between the National Museum and the Funen Diocesan Museum, so did the Museum in Odense at times attempt to acquire influence over archaeology in the area covered by Langeland's Museum. To put it mildly, relations were not of the warmest between Svend Larsen and Jens Winther and with him his assistant and successor, Hakon Berg. In addition, Jens Winther also had the powerful National Museum to worry about in the form of Sophus Müller. This was also the reason for Jens Winther rejecting the offer of government funding – such as that given to Funen's Diocesan Museum – and in that way avoiding both the involvement of others in the museum's excavations and the annual inspection visit from Copenhagen. Not only that, but for a period their disagreements became so intense that Jens Winther simply forbade Sophus Müller access to his museum.
'Funen's first professional archaeologist'
Highly significant for research into Funen's prehistory was the appointment in 1940 of Erling Albrectsen (1904-1989) –'Funen's first professional archaeologist' – as his successor, Henrik Thrane, described him in his obituary in Fynske Minder 1990. Over a lifetime – up until 1970 – Albrectsen managed to excavate, research and present virtually all the periods of Funen's prehistory. Especially impressive were the five volumes of Fynske jernaldergrave (Iron Age Burial Sites on Funen), of which the first was published in 1954 and the last in 1973; volume three, which dealt with the Roman Period (200-400 AD) gave Erling Albrectsen his doctorate.
At more or less the same time as Albrectsen retired from Funen's Diocesan Museum and Hakon Berg from Langeland's Museum – though not as a result of these – archaeology entered a new period. While research, presentation and conservation of Funen's archaeology had to a certain extent been the project of individuals, the increasing number of tasks in the archaeological field of work now required increasing numbers of archaeologists. No one either can or wishes to question the contribution of the prominent figures of Funen's archaeology in the 20th century, with Jens Winther, Helweg Mikkelsen, Sven Larsen, Erling Albrechtsen and Hakon Berg at the forefront, but if we are to take a hard look at it, the first university trained archaeologists to be appointed were, in fact, in 1971 (Jørgen Skaarup, Langland's Museum) and 1972 (Henrik Thrane, Funen's Diocesan Museum).
In the 1930's, however, Jens Winther created a school for younger archaeologists, who went to Langeland as a natural part of their training in order to take part in the first Danish surface surveys at Stone Age dwelling sites. If we also include Holger Friis and Vendsyssel Historical Museum, as well, of course, as the National Museum, then we have mentioned the most significant places for a large part of the 20th century seen from a purely archaeological point of view.
The causes for the shift in archaeological practice and conditions are numerous. New excavation methods using, for example, large digging machines as a replacement for the workman-with-shovel made it possible to move more than a hundred times as much earth in a shorter space of time and thereby examine large areas several kilometres square, for example at the Sarup cult site. Starting with the Langeland Museum's involvement in underwater archaeology in 1972, a completely new element is opened up for archaeologists, in that it allows access to fascinating studies of wrecks, blockages, flooded Stone Age dwelling sites and so on. At the same time new computer technology allowed archaeologists to manage far larger masses of data than before. Changes have even been made in the area of legislation, which have meant that an ever-increasing number of excavating museums were given the task of saving what could – and can – be saved from destruction through construction works. Today over 90% of archaeological excavations are dictated by construction work and do not come about through choice or a research strategy on the part of archaeologists. The expression 'administrative archaeology' is often used to describe these new times, because to a far greater degree than in the days of Albrectsen or Hakon Berg the conditions governing the work of the archaeologist are dictated by external factors. Today, scarcely 30 years since two men and two museums coped with Funen's archaeology over a lifetime, there are four museums and a half a dozen archaeologists – at times with the help of more flexible colleagues! – who have the task of saving, researching and communicating the prehistory of Funen.


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In the past 16 days the "Palestinians" (Hamas) in the Gaza strip have fired 310 Qassam missiles into Sderot, Israel as the Israeli Government continues with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert "strategy" of not approving the IDF's (Israel Defense Force) request (demand) to allow ground troops to go into Gaza and put down this menace. Wow, I guess the Palestinians should be happy that Olmert is the Prime Minster and not me. It takes a lot of patience to not respond adequately and protect your own people. This barrage of attacks has turned 23,000 residents of Sderot into virtual refugees which have fled the town.
This vacillation on Olmert's part is reminiscent of his hesitance to do the right thing almost a year ago, which led to the embarrassment of the IDF last summer in Lebanon. I think it might be time for him to go.
I predict this. First, I doubt you have heard much about this in the mainstream media here in the good old USA, but when Israel finally decides to put a stop to it you will hear a lot about it in the media with every detail of collateral damage, etc. They won't mention that Israel is not "targeting" innocent civilians when they go in, just as they haven't told you that the Hamas is doing just that. You will also be shown how Israel is bullying the Palestinians (just like last year when they were accused of heavy handed tactics against Hezbollah).


text: Road traffic collision in Fort William Publish Date: 20 November 2014 Appliances from Fort William attended Scottish Fire and Rescue Service attended road traffic collision in Fort William this morning (20 November). Operations Control Inverness received the call at 10.10am to the collision which involved a car that had left the road and landed on its side at Belford Road at the roundabout. Group Manager Pat McElhinney said: "Scottish Fire and Rescue crews from Fort William, Police and Ambulance attended very quickly, and our crews were able to make the vehicle safe. Thankfully the driver was unharmed but obviously shaken from the accident." Share Share on Facebook Share On Twitter


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Scrum Events : Product Backlog Refinement
The Product Backlog Refinement meeting is a key component of ensuring work is ready
When doing agile at scale work must be READY before it can be DONE – only READY work can be taken into a sprint
The Product Backlog Refinement meeting is not a formal scrum meeting, but it is so useful that most scrum teams do it. Product Backlog Refinement is where the development team helps the product owner get work ready for the next sprint.
- It happens sometime in the previous sprint, leaving enough time to work on items that need more effort before sprint planning can proceed. Don't leave it until too late!
- Normal duration is a two hour time-box for a two-week sprint (four hours for a one-month sprint).
Work being ready is a key enabler for a number of devOps concepts:
- FLOW (DevOps 1st Way) : work that is Ready flows through the system better because it is understood well, is free of dependencies and is decomposed to a small and consistent batch size, enabling it to process through the system faster and with higher quality and lower variation
- Quality Assurance not Quality Control : work that is Ready enables the notion of building-in quality, versus inspecting-in quality (or trying to) because quality assurance is shifted-left to occur before we begin implementation
- Finishing is more importantant than Starting : also known as 'slow down to speed up'. Work that is ready is work we know we can finish, not just start, avoiding waste and confusion caused by stalled work
- Shortened Feedback Loops (DevOps 2nd Way) : Ensuring work is ready means we improve quality by taking feedback from all downstream roles before we begin implementation, rather than waiting until it is already built and lands in their lap, ready or not
The technique we follow is to use Sprint Estimation to Inspect and Adapt the Product Backlog Items. Understanding emerges naturally as the Scrum Team works to come to an agreed estimate on each item.
- Only the people doing the work can estimate the work (Development Team)
- Estimation cannot be done on their behalf
- If the work is not estimable that means it is not understood
- Work that is not understood, by definition, is not READY
The INVEST criteria is used to confirm work is READY.
- Independent | If we start it we can finish it
- Negotiable | If it is too big we can split it into smaller bits
- Valuable | The business value is clearly described so we know what we are trying to achieve
- Estimable | Can be estimated. If we can't agree on an estimate, that means we don't understand it
- Small | 2-3 days work for the team, because we know that small, consistently sized, pieces of work flow most effectively through the system
- Testable | Because if we cannot test it, we don't know whether it is DONE


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The Chirac Doctrine; France Gives the Nod to Turkish Membership in the European Union. What Is Paris Up To?
Byline: Christopher Dickey (With Owen Matthews in Istanbul and Tracy McNicoll in Paris)
When French presidents invoke "the national interest," often as not it means they've cut a deal they'd really rather not explain. But when Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan came courting President Jacques Chirac in Paris last week, hoping the ever-reluctant French would back Turkey's bid to join the European Union, the cash-and-carry policymaking was right out front.
As one senior Turkish official told NEWSWEEK, the intention was to "spread a package of economic benefits" before Chirac that "France could not reject." Sure enough, Turkish Airlines announced it would purchase 36 Airbus planes worth more than $1.5 billion. Erdogan also hinted he might be in the market for France's big-ticket nuclear technology. And just as surely, after years of implicit opposition and fence-straddling, Chirac suddenly decided that support for Turkey's candidacy suits "the national interests" of France.
No, it wasn't a pretty picture. But, then again, it wasn't the whole picture. As Europe has expanded its frontiers, the eternal French game for power and influence inside the Union has moved to the countries just outside. Relations with Turkey, Israel, Iraq--indeed, the whole of the Middle East and North Africa--are in play. Entering the waning years of his career, Chirac unsurprisingly places new emphasis on his prerogatives as the maker of French foreign policy, and thus on his legacy as statesman. Against the odds, he seeks to create a tight-knit new Europe, one that will be an alternate (if not opposite) pole of power to the United States. Simultaneously he looks to limit, if not thwart, American influence in Europe's Muslim backyard. And opportunist that he is, of course, he hopes to do all this while remaining popular with French voters.
It's a delicate balancing act, this Chirac Doctrine. His latest stand on Turkey is emblematic. It may be cynical, or statesmanly, or both. Certainly it's not popular. Some 60 percent of French voters say they oppose Turkish EU membership; for many on the French right, including Chirac's own coalition party, the notion is anathema. Chirac himself has always been a champion of a tightly integrated Europe--with France in the driver's seat. The admission of a populous, nationalistic, Muslim Turkey (with the most votes in the Union) would certainly dilute Paris's influence. And although France and Germany make a show of their cozy cooperation these days, their inherent rivalry remains. The Turks' vast economic, emigrant and historical ties to Germany probably would tip Europe's core balance of power even further toward Berlin.
If Chirac's goal really is to bring the Turks onboard--and emphasize that "if"--then as a practical political matter the timing could hardly be worse. The French public already is grumbling about the last round of EU enlargement. French workers hear the sucking sound of their jobs moving toward the low-wage East, and under the new European constitution France won't have the veto it once did, which allowed Paris to demand exceptional protections. …


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Bitcoin (BTC) traders could get cues from an apparent negative correlation that has developed between bitcoin and gold prices.
Gold picked up a strong bid at $1,196 on Nov. 13 and jumped to $1,300 on Jan. 4, possibly due to a sell-off in the weakening U.S. dollar. The greenback was down against most currencies in last two months of 2018 on growing speculation that the Federal Reserve (Fed) could decrease or pause interest rate hikes in 2019.
Bitcoin, however, did not benefit from that broad-based sell-off in the dollar. Notably, the cryptocurrency revived the bear market with a convincing move below $6,000 on Nov. 14 – a day after gold found takers around $1,200 per Oz.
The price action indicates that the two assets are inversely correlated. Validating that argument is the 90-day correlation coefficient of -0.593. The statistical measure ranges from -1 to 1. A negative number represents the inverse relationship between the two variables, while a positive number implies direct correlation.
As a result, the leading cryptocurrency by market value could be influenced by the next move in gold prices.
BTC is trading in a narrow range above $3,500 for the 13th straight day. The prolonged period of consolidation could end with a strong bullish move if the corrective pullback in gold worsens – the metal hit a three-week low of $1,276 earlier this week and is currently trading at $1,285 per Oz.
It is worth noting that "correlation is not causation". It only describes the relative change in one variable when there is a change in the other.


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The Nintendo Switch Lite has been on the market for only a few days, and various cases reported around the world indicate that the console suffers from the same problems as his illustrious big sister. Is Nintendo working to solve the problem of Joy-Con Drift on Switch Lite? Impossible to say. On the other hand, it is possible that the manufacturer is preparing a new version of its most recent machine.
Nintendo recently released a revision of the original Switch. And it seems that a revision of the Switch Lite is also in the plans of the Kyoto firm. Last Monday, Nintendo submitted a new product to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). They received "BKEHDH002" as an identification code.
If the information, documents and other photographs provided by Nintendo to the FCC do not determine what would change in this new Switch Lite, but the fact that this new product has received the code above suggests that it is beautiful and a revision of the Switch Lite. Indeed, the original Switch Lite currently on the market had been assigned the code "BKEHDH001" by the FCC. And the photos provided by Nintendo (one of them illustrates this news) show that "BKEHDH002" is indeed a Switch Lite.
Note that although they were submitted recently, some of these documents were created by Nintendo last July while others date from late September. In addition, in several letters accompanying these documents, Nintendo claimed to the FCC that certain elements of the machine remain confidential.
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The tallest peak in New England is an even greater challenge in winter. Over half of the 8.2 mile round trip is above treeline where conditions can be famously harsh. Mt. Washington still holds the world record for the highest land wind speed at 231 mph and winter wind chill factor reaching a staggering -50 degrees!
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Choreographer Vijay Ganguly chose to assist Anurag Basu for the film Jagga Jasoos. But as luck would have it, Ganguly also got a chance to work with choreographer Ruel Dausan Varindani for the song Galti se mistake. Here's Ganguly in conversation with Rohini Nag Madnani about Basu, Kapoor and the song
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I have been a part of the industry for a really long time. This is surely the biggest break I could have asked for. My father Anil Ganguly was a filmmaker and I have worked in the industry as a child actor in some of his films. As a choreographer, I was a part of Shiamak Davar's troupe but I was always interested in filmmaking and wanted to become a director.
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Dada (Anurag Basu) believes in keeping things simple and there are a lot of impromptu changes that happen on the sets. This film is one-of-a-kind for the Hindi cinema as it is a musical and has 27 songs. In the film, the characters talk and move according to cues from the music and hence I could give my best as I have a background in choreography. The film is a team effort and dada is one of the few directors who is always open to suggestions from his team.
On Anurag Basu
My sister Rupali Ganguly knows dada and she referred me to him. At the time, he was doing a television commercial and he called me to assist him. That was the first time I met him. I have always been keen on assisting him as I believe he has the same style of filmmaking as my father. He is one of the most genuine and nicest persons in the industry. After doing the commercial with him, I was waiting for him to start Jagga Jasoos but since that took some time, I took up another project. Finally, he called me and we began shooting for the film.
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This song, just like every other song from the film, has a different flavor. Working on the song was nothing less than a party for us as the mood that was set while doing the song was relaxed and yet quirky. In fact, dada, Ruel and I, we all choreographed the song, in a way. Dada told me about Ruel and said the kind of dance he does is the kind he wanted for this song, and hence we worked with him on this number.
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|This article is about a/an monster in Dengeki Sentai Changeman.
Haust (ハウスト Hausuto) is a Space Beast of the Great Star League Gozma.
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A Space Beast with a powerful ability in telekinesis; it's plot involving using it's ability on the vehicles of Earth, making them drive on their own and causing havoc with them, including wrecking buildings and making them explode. Haust likewise taunts those he attacks with the cars by making small plush toys come to life as if controlling the cars. After initially clearing cities with his vehicle attack and befuddling the Changeman, he is ultimately tracked down by the team after he and Shiima abduct Shou and place him in a subspace within a flower shop. Once saved, Change Griffon disables Haust with the Griffon-Zooka before a Power Bazooka finishes him off. After being rebuilt by Gyodai, Haust uses his telekinesis to create an impenetrable defense; but the Changeman use a flash attack to briefly blind him before finishing him with the Dengeki-Ken.Ep. 10: The Dreadful Driverless Car Army
Haust was very confident in his powers and belived he could take over a weak planet like earth easy.
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Haust plan was strate out of Maximum Overdrive. He used his powerful ability in telekinesis ability to make cars and vechiles all over the world come to live and go on a rampage. Runing people down crashing into build or just making them vilently explode. Every vechile he controled had a cut toy animalon it destroying the toy would break his control over it. When his cars faild to defeat the chargmen, sheema in descise lured then it to sub space to trape there souls and shoot there bodys into space. He coud allso use his telekinesis to make storms and land slides witch he used to great effect agients the cargmen and chargbot.
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YAIRD, n., v. Also yeard, yerd; and yird, by confusion with Yird in sense I. 2. Dim. form yairdie; deriv. yairdin by conflation with Gairden. Sc. forms and usages of Eng. yard, an enclosure. See P.L.D. § 48.1.(2). [je:rd]
1. A garden, esp. a cottage- or Kitchen-garden (Sc. 1787 J. Beattie Scoticisms 113, 1808 Jam.; Per., Fif., Lth., Ayr. 1915–26 Wilson; Bwk. 1942 Wettstein; Rxb. 1942 Zai; Ork., ne., m., s.Sc. 1974). Now only dial. in Eng. See also kailyaird s.v. Kail, 5.(35). Deriv. yairdin, id., by assimilation to Gairden.
Wgt. 1707 Session Bk. Glasserton MS. (14 May):
He went to Whithorn that day and brought thence some plants for his yard. Gsw. 1713 Burgh Rec. Gsw. (B.R.S.) 511:
The houses, biggings, yeards, grass pasturages. Cai. 1736 J. T. Calder Sketches (1842) 231:
It was a mischievous diversion to robb honest men's yeards, and that the practice was in itself superstitious. Edb. 1773 Fergusson Poems (S.T.S.) II. 106:
The bonny yeard of antient Eden. Ayr. 1785 Burns Address to Deil xv.:
Lang syne in Eden's bonie yard, When youthfu' lovers first were pair'd. Sc. 1814 Scott Waverley viii.:
The cottages being irregularly divided from each other by gardens, or yards, as the inhabitants called them. Abd. 1882 W. Forsyth Writings 155:
Frae Justice Port to Windmill hill Wis wavin' green wi' yairdins a'. Sh. 1892 J. Burgess Rasmie's Büddie 46:
He's creepin trou da yard. Ags. 1894 J. B. Salmond Bawbee Bowden (1922) 107:
It has been set doon in oor back-yaird. Kcb. 1901 R. Trotter Gall. Gossip 385:
Twa o' the dragoons gaed into the yaird tae get a wheen berries. Dmf. 1917 J. L. Waugh Cute McCheyne 81:
My broth-pot will be a richer yin than his when winter's snaws cover the yairds. Abd. 1963 J. Kesson Glitter of Mica 16:
Planting out their "yards" with curly kail and first early potatoes.
Combs.: (1) yaird-dyke, a garden wall (Ork., n., m.Sc. 1974); (2) yaird-fit, the foot of a garden (Lth., Wgt. 1974); (3) yard-head, the top end of a garden; (4) yaird-lupan, of an animal: given to jumping garden-walls (Ork. 1974); (5) yard-male, rent paid for a garden. See Mail, n.1
(1) Kcd. 1705 Urie Ct. Bk. (S.H.S.) 113:
Noe tennent, shall pule doune anie of their yeard deikis. Dmb. 1753 Session Papers, Buchanan v. Towart (9 Aug.) 1:
Cutting and stealing Trees in the Woods of Wester Auchindinnan, or that grew about the Yard-dikes of the said Lands. Gall. 1824 MacTaggart Gallov. Encycl. 174:
Lay them [docks] on the yard dyke to dry. Lnk. 1881 D. Thomson Musings 18:
The yaird dyke was doon, an' a' things lay in ruins. Sh. 1902 J. Burgess Some Sh. Folk 20:
He caught her by herself at the corner of the yard dyke. (2) Ayr. 1819 Kilmarnock Mirror 136:
I shall relate ye the true account of ane [a ghost], that was seen at my yard-fit. Rnf. 1873 D. Gilmour Pen' Folk 39:
Three times daily did he and his wife meet at "the yard-fit." (3) Sc. 1721 Caled. Mercury (5 Jan.):
George Watt's, Brewer in the Yard-Heads of Leith. (4) Ork. 1880 Dennison Sketch-Bk. 121:
As hich as a yaird-lupan' gimmer. (5) Ags. 1723 Caled. Mercury (11 Feb.):
Ninety eight Pounds four Shillings eight Pennies of Yard-males, . . . with the Fews and Yard-males holding free Burgage.
2. A churchyard (Ork., ne., m.Sc. 1974). The form yird is due to confusion with Yird.
Bnff. 1722 Trans. Bnff. Field Club (1887) 90:
That piece of ground in the north end of the yeard. Ayr. 1791 Burns There'll never be Peace iii.:
Now I greet round their green beds in the yerd. Edb. 1866 J. Smith Poems 41:
Low doun yon lanesome, eerie yird. Gall. c.1870 Gall. Bards (Harper 1889) 184:
The lanely yird on the breist o' the brae. Ayr. 1889 H. Johnston Glenbuckie 71:
A "meat tea" ready for the men coming back from the "yaird." Mry. 1897 J. Mackinnon Braefoot Sk. 124:
Afore we got Getherer's corp the length o' the yaird. Rxb. 1933 Kelso Chron. (3 Nov.) 5:
The auld wife in the clachan yird had barely time tae cool.
3. Gen. in pl.: a school-playground, specif. that of the High School in Edinburgh.
Edb. 1753 W. Maitland Hist. Edb. 182:
At the Southeastern corner of the High-school-yard. Edb. 1808 Lockhart Scott i.:
I made a brighter figure in the yards than in the class. Edb. 1909 Bk. Old Edb. Club II. 9:
The High School, built 167 years previously, stood in the High School Yards at the foot of Infirmary Street.
4. As in Eng. a stack-yard on a farm. Comb. yardsook, a strong drying breeze at harvest-time after the crop has been stacked (Ork. 1929 Marw., Ork. 1974). See Souk, n., 3.
II. v. To stack (corn) in a yard (Ork. 1974).
Sc. 1757 Session Papers, Petition A. Smith (8 March) 17:
The Corns of the Croft I got off by Proof, which I took care to see cut down and yarded.
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#MixItUp With #PepsiCoDesign At Milan Design Week
|PURCHASE, N.Y., April 14, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — #MIXITUP — Today, PepsiCo Design opens its "Mix It Up" space for a week filled with design collaborations and exhibitions by leading talent during Milan Design Week, the design industry's premiere international event.
#PepsiCoDesign collaborated with Nicola Formichetti, Stefano Giovannoni, Italia Independent and Lapo Elkann, Kravitz Design Inc., Fabio Novembre, Alex Ott, Design Group Italia, Karim Rashid, and Vogue Talents to showcase an interactive and engaging exhibit creating pop culture by blending design, fashion, music and culinary art in unique and unexpected ways.
"At #PepsiCoDesign we believe design is a universal language and defies all boundaries. With the ever-changing world, design today is a discipline playing a very important role to connect all of the different touch points of different brands and product solutions into one meaningful, relevant story and experience for consumers. Here at Milan Design Week with PepsiCo's #MixItUp showcase, we are activating the power and equity of PepsiCo and our brands through key partnerships with some of the world's famous designers bringing our designs, innovation and products to life in a new and unexpected ways," said Mauro Porcini, Senior Vice President and Chief Design Officer, PepsiCo.
Roberto Rios, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, PepsiCo Foodservice said, "Milan Design week provides a unique opportunity for PepsiCo to showcase our product innovations on a global stage. Our partnership with #PepsiCoDesign enables us to co-create innovative solutions that meet the needs of consumers today and in the future; forge new partnerships with customers; and further strengthen PepsiCo's role as an invaluable partner in the Foodservice Industry."
The "Mix It Up" space, envisioned by Design Group Italia, showcases PepsiCo Design's recent innovations across its leading brand portfolio of snacks and beverages, from product packaging and branding to equipment and experiences. Highlights include:
The Kola Bar & Lounge, designed by Kravitz Design Inc.
The Kola Station, designed by Design Group Italia
The Kola Station, designed by Design Group Italia (DGI) and PepsiCo's Design Team, marries the duality of tradition and modernity, with copper tubing along the back wall that references artisan beer and whiskey production, along with glass cylinders filled with ingredients such as kola nuts, kola powder and spices.
Pepsi Spire 2.0 Experience Spaces, designed by Fabio Novembre and Stefano Giovannoni
In Milan you will find two artistically-inspired atmospheres created by the world famous designers Fabio Novembre and Stefano Giovannoni. The Pepsi Spire 2.0 now features a reduced size and gives interior designers greater flexibility to transform the beverage counter from a simple service area into a strong design feature that also promotes and increases the visibility of PepsiCo beverage brands.
Creating their ideal beverage stations with the Pepsi Spire, Giovannoni and Novembre bring the consumer experience to a new level within the "Mix It Up" space as visitors explore new taste territories from the sleek, digital touch screen.
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The Hallstatt Hideaway lies at the picturesque Hallstatt Lake in the middle of the Salzkammergut and is a haven of peace surrounded by mountains. The natural setting allows you to kick back and relax, breathe in the fresh air and let go of everyday life ensuring you a peaceful stay at this historic house designed with modern elements. Original kept historic architecture combined with sophisticated craftsmanship and contemporary design elements, makes a stay at the private Suites a unique stay far away from daily city life.
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…7Beth-zur, Soco, Adullam, 8Gath, Mareshah, Ziph, 9Adoraim, Lachish, Azekah,…
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1 Samuel 23:14
And David stayed in the wilderness strongholds and in the hill country of the Wilderness of Ziph. Day after day Saul searched for him, but God would not deliver David into his hand.
2 Chronicles 11:7
Beth-zur, Soco, Adullam,
2 Chronicles 11:9
Adoraim, Lachish, Azekah,
2 Chronicles 14:9
Then Zerah the Cushite came against them with an army of 1,000,000 men and 300 chariots, and they advanced as far as Mareshah.
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And Gath, and Mareshah, and Ziph,
1 Chronicles 18:1 Now after this it came to pass, that David smote the Philistines, and subdued them, and took Gath and her towns out of the hand of the Philistines.
Joshua 15:44 And Keilah, and Achzib, and Mareshah; nine cities with their villages:
Joshua 15:24 Ziph, and Telem, and Bealoth,
1 Samuel 23:14,19 And David abode in the wilderness in strong holds, and remained in a mountain in the wilderness of Ziph. And Saul sought him every day, but God delivered him not into his hand…
Psalm 54:1 To the chief Musician on Neginoth, Maschil, A Psalm of David, when the Ziphims came and said to Saul, Doth not David hide himself with us? Save me, O God, by thy name, and judge me by thy strength.
גַּ֥ת (gaṯ)
Noun - proper - feminine singular
Strong's Hebrew 1661: Gath -- 'wine press', a Philistine city
מָרֵשָׁ֖ה (mā·rê·šāh)
Noun - proper - feminine singular
Strong's Hebrew 4762: Mareshah -- a place in Judah, also two Israelites
זִֽיף׃ (zîp̄)
Noun - proper - feminine singular
Strong's Hebrew 2128: Ziph -- a son of Judah, also a city Southeast of Hebron and a city in southern Judah
Gath.--Uncertain. Perhaps in the Wady-el-Gat north of Ascalon. (See 1Kings 2:39 and 1Chronicles 18:1, from a comparison of which it appears that, under Solomon, Gath was ruled by a vassal king.)
Mareshah.--Marash; a ruin two miles south of Beit-jibrin, Eleutheropolis (Joshua 15:44; 2Chronicles 14:9).
Ziph.--Tel Zif; ruins about one hour and a quarter south east of Hebron (Joshua 15:55; 1Samuel 23:14, seqq.) Another Judean Ziph is mentioned (Joshua 15:24).Verse 8. - Gath. Site still unknown. Some think it may be the Gath-rimmon of Dan (Joshua 19:45). Otherwise it is Gath of the Philistines (Joshua 13:3; 1 Samuel 6:17), and of Goliath (1 Samuel 17:4, 23). I.L.P., in Dr. Smith's 'Bible Dictionary,' 1:656, wishes to find it on a hill now called Tel-es-Safleh, on one side of the Plain of Philistia, about ten miles east of Ashdod and south - east of Ekron. See also "Topographical Index," p. 411, in Conder's ' andbook to the Bible,' 2nd edit. Other interesting references are 1 Samuel 17:1, 52; 1 Samuel 21:10; 1 Chronicles 18:1; ch. 26:6; 1 Kings 2:39; 2 Kings 12:17; Amos 6:2. Mareshah. In the Shefelah (Joshua 15:44), now Marash, a short distance south of Eleutheropolis. Zerah the Cushite came here when he was invading Judaea (ch. 14:9. See also ch. 20:37; Micah 1:15). It was taken by John Hyreanus, B.C. 110, and was demolished by the Parthians, B.C. 39. Ziph. Probably the present Tel-Lif, a little south-east of Hebron (Joshua 15:55; see also 24. See also 1 Samuel 23:14-24; 1 Samuel 26:2).
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This Day in Georgia Civil War History
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President Abraham Lincoln wrote Union General William Rosecrans in Chattanooga, predicting the demise of the "rebellion." He was mistaken in this assessment, and clearly had lost confidence in Rosecrans. Lincoln would change his plans soon.
If we can hold Chattanooga, and East Tennessee, I think the rebellion must dwindle and die. I think you and Burnside can do this; and hence doing so is your main object.Of course to greatly damage or destroy the enemy in your front would be a greater object, because it would include the former and more, but it is not so certainly within your power. I understand the main body of the enemy is near you, so near that you could 'board at home,' so to speak, and menace or attack him any day. Would not the doing of this be your best mode of counteracting his raid on your communications? But this is not an order. I intend doing something like what you suggest whenever the case shall appear ripe enough to have it accepted in the true understanding rather than as a confession of weakness and fear.


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After leaving the Navy, Harry enlisted in the New Jersey State Police, where he served for 27 years, retiring as captain in February 1983. He later became the director of surveillance at the Cable Beach Casino in Nassau, Bahamas. Returning to the United States, he joined the Cape May County Prosecutor's Office and retired in 1992 as the chief of county detectives.
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NeNe Lampoons Kim Kardashian's 'Paper' Cover
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It looks like NeNe Leakes is taking a cue from Kim Kardashian. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star is now spoofing the greased-up butt photo seen 'round the world—and nearly "broke the internet."
Donning her Wicked Stepmother costume from Cinderella, NeNe had a little fun at Kim's expense, while sharing the parody on Instagram. "My character 'Madame' is bootylicious!" she wrote. "U can sit a glass on that thang LOL! Um is that Gregg photo bombing me chile."
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Speaking of her part in Broadway's Cinderella, the Real Housewife opened up about what she's bringing to the role previously played by Fran Drescher and Sherri Shepherd.
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In addition to her Broadway stint, NeNe can, of course, be seen on the latest season of RHOA. With so much drama unfolding week after week, NeNe has her own take on the show's newbies, Claudia Jordan and Demetria McKinney.
'There's a few of them that are so nasty and so rude this season,' she said. 'It's just so hack…They bring these new girls on, and it's really different. I'm just so over it, it's not even funny.'
So does NeNe know when she might want to say goodbye to the show? "Won't be much longer, honey," she teased.
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South Central Railway has given an employment notification for the recruitment of Sports Quota vacancies in Group-C. Eligible candidates can apply in the prescribed format on or before 27-12-2017 & for remote areas on or before 09-01-2018.
South Central Railway Vacancy Details:
Total No. of Posts: 21
Name of the Post: Sports Quota
1. Athletics (Men):03 Posts
2. Athletics (Women): 04 Posts
3. Badminton (Women): 01 Post
4. Basket Ball (Men): 02 Posts
5. Boxing (Men): 01 Post
6. Handball (Women): 02 Posts
7. Kho-Kho (Men): 01 Post
8. Tennis (Men): 01 Post
9. Volleyball (Men): 02 Posts
10. Volleyball (Women): 01 Post
11. Weightlifting (Men): 02 Posts
12. Hockey (Men): 01 Post
Age Limit: Candidates age should be between 18 to 25 years as on 01-01-2018. No relaxation in lower or upper age limit for any category of candidates.
Educational Qualification: Candidates should have 10th or SSC or equivalent with ITI or passed class 12th (+2 Stage) or Intermediate or equivalent examination.
Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on total marks, trials/ interview.
Application Fee: Candidates should pay Rs. 500/-, Rs. 250/- for SC/ ST, Women, Minority & EBC candidates (Family income is less than Rs. 50,000/- per annum) in the form of crossed Bank Draft/ Indian Postal Order drawn in favour of Financial Advisor & Chief Accounts Officer, South Central Railway payable at Secunderabad.
How to Apply: Eligible candidates may send their application in prescribed format (his/ her own handwriting in English or Hindi) & self-attested copies of all relevant certificates, two passport size colour photographs, two self-addressed unstamped envelopes (size 23 cms x 10 cms) & envelope should be superscribed as
i) Recruitment against Sports quota for the year 2017-18 on South Central Railway,
ii) Game:—— (Name of the sports discipline)" by Post (business/ registered) to the Assistant Personnel Officer (Rectt. & HQ), Room No. 416, Office of the Chief Personnel Officer, 4th Floor, Rail Nilayam, Secunderabad-500 071 (Telangana) or can also be dropped in the box provided at the outside of the room of Assistant Personnel Officer/ Recruitment, 4th floor Rail Nilayam, Secundrabad on or before 27-12-2017 & for remote areas on or before 09-01-2018.
Important Dates:
Starting Date for Receipt of Application: 25-11-2017
Last Date for Receipt of Application: 27-12-2017
Last Date for Receipt of Application for Remote Areas: 09-01-2018.