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People in the world know about Bali. Called as the God's Island or in Bahasa we called "Pulau Dewata". It is a part of Indonesia in South East Asia. This island has so many beautiful beaches and mountains view with religious Hindunesse population.
You can go to Bali by international flights or domestic flights, Almost flights especially international flights set their destination to Bali. International flights such as Korean Air, JAL, Singapore Airlines, Qantas, Lufthansa, Airasia many more or by domestic flights such as Garuda Indonesia etc. or if you come from East Java island, you can go Bali through the Bali strait by ferry from Ketapang port East Java to Gilimanuk port, or from Lombok island through Lombok strait to Padang Bai port Bali.
You can find very nice local people and beautiful places with a lot of activities. if you are an adventurer you should try the adventurous sports like mountain bike, hiking, rafting, surving, diving, snorkling or even walk into the sea are interesting activities to do ^^. Shopping is like in heaven in Bali. A lot of international brands such as Billabong etc are available. Tourists are also interesting to buy some local products such as snacks, Bali snake fruit, manggis fruit, any kind peanuts or woodcarving, silver jewelry, paintings and garments. The interesting point that I am so proud when I saw the Goong movie setting, there was a woodcarving of the Javanesse wedding couple called Loroblonyo and also ducks wood carving from Bali. Those are from Indonesia ^^
Bali has an Hindunesse traditions and so religious. There are many traditional event held in Bali. you can watch Kecak dance in Ubud or Uluwatu with sunset background. So gourgeous. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture all of things in Bali ^^
It's nice to spend your holiday in Bali. Many international hotels from 5 stars grade into backpackers style inn are available. you can choose and arrange your budget. Bali is the one of destination for honemooners or newlyweds to spend their romantic honeymoon, or family holiday. If you are still single, this is an interesting place to hang out with your friends.
Here is some interesting places in Bali, I recommend you to go :
Beaches :
Kuta Beach (Hardrock cafe and Hardrock hotel)
Legian Beach (so many clubs and night life)
Jimbaran Beach (to enjoy seafood candlelight dinner in the beach, so romantic ^^)
Tanjung Benoa (water and marine sports)
Dreamland (surfing and night life)
Lovina (Dolphins activities)
Paddie fields :
Lakes :
Temples :
Tampak Siring (The bigest Hindunesse temple in Bali)
Uluwatu temple (you can watch kecak dance in the sunset)
Tanah Lot
Tirta Gangga
Shopping :
Art, wood carving and paintings : Ubud.
Barong shirts, souvenirs : Pasar Seni Sukowati.
and many interesting places to go in Bali.


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Branch Out Bike Tour Announces Electronic Trike Rider for Seventh Annual Road Ride
Branch Out Bike Tour Announces Electronic Trike Rider for Seventh Annual Road Ride
Battery powered "etrike" rider suffered four strokes, one of which he had as he longboarded across CanadaRead more
May LEAFlet: Bike Tour Crunch Time!
Bike Tour Reward System, Not Just Fitness
Like your brain? Prove it by raising funds for this sick bucket!
Remember when it wasn't cool to wear a helmet? Mom would make you take one with you and you'd rather let it hang off your handlebars then be caught wearing it? Sure as heck weren't about to mess up your middle part with frosted tips!
Well if you could go back in time and hand out one of these bad-boy Giro helmets, Mom would've never had to lecture you… they are that cool.
Best part is, you get one of these when you raise $1000! That's right! All bike tour registrants that raise $1000 get a 2017 Giro Foray helmet!Read more
We Are Canada: The people who will help forge our future
We Are Canada: The people who will help forge our future
Ken Dryden on the Canadians who show us what's possible—and what Canada could be, as we enter its sesquicentennial
Branch Out Funded neuroCAM Research on BTV Calgary
Dr. Bin Hu, a neuroscientist from the Hotchkiss Brain Institute talking about improving Parkinsons Disease through his neuroCAM technology on BT Calgary.Read more
April 2017 LEAFlet:
CBC Spotlight on Crystal Phillips
CBC with some real, quality programming (maybe we're biased a bit)
In honour of our country's 150th birthday, the CBC is celebrating the next generation of Canada's change-makers through their prime-time documentary series, We Are Canada. And wouldn't you know it, our very own executive director Crystal Phillips has been named one of just a few from across the country! A huge honour!
Starting April 9th, We Are Canada profiles three Canadians each week. You can catch Crystal's story on April 16th, Easter Sunday! Great time to gather the family and see how Crystal and other passionate Canadians are leading Canada into the next 150 years.
March 2017 LEAFlet: Branch Out Snowshoe... Success!
Woohoo! What a day!
Look closely and you can see a snowshoe hare
The third annual Branch Out Snowshoe Tour was the best one yet! 111 participants, 20 dogs, and nearly $40,000 raised! We even got a few celebrities out and about, including Olympic Champion Michelle Cameron Coulter, Olympian Emily Baadsvik, members of the Calgary Stampeders, and Mrs. Laureen Harper!Read more
Branch Out Snowshoe Tour raises over $40,000
The Branch Out Snowshoe Tour raised more than $40,000 on Feb. 18 to fight neurological disorders.
February LEAFlet: Countdown is on! 18 Days Left to BOSS!
Snowshoe Is A GO!!!
Pretend the other end of that rope is tied to you and he's pulling you to registration.
Us humans have a tough time trudging through snow. We have small feet, freeze in the cold, and we're heavy. You know who's not like that? Elves. Like Legolas. You'll notice in The Fellowship of the Ring that Legolas walks right on top of the snow of the Caradhras mountains.
Fortunately, we have snowshoes instead. And with those snowshoes we shall walk 5 or 10 kilometres to raise funds to fight neurological disorders at the Branch Out Snowshoe Tour!!
It's at the sweetest place in Alberta, Fallentimber Meadery near Water Valley on February 18th! Bring your dog, bring your kids, bring an elf if you know one! Register HERE. What a great activity for the Family Day weekend!Read more

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"Flight Interrupted, Ecoleaks from the Invasion Desk" - Karachi Biennale 2019,
26th of October till 12th of November, Karachi, Pakistan
More Information: www.karachibiennale.org
"Vom Leben in Industrielandschaften – Eine fotografische Bestandsaufnahme" - exhibition with participation of Susanne Kriemann. Curated by Anja Dorn.
27th of Oktober 2019 till 16th of February 2020, Düren, Germany.
More Information: www.leopoldhoeschmuseum.de
"Part of the Labyrinth" - 10th Göteborg Biennal of Contemporary Art.
7th of September till 17th of November 2019, Roda Sten Gothenburg, Sweden.
More Information: www.gibca.se


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Additional Insurance Plans Now Accepted by EverSmile Dentistry
EverSmile Dentistry is pleased to announce that we are now accepting an additional number of insurance carriers and insurance plans. This enables patients to choose their own dentist, and allows us to serve even more people from Northern Virginia in our Sterling-based family dental practice. See our Payment Options for more details. Insurance plans weread more


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Mineral & Meridian is a small business based in Santa Fe, New Mexico specializing in handmade wire wrapped jewelry run by me, Nicole, and all items are handmade by me personally.
A little bit about me...I'm from Northern California, a member of the Karuk Tribe of California, and I came to New Mexico to attend the Institute of American Indian Arts where I recently received a BFA in Studio Arts. Most people know me as the bartender at George R.R. Martin's Jean Cocteau Cinema (hey, stop in for a movie or a drink sometime and say "hi!") but I also do other cool things like making jewelry...and sometimes, on a particularly slow day, you might even catch me making jewelry at the bar.
This little side business is the result of years of wire wrapping experience with a touch of family tradition. My Grandmother has always been a huge aide in cultivating my creative side; after learning wire wrapping she retired from teaching at a fairly early age, moved to Hawaii, and built a successful business selling handmade jewelry. Naturally, I spent a lot of time as a kid watching her work and it didn't take long before I was sitting next to her making jewelry myself. So the tradition continues, and perhaps I'll retire and and go live by the beach one of these days...


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At this time of year, not only are we getting ready for the December holidays but we're all getting ready for the Black Friday sales too with our Black Friday 2019 wishlist!
As a bargain shopper, being prepared means that I already have a shopping list in my hand before I go out shopping on the day. I do this for my month-end shopping just the same as I would for any seasonal sales.
Black Friday 2019 in South Africa falls on 29th November. The Black Friday sale at Superbalist is set to be even bigger this year, with the best deals in fashion, beauty and home.
Click here for more information about Black Friday at Superbalist.
As an online store, Superbalist is also spreading their deals to Cyber Monday as well, which falls on 2nd December.
Click here for more information about Cyber Monday at Superbalist.
So how do you prepare for the Black Friday day at Superbalist?
Step 1: Create an account with Superbalist if you don't already have one. If you prefer to shop from your phone or tablet, you can also download the Superbalist app on the Google Play Store or the Apple Store.
Step 2: Make sure you sign up for the Superbalist newsletter to be the first in line to receive their Black Friday deals as soon as they open.
Step 3: Prepare your wishlist, and this is the best part! Visit Superbalist and click the heart icon on the pieces you love then simply add to your shopping cart on the big day!
Step 4: Make sure you set your alarm so that you're ready to shop as soon as the clock hits midnight on 29 November! That's the beauty of shopping Black Friday sales online – there are no queues at the tills, and you can get an early start.
Finally, here's a sneak peak at my Superbalist Black Friday 2019 Wishlist:
I desperately need a new handbag, and this Christen dome handbag (tan) would be the perfect choice for me! The colour is elegant yet neutral enough to match a whole lot of different colours and styles.
The same goes for these comfy, woven slip-on summer shoes that I can wear both at work and over the weekend. I love a neutral colour so that I can match it with many different outfits and this woven slip-on platform espadrille looks just like the item!
I also know that I will need to have a light, summery dress to wear for our Christmas lunch and I've been eyeing this turn-up sleeve tunic dress for a couple of weeks now. It's just the right fit for me, and it's super affordable so it's a win-win.
On my list is this wonderful Aztec folk printed navy duvet set. I've been meaning to get round to buying at least one new duver sets for spring / summer and what better time to buy than during Black Friday sales.
To go with our new duvet cover set, I'd also love to get this gorgeous quilted base wrap to protect the sides of our bed. I just love this pattern – it was love at first sight!
Have you prepared your Superbalist Black Friday 2019 Wishlist yet? If not, head on over to Superbalist and get ready for Superbalist's Black Friday Showdown.
This blog post was done in collaboration with Superbalist.
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To ensure that you feel safe with us during your exhibition visit, we ask you to observe the COVID-19 security measures. This means wearing a mouth-and-nose protection in the exhibition room, disinfecting your hands and keeping the required safety distance of 1.5 metres. Hand disinfection facilities are provided and you will receive a mouth-and-nose protector free of charge. Our employees have been instructed in the applicable safety measures and will be happy to answer your questions.
As the maximum number of people in the exhibition room is limited, we ask for your understanding if there are waiting times at the entrance.
We look forward to your visit!


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Expanding Access to High Quality Early Childhood Education
On Monday, I held a Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee Field Hearing on Partnering to Prepare: Expanding Access to High Quality Early Childhood Education because I believe every parent, regardless of income, should have access to high quality pre-kindergarten for their children. I introduced the Prepare All Kids Act in both the 110th and 111th Congress to help all children prepare for school by investing in high-quality pre-kindergarten education that will give our children the best start in life.
The hearing was held at the Morrisville School District in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, which has had success with its state-funded Pre-K Counts program. At the hearing I was able to gather valuable information from six witnesses: Dr. Elizabeth Hammond Yonson, who is the Superintendent of the Morrisville School District; Melissa Bowman, who taught Pre-K in both Philadelphia and Morrisville and currently teaches kindergarten in the Morrisville School District; Michelle Fina, who is the Branch Director of the Morrisville YMCA, which runs a Pre-K program; Dr. Deborah Ackerman, who is a professor at Rutgers University and has conducted research on the benfits of high-quality Pre-K programs; Joan Benso, who is the President & CEO of Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children and; Todd Klunk, who is the Acting Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth's Office of Child Development & Early Learning.
All of the witnesses provide years of experience either working directly with children in Pre-K programs, administering Pennsylvania's Pre-K programs or conducting years of research on the benefits that pre-K programs provide. Listening to these testimonies reinforced the need and importance of ensuring that our children, particularly those who are disadvantaged, are able to access high quality early childhood education. It is especially important as the HELP Committee moves toward the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, also called "No Child Left Behind."
Beyond individual families, there are enormous benefits to communities and the economy, which will never remain competitive if we do no rethink how we educate our children.


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Regent Seven Seas Cruises Offers New 137-Night World Cruise
Regent Seven Seas Cruises announced today plans for a new 137-night world cruise onboard the intimate Seven Seas Navigator, which recently emerged from a multi-million dollar refurbishment. Following the popular demand of its upcoming 2017 circumnavigation of the globe, the luxury line will offer an innovative itinerary for 2018 exploring sensational destinations across the Southern Hemisphere. … Continue reading
Singapore Airlines Retires Boeing 747s
Singapore Airlines has officially retired its Boeing 747 fleet, following the final commemorative flights by the iconic aircraft between Singapore and Hong Kong today. Flight SQ 748 landed at Singapore Changi International Airport at 1900 hrs, ending a 38-year relationship between the airline and the 'Queen of the Skies'. Onboard the flight were company executives, media, invited guests and … Continue reading
Princess Cruises Unveils New Intercontinental Itineraries
Princess Cruises has unveiled a series of intercontinental voyages designed to capture the imagination of cruisers as part of its 2011/2012 cruise season. Ranging from 28 to 46 days, the cruise line's 680-guest Ocean Princess and 1,990-guest Sun Princess will operate 4 extended cruises that provide guests the opportunity to visit 38 intriguing ports in Africa, Asia and Europe. … Continue reading
MSC Cruises To Increase Capacity For South Africa Market
Italian cruise line MSC Cruises has announced it will increase cruise capacity to meet increased demand with the deployment of a second ship to South Africa during the upcoming 2010/2011 season. The 2,223-guest MSC Sinfonia will return to South Africa for a second season and will be joined by the 1,064-guest MSC Melody, a ship … Continue reading
New Openings From Emirates Hotels And Resorts, The Red Carnation Hotel Collection
Travellers seeking both luxury and nature on their holidays now have an additional 2 new resorts to choose from. The much-anticipated Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa in Australia welcomes its first guests today, while South Africa's The Oyster Box Hotel reopens after a 2-year renovation and refurbishment. Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa Located between 2 of Australia's … Continue reading


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Gum Leaf in the Sketchbook
I was just flicking through a sketchbook that I had recently finished and I cam across two little gems that I collected along my lunchtime walks within Whites Hill Reserve in Brisbane. The first little gem is this gum/eucalypt leaf.
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Ducks, Bucks and Does, oh My!
October Deer Hunt
In late October, 14 men of all ages met at Stillwater Refuge for a weekend of deer hunting and spending time together. It was one of the best outings of 2012!
Stillwater Refuge had recently completed renovations on the Bunkhouse and we took advantage. Although we never had any complaints about the old Bunkhouse, the new design is AWESOME! I encourage you to take your family, friends or group there and stay for a weekend too.
Our time was spent hunting deer- management bucks, spikes and doe. Some of our outing participants had never shot a deer before and for others, this would only be their second chance to take a deer. For the most part, we had a fairly inexperienced group of hunters...but they didn't shoot like it! Three guys shot their first deer during the weekend and two others shot their second deer. We also spent a good bit of time training hunters how to identify different ages of deer. This is an important skill that many hunters don't ever bother to acquire. After a couple of hours talking about deer and watching them through binoculars, the guys really started picking it up! All in all, we fired 7 shots and had 7 clean kills. The Stillwater Staff sent me the following message, "I feel like your marksmanship outings and being faithful to go make young men shoot at the range before hunting has really paid off. We didn't lose a single animal this weekend... This was a great outing". I was very encouraged by this message as it shows me that FieldGuides is meeting its goal of building up skilled outdoors men.
Our camp fire talks centered on two things during the weekend: purpose and forgiveness. On the first night we asked each guy "What is God's purpose for having you on this trip". Some said this trip helped them avoid temptations and situations at home that needed to be avoided. Others said that God had been speaking to them and that the purpose of the trip for them was to have an environment to hear from Him. A few others felt their purpose was rest and stress relief. We learned that the Lord always has a purpose for us where we are- sometimes His purposes are for specific words to be spoken or heard and other times it is as simple as God-focused rest and relaxation.
The second night of camp fire was more focused. In the morning I asked the guys to think about who they needed to forgive, or who they were holding unforgiveness against. This question hit very close to home for each of us. As the day progressed we each thought about the question and specific people came to mind for us all. That night around the fire we shared our answers. We did this for a few reasons. It is important to acknowledge that we need to forgive so that we can put actions to work and do it! We also shared with everyone so that we can hold each other accountable to do the things we said we were going to do. Unforgiveness is like a cancer inside us- as it grows stronger it makes our spirits and even our physical bodies weaker. Forgiving and releasing those who have harmed or wronged us brings freedom from the sickening trap of unforgiveness and bitterness. As you read this, pray for each of the guys who sat around that fire, that they would be able to walk out in the forgiveness that they pinpointed that night. Also, ask the Lord to show you areas of your own life where you need to forgive someone.
This weekend was a highlight of the year so far as we saw our practical and spiritual goals being met before our eyes- young men becoming spiritually deep followers of Jesus and skilled outdoors men at the same time.
Check out the pics here. The smiling faces say it all!
November Duck Hunt
During the weekend before Thanksgiving Field Guides played the role of "asphalt cowboy" and rode all the way to Rockport, TX! We stayed in a beach house on Copano Bay called Pier Pressure. It's not that often that we will take an outing that far away, but this one was one for the books!
We hunted ducks in the bay on Saturday morning, afternoon and Sunday morning. Of the 12 outing participants, at least 7 were completely new to duck hunting. They all got their first ducks during this trip and some may have caught the duck hunting bug for good! Watching a dog retrieve, birds respond to a call and work over decoys is a fantastic sight. We shot 26 ducks, 17 ducks and 13 ducks during those hunts for a weekend total of 56 ducks. Guys got to see LOTS of redheads and a few pintails, bluebills, widgen and bufflehead. Being out on the water and in the duck blinds was a great experience and one I look forward to repeating next season!
When we weren't hunting we spent time fishing on the 300+ foot long pier, cooking out and relaxing around the beach house. We caught a few speckled trout, but nothing major was biting. On Saturday night all 14 of us shared a fajita meal around the table and let me tell you, these guys can eat! Close to a dozen pounds of beef, chicken and pork fajitas were consumed.
After we ate we discussed a parable that Jesus told, the parable of the sower. This story highlighted the 4 different ways that people receive the Word of the Lord. We then had each person classify themselves according to the parable. Some had soft hearts and were receiving the Word of the Lord and some had hard hearts. Most of the group fell somewhere in the middle- we had accepted the Word of the Lord and received it happily, but our passion had been stolen by the numerous cares and distractions of this life. Most of the things that kept us from following Jesus the way we wanted to were not "bad" things, in fact, most of them are wonderful when kept in the proper perspective. But, as we discussed on this outing, when anything (even great things) distract us from following Jesus we become less effective for the Kingdom. That night we challenged each other to refocus on the King and His Kingdom and watch as the words of the old gospel song come true: "Turn your eyes upon Jesus. Look full in His wonderful face, and the things of Earth will grow strangely dim in the light of his glory and grace." We also challenged each other to not settle for the "Sunday School" status quo, but to let our experiences with Him refuel the passion and faith that has been lost and let those things push our spiritual roots deeper into the Lord than we have ever been.
Let's all join the guys from this trip and do this together. If we do, the world around us just might become a different place!
Click here for pics.
July Outing and August Skeet Shoot
4th Annual Skeet Shoot
You are invited to join us at 9:00 a.m. August 25, 2012 for a morning of shooting, competition, prizes and a BBQ lunch. The top shooter will win a Yeti Cooler. Other great prizes and raffle items will be available.
All participants will receive free Field Guides trucker hat! Cost is $50 per shooter if you register in July. The price goes up to $60 in August and $70 on the day of the shoot. Please complete the registration form below and mail the form and your payment to Field Guides 2624 Starr St. Waco, TX 76710.
Contact Matt Wible with any questions: 254-744-0815 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Register soon and invite a friend!
Click here to download the registration form.
July Outing Announcement
It's summer time in central Texas and Summer Camp is over so it's time to go fishing! Field Guides will be hitting the river again next week!
July 20-22 we will be visiting the Navasota River near Mexia, TX. Catching catfish with trot lines and jug lines will be the main focus. We will also be fishing for bass. Accommodations in the small fishing cabin are...rustic... We will be sleeping on mattresses and cots. Air conditioner will be available.
Cost for this outing is $40 per person. Reply to this email to reserve your spot and I will send you the necessary paperwork. This is sure to be another exciting Field Guides outing so sign up today!


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U-S warplanes have launched heavy bombing raids on front line positions north of the Afghan capital, Kabul and near the southern city of Kandahar.
In the north, U-S planes hit positions near the opposition held Bagram airport, just north of Kabul, and near the city of Mazar--e-Sharif. Witnesses say the raids on Kandahar were targeted against Taleban military sites and suspected al-Qaida terrorist bases.
The Taleban alleges the death toll among Afghan civilians has risen to 15-hundred. The claim could not be independently confirmed. The United States has accused the Taleban of deliberately inflating casuality figures.
Saudi Arabia's Deputy Interior Minister Prince Ahmad bin Abdul Aziz told a news conference that the Taleban supreme leader Mullah Omar and terror suspect Osama bin Laden were to blame for the deaths of innocent civilians.
The prince said he was "amazed" how the Afghan people and interests of Muslims are being sacrificed for the sake of a few individuals. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the United Nations office in Pakistan says U-N special envoy for Afghanistan Lakhdar Brahimi will not have time to meet with Taleban officials during his visit to Islamabad. The Taleban ambassador to Pakistan, Abdul Salaam Zaeef, had requested a meeting with Mr. Brahimi during his fact-finding mission. Later, the Taleban denied asking for a meeting.
The U-N envoy is in Pakistan for several days of discussions with a wide range of people on how to form a new broad-based and multi-ethnic government in Afghanistan.
The Peshawar-based Afghan Islamic Press quotes Taleban sources as saying U-S military authorities have electronically seized Taleban radio frequencies near Taleban headquarters in Kandahar -- and have begun broadcasting music and messages. Music is banned under the Taleban.
Separately, U-N refugee officials are warning conditions are getting worse at a refugee camp inside Afghanistan run by the Taleban. U-N representatives say conditions at the Spin Boldak Camp deteroriating rapidly.


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Edmunds tests hundreds of vehicles a year. Cars, trucks, SUVs, we run them all, and the numbers always tell a story. With that in mind we present "Edmunds Track Tested," a quick rundown of all the data we collect at the track, along with comments direct from the test drivers. Enjoy.
A Mini is supposed to be a lot of things. It's supposed to be cute. It's supposed to be fun to drive. It's supposed to have personality and it's supposed to be small.
Does the 2013 Mini Cooper Paceman S tick any of these boxes?
Well, at 162.2 inches long, the Paceman is 15.6 inches longer than a standard Mini Cooper. It's also 4 inches wider, 4.5 inches taller and a whopping 535 pounds heavier when equipped with the six-speed automatic transmission.
Still, there are similarities. The Paceman has the same wheelbase as the Mini Cooper and uses the same 1.6-liter turbocharged, direct-injected four-cylinder that produces 181 horsepower and 177 pound-feet of torque.
So it's not small (or light) and we'll leave the personality issue up to you. Is the Paceman, like every Mini before it, any fun to drive? We took it to the track to find out.
Vehicle: 2013 Mini Cooper Paceman S
Odometer: 1,538
Date: 5/14/2013
Driver: Chris Walton
Price: $27,500
Drive Type: Front engine, front-wheel-drive
Transmission Type: Six speed automatic
Engine Type: Transverse direct-injected, DOHC, turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder
Displacement (cc/cu-in): 1,598/98
Redline (rpm): 6,500
Horsepower (hp @ rpm): 181 @ 5,500
Torque (lb-ft @ rpm): 177 @ 1,600
Brake Type (front): Ventilated discs with single-piston sliding caliper
Brake Type (rear): Solid discs with single-piston sliding caliper
Steering System: Electric-assist, rack-and-pinion power steering
Suspension Type (front): MacPherson strut, coil spring, stabilizer bar
Suspension Type (rear): Multilink, coil springs
Tire Size (front): 225/40R19 (89W)
Tire Size (rear): 225/40R19 (89W)
Tire Brand: Pirelli
Tire Model: P Zero
Tire Type: Summer, asymmetrical
Wheel Size: 19 inches front and rear
Wheel Material (front/rear): Aluminum alloy
As Tested Curb Weight (lb): 3,172 (60.3% front)
Test Results:
0-30 (sec): 2.7 (3.3 w/ TC on)
0-45 (sec): 4.6 (5.3 w/ TC on)
0-60 (sec): 7.2 (8.0 w/ TC on)
0-60 with 1-ft Rollout (sec): 6.9 (7.5 w/ TC on)
0-75 (sec): 10.6 (11.5 w/ TC on)
1/4-Mile (sec @ mph): 15.4 @ 88.9 (15.9 @ 88.7 w/ TC on)
30-0 (ft): 29
60-0 (ft): 120
Slalom (mph): 66.0 (65.7 w/ traction control on)
Skid Pad Lateral Acceleration (g): 0.84 (0.83 w/ traction control on)
Db @ Idle: 44.5
Db @ Full Throttle: 77.5
Db @ 70-mph Cruise: 65.4
RPM @ 70 mph: 2,200
Tester's comments:
Acceleration: A little bit of a stumble off the line when using Drive and simply whacking the throttle. Responds well to some pedal overlap for the launch, and as is the new normal with turbo-4s, there's plenty of torque even in the lower rev range. Sport mode also seems to add a little pop, but I doubt it makes a difference at full throttle.
Braking: Little dive, zero wiggle or wander. Dead consistent from first to last stop with very little to no variance in pedal feedback or distance. Buzz- and vibration-free ABS action.
Slalom: Steering feels unnecessarily heavy, but it is precise and direct. These tires provide more grip than most drivers of this car will ever know. The stability system is properly calibrated to take full advantage of the tremendous tires; little to no intervention approaching the limit, which turns out to be very mild loss of grip at the front that can be easily swapped for mild slide at the rear with the proper throttle technique. Excellent balance.
Skid pad: Again, steering is too heavy for heavy sake, but it does load/unload with variations in grip. Good balance here, too, with mild understeer on the front tires. Exceed the tires' limits and the stability system gently closes the throttle, almost imperceptibly.
The manufacturer provided this car for the purpose of evaluation.
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Situated in Naoussa, the Mitsi Studios is an easy drive from Parikia.
The Mitsi Studios boasts bicycle rental, free parking and luggage storage. The property also provides excursions, a car rental desk and a tour desk. Recreational features at the property include a garden.
The Mitsi Studios offers spacious and comfortable apartments equipped with a shower, a TV and a refrigerator. A private bathroom and a kitchenette can be found in each apartment. An internet connection is also provided.
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Freestyle Vegan Dinner – Bean "Thingy"
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Bricklaying Level 1
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Bricklaying Level 1 is a construction industry recognised qualification. At Level 1 you will learn the basics of bricklaying, blocklaying, cavity walling, setting out masonry structures, building methods and interpreting drawings. You will also learn all aspects of Health and Safety in the Construction industry and have the opportunity to achieve your CSCS card. This is a requirement and provides proof that individuals working on construction sites have the required training and qualifications for the type of work they carry out.
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- Basic bricklaying
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- Interpreting drawings
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Interview and initial assessment
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Level 1 Diploma in Bricklaying
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Assessment through coursework, oral, written and practical examinations.
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You can progress to a level 2 diploma course, apprenticeship or employment.
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Microsoft earnings get a lift from the cloud
SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft's (MSFT) latest earnings report shows CEO Satya Nadella is making progress in his push to embrace cloud computing. The company said Thursday that revenue from cloud services, including software delivered over the Internet, more than doubled in the last quarter. That helped lift quarterly profit and revenue above expectations.
The tech giant still makes most of its money from selling traditional software for businesses and home computers. But Nadella acknowledges that traditional software has an uncertain future, as people buy fewer personal computers and businesses switch to software that can be accessed online, instead of installing programs on individual machines.
Microsoft spent $4.5 billion last year to expand its own computer centers that support cloud services. That's a little more than Microsoft expects to make in revenue from commercial cloud services this year, but analysts say the market is growing.
The Redmond, Wash., company reported net income of $4.54 billion, or 54 cents per share, for its fiscal first quarter that ended in September -- beating analysts' consensus estimate of 49 cents per share, according to FactSet. That's down from $5.24 billion, or 62 cents per share, a year ago, due to over $1 billion in costs to restructure its business and integrate its purchase of Nokia devices. Microsoft also spent more on sales, marketing and research and development during the three-month period.
Revenue grew to $23.20 billion from $18.53 billion, also topping the $22.01 billion forecast by analysts.
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Carson Valley Men's Golf Club results
Staff Report
The Carson Valley Men's Golf Club held a 2 person team best ball tournament on Saturday, May 11.
The team of Dan Essary and Frank Ramirez won with a net score of 64. Danny Wallis and Bill King were second with a net score of 65. There was a tie for third place which included the teams of Mike Davis/Dennis Patterson, Fred Coons/Nick Sutter and Robert Buker/Elaine Agnason all with scores of 67.
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"Tariff Man" Trump Has Brazil All Wrong
President Trump has Brazil all wrong. And the market seems to think so as well, because the country's stock market is beating the S&P 500 and the rest of the emerging markets index again on Wednesday.
The self-described "tariff man" reinstated tariffs on Brazilian steel on Tuesday. He blamed a weak Brazilian real for his decision, saying the weakened currency makes Brazilian steel more attractive to world markets. A weaker currency definitely makes Brazilian goods more price-competitive. But despite the currency weakening significantly since late July—going from R$3.72 on July 18 to a five-year low of R$4.23 on November 29 —Brazil's revenue from steel exports is in decline.
Brazil's Economic Minister Paulo Guedes, a market fave, said today that Trump was making a "very serious mistake" in accusing Brazil of deliberately pushing down the value of its currency.
The Brazil Steelers?
Depending on the product line and product code set by the Brazilian Foreign Trade Ministry, export value of semi-manufactured steel products fell 21.67% in November, worldwide. Steel laminate exports fell even more, by 51%.
Year-to-date exports of steel products have not been helped by the foreign exchange rate. Semi-manufactured steel exports fell 15.9%. Steel laminate exports are down 18%.
The Brazilian real is down roughly 8% against the dollar year-to-date, so these values are not all due to a weaker currency eating up export profits.
Vice President Mike Pence tours a Gerdau Ameristeel mill Thursday, May 9, 2019, in St. Paul, … [+] Minnesota. Gerdau steel shipments are down 20.9% annualized over the first three quarters.
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The U.S. is the No. 2 destination for Brazilian goods after China. Steel products are second only to crude oil. But like crude oil, steel shipment values are also down from January to November. The U.S. imported 12.7% less worth of Brazilian steel over an 11-month period than a year ago, totaling $2.5 billion.
All told, Brazil exports to the U.S. for the year are up 2.7% to $26.9 billion, helped along primarily by a surge in gasoline, ethanol and coffee bean exports—not steel.
China is not a a major steel importer. It produces its own steel and instead buys the iron ore pellets used to make steel. China imported 21% more iron ore from Brazil so far this year, according to the Foreign Trade Ministry.
Brazil's other top trading partners are not importing ship-loads of steel either. Holland, Brazil's No. 3 export market, saw a 0.5% increase in certain steel products, such as steel rebar, for a total of $1.02 billion.
Perhaps Trump is looking at Mexico imports of semi-manufactured steel. That's a top 10 export market for Brazil, and steel sales rose 26.7% to $157 million.
Spain increased its purchase of Brazilian steel this year, too, rising 21.4% to $54 million.
It is unclear if any of these buyers sourced from Brazil instead of the U.S. But even if they did, this happens worldwide every day in market economies. What should worry Trump, if anything, is more Brazilian steel coming into the United States at the expense of local producers.
According to Gerdau, a Brazilian multinational steel producer with steel mills in the U.S., volume of Brazilian steel shipments in the third quarter fell 17%. Volumes of steel shipments over the last 9 months compared to the same period a year ago fell 20.1%.
See: Market Totally Ignores Brazil Tariffs — Forbes
Maybe this is worrying Trump? United States Steel Corp.'s stock is down 41.7% despite tariff … [+] support. Brazil's Gerdau is doing better, but nothing to write home about.
The weaker real is not helping Brazilian steel.
Trump said the weaker real makes Brazilian soy more competitive, to the detriment to American farmers.
Brazilian soybeans are priced in dollars. The only price differential is due to Brazil's logistical cost, which sometimes makes Brazilian soy more expensive in dollar terms.
Brazil's weaker currency does not give it a pricing power beyond what Brazil has always had in comparison to the U.S. The Brazilian real averages at least two times cheaper than the dollar.
Like in the U.S., China is Brazil's largest soy buyer. China is basically boycotting U.S. soy and buying more Brazilian soy, taking the U.S. out of the top spot as world's leading soybean exporter. That's not Brazil's fault.
Unless Trump thinks Brazilian agribusiness firms should tell the Chinese to buy from their American friends instead, Brazil's soy export boom of last year is because China turned away from the U.S. in revenge for Trump's trade war.
This year is not turning out as well in terms of revenue. Soy exports to China in dollar terms are down 23.8% year to date to $19.5 billion.
Brazil soy exports to China rose not because of a weaker currency but because the Chinese government … [+] has basically boycotted U.S. agribusiness on account of the trade war.
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Agroconsult, a Brazilian agribusiness market intelligence firm, estimates that China imports of Brazilian soybeans will decline in this next harvest by around 10%.
Brazil's Currency: Not The Renminbi
This year, the U.S. Treasury went against its long-standing tradition of refraining from calling China a currency manipulator. This week, Trump hinted that Brazil was practicing competitive devaluations in order to make its currency weaker. So now Brazil is a currency manipulator, of sorts.
No one in the market believes for a second that Brazil manipulates their forex market.
In 2008, months before the collapse of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns, Brazil's finance minister at the time—Guido Mantega—lamented the Brazilian real trading at a strong R$1.60 to the dollar. Mantega famously said the U.S. was engaging in a "currency war" with the weak dollar.
Then the market collapsed. The Great Recession hit, and all emerging market currencies tumbled. The currency war was forgotten until around 2011 when quantitative easing was in full effect. The real strengthened again to around R$1.55 in intraday trading in June of that year. It was the strongest the Brazilian real has ever been. The real weakened over the next several years for a number of factors, including more money flowing into the advanced economies thanks to the Fed and European Central Bank—and a growing political crisis in Brazil that led to an economic crisis. Brazil is only now clawing its way out of its own Great Recession.
Ilan Goldfajn, president of the Central Bank of Brazil. Trump thinks he's manipulating the real … [+] following two forex interventions last week.
Andrew Harrer © 2017 Bloomberg Finance LP
The Brazilian Central Bank intervened twice in the forex market last week, selling between $2 billion to $3 billion to avoid an even weaker currency. It was the first intervention in the spot market since 2009, but it clearly triggered Trump.
"The real has weakened this year for 'good' reasons," says Jan Dehn, head of research for the Ashmore Group, a $95 billion asset manager primarily invested in emerging market debt.
Local interest rates have declined to the lowest level ever thanks to declining inflation rates and a full restoration of central bank credibility under the new government.
Low rates have in turn allowed companies to repay dollar-denominated debt and borrow in local currency at similar levels of interest rates instead.
This has led to an increase in the demand for dollars to repay debt. More demand for dollars means less demand for reals as companies sell reals to buy dollars to pay back loans. That's pushing the currency lower in the short term.
Dehn says the Brazilian real also weakened recently for pure technical reasons. "Investors went long the real in anticipation of large foreign direct investment into the oil and gas sector in the recent concessions. The auction was a success for Petrobras, which secured the right to operate very productive assets. However, foreign participation was slim (only 10% of one field), which left currency speculators frustrated," he notes, as expectations for dollar inflows into Brazil's oil and gas market fell flat.
The unwinding of the bullish real bet coincided with well-known year-end seasonal dividend remittances. And then the currency took another hit from a data release, which showed Brazil's trade deficit was growing when it really was not.
Last week, November export numbers were corrected showing the trade balance is in surplus to the tune of $37.6 billion year to date. That surplus is not to the detriment of U.S. steel manufacturers, or the U.S. farmer, as Trump believes.
The U.S. has an $8.1 billion trade surplus with Brazil, according to Census data.
The problem is China tariffs on U.S. soy leading to what amounts to bans on Chinese companies buying American soy. They've turned to Brazil.
American steel may have its own issues that have little to do with Brazil. Trump and his Commerce Department have provided no words on Brazil flooding the U.S. with cheap steel products.
How long before Trump rescinds these tariffs on Brazilian steel is anybody's guess.
Brazil was exempted from steel and aluminum tariffs in May 2018 and never really put in place to begin with. Quotas were put in place instead.
"To change the quotas to tariffs would require new Presidential Proclamations as tariffs can't be reimposed by a tweet. At this writing, we are still awaiting these proclamations," says Paul Nathanson, executive director of the Coalition of American Metal Manufacturers and Users. "If the President does move forward with these tariffs, it would likely lead to an immediate legal challenge," he says.
A current U.S. Court of International Trade case on steel tariffs involves an earlier decision by President Trump to raise the so-called Section 232 steel tariff on Turkey to 50%. The Court ruled against the president's actions against Turkey because he did not give a reason for raising the tariff only on Turkish steel and he did not follow proper procedures in issuing the Proclamation on the matter, Nathanson says.
It might be for this reason that Wall Street doesn't seem too worried about Brazilian steel being roadblocked at the ports by Trump.


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Buzz sends me the pipe with neck transition attached, the top cap, the triggers and screws to mount them. I drill all the holes, cut the slot and assemble the stick.
Though the photos show the use of rubber tubing, I've actually 86'ed the rubber tubing. I use doubled-up cords and the tubes were too small. I do insert the brass tube n' rod eye control in a clear plastic tube, however.
The brass n' rod eye control will be secured at the top with a little Magic-Sculpt.
To secure the eye control at the slot, I have inserted ethafoam. The sharp-ended screws that mount the triggers penetrate the ethafoam and hold it in place.
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Romanian Ambassador, Deputy Head of EC in Bulgaria Visit AUBGMarch 19, 2019
Brexit and the European Parliament elections in May— these are the two hot topics in Europe right now and this is what AUBG students, professors and guest lecturers discussed during the annual Political Science (POS) week on campus March 4-8. Jointly organized by the AUBG Political Science Club and the Department of Political Science and European Studies, the week-long event featured talks by Ambassador of Romania to Bulgaria H.E. Ion Galea and Hristo Hristov, Deputy Head of European Commission Representation in Bulgaria, as well as a webinar with Doru Frantescu, CEO of VoteWatch Europe.
Galea spoke about the priorities of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union that Austria handed to Romania this January. "When you study Politics and European Studies, it is good to have a take from practitioners that deal with very concrete issues," said Jean Crombois, AUBG Professor in Politics and European Studies. "This way the students can make the connection between theory and practice." Every year, Crombois and the students from the EU Lobbying Class go on a trip to Brussels where they visit the EU institutions and meet with AUBG alumni, politicians, and practitioners.
Next on the agenda was the webinar with Doru Frantescu, CEO of VoteWatch Europe- a think tank in Brussels that provides analysis and forecasts on EU affairs. Frantescu described the methodology behind the organization's data gathering process and talked about the possible outcomes of the European Parliament elections in May. Magdalena Bernaciak, AUBG Professor in Politics and European Studies, believes that it is crucial for students to have a continued exchange with professionals in the field of politics. "The VoteWatchEurope CEO even encouraged students to have an internship with the organization," she said.
Hristo Hristov, Deputy Head of European Commission Representation in Bulgaria, gave a lecture on the impact that the possible Brexit scenarios could have on EU citizens and EU students in particular. "A no deal Brexit, for example, would make it harder and much more expensive for young people to study in Britain," Crombois said.
The members of the Political Science Club at AUBG often organize events and conferences that enhance the academic experience on campus. "Joining a student club allows you to utilize what you learn in class and discuss it with other students," said Georgi Leshkov, AUBG student in politics and the club's president. "It is really this wonderful sharing of ideas, you can work on projects with other students and being part of a club adds an extra dimension to those projects."
Originally from Bulgaria, Leshkov moved to the U.S. with his family when he was young. "I grew up in America but I always wanted to reach back to Bulgaria," he said. "I want to get into politics and hopefully change the country for the better."
In addition to the two talks and the webinar, the week-long event also featured a documentary screening and an EU simulation game. Following POS week, the Danish ambassador to Bulgaria also visited AUBG March 14 and the students are currently getting ready to host the annual Model European Union Conference March 29.
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Catching Up: Sweetlax Summer Tournament
September 4, 2019 - The June Sweetlax Summer Invitational was their most successful event to date as they hosted 83 teams represented by 31 different Clubs from the Northeast, Midwest, South, and even Canada. With over 140 College Coaches checking in over the weekend, there was no shortage of opportunities for exposure for the players that participated.
The event brings over 1,000 hotel rooms into the local community and helps showcase what the Rochester area has to offer in the Summer. Families attending the tournament speak on how much they enjoy the Jazz Festival, the Finger Lakes Region, and the beautiful weather that the area features. The tournament hosted High School Juniors down to 7th graders, and was played across five locations throughout Pittsford. They received countless compliments on the fields that were used for the event, and Sweetlax felt extremely lucky to have access to top-notch facilities in the Pittsford School District.
The Sweetlax Summer Showcase is an individual event that runs the day before the Invitational starts. Almost 300 players from across the country, and even England, attended this year's Showcase at Nazareth College. The facilities were of the highest quality. Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors are randomly placed on Showcase teams within their graduation year and assigned three College Coaches from all NCAA Divisions. This year's Showcase saw just under 100 College Coaches sign in and the sidelines were full of Coaches recruiting at the event. Each player has three games to showcase their skills and earn their shot to be recruited to play at the next level. The combination of facilities, weather, and quality of play/coaching were on full display for there most successful Sweetlax Summer Showcase yet.
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He's drinking six 5 oz bottles a day - he's been doing that for months now. I think in the last few days he's started eating between 12 and 16 oz of solids. He's eating at least 3 oz four times a day. He's eating yogurt/banana, carrots/applesauce, peas/applesauce, sweet potato, squash and sometimes avocado. We're thinking of adding pears next.
Best we can figure, purees are pure energy foods. He's evidently burning it all off rolling around the floor and bouncing in his bouncy chair. Thankfully, while he's still getting taller, he's not getting rounder!
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What is a Wild Card Option
A wild card option allows the seller of Treasury bond futures to define if they will enable the short position commodity delivery after regular trading hours. A futures contract is a contract made when a holder agrees to buy or sell an asset for a set price at a specific date in the future. A futures contract is a promise to buy or sell the asset, quite literally, in the future. A wild card option allows the seller of that contract to lock-in a price, even if the price should drop in after-hours markets.
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) introduced Treasury Bond futures in 1977.
BREAKING DOWN Wild Card Option
The function of wild card options in connection with Treasury Bonds is easier to understand if you know how future contracts are written. Futures write within the time frame of the CBOT's Treasury Bond Futures Contract timeframe. The future market closes at 2 PM, but sellers in the short position are not required to declare an intent to settle their contracts until 8 PM. An investor might choose to short a futures contract at, or before, 8 PM Chicago time after the exchange has closed when setting the futures settlement price.
This feature allows the seller to wait, in case the bond prices change favorably between 2 PM and 8 PM. The six-hour window gives the investor a wild card option where they may try to sell at a more favorable price, even after-hours. The wild card option occurs on every trading day of the delivery month for the short position investor.
This provision allows the short futures contract holder to announce their intention to deliver the underlying securities. Delivery may be on any notice day before a specified time. The specified time is after regular trading hours, in which fixing of invoice prices is complete. The delivery of the security that is usually the cheapest on that specific day.
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There is also a monthly wild card option. The end-of-the-day wild card option lets the contract price of a Treasury bond futures contract be set at 2 PM Central Standard Time and allows the short futures wait until 8 PM before declaring an intention to deliver. An end-of-the-month wildcard option, however, lets a settlement price for a Treasury bonds futures contract to be set seven days before the end of the contract month and allows the short futures to wait until the end of the month before delivering. A short, or short position, is a directional trading or investment strategy where the investor sells shares of borrowed stock in the open market.


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Xiaomi POCO F1 has been given the green light for the MIUI 10.2.2.0 Global Stable update.
This OTA update comes in at 311 MB and features several changes. The camera will now be capable of recording video at 960 FPS. The camera also receives another update stating an additional enhanced lowlight mode. And importantly, the Android security patch level has received an update. Reported battery drain issues have now been fixed as has reports of a display touch problem.
Currently in development for the POCO F1 February MIUI Update is video recording in 4K 60 FPS.
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You may have noticed that there are very different types of loans. You can find the right one for every situation: mortgage, leasing, internet loan. Depending on the type of loan you choose, your credit terms and application will change. For example, unsecured credit is usually available online, but a bank loan almost always requires both a collateral and a guarantor. If you want to know why a collateral loan is mostly only available online, read on!
What is a pledge and why is it needed?
Risk mitigation plays an important role in the consumer lending industry. To determine whether a potential borrower will cover the debt within the stipulated term, the lender assesses his solvency and credit history. However, many lenders require another pledge or surety – an additional loan repayment guarantee. In contrast, fast loans without collateral are granted only on the basis of the borrower's solvency.
A pledge and a pledge have the same purpose, but are different:
- pledge is the property of the borrower that is pledged until the loan is repaid. If the borrower is unable to repay the loan and defaults, the pledge is forfeited to the creditor;
- a guarantee is a written promise by a third party to cover the debt, in whole or in part, if the borrower is unable to repay the loan himself. Depending on the type of credit, both natural and legal persons can act as guarantors.
The following usually becomes the pledge of retail lending:
- Real Estate;
- vehicle.
To understand the terms of the pledge, you need to go into the details of the loan. Where can I find all the information on pledge terms? Credit agreement!
Details to look out for in your credit agreement
Whether the lender requires a pledge, a guarantee or both is stated in the credit agreement. The conditions of the pledge or guarantee are explained there. Typically, the lender offers one of the following options:
- the pledged property remains at the disposal of the borrower;
- the pledged property is forfeited to maturity.
What exactly the lender will choose depends on the type of pledge and the situation of the borrower. If the only property is pledged, the customer can usually continue to use it. Occasionally, especially if the object of the pledge is a car, the lender issues a power of attorney allowing the borrower to drive the pledged car.
The pledge and guarantee apply to loans that are applied for and executed in person rather than online. Read on to find out when a mortgage loan is the optimal option!
Pledge or surety as an integral part of large loans
Lender requirements depend on the type and amount of the loan. If the borrower needs a large sum, the application process will be relatively long.
This can take several business days, and in the meantime, the lender becomes familiar with the client's:
- solvency. This is evidenced by the following documents: a statement from the workplace, a bank statement;
- credit history. It shall be verified by means of electronic public and private debt history databases;
- eligibility of guarantors. The information provided by the guarantor is also verified by analysis of databases and documents.
It also takes time to process a pledge or a three-party contract. But nowadays, consumer lending has become more diverse and unsecured lending has emerged. Lighter credit is usually available from non-bank lenders, including Ricky and Dova Diver. Find out why cash collateral is a non-bank lenders service!
Loans without pledge are specially designed for household expenses
Compared to other types of loans, internet credit is granted in less than half an hour. For example, a Ricky and Dova Diver unsecured loan will be in your bank account approximately 15 minutes after the application is processed. How do non-bank lenders provide this speed?
There are 3 explanations for this:
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- no documents required;
- it is a collateralized loan.
If you need more money today and the amount you need is relatively small, unsecured internet lending is a handy solution. Finally, let's look at the terms and conditions under which such a credit can be obtained.
Why do non-bank lenders lend money without collateral?
Quick loans are for different purposes. You can borrow money online to pay for an urgent bill or to buy essentials, and the amount you ask for is never the same as a home or car loan. This allows lenders to make simpler, but no less important, claims on their clients.
You can borrow collateral at Ricky and Dova Diver if you are:
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Note that a mortgage loan is a short-term service that must be used wisely. By entering into the agreement, you are responsible for meeting your credit obligations. Despite the relatively simplistic way of obtaining money, fast loans are a serious type of loan.
Ricky and Dova Diver reminds that only those who have adequate solvency and regular income can apply for a loan. Don't hurry to apply for a credit! First, think carefully about whether you really need the credit and can pay off your debt on time!


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Volunteer to Enrich Your Co-op Search
By: Heather Palis
Many students start their post-secondary careers unsure of where they would like their education to take them. My future career path, like many students may find, is very unclear. Co-op is a great opportunity to test out potential careers and to gain a clearer understanding of a post-graduation focus. I joined the Co-op Program hoping to seek a position last spring, but soon realized the importance of having a broad base of transferable skills to attaining a co-op position. This need to expand my skill base opened me up to the variety of opportunities to get involved on campus, all of which I have greatly profited from, and have facilitated my co-op job search.
I volunteer with a Peer Health Promotion group at SFU. The position is focused on many aspects of health, giving me a broad range of knowledge and also allowing me to expand my communication skills, which are directly applicable to my search for a Communication Co-op job. I have taken on writing, promotions, and marketing opportunities within this position, and have come to learn my strengths and weaknesses within these areas. This single volunteer position has opened me up to an array of contacts, building relationships that have offered me a range of further opportunities. Remember, opening just one door will often open a dozen more.
Volunteer experience can act as a great alternative to workplace experience. It is often discouraging to think that attaining a co-op position will be a great leap from the common customer service or retail job to the "professional" working world. There is a recognizable gap between these two workplaces and volunteer experiences can be used to directly bridge that gap. As a student you may not come across the opportunity to be paid for what you love doing, but will likely find the opportunity to do it in a volunteer setting, getting your foot in the experience-door. Employers are not concerned with where skills were acquired but whether or not you have them. Gaining a transferable skills base through volunteer work may in fact be of benefit, demonstrating your initiative, and drive to make change and further yourself, despite any monetary compensation.
The key thing to remember with volunteer work is in the very sense of the term, "voluntary." A volunteer position should be enjoyable, and while giving is essential, the draw to this work is getting something back from your efforts. The notion that a volunteer role will build transferable skills setting you apart from others in a job search is a great motivator. Keep in mind that pursuing your interests is key in choosing a volunteer role. Students are sometimes bombarded with volunteer opportunities. While this can be overwhelming, it is reassuring to know that there are opportunities out there, sure to offer something of personal interest. When the work is enjoyed you will be more likely to commit to it, increasing the benefits of your experience. In relation to co-op however, remember that you will often be competing with a variety of students, sometimes nationally, and even internationally. With this in mind, don't hesitate to apply to an array of postings. Your first co-op position is a key step to getting your foot in the door, and will be valuable, whether or not it meets your original job search criteria.
There is great value in putting yourself out there, to discover what you love doing, or to expand on your skills doing what you love. Volunteer positions are a great way to do this, and are essential to preparing for co-op!
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I had an interview for internship at Microsoft. I was interviewed by SQL Server Analysis Services and SQL Server Reporting Services (I got offer from both :) ).
I was briefed by my recruitment coordinator at building 19. I had my interviews in building 34 and 35.
My interview questions were pretty easy. Here are some of them:
1. Write a program to create a balanced binary tree from a sorted array of integer.
>> Find the middle element. Make it root. recursively call the function for left and right subarray with root->left and root->right respectively.
2. Write a program to find angle between clock's minute and hour hand
>> assert(h >= 0 && m >=0)
return ( abs( 0.5*((h%12)*60 + m%60) - 6*(m%60)));
3. Consider there are 2 types of characters:
1byte character - has value less than 128
2 byte character - whose first byte has value >= 128
Given a random pointer in a byte array find the previous character
I was asked to solve the simpler version of the problem: i.e I was given the pointer to beginning of array.
>> Start from beginning of array till pointer (also keep track of prev character), if value <> 1 byte character. Goto next byte.
If value >= 128, => 2 byte character, move 2 bytes.
Lets assume if I was not given the begin pointer:
>> Assuming turing tape: the problem has atleast 1 non halting solution. Consider, tape filled with 128. :)
4. Given a string, reverse first n characters in each word of the string.
Eg: if string is "abcd ef"
and n =2 => o/p: "badc fe"
and if n =3 => o/p: "cbad ef" (if less than n characters, donot reverse)
5. Some probability based questions: 3 types of ball in bag with equal probability. Some of the atleast, atmax kind of questions. I am sure almost everyone has solved these type of questions in their undergrad.
6. Problem with Concurrent Reader, Exclusive Writer (CREW):
A writer may wait forever.
How to solve it?
Assign reader_priority = writer_priority = normal
When number of readers exceeds a threshold, --reader_priority
When writer writes and if reader_priority < normal, ++reader_priority
If reader_priority < norm, and if a reader comes, it will wait if there is writer waiting in the queue.
My suggestions:
Be confident. Revise Data Structures and Algorithms. Write few programs for practice.
Also talk to interviewer, clarify assumptions and state your algorithm before starting to write on the white board. Always check for boundary conditions (this is where most candidates get filtered).


text: An MRI on the shoulder of Detroit Red Wings centre Pavel Datsyuk has revealed a second-degree separation and the 36-year-old will be sidelined for four to five weeks. Datsyuk was taken hard into the boards by Penguins defenceman Rob Scuderi during the Red Wings 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh on Monday. "Its going to be around four weeks, give or take, depending on the healing process, Red Wings general manager Ken Holland told TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun on Wednesday. Holland is optimistic based on the timing of the injury. "The good news is, two weeks of the healing process is going to be during pre-season," he added. "So half his time will be during training camp. Thats at least good." This is the third major injury for Datsyuk in the the last year. He missed seven games last season with a concussion and 30 more with a right knee injury. Datsyuk is heading into his 13th NHL season. Custom New York Islanders Jerseys . 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MR Philip Roland Russell (Phil), son of the late Mr and Mrs Alf Russell and brother to Ken and Tony, died peacefully at Frimley Park Hospital on October 2 aged 67 after a long illness.
Mr Russell was born in Westfield and moved to Ash Vale in 1974.
He served his time as a tool maker and spent four years in the RAF. He finished his working life as a design draughtsman. He was interested in big band music and was a member of the West Surrey Big Bands Society.
He will be sadly missed by all his family and friends.
The funeral took place at Woking Crematorium on October 11. Ken and Tony wish to thank all those who attended and sent flowers, donations and cards of condolence. They also wish to thank the nurses of Frimley Park Hospital and others who took care of him through his illness.
The funeral was arranged by Woking Funeral Service.
Family flowers only. Donations if preferred to Macmillan Nurses to Woking Funeral Service.